Naval Retiring Board recommends Eastman retirement
The Naval Retiring Board on the 28th ult. advised retiring Commander Thomas H. Eastman. Other items note Post Office shift toward universal union admission, Conger named Postmaster at Washington, and ongoing Treasury bond plans amid tariff effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Retiring Board
Thomas H. Eastman
Post Office Department
Universal Union
Bolivia
Frank D. Conger
Washington, D. C
Parker
Yuartermaster
Ingalls
Folger
Treasury
Henry Ler Snyder
State
War
Navy Department
Congress
Snyder
Navy
Commissioners of Internal Revenue
Kentucky
Illinois
Missouri
Various Civil War relics and crimes noted in New York dispatches
The day’s items include Aldermen in New York planning a July 4 flag presentation from Virginia Military Institute for the 164th Regiment. Reports detail a Paterson theft trial of five Chinese defendants, drownings near Staten Island, a plumbers association action, forged Missouri bonds arrest warrants, severe weather injuries near Clinton Pennsylvania, rising national business failures, and opposition to trade dollars in New York City. Additional items cover Pennsylvania governor vetoes, a coal train wreck near Kinzua, a Tennessee bee sting death, suicide in Lampasas, Texas, and a spate of Ohio and Illinois court and accident notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Virginia Military Institute
164Th Regiment
Rosser
Lung Poy
Paterson
N. J
Staten Island
N. Y
National Association of Plumbers
Isaac A. Brians
Wesley Lyon
New York City
Emil Brie
Stamford
Conn
Edwin R. Kirk
Hoboken
Kirk
Brie
Missouri
Briggs
John Jacob Astor
Michigan
Lyon
Clinton
Lawrence County
Matthew Skillen
West
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Allegheny City
Soldiers’ Orphan School
Rochester & Pittsburgh
Rassalas
Kinzua Viaduct
Steamer Sinks on Ohio River After Skiff Collision
A family of five father mother and three children drowned on the Ohio River twenty miles below Madison Indiana when a passing steamer sent a wave that tipped their skiff. The incident follows prior peril as a mounted band faced General Ilges near the Missouri line.
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Little Pine
Montana
Ilges
Brightlight
St. Louis
Kansas City
Booneville
Ohio River
Madison
Ind
Pauper Emigration Denial and Global Alerts
Chief Secretary Trevellyns reply in the House of Commons rebuts claims that pauper emigrants were sent to America with government collusion. Reports on cholera in Damietta describe 129 deaths as the plague sweeps towns. Also notes U S warning to Turkey over tariff terms and a fatal warehouse fire in Winnipeg with powder explosions.
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Damietta
Egypt
James Carey
Kil Mainham
Queenstown
Bermuda
Lew Wallace
United States
Constantinople
Turkey
Porte
Wallace
J. H. Ashdown
Winnipeg
Manitoba
George Seal
Aix la Chapelle
Prussia
Toiza
Algeria
Mecca
President Announces Appointments and Rail Line Commission
The President on the 2d announced appointments including Holabird as Quartermaster General succeeding Ingalls, Galbraith as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, with signals of a railroad and telegraph line commission for Oregon & California line from Rosenburg. The public debt showed a June decrease of 18.1 million and fiscal year drop of 137.8 million. A mob hanged McDowell after he confessed brutal crimes near Louisiana Missouri. A farm laborer shot Abram Coppernol near Victory New York. Dauphin County Alms House burned. a violent storm hit New York and surrounding states causing damage and evacuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holabird
Ingalls
William J. Galbraith
Supreme Court
Montana
Samuel J. Kirkwood
Iowa
Silas B. Dutcher
New York
Anthony Gilkeson
Oregon & California Railroad Company
Rosenburg
Oregon
Lewis
Rockingham County
Elam
Beirne
McDowell
Kate Dwyer
Louisiana
Bowling Green
Pike County
Abram Coppernoll
Victory
Cayuga County
N. Y
Lew French
French
Copperwoll
Auburn
Dauphin County
Harrisburg
State of
Port Jervis
New Publication The Full Nest by Cousin Erua
New novel The Full Nest by Cousin Erua author of Little Twigs is issued by Water Can Tract Society New York priced 123 dollars. Set on the Pacific coast it follows a large family of children in a home circle with moral instruction rather than strong plot or drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erua
Water Can Tract Society
Nassau
New York
Pacific Coast
Frontier Army Sketches by James W Steele
Review notes the work charts isolated lives amid frontier life, distinguishing Steele's sketches from dime novels. Describes the book as entertaining and instructive with pure language, offering a more substantial portrayal of desperadoes and pioneers than sensational literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W
Nileman
Chronicler
Mr. Steele
Mary Moncure Paynter's New Hammock Series Novel
Mary Moncure Paynter's latest work details a late war Southern home, with Aunt Dinah and Caleb causing mischief amid romantic subplots. The book promises humor, vivid character sketches, and a lively portrayal of prewar Virginia life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Moncbve Payxtter
A. Sumner
Re- Co
Chicago
Sceipt
Price
Heny A. Sumner Co
Mary Moncure Paynter
Old Dominion
I.V
Lego
Iev
Dinah
Caleb
Peck
Mar
Jack
Kattie
Spurgeon Sermons for Farmers Offered by Funk & Wignalls
Rev C H Spurgeon sermons collected in a 303 page volume priced at $1 with nineteen sermons aimed at farmers. Subjects include The Sluggards Farm The Ploughman The Joy of Harvest and other practical farm and spiritual themes presented to Christian readers seeking wholesome literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Spurgeon
Fumk & Wignalls
Ey Street
New Yor Sent
Bourficon
Funk & Wignalls
de Blie
Rays
Gates Ajar in Fifty-Fifth Edition Promotes Peaceful Readership
An advertisement for Gates Ajar by Elizabeth Stewart Phelps notes a price of 150 and lists Houghton Mifflin as publisher. It praises the journal style and comforting appeal to the bereaved and in doubt about Heaven, citing favorable reviews from The Trdependent and Congregationalist and urging readers to purchase postpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zay
Gates
Elizabeth Stewart Phelps
Catalpa plants offered to subscribers by local nursery
An arrangement with Mr W S Flattery, a nursery man, offers subscribers a Catalpa tree for each Herald subscriber secured. The Catalpa is described as a strong, long lasting wood tree with a potential life of over ninety years, two years to grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Flattery
Durham herd sale details from Lake and Jones
Durham bulls and cows along with a pure bred Guernsey heifer to be weighed or tagged soon, according to Lake and Jones. The note indicates a livestock sale or entry for future market actions by the Lake and Jones outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Guernsey
Eigesh
Lake& Jones
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Joseph W. Fragill
Theodore Shotwell
Henry Whiting
Brooklyn
Exuts P. Purpos
Philadelphia
Associated Bans of
Ity
H. O. Magleby
R. Christiansen
Utah
Iennie
Joseph Roberts
Mejdville
Ross
Mason Charles C. Jackson
United States Army
Detroit
Supreme Court of Ohio
Okey
Johnson
McIlvaine
Doyle
Upson Cohear
Hiram Buarh
Keithsburg
Ill
Muskegon
Mich
Ives & Hall
Whittlesey
Wis
Donald Gerish
John Spencer
John Stoner
Northwestern
Norwalk
Albert Getthing
W.H. Hallenbeck
Jeffers
Detroit & Jeffers
Shelbyville
Dixon
Fletcher Bros
Mageworthie
Arthur F. Taylor
Case School of Applied, Science
Cleveland
Ohio
Zachary Taylor
Carrara
Italy
Louisville
Assiniboine
Foreign Intelligence
NEW Publications
Frontier Army Sketches
Catalpa
Pren
Iamns
Alyon&healy State
Monroe Sts
Gedy
Craigread
Wooster Stove Co’s
Opposite Zimmerman
McCi
Craighead
Shalone
Lumbfr
Hartman
Durstine
East Lake
Queen Anne
Elizabeth Anne
Mecehan
Hartman & Durstine
Hoelzel
Kalt Wasser
South-East Side Public Square
Mall
Sheridan
Dousso8 & Co
Hustos
Kitchell
Mitchel
J.orain
Wheeling R. R
Wheeling
Bridgeport
Oedemant
MLIP
River
Elyria
le Grafton
Medina
Chiewa L
Ad Q
Eviile
Sterling
Warwick Aston
Fulton
Magsillon
Tia
L.8
M.S. R
Grafton
C C.u
Russell
Warwick UG
Mt. W
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Urichsville
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Wheelin’y
Townsend
WM. H. Gboi
J. C. Ayes & Co
Lowell
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