Bloody Tombstone shootout shocks Bisbee area
Tombstone Arizona reports a deadly ambush near Castanada's store as five men attacked, killing J. C. Tappeiner and D. T. Smith instantly and wounding Mrs. Roberts and J. A. Nolty. The robbers fled with about 1200 dollars as three large pursuit parties form, suspected to include recent train robbers.
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Basis of Representation at Republican Convention
Washington dispatches discuss Frye's plan to restrict national convention representation to states casting Republican electors. The idea faces committee resistance as impractical, risking alienating Republican voters and potentially aiding Arthur or Logan's ambitions. Debate shifts to preferred convention site with Indianapolis or Chicago emerging as frontrunners. New York reports Mme Nixon, newly wed to Daubmann, seen about town. rumors say Daubmann travels California amid questions about their marriage.
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Explosion on Eng lish steamer Otranto injures workers
In Boston while longshoremen loaded the Otranto, a hold explosion and cargo fire caused $25,000 damage. Several crewmen were injured in the rush when the fire was found. An overdue ship story follows as Plantyn from New York arrives in Antwerp.
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Richelieu Robinson Prepares to Move on British Lion
Washington City special reports Richelieu Robinson arranging action against Britain with aid from notable Irish American figures. Obituary fragment mentions Prerapune and Franklin Gorée with unclear context and garbled names.
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Free articles push in tariff debate in Congress
Dec. 11. Reports from Washington and Cincinnati detail the tariff fight with two Ways and Means members voicing views. Frank Hurd may chair the judiciary but prefers the Ways and Means. he supports a single bill for free salt sugar lumber barbed wire and copper, and plans a bill for free wool. He doubts Democratic Ohio votes for free wool and notes Louisiana support for free sugar. Ex Senator McDonald argues U.S. labor costs and manufacturing face heavy competition from Britain. he cites hours worked and living costs to explain price gaps. James A. Gary warns southern mills face shifts in tariffs and railroad rates, showing northern advantage in cotton goods trade. An odd wild-man incident near Spruce Vale is reported by Bob Bradley and Henry Raush after a hunting trip in Columbiana County. Senator Jones of Nevada discusses silver coinage, opposing limits on the silver dollar and stressing money supply needs amid hard times.
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Cherokee Scandal in $500000 Cherokee appropriation
Washington dispatch outlines the transfer of $300000 to the Cherokee treasury under an 1883 act, with funds routed via the interior and treasury departments. It notes the certificates of the Cherokee treasurer and the assertion that expenditures to Phillips as agent were limited to authorized wages, while funds were deposited and used per law.
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Postal inspectors shut down Wilkes Barre private delivery
Philadelphia dispatch reports postal inspector Ables returned from Wilkes Barre where he disrupted the Wilkesbarre Messenger intelligence and Directory private postal group. The operation charged 1 cent for local delivery, rivaling government rates, and faced fines and arrest for participants. Arrests and hearings followed, with penalties set at 150 dollars per offense and 50 per patron.
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