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Winona Daily Republican

Location

Winona, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1883

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Storm and Flood Report from the Ohio Valley

Cincinnati reports river surge with water 50 feet in the channel and rising. Destruction along Front Street and submerged districts prompt charity visits as areas from Newport to Green River report timber losses and drownings. Other cities recount storms, floods, and structural damage across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic.

Cincinnati Water Street Broadway West Front Street Newport Green River Henry Barrett Columbia Ohio Cincinnati & Georgetown Little Miami Turkey Bottom Kanawha Hocking Valley Ohio Valley

MUST SHELL OUT If Cincinnati Wants the Democratic National Convention

Cincinnati, Dec. 29. The Enquirer says if the Democratic presidential convention is to come here, the business committee must raise funds to provide for visitors and commerce. Virginia congressman favors Cincinnati, noting access, a top hall, and ample hotels, arguing the party needs Ohio and that holding the convention here will aid victory. Seeks local subscriptions within a week to ten days to decide success or defeat.

Cincinnati the Enquirer Chicago Enquirer Washington City Virginia United States Ohio

Fall of a historic White House tree sparks reminiscence

Workers at the White House cut down a two-foot-diameter sapling planted during Andrew Jackson’s era near the semicircular walk to the avenue. Legends say Abraham Lincoln paused there to whittle twigs, and the tree’s decay forced its removal amid concerns of collapse. Brig. Gen. Andrew A. Humphreys died suddenly of angina pectoris in Waslington City.

Watersury Conn Naugatuck Meriden Bostov Strests Providence New Haven Brooklyn van Brunt C. C. Brower Shortland Brothers Prentiss’ Wharf Nineteenth Street Ninth Avenue Sandy Hook Kate Gifford Wright Wasmington City White House Andrew Jackson Abraham Lincoln Hineton City Andrew A. Humphreys McClellan American Philosophical Society American Academy of Arts and Sciences National Academy of Sciences Imperial Royal Geological Institute of Vienna Royal Institute of Science and Art of Lombardy Milan Italy

The Way on the American Hog

Department of Agriculture denies reports of diseased hogs packed for export. Chicago inspections cited as preventing such shipments. The attack on American meats appears tied to foreign powers and rival dealers. President Arthur's Christmas gifts and White House notes follow, including payments to staff and a private messenger. Morrison cited as possible Democratic standard bearer in editorial. The President returns to Washington with no family at the New Year reception.

Ashington City Department of Agriculture Detmers Chicago Department Doc Arthur Allan Alexander Powidll St. John’s Church Nellie Mixh Washington City Washington White House

Sharon Hill trial scene stirs crossed lines and perjury

In San Francisco a heated session in the Sharon Hill case features Frederick C. Burchard denying a $5,000 payoff for testimony after a $200 payment by gambler Arnett Ferguson. Miss Hill sparred with Gen. Barnes as letters read, orders restored, and Burchard later arrested for perjury with $2,000 bail. Disasters report snow slides in Colorado claim several lives and cripple rail lines, while other regional notes cover Ohio bar plans, Cincinnati grain totals, and a New York university professor death.

San Francisco Frederick C.burchard Sarah Hill Tyler and Ames Sarah Barnes Burchard Miss Hill Gen. Barnes Hal Gen. Barnes Tyler Arnett L. Ferguson Portland Bes Auple Sharon

Reliable Our Clothier in Winona Since 1855

Samuel Fox, The Clothier, promotes a long established business in Winona. The dealer claims steady growth, a large salesroom stocked with bargains, and honest prices on reliable clothing for men and boys. Customers are promised courteous service whether a sale ensues.

Minnesota van Mae Gaad Samuel Fox Winona

Alibi Strong in Emma Bond Assault Case

In Hillspine on December 29 the defense proved a robust alibi for John Montgomery via John Marget with direct testimony placing Marget with Joseph Yonker at 6:30 p.m., contradicting Bond’s account of witnessing Montgomery at the schoolhouse loft earlier at 4:20. Prosecutors seek to impeach Marget as rebuttal proceeds.

John C. Montgomery Miss Bond Montgomery Marget

Arrested for Murder in Spring Grove Ravine Case

John Neil, a Scotch man, was arrested in Crxcrxnatt on December 29 for the murder and robbery of William H. Kirk in a ravine on Spring Grove avenue. Strong circumstantial evidence is cited against him.

Nevada William Fox Thomas Howard John Neil William H. Kirk Spring Grove Avenue

Will Not Run a Ticket in Cincinnati Election

Cincinnati December 29 The Trades and Labor assembly votes seventeen to six to not field a workingmen's ticket in the next election.

Cincinnami The Trades and Labor Assembly

Editorial claims General Logan a dangerous presidential contender

New York letters quote the Sun warning that Gen. Logan is a dangerous figure in the presidential struggle and may stay in the race. The World adds notes on Morrison Carlisle and the ways and means committee. It suggests Morrison Mills trade talk could cost New York New Jersey California Connecticut and Ohio votes for the Democrats in the coming contest.

New York the Sun Logan New York World Morrison and Carlisle E Ways’ and Means Morrison and Mills New Jersey Fornia Connecticut Ohio

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