Articles
- ELECTION OF UNITED STATES SENATORS.
- THE ST. JOHN'S FLOATING HOSPITAL.
- AN OLD STORY RETOLD.; A REBEL VERSION OF THE CAPTURE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS. STATEMENT BY A MEMBER OF HIS WIFE'S TRAVELING PARTY SCENES BY THE WAY HOW "THE PRESIDENT" BORE HIMSELF IN THE HOUR OF DEFEAT AND CAPTURE.
- THE MARYLAND DEMOCRATS.; THE APPROACHING CONVENTION--THREE CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR IN THE FIELD--AN EXCITING CONTEST PROBABLE--THE SOURCES OF CORRUPTION IN MARYLAND.
- ONE NEGRO MURDERED AND ANOTHER FATALLY STABBED.; DESPERATE FIGHT IN THOMPSON STREET--A COLORED STABLEMAN KILLS A STRANGER AND NEARLY MURDERS ANOTHER-- THE ASSAILANT HIMSELF BADLY WOUNDED--OTHERS SERIOUSLY INJURED--THE MURDERER CLAIMS TO HAVE ACTED IN SELF-DEFENSE--CONFLICTING STATEMENTS.
- THE LOUISVILLE DEFALCATION.
- IRISH ADDRESS TO CARDINAL M'CLOSKEY.
- HOMES ON THE HUDSON.
- LONG ISLAND.
- EDUCATIONAL.; DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN NOTES.
- AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING.
- PHILOLOGICAL QUIXOTISM.
- THE CITY CENSUS.; TAMMANY'S ATTEMPTED SWINDLE A FAILURE. FIGURES THAT WON'T WORK--HALF A MILLION PEOPLE MISSING--FACTS THAT TELL MORE TRUTH THAN THE TAMMANY ARITHMETIC--THE BASIS OF POPULATION--THE HEALTH BOARD NEARLY RIGHT.
- OBITUARY.; LADY JANE FRANKLIN.
- THE STATE OF TRADE.
- THE SARATOGA RACING ASSOCIATION.
- LATER IDENTIFICATION OF THE MURDERED MAN.
- LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.; THE SHOOTING AT WIMBLEDON. RIGBY, OF THE IRISH TEAM, TIES FULTON--THE MATCH TO BE FINISHED TO-DAY--THE COUNCIL PETITIONED TO ALLOW THE AMERICANS TO SHOOT AT THE SAME TIME WITH THE ELCHO SHIELD MATCH.
- A MODEL STEAM-SHIP.
- GLEANINGS FROM THE MAILS; THE LOUISVILLE DEFALCATION. A DEPUTY UNITED STATES COLLECTOR IS FOUND $45,000 SHORT IN HIS ACCOUNTS, AND DIES WITHIN & FEW HOURS AFTER THE DISCOVERY.
- NEW-JERSEY.
- LETTERS THAT MISCARRY.; EXAMPLES OF THE CARELESSNESS OF BANK OFFICIALS AND MERCHANTS TROUBLES OF POST OFFICE SUPERINTENDENTS.
- TRIALS OF THE CENSUS-TAKER.
- THE DEBT OF VIRGINIA.
- AFFAIRS OF SPAIN.; THE POSITION OF THE CARLISTS AND THE ALFONSISTS.
- BOSTON WOOL MARKET
- FIVE HUNDRED MILES WITHIN SIX DAYS.
- ANTE-MORTEM STATEMENT OF THE WOUNDED MAN.
- ACHIEVEMENTS OF CANADIAN RIFLEMEN PRIZES WON IN THE QUEEN'S ALEXANDRA, AND OTHER CONTESTS.
- FESTIVAL OF THE SWISS ASSOCIATIONS.; OPENING EXERCISES IN JONES' WOODS SINGING FOR PRIZES BY THE SOCIETIES PROGRAMME OF TO-DAY'S GAMES.
- POLITICS AND RELIGION IN FRANCE.
- EXTRAORDINARY MURDER AND SUICIDE IN NORWAY.
- A TEST OF ENDURANCE.; A NEGRO MAN ESSAYS THE FEAT OF ROTATING UPON A BARREL-HEAD FOR TWENTY-FOUR HOURS WITHOUT FOOD, DRINK, OR SLEEP.
- NO MORE RAILROAD COLLISIONS.
- ANOTHER RAID BY THE HIGHLAND BRIGANDS.; THREE HOUSES IN COLD SPRING ENTERED BY THEM SATURDAY NIGHT ONE OF THE BURGLARS WOUNDED THE ENTIRE POPULATION OF THE VILLAGE BUYING REVOLVERS THE BURGLARS GROWING BOLDER A SLIGHT CLUE THE AUTHORITIES MOVING IN THE MATTER.
- THE OLD STORY.; A CONFIDING SWISS GIRL ACCEPTS THE ATTENTIONS OF AN ENGAGING YOUTH AND GIVES OVER ALL HER MONEY AND JEWELRY.
- THE COTTON MARKETS
- THE SPANISH REPUBLICS.; A BLOODY RIOT INCITED BY PRIESTS. AN ENTIRE GARRISON MASSACRED AT SAN MIGUEL--OUTRAGES OF THE MOB--SINGULAR DISCOVERY ON THE BODIES OF SOME OF THE VICTIMS--INDIGNATION AGAINST THE PRIESTS--PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT OF THE DIFFICULTIES BETWEEN PANAMA AND THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT--PANAMA'S VOTE CAST FOR DR. NUNEZ FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNION--MORE PROMISING SITUATION IN PERU--GREATER PURITY OF ELECTIONS PROVIDED FOR IN CHILI--NEWS FROM THE OTHER REPUBLICS.
- THE WHEELER EXPEDITION.; BRILLIANT VIEWS ALONG THE ROUTE. STRANGE EFFECTS OF THE MOUNTAIN SCENERY--THE LIFE AND CUSTOMS OF A SURVEYING PARTY--THE NEW-MEXICO COUNTRY AND PEOPLE--THEIR GOOD AND BAD TRAITS--THE WORK OF THE EXPEDITION.
- ARREST OF "BALLY" HENRY.
- GREAT BRITAIN.; A MASS-MEETING TO PROTEST AGAINST THE GRANT FOR THE PRINCE OF WALES' TRIP A VIOLENT SPEECH BY BRADLAUGH. DEATH OF LADY FRANKLYN. SPAIN.
- THE SERVICES YESTERDAY CONDUCTED BY REV. GEORGE W. JULIAN, OF NEW-BEDFORD.; THE SERVICES YESTERDAY CONDUCTED BY REV. GEORGE W. JULIAN, OF NEW-BEDFORD.
- A DEGREE LONG DEFERRED.; HOW A YALE MAN WAS KEPT OUT OF HIS MASTER'S DIPLOMA NEARLY FIFTY YEARS.
- SHOOTING WITH A FLINT-LOCK.; A TOUGH STORY ABOUT AN OLD VIRGINIA FARMER.
- SERVED HIM RIGHT.; THE VETERAN JOHN NEAL GIVES AN IMPERTINENT YOUNG ROUGH HIS DESERTS.
- Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
- MARRIAGE IN FRANCE.
- THE HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.
- SARATOGA AFTER THE REGATTA.; THE CROWDS GONE AND QUIET RESTORED NOT MANY POLITICIANS IN TOWN WHAT MAY SOON BE EXPECTED.
- THE RED CLOUD AGENCY.; PROF. MARSH PRONOUNCES THE EXPLANATIONS OF COMMISSIONER SMITH A "CHARACTERISTIC TRICK OF THE INDIAN BUREAU"--THE QUOTATION FROM AN OLD AND INCORRECT REPORT--FUTILITY OF A GENERAL DENIAL UNTIL HIS CHARGES ARE MET.
- ATTEMPTED MURDER IN HOBOKEN.
- RECOVERY OF STOLEN PROPERTY.
- AFTER MANY YEARS.; AN OLD SHIPMASTER TO RECEIVE 50,000 FRANCS FOR SAVING A FRENCH LADY FROM DROWNING NEARLY HALF A CENTURY AGO.
- PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
- COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
- Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
- FUNERAL OF SAMUEL PRIESTLY TAYLOR.; THE OLDEST ORGANIST IN THE WORLD CONNECTED WITH THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH FOR MORE THAN SEVENTY-FIVE YEARS HE DIES IN BROOKLYN AT THE AGE OF NINETY-SIX.
- EUROPEAN FLOODS.; THE DISASTERS IN THE SOUTH OF FRANCE. A SAD RETURN ARRESTS OF ROBBERS THE EXECUTIVE ON THE SPOT SCENES AND INCIDENTS.
- ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM-SHIP CELTIC.
- THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.; THIS WEEK'S AUCTIONS.
- A GALE AT LONG BRANCH.; NARROW ESCAPE OF THE BATHERS BATHING SHANTIES BLOWN DOWN CARRIAGES AND FENCES OVERTURNED ALARM AT THE HOTELS.
- INDIAN AGENTS MILES AND HAWWORTH REPORT A FAIR ARTICLE OF BEEF DELIVERED AT THEIR AGENCIES.
- A BURGLAR SHOT BY A BOY OF SEVENTEEN.
- THE TEMPERANCE BADGE OF THE GRAND DIVISION.
- ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
- LOUIS BLANC ON REPUBLICS.
- MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY.
- Editorial Article 3 -- No Title
- A WAR VETERAN'S FUNERAL.; FUNERAL OF WILLIAM H. BROWN, A SOLDIER OF THE WAR OF 1812.
- THE STORMS IN HUNGARY. THE COUNTRY SWEPT BY WIND AND HAIL; A TRACK OF DESTRUCTION LOSS OF LIFE AND GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY. Writing from Buda, Pesth, on July 3, a cor
- THE PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
- RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
- STORM AND DAMAGE TO CROPS IN OHIO.
- THE PEACH CROP.; NOT LESS THAN EIGHT MILLION BASKETS EXPECTED IN DELAWARE AND MARYLAND--EARLY VARIETIES TO BE PUT INTO THE MARKET THIS WEEK--MORE PERFECT TRANSPORTATION ARRANGEMENTS THAN EVER BEFORE--DIRECT TRADE WITH INTERIOR CITIES OVER THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA ROADS.
- A WATCHMAN SHOT BY A UNITED STATES DEPUTY MARSHAL.
- THE POPE'S ENVOY.
- BIG FISHING.
- THE PHONOMETER.
- MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; ARRIVED.
- Editorial Article 4 -- No Title
- NOVEL HAY-MAKING.; ARTIFICIAL HEAT SUCCESSFULLY REPLACING THE SUMMER SUN.
- SENATOR THURMAN ON THE OHIO PLATFORM.; THE RAG-MONEY PLANK MERELY LOCAL HE DISAGREES WITH IT AND INTENDS TO OPPOSE IT WHY HE DID NOT SPEAK OUT AT THE CONVENTION.
- BANKERS' CONVENTION AT SARATOGA.
- FALL RIVER MANUFACTURERS.; WAGES TO BE REDUCED IN ALL THE MILLS IN THE CITY TO THE ANTE-STRIKE BASIS--A LOCK-OUT AGREED UPON IF ANOTHER STRIKE FOLLOWS.
- NARROW ESCAPE FROM COLLISION.
- NEW PUBLICATIONS.; TENNYSON'S QUEEN MARY."
- ULTRAMONTANE ESPIONAGE.
- A CANINE MAIL-CARRIER.
- MISCELLANEOUS.
- FOREIGN MARKETS.
- Editorial Article 5 -- No Title
- POST OFFICE CHANGES.
- THE MISSING BALLOON.; PROBABLE DROWNING OF PROF. DONALDSON AND THE CHICAGO REPORTER.
- MARRIED.
- PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.; DEMOCRATIC PLANS AND PROSPECTS WILL THEY ADOPT THE OHIO PLATFORM JUDGE KELLEY "A REPUBLICAN TO THE BACKBONE" PROBABILITIES OF THE ERIE CONVENTION THE CANDIDATES PROHIBITIONIST INTENTIONS.
- A BLOODY DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.
- SHOCKING SUICIDE.
- CITY AND SUBURBAN NEWS.; NEW-YORK.
- AMERICAN ART.; THE STATUS OF AMERICAN SCULPTORS IN ITALY. THE RECENT CHARGES OF EMPIRICISM--WHAT SOME NEWSPAPERS THINK OF THE UNITED STATES--INCREASE OF THE DEMAND FOR ART-WORKS--THE PROPER OUTCOME OF THE CENTENNIAL.
- LATEST SHIPPING NEWS BY CABLE.
- GENEROUS REQUESTS.
- Editorial Article 6 -- No Title
- FRENCH PUBLIC MEN ON CHANGE.
- BY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.
- DIED.
- THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN TO BE OPENED WITH A GRAND MASS MEETING AT ERIE NEXT THURSDAY EVENING.
- SUNDAY TRAGEDIES.; A FATHER MURDERED BY HIS SON. A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN WEST FORTY-FOURTH STREET--THE FATE OF AN UNFAITHFUL HUSBAND-ACCUSED OF WRONG-DOING, HE ATTACKS HIS WIFE AND SON--THE LATTER DEFENDS HIS MOTHER AND SHOOTS HIS FATHER--STATEMENT OF THE MURDERED MAN'S WIFE.
- CHURCH CORNER-STONE LAID.
- A POLICEMAN'S MISTAKE.
- BOOKS RECEIVED.
- BROOKLYN.
- EXPLAINED THE MYSTERY.
- Editorial Article 7 -- No Title