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1879 August 21

Articles

• OPENING WYOMING CAMP-MEETING.
• THE BOSTON MURDER.; "LARRY O'NEIL" STILL AT LARGE--A SEARCH FOR HIM IN THIS CITY.
• A BANK MESSENGER MISSING.
• THE REV. MR. MURRAY'S AFFAIRS.
• STATEN ISLAND ROBBERIES.; VALUABLE GOODS STOLEN FROM THE SMITH DYEING WORKS.
• CUSTOM-HOUSE ECONOMY.; AN INCREASE IN COLLECTIONS AND A DECREASE IN EXPENSES IN NEW-YORK AND BOSTON.
• MODERATION IN BROOKLYN POLITICS.
• RELIEF FOR THE MEMPHIS ORPHANS.
• FUNERAL OF BENJAMIN R. WINTHROP.
• Editorial Article 6 -- No Title
• PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
• THE WALLACE COMMITTEE.; THE BOSTON INVESTIGATION FINISHED--ADJOURNMENT OF THE COMMITTEE.
• MISS ROACH'S BODY FOUND.; HELD BY THE CORONER IN FLUSHING FOR IDENTIFICATION.
• A REQUEST BY OHIO'S MEXICAN VETERANS
• SETTLERS KILLED BY INDIANS.
• MISSISSIPPI RIVER IMPROVEMENT.; PRELIMINARY WORK OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.
• CRIMES AND CRIMINALS.; INVESTIGATING THE NEW-HAVEN MURDER-- CRIMES IN OTHER PLACES.
• THE PENALTY FOR MURDER.; HILAIRE LATRIMOUILLE HANGED. A GREAT CROWD IN AND ABOUT THE ALBANY JAIL--HOW THE LAST HOURS OF THE DOOMED MAN WERE SPENT--HE DIES WITHOUT A STRUGGLE.
• TIDINGS OF MANY DISABLED COASTERS.; STORIES OF WEATHER TOLD BY CAPTAINS WHO HAVE REACHED THIS PORT--NEWS FROM THE SOUTH AND EAST--LIVES LOST AND VESSELS MISSING.
• FOR THE POOR OF JERSEY CITY.
• Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
• STATEN ISLAND.
• Editorial Article 7 -- No Title
• EUROPEAN POLITICAL AFFAIRS.; ACTIVITY OF THE ENGLISH LIBERALS--THE IRISH VOLUNTEER QUESTION--AUSTRIAN CABINET GOSSIP-EASTERN NOTES.
• THE CONVENTION AT SARATOGA.; DELEGATES CHOSEN IN THREE COUNTIES-- SUFFOLK COUNTY REPUBLICANS MEETING AT RIVERHEAD--CONVENTIONS IN OTSEGO AND MONTGOMERY.
• THE CAMPBELLS AT CAMPBELLTOWN.
• RILEY A WINNER BY DEFAULT.; THE REGATTA AT BARRIE--HANLAN REFUSES TO ROW.
• AN EX-MAYOR OF ST. LOUIS MISSING.
• THE RECORD OF ACCIDENTS.; DEATHS BY DROWNING--THE ATLANTIC CITY RAILROAD COLLISION.
• LAST DAY OF THE SARATOGA SEASON.; THE WINNERS OF THE MEETING AND THEIR EARNINGS--FOUR WELL-CONTESTED FINAL RACES--THE DETAILS OF THE SPORT. THE THREE-QUARTERS. THE TWO MILES AND A QUARTER. THE MILE AND A HALF. THE STEEPLE-CHASE.
• THE STATE OF TRADE.
• DEATH HASTENED BY POVERTY AND WANT
• Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
• NEW-JERSEY.
• Editorial Article 8 -- No Title
• MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; CLEARED. ARRIVED. SAILED. MISCELLANEOUS. SPOKEN. BY CABLE.
• THE POLICY OF RUSSIA.; ENGLAND SNUBBED--MORE CRUISERS TO BE BUILT IN THE UNITED STATES.
• SALE OF A PRIVATE BANKING-HOUSE.
• OTSEGO COUNTY DELEGATES.
• MERCHANTS AT A CLAM-BAKE.
• GOOD WORK BY CAPITAL OARSMEN.; THE OLYMPICS OF ALBANY WIN EVERY RACE IN THE SAUGERTIES REGATTA.
• DISPUTED EXPRESS RATES.
• A JERSEY CITY MAN IN DANGER.
• CHARGES AGAINST POLICE OFFICERS.
• RACING AT UTICA PARK.; THREE INTERESTING EVENTS--CHESTNUT HILL, DARBY, AND SLEEPY TOM THE WINNERS.
• NEWS FROM ALONG THE COAST.; LIVES LOST--SEVERAL YACHTS MISSING--A GALE AT HALIFAX.
• THE RIVERSIDE DRIVE JOB.; A BILL WHICH MR. LANE FOUGHT AGAINST-- WHAT HE SAYS ABOUT IT.
• Editorial Article 3 -- No Title
• SHE HAS TWO STRINGS TO HER BOW.
• Editorial Article 9 -- No Title
• LABOR, TRADE, AND CROPS.; THE REDUCTIONS IN WAGES--MANCHESTER TRADE PROSPECTS--CROP STATISTICS.
• MONTGOMERY COUNTY DELEGATES.
• Front Page 1 -- No Title
• INTERNATIONAL CRICKET MATCH.; THE AMERICAN TEAM WINS BY FIVE WICKETS.
• THE WRECK OF THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
• A BROOKLYN BURGLAR CAPTURED.
• SPEECHES BY SECRETARIES SCHURZ AND SHERMAN.; MR. SCHURZ RIDDLING DEMOCRATIC DOCTRINES AT CINCINNATI--INFLATIONIST PREDICTIONS FALSIFIED--GREENBACKS VS. BANK-NOTES--SILVER THEORIES AND STATE RIGHTS.
• SUING TREASURER WAITE.
• NOT A CASE OF ABDUCTION.; A GIRL OF FIFTEEN WHO FORSOOK HER FRIENDS TO WED A LAME LOVER.
• LAND LOSSES IN THE SOUTH.; HUNDREDS OF ORCHARDS RUINED--FARMERS LOSE HALF A MILLION DOLLARS.
• THE NINTH-STREET BURGLARY.; DR. HUTTON STILL OUT OF TOWN--THE POLICE WITHOUT A CLUE.
• Editorial Article 4 -- No Title
• SHE MUST OBEY HER HUSBAND.
• Editorial Article 10 -- No Title
• CURRENT FOREIGN TOPICS.
• LARGE SHIPMENT OF PEACHES.
• SHOT BY EAST RIVER THIEVES.; HOW THE BORDER GANG SQUARED ACCOUNTS WITH A WATCHMAN.
• BOAT-RACING AT CHARLOTTE.
• STRIKE OF MINE EMPLOYES.
• THE SPEECH OF MR. SCHURZ.; OHIO AND SOUND MONEY. THE PRESENT OHIO IDEA. THE ATTACKS ON THE NATIONAL BANKS. VALUE OF THE BANKING SYSTEM. WHAT THE SILVER AGITATION MEANS. THE ALTERNATIVE PRESENTED. THE STATE RIGHTS QUESTION.
• PROGRESS OF THE CENTAL SYSTEM.
• COURTESIES TO A VISITING CORPS.
• A COMPLIMENT TO JOHN H. STARIN.; RESOLUTIONS PRESENTED BY THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
• TRYING TO REDUCE NUGENT'S BAIL.
• Editorial Article 5 -- No Title
• DEPARTURES FOR EUROPE.
• Editorial Article 11 -- No Title
• A NEW STATISTICAL VOLUME.; THE BUREAU OF STATISTICS PREPARING A VALUABLE WORK.
• POLITICS IN PENNSYLVANIA.; LUZERNE COUNTY REPUBLICANS--DEMOCRATIC CORRUPTION IN LACKAWANNA.
• THE ROSS-SMITH RACE.
• AN OIL TRAIN DESTROYED.
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• THE FARMERS' ALLIANCE; STATE INTERESTS DISCUSSED. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ALLIANCE--A REPORT ON RAILROAD DISCRIMINATION DEMANDING RADICAL REFORMS--A PLATFORM ON TAXATION ADOPTED.
• A LARGE BUSINESS IN BREADSTUFFS.
• THE FOUR PER CENT. LOAN.; A SUBSCRIBING BANK WHICH STILL OWES FORTY-SIX MILLIONS.
• ONLY EIGHTEEN AND MARRIED TWICE.
• MR. SCHURZ AT CINCINNATI.
• LIEDERKRANZ FESTIVAL BY THE SEA.
• ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.
• WALTER PAINE MAKES CONFESSION.; FAMILY EXPENSES LARGER THAN HIS SALARY --THE DEFAULTER GONE TO CUBA.
• BURGLARS AT LONG BRANCH; THE BOLD ATTEMPT OF FIVE MEN TO ROB A BANK A POLICEMAN BOUND, GAGGED, AND CONFINED --TRYING TO BLOW OPEN THE SAFE-- FRIGHTENED AWAY BY A BUTCHER'S WAGON--NO LOSS DISCOVERED--ONE MAN ARRESTED.
• CALIFORNIA POLITICAL NEWS.
• A YAZOO INDEPENDENT SHOT IN THE BACK.; HENRY M. DIXON, AN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE, KILLED BY J.H. BARKSDALE, A DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE--THE MURDER COMMITTED ON THE MAIN STREET OF YAZOO CITY.
• BASE-BALL.
• AN UNSUCCESSFUL STRIKE.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• MR. SHERMAN AT STEUBENVILLE.; THE FINANCES AND "THE MISSISSIPPI PLAN" ABLY DISCUSSED.
• BRIGHTON BEACH FIFTH RACE MEETING.
• THE ARIZONA'S MURDERED STEWARD.
• HOW A SIX-FOOTER LOST HIS MONEY.
• CENSORSHIP AND FLUNKEYISM.
• WEBB CHALLENGED TO SWIM TEN MILES.
• DEATH OF AN OLD TELEGRAPHER.; THE CAREER OF HENRY T. ROGERS, ONE OF THE ORIGINATORS OF TELEGRAPHY.
• THE LABOR TROUBLES AT QUEBEC.; NO FRESH COMPLICATIONS--CONSULTATION OF THE RIVAL UNIONS OF SHIP LABORERS.
• MR. ACKERMAN'S DEFALCATION.; HIS BONDSMEN HAVE HIM PROSECUTED--ARRESTED AND OUT ON BAIL.
• THE EVENTS LEADING TO THE MURDER.
• POLO GAMES AT NEWPORT.
• THE PACIFIC MAIL'S TAX.; ANOTHER DECISION AGAINST THE COMPANY-- AN INJUNCTION DENIED.
• THE AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION.; PRESIDENT BROADHEAD'S VIEWS OF THE CALIFORNIA CONSTITUTION--"THE INVIOLABILITY OF TELEGRAMS" DISCUSSED.
• SEIZURES BY REVENUE AGENTS.
• NEW-YORK.
• THE TUILERIES.
• ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
• THE RAILROAD INVESTIGATION AT SARATOGA.; WHAT A RAILWAY KING KNOWS ABOUT THE COST OF CARS AND THE PROFITS OF MILK TRANSPORTATION--A CONTINGENCY IN WHICH POOLS WOULD BE WRONG.
• REUNION OF INDIANA SOLDIERS.
• THE FISHERY DISPUTE.; AMERICA'S CLAIM FOR DAMAGES--FISHERMEN HINDERED BY THE CANADIANS.
• MR. STARIN'S FRIENDS MULTIPLYING.
• PLAGUE-STRICKEN MEMPHIS.; TWENTY-SEVEN NEW CASES YESTERDAY--EXCITEMENT CAUSED BY TWO FIRES AND A FIGHT.
• A BOLD BARBER'S BRIDE.; SOCIETY CIRCLES AT BATTERY-PLACE AGITATED BY AN ELOPEMENT.
• A MACHINIST CRUSHED TO DEATH.
• THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB'S HOUSE.
• COURT CALENDARS--THIS DAY.
• BUT A GLASS OF WATER RESTORES HIS VIGOR.; THE INSIDE OF A NEW-YORK REFEREE'S COURT--LEVY BOLDLY DECLARES THAT HE WILL NOT BE ROBBED BY A MOUSE.
• BROOKLYN.
• BETTER THAN THE PANAMA CANAL.
• PASSENGERS SAILED.
• THE WELL AND LA ABRA CLAIMS.; SECRETARY EVARTS DECIDES THAT THE CASES SHOULD BE REINVESTIGATED.
• NOT THE MERCHANTS' BANK.
• BAGS FULL OF STOLEN GOODS.; THE BAGGAGE THAT CAUSED THE ARREST OF TWO MEN.