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• Editorial Article 6 -- No Title
• Editorial Article 7 -- No Title
• VESSELS AND CREWS LOST.
• DR. BURTSELL NOT SUSPENDED.
• THE OHIO DEMOCRATS.; A RINGING PLATFORM ADOPTED BY THE STATE CONVENTION.
• BANKS SUE A BARON.
• ONTARIO AND WESTERN SUED.
• MORE OF POWDERLY'S PARTISANS.; A POCKET EDITION OF A STRIKE AMONG ROCHESTER NEWSBOYS.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• Article 1 -- No Title
• FROM ONE PRISON TO ANOTHER.
• PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD TO MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
• BY CABLE.
• MR. M'KINLEY'S RENOMINATION.
• Editorial Article 8 -- No Title
• A NEW-YORK ATHLETE BEATEN.
• THEIR FIRST STEEL STEAMER.
• MORE ROOM THAN DELEGATES.; A HALF HUNDRED GREENBACKERS CONFER IN INDIANAPOLIS.
• A BIG SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
• IMPORTANT ENTERPRISES.
• IN AID OF MONMOUTH HOSPITAL.
• FEARS OF CHOLERA IN QUEBEC.
• THE KITTERY NAVY YARD.; SECRETARY TRACY SAYS THERE IS NO POLITICS IN INCREASING THE FORCE.
• THE BOARD OF ARBITRATION.
• OIL STRUCK IN VIRGINIA.
• CURRENT FOREIGN TOPICS.
• THE SEA ATTACKS A BOARD WALK.
• THE IDAHO DEMOCRATS.; COMPOSITION OF THE TICKET FORMED BY THE STATE CONVENTION.
• REPAIRS ON THE RICHMOND.
• PERIL FOR BABY M'KEE.
• THE JOHN P. SMITH CRAB CLUB.
• SUCCESSFUL "OCEAN PARTIES."; EIGHTEEN ALREADY THIS YEAR AND SEVERAL MORE TO COME.
• BOND OFFERS ACCEPTED.
• COTTON HANDLERS' DEMANDS.; LITTLE FEAR OF A STRIKE ENTERTAINED IN NEW-ORLEANS.
• LIQUOR IN THE SENATE.
• LABOR GRIEVANCES ABROAD.; THE MINERS' STRIKE IN EUROPE -- GREAT TROUBLE IN MELBOURNE.
• TEMPER AND DECENCY LOST; REPUBLICANS MAKE THE HOUSE A BEAR GARDEN. MR. CANNON USES BAD WORDS AND MESSRS. BECKWITH AND WILLIAMS HAVE A FISTIC ENCOUNTER.
• Editorial Article 13 -- No Title
• APPOINTED BY GOV. HILL.
• THE MICHIGAN REPUBLICANS.
• Front Page 3 -- No Title
• ST. LOUIS VIA DETROIT.
• ENGINEER AND FIREMAN KILLED.
• NOTES.
• POSES AS A MARTYR.; J. BARTLEY COOK, THE PROMOTER, BEFORE RECORDER SMYTH.
• NO TRIAL FOR SALVATOR; BUT HE WILL TRY TO BEAT THE MILE RECORD TO-DAY. A DAY OF VERY POOR RACING AT MONMOUTH PARK IN WHICH A LOT OF PLATERS WERE CONTESTANTS.
• CHASED BY A CANADIAN CRUISER.
• COPYRIGHT PROPERTY.
• Editorial Article 9 -- No Title
• MEXICAN FINANCIAL NEWS.
• Editorial Article 14 -- No Title
• Front Page 2 -- No Title
• THROWN FROM HER CARRIAGE.; " MRS. R.J. TRAVERS" RECEIVES PROBABLY FATAL INJURIES.
• JUDICIAL POWERS ABUSED; REED'S OUTRAGEOUS METHODS TO SECURE RE-ELECTION. THE BIDDEFORD BOARD OF ALDERMEN ARRESTED TO CARRY OUT HIS PLAN OF DISFRANCHISEMENT.
• THREE BOY ACROBATS.; THE AUTHORITIES INTERFERE TO PREVENT THEIR PERFORMANCES.
• PEAPACK SMITHS IN FORCE; REUNION OF THE GREAT NEW-JERSEY FAMILY. HUNDREDS OF SMITHS MEET TO EXCHANGE CONGRATULATIONS AND ENTERTAIN THEIR FRIENDS.
• THE PHILADELPHIA'S COMMANDER.
• IN AND ABOUT THE CITY; RELIEVED BY THE CHAMBERLAIN. ACTING CONTROLLER WAS RATHER HARD UP FOR A FEW HOURS.
• NEW RACE TRACK IN NEW-JERSEY.
• FOREIGN TRADE CHANGES.
• Editorial Article 10 -- No Title
• THOSE KENTUCKY MURDERS.
• Editorial Article 15 -- No Title
• SOUTHOLD'S BIG BIRTHDAY; TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY YEARS OLD AND VERY PROUD OF IT. IT PUTS ON ITS BEST CLOTHES, WELCOMES THE STRANGER, HOLDS MEETINGS, AND HAS A GREAT PARADE.
• RELIEF MEANS FOR IRELAND.; THE OPINIONS OF THE EARL OF ABERDEEN ON THE SUGGESTIONS.
• NO FAITH IN DR. JUSTIN'S SHELLS.
• A LIGHT HOP CROP.
• LAWN TENNIS AT NEWPORT.; THE SINGLE CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT BEGUN.
• SALVATOR AGAINST TIME.; A TEST OF THE GREAT COLT'S SPEED AT MONMOUTH TO-DAY.
• Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
• IN A MEXICAN PRISON.
• PORTUGAL FEELS CHEATED.
• Front Page 1 -- No Title
• OBITUARY.
• CLEVELAND'S NAME CHEERED.; THE DEMOCRATS OF WASHINGTON WILL HAVE NO HILL BOOM THERE.
• ITURBIDE'S SECOND TRIAL.; THE CHARGES AGAINST THE ADOPTED SON OF MAXIMILIAN.
• WASHINGTON DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.
• THE VALUE OF A LIFE.
• GLEASON'S PETTY SPITE.; ATTACKING THE SCHOOL SAVINGS BANK SYSTEM TO SETTLE A GRUDGE.
• DASH RACES FOR TROTTERS.; A SUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO POPULARIZE HARNESS RACING.
• CITY AND SUBURBAN NEWS
• Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
• THE STEAMER ULUNDA ASHORE.
• Editorial Article 11 -- No Title
• NINETEEN KNOTS AND OVER; THE CRUISER SAN FRANCISCO EXCEEDS HER REQUIREMENTS. HERE'S ANOTHER FORTUNE IN QUARTER-KNOT EXCESS PREMIUMS -- WHAT THE NEW SHIP LOOKS LIKE.
• ATHLETES COMING FROM BOSTON.
• JUMPED FROM A SPEEDING TRAIN.; OLD MAN BECK KILLED AND HIS LITTLE DAUGHTER INJURED.
• SAN FRANCISCO EXCHANGE.
• M'VICKER'S TO BE REBUILT.
• THE ST. CLAIR TUNNEL INSPECTED.
• THE BICYCLERS' LAST DAY.; CONSIDERABLE BICKERING AT NIAGARA AND A HEAVY TRACK.
• KNIGHTS ARE IN A HOLE; THE BIG CONTRACT TAKEN BY THE BRICK HANDLERS. TRYING TO FORCE THE LAYERS AND MAKERS INTO THEIR ORGANIZATION -- THE MARKET'S CONDITION.
• THE VENEZUELA AWARDS.; A COMPARISON OF THE WORK OF THE FIRST AND LAST COMMISSIONS.
• SALES OF HARNESS HORSES.
• ORDERED TO HONOLULU.
• Editorial Article 3 -- No Title
• A SORROWFUL REUNION.
• ATROCITIES IN ARMENIA.
• SIR JOHN THOMPSON BACK.; HIS VIEWS ON THE BEHRING SEA AND COPYRIGHT QUESTIONS.
• PEACE IN CENTRAL AMERICA.
• THE FIGHT AGAINST TILLMAN.; CONSERVATIVE ACTION OF THE OPPONENTS OF THE CONGRESSMAN.
• THE STOCK YARDS STRIKE; ENGINES MANNED BY OFFICIALS OF THE ROAD. THE GENERAL MANAGERS DISSOLVE THE SWITCHING ASSOCIATION -- STRIKERS MARKING THE CARS.
• NOT ENTIRELY ORTHODOX; A REPUBLICAN WHO HAS HEARD FROM THE FARMERS. MR. DAVIS TELLS HIS PARTY FRIENDS SOME THINGS ABOUT BINDING TWINE AND THE HOME MARKET.
• STORM-BEATEN IN THE CATSKILLS.; A CAMPING PARTY DRIVEN FROM THE MOUNTAINS BY HAIL.
• CHEAP OCEAN POSTAGE.; MR. HEATON, M.P., WILL CONSULT WITH MR. WANAMAKER.
• MARYLAND'S ELECTION LAW.; THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE NEW ACT TO BE TESTED.
• RACING IN ENGLAND.
• Editorial Article 4 -- No Title
• NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.
• Editorial Article 12 -- No Title
• A BOSTON FIRM EMBARRASSED.; POTTER, LOVELL & CO.'S SUSPENSION REPORTED.
• THE ISSUE IN WISCONSIN; PLAINLY STATED BY THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. A DEMAND FOR THE REPEAL OF THE BENNETT LAW AND A TICKET HEADED BY GEORGE W. PECK.
• A BIG GALE ON THE SOUND.
• STRIKERS ASKING FOR WORK.; NEW-YORK CENTRAL MEN APPLYING FOR REINSTATEMENT.
• WHEAT AND POPULATION.; THE UNITED STATES MAY BECOME AN IMPORTER OF BREADSTUFFS.
• PURCHASES OF SILVER.
• TOILERS IN FRUITFUL SOIL; HOW WORKING CHILDREN'S LIVES MAY BE MADE ENDURABLE. FOURTH ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE INSPECTORS OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACTORIES, AND WORKSHOPS.
• THE CAMPAIGN IN ARKANSAS.
• A TROTTER DROPS DEAD.
• Editorial Article 5 -- No Title