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Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1878

Page

2

Ballot slate listings for state offices and districts

Secretary of State CAPT Zoon A J Hull Davis County and Auditortate Maj Buren R Sherman Fenton County. Treasurer George W Kemis Buchanan County. Register State Sandifice Ligur James K Powers Cass County. Judge Supreme Court Col James H Roturock Cedar County. Attorney General John F McJunkin Washington County. Reporter Supreme Court Joan Runnells Polk County. Clerk Supreme Court Edward J Holmes Jackson County. Member of Congress Lth District C Carpenter Webster County. District Judge Eleventh District J W Sap Zier Franklin County. District Attorney Joanis Stevens Story County.

Capt Zoon A. J. Hull Davis County Maj Buren R. Sherman Fenton County George W. Kemis Buchanan County Register James K. Powers Cass County Supreme Court James H. Roturock Cedar County John F. McJunkin Washington County Joan 8. Runnells Polk County Edward J. Holmes Jackson County

Congressional Nomination at Cherokee Nominates C Carpenter for Ninth District

The Cherokee convention on the seventh inst. on the fifth ballot named ex Governor C Carpenter of Fort Dodge as Representative for the Ninth District. The gathering projected strong support and cheers, trusting providence will fulfill the pledge to the era’s favored candidate.

Cherokee Congress C. ©. Carpenter Fort Dodge Big Ninth

Fangs of the Republican Mule Discovered in Zoology

The Davenport Gazette reports a zoological discovery titled the Fangs of the Republican Mule. The piece outlines a study noting distinctive features and implications for political zoology.

Davenport Gazette

Presidential ticket for 1880 Greenback party announced

The latest candidate pairing for an 1880 Greenback worker party lists B. F. Butler of Magss as President and Dennis Kearney of ewate Ireland as Vice President. The Chicago Times calls Butler a demagogue wearing the national belt.

B. F. Butler Magss Dennis Kearney Ewate Ireland Chicago Times Ben Butler

Republicans Open Campaign Meet In Oil City Speech by Grow

The Pennsylvania Republicans begin campaign efforts a week before the election with a gathering in Oil City where Galusha A. Grow will speak. They aim to win a seat in Congress and hold their Legislature, which elects a Senator. The main issue for the fall is Congress XLV.

Pennsylvania Oil City Galusha A. Grow N. S. Tribune

Joux Steart Mitt on Fiat Money Debate

The text argues against unlimited nonconvertible paper money, noting its folly and the pernicious belief that printing currency can erase national debt or fund government without taxes. It warns that many still advocate such schemes despite long standing warnings and evidence.

Joux Steart

Logansport Speech Endorses Specie Basis by McDonald

In a Logansport address the Indiana incumbent criticized fiat money and urged a specie standard where paper and gold dollars hold equal value. He argued the nation cannot prosper with a non gold backed currency and warned of ruin if value diverges. He labeled the speaker old fashioned for opposing paper money.

OPW Indiana Hoggart U. S McDonald Logansport Iowa Tie

Early Chinese immigration to California dates from 1517

The San Francisco Chronicle traces the first Chinese arrival to 1517 with Chinaman Chom Ming a native merchant of Nai Sing Canton. It notes later gold reports in 1848, a surge of migrants by sailing ships, and a growing Chinese population in San Francisco by 1592, amid six main clans engaging in business along the coast.

America San Francisco Chronicle Chom Ming Nai Sing Canton Cheopg Yum Cheong Sum Pacific Mongelpacer San Francisco California Cong Crow

Tramps Attack Woman and Child Near Jerlington

In Henry County near Jerlington two tramp thieves dined with a farmer’s wife and later assaulted her while her husband was away. They fled after binding the woman and leaving the child barely alive. The couple awaited medical help.

Crines Jerlington Uenry Inet Tenton Hoshend

Farmers confront alleged tramp harassment by agitators

The passage describes injuries to a woman and a nervous shock amid nationwide trickery by men posing as job seekers. It accuses Hoggatt and Gillette of inciting devils with communistic harangues and asks Story County farmers if they will hire tramps for harvest work.

Hoggatt Gillette Story County

Political attack on Col. Hoggatt in Ninth District race

A defense of Col. Hoggatt challenges Greenback era endorsements in the Ninth District contest. It rebuts claims of honesty patriotism and popular support, arguing he is a tough, loud, and unpopular candidate backed by party operatives, not the people. The piece attacks the Union and Watchman editors’ praise and questions his votes and record.

Hoggatt Lehigh Union Ninth The Watchman the Watchman New Jefferson Maine Mexico Col Gen. Taylor Hoggat Union Buena Vista Jeff. Davis Mississippi Rifles Forsooth Cortes People's Congress Greenback Central Committee Hoggett Ninth Congressional District Iowa

First Carotid Artery Tie Behind The Tumor Surgery

A post mortem on Jason Pettee reveals that in 1872 Dr R D Muzzey tied both carotid arteries to remove a bleeding tumor at the back of the head. The tumor was removed and Pettee lived five more years. The case sparked medical interest nationwide. Professor C P Frost led the examination.

Hanxoven N. H Jason Pettee R. D. Muzzey Dartmouth Medical College Patlee C. P. Frost

Bankruptcy Petition Filed by Walter Shape Editor of Advocair

Walter fl Shape editor and publisher of the National Greenback Advocair in New York has filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. His debts total about seventy thousand dollars, all unsecured, while assets amount to only 340 dollars. The piece mocks the Greenbacker as an advocate of free money and notes his role in the Advocair.

Walter Fl. Shape New York The Advocair Greenbacker

Saint Louis Reacts to New Steps for Rail Iron Base

The note mentions 70460 new steps to the front as a base of supply for railroad iron and questions what Saint Louis will say in response. The fragment hints at a logistical development affecting rails and city reaction.

Saint Louis

Grasshoppers Fly East Across Minnesota

Report notes grasshoppers moving east through Minnesota but causing only minimal crop damage. Experts observe limited impact and monitor weather patterns for potential spread.

Minnesota

Frightful Pittsburgh Cincinnatti and St Louis Collision

Telegraphic dispatch reports a morning crash on the Pittsburgh Cincinnati and St Louis railway. The disaster ranks only behind Ashtabula in fatalities with fifteen killed outright and forty to fifty wounded, many fatally.

Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis Ashtabula

If this be treason make the most of it

A Des Moines Regis ter sourced notice endorses strong measures against crime describing the gravity of gross offenses and the need for legal protection. The editorial argues that circumstances may justify vigilant action even as it respects law and social duty.

Des Moines Register

Tax burdens on national banks under Greenback proposals

The article cites Chicago Tribune figures showing national banks paid last year about 13 million in taxes including federal and local taxes. A bank with 506 000 in note circulation would pay about 20 000 in total taxes, illustrating the heavy burden compared with other property. It also notes no patron around uses the proposed wind currency by Greenback supporters like Pomeroy Cary Voorhees and Campbell, with only historical analogies to French assignats and Confederate currency.

Bank of France France Germany Bank of England Noth Chicago Tribune Lowa Port Pomeroy Greenbackers Brick” Pomeroy Sam Cary Dan Voorhees Alexander Campbell

Thrilling Ride for Life After Indian Attack

Andy Baker arrived Saturday with mail to recount the death of George MacCuthon the driver killed by savages. A stage coach pursued by Indians raced to Dry Creek as the two men leaped free and mounted fresh horses. The escape party pressed on until a misstep caused a horse to fall and hamper their effort to flee.

Andy Baker Mail George MacCuthon Dry Creek Adfat Aoties Ekamilton de

Outlaw Hamilton Flees After Stagecoach Robbery

An outlaw fled after disfiguring a victim and looting mail sacks along the stage. The pursuit failed as he rode into sage brush near Dry Creek, where his horse died. He walked to Dry Creek station, rode a fresh horse again, and warned settlers as he resumed his escape.

Hamilton Dry Creek Idaho

The Drunken Demperiic House and Congress Shame

A National Prohibitionist tirade denounces drunken lawmakers and corrupt Congress. The author laments weak laws, heavy taxes, and national shame, calling for the press to expose misrepresented officials and erase their fates from history.

If You Do by Mast C C Rice

A long chain of hearsay references links many names from the 19th century through a note about Chaney's Bakery. The fragment mentions Skillman Kenzie Lyons Smith Hanchett Mitchell Thompson Oulmann Lotta Wisner Mansfield Morrisey Allen Billie King Carpenter Butler Gage Molton Tilton Evarts Neary Ward Beecher and a directive to buy at Chaney's Bakery.

Mast C. C. Rice A. D. Skillman M. Kenzie Jessie Lyons Jule Smith 5. B. Chase Billy Woods A. J. Hanchett Maggie Mitchell Lydia Thompson W. F. Storey L. €. Oulmann Lot Evarts Neary Ward Beecher Chaney's Bakery

Farm for Sale in Palestine Township

A 75 acre farm to be sold with 50 acres under plow and a good orchard. Includes cow and hog pasture, well fenced, a farm house with two wells. Located 2 miles east of Kelley and 5 miles south of Ames in Palestine township. Call at the Ine Inre tuiexcer office for particulars. Daw Bantarp.

Palestine Township Kelley Ames

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