Grant in Russia and Thurman Defends Hard Money
Washington dispatches describe General Grant's warm reception in St. Petersburg with the Czar and Prince Gortschakoff, remarking on American friendship and Grant's meetings in Europe. The rest analyzes Senator Thurman's 1875 Mansfield speech and his defense of hard money against inflationists amid ongoing Democratic party tensions and Secretary Sherman’s Ohio campaign plans.
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Senator Thurman
Mansfield
West Virginia
Horace Greely
Spes Cie
Thur
Thurman
Hendricks
St. Paul
Tragic List of 19th Century Ohio News Items
STAi Kam, a young painter, was run over and killed by the cars on Thursday night. In many sections of the State the recent wheat crop averages forty bushels to the acre. Stewart Pool was killed near Palestine, on Saturday, by falling between cars while stealing a ride. Celina has a female brass band of eight young ladies. At the Powell family reunion near Findlay, fifteen hundred persons attended. A windmill at Winchester owned by the Hocking Valley railroad was destroyed by the wind. Andrew Schilb, a furniture dealer of Antwerp, Paulding county, suicided on Friday afternoon by poison. Frank Browning, editor of the Clinton County Republican, died in Wilmington. Brown Newlove, aged five, fatally injured by a street sprinkler at Marysville. South Carolina Republicans face rifle-club opposition. convention adjourned without nominations. General Grant hosted by the Russian Emperor in St Petersburg and traveled to Moscow, Warsaw, and Vienna. The Bucyrus Journal slams Mr Horton and Ewing in a political squabble. Murray and Fellows, a boxing pair, had a long match on the Ohio River. Various trials, accidents, and deaths fill rural Ohio items from Akron to Zanesville. A number of local fires, arrests, and political notes round out the week.
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Kam
Stewart Pool
Palestine
Celina
Powell
Findlay
Winchester
Hocking Valley Railroad
Andrew Schilb
Antwerp
Paulding County
Frank Browning
Clinton County Republican
Wilmington
John Brauns
Bloomingville
Sandusky Co
Ransom
Frederickton
Knox County
Albert Delano
Joppo Station
Sandusky
Steubenville
John Henry
Memphis
van Fassen
Fostoria
Columbus
Edgar Price
Orange
Ashland County
Adams County
State Treasury
Auditor of State
Jas. Gillmore
United States Express Company
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Geo. Leonard
Muskingum County
Zanesville
Bennett Hearce
Licking River
August Kruse
Bridgeport
William Gillmore
Poland
Lendale
Columbiana County
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Ord
Logan
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Czar
Prince Gortschakoff
General Grant
St. Petersburg
America
Grand Duke
Alexis
Prince Gotschakoff
Warsaw
Vienna
Tyrol
Toledo
Wis
Hamilton
Republican Congressional Committee
Senate
Stai
Ams
Brown Newlove
Marysville
South Carolina
Rifle Club
Moscow
Bucyrus Journal
Horton
Ewing
R. Ewing
W. B. Horton
Dick Murray
Harry Fellows
Knights of the Glove
Ohio River
Murray Woo
Fellows
Juvor Diener
Jas. McDonnell
Charles Sharpe
Geo. L. Smith
Henry Cleland
Martinsville
Chas. D. Smith
Mahoning River
Warren
Meigs
Meigs County
Ira Wood
Columbia Township
H. B. Smith
Pomeroy
Pioneer Association
Sarah A. Barton
Rutland
Reuben Hoeckins
Rutland Township
Sam DeWolf
Sutton Township
United States District Court
Colored Odd Fellows of
Middleport
Grass Run
Alex. Hogue
Msqy
Smith
Pomeroy Brewery
Homer Odell
Jas. Martin
P. Maples
Episcopal Church
Athens Hospital
Gardner
I. A. Welch
Scipio Township
Somerset
St. Joseph’s
Somerset and
Township
A. F. Stinchcomb
Chas. Green
New Lexington
Court of Common Please
U. P
Mt. Perry
New Lexington Tribune
John Watkins
Isaac Yost
Yost
Canada
Marietta
Col
John 8. Mosby
Common Pleas
Beverly
the Times
the Register
J. N
Morgan
Malta
McConnelsville
George Morin
Ringgold
White
Samuel Gillespie
Prof. Long
Malta Schools
Sup’t
Sullivan, Ind
Mercer
Windsor Township
The
Herald
Herschel White
McConnelsville Herald
Hocking
Logan Gazette
Wm. M. Bowen
Elizabeth Kinney
Falls Township
Isaac Stanford
Minerva Busby
Marion Township
Jacob Ellinger
Logan Sentinel
Jas. W. Crooks
Edward Estman
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