Unrest Across Europe and Near East Mentions
London reports postpone Par n ell’s America voyage due to unsettled politics. Constantinople orders Turkish papers to stop attacking England. Gortschakoff resignation confirmed. De Giers to lead Russian Foreign Bureau. U S Consul Bailey cites below average cotton in Shanghai. Odessa wheat harvest falls short. Potatoes and peat scarcity cause Irish distress. Ulster sees rising pauperism.
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London
Parnell
America
Constantinople
England
Vienna
Prince Gortschakoff
de Giers
State Department
Bailey
United States
Shanghai
China
Odessa
Russia
Torrish
Ireland
Ulster
Paris
Adel-Enader
Damascus
Moldavia
Bosnia
St. Petersburg
Ministry of the Interior
Livadia
Germany
Austro-Hungary
France
Count Schouvileil
Order of
Schouvaloft
Council of the Empire
St. Louis
Liverpool
New Orleans
Texas
Austria
Novi-Bazar
Servia
Montenegro
Bulgaria
Commodity price list from New York market report
New York market prices dated November 14 show various grains and livestock figures. Flour and wheat values listed, along with oats corn and rye prices. lard butter eggs and beef hog and sheep quotes for different grades and cities including Philadelphia Chicago Milwaukee and Darrrmone. December cash and futures terms noted with December quarter futures for corn oats and rye.
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New York
Chicago
Milwaukee
East Lisenry
SM. U
Darrmone
Megs Park
Treasurer Gillian's Report Reveals Fiscal Changes
Washington November 12 The report of James G Gilfillan Treasurer of the United States shows total net revenue for the year and a net increase of funds. Receipts from customs, internal revenue, lands and miscellaneous sources are listed with changes from the previous year and the rise in expenditures mainly due to interest on the public debt. The document covers bonds issued and redeemed, the number of national banks organized, and currency in circulation. A court exchange about wet goods yields a remark by a judge and a Queensland advertisement notes a wife seeking marriage.
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Stoney A. Grant
Cincinnati
A. F. Wilson
Denver
Col
Denver Land Company
United States
Sand Hills
North
A. Grant
Department
Grant
Memphis
New York
Gloucester
Champion
Delaware Bay
National Republican Executive Committee
Washington
Senator Chandler
Phil Apelrat
Superior Court
Springfield
Mass
Joseph Parker
Holyoke
Washingtou
James G. Gilfillan
Internal Revenue
Subrom
Ene Seetyhd
Jaime
Pacific Railway
Unite States
General Grant Arrives in Chicago Amid Grand Welcome
The ex-president General Ulysses S Grant arrives in Chicago for a lavish reception with a massive crowd, flags, and a long parade. Mayor Harrison and a committee greet him as dignitaries, soldiers, and veterans fill Haverly’s Theater for an evening of speeches and honors.
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Chicago
Grant
All Nations
Guunon
Grint
Alan
Thoms Hoyne
Harrison
Cavnary
Veterans of the Just War
Society of the Armies of the Tennessee
Cumberlands
Wotomac
Fire Department
Palmer House
Ju Rison
General Grant
America
Americas
Jeus Chaitin
Jon Wathy
Aml
Belmont
Witter
Donelson
HS Camuminder
Milituy Literaygire
Chigury
Corinth
Cumberkind
Tennessee
Ohio
Mississippi
Memphis
Deelow
Vicksture
Bridie
Vicksburg
Chigano
Confedernesy
Chattanooga
Appomattox Court- House
Lee
Chicuzo
Clement
Washington
Couns
Sim
Jefferson
Tuckson
Lincoln
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Haverly’s Theater
Mnt
Sherman
Sheridan
Logan
Augur
Schofield
Crook
Pope
Woodford
McFerley
Washburne
Cullom
W. A. Gresham
Indianapolis
Idcal
Asia
England
Japan
Russia
Spain
Portugal
United States
Amd
Isa Ghd
Ous
Goenersl Sheridan
P Pope
Onlesby
Ral Shee
Markwait
Maine election corruption claims and provincial remedy
A Boston Post commentary urges scrutiny of Maine Republican election methods, calls for a public reckoning to curb corruption, and suggests governors and council action on certificates of election. It traces a long party machine history, insists on authentic disclosure, and links reform to liberty and sovereignty. Also noted is Cetewayo’s tale on discipline and a Lake Shore Railroad experiment using petroleum as locomotive fuel to save costs and reduce smoke.
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Maine
Hay Ndo
Boston Post
Lake Shore Railroad
Mischief and musings weave through scattered clippings
A mosaic of wits and snippets from newspapers recount pithy lines about a band led by an old maid, fence-sitting cats, power gags, and odd local tales. It touches weather lore, trades, humor, and political fibers, pairing quips with brief, curious anecdotes from diverse papers.
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Owego
Lostom
Meriden Itecorder
The
Cleveland Herald
N. Y
Loston Journal
Jones
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Anarchin
Pech
Sun
Indianapolis Journal
Hoston Couriar
Boston Indies
White Mountains
Usuizer
New York Times and Its Party Reflections on Election Lessons
The piece contends that party managers must abandon past methods and machine control. It predicts New York Republicans will resist dictatorship, reject dictatorial nominees, and demand candidates worthy of the party’s history to avoid disastrous consequences.
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New York
Mes
New York Election Shapes Tilden's National Prospects
The New York vote is seen as shaping durable fates for Mr. Tilden, whose 1876 defeat colors party strategy. Democrats debate whether he should be renominated, while Republicans weigh how the result affects the party’s overall chances and principles over personal ambition. The piece argues the party, not Tilden, determines victory and notes Tilden’s role as a leader who may sacrifice for party aims rather than demand it.
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Roxy
Hopefal
Algernon
Ponty Omre
Durance Vile
Wetumpka
TP. B. Whitby
Samuel Spigener
Buyckville
Brigiam Youne
Mrs. Young No
Belinda Jane Young
Belinda Jane
Wilow Young No
Sarah
Jerusha Young
Seward
Conkling
George William Curtis
Cornell
Kelly Thaw
Sud
Republican Party
The
Times
Pennsylvinia
Parson Brownlow
Chratdler
Republicn
Ni Lutis Republican, Co
New York
Samuel Fe Tiber
Tilden
Democratic Party
Mr. Tilden
Mr.Tilden
Land Office reports big year for homesteads and surveys
The General Land Office annual report to the Secretary of the Interior shows 9,333,353 acres disposed and 9,484,996 acres surveyed in the fiscal year ending June 30. Unsurveyed public domain stands about 1.081 billion acres. Main disposals: homestead 5,260,111 acres, timber culture 2,766,574 acres, cash entries 622,574 acres, railroad grants 278,336 acres, other state grants 186,592 acres. Despite a dip in cash sales, increases in homestead and timber culture entries offset it, making disposals higher than the previous year by 647,204 acres. Ongoing depredation issues require stronger enforcement and more staff. Also notes high Detroit Arsenal appraisal, calls for new appraisal, and urges prompt action to protect timber lands.
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Wasiington
General Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
Kansas
Detroit Arsenal
Forty-fifth Congress
Arkansas
Michigan
Northern National Boundary Line
Department
Congress
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Irish National Convention Committee
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House of Commons
Cornwell
NEW World
Parker
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Augustus H. Krrrey
United States Navy
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Republic of Venezuela
Universal Postal Union
Candelaria Mountain
el Paso
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Mexico
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Louisiana Savings Bank
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Grand Army of the Republic
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Stevens Leonard Swett
Wilson
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Wendell
Seymour
Cleveland Telegram
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John Hay
Army of the Tennessee
W. T. Sherman
L. M. Dayton
A. Slickenloper
M. F. Force
J. 8. Reynolds
Ilinois
Ben. Spooner
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Frank Lynch
W. E.ware
Missouri
C. C. Chadwick
M. A. Higley
Iowa
L. BF. Wabbard
Minnesota
George E. Bryant
Wisconsin
W. J. Laudram
Kentucky
Amtsa Cobb
Nebraska
J. B. Raymond
Dakota
M. M. Bune
Utah
Army of the Potomac
P. H. Sheridan
Julius White
R. 8. Robinson
Fort Wayne
J. S. Erly
C. W. Dean
E. B. Sherman
George A. Forsythe
John L. Beveridge
John W. Bennett
R. Me. Wareham
Joseph C. Myers
Canon Street
New York City
Mary Bubiski
Joseph Botzkie
Duartes Drews
Franklin Stichler
Lebanon
Gillian
TSTR
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Gery
Apg
Vasblating
Abel
Obaa
Hinkstant
Tungad
ISTO
Peewee
Queenslander
Brisbane
Australia
Fanny Harris
George Harris
Maine Imbroguio
Cetewayo
Chaka
Paryo
Herpere Stencen Hus
Nickiian
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Detroit Free Press
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