MURDER AND ARSON SHOCK WISCONSIN PARAGRAPH
BY TELEGRAPH. MURDER. death by own action AND ARSON. St. Paul, Nov. 5. At Wilton, near Sparta, Wisconsin, Thursday night, Mrs. Vaan Vorhes killed herself and three young children, by poison and knife after having set the house on fire. The bodies were recovered partly burned. EWING's FIX. The House minority still succeeds in keeping Ewing's resumption repeal bill in the morning hour. Three SILVER REMONETIZATION bills were introduced on Saturday. SAN FRAMCISCO'S ALARM. San Francisco jig becoming alarmed at the threatening talk of the desperate unemployed workangmen of that city. THE TWO INDICIMENTS for forgery found against Pinney, the ex telerk of the navy pay inspector, have been dismissed. The court held that Pinney, having Spaulding's authority to use his name, did not commit forgery. MORTON'S FUNERAL today will be attended by thousands from other States, and people from every quarter of Indiana. THE RUSSIANS continue succissful in Asia Minor and around Plevna. The House Committee will investigate ROBESON'S ACCOUNTS, especially the transfer of funds. : DENNIS KEARNEY, the most prominent San Francisco Com munist agitator, has been arrested and locked up for seditious practices. THE OMAHA SMELTING WORKS employees are on a strike because their 'hours of labor were increased. CIVIL] SERVICE REFORM: It is reported that the Republican Sena tors have come to an understanding that confirmations shall be refused Except iwhere removals are for cause.
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Mortons Death Marks End of Senator Morton’s Life
Indianapolis Telegram reports Senator Morton died at 5 36 p m after days of pain and fading strength. Family members remained with him as he whispered I am dying and I am worn out. Bells tolled 54 times for his age. funeral set for Monday at 1 p m at Roberto Park Methodist Episcopal church with burial at Crown Hill Cemetery.
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Ith Cavalry encamped opposite Muscleshell River head
Field notes from October 25 1877 report Col Benteen in command of the regiment at a camp opposite the mouth of the Muscleshell River Missouri with multiple companies arriving from Tongue River to escort Nez Perces captives. DeRudio reported fourteen Nez Perces and one deserter recently joined. News from White Bird referenced.
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Miles
Nez Perces
DeRudio
Mansa
Isti
Tongue River
White Bird
Sitting Bull winter campaign fears and veteran leadership
The letter warns of a harsh winter campaign with worn clothing and rations scarce as American soldier morale tests the elements. It lauds Col. Bonteen as a proven fighter and notes confidence in the commander guiding the force through potential clashes with Sitting Bull. SpectagoR signs off promising further updates if opportunities arise. Democratic caucus forms ticket and elects leaders at the Western Hotel with Daniels Heanafla chairing.
An Interesting Incident In Early Civil War Days
Boston Journal recalls a tale from a Parker House reunion where Tom Huddleston recruits a young man into the Tigers and quickly rises through ranks to captain in the 224th Massachusetts volunteers. The speaker lauds Huddleston and Nelson A Miles as a formidable Indian fighter and officer.
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Fifth United Beatie Infantry
Nelson A. Miles
Rail aid debate stalls as Texas Pacific molds plan
A committee led by Clarkson Potter resists railroad subsidy proposals as members pledge to the Texas Pacific scheme. Texas figures heavily in lending influence while other states like California Mississippi and Pennsylvania are represented. Amid political chatter, citizens in Denver and Philadelphia report social chatter and local hospitality scenes including a senator’s wife and several prominent Philadelphia society figures.
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Lutterell
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Elam
Lousiana
O’neill
Pennsylvania
Col. of
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Intermarriages at Standing Rock Agency Noted in Prespondence
Inter-Ocean reports frequent intermarriages with the pale face at Standing Rock Agency. An interpreter, a half breed man, has lived with them ten years and is described as intelligent and gentle. A sixteen year old half breed girl owns a dainty size one boot, daughter of Mrs. Galpin, widow of a white man, respected by whites and Indians. Mrs. Galpin has four daughters, two married to white men, including Mrs. Marmon wife of Capt. Narmon. The family, Catholic and educated in a convent, displays striking appearance and grace.
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New York Court Of Appeals Affirms Larceny Conviction In Gambling Case
Report describes a New York gambling dispute where two professionals enticed a stranger into a gaming debacle and fled with his money. District attorney charged larceny after failed swindling prosecutions, claiming fraud as trespass. The general sessions conviction was upheld by Court of Appeals Justice Miller and colleagues.
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