Jury acquittals spark Norwich Bulletin critique of Charter Oak affair
The Norwich Bulletin disparages the verdict of acquittal for Furber Wiggin Walkely and White in the Charter Oak affair. It argues the trial may not have been full fair or impartial. It asserts the accused deserve presumptions of innocence and condemns calling them thieves as unjust to both them and the jury.
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Norwich Bulletin
Messrs
Furber
Wiggin
Walkely
White
Charter Oak
Porter kinship sparks similarities between Porter and Porter
Admiral David Porter is noted as a cousin of Sir Joseph Porter K C B. The text suggests striking similarities in ideas between the two, possibly due to family traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Porter
Sir Joseph Porter
Senate clash and political shifts across states
Senator Beck assails Secretary Sherman as arrant nonsense for not answering a resolution. New York Legislature opens with Speaker Alvord and Gov Robinson condemns federal interference with suffrage. Global news notes Afghan victory claims and European tension, while trial testimony and legal cases unfold in Norwich and Biddeford. Court martial linked to 1878 naval collision, and Stetson testifies in Boston. Connecticut GOP ticket chosen. strikes mount in England amid growing unrest.
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Beck
Sherman
New York
Thomas G. Alvord
Gov. Robinson
Europe
Ameer
Cobb
Norwich
Conn
Biddeford
English Channel
Congress
Julian Hartridge
Georgia
Schurz
Sheridan
Grand Lodge
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Massachusetts
Stetson
Frank Paige
Boston
Liverpool
Paige
Connecticut
England
Annual Alpha Delta Phi dinner hosts notable guests in New York
The Alpha Delta Phi fraternity dinner in New York drew about 125 guests with Prof. Dwight presiding. Attendees included Rev. Beecher and A Q Kersbey, with letters from John Jay and Curtis. Postmaster General Key and Knapp attended Albany Capitol opening ceremonies. Also noted: stock broker William E. Conner seeks a receiver, a poultry show group forms, a missing Miss Cornelia Wright, and Haverstraw Savings Bank insolvency. Mme Anderson completes 2324 quarter miles at midnight.
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New York
Alpha Delta Phi
Dwight
Columbia College Law School
Henry Ward Beecher
A. Q. Kersbey
New Jersey
R. R. Bowker
George L. Platt
Tivoli
N. Y
Daniel W. Judd
John Jay
George William Curtis
Phillips Brooks
Boston
Key
Knapp
James
Jackson
Railway Mail Service
Coggswell
Newport
Capitol
Albany
John M. Francis
Troy Times
Col
Washington
William E. Conner
William Belden & Co
The
Stock Exchange
New England
Pennsylvania
Cornelia Wright
Poughkeepsie
Lamb
Haverstraw Savings Bank
Mme. Anderson
Snow Storm Delays Across Hudson Valley to Buffalo
Several cities report heavy snow and strong winds on January 9. Trains run late from Poughkeepsie Utica and Scranton with widening delays and drifted roads. New York sees rain and light snow, cool clear conditions, and a northwest wind.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hudson
Buffalo
Utica
Central Road
New York
Scranton
Congress Attends Hartridge Funeral and Sugar Tariff Debates
Washington notes a quiet day in Congress centering on the funeral of Hon. Julian Hartridge of Georgia. Senate debate covers Secretary Sherman and the pay of customs duties, with a nod to a Patent bill and possible Geneva Award vote. Sugar tariff reform dominates Ways and Means testimony led by Searle of Armstrong, arguing for a two and four cent per pound split by grade.
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Washington
Congress
Julian Hartridge
Georgia
Senate
Beck
Finance Committee
Sherman
Kentucky
Wadleigh
Proctor Knott
Knott
Frye
Court of Claims
Ways and Means Committee
House
Searle
New Haven
Conn
L. & W. Armstrong
Boston
Funeral rites for Julian Hartridge Held in House Chamber
Washington January 9 The House draped the desk of the late Julian Hartridge in black and opened with a resolution to hold funeral services in the hall at 3 pm. Senators Supreme Court and President with Cabinet attended the solemn ceremony. Gustav Schleicher rumored dying of erysipelas in the leg.
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Washington
Julian Hartridge
Georgia
Cook
Senate
Supreme Court
W. H. Harrison
House
Harrison
Byron Sunderland
Gustav Schleicher
Texas
Opposition to the Boston plan stirs tariff hearing
The Ways and Means Committee continued hearings on sugar refiners and importers in Washington. Louisiana and Baltimore interests dominated discussion as Boston supporters await another hearing. Debates centered on tariffs to curb fraud and support importers, with calls for a simple duty and no two year revision. The session adjourned to resume tomorrow, with the hearing set to end Friday at noon.
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Potter Committee
Willard’s
Louisiana
Jenks
Stanley Matthews
Tilden
Mr Tilden
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Baltimore
Boston
Spaulding
Moulton
New York
J. E. Seames, Jr
Connecticut
Garfield
Searles
Remarkable Mortality In the Present Congress And Other Items
Six members of the present House have died Quinn Welch Williams Douglas Hartridge Leonard. Schleicher of Texas gravely ill and unlikely to survive. Justice Hunt's condition unchanged. First Lieut Davenport aids Scott in publishing the rebellion record. Lieut Snow leaves Boston for Portsmouth. Iverson to duty. Poole Fay Merrill named postmasters in Randolph Marlboro Winchendon Mass. Creswell returns to politics in Maryland. Dr William Everett to Baltimore for Peabody Institute lecture. Senator Butler's seat expected to remain intact.
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Washington
House
Quinn
New York
Welch
Nebraska
Williams
Michigan
Douglas
Virginia
Hartridge
Georgia
Leonard
Louisiana
Schleicher
Texas
Justice Hunt
Davenport
Ninth Cavalry
Scott
Snow
Navy Yard
Boston
Portsmouth
Lieut
Iverson
John G. Poole
Randolph
John S. Fay
Marlboro
E. S. Merrill
Winchendon
Mass
Creswell
Maryland
William Everett
Adams Academy
Baltimore
Peabody Institute
Butler
Eleventh Annual Woman Suffrage Association Convenes
Washington January 9 The eleventh annual convention of the Woman Suffrage Association opened amid poor attendance due to bad weather. Mrs Stanton called the meeting to order and Miss Anthony urged rapid progress toward full natural rights for women. Mrs Stanton criticized Supreme Court rulings on constitutional amendments and urged lawmakers to heed suffrage petitions before leaving Congress. A committee was proposed to appeal to President Hayes about women’s rights, with Elizabeth Oakes Smith and Lillie Blake also speaking. Frederick Douglass attended but declined to speak.
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Washington
Woman Suffrage Association
Stanton
Anthony
Supreme Court
Congress
President Hayes
Elizabeth Oakes Smith
Lillie Blake
Frederick Douglass
Washington Sugar Duties Row and Interior Irregularity
Circulating reports claim Cuban cane-grower money may influence sugar duties policy with New York firms allegedly offered terms to switch sides. An Interior Department irregularity is alleged regarding a $45,000 Patent Office model cleaning appropriation. A Grant-related false imprisonment case proceeds in circuit court. A Chinese admission bill moves in Congress and a batch of U S Marshals is confirmed by the Senate.
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John Sherman
Lot M. Morrill
Maine
Grant
Sherman
Treasury
New York
Congress
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Interior Department
Patent Office
Thomas J. Biggens
Biggens
House Committee On Education and Labor
Willis
Kentucky
Senate
United States
Samuel R. Harlow
Brooklyn
James H. Coggeshall
Rhode Island
Suicide follows verdict in Berry vs Day case
In Saco yesterday the Supreme Court heard Charles W. Ross administrator of Alonzo L. Berry v Nehemiah W. Day over a $292 balance for Berry's store services. After a jury returned a $293 verdict for Berry, Day reportedly hanged himself in his stable, apparently driven to temporary insanity by the trial.
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Saco, MF
Supreme Court
Charles W. Ross
Alonzo L. Berry
Nehemiah W. Day
Day
Biddeford
Western Trotting Association Formed In Toledo
A Western trotting association was formed in Toledo with representatives from Cincinnati Columbus Louisville Jackson East Saginaw and Toledo. S. S. Vaughn was elected president and Walter Morrison secretary. Meetings for the season were set for Jackson June 1 and 18 East Saginaw June 17 20 Toledo June 24 27 Cincinnati July 1 4 Louisville July 8 11 Columbus July 15 18.
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Toledo
Cincinnati
Columbus
Louisville
Jackson
East Saginaw
Vaughn
Walter Morrison
Secretary Schurz Replies To Sheridan On Indian Affairs
Secretary Schurz defends Interior Department management of Indian affairs against Lieut. Gen. Sheridan’s criticisms. He challenges the reliability of Sheridan’s statements, cites improved department practices, and notes funding and transport disparities between agencies and the army. He asserts past wars largely stemmed from white encroachment rather than civil mismanagement.
New England News Highlights Key Local Incidents
David Cyr was killed near Little Falls when thrown from a sled over a bridge railing. A Portland meeting urged annulling the Washington treaty fishery clause and expressed sympathy with Gloucester. Coll. McKusick, 69, died from paralysis or heart trouble on his way home with wood. Alfred jail houses thirteen inmates, up from five and down from twenty-three. Anderson of Hollis learned of a $70,000 inheritance with a $5,000 check. he cashed it in Portland and vanished. A coal merchant and millinery dealer won $100,000 on two twentieths of a Royal Havana lottery ticket, each gaining $5,000. A North Berwick man, Chase, lightly beat his wife over cloth for a bandage. she was unconscious 24 hours, but expected to recover. he was jailed in Saco. Rockland Mt Desert and Sullivan Steamboat Co stockholders formed a board with $40,000 capital, $27,400 subscribed. A Maine Board of Agriculture branch meeting in Poland heard papers on Sheep Husbandry and manure applications. Z A Gilbert gave an address. Music and refreshments followed.
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David Cyr
Little Falls
Portland
Gloucester
Coll
T. P. McKusick
Parsonsfield
Hollis
Anderson
The
Argus
Chase
North Berwick
Saco
Rockland
T. S. Lindsey
John 8. Case
Francis Cobb
Eben Reed
Bath
H. W. Jordan
Boston
John Lovejoy
Maine Board of Agriculture
Grange Hall
Poland
George Flint
North Anson
D. J. Briggs
Turner
W. W. Harris
Cumberland
State Board
J. R. Nelson
Winthrop
Z. A. Gilbert
Exeter region records show deaths and court activity
Exeter reports forty five deaths last year while Exeter paper mills run day and night to meet Manila paper demand. Supreme Court sits in Exeter on the 21st with Judge Foster. cases include George Roberts of Salem for arson and Mrs Matilda Perry of Deerfield for cruelty to a child. Commodore John Guest at Portsmouth Navy Yard ill with gastric fever and heart involvement. doctors Wentworth Cleborne and Burbank attend. Atkinson remains healthy. last year deaths listed with ages 92, 75, 72, 69. Rev L P Cushman from Fisherville named Presiding Elder of Houston District and sails for Texas. his eldest daughter recently sailed to China.
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Exeter
Supreme Court
Judge Foster
George Roberts
Salem
Matilda Perry
Deerfield
Commodore John Guest
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Samuel Knight
John Prescott
John Greenough
William T. Bragdon
L. P. Cushman
Fisherville
Houston
Texas
Vermont
the Biblical Institute
Concord
Cushman
New Hampshire
China
Rutland man dies from long chloral use then oddly happy news
The late Chauncey K Williams of Rutland had long taken chloral and increased his doses to 160 grains. The wife of ex Gov Hiland Hall died at their North Bennington home after recently celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary. Rev George L Walker Brattleboro declined a 4000 call to Springfield and has now received a 4500 salary offer from Eliot Society Newton Mass with five Sundays vacation. At North Pownal three men Keefe Kelly and Meeley were injured by a premature explosion. Keefe suffered facial injuries and loss of an eye, Kelly lost an eye, Meeley minor injuries.
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Chauncey K. Williams
Rutland
Hiland Hall
North Bennington
George L. Walker
Brattleboro
Springfield
Eliot
Congregational) Society of
Newton
Mass
North Pownal
Patrick Keefe
Thomas Kelly
Matthew Meeley
Keefe
Kelly
Meeley
Local officials re elected and new appointees noted
The Overseers of the Poor of Lawrence re elected 8. B. W. Davis Clerk and J. B. Wiggin Superintendent of the Almshouse. The Den Rock Cemetery Trustees at Lawrence chose George S. Merrill as Chairman and 8. H. Loring as Secretary. Taunton voters re elected Henry S. Harria Water Commissioner for three years. Abner Coleman became Superintendent of the Fire Alarm Telegraph and Joseph Hastings City Messenger. Michael Tobin died after a fall from a Worcester railroad bridge. he served in the Emmet Guards and left a family.
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Lawrence
B. W. Davis
J. B. Wiggin
den Rock
George S. Merrill
H. Loring
Sagamore
Fall River
Taunton
Henry S. Harria
Abner Coleman
Joseph Hastings
Michael Tobin
Hammond Street
Worcester
City Hospital
Emmet Guards
Chace Elected President of Providence Board of Trade
The Providence Board of Trade chose James H. Chace as president on Wednesday. A man found with a crushed skull near Red Lion on Christmas morning was identified as Thomas Darcy of Providence, formerly thought to be in Boston.
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James H. Chace
Providence Board of Trade
Red Lion
Thomas Darcy
Providence
Boston
Father Cooney
James Hughes
Hartford
Supreme Court
Thomas Kenna
Trench
Woonsocket
Cobb trial resumes as Mrs Cobb testifies of affairs and poison plots
Mrs Cobb recounts knowing Bishop before his marriage, shared Groceries and teas, and strange incidents with poison talk and medicines. She describes Charlie Cobb’s illness and death after Bishop’s visits, gifts, and alleged intimacy. Cross examination probes minor details. the case continues tomorrow.
New York Assembly Opens as Gov Robinson Urges Restraint
In Albany on January 9 the Legislature organized with Thomas G. Alvord as Speaker. Gov. Robinson’s message calls the new Capitol costly yet urges restraint, notes improved state finances, supports common school funding, and condemns federal interference in voting rights while predicting a revival of commerce and prosperity.
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Albany
Thomas G. Alvord
Robinson
Fire hits Elm street block. losses estimated at $1500 to $2000
A morning blaze at 1 o'clock damaged Town's new Elm street block in Manchester. Fire and water damage ranged from 1500 to 2000 dollars, with water affecting nearby businesses including Snow & Knowles, and J A Greenwood. Fire started in a closet near Arion Hall where a dance ended at midnight due to a gas pipe rupture fueling flames.
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N. H
Elm Street
Z. F. Campbell
Snow & Knowles
J. A. Greenwood
Arion Hall
Baltimore
West Baltimore Street
Leonard Passage
B. F. Haynes & Co
Louis Ash & Son
W. A. Miller
Ash & Son
Littleton
Curtis Gates
High Street
John Smillie
Phillips
Charles Hewey
Cincinnati
N. Katzenback
Terre Haute
Ind
Phoenix
Germania
City
Emlenton
Lowell
Mass
Charles M. Williams
Stackpele Street
Midland Railway Guards Rebuff Terms in Nationwide Strike
Reports from Normanton Manchester Leeds Bradford Birmingham Leicester and Wrington show guards refusing company terms. Coal traffic stalls as lines are blocked from Sandiacre to Ilkestone and unions plan arbitration while Derby signals and Great Northern wage reductions loom.
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Midland Railway
Normanton
Manchester
Leeds
Bradford
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Leicester
Wrington
Sheffield
Sandiacre
Ilkestone
Sinton
Great Northern Railway Company
Derby
Great Northern Railway
Midland
Bedford
Stansley
the Times
Yorkshire and Derbyshire
Cansett Iron Works Company
England
British Victory Reported in Indian Frontier Skirmish
Despatches from Hazar Pir note Gen Roberts visiting Kehosh fort and greeting from Afghan garrison. Threats near camp keep a night under arms. Peiwar garrison asks reinforcements. Calcutta reports Roberts attack on tribes with three columns yielding about 300 enemy killed, 100 prisoners, cattle and grain seized. British loss trifling.
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Hazar Pir
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Kehosh
Peiwar
Tashkend
Kaufmann
Rosgonoff
Mazarisharif
Shere Ali
St. Petersburg
Calcutta
Tenth Hussars
Brouen Gomo
Elections to Fill Deputies Seats in February Vote
Paris reports twelve vacant deputy seats to be filled on February 2 with notable candidates including clericalist figures M De Four ton and M De Mun and Paul de Cassagnac seeking reelection. A defamation case against La France Nouvelle editor Lav La France Nouvelle was fined 400 dollars and 2000 dollars in damages in a suit by Lacour. Alsace conscripts from Thann fined 12,000 marks or 200 days in prison for dodging service. property seized to cover the penalties.
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M. de Fourton
M. de Mun
M. Paul de Cassagnac
la France Nouvelle
M. Lacour
Republique Francais
Thann
Alsace
BISMARCK SCHEMES IN PROTECTION PLANS
London dispatches report Bismarck pressing for protection for native cattle corn and wood with influence from Tariff Commission head Varnbueller. Agriculture minister summoned to Friedrichsruhe likely to yield. Eastern Prussia shows strong opposition amid agitation. A Berlin dispatch notes a Times report on a bill granting Reichstag power to punish members for improper utterances with severe penalties including loss of seat and civil trial.
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The
Standard
Berlin
Herr Varnbueler
Tariff Commission
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Friedrichruhe
Prussia
Times
Federal Council
Reichstag
Court martial for Grosser Kurfurst collision deaths
Berlin dispatch reports two courts martial named to hear the sinking of the Grosser Kurfurst in the English Channel on May 31, 1878. Officers summoned include Rear-Admiral Batsch, Captains Count Monts and Kuehne, and First Lieutenant Clausa in charge of the ship.
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London
Berlin
English Channel
Batsch
Count
Pope Issues Encyclical on Church, Social Order
The Pope has sent an important encyclical to Catholic Bishops, detailing the church’s condition, the Holy See, and society. It outlines past actions and future plans and is expected to cause a sensation upon publication. The letter urges bishops to oppose socialism, communism, and internationalism by preaching Church principles.
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Rome
Holy See
Aleady
Nova Scotia seeks submarine cable to Sable Island
Ottawa reports Nova Scotia members plan to urge government to lay an 80 mile submarine cable from Berry Head to Sable Island. They contend the island sits in the Atlantic storm track and could relay warnings of approaching storms.
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Ottawa
Ont
Nova Scotia
Berryhead
N.S
Sable Island
Two Bayard Crew Rescued as Shipwreck Death Toll Grows
London reports that the Spanish brig Encar nacion landed two Bayard crewmen in ferrAll yesterday after the British steamer Bayard of 964 tons, under Capt. Everett, foundered at sea on December 10 following a December 4 departure from New Orleans bound for Rouen. The remaining crew perished.
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London
Encarnacion
Fernandina
Fla
Ferral
Spain
Bayard
Everett
New Orleans
Rouen
France
Plague Reaches Eazatosia Government Center
A plague has arrived in the Government of Eazatosia with 173 deaths at Navatsin. Mortality is about ten percent of the population. St. Petersburg papers urge Red Cross nurses and attendants to volunteer for Astrakhan duties.
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St. Petersburg
Eazatosia
Navatsin
Red Cross Society
Astrakhan
Beaconsfield gout progress and Tunis behemoth clash
Multiple city reports note Beaconsfield improving from gout as a bulletin, while in Tunis the Bey yielded to France with an apology promised. An inquiry will probe the Sancy affair, and three Tunisians named by the Consul are to be dismissed. In Bucharest a post Christmas storm unroofed houses, and in Liverpool the Speke Hall lost 140 cattle on the Boston voyage.
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Paris
la France
Tunis
Bucharest
Liverpool
Speke Hall
Boston
Hunter to be hanged at Camden Court House tomorrow
Crowds visited Camden Court House to view the scaffold for Benjamin Hunter's hanging set for tomorrow but none were admitted. The scaffold was tested and functioned satisfactorily as Hunter's wife and family, with Rev. Dr Kun...
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Camden Court House
Benjamin Hunter
Hunter
Kun
Maine Senate Debates on Fisheries and Taxation Policy
In Augusta on January 9 the Senate heard petitions to curb porgy fishing along state shores and to exempt pew holders who do not use their seats from church taxes. Other measures sought uniform school texts, a state banking of texts, and proposed a single chaplain for Augusta, Hallowell, and Gardiner.
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South Berwick
Lewiston and Auburn Telegraph Company
van Buren
St. John River
State Agricultural College
Insurance Commissioners
Gove
P. A. Sawyer
Phillips
Edwin S. Morris
Bidde
Connecticut Elected Ticket and New Governor Andrews
Hartford January 9 The Legislature in joint convention elected the Republican State ticket with Charles B. Andrews as Governor David Gallup Lieutenant Governor David Torrance Secretary of State Talmadge Baker Treasurer Chauncy Howard Comptroller Andrews installed at 1 30 P M He urges financial reforms tax changes marriage property rights women suffrage on property and other statutory revisions including laws on insurance biennial sessions new civil costs method and prison reforms with costs for a new insane asylum and reform school reconstruction.
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Conn
Charles B. Andrews
Litchfield
David Gallup
Plainfield
David Torrance
Derby
Talmadge Baker
Norwalk
Chauncy Howard
Coventry
Reform School
Wisconsin teen found dead in river case shocks Dodgeville jail
An inquest in Avoca, Wisconsin, into Henry Doty’s death reveals his father, a harsh man, beat him and killed him with a weapon. The father then shot himself to feign suicide and disposed of the body and pistol in the Wisconsin river. The father and his nephew Wilson Doty are jailed in Dodgeville awaiting further action.
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Avoca
Wisconsin
Henry Doty
Wisconsin River
Wilson Doty
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Notable Illness and Senate Elections Reported
Columbus Delano lies dangerously ill at Mt. Vernon Ohio per a San Francisco despatch. Nevada Legislature expected to elect Senator Jones on January 14. Springfield Indiana reports a drive to elect General Grant as U S Senator from Illinois. In Texas, four emigrants Clark Hubbard his wife and two children traveling from Sherman to the West were frozen to death on the night of the storm.
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