Election Returns Stir Sherman and Resumption Plans
Washington reports show Democrats gaining eight to ten seats from Ohio and Indiana, while Republicans hail the Greenback defeat as a major victory. Secretary Sherman says the result endorses resumption policy and will spur preparation for its effect. Secretary McCrary notes Ohio’s carry signals broad support for honest money. The GOP Campaign Committee vows renewed effort to win New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Connecticut before November.
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Republicans to print financial speeches as campaign pamphlets
Washington action plans pamphlet distribution of the Presidents Minneapolis financial speech and Schurz Cincinnati address by the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee. Secretary Gorham facing possible removal after defection on the financial issue, per Tonight's Star.
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Gorham
Ninth District Returns Favor Orth and McCabe in Indiana
Official returns from Indiana indicate Orth for Congress with district majorities in Warren, Benton, Tippecanoe, Fountain, Clinton, Montgomery, and McCabe for Congress carrying Boone and Montgomery. Overall state delegation: Democrats six, Republicans six, Nationals one. Senate Democrats 25, Republicans 24, Nationals 1. House Democrats 54, Republicans 41, Nationals 5. statewide pint ballot majority six.
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McCabe
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Des Morins Returns Signal GOP Victory Across Iowa
In Des Moines area returns from 54 counties show a Republican statewide ticket majority of about 12 200, with a potential rise to 15 000 if the trend continues. Congressmen elected include McCord Price Updecraft Deering Clark Sapp and Carpenter, with Greenback Weaver and Gillette winning districts six and seven respectively.
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Moses McCord
J. B. Weaver
Hiram Price
Epw. H. Gillette
Thomas Updegraff
William F. Sapp
Nathaniel C. Deering
C. C. Carpenter
Bush Clark
Vermont special election set after Vermont district vote
Returns indicate probable gains for Forty sixth Congress with party formatting. Third District Vermont shows no choice at September election. Vacancy to be filled by plurality at a November 5 special election.
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Senate employes to be displaced before March Devens to the front
Cabinet discussions focus on removing southern officeholders tied to federal law interpretation as part of a Republican strategy. The president denounces Ben Hill and Lamar linked appointments, while Attorney General Devens is expected to aid a vigorous bloody shirt campaign in the South to recover losses in Congress.
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Horses Race Across States Draw Big Bets at Odds
At Chicago and Manchester and Maine events on October 10, horses dominated the page. Hopeful led most heats with fast times, while Rarus and Great Eastern chased, giving a high-stakes spectacle. Trotting cards at Manchester and Farmington featured multiple classes with favored entries and tight finishes.
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George Wilks, Jr
London and Glasgow Markets Face Banking Rumors
New York reports a Glasgow special noting general unease in commercial circles as rumors circulate about a Lan cashire bank and the Glasgow Bank collapse. Four million pounds sterling losses deepen horror and depress business outlooks. Blackburn mills close as half the workforce faces unemployment amid widespread distress. A Bolton strike at Sunnysine mills leaves 1500 workers out of work.
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War clouds loom as Turkish and Greek circles foresee clash
London dispatch reports in Turkish and Greek circles that war may be inevitable with Osman Pasha pushing a defensive line, Russian scouts near Constantinople, and Britain seeking an immediate explanation. Novi Bazar boasts Turkish and Albanian troops. Austrian advances fear panic in the sandjak. Roumania curbs Russian troop passage while the Bulgarian army numbers 153,000 amid treaty disputes.
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Internal Dissensions In the Celestial Empire News Brief
San Francisco reports on Qing dynasty unrest in Fukien and Ningpo with rioting against foreign missions, taxation mobs, and casualties. Hong Kong official absconds with 70000, while consular postings shift. Yokohama notes Japan budget with debt liquidation plan and floods cause damage. Bonin Islands schools established. Justine H. Ingersoll arrives. a mutiny incident aboard a ship is noted.
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Fever Rises With 113 New Cases in New Orleans
New cases include E. Punch and J. S. Flower of the Cotton Exchange and convalescents C. Stockmyer Jr. and Alexander Dalshemer. The Peabody Association distributed 12 400 rations to asylums and 54 300 on requisitions. Nineteen nurses were sent to Morgan City McComb City Donaldsonville and Berwick. Deaths total 48. Dr Choppin to convene Friday to form a local commission on yellow fever origins and epidemic characteristics.
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Yellow fever deaths rise amid regional outbreak in Memphis
The Board of Health reports twenty-two deaths in the city and seventeen outside the corporation as yellow fever spreads. Notables and professionals are named among the deceased or ill, with medical and rail lines deploying doctors, telegraphs to Decatur and Erin, and eighteen thousand rations issued by the Citizens' Committee. The Howard Association notes forty-five new cases as Lt. Walter Harvey of the Bluff City Greys dies at Camp Joe Williams.
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Decatur
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Fever Reports Across Mississippi and Nearby Parishes
News from Oct 10 notes yellow fever cases and deaths across River's Landing Bullit's Bayou Terre aux Beuf and other Louisiana parishes. City by city reports show rising cases in Clinton Clinton Parish Vicksburg Delta Tallulah and New Orleans Biloxi and surrounding towns with Howard Association relief efforts and growing distress among plantations.
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Boston Hackney Carriage License Rules and Fees
The Inspector of Carriage Licenses will collect and relay license applications to the Police Commission and record granted licenses with owner names and numbers. Under police direction, enforcement of laws for hackney carriages and similar vehicles is ensured. The Police Commissioners may grant licenses with city use, revoke at will, and fix a one dollar license fee. Licenses expire July 1 following grant and transfers require Board consent.
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Fire destroys stable and damages house in Newport
A morning fire in Newport, Rhode Island destroyed an unoccupied stable owned by S. B. Sutt of Philadelphia. An adjoining dwelling owned by Mrs Bridget Kelley suffered about 500 dollars in damage. The Springfield Company insured 2000 dollars. The blaze was incendiary without doubt. Four families in the house faced losses around 300 dollars with no insurance.
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