Vermont Election and New York Democratic Convention Notes
A notice details a warrant for Commissioner Rollins linked to a New York conspiracy to defraud the government, with the President voicing mortification. Vermont Radicals celebrate the election results as the Democratic State Convention in Tweddle Hall opens with Samuel J. Tilden presiding and pledges for Seymour and Blair. The day covers party loyalty, planned platform items, and organizational steps including selection of officers and resolutions.
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Rollins
New York
Treasury
Tweddle Hall
Horatio Seymour
Samuel J. Tilden
State Committee
United States
Union
Seymour
Blair
Cherr
Democracy of the Union
America
Republican Party
Tilden
H. C. Cheesbro
Ontario
Cheesbro
Henry C. Murphy
Hoffman
Amd
Albany
Delavan House
Harsaway
Freetown
President
Hos
Julian G. Apsortr
Boston
Jean R. Brices
Sheffield
State Central Committee
J. M. Whntman
Edward Avery
Braintree
Committee On Resolutions
Massachusetts
Congress
Supreme Court
Ireland
Poland
Grant
New York City
Frank P. Blair, Jr
Dem records show Democratic gains across Vermont towns
Dispatch from Montpelier reports Democratic vote increases in most towns. In Montpelier four years earlier McClellan polled 67. yesterday Democrats lifted the state ticket to 175 in Montpelier and gains are noted in Burlington Brattleboro Waterbury Rockingham Hartford and other towns with double digit gains since 1867 and 1868 in comparative tallies.
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Montpelier
McClellan
Burlington
Brattleboro
Bertin
Montpetiers Voc
Waterbury
Cnecbe
Duke of Newcastle's Julius Wins Warwick Cup Race
The Warwick cup race covering 24 miles at Warwick today was won by the Duke of Newcastle's five year old horse Julius. Second place went to Tertullus, a four year old belonging to Mr Pott. Only three horses started in the event. English cricketers departed Liverpool today aboard the City of Baltimore bound for New York.
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London
Warwick
Duke of Newcastle
Julius
Pott
H. Bh
Turtallus
Crricketers
Liverpool
Baltimore
New York
New Haven
Cong
Seri
New England
Suir
George
Hitchcock
New Preston Conn
Ashland
Nestor
Patchen
Long Island
Lady Beeman
Highland Maid
W. W. Chenery
Enq
Belmont
Mass
Scythian
Belmont Eclipse
Balrownie
Ephraim Clay
Cassius Mlay
Gray Eagle
Kentucky
Ledo
Hambietonian
Mr C
Tarringford
Conn
Barnard
Hartford
Andrews
Waterbury
T. J. Vail
Tom Carpencer
Henry A. Hall
Boston
India
Ben
Rosa
Jarius Joselyn
S. A. Wuceles
Litchfold
Belle of
Morris
Asa Sartholomew
Naugatuck
Thomas Fitch
New London
Charles E. Smart
Newmarket
N. H
Majestic
Gen. Lyon
Providence
H. W. Barsett
Derby
Ayrshire
A. D. Norcross
Monson
Duke of
Charles Audley
Wallace Barnes
Bristol
A. J. Cass
Worcester
Thomas Moore
Bloomfield
Mr Clark
C. B. King
Watertown
Dwight Clark
Woodbridge
Chenery
Howard
G. A. Tomlinson
Oxford
Chester
P. W. Hudson
Manchester
Prince Albert
P. A. Jewett
Suffolk
C. L. Paddock
Meriden
G. B. Hinman
Pathfinder
M. H. Griffin
Middletown
Young Bloom
Wm. G. Marsh
Billy
A. Warren
Lady Lon
E. H. Craig
Brighton
Young Congress
Wm. B. Smith
Jack Sheppard
Geo. C. Hitchcock
New Preston
Red Start
Philo Beecher
Seymour
Bashaw
Grey Eagle
Belle Lewis
Kentucky Belle
P.M. Hudson
North Manchester
Wormster
1. C. Brown
R. I
Washington
Brunette
Miss Lon
Highland Chief
Hattie H
Dan Mace
Big
Richard Neads
J. Joselyn
Br. G. “Reliance
C. Dickerman
S. G. “Mack
Old Put
Herat
Reliance
Pat
Mack
Put
Mace
W. W. Chevery
J. P. Ackerman
Eagle
Pelle
Belle
Egotist
Egotist” Aieg
L’etoilee
Passaic
L’ Etoile
Egotiat
L’etoile
Exhibition notes at New Haven fair feature famed horses
The New Haven exhibition reports a large turnout with top entries in stallions and driving horses. Notable breeders from Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire attend, showcasing Ashland stock and other prized classics amid extensive cattle and swine displays.
Bondholders to Receive 30 Percent Instalment
Paris report states a commission handling Franco-M Mexican bond claims will pay 30 percent of each holder’s share as the first instalment of the grant approved by the Senate and Corps Legislatif.
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Paris
Senate
Corps Legislatif
Governor Korsakoff to Meet Chinese Envoy Over Siberia China Borders
Korsakoff the Governor of Eastern Siberia will soon convene a conference with a representative sent by the Chinese Government to settle disputed boundaries between Siberia and China.
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St. Petersbrc
Korsakoff
Siberia
China
Prussia Postpones Army Recruiting for Three Months
Berlin reports from the War Office that recruiting for the Prussian army has been postponed for three months, a decision affecting military manpower and mobilization plans.
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Berlin
War Office
Prussia
Italy Increases Frontier Military Posts Near Papal States
Florence Sept. 2 The Italian Government raises the number of military posts on the frontier of the Papal States as part of border security measures.
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Papal States
Financial and market notes from London and Liverpool
London and Liverpool market briefs report mixed activity with U S 5-20s around 711-712, Illinois Central near 91-94, Consols at 94, and erie near 30. Cotton and petroleum move within narrow ranges while flour and breadstuffs show firmer or dull tone in early September notices.
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Financial and Commercial
London
U.S
Ilinois Central
American Securities
U. S
Illinois Central
Erie
Frankfort
Liverpool
Recaptured witness in McGee murder case flees Rome to Ogdensburg
Graves, the key witness who was to ID Whalen in the D Arcy McGee murder, fled to the United States but has been recaptured. He faced a trumped up charge in Rome and was smuggled to Canada via Ogdensburg amid attempts by Sir John A. Macdonald to ensure his capture. Montreal reports a Fenian picnic disruption with gardens closed and police protection. Ottawa notes royal assent denial to Governor General salary bill and an assize court opening with Whaten’s case awaiting grand jury and next trial.
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New York
Graves
Whalen
D’arcy McGee
United States
Rome
Ogdensburg
Canada
John A. McDonald
Montreal
Gilbault
Ottawa
Whaten
Indians and soldiers clash as stock raids erupt near Colorado
A Denver despatch reports fifty Indians on Monument Creek driving off about one hundred horses before retreating toward Bayou Basin. A large Indian force attacked Bache La Perdu valley, killing one man and taking stock. Gen Augur moves to intercept northbound raiders. Gen Sherman at Fort Saunders. Gen Sheridan notes cavalry under Col. Forsyth at Flare Creek and Republican river. About two hundred fifty Colorado volunteers are in the field.
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New York
Denver
Monument Creek
Bayou Basin
Bache la Perdu Valley
Augur
Sherman
Fort Saunders
Sheridan
Flare Creek
Republican River
Forsyth
Colorado
Turkish aggression in Crete reported by Syra letter
A Syra letter to the Evening Post dated August 8 notes renewed vandalism by Turks in Crete. Olive trees in the famine threatened isle are destroyed to pressure Christian residents, and a Turkish commander orders heads of families to return refugees under threat of confiscation.
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New York
Syra
Greece
Evening Post
Crete
Europe
America
Carriage Collision Injures Several In New Jersey
A span of horses from a New York stable ran away at Orange New Jersey and crashed into a light carriage carrying Mrs Lord and two children plus Mrs Walter Brown of Newbury New York and Mrs Miller McKenna of Lewellyn Perk. One child suffered a broken thigh while Mrs Brown lost teeth and fractured the jaw. The carriage was wrecked. all victims are reportedly recovering.
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New York
Rosecrans
Astor House
Board of Health
Eveninc
Germania
Hamburg
Bayard Taylor
Rollins
Juno
England
Bermuda
Board of Audit
7Th Ward
Jersey City
Harlem
Camden
Amboy
Orange
N. J
Coynes
Lord
Walter Brown
Newbury
N. Y
Miller McKenna
Lewellyn Perk
Brown
Haight Nominated by Democratic Convention in Trexton
Gen. Charles Haight was nominated by acclamation today by the Democratic Convention of New Jersey's second district as candidate for Congress. No other candidate stood.
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Joseen M. Wharman
Boston
Trexton
N.J
Charles Haight
Second
Congress
Siege Abandoned as Rinzual Sails for Coro
Telegraphic advices from Porto Cabello dated the 14th state that Rinzual abandoned the siege, embarked on the steamer Bolivar and Mapoasi for Coro. Port of Coro, with Maracaibo and the latter pipes, are the remaining strongholds. The Portsmouth school-ship sailed Monday from Fortress Monroe. Prominent figures Fessenden Ingersoll Wilson were in Augusta Maine, with Gen. ao expected today and Radical meeting to follow. Governor Smith calls Alabama Legislature into extraordinary session on léth inist for a registry law.
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Porto Cabello
Havana
Rinzual
Bolivar
Mapoasi
Coro
Pipes
Maracaibo
Portsmouth
Fortress Monroe
Wm. Pitt Fessenden
Robert J. Ingersoll
Henry Wilson
Augusta Me
Gen. Ao
Smith
Alabama
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Areclil
Boston Post
Wasuinetos
Serv
Interior Department
Browning
Virginia Springs
Republic
Judge Otto
Pension Bureau
Offce Blank
Messrs Redding
Towers
Tavener
Post Office Department
Fisher
Detroit
Vermont
South
Postscript
Democratic State Convention
At Albany
John T. Hoffman
Alvin C. Beach
Aulpayy
Brooklyn
Kings County
Henry C. Murray
Slocum
Pierce
McLaughlin
Craig
Buel
Power
McCall
Tammany
Mr Beach
THE
Associated Press
A. Oakey Hall
Comstock
Robert Earl
Democratic Party
Butler
Boutwell
Bingham
Ashley
Radical Party
Wm. M. Tweed
Magnus Gross
Isaac Butts
Ten Eyck
George W. Miller
City of
Samuel Morris
Department of State
Webb
Rio Janeiro
Wasp
Asuncion
Paraguay
Washburn
Parana
Brmckley
Evening Star
McCulloch
Harlan
Recinmer Gustman
Binckley
Internal Revenue Bureau
Haggerty
Homer E. Blake
Portsmouth Navy Yard
E. Y. McCauley
Charles 3. Norton
C. C. Carpenter
Washington County Democratic Committee
Washineton County
Democratic Committee
Hampton
Mill Creek
Arkansas
Conway County
Louisburg
Clayton
Little Rock
Savannah
Avevsta
Dirigo
Maine
Dirigos
Rising Stars
Great Britain
Lenpon
London Times
the Times
Pekin
Burlingame
San Francisco
W. Bryant
South Hadley
C. H. Collins
West Meriden
A. Gilbert
C. Paddock
C. H. Barbour
South Framingham
O. B. King
Hamiton Park
D. Mace
Br. G
Hamilton Park
Strt
R. B. Forbes
Climax
Scevecesseeel
W. H.strone
Converse & Flagler
Oak
J. Gordon
Dome Ices Laticciccsecccd
Marshals and Superi
Periateoteais
State Convention
Faneuil Hall
John Quincy Adams
Reuben Noble
H. W. Paine
J. G. Abbott
George M. Stearns
Democrats of
Democrats and Conservaves of
Fanelli Hall
sosTax
O’eloeck
A. M
Dem
Josiah G. Apport
Ostroh M. Wihtman
Charles G. Clark
Commonwealth
Berkshire
Cape
Bay State
Josing G. Aprort
Joseph M. Whhtman
Epward Avery
William Aspinwall
Brookline
Judge AsBott
Futter
Westfield
Henry W. Paine
Cambridge
J. G. Assott
Fuller
Paine
Messrs Fuller and Avery
Judge Abbott
Mr Paine
Statesman of
Anent Organization
Edw. Merrill
New Bedford
H. EB. Smith
Duxbury
A. Raymond, Jr
Weymouth
Herry Cross
N. Bridgewater
James H. Tallon
Charles Stanwood
James M. Tobin
H.T. Knight
Chelsea
John R. Baker
Seerteks
Richard Ramedell
Marbleh
John Sanborn
Charlestown
J. H. Carleton
Haverhill
Geo. E. Bridges
E.A. Alger
Lowell
W.crombe, Jr
Mendon
Lyman Sheldon
Webster
W.H. Fuller
Whately
J. W. Sanford
Ware
W. W.jenness
Chicopee
M. CO. Quackenbush
Pittsfield
A. A. Chapin
Springfield
J. G. Assorr
Edward Hamilton
Roxbury
A. R. Holden
Middlesex
Oren
Knapp
Somerville
Essex
Jonathan Nayson
Amenbury
Weston Howland
Fairhaven
Barnstable
W. E. Bagden
Sandwich
Franklin—George Pierce, Jr
Greenfield
Hampden
Alfred Booth
Hampshire
O. D. Couch
Amherst
L. Miller
Great Barrington
Plymouth
Samuel B. Thaxter
Abington
Norfolk
Wichgama
P. Coffin
Edgar Worcester
Tyler Barington
Korthborough
Horatio Arker
Nathan Clark
Lynn
A. M. Ide
Taunton
Plymwouth
Moses Bates
East Bridgewater
B. Phinney
Barnstabie
James E. Este
Pratt
Josian G. Apsett
J.G. Aspott
Batres
Wiiiamm Aspinwall
Democratic State Central Committee
Ths
Sumner
Wilson
Bates
Paarx
Cox
J. G. Appett
Mr Cox
Pratr
Junge Agsott
Hathaway
Abbott
Committee On Credentials
Epward Hawkron
J. M. Wiatuan
E. C. Baker
Duan
Apzott
Col. Greene
E. C. Baxer
Bristol County
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Aspinwall
Charles Sumner
Mr Brows
Committee On Permanent Organization
Charles G. Greene
John Q. Adams
Quincy
Lowell Bicknell
E. Weymouth
Wm. Seaver
Ww. H. Hill
Lenox
Edward Conant
J. B. Atwill
Wakefield
J. P. Turner
Marblehead
Josiah G. Abbott
Luke Houghton
Barre
Jos
G. Fuller
Framingham
O. G. Pearson
Samuel Orcutt
Alvin Cook
Uxbridge
Mark Googin
Hugh McAvoy
Chas
A. Welch
Waltham
Michael Doherty
Cornelius Murphy
B. W. Cronin
Samuel W. Daggett
Roland Parks
Russell
Mr Perkins
Middleborough
Dr Leland
Fall River
J. D. Thompson
N. Bedford
Chas. A. Ropes
Salem
H. D. Parker
Alex. Baxter
Yarmouth
Jas. H. Carlton
S. B. Phinney
S. M. Dyer, Jr . Abington
Thos. K. Hooper
Jas
H. Tallon
P. A. Collins
Wm. Matthews
Henry A. Aldridge
M. Wightman
L. Foster Morse
Drew
Ipswich
Thos. B. Knight
Newton
John C. West
Henry Newton
Col. Greens
George M. Stsaarxs
Charles Brimbledon
Henry Arnold
Marthur F. Devereux
C. Esprcorr
Col. Gresxia
Mr Stearns
W. W. Jexxzss
Stearns
Caiooge
Serr
W. W. Jenness
Geo. M. Stearns
Jones
Watney
Granite
Reveen Nose
Stearng
Noble
Gen
Warmney
Revnen Nose
Mr Noble
Wlom No van Cay
Wuitsey
the State Central Committee
F. G. Pratt
G. W. Gill
J.M. Wightman
J. H. Carlton
C. 0. Morse
Newburyport
SR. Spinney
J. N. Dunham
Pitsfield
G. L. Chesbro
Northboro
H. G. Parker
E. A. Alger
Reuben Nobie
Pittsfeld
A. W. Chap
Edward Merrill
Richard W. Robinson
Dorchester
Brookine
Thomas J. Gargan
Charles E. Clark
Lyne
Charles E. Sweeny
W. W. Walter
Baghton
Eaght—Lyman Sheldon
L. B. Jaquith
Fitchburg
Daniel D. Ware
France
Moniteur
Russia
Italy
Florence
New Orleans