Financial and legislative brief from the Daily Gazette
The Daily Gazette reports government expenses including 18000 for the Joint High Commission and 30000 for the Secret Service fund last fiscal year. Reinstated revenue officers, possible continued tenure for Mr. Fisu, and a bill by Mr. Lyxen to report Treasury disbursements are noted. Canal shipping faces ice delays. tobacco tax reform discussed. a tax bill proposes a 75 cent per gallon whisky stamp. A railroad project Chicago Continental & Baltimore is filed, detailing Indiana routes and a 5,009,000 capital.
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Joint High Commission
Fisu
Secret Service Fund
Prince of Wales Death Ignites Debate On Regency and Monarchy
A London radical note spurred by the Prince of Wales illness stirs talks of republicanism in England. The article outlines succession rules, potential regency powers, and the clash between monarchy and republican ideas, with references to Parliament and possible shifts in power dynamics.
Brooklyn election frauds cited with 500 votes inserted
From New York December 8, reports on Brooklyn election frauds indicate as many as five hundred votes were added to a district’s returns before the voter’s record opened. The World publishes Blair’s letter urging a passive Democratic policy amid civic turmoil and radical opposition.
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New York
Brooklyn
Montgomery Blair
Democratic Party
South
Missouri
Blair
George Wilkes
Spirit of the Times
Washington
Gen. Grant
House
Senate
Calvary Church
Dean
Chester
England
Howson
Washburne
Dean Howson
Prince of Wales
Connolly
Reform Committee
Charles O’conor
Change of Politics at Richmond Republican Convention
Special dispatch reports The Radical renouncing its Republican allegiance in Richmond. The switch is seen as a strategic political move locally. Dem papers mock the conversion while favoring a February Republican State Convention date. A correction notes hog slaughter miscounts from 1,200 to 12,000 for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gazette
Riceimond, Inc
Julian
Republican Party
Grand Duke Alexis Welcomed in Boston and Cambridge
Dec 8 report from Bostos notes a cordial reception for Grand Duke Alexis and his party in Boston and Cambridge. Governor Claflin greeted them briefly at the state house while President Elliot met the visitors at the Ber Revere House before Alexis and entourage departed for their next stop.
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Bostos
Alexis
Boston
Cambridge
Gov. Claflin
Indiana News in Indianapolis Chronicle 185? Summary
News from Indianapolis reports Isaac Clark's transfer to Ohio on a Fulton County treasury robbery charge with prior suicide attempt. Items include Chicago Continental Baltimore Railroad line plans across several counties, State Geologist Cox shipping coal and ore samples to England for steel research, Meridian Street M E Church dedication of a $100,000 structure, and a downtown railway leadership conference exploring longer term bridge solutions to ease street obstruction.
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Chicago, Continental & Baltimore Railroad Company
Secretary of State
Indianapolis
Indiana
Lake, Porter
Laporte
Stark, Marshall, Fulton, Wabash
Kosciusko, Wells
Adame
Fulton County
Chicago, Continental
Baltimore
Isaac Clark
Ohio
Clark
Lake, Porter, Laporte
Kosciusko
Wells
Adams
Cox
England
Clay County
Missouri
Lake Superior
Bessemer Steel
G. J Snelius
Doulas
Wales
Meridian Street
M. E
Sims
Cleveland Chess Congress Results Report
At the Cleveland event on December 8 Hosmer defeated Mackenzie, Elder beat Johnston, Judd defeated Smith, Harding won against Ware, and Ware took a win from Harding. Houghton departed for home this evening.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati Gazette
Cevatano
Hosmer
Mackenzie
Elder
Johnston
Judd
Smith
Harding
Ware
Houghton
Tammany Rascals and Hudson Canal Ice Storm News
Edward Hogan testified in the Irving trial claiming years of pay for doing nothing. A motion to expel Mayor Hall from the Union Club advances. Grand jury examinations probe ring frauds in the Controller’s office. Canal boats remain ice bound on the Hudson and Erie canals with four million dollars in cargoes trapped. Immigrant arrivals, Bible revision talks, and praise for Horace Greeley close the dispatch.
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New York
Edward Hogan
Irving
Controller’s
Tweed
Department of Public Works
Controller
Mayor Hall
Union Club
Bineto
Controller's
Tom Fields
C. L. Chew
Ketchum
Hudson River
Erie Canal
Altercation and arrest in Columbus over bottle attack
In Columbus this afternoon James Rider threw a bottle at Pat Hughes during a fight. Hughes was struck, shattered cheek bones, and lies in a dangerous condition with a piece lodged in his cheek. Rider has been arrested.
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Columbus
Dee
James Rider
Pat
Hughes
Rider
Asbury Chapel
Bedell
Henry W. Frillman
Opera House
Bull
John Barclay
Mara
Thomas
John Ellsler
Pittsburg
Rosedale
Atheneum
Jackson Greenwood
William Compton
Suits Against State Officers And Coopers Strike
Special Dispatch reports the motion to set aside suits against ex State Auditor McCarty and ex Treasurer Kimball, initiated by Attorney General Hanna, to be decided next Monday. The defense cites Governor Baker's consent. R. J. Bright denies fraud, claims funds used for state printing. coopers in Indianapolis strike over price reductions.
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Indianapolis
McCarty
Kimball
Hanna
Baker
R. J. Bright
Stat
Coopers
Dayton Man Survives Coal Car Crush Rallying to Recover
From Dayton December 8 Thomas Cunningham night superintendent of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton yard was crushed by a coal car while setting up a train and, though he was thought to be dying, has rallied and is expected to recover. He is a valued railroad man and a local favorite. A disabled piston rod slowed Conductor Short's train near Elk Creek bridge, causing a one and a half hour delay as it reached Dayton with one pair of drivers. The Becker Opera House hosted Joe Jefferson in Rip Van Winkle to a large appreciative crowd.
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Dayton
Thomas Cunningham
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Short
Elk Creek Bridge
Becker Opera House
Joe Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
St. Louis
Fraley
Mississippi
Congress
Mississippi River
Toomwpeon
Dubuque
Gierens
Pacific
Executive Committee
National Central Pacific
San Diego
San Francisco
B. B. Bowner
United States
Bowner
Pacific Ocean
Busby
Philadelphia
Edward Atkinson
Boston
Uni States
Go.opdyke
New York
Messrs. Holton
Kilwaukee
Welch
Cincinnati
Wetherill
Seely
Maryland
Macneale
Cincingati
Monroe
Railroa Co
Cook
Wm. McPherson
Differ
Booner
Propertil
Rouner
Nashville
Red Men event and water works debate excite city
The Powhattan Tribe of Red Men will be instituted here soon with invitations extended to Xenia Urbana and Dayton. A suit is entered against receivers of stolen goods for damages to goods in their possession. Joe Jefferson performed here last night to a record crowd as water works plans gain momentum locally.
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Sprinereyp
Xenia
Urbana
Dayton
Joe Jefferson
Prince of Wales Dying Sparks London Turmoil and Reactions
The Prince of Wales’s health deteriorates amid fever and rumors in London. The Queen and royal family at his bedside, crowds rally in sympathy, stock markets slip as reports spread. Official bullets indicate worsening condition. debates in Paris and Britain on monarchy and politics unfold alongside other notices of strikes and legal cases.
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Prince OF Wales
Press Association
London
William Jenner
Argyll Rooms
Loxpon
Sandringham
Louise
Windsor
Loxton
N. Y
Prince of Alexandra
San Gringham
St Paul's
Lonpon
Liverpool
Mexican Consuls and US Vice Consuls in Spain report
Senor Micomi and Senor Pagera represent Mexico in Cadiz and Granada while Richard Lowenstein and Charles H. Eder serve as US Vice-Consuls in Gray de Valencia and Seville with Frenor at Valencia. The Bank of France bullion rose by 100000 francs in a week. General markets note sugar at 30s 9d, sperm oil at 4, and mixed domestic market signals with various stock and receipts figures.
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Senor Micomi
Cadiz
Senor Pagera
Granada
Richard Lowenstein
United States
Gray de Valencia
Charles H. Eder
Seville
Mr. Frenor
Valencia
Orleans
Iarm
Adchester
Cumberland
Framed Senate actions and bills in Kentucky legislature
The Senate elected William Johnson Speaker pro tem while the Speaker was absent. A communication announced suspension of sale of State stock in turnpikes. Bills charter the Bank of Commerce Louisville and the South Kentucky Railroad Company, alter court times, allow Mea¢e County public buildings funding, and aid James Ray Boyd. Rejected bills include Louisville College of Pharmacy and Emily C Dunlap relief. House committees named and bills for lunatic asylum, immigration, jail lunacy, court officers, Helena Turnpike, and liquor sale repeal discussed. A resolution aims to restore cotton tax. foreign railroads, three papers to Senators and Representatives considered. Senate set election for U S Senator on 11th inst. House debate on lunatic asylum, universal education, juries, Covington charter, Preachers Aid Society, and lottery sale ban. A committee to audit Bank of Kentucky and Bank of Louisville assets and stock advised.
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Franefo Orrt
Senate
William Johnson
Bank of Commerce
Louisville
Mercer and
Caldwell County
James Ray Boyd
South Kentucky Railroad
Comany
Louisville College of Pharmacy
Emily C. Dunlap
Western Lunatic Asylum
Circuit Court
Helena Turnpike Company
Hawesville
Kentucky
Chicago Law Institute
House
United States
Commonwealth
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Covington
Preachers' Aid Society
M. E.church South
Bank of Kentucky
Bank of Louisville
Tennessee Senate OKs 40 Cent State Tax Rate
The Tennessee Senate agrees to a House plan to set state taxation at forty cents, down from sixty cents to cover government expenses and bond interest. The Senate also reduces the merchants privilege tax, though the House must still act on it.
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Senate
Speakers at St. Louis event praised Atlantic connection
Abie of St. Louis and Wm M Burwell of New Orleans with R H Smith of Mobile and others delivered brief speeches at a St. Louis gathering. The audience applauded as speakers including Geo Bain of St Louis and W S Fosse of Bathgate addressed the occasion. The remarks touched on the Mississippi connection and drew notable attendance and approval.
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Abie
St. Louis
Wm. M. Burwell
New Orleant
R. H. Smith
Mobile
Mississippi
W. Eewiand
Jongh Brows
St. Loue
Atlantic
Geo. Bain
W. 8. Fosse
Bathoate
Gov Hoffman letter aids Chicago Law Institute loss
Cuicano Dec 8 Gov Hoffman's folio letter from Albany dated Dec 4 offers to supply Law Institute of Chicago with complete set of Session Laws and Revised Statutes plus State Reports to aid after the October 8 9 fire. He says delivery will be arranged quickly and asks for preferred timing. Illinois House passes bill granting federal power to condemn Chicago land for public buildings amid frigid morning air.
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Cuicano
Ke- Po Ria
Law Institute of Chicago
Joan T. Horrman
Thomas Ho
Melville W. Fuller
H. N. Hib
Chicago Times
Illinois House of Representatives
United States
Chicago
The Wharton Trial Resumes in Annapolis Court
Dr. Williams testifies he saw no fatal laudanum dose in Mrs Wharton case and notes tartar emetic doses beyond five to six grains are dangerous. He expresses surprise at worsening after a second dose of tessa mine and says eighty drops of yellow jaasg mine would not cause death. Press exam follows direct questioning.
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Annapolis
Ku Klux Trials At Columba Plea Guilty In Four Cases
In Columba four Ku Klux suspects pleaded guilty to conspiring to deprive citizens of voting rights. They reserved rights on punishment and debated whether March and April acts fall under Ku Klux laws. Lawyers plan further points for Supreme Court certification tomorrow.
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Columba
8. C
Supreme Court
Revolutions Report From Mexico On Saltillo Forts Fall
A Mexico dispatch from Mier says Saltillo and forts are seized by Trevino's insurgents. Government forces capitulated on the 5th. Insurgents march toward San Louis with Saltillo supposedly surrendered. Cortina reportedly imprisoned several foreign merchants in Saltillo for sympathy with the revolution.
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New York
Mexico
Mier
Saltillo
Insurgenta
Trevino
San Louis
MaTam Moras
San Louis Patosi
Monterey
Mies
Camango
Cortina
Central American Confederation Talks Proposed
A conference of representatives from Guatemala San Salvador and Honduras is planned for December to discuss forming a Central American Confederation. The telegraph line between Valparaiso and San Felipe is completed. Hospitals were insufficient to accommodate smallpox patients.
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Kingston
Aspinwall
Guatemala
San Salvador
Honduras
Y Valparaiso
San Felipe
Lima Dates and Fire Aid Report From Kingston
Affairs Inperu. Kingston, Dec. 8. Lima dates to Nov. 224 are received. Ten thousand dollars has been collected for the sufferers by the Chicago fire. The Hon. Thomas Settle, American Minister, was sick and started for New York.
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Kingston
Lima
Chicago
Thomas Settle
New York
California mare Kate trotted twenty miles in 59 32
From San Francisco Col Dickey's California mustang mare Kate covered twenty miles on a heavy track today in fifty nine minutes and thirty two seconds. A thousand dollars was offered that she could trot another mile in 2 45.
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San Francisco
Dickey
California
Kate
Republican Legislators Endorse State Convention Call
Missouri politics report from St Louis notes a Jefferson City meeting of Republican lawmakers endorsing the St Louis party committees call for a State Convention. They condemn former leaders accused of chicanery and pledge to back the National Convention and the current administration.
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St. Louie
Jefferson City
St. Louis
Supreme Court upholds Wisconsin tax ruling on bank shares
Manpison Wis December 8 The case involved the validity of Wisconsin’s taxation of shares in national banks for 1865 66. The Wisconsin Supreme Court decision was affirmed by the U S Supreme Court Justice Chage and the entire court in a dispute costing between fifty and seventy five thousand dollars. The ruling will lower future taxes correspondingly. Pennsylvania Railroad leases Memphis and Charleston Railroad for forty five years guaranteeing three percent for six years and six percent thereafter. The lease matter will be presented to the stockholders.
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Manpison
Wis
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Supreme Court of
Uni
Chi
Chage
Pennsylvania Railroad
Memphis & Charleston Railroad
Fire destroys Benj. F Lemman brass foundry in New Albany
Fire razed the brass foundry of Benj. F Lemman in New Albany Indiana a frame building with a loss of 2500 dollars and no insurance reported. Nearby marine news notes ships Scotia Sean arriving out and Holland Denmark from Liverpool with Nina abandoned at sea crew saved by Aleppo reaching Liverpool.
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Locrsvilir. Vee. S
Benj. Fleman
New Albany
Ind
Marine News
Towxpon
Scotia
Sean
New York
Holland
Denmark
Liverpool
Loxpow
Nina
Cardiff
Aleppo
Boston
River traffic updates across multiple ports and weather
Special Dispatches report river conditions and weather at numerous river towns. Notes show water levels from 2 to 5 feet, suspended navigation, and clear to cloudy skies with temperatures from 28 to 38 degrees. Debris, up and down traffic, and occasional barges moving in the Ohio area are mentioned.
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Cincinnati Gazette
New Orleans
Nashville
Wasth Secant
Harpeth Shoals
Gaturrotss
Kittie Hegler
Kanawha
Greensboro
Brownsville
Morsantown
Warner
E. Lee
Shreve
Wicat
Monongahela Uy
Rochester
St. Charles
Indes
Juniata Fishing Creek
Arlington
Aro
Gra A.m. N. Y
Ley Ee
Mary Snes
Arent
Foyory
Zens
Prate Armd Harbor
Penal
Insbor Temata Spon
Cairo
Canal river traffic and boat movements report
The log notes river conditions at Dec 11 with canal depth 4 feet 11 inches and 3 feet in abate, heavy traffic from New Orleans and Cincinnati, boats arriving and departing including Minneola and R. W. Strader. Weather mixed with ice down to New Madrid and White River, and vessels like The Strader and The Vale detailing cargo and trips.
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Crossley Tesk
Ohio
Cason
Louisvailie
Minneola
Eeme
New Orleans
Andes
Semepson
Cincinnati
Mianealt
Cinccinnati
Sabine
New Artemoron
Canal
Caenelis'a
Leclaire
Tennessee River
Memens
R. W. Strader
St Louis
James E. Rankie
Eracsville
John H. Greenbeck
R. P. Walt
White River
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Sam Trom
P. W. Strader
New Sre
Republic
Oil City
John Tolle
Strader
Vale
Cairo
Groesbeck
New Madrid
Arkansas
Cotton Markets Show Steady Prices Across Several Ports
New Orleans reports steady cotton with 4500 bales traded and prices Good at 184 1/4 c, low middling 13 3/4 c, middling 15 1/2 c. Mobile shows dull market at middling 15 1/4 c and weekly totals reach 18,700 bales. Galveston and Charleston register firm or steady tones with middling around 15 1/4 to 16 1/2 c. New York provides a national snapshot: Sept 1 stock, receipts and exports compare to last year, with total imports and across ports summarized.
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New Orleans
Havre
Liverpool
Mobile
Greateas
Charleston
Groes
Great Britain
New York
New York Live Stock Market Receipts Hit Week Highs
Bullish week ends as 6 800 cattle and 25 900 sheep move through, receipts show 5 100 today while bear cattle come in freer but market softens with 1 709 head today. Texans fetch 7s 3d to 7s 6d, Western 9s 6d to 10s 1d, Kentucky 11s 3d, Illinois 9 1?2d to 10 3/4d. sheep and hops also report steady to weaker demand amid large weekly totals.
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New York
Kentucky
Illinois
State
Canada
Iba
New Orleans Market Dec 8 Flour and provisions steady
New Oceans market reports quiet flour with superfine at 675 dollars, double extra at 7 873 750, treble extra at 75 v. Corn firm with sales at 77 18e. Oats 56c. Bran 140 dollars. Hay dull with prime 3500 and choice 3300. Pork firm at 1475 for mess. Bacon shoulders 744c and sides 774c. Sugar lower to 9c for prime, lard dull with tierce 9 9' C and keg 10 10%c. Ma laysea unchanged with prime 8&10c. Whisky choice rectified 10234 and ordinary 95c. Sterling 118% and 3434 percent discount. Gold 110.
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Tierce
Ealea
Bear Cattle Receipts Rise on Buffalo Market
Buffalo December 8 Bear Cattle receipts total 918 head enlarging overall supply to 6,300 head up 2,300 from last week. Active firm market with Indiana and Texas steers commanding around 8.80 to 9.76 cents per pound and Ohio and Illinois offerings ranging to $6 per hundredweight gains. total value about 680 dollars. Hogs receipts 700 head market firm with Ohio animals bringing 50 to 95 dollars per head. today 3,800 head total with 2,600 head sold at around 430 dollars per head for medium to good stock.
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Buffalo
Indiana
Texas
Ohio
Illinois
Albany Live Stock Market Buoyant Start on Dec 8
Albany December 8 market opened buoyant though not active with 32 car receipts. Prices for sheep and lambs rose modestly with coarse wool sheep at 6 4 to 7c and fine wool 5 4 to 6c. Lambs solid at 7 7c. Hogs were excited and ½c higher with Western weights at 50 and State at 47 5.
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Albany
Carrie
Trial of John S Blackbur for Lovell Murder Case
Special dispatch from Curtricotux Ohio describes the trial of John S Blackbur for the murder of Mary Jane Lovell. Opening arguments by State counsel Clarke focus on legality of the death verdict and prior evidence including wine purchase and alleged threats. The defense questions insanity and moral guilt, noting the prisoner’s preparations and letters. Afternoon session covers a separate matter in the State vs Helmitch Latta case and a defense illness brief.
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Blackbur
Mary Jane Lovell
MR. Clarke
Ohio
Parkersburg
Huff
Leesburg
Moliie
Clarke
Magh Milligan
Pver
Greenfield
Shallac
Amble
Cincinnati Medical College
Cincinnati
Clarke’ Arks
Michael Helmitch
Melvin Latta
Frankfort
Wallace
Holly
Martial
May Jaas
Century Political Forecast on Royal Succession and Monarchy
A Victorian era analysis contemplates Queen Victoria’s health, the Prince of Wales, and the line of succession. It weighs outcomes of a long minority, potential regency, or a renewed monarchy, and notes public sentiment shifting in favor of the royal family amid illness and scandal. The piece contrasts Charles II style restoration enthusiasm with a modern constitutional framework and public attitudes toward the Crown.
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Brapiaces
London
England
Prince of Wales
BraotanGeu
Ateert Bowanko
Queen Victoria
Alexandra
Cuaistiay
Denmark
Coxe
Great Council
Grorag
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Prince Albert Victor
Duke of ‘Dinburgh
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Charles II
Senator Harlan linked to fraud in rising scandal
An Omaha Tribune report alleges Senator Harlan is tied to frauds, noting government silence and calls for accountability. The Chicago Post echoes pension fraud claims aimed at influencing his re election and mentions a reduced privilege tax on merchants tied to the incident.
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United States
Chicago Post
Ug Bo
The
Cincinnate
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