Daily Gazette News of the Day
A long, mixed recap of recent events including a steamboat fire near Rio Ja nein with eighty seven lives lost, diplomatic notes from Mexico and Japan, and various U S political and fiscal updates. It covers Senate apportionment, court actions, Ohio river navigation, railway construction, and congressional appropriations with brief mentions of pension bills and adjournment plans.
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Rio Janein
Mexico
Senate
House
Southern Railroad bill push meets stiff opposition
Franxtoft Jan 26 reports a legislative day on the Southern Railroad bill with amendments, votes, and speeches. Prichard pressed for third reading and a tax amendment while opposing voices from Bevlow, Martin, Hayden, Vories, and McManama argued constitutional and economic points. The debate spanned tax clauses and property condemnation, with postponement ordered and a close vote anticipated.
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Mr. Prichard
Prichard
Bevlow
Martin
Conklin
Cincinnati
Haydon
Friends of the Bill
Court of Appeals
Elizabethtown
Paducah
Louisville
Louisville & Nashville
Nashville
Sinaia
Hayden
McManama
Whitaker
Ulery
Arson Case and Stock Suit Lead Indiana News
From Indianapolis a court suit is filed by Ww. c. Smick, former Clerk of the Courter, against ex Senator Hendricks and Holly Water Works directors over alleged stock overissue. Richmond’s Robinson Machine Works forms a $150,000 joint stock company. Republican conventions largely defer instruction to state delegates. In Troy, the State prosecutes Cecil Boswell and Goode in an arson case.
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C. Smick
Azaint
Hendricks
Holly Water Works Company
Robinson Machine Works
Richmond
Ind
Guilty Verdict For Cecil And Boswell Remands For Bail
A court returned verdicts of guilty against Cecil and Boswell. A motion for a new trial was filed, and the defendants were remanded to custody in default of $5,000 bail each.
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Cecil
Boswell
Theff
Reduction of Revenue Officers and Nominations Reported
The article notes a push by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue to reduce clerical staff in Assessors offices. It mentions William Y. Gilmore being nominated as Receiver of Public Moneys at Chillicothe Ohio. It covers Post Office involvement with Williams and Guion Line, confirms James F Legate as Governor of Washington Territory, and reports on labor reform plans in Columbus Ohio. It also notes leather duty debates and Louisiana political developments under General Emory in New Orleans.
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Kwory
Loulviema
William & Guion
Cunard Line
Ways and Means Committee
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Ascettors
Senate
William Y. Gilmore
Chillicothe
Ohio
Foreign Mail Service
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House
Williams & Guion Line
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Williams & Guion
Cunardy
Custom House
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Babcock
Congression Committee
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Louisiana
Emory
New Orleans
State Capitol
Mr. Bradbury
Committee On Public Works
Voearel
General Assembly
Ie Yoansations
Messrs. Thompson
Lucas, Bowman
Public Works of
Kile
Leohner
Curtis
Board of Public Works
McCoy
Thomas
Columbiana
Joint Committee On Public Works
The Blackburn Trial Delayed By Bill Of Exceptions
Calliicorne O Jan 26 The Blackburn case postponed from Tuesday to today due to the bill of exceptions not ready. Blackburn improved yet nervous. jailed with an inoffensive man as he plays pranks. Eight counts presented. testimonies on Huff and Lovell, Hammond, Binnigar, and Birlborn are discussed. Court overruled defense motions. reading to continue Saturday. sheriff Mare injured after an incident.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Calliicorne
Blackburn
Catherine Huff
Mary Jane Lovell
Lewis Grubbs
John 8
Sherif Mare
The Cheek Trial in Southeast Indiana
Baookviux exp Jan 26. No result yet. McMullen Adams spoke all day yesterday. Martin M Ray spoke 9 am to 5 pm today with one hour for dinner. Judge Schwartz to speak most of tomorrow. Jury may not take long to arrive at a verdict. Cheek shows lively interest. his mother mourns near him. his young daughter sits on his lap during proceedings. Many ladies attend today.
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Baookviux
Cheek
McMullen and Adams
Martin M. Ray
Indiana
Capt. Schwartz
Salaries of Ohio judges noted and public prohibition topic
Collumavs January 26 reports a correction on Ohio Supreme Court judges pay set at 3000 per year versus 2500 for common pleas. It discusses a proposed 4000 salary that failed in the assemblies and cites constitutional limits. A Columbiana County petition seeks a prohibition law on intoxicating liquor, but current laws only allow measures against the liquor traffic. the issue likely goes to the constitutional convention with prohibitionists vs license advocates.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Collumavs
Gazettte
Supreme Court of Ohio
Common Pleas
Supreme Judges
Gazxrix
Supreme Court
Assembly
Columbiana County
General Assembly
Ohio
The Liberal Republican Convention in Missouri
Missouri papers critique the Jefferson City gathering as a mass meeting with no delegates and few notable Republicans. Editorials from The Democrat and The Times challenge the liberals, defend the party's integrity, and warn of false claims while insisting the crisis tests Republican unity and the path to leadership in 1868.
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Democrat
Democratic Party
Missouri
Philadelphia
Jefferson City
Washington
Seament Pany
Democracy
Uri
E Democracy
United States
the Times
Pedt
National Reform delegates named for Cincinnati convention
From Springfield Fifteen delegates were appointed at the National Reform meeting last evening to attend the convention at Cincinnati which will meet on the 31st inst to advise on securing recognition of God in the National Constitution. The case State vs Rhonemos begins tomorrow morning. Public opinion is divided on his guilt or innocence of burglary.
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Baltimore American
National Committee
Connecticut Republicans
Foreign Mail Service
Committees On
Commerce
Senate Committee On Post
Cunard
Williams & Guion
Cunards
Lynch
House
Labor Reform Convention
M. Puett
National Labor Reform Party
Columbus
Cincinnati Gazette
Spgisereip
Cincinnati
Cape of the State
Rhonemos
San Francisco Court Attends Trial Amid Turbulent Docket
In San Francisco, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court sits with the Sens bench for the trial of Ike Junien in Saeeny District Court. Attendants fill the seats as the patron list unfolds. the scene mirrors a busy exchange of legal proceedings and local attention. The report notes scattered references to Treasure Eu elon and Beicher figures, with broader oceanic and mining stock market chatter interwoven.
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Sans Francisco
Supreme Court of Sr
Saeeny District Court
Sens
Dwinnell
Eats
Ike Junien
Fos Eeeae
Artic Ocean
Fareka
Cof Beicher
Belcher
The Grand Duke’s Visit to Louisville in January
From Evansville the report notes preparations for the Grand Duke’s Louisville visit, with the committee arranging events and a telegram sent on a day by Gen. Preston as chairman. An earlier fragment mentions an acquittal and a controversial verdict, and references Foley, Dobahos, and Princeton in a garbled context.
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Louisville
Spe
Gen. Preston
Ohio lawmakers push river navigation across West Branch
State Governments resolution by Mr. Knox seeks a federal law to authorize a costal causeway across the West Branch of the Ohio River from Belmont County to near Zane Island head in Wheeling City to improve navigation, with construction at or above high water mark. The House recess featured Little's constitutional convention delegate election bill. petitions urged Serene Dam improvement and relief from Cincinnati and Marietta charges.
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Congress
Ohio River
Belmont County
Zane Island
Wheeling
House
Senate
Morrox
Sumner
Screrz
Yees
Yeas
Moros
Evansville
Ind
Knox
W City
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Serene Dam
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Clinton
Cincinnati
Creighton
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Rai
H.J.R
Wickerham
Old Virginia Military Survey
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Yellow
Greene County
THIERS PLANS EVACUATION AND PARIS SURRENDER ANNIVERSARY
London reports Thiers seeks full German evacuation of France with a three milliard franc prepayment. Paris observes the surrender anniversary with shop closures and Bonapartist activity. education bill protests rise under bishops’ signatories. Also: tariff, navy tax measures, and international remarks on Britain, Brazil immigration, and Cuba debates.
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Thiers
France
Bismarck
Dessay
Napoleon
Paris
Europe
Mediterranean
Cape Horn
Cape of Good Hope
Char
Delsalon
Nancy
Brazil
Great Britain
THE CUSTOM HOUSE INVESTIGATION REPORTS TESTIMONY AND PRISON REFORM MEETING
In New York the Custom House inquiry hears James Johnson admit giving small sums to inspectors for tips, while Charles W. Van Saur defends Leet stores’ efficiency and rates. A public Steinway Hall meeting promotes international prison reform with President Grant’s letter and resolutions urging penal reform nationwide.
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Custom House
New York
James Johnson
Charles W. van Saur
General Order
Leet
Stewart's
Brighans
Benjamin F. Murgett
Secretary of the Treasury
Boutwell
O. B. Mattison
Jas. B. Taylor
Grinnell
Porter
Lindsay
Kixby
A. P. Miller
Prairie fire relief bill advances in Minnesota House
In the Minnesota House the bill to aid victims of late prairie fires passed. It authorizes a 20000 loan to help poor families buy cannoneen crop. Wisconsin and Utah notes mention other legislative actions and adjournments.
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Minnesota
Sr. Paut
Mrs Reynolds Burned in Fire at Home Misses Serious Injuries
St Louis January 26 Mrs Reynolds wife of ex Governor of the state was badly burned in a fire at home caused by an open can. She sustained injuries to her neck and face. Her condition remained serious but stable through the evening. The incident occurred during the evening hours and authorities reviewed the matter with caution.
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St. Loui
Laura D
San Francisco
Oakland Park Races Promised Premiums for July Meet
Oakland Driving Park managers secure 60000 dollars in premiums for the upcoming races set to begin in July. The announcement outlines substantial prize money to attract top horses and competitors to the Oakland venue.
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Oakland Driving Park
No Hopes of Peace Drive Mexican Military Moves
From Mexico, dated January 18, reports no expectation of peace as the government pushes taxes and seeks a loan. Cabinet links to Ignacio Marisa is named as a rival to Wenbing. General Noxi advances between Zacatecas and surrounding regions, sending forces to unite with Gen Noxi’s reserves. Capt Antonio Leoni, formerly Garfaittan, is noted as a former U.S. Army service member.
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Gary
Mexico
Ignacio Marisa
Erie
Wenbing
Noxi
Zacatecas
Sen
Snemeensee A
Antonio Leoni
Garfaittan
United Army
Arson Case Posted in City Court as Millinery Store Fire
Rosa McCullum died from clothing catching fire near a grate while working in her Preston Street millinery shop. H Bowman and two women named L G Bowman and Bebe Bowman are held to bail on arson charges with varied amounts. Facts drawn from Marine News and reports of arrivals in Liverpool and Halifax.
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Lewistie J
Rosa McCullum
H. Bowman
L. G. Bowman
Bebe Bowman
Preston Street
Amazon
Cinna
Grand Duke attends Home Circle Club ball in St Louis
The Grand Duke attends the Home Circle Club ball at the Southern Hotel in St Louis. Ducal trains will carry him to Louisville via multiple rail lines, arriving Tuesday at 2 pm. A dispatch from Gen. Wm. Preston at the Galt House notes a formal invitation for Louisville citizens to attend events, with arrival planned for 3 pm Tuesday.
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Home Circle Club
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Louisville
St. Louis, Vandalia
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Jeffersonville Road
Wm. Preston
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Pakis See
Louis le
Fire damages barn in Rock Adee area incident
Fragmentary OCR reports a barn fire on January 26 in the Rock Adee region. Text suggests incendiary cause and damage to property with police or investigators mentioned, but many words are garbled.
Ewell Funeral Observed in Nashville City
Warder General Ewell's funeral was held in Nashville at Christ Church. The service was quiet yet ostentatious, with his remains buried in the old cemetery. Partial OCR fragments mention Nasuvrnix Texx and unclear dates and names.
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Barty
Perwie
Ewell
Christ Church
Texx
Alderman Sentenced for Pigeon Hole Murder in Chicago
In Chicago a man named Cating was convicted of murder for shooting Townsend during a pigeon hole game. He received six months to serve in jail along with a fine. The case, described as the pigeon hole murder, involved deliberate killing during a gaming dispute.
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Supreme Court of Illinois
Alderman Dayne
Chicago
Podunk Op Bok
Lee Sane
Cating
Townsend
Senate invites Japanese visitors to visit the capital
The Senate adopts a resolution inviting Japanese to visit the capital. The embassy is visiting and the State Society resolves to cooperate with them in every possible manner.
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Fan
Senate
Oriental
St ‘Omar
Fyota Mapote Society
The Execution of Botts in Newark
Botts was hanged at 7 thirty tonight in Newark as a crowd gathered about the jail. His brother and three women attended, assisting in religious exercises. The sheriff released the trap and Botts died instantly, with no apparent struggle or pain.
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Newark
N. J
Botts
Archbishop Spaulding Il lness and Early Verdict for Baltimore American
Archbishop Spaulding remains gravely ill as physicians fear limited hope for recovery. A libel suit by Snyder the newsboy against the Baltimore American ended yesterday with a verdict for the newspaper. The Pennsylvania House adjournment dispute and a Boston disturbance involving a woman named Josephine Ansfield are noted, along with local suicides and mine fatalities, railroad organization in Arkansas and Texas.
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Baltimore American
Snyder
Harrisburg
Patriot
Pennsylvania House
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House
Josephine Ansfield
Boston
New York
John Elge
Jeffersonville
Ind
Elge
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Kenosha
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Pine Bluff
Camden
Shreveport
Jefferson
Texas
South
University Aids Endowment Amid Memphis Conference
The Methodist Episcopal Church South delegates in Memphis form a University Convention Board of Trustees to raise a $500000 endowment. Judge Flippin rules against publishing evidence in Wynn Cannon Hod Morse case, citing inability to se Cure impartial jurors on retrial. Arrangements plan the Grand Duke reception with rooms at the Peabody and a banquet at the Overton.
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Grand Duke
Peabody Hotel
Overton Hotel
New York Live Stock Market Report January 26
New Yorks Jan 26 Brer Carrie Receipts for today 1000 head 8000 for the week market unchanged but fir with yards emptied 6 cars Ohio steers 114c 6 cars good Ohio 744 cwt at 11 0 6 cars ordinary Illinois 644 cwt at 10 1 2c and 8 cars poor 34 cwt at 10c to dress to 56 Ths per cwt Sheep and hogs head for today 20600 for the week market steady at full rates sales 1 car 75 lb Michigan 7c 1 car 80 lb State 7 5 c 1 car 115 lb Canada 8c and 1 car 108 lb State 8 c Hog s Count 5800 today 26500 for the week city dressed fir at brettge and Western dressed 5 4 5 7 ge
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Ohio
Michigan
Canada
At &E
Brettge
Buffalo Live Stock Market Burrato January 26 Report
Burrato January 26 Buffalo market recordings show receipts of 45 cars with steady to firmer prices. Cattle: 151 large steers 1330 1414 lbs sold around 600 600 dollars, Missouri 1150 1230 lbs at 550 570, Texas 970 1200 lbs at 445 614. Sheep: 600 head dull and high asks. 77 Ontisene 11 lbs at 650, 157 Michigan 101 lbs at 737 744. Hogs: 1600 head active higher. 1500 head at 470 487 dollars.
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Carrie
Missouri
Texas
Michigan
New Orleans Market Prices Jan 26 Export Demands
New Orleans market reports firm demand across commodities. Flour sold at superfine 675, double extra 750, treble extra 787% 300. Corn and oats firmer with yellow and mixed at 70c and white at 74-75c. Pork held at 15.00 for mess. Lard and sugar also show firm or export-demand pricing. Bank sterling quoted 11854, gold 10954.
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Gsie
Cotton Markets Quiet in New Orleans with Weekly Sales
New Orleans market shows quiet activity with sales quoted as ordinary at 1934 to 203 per bale. Receipts total 10, bales on hand 218,81 bales, exports to Liverpool 16,608 bales, to the continent 10,371 bales, coastwise 2,263 bales. Week’s sales reach 40,000 bales. New York weekly cotton statement lists total net receipts at all ports 2,043,300 bales and total exports 1,236 1,248,605 bales, stock at all United States ports 565,292 bales, interior towns 141,703 127,435.
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Aed
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New York
River Navigation Limited by Ice Across Regions
Telegraph special dispatches report widespread river ice and sinking channels. Vessels arrive and depart slowly as ice chokes Louisville Cincinnati waterway, with ports like Wheeling Greensburg and Evansville recording falling flows and cold clear weather.
Financial Market Outlook In New York Rumors Of Speculation
In New York the stock market opened weak following last night’s raid and heavy selling. Traders noted active bear pressure led by operators tied to Daniel Drew and the Vanderbilt circle, with doubts about a true Vanderbilt connection. The scene reflected ongoing speculation and a balance between bears and bulls as it reacts to large sales.
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Owls
Shine
Chicago & Re
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Vanderbilt
Vi Oseer
Diverse 19th Century News Snippets Highlight Notables
A collection of brief items notes Gail Hamilton’s editor’s salary, Donzelli the tenor at 82 near Bologna, Harvard class of 1872 orator elected James Holden Young, Yale classmate elects, and other vignettes on performers, politicians, and curiosities. Highlights include Isaac Rich’s $3,000,000 estate, conflicts and ceremonies in Europe and America, and cultural society gossip.
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