London Bishop sails to England and academic clashes emerge
The Lord Bishop of Litchfield sailed for England in the Java yesterday while Disraeli defeats Ruskin for the Glasgow University Lord Rectorship. Harrisburg faces winter threats of incendiary action as Boanys the Telegraph notes. The Grand Jury indicts Dr Gelomén P Stoddard of Omaha for abortions amid worker discharges on a Brooklyn Water Board project. A mutinous sailor aboard the steamship Guatemala involved Capt Cradock.
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Financial turmoil and political scandal sweep New York
A Special Dispatch notes grim market firmness amid low buying, with bonds selling in London and a flood of new loans. Scandals implicate Tweed era figures as Fisk and Gould faces public exposure, while storms damage docks, ships, and property. Cholera worsens at quarantine as government intrigues and street fines widen the ring’s reach.
Changes Wanted in Nebraska International BMenacy Orders
In Washington on November 16 Tafle of Omaha and Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska seek changes in Federal appointments in the state. The international money order system shows United Kingdom transfers quadrupling the payments received in the first month. The Internal Revenue Commissioner rules that interest from new five per cent bonds is non taxable. Commissioner Baker notes Philadelphia Pension Agent Calhoun’s irregularities differ from Forbes, blaming ignorance rather than malice. The initial deficit was ten thousand dollars, Calhoun reimbursed four thousand, with the balance expected to be paid. His successor will be appointed today.
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Explosion at Wigan colliery wrecks nearby area
A massive explosion at a Wigan coal mine sent shockwaves through the area yesterday late at night. Buildings were destroyed as residents rushed from their homes in panic, with the blast heard for miles around. Casualty details remain unclear as officials note the disaster occurred after the night shift. The scene stirred widespread alarm along the British coast and the Bank of England cut the rate of discount to 4 percent.
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Planing mill fire and insurance losses discussed
Sr. Lov reports a planing mill fire in the western suburbs about one o'clock this morning with coverage by Commercial Insurance. The piece mentions various insured losses, upcoming conventions in St. Louis, and efforts by cotton and tobacco dealers to organize for enhanced market facilities.
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The Great Outrages in Yancoy NC Yorkville-Tammany Furnishing Funds
A historic report details disturbances in Yancoy North Carolina and the Yorkville Tammany scene as prisoners face pressures to supply funds. Authorities investigate incidents, noting possible political influence and clashes affecting local governance and security.
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Saxpy Hoox Noon Arrival Details With Incomplete Text
Fragmentary report mentions a Russian frigate arriving and sailing, with unclear names and coordinates. The readable items reference Alexis, Sasereer, and onboard conditions, but the text is garbled and lacks concrete actions or outcomes.
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Undated Legal Delays and Press Critique Featured
The document notes adjournments in criminal cases due to lack of counsel and time for pleadings while criticizing press curiosity about Brigham. It mentions Elder George Q and a Young paper, and a meeting to praise a new Odd Fellows lodge, plus relief at freight reductions on Pacific Railroad bullion and ores.
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River News Dispatches From Kanawha to Cairo
Coastal river traffic reports detail rising Kanawha and Monongahela waters, ice formation, and channel depths across cities like Charleston New Albany and Cairo. Towboats with coal, coke and grain cargoes prepare to depart for Cincinnati St Louis and New Orleans as weather stays clear and cold.
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Desperate suspect Gustin sent to Hamilton in Middletown attack
Bill Gustin, linked to an attempted life assault on Mr. Beauchamp of Middletown, has been turned over to Hamilton authorities. Beauchamp, roused from bed by a porch confrontation, was found senseless. a forehead wound proved from a slung-shot rather than a pistol.
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National Congregational Convention Proceedings Reviewed
The National Convention of Congregationalists met in Newark O Nov 16 at 4 30 pm after devotional exercises. The agenda included constitutional readings, a five minute limit for speakers, papers on church unity extension ministry supply and literature, and committee appointments on church college relations. Sections two and four of the proposed constitution prompted debate and restatement, while section three passed and affirmed individual authority and mutual fellowship. The fifth section awaited further consideration before adjournment. An earlier gathering drew about two thousand as Dr Bacon of New Haven spoke on Congregationalism not a sect.
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Grand Jury Indicts Three for Park Family Murder in Charlestown
Special Dispatch reports from Charlestown at 2 P M that the Grand Jury has found indictments against Johnson, Taylor, and Davis for the murder of the Park family. Taylor’s grandson testified to incidents corroborating Johnson’s confession. It is believed the mob will hang the Negroes tonight.
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Pope to address Europe over nun expulsions and closures
The Pope plans a communication to European powers protesting acts contravening international law and the rights of nations. He will cite the expulsion of nuns from convents and the forcible suppression and closing of certain international religious houses.
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Premier Andreassy Greets Russian Minister At Vienna
In Vienna on November 16 Count Andreassy the new Premier and the Russian Minister to the Court have made several visits since Andreassy was elevated to head the Empire's ministry. The exchanges reflect ongoing diplomatic engagement within the Austro Russian context.
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Favre Receives High Level Diplomatic Appointment
Londox November 16. Jules Favre reportedly received an important diplomatic post, likely a highest rank ambassadorship. Turkey. Cholera in Constantinople. London dispatch reports three hundred eighty cholera deaths last week in Constantinople.
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Government buildings planned for Dearborn to Monroe block
Special Dispatch reports Supervising Architect Mullett plans to recommend purchasing the block bounded by Dearborn Madison Clark and Monroe streets for government offices. Plans include fireproofing and new estimates for Congress. The President opposes moving from the present site. Also notes would be distillers entering with Senate Finance Committee on the spirit tax including J Wn W. Gaff of Cincinnati.
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Chicago meeting on insurance refunds and a morphine death
A Chicago gathering of policy holders urged fairer settlements from suspended insurers amid calls for full investigations. The meeting noted a push for 25 percent settlements and tension with New York firms. A separate report states a Clifton House guest named C Morton, Iowa, died by an overdose of morphine, found in the hotel last evening.
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Philadelphia Pension Accounts and Disrespectful Woman
Fragmented report notes pension accounts in Philadelphia, including a $11,000 balance and possible removal if funds are not properly managed. Mentions scrutiny of other accounts and a rejected memorial from a woman due to disrespectful age. references a commission meeting and dinner with officials.
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Mandamus directs Cumberland official to certify election
Supreme Court grants mandamus ordering election judge Jno Eninger to send to Senator elect J M Weakley his certificate of election. Races in the Nineteenth District decide the State Senate majority for Republicans by one seat, with vacancies due to a Philadelphia death. Weather telegrams note rising river levels at Oil City and nearby towns, with coal boat traffic limited.
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Sherman and Grant Set for Wabash Departure
New York reports General Sherman Lieut Grant and staff officers left at noon to embark on the Wabash in calm weather conditions. If the weather remains favorable the departure will proceed tonight.
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Soldiers' Home voters challenge coroner race
The Joint High Commission examined 106 inmates at the Soldiers' Home near Payton about ballots for Jacob Renner, Republican, in the coroner contest. They then began depositions of witnesses under a contest notice against Wm. R. Bennett and the soldiers' ballot-box. Expected to close later today amid high inmate interest.
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Market News From Te-Day's Of The Times Dispatch
Special market dispatch notes quiet New York-Cruie market with prices for cotton wheat corn oats and oats showing varied movements. Cotton steady and fair debated while wheat closes weak at about 1.23 and grain prices drift. market activity appears subdued across the lower creek area.
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Murder trial set in Hawilton case of McGehan
Daxton November 16 report: Thomas McGehan charged with December murder of Thomas Myers in Haw ilton is set for trial December 7. Charles Marklin tried for stealing L D Spee’s gold watch. jury finds him guilty. Motions for new trials in convicted cases to be heard Monday next. sentencing to follow if overruled.
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Fremont and Sandusky Railway Incorporation Filed
The Fremont and Sandusky Railway Company with $500000 capital filed a certificate of incorporation today. The road is planned to run from Fremont to Sandusky. The report notes cold weather and legislators arranging winter quarters.
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Portland Storm Halts Rail Travel Across Maine
PORTLAND Me November 15 The storm interfered materially with railroad travel throughout this state. The trains on the Grand Trunk Railroad were but the cars were generally stopped or delayed by the heavy weather.
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