Destructive fire and deaths referenced in New Orleans report
The item notes a destructive conflagration near Emma Pigg and mentions several deaths including a young woman and a man, with scattered references to investigators, a Windsor dispatch, and political notes. It cites figures like Barnard and Hughes, a Navy paymaster issue, and a court-martial in Washington, reflecting a mixed news digest from an old dispatch.
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Mechanicsspat
D. Burnett
Genat
New Orleans
Emma Pigg
B. Filey
Windsor
Dominos
Barnard
Elizabeth Ladlow
Hughes
Tom Brown
Boyce Bennet Pike
Navy
Washington
James Barbour
Lichmond
James Walker
Atoms of War and Political Rhetoric Across Europe
Reports from Paris Berlin and Vienna describe French Prussian clashes near Orleans and Cherisy with 1,000 Prussian- captured prisoners and cannon, censorship and demoralizing fires. In Portugal the king seeks coalition, while Liberal moves push union in Germany with Garibaldi urging calm in Nice and Savoy. Ohio political returns show strong Republican gains with Shellabarger and Foster leading in several districts as local tallies roll in.
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Frederick Charles
Uhrich
Legion of Honor
Saxony
St. Henry
Prussia
Thionville
France
von Derlann
Loire
Orleans
Cherisey
Biante
Tuileries
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Eugenie
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Favre
Constituent Assembly
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Tours
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da Bandiera
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Flourens
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Paria
Republic
Commission of Safety
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King’s Islands
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Bijnies
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Deleciuse
Reved
Devil's Island
Ledru Rollin
Mozzini
England
Tibaldi
Department of the North
Rollin
Lamperor
Delecluse
Toulon
Ofd
Election results in Ohio townships show Republican gains
Ohio returns from multiple counties report Republican majorities in Scioto Franklin and surrounding areas. Gains over last year highlighted in several townships including Union Delphos and Concord with margins ranging from single to double digits. Local results show Democrats holding narrow leads in a few townships, while overall trend favors Republicans.
Indiana County Returns Show Republican Gains in October 11 Reports
Dispatches from Indiana and nearby counties summarize election returns on October 11. Republicans lead in several townships including Handolph and Vigo with sizable margins, while Democratic gains are noted in state and county results. Overall tone suggests a Republican statewide tilt with scattered Democratic improvements.
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romate tod _ Washi
Mabey
South Bend
Grant
Eddy
Indianapolis
Handolph Co
St. Paul
Gain
Decatur Co
Goshen
M. Gain
Macersia
Vigo County
Bagetnan
Dunkirck
Colorado Exhibition at St Louis Fair reports and mining display
The Colorado Exhibition at the St Louis Fair shows a vast West Territory collection from Denver and various counties. It features gold and silver ores worth up to 100,000 dollars, a 196 pound gold brick valued at 44,000, and rare meteorite and American gem specimens along with a five hundred pound coal mass from Pueblo County.
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Missouri
Union
Ejher “Oh
St. Louis
Fesl
Colorado Agricultural and Industrial Association
Denver City
H. P. Bearce
My Bt
Philadelphia
Gilpin County
Jefferson County
Boulder County
Clear Creek County
Pueblo County
Pilot Boy Lode
J. Alden Smith
Massayer
Profesormith
Election Returns Drag As Flooded Roads Delay Reports
IOWA. Drs Mores, October 11. Returns of election come in slowly as Central Iowa roads remain flooded. News flow is delayed and vote tallies from across the region are expected to trickle in tonight.
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Drs Mores
Iowa
Lise
Nebraska election turmoil splits parties with rival tickets
OmAWA October 11 reports an energized state campaign as Republicans contend with divisions and separate state tickets while Workingmen join Democrats in the race for state officers. Personal feuds fuel high tensions and scratching becomes common amid alleged voter irregularities in the city.
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Omawa
Nebraska
Haa
Regean Party
Workingmen’s Party
Democrats
Saunders
Thayer
Cam-Traxon Seeks Color Down to Honor Queen Dowager
Honolulu correspondence reports Cam Traxton of the War Department requested Consul Adamson to lower the colors in respect to the Queen Dowager. Adamson declined due to no official notification of the Queen’s death from the U.S. Minister Resident. Traxton then ordered Lieutenant Coch with a marine guard to half-mast by force if needed as the consulate and vice consulate reacted.
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Honolulu
Cam- Traxton
P of War
Jamestown
Adamson
United States
Traxton
Coch
Letter from Yellow Springs sports and accidents
Letter from Yellow Springs reports a serious accident as Applegate, driving a loaded wagon, was thrown from the road. It notes a local baseball match won by Antiochs 61 to 13, with Cedarville to host a return game next Friday. The Antiochs plan to host Live Ozka of Cincinnati on their grounds the following day and a French lecturer spoke at Antioch College chapel amid ongoing lectures.
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France
Robert Anderson
Congress
Europe
Tours
Stanton
Rawlins
Robt
Anderon
Newa
Stainas
Applegate
We Cilete
Nie
Antiochs
Cedarville
Setardas
Ozka
Cincinnati
Antioch College
Sof” Tate Ae
Eungauace
Middletown Constitution Ad Notice Clarity Sought
The Middletown Constitution editor notes confusion over an advertisement and seeks clearer public notice. Officials urge readers to report misprints and ensure accurate statements accompany future notices.
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Middletown
Conn
Duke's Motto and Victor of Rhe entertain Lawrence Barrett
Amusements pages report Wood's Theater second production of Duke's Motto drawing strong crowds. A new romantic drama Victor of Rhe is promised with Lawrence Barrett in the lead, plus Barrett in Julius Caesar at Niblet's, praised for his stage power. Music notes preview Lefranc Grand Concerts at Pike's Hall next week. Sheridan's painting and railway news, local incidents, and a saloon assault ending with a life-changing facial injury are also described.
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Wood
Stresta
Barrett
J. Newton Gotthold
Lawrence Barrett
Victor of
Cassud
Shakespeare
Julius Cwaar
Sudes
Nible’s
New York
Pixe
Lefranc
Pike's Music Hall
Sheridan
Red Stockings to face Chicago Whites in big baseball clash
The note details a Chicago game tomorrow between the Red Stockings and the Chicago Whites, with Wright yet unable to play fully due to a knee injury. Afterward, Cincinnati-bound travel to Rockford to meet Forest City Club, potential third game vs White Stockings early next week, then Eastward tour starting the 20th. Also mentions Athletics and Atlantics series, Harvard rout of Fairmounts, crowd estimates at Dexter Park, and various local items including promotions, property sale, and a billiards championship result.
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Red Stockings
George Wright
Reds
Rockford
Forest City
Philadelphia Athletics
Brooklyn Atlantics
Harvards
Fairmounts
Boston
Chicago
Dexter Park
Canal News from Messerolerts on the Miami and Erie Canal
In a 24 hour port report vessels arrived including St. Lawrence Toledo St Bernard Australia State Line Middletown Silver Moon Hamilton Eagle Port Union Riala Lockland Fidelia Barns Piqua and more Receipts list amounts of linseed oil flour whisky barley brooms paper cn sundries rum shingles and coal with numerous mentions of barrels kegs and bundles totals reflect ships cargoes and yard stock across the canal port area.
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Messerolerts
Miami and Erie Canal
St. Lawrence
Toledo
St. Bernard
Australia
State Line
Middletown
Silver Moon
Hamilton
Eagle
Port Union
Riala
Lockland
Fidelia
Barns
Ot. Lawrence
Piqua
Disorderly and vagrant arrests at multiple stations
The morning arrests list includes Ninth Street 11 Race Street 12 Oliver Street 1 Hammond Street 7 and Third Street. Cases disposed or continued before Judge Straub with several outcomes: Frank Jones disorderly continued. rent Gorman illegal voting continued. Fred Winser dismissed. Wm Wehmeyer selling liquor on election day fined 5 dollars and costs. Jonah Sulor and wife begging on streets 10 days. John Ringo vagrant continued. Charles Snyder and Jacob Mink drunk and disorderly 5 dollars and costs for Mink. Spyder died. Ruth Irvin drunk dismissed. Crowfield drunk discharged. Catherine Ledger vagrancy one year. John Daugh disorderly act discharged. Wm B Teddenbersog continued. Pat Gorman drunk and disorderly three months.
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Ninth-street
Race-street
Oliver Oe
Hammond-street
Third-street
Straub
Edito
Frank Jones
Rent Gorman
Fred. Winserman
Wm. Wehmeyer
Jonah Sulor
John Ringo
Charles Snyder
Jacob Mink
Mink
Spyder
Ruth Irvin
Ae Crowfield
Catherine Ledger
John Daugh
Wm. B
Tedd
Enbersog
Pat. Gorman
Jury awards lots seized for railroad rights of way
The jury ruled on several town lots condemned for the Louisville and Sawenees Railroad Company. Awards include Jacob Constans on Mon street and J H Thole on Monmouth street with 30 feet and 60 feet fronts receiving 1800 dollars, G Redi 1300 dollars, and C Eilmann 3000 dollars. The railroad seeks a new trial. Hastas Conus habeas corpus case tried by Judge.
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Louisville and Sawenees Railroad Company
Jacob Constans
Mon Street
Williamson
J.H. Thole
Monmouth Street
G. Redi
C. Eilmann
Glien
Railroad
Bay
Election vote figures and water pipe notices in district
In Covington district the next month election will reflect 1968 presidential results with Grant receiving about 4 708 votes and a 1500 colored vote estimate. Pike Street property owners from Madison to Washington must apply this week to the Water Works Committee for water pipes or paving work for pipe laying. Larry Moran was found guilty and fined 50 dollars for selling liquor to a minor.
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Slsen
Aiaroiek
Pike Street
Madison
Washingon
Water-works Committee
lIn
Larry Moran
Election Held for City Clerk Vacancy in St. Place
A city election was held yesterday to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Edwin F. Hezen. Candidates Lewis Hueveg and Henry P. Brazee contested the race, with Brazee winning by 21 votes.
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Vacan
Deat
Edwin F. Hezen
Lewis Hueveg
Henry P. Brazee
Brasee
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