Northern Iowa shows GOP gains in county returns
Dravere reports from October 13 indicate strong Republican gains in northern and central Iowa. Kirkwood leads last year’s majorities, with a 35,000 margin suggesting election as a Republican senator likely. Counties show potential gains in Seuster Clayton Jackson Caboana Jones and Best, reflecting a broad GOP advantage.
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Omaha Market Report Slower Returns Posted
Omaha dispatch notes returns coming in very slowly on October 13 with traders unsure about future prices as ponies and other items show weak demand and little activity.
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Red Cloud Report details from New York inquiry
The Red Cloud Investigating Commission released its report amid confusion and incomplete copies. Fletcher, a commission member, says the document is long and that charges levied against the late leather goods dealer are baseless or unverified.
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Meeting of the Peace Union in New York
The Peace Union met in New York on October 14 with Commissioner Meacham and Judge John W. Browning leading discussions. They plan a case meeting on congressional investigations and related troubles at an early date.
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River News Briefs From Special Dispatches
The Monongahela river gauge shows 5 feet 4 inches and falling with no arrivals reported. Valley will arrive Evansville October 14. Louisville return at 7 to 8 a m, with short packets and limited accommodation noted. Continuous updates on river conditions and shipping schedules indicate modest activity.
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Presidential trip and political maneuvers amid unrest
The President departed Chicago for Washington, while mass meetings spar over a shooting of a colored man the previous night. Reports note liabilities around $500,000 and Cambridge names John Adams for lieutenant governor as General Bartlett declines.
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Ohio and New York Inflation Defeat Shifts Political Tide
The New York World and New York Times summaries reflect Republican triumphs in Ohio and New York, attributing defeat of inflationists to hard money stance and Democratic missteps. Analysts warn of broader impact on Pennsylvania and New York campaigns, urging Democratic reform and congressional investigations to recover.
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Ohio and Midwest Returns Boost Republican Faith Across States
Across Ohio Iowa and Nebraska strong majorities favor Republican principles. The Dispatch notes unmistakable signals that the public distrusts the Democratic path, supports Civil schools free from sectarian interference, and views the GOP as the force to maintain national integrity and fiscal honesty. The piece cites Harper's Weekly and Philadelphia press endorsing hard-money policy and condemning Democratic misrule, predicting significant impact on the presidential outlook.
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Senator Edmunds declines offer to resign for circuit peg
In a letter to Attorney General Pierre t, Senator Edmunds thanks for the honor but says friends advise him to stay in the Senate. He notes a $6,000 salary is insignificant as an inducement to resign his current position.
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Ohio returns show Republican gains after county totals
Special Dispatch reports from Columbus on October 14 at 12 30 PM. Morrow County Alayes lead 130 with Republican gain 102. Medina County Alayes about 100. Lake Unofficial Alayes lead 1 576. Knox County Allen lead 297 with Republican gain 357. Overall the Republican gains are 6330 across sixty nine counties, deemed reliable.
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Advance in the discount rate reported by Bank of Ep
Losvon October 14 Bank of Ep today fixed the rate of discount at 3 per cent. Banking departments at close of business show reserves about £1,330,000 below last week and a £55,600 withdrawal of specie. Reserve to liability stands at 36 percent. Wade mentioned as minister. Death reported of Berger the Dillerd. London papers praise October US election results. Berlin reports Servia demobilizing amid Turkish heat.
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Cunningham Case Proceeds in Police Court
The case of John Cunningham charged with being a common thief was continued this morning in the Police Court until the latest date, postponing judgment and proceedings.
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Local Election Fees Disputed in Police Court
In police court this morning a case concerning election related fees was presented. The proceedings appear to settle a dispute arising from the recent election and may conclude the matter.
Fred Johnsons Win by Large Margin for Justice of the Peace
Supporters claim Fred Johnson won the Justice of the Peace race by a substantial majority. Calculations account for precinct losses and gains not reported, indicating a margin between builds and reported totals.
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Goebel Probably Elected In Legislature Vote Totals
A revised tally shows Goebel likely elected with 23 701 votes versus 23 389 for E M Garrison, reflecting updated figures from the Legislature race. The Democratic candidate appears to have secured the main contest seat based on the adjusted footings.
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Workhouse sentences and murder arraignment in Backtown
Judge Lindemann handed sentences for drunkenness vagrancy and petit larceny with days and fines. George Moore, the colored man accused of murdering Thos Werk in Backtown, was arraigned and remanded without bail with cases continued to the 16th. co-defendants bail posted.
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Breslau Archbishop in long conflict with Prussian rule
Rev Dr Henry Forster, Archbishop of Breslau, has faced ongoing clashes with the Prussian government over his publication of a seacyclical declaring the Falek laws null and void. The dispute reflects broader tensions between church and state in Prussia during the period.
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Paris Government Match Monopolies Spark Nuisance
The writer vents about Government monopoly on matches in France, noting defective light, broken heads, and stains on garments. Marshal Mc Mahon's team targets the issue while French jokes flow in newspapers. Quips highlight satire on public policy and daily life.
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Hennepin Canal Extension Committee Meets in Chicago
The Hennepin and Rock Island Canal Company committee convened on October 14 to seek passage of a congressional bill funding the Hennepin Canal Extension. Speeches by notable members occurred but no firm plan was adopted as the morning session ended.
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Beech Adds to Stock Exchange as Western Union Bonds Rise
A fragmentary report notes Beech advancing in the Stock Exchange with bonds from Western Union Telegraph of 1900 rising. It cites a quoted amount of 116.50 and a low of 1 576, with an unspecified opening or total unsettled context.
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Judge Denies Mop Appeal in Supreme Court Suit
New York October 1 Judge Lawrence of the Supreme Court denies the motion in the suit pages holding that General Term orders proposed for appeal are not reviewable being entirely discretionary with the Court.
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Hewlet & Sop Suspends Paying Creditors
Balimann October 14. James W. Hewlet dealer in hides leather and oils under the firm name John A Hewlet Sop Waterstreet has suspended Hewlet is paying a statement for his creditors liabilities are supposed to amount to 60000 or 7
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Resolute Yacht in Ocean Race Trails Vests and Comet
In New York on October 11, the yacht Resolute performed poorly in the ocean race against the Gee Vests and Comet entries Jacaty Beakie May Light and return.
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