Defaulting Paymaster Said To Cost Government Large Sum
Dispatch reports a major defalcation in the Treasury and notes the government may demand a repayment exceeding a million dollars. It suggests further shortages by others in accounts, predicting the Pay Department head may be ordered removed for inefficiency and implying Postmaster Jones could lose his job amid the New York Office shortfalls. Ku Klux denial linked to Republican manipulation and martial law fears.
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Big Excursion From City To Cincinnati Exposition
Special Dispatch reports a large upcoming excursion from this city to the Cincinnati Exposition next Tuesday, described as an immense affair with our best people aboard. Meredith is jailed after robbing Callum's store. local arrests suggest firm cases ahead. Ninth Ward Building Association certificate noted in this brief dispatch.
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Grand festive day forecast at Louisville Fair grounds
Heavy rain this morning reduced attendance at the Louisville Fair. Tomorrow promises a grand festival with the grounds to be beautifully illuminated at night. The Mayor urges the day be observed as a holiday and a clear sky could bring a large turnout.
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Times and Chronicle
Louisville
The Great Fight Against the Thieves and Wrangles
New York September 14 report on an injunction case with O Gorman defending the Mayor. Discussion of Foley v. s act of 1864 unconstitutionality and bar to further suit. Political remarks include calls to suspend Tweed and investigate health, plus a prevailing stance against Tammany.
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M Gehan Darron September 14 Evidence and Jury
The Stain case with pis iiet tated tests on clothing at various distances concluded its case. Arguments begin at 2 pm with E E Thompson prosecuting attorney of Montgomery opening, followed by two defense counsel and Mr McGinnis for the state. Jury return is unlikely before Saturday.
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Senator Sherman Addresses Large Unified Meeting
A September 14 gathering drew both Republicans and Democrats in a large, enthusiastic audience. Sherman's plain common sense views impressed attendees, marking a strong reception of his speech by listeners at this notable meeting.
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Norton Defalcation Receives No Loss Action
New York September 13 Norton defalcation case involves an action that did not cause financial loss. Details show the defendant and spouse have not surrendered all assets, with mentions of New Jersey and state locations in the report. The brief item notes ongoing legal scrutiny without resulting damages.
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New Ereey
Foe Resigns As Bank Queek and Core Prices Mentioned
The article notes a borrower or market item referring to a stable and cores valued at 3000 dollars. Details are fragmented but indicate a financial context with a specific sum cited. Further names or dates are not clearly readable.
River News Update With Rain Indications
The dispatch notes the river near stationary with twenty inches in the channel and rain likely. Upper Alleghany reports rain. Louisville records four feet over Portland bar and thirty inches at French Island. A steady morning rain, dull business, and the model barge Blue Bird moved over the falls yesterday.
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Bear trouble and hunting lore from Rosaiz letter
A dated letter from Rosaiz complains of bears and foxes near the homestead and jokes about hunting gear. She mocks Mr Jenkyns for a mistaken deer track, mentions Cousin Laura's beau, and notes they cannot sit or pay because of a baril and other oddities.
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Fragmentary Island Sanitation Debate From 1844 Echoes
Fragmentary OCR reflects a discussion on island sanitation from 1844 noting the seal cannot, the term great invalid, and reference to noxious effluvia from filth. Huts at peak ind were used in winter for cleaning floors, with surprise that people on one of the British provided.
Potatoes Packed In Barrels As Harvest Time Arrives
The correspondence notes that potato harvest is underway and urges farmers to store the crop in barrels. Any sturdy barrel will do, with salt barrels considered as suitable as others for storage. Cor. Country Gentleman.
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Progress of the Bright Case and Rail News
Special Dispatch reports on the Bright case timeline from February 27 to March 6, noting the alleged false account length and testimony from state officers. Railroad items describe Lawrence Indianapolis Cincinnati shops moving to this place, with the Cincinnati and Indianapolis Junction Railroad expanding. A tunnel accident injures J L Cozad C Gale E Ford and J R Elder during a water works inspection.
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Fragmentary report from Fulton area on sudden illness
A damaged OCR snippet notes an illness near Fulton with multiple people affected and a rapid, unclear sequence of events surrounding two works and a family.
Statewide funds report shows counties with millions
In a Missouri ledger dated September 14, the State Auditor cites the several counties with large holdings. St Louis area and Buchanan along with St Joseph are listed with totals near fourteen or fifteen million, while twenty three counties exceed five million each.
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Government sells more than advertised at auction
Government sold today four million lion s of an item instead of the two millions advertised at prices from 113.75 to 114.06.
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New York
Market News: Cotton and Wheat Prices Noted in September
Cotton trades at around 20 20c with firm 37000 bushels No 2 Western at 4 1/2c, 75000 bushels at 4c. Freights firm. Wheat dull with mixed quotes: extra 147, No 1 white 143 148, Treadwell 111. Corn mixed around 38 40c, Western 36c. Market notes from New York.
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New York
Thompson Opening Argument Before Millikin Defense
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle from Darton dated September reports that at 1:30 p.m. Thompson opened the proceedings with a speech lasting one hour and forty-five minutes, followed by Millikin beginning the defense at 3:15 p.m.
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Connolly Case Hinted To Contain Key Vouchers
Fragmentary notes suggest Connolly may reveal vouchers from the Comptroller Office that fully exonerate him. The ongoing argument references bonds and the Croton Aqueduct, with city finances under examination and securities tied to telegraph bonds authorized by 1871 law.
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Brilliant artist Obert M'Wade to perform nightly
Thursday evening announces the distinguished artist Obert M'Wade will appear in a nightly original and beautiful performance, promising brilliant success and refined entertainment for audiences.
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Cholera Case Reported in Newcastle
A case of cholera has occurred at Newcastle as of September 14, reported in the local area with health authorities likely monitoring the situation and advising precautions.
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Newcastle
Disarming the National Guard Report Emerges
In the EBSATLLEO bulletin dated September 14, reports the disarmament of the National Guard is an unfolding issue. The brief notes official steps and possible implications for regional security and civil defense.
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National Guard
Memphis Gov Elect Brown Seriously Ill
Memphis September 14. A dispatch from Pulaski reports Gov Elect Brown is seriously ill.
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Fire at Saratoga hotel destroys large sum
Saratoga N Y September 14 a fire today destroyed about 200000 dollars in value. Instead of a hotel a large portion of the building was consumed leaving extensive damage and questions about the structure.
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