Indications of malpox and political bustle abroad
A varied Washington dispatch notes a few malpox cases in Bouthera tab, Gen. Cowan and his Indian delegation reaching the capital, and Gen. Sherman arriving by steamer. Reports speak of murder suspects, turf wars over bullion shipments, a large Northwestern Saengerfest closing with 5000 attendees, and Democratic stump speeches by ex Senator Henderson.
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Delegation of veterans attacked on way to Pittsburg convention
A group of over three hundred veterans traveling from Wasiixetox to Pittsburg to attend a convention was assaulted by a crowd in Greeley. The wounded included one man severely and several others lightly, as bricks and stones were thrown at them near Northern Central Depot. No arrests were reported. The Baltimore American condemns the incident as cowardly and notes concern over a lingering mob spirit in the city.
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North Carolina
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Chatham
New York
Post
Convention of Veterans Arrivals Deluge of Delegations
Special Dispatch reports the National Veteran Club with about one hundred men and the Marine Band arrived from Washington to escort Hos Henry Wilson. The Go West Club with about one hundred men escorting Senator Cameron also arrived. The city fills with strangers and trains bring more delegates as business opens and streets bear elaborate decorations along the procession route.
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Large Arrivals for the Lengcution in Naw You
The Western Associated Press notes large arrivals for the Lengcution in Naw You dated September 16. The report highlights significant movement and current activity impacting the scene.
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Sumner Arrives in Liverpool Denies Governor Nomination
Charles Sumner, visiting the American Club in Liverpool, received news of his Massachusetts gubernatorial nomination by Democrats and Liberal Republicans but announced he would decline the nomination.
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The Reported Riots at Jefferson Indians
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle reports riots in Jeffersonville amid Democratic attacks on Republican processions. The piece notes previous violent assaults on Black marchers, police intervention, and the arrest of two Black individuals, describing the events as the extent of the unrest.
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Times and Chronicle
Republicans Jellification at Fort Wayne parade
The Republicans of Fort Wayne held a jelif cation meeting over the Maine election result and celebrated with a large parade of the Grant Tanners and a torchlight procession. Speeches by Hon. William Williams and Hon. J P C Shanks drew about two thousand downtown attendees amid illuminated Mabie Conservatory and surrounding buildings.
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Genoa Tribunal Award Sparks Mixed Washington Reaction
A Washington dispatch reports the Genoa Tribunal award as not exciting official circles. Attorney General Williams says the sum falls short of what English members claimed, while critics note the ruling introduces no new international law principle. The award totals 11.2 million dollars after interest, with implications for neutrality and liability in British actions noted in the long treaty discussion.
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Greetey’s West Tour Amid Labor Tensions and Meetings
A political swing through the western states faces disruption from a coach drivers strike while calls for unity echo at a Lechep Keck and Fitzgerald event. Grant and Callen join leaders in a Greeley Fenian meeting amid pending calls.
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Grieley to Start Western Tour for Higher Wages
Nawark September 16 report notes Mr Grieley plans a Western tour through Pittsburg Columbus Cincinnati Louisville Nashville Chicago Detroit Reading and mentions a two dollar weekly wage increase demand. Also mentions Matree the artist mistaken for a burglar in Nassau Street and Governor Fitzgerald of the Common Council receiving invites related to Mr Grant. The Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood held a meeting calling for a general gathering next Sunday.
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Maine Victory Shocks Greeley Backers in 19th Century Debate
The piece critiques Democratic fears after Maine's election swing, arguing Greeley's defection from Republicans has little impact. It notes Brooklyn Democrats and leading Greeley supporters doubt a sweeping victory or major gains in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana, warning against overconfidence.
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Alabama Claims Arbitration Tr oral outcome looms
Geneva September reports the pending publication of Sir Alexander Cockburn's dissent in the Alabama Claims arbitration. Three arbitrators favored damages for Shenandoah losses, while Messrs Cockburn and Evarts departed for Geneva, with Roundell Palmer fatigued. London journals hail closure. reactions split on damages scope.
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Indiana and New York go Republican in election drive
Governor Noyes returned from Indiana and heads to the Pittsburg Soldiers Convention as part of the Pennsylvania campaign. He predicts Indiana will vote Republican by a large margin and says New York will also go Republican. Delano will join Ohio efforts while General Sigel may yet participate in the nationwide push.
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Morton to Speak at Academy of Music Next Wednesday
Special Dispatch reports Governor Morton will speak at the Academy of Music next Wednesday evening with a prepared campaign speech. Liberals promise a large meeting next Monday. Pvt Bramlette of Kentucky and General Hunter of Illinois are mentioned as involved figures. Mr H B Wellman seeks recovery of an $8,000 commission from Bridge Company contractors in the Massillon area. News also notes a flutter over a planned visit by Greeley to Indianapolis next week.
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Republican Address Tonight by Pratt Grose and Brown
In Visennes Kentucky Sepater Pratt Gen Grose and Hon Jason Brown arrive for speaking engagement in Viscennes Indiana and will address Republicans tonight in the city.
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National Bank of Buchanan Granted Charter
Washington announces the Wisst National Bank of Buchanan Michigan with capital of 0 was authorized to commence business. Senator Wilson arrived last night and will travel to Pittsburg tomorrow. The President will return from Long Branch next week after repairs to the Executive Mansion. Naval Academy Cadet Engineer Corps admissions begin today and run to the 25th with over fifty boys examined and fifteen to be appointed.
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Swede John R Orpell beaten at Ward's Island asylum
New York on September 15 reports examinational notes on John R Orpell, a Swede believed dead after an assault at Ward's Island Insane Asylum. The weak state at the time of the attack is noted. The defendant Farrell denies delivering punishment but concedes inmates were whipped. The injured party may recover.
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Unclear Names Seek Marriage License in Probate Court
The fragment describes two individuals, Bérnard Elferszai and Kathrina Kotting, aged 72 and an unspecified age, visiting a probate court to obtain a marriage license. It notes a request to finalize a life partnership amid uncertain references to their ages and the ceremony location.
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Market Report From September 16 Wheat and Rye Steady
Markets show wheat dull yet steady with rye firm at 2S9 cents and oats higher slightly. Barley and pork uncertain while receipts reach 760. lard and shoulders hold near previous levels as futures slide and cash prices close mixed.
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Marine News Summary of Transatlantic Arrivals
Marine New York reports arrivals from Liverpool with ships Loxr s and other vessels. September 15 indicates arrival of ships from Liverpool while North America Silesia Nevada and Keelier also arrived out. Quesenhown and Calabria entries note arrivals.
Chesapeake and Ohio line unlocks coal and iron riches
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, nearing completion, promises major freight advantages between seaboard cities and the Mississippi Valley. A mining expert reports vast coal seams, rich iron ores, and superior limestone along the route, predicting low costs for pig iron and coal delivery, with reciprocal freight flows boosting line revenues.
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