Intercourse Restored Between Spain and Mexico
Secretary Fish reestablishes diplomatic intercourse between Spain and Mexico at the Mexican Republic’s request. Negotiations proceed quietly through Nelson as ministers from both nations plan to resume official contact and debate appointments. European powers are kept informed.
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WasutarTon
Seoretary Fish
Spain
Mexico
United States
Mexican Republic
Alf
Nelson
Senor
Mariscol
Wasuinoron
Sre Yerger
Hoar
Supreme Court
Yerger
Mississippi
Congress
Hia
Santen
Louisville Special Dispatch on Commercial Convention Debates
Louisville reports from October 15 to 18 describe the Commercial Convention's sessions on river improvements rail and bridge plans and taxation proposals. The river committee urged long span bridges over the Ohio and Mississippi basins while opposing railroad grants. Tax proposals favored excise duties on whisky tobacco and related goods.
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Cincinnati Chronicle
Louisville
Commercial Convention
Committee On
Commerce and Navigation
Ssippi
Mississippi
Atlantic
Brooks
New York
Internal Revenue Tax
Southern Pacific Railroad
Memphis
Neral Sprague
Ren
Probable fatal affray ends with stabbing in street
An affray occurred on October 15 involving Clark Sloan and Feister. Feister drew a knife and stabbed Sloan twice, penetrating the left lung near the heart and causing heavy bleeding. Feister was placed under arrest and authorities consider self defense a possible factor.
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Gal
Cincinnati Chronicle
Scouarve
Clark Sloan
Seal Falter
Trey
Feister
Sloan
Ieee
Greenfield Fair Draws Big Attendance Amid Cool Weather
Greenfield October 15 special dispatch reports the agricultural fair thriving despite cold skies with large attendance. There are 1,140 entries including 289 horses and 53 cattle, with strong fruit and produce showing. Premium list totals 2500 dollars and awards 1800 or more, receipts cover expenses.
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Cincinnati Chronicle
Greenfield
Highland County election shows Democratic gain in Hillsboro area
In Highland County the October 14 election produced a Democratic gain with Liberty town recording 959 votes, the largest count to date, supporting the Union ticket. Pendleton and Broadtney are listed among candidates, with several vote tallies noted in the fragmented report.
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Cincinnati Chronicle
Highland County
Liberty Townees
Union
Wee
Pendleton
Dean
John W
John L
Rety al Ene
E. peBraioater
D Pw Benn
Ha Dem Bets
Ras
John
Pennsylvania Central in Control of Vincennes Railroad
Indianapolis dispatch reports that Pennsylvania Central gains control of the Vincennes Railroad from the Indianapolis and Cincinnati line. Details about the transfer and regional impact follow from the special dispatch.
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Cincinnati Chronicle
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Central
Vincennes Railroad
Indianapolis and Cincinacti
Pittsburg Headlines: Fatal Roof Fall and Insanity Case
A carpenter John Formese fell 25 feet from a roof in Allegheny and died instantly, leaving a wife and children. In Freeport a mother, Mrs Straub, struck her son with a pick during a meal, crushing his skull and killing him. she is jailed. A steamboat collision case in Wheeling involves Bayard and towboats Coal Valley and Arab, with Judge McCandless ruling that fault rests where evidence shows, amid ongoing county vote tallies in Allegheny.
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John Formese
Allegheny
Banca
Freeport
United States District
Yeaterday
McCandless
Coal Valley
Wheeling
Judy McCandless
Suslibel
Packer
Will
Sllegheny
Disgraceful Affray Unrests at Tayloraville Indiana
In Louisville October 17 report notes deadly shooting near Hancock county ending with two or three deaths. Harvey Springston killed, Abe Springston mortally wounded and died. other residents wounded. Dispute over accounts sparked violence. Residents warned to depart as neighborhood tension rises.
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Louisvvilier
Nea Nee
Hancock County
Indiana
Feete
Difiou
Springston
Clark
Theo
Harvey Springston
Abe
Harvey Soreton
Mossee Borhood
Neighboor
Pierrepont Seen as Supreme Court Pick Amid School Debate
In New York on October 18, reports say Pierrepont of New York may join the United States Supreme Court bench while the Pierce election and cabinet positions are in flux. Dr Hubbell denounces the school question urging unconditional surrender of schooling to the state, warning of dire social costs and possible wars if demands are unmet.
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New York
Pierrepont
Parentet Pierrepont
United Seme Court
Supreme Bench
Hubbell
Swenson Plans New Colony Factory Near Lake
A Swenson at St Louis records purchase of 500 acres at Dualdard to establish a colony and cotton manufacture plant. He envisions bringing 1200 families to the project, with 500 now on sale and eight hundred more expected, to develop the land and set up a factory complex.
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St. Loum
Swenson
Sweden
Swanson
Virginia political shift rumors amid Canby order debate
Richmond October 13 Gen Canby may modify his directive on railroad and directors in Virginia. Conservatives and Gov Walker oppose it. A Conservative committee has arrived and Pendleton is discussed as a potential U.S. senator candidate amid prominent Western figures.
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Richmond
Canby
Virginia
Walker
Judge Pendleton
United States
Etree Camendian
Contempt Conviction of Wilmington Mayor Neff
In a special court session Mayor Joseph Neff of Wilmington was found in contempt over ejecting the Clerk of the Court from a City Hall room under the mayoral control. He was fined and imprisoned but released in minutes via a writ of habeas corpus. The proceeding drew criticism from all parties involved.
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Courteay
Mi. 0
New Ube
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Joseph * Neff
Ayor
Udge Cantwell
Ordé Keane
Costa Are
Neff
City Hall
City B
Philadelphia election ruling voids Fourth Ward votes
The court finds no majority for Mayor Fox after discarding portions of Fourth Ward votes and other divisions. It voids the Democratic incumbents while confirming Republican city officers. Judge Ludlow dissents and reads his opinion at length.
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Copesiall Rath
Mien
Ion . Com
Fox
Ludlow
Greatength
Manch of Indian attack reported near Fort McPherson
Omaha dispatch reports the Republican notes a suspected massacre of Government party members 50 miles south of Fort McPherson. Twelve men are missing and parts of their camp and tools have been found. Families await further motion as bodies remain undiscovered.
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Cacao
Omaha
Tribune
Republican
Massire
Nelson Buck
Fort McPherson
Presbyterian Synods Open Session in New York Tomorrow
The Presbyterian synod delegates from New York and New Jersey meet in New York City tomorrow for a three day session. About a hundred divines are expected to attend the gathering as part of the regional church assembly.
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Presbyterian Synods
Povenxiersia
N. Y
Presbyterian Agnotees
New York and
New Jersey
Newpol
Valencia surrenders after intense government assault
Madrid and Valencia report heavy fighting as government troops press the insurgents. Surrender follows prolonged bombardment. leaders believed to be hiding in the city. Tens of thousands displaced seek refuge in Tangier while Madrid vows stricter control and disarmament of Republican volunteers.
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Sickles
Senor Silvela
Cuba
Washington
General Sickles
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Uni
Porto Rico
Cortes
Ety
Antilles
Vallin
Vaalennetia
Executiva
Paris
Saloochea
Paul
Mapri
Ocber
Maprio
Velencia
Pigarent
Lepero News: New Defense Lines in South America
Paris reports from Playan sources that the President has set up new defensive lines at San Estanislaus with a sizeable force and artillery. Allies cannot continue pursuit due to lack of horses and mules but will press again after reorganization.
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Lepero
Paris
Playan
San Estanislaus
Money market and banking rates amid autumn demand
The week saw persistent demand for money with interior bankers liquidating balances. Banks favored existing customers for accommodations at 10 percent, outside rates rising to 15 to 24 percent. Eastern exchange heavy, mercantile demand muted by Southern shipments. Gold trades active with a Wall Street quote up 4 1 percent, Government securities weak, New York bank statements favorable, and widespread discount buying at 10 percent for short dates.
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Wall Street
New York
Ders
Exch
Cincinnati Dry Goods Market Struggles But Trade Improves
The Cincinnati dry goods market reports a weak week yet a fair trade at current prices. Some jobbers cut rates on sheetings while overall demand remains steady for shirtings and fancy fabrics with prices mostly unchanged.
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Cincinnati
the Chronicle
Bedford Ra
Lyman Cc
Pacific Extra
Pepperell
Boott
Great Falls
Hills
York
Waltham
Lancaster
Fabrica
Cattle Markets Report From Great Western Yard
Cincinnati October 18 Great Western Stock Yards report weekly receipts 2700 sheep 420 cattle 2500 hogs. Cattle prices steady to high with common to prime 200 to 375 dollars. extra cattle 875 to 1000 per head. Sheep 2 to 3 cents per pound. cows and calves firm 400 to 500 dollars. 2500 hogs noted. Brighton Yards receipts show 1920 cattle 1034 hogs. most cattle shipped east. Baltimore & Ohio inbound counts include 38 Maryland foot 179 Virginia foot 60 Maryland by boat.
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Illinon
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Ohio
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Gover Mine
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Saenepeina Diressesegevestecsotecntes
Seeeres Pianaeseenes
Seeanese
Canada
BOW Ieee
Cincinnati
Great Western Stock Yards
James T. Ritchie
Medige
Mason
Baltimore & Ohio
Maryland
Virginia
Baltimore
Hog Market Report Shows Higher Prices and Steady Demand
The 00 market for hogs shows an average of about 1254 gross per head with gains of 260 per 100 lbs from last week. Prices for good to extra fat hogs ranged from 13 75 to 15 00 per 100 lbs net as demand remained active and the market closed firm.
Pittsburg Oil Market Quiet with Spot and Options
The oil market shows quiet trade with crude at 14 to 14 1/2 cents under seller option and 15 1/4 to 15 1/2 cents under buyer option. New York stays firm at 18 to 18 1/2 cents crude in bulk and 38 to 39 1/2 cents refined on spot. Philadelphia firm with crude at 17 1/2 cents and refined at 33 cents.
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Orleana
Srevenseesaeene
Etesaetdesi
Carolina
Turk’s Island
Liverpool
Timothy
la Fes
Castile
Ste Ceennes Sone
TOBA
Ohio
Pattemn
Les Fine
Seveneveree
Seeennes Mason Co
Ateaneseeteeeseas
Csavereeesees
Pittsburg
Cincinnati Chronicle
New York
Philadelphia
One Dollar Sale At Parker & Co
An advertisement promotes a One Dollar Sale at Parker & Co offering watches blankets quilts and more with a system approved by the Internal Revenue Department dated November 4 1868. It notes club purchases and agent compensation in cash or merchandise and prepaid express charges.
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Parker & CO
Dherston
Internal Revenue Department
Washington
Geo Uemen
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