Secretary Sinks Rapidly in Telegraphic Debate
A telegraphic account notes the secretary's near collapse as he criticizes debt reduction and war taxes. Gen Rosecrans' letter defending bond standard is cited, arguing for economy and revenue from the wealthier while maintaining faith in public securities. A speech by Hon. W. B. in Bellefontaine is anticipated.
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Army
Navy
United States
Rosecrans
Democratic Party
Realm
Ree Ee
Louisville Meeting Chooses Landrum for Welcome Act
In Louisville on September 2, the Executive Committee selected General W J Landrum of Laneeter Kentucky to deliver the act of welcome at the upcoming event. Colliston was noted as Corresponding Secretary of the committee.
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Louisville
W. J. Landrum
Lan- Seeter
Ae Hee
Ite
Colliston
Fort Wayne News Briefs from September Session
Fort Wayne reports ongoing session actions with mentions of adjournment timelines. Arrests of about a dozen cigar manufacturers for not stamping boxes under revenue laws. Lutheran Synod sessions described as harmonious and productive, with continuation planned. Murder trial of Fred Remster in Covington concluded with a second degree verdict. Railroad accident notes Moses Woodside fatally injured while crossing a railway center in a wagon, struck by an express train.
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Fort Wayne
Poe
Fort Wavrne
Lutheran Synod
Fred. Remster
Jones
Covington
Ind
Remster
Enthusiastic Republican Meeting and Bond Debate at City Hall
Special dispatch reports a large enthusiastic Republican ratification meeting at Pittsburg City Hall with Senator Morton favoring paying bonds in old greenbacks over new irredeemable notes. Other speakers praised the event as Allegheny politics warm up for October. Also notes arrest of an attempted murderer in West Pittsburg. Thomas Sullivan reported alive.
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Cincinnati Chronicle
City Hall
Morton
Hs Aobnaenion
Peper
Alleghen
Thomas Sullivan
West Pittsburg
Enon Valley
Ansylvania
Sullivan
Clactunati
Lene
Fifteenth Amendment Formal Certificate and Local Incidents
Indianapolis reports brief formal action under the Fifteenth Amendment with a conclusive certificate and notes leadership changes at the Bellefontaine Railway. A shooting incident near New Jersey involves a white man and a colored man, leading to a fatal outcome and conflicting accounts.
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Gale
Bellefontaine Railway
Pran Na Pouis
Davidson
Fleet
Davideon
Railroad extension meeting in Toledo officers urge survey
A Toledo gathering of eight prominent citizens urged extending the Northern Railroad from Toledo to coal and iron districts. They discussed a survey to begin at once to advance the project and show strong local interest.
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Cincinnati Chronicle
Mansingxp
Outrage as Col Harrington Arrest Sparks Indignation
Disputed to the Cincinnati Chronicle from Columbus dated September 53 describes a protest over the arrest of Col Harrington, a keeper of State Charities, for alleged complicity in a jewelry store break in. The defense attorney L Converse is censured, but Harrington appears in court and the case is dismissed due to nonappearance of Converse and the prosecution.
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Cincinnati Chronicle
Columbus
Col. Harrington
Uigiare
Gates & Harrington
L. Converse
Converse
Sad accident claims life of Miss Twizzie Larber
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Chronicle from Warsaw Ixv September 6 reports a fatal accident at a local dwelling. Miss Twizzie Larber, about nineteen, spilled lamp oil during housework when a glass oil lamp broke. A burning oil spill caused severe burns and she died after prolonged agony.
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Cincinnati Chronicle
Warsaw
Twizzie Larber
American Citizen Arrested by Spanish Troops in Cuba
New York on September 2 reports say George Rab, an American, arrived after dispatches from Cuba. He was seized by twenty five Spanish troopers who, learning his nationality, robbed him and threatened execution. Rab refused to kneel or face the guards and warned Spain’s responsibility to his government. The status of the case remains unresolved as U.S. officials pursue recall and protection.
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George Rab
Cuba
Saan Bee
Rab
Spain
Ashington
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London
Egypt
Turkey
Constantinople
Alexandria
Virzier
Toda Awe
Testa
Embeal Presse
Tytan
Christina
Vichy
Isabella
Sorpon
Paris
Napoleoon
Virginia City Declared Capital Amid Votes Dispute
September reports from St Louis indicate fraudulent returns in Madison county and an informal count issue in Chouteau county. Virginia City remains capital, while territorial officials were replaced by Gov. Ashley. Separate dispatches note a suicide in St Louis, ore shipments to Denver, and major railroad progress toward Denver including the Kansas Pacific extension and Nemaha Valley line procurement.
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Chouteau County
Virginia City
Montana
Dhepatch
Territorial
Ashley
St. Louis
Frederick Neer
Pacific Railway
Denver
Colorado
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England
Europe
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Cheyenne & Denver
Llane
Omaha Dispatch
Nebraska
Columbus
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A. Depver
Aguat
Dispatch
Smit & Parmelee Company
Eaaniries
Atchison
Kansas
Nemaha Valley
Pawnee City
Quincy & Keftaville
Chicago
Unclear City Vote Delays and Territorial News From San Francisco
Reported delays in counting San Francisco city votes list candidates for Sheriff and Harbor Commissioner, with Independents claiming a notable gain while Democrats sweep in California counties. Also notes Seward’s Sitka speech on Alaska resources, Western Pacific Raiload completion, through-mall arrangements, and Pacific Railroad earnings and mining stock figures.
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Higginsoe
Klopend
Roeenell
Arseesor
Marke
Harbor
Ted Ean
Sacramento
Nevada
Wm. M. Givin, Jr
Cabveras County
Cole
United States Senate
Seward
Sitka
Alaska
Gucoamente
Central Pacific Railroad
Yokohama
Hong
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Mindull
Alpha
Suche
Choliar
Confidence
Crown Point
Empire Mil
Gould & Curry, & Hale & Norcross
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Ophir
Ae Savage
Yellow Jack
We Choliar Mining Company
Arena
Monument to Aztec Leader Unveiled in Capital
The article notes a recent unveiling at the Capitol of a monument to the last Aztec emperor, with a ceremonial event at Zacetacan. It mentions rail transport contributing to silver exports and a diary of financial speculation tied to the Treasury Department. The piece also references North German Confederation trade relations.
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Mexico City
Havana
Capitol
Zacetacan
del Monte
Peet Sarre Sean
Secreta
West Indies Dispatches From Haiti Conflict
Havana reports from Port au Prince through September 24 describe a rebel clash near Auxare, Salnave defeated and wounded. War steamers Florida and Columbia bombarded Genasives with a subsequent assault capturing a stronghold. rebels reportedly obtained ten rifled guns from New York. Salnave alleged he would abandon his long struggle.
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Port-au-Prince
Auxare
Salnave
Florida
Columbia
New York
Train wreck near Old Town claims life and injures several
Inland river accident at Piscataquis when a two car engine and tender derailed while backing over Bleck Island, four miles above Old Town. Twenty eight people were saved with Juctor Woodward killed instantly. Cause given as defective marker and one other likely at fault. eight others injured. An inquest will be held tomorrow.
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Bleck
Island Eee
Town
Juctor Woodward
Editorial On Fenian Prisoner Cruelties At Kingston Jail
The United prints an editorial condemning brutal treatment of twenty two Fenian prisoners in Kingston jail. Cooney is driven mad and another inmate in Hayden has been beaten near death. Irish citizens react with great excitement and further revelations are promised. Also a coal discovery is reported at Cowlesville Wyoming County about 25 miles from the city.
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Kingston
Cooney
Hayden
Cowlesville
Wyoming County
Grimes of Iowa resigns Senate seat Oct 1
A Paris letter reports Hon. James A. Grimes resigning his United States Senate seat effective October 1. He will not return to the U.S. until next year. His health is improved but not enough to resume duties at the start of the next Congress. His term expires March 4, 1871.
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Chicago
Paris
James A. Grimes
Iowa
United’ States Senate
Advices from St Domingo and Santiago Siege
Advices from St Domingo extend to the 24th ult with details on General Baez abroad. Vice President Gomez surrendered Santiago to ex President Cabral during Baez absence. Baez with 3000 men moved, Cabral defeated, plans to retake Santiago and then move on Puerto Plata. The French Joan failed in a related effort, and the city remains under rebel pressure.
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Havana
St. Domingo
Baez
Gomez
Santiago
Cabral
Puerto Plazua
Joan
Byron scandal dominates London gossip and notes
The London press reports on Mrs. Stowe's Atlantic Monthly piece on Lord and Lady Byron. It notes Lady Byron’s representatives dispute the article as incomplete and claims it lacks direct evidence. Other items toast Napoleons speech and Khedive Egypt moves toward Constantinople amid treaty terms.
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Walter Brown
Portland
Maine
Renforth
Spemaios
Thames
London Times Today
Atlantic Monthly
Stowe
Lord
Lady Byron
Lord Byron
Mra Week
Abe
London
Byron
Mrs. Stowe
Paris
Napoleon
London Morning Post
Barowe
William Howitt
Daily News
The
Morning Telegraph
Mra. Stowe
Mia. Stowe
Emperors Health Update Stirring Paris Reports
Paris dispatches describe the Emperor's illness easing with signs of improved health. Reports note ministers meeting, Napolean’s health concerns, and speculation on Chalons travel while Queen Christina’s movements and political intrigues surface amid market volatility and public concern.
Catholic leaders press for Catholic college endowment and church reform
In Dublin and London briefs, Cardinal Cullen bans sending children to National Model Schools under sacraments deprivation. Catholic bishops seek exclusive state endowment, endowment division, denominational Queen's College, and a general land bill. Fenian Dalton funeral in Glasnevin draws 200 green-clad mourners. In London, German bishops at Fulda discuss council participation with liberal, independent inclinations amid secret conclave.
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Cardinal Cullen
Duutix
Queen's College
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Dalton
Glasneven
Anmagh
German Catholic Hierarchical Convention adopts tolerant platform
In Fulda on September 6 the German Catholic Hierarchy endorsed a moderate platform for Rome’s council. The session urged independence in tone but full submission to the Holy See. Austrian bishops were absent as they met in Salzburg.
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Fulda
Bavaria
Lornen
Rome
Holy See
Salzburg
Duke of Genoa Seen As Spain's Heir By Impareial
The Impareial of Maprio reports in Spain that the Duke of Genoa is favored for the throne. The piece urges the Cortes to consider a majority rule at sixteen years old, highlighting a plan to place a young ruler on the Spanish throne.
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Genoa
Spain
Sultan Sends Reply to Egypt Viceroy Letter
In Constantinople a messenger departed with the Sultan’s reply to the Egypt Viceroy’s letter. The dispatch reports the Sultan is satisfied with assurances of loyalty and instructs the viceroy to sell or transfer to the designated party.
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Constantinople
Egypt
National Horse Fair Postponed to October Dates
The National Horse Fair at Wintramsport Pennsylvania, originally set for October 5th to 7th and 8th, has been postponed to October 19th, 20th, 21st, and 22nd due to a fair held at other locations affecting schedule.
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Wintramsport
Money Demand Shifts as Banks Tighten Credit in Past Week
Commercial activity shows banks holding cash, many firms refuse outside paper, currency circulating and merchants spared. Rates for deposits hold near 9 to 10 percent, street rate 12 to 18 percent for outside paper, early-week exchange firm then weak, gold volatile with Wall Street's fluctuations, Evening Post notes overall market activity and bank participation.
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Wall Street
New York Evening Post
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Interals
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Ae Aridiogount
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U. & Bonds
CATTLE MARESTS BRIGHTON YARDS REPORT
Cattle market at Brighton Yards under George Bern notes September 4. Prices for cows and calves strong, large cows bring up to 6 000 dollars, young stock 25 to 90 cents per pound. Market firmer than last week with heavy offerings, demand limited for common and inferior cattle though good quality commands full rates. Sheep and hogs mixed, lambs 250 to 300 per head, hogs 1350 per 100 pounds gross. week’s sales slow but steady with fair to good stock sheep 4 to 4 40 per pound.
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Moravia
Iglbma
Desira
Ee Ee
England
Keag
Dwight R
Grant
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Wellington
Bates
Clinton C
Great Falls
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Spragues
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Daritts
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Consett
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Tsuen
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Baltimore
Pittsburg Oil Market Report Appears Quiet and Firm
A special dispatch notes the Pittsburg oil market quiet with sellers firm and prices steady. Titusville and Rouseville show firmness with offers around 550 per bri and 560 per bri, while Philadelphia market holds at firm levels as of early September.
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Cincinnati Chronicla
Prrrsaura
Philadel
Domestic Market Report from New York Telegraph
Domestic market notes from New York summarize price activity on September 6 with cotton middling at 350, flour dull, wheat nominal, amber demand moderate, corn firm, pork steady, lard firm, sugar and coffee steady, petroleum steady, linseed oil steady, whisky dull, and gold at 137.
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