Roiled Politics and Rebel Edits Stir the Times
A sly, partisan diatribe attacks radical Republicans and ex Confederates, praising leniency toward rebels yet blaming Democrats for opposition. It contrasts Illinois politics with national figures, notes 1872 and 1874 races in the first Illinois district, and mocks legislative procedure and the use of prayer in the House.
Woman Sentenced to Seven Years in Penitentiary for Murder
Nerre Grees Louisa Tromain Nettie Green was convicted of murdering Samuel Eichelberger in her bagnia and, after a Court of Appeals refusal of a new trial, began for Richmond this morning under City Sergeant Campbell. She had been jailed since the crime and appeared unmoved as she left, with many witnesses at Fayette street depot.
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Alex Gazette
Short Communications on Various Subjects Note Free Charge
A notice states that short communications on various subjects will be published free of charge with the correspondent responsible for the statements therein. It emphasizes the author’s sole accountability for content.
Deceptive Reading Sparks Family Tension and Local News
A fourteen year old boy named Jackson Green pretends to read the presidents message from a newspaper angering his grandfather who treats the episode as a moral lesson. The page also reports on patents, pensions, agricultural growth, railroads, a Baltimore wedding surprise, Senate and House actions, a Winchester fire, a New York hotel board story, and various notices including bequests and trials.
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Coal mine at Werstersfurt yields good coal and fire clay
In Werstersfurt Missouri the new coal mine opened on Joseph Cromer’s land shows favorable test results for coal and No.1 fire clay. Charles Morgan of Franklin helped test, noting good coke and little cinder. The vein lies about eighty feet below the current workings. development is the key to success.
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Democratic Views Clash Over Tennessee Senate Defeat
The piece defends Gen. Butee against radical press sympathy and extols his Civil War service while faulting Gov. Bates defeat. It notes Illinois condemning Grant in Louisiana by a 75 to 67 vote and mentions ongoing Senate elections in Florida West Virginia Wisconsin and Minnesota. A stray line about a suitor with a girl’s gift ends the fragment.
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Weather forecast for Cumberland partly cloudy with possible rain
By Telegraph Van Derantuent or THE CHIEF Sianat Wasttut0m D. ., Jan. 2 10 Cumberland weather reports indicate partly cloudy skies with a chance of light rain for the day.
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Pinchback Admission Backed by Senate Committee
The Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections reported that Pinchback should be admitted on his original credentials. The panel split Yeas Morton Anthony Logan Mitchell and Nays Alcorn Hamilton Lansbury with Carpenter and Wadleigh absent. Alcorn indicated he would vote for admission after the majority supported the resolution.
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Movement against the Carlists in Spain reported
A dispatch notes large Spanish royal troop preparations around Tolfa for action against the Carlists if King Alfonso calls for submission. About forty thousand troops mass near Puenta La Reina Carascal Pass to guard the Pamplona road. Alfonso to participate. Carlists deny talks of a convention with Alfonsists. Also reports flood in Seine and a submarine railway tunnel bill in Paris. Prince Leopold shows improvement. Chinese succession favors a grandson of Prince Tan as emperor.
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Kellogg compromise eyed to solve Louisiana deadlock
In New Orleans on January 28 the Kellogg House admitted no legal quorum in committee for auditing books. A compromise plan is pushed by the Kellogg faction offering Wiltz and his supporters fifty three seats each with Wiltz presiding, and guarantees against revolutionary acts while recognizing the Senate and communicating with Governor Kellogg.
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New Hampshire Republicans Repudiate Maryland GOP
The New Hampshire Republican State Committee held a two session meeting January 28. Leading party figures attended as they approved a dispatch to Washington supporting James G. Blaine and urging protection of a bill in the House.
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