MacIntyre Investigation Proceeds With Cross Examinations
In Indiana on June 22 the MacIntyre probe advances slowly as Adalina Davis, principal witness against the Superintendent, is cross examined by Gen Harrison. She maintains the core charge despite contradictions. An affidavit accuses William French of signaling with Mrs Davis before her testimony. Anna Carey, who testified against MacIntyre, was recalled but refused attendance amid family violence. The Board lacks power to compel witnesses.
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Deed of blood in Sullivan county ends with man hunted
In Jackson township Thomas Shepherd killed Engle by firing through a window while Engle slept after a feud over Engle’s wife. A $300 county reward spurred a large search. Shepherd fought off a pursuit party, wounding Captain Bledse, and fled into a forest with about two hundred men seeking him.
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Democratic State Convention Adopts Liberal Platform
The 639 delegates at Avesta Maine elected Gen. Sammel J. Anderson as permanent chair and approved resolutions calling for constitutionally protected civil supremacy, a sound currency, revenue tariff, economical government, public faith, reduced salaries, elimination of excess offices, and a one term Presidency with a $25,000 salary.
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Sammel J. Anderson
How He Feels
Tweed was visited in Ludlow Street jail by family and counsel but refused to see others. His health and spirits seem improved. It is uncertain when the three million bail in the civil suit would be given, but it is generally believed imprisonment will last only two or three days.
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New York
Tweed
Ludlow Street
Indians on the Warpath in Nebraska
Advices from Spotted Tail Agency report three large war parties left the vicinity on the 17th heading toward Ponca Ute and Shoshone reservations. Posts say a major Indian war may be inaugurated and information has been sent to the Indian agents.
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London Failure Hits Wilson & Arme Bid Company
In London the firm Wilson and Arme at 69 Aldermanbury failed. Tianilities reportedly stood at 1,000,000 dollars.
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Loxpox
Fragments of sermons and notices from a late issue
A scattered column recalls a preacher’s unusual pulpit sermon on the leet o the world, railings about Grant and politics, local arrests, a Scottish farmer sketch, and a tour through town notices, court terms, theater hype, and brewing plans.
Drumming trip, intoxicated woman, and school exhibition noted
Tom Forman returns from a drumming trip in Howard county with favorable winds. Officer Markle detains an intoxicated woman on the Wabash river bank awaiting Judge McGregor tomorrow. Michael Ellison, a confirmed inebriate, is hurt after falling from a store box and is taken home by Officer Harvey. Sisters of the Holy Cross school plans a grand exhibition at Dolan's Opera House next Tuesday. Father Mathew T A B Society picnic scheduled for July fifth with active preparation.
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Fall from Promise Ben Wallace Jailed for Drunkenness
Ben F. Wallace appeared before Judge McGregor for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. The court fined him nine dollars and sentenced him to fifteen days in jail. Once a man of bright prospects and elite family ties, he became a chronic drinker and tramp after years of decline.
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Lew Wallace
David Wallace
Indiana
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Real Estate Transfers Recorded by County Clerk
Real estate transfers in the last twenty four hours include Joshua Nelson and Lucinda Alber deed for part of the northwest quarter of section 4 town 2 east, area about 1782-100 acres.
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County Recorder
Joshua Nelson
Lucinda Alber
Northwest Quarter
Townsie Range
Morton Emerges as Presidential Candidate Prospect
Boston Journal notes Senator Morton’s East visit signals clear progress toward a 1876 Republican nomination. Private talks with the President allegedly promised administration support, aimed at securing Western votes and southern delegates while facing Eastern uncertainties. Morton's health flags concerns as press influence debate lingers. Kentucky crop prospects are excellent with few army worms.
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Senator Morton
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Morton
Long Branch
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