Murders, Benders and US Census Notes Split Report
A Fremont resident recalls the Benders and the 1873 escape as relatives of Mr York faced suspicion. The fugitives planned to retrieve hidden money on the farm, with two more family members traveling separately. Census figures show Kansas and Missouri gains, Colorado growth, and Des Moines population rises. The Bank of Colorado at Leadville suspended after the cashier absconded with funds. Political nominations announce McMahon for Congress in Ohio and Loudon for Missouri. A North Carolina child tragedy and a Wytheville horse death are noted among miscellaneous items. A tramp locked in a freight car later dies in Detroit after transit west. Missouri population reaches about 2,200,000, up 500,000 in ten years.
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Earthquake at Smyrna and turmoil in Europe noted
A Smyrna earthquake on the 29th caused some building damage with no deaths. London reports on pleuro pneumonia among Nottinghamshire and Yorkshire cattle. Turkey willing to surrender an assassin to Russia, but declined. Cardinal Aperuzzo dies. France and Mexico resume diplomacy. Weather and crops woes in England and Ireland. Turkish Thessaly troops increased. Frere recalled. Rome to host 1885 Exposition. Kabul rising reports. Cuban insurgents seek exit. Movoresisk clash with Russians injures and imprisonments.
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Debates on Federal Power and Democratic Vision
The text presents a critique of Republican centralization and praise for Democratic restraint. It argues that strong centralized government threatens liberties and the republic, urging protection of states rights and constitutional powers while warning against unlimited presidential terms. It endorses sound money, restricted Chinese immigration, and civic unity under the Democratic ticket led by William H. English.
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Inherited Antipathies Between Cattle and Dogs Revealed
A St James's Gazette note argues that cows, from calfhood, instinctively dislike dogs. The piece suggests this repulsion stems from ancestral foes and shared hunter prey dynamics, citing calves, mice, chicks, and a monkey test, with human evolution softening but not erasing primal fear.
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Ex Governor Duvall Bares Long Roots In Kentucky Tale
A Florida Union account recalls ex governor Duvall as the steadfast son of a stern Virginian sire. The tale follows a 15 year old Tab returning with a heavy gum log after twenty years, passing observers, and later becoming a congressman.
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Democrats Warn Of Republican Ruin With Vital Statistics
Washington D C Republican urges public to see alleged GOP damage over twenty years of rule. It cites bond values, debt, population growth, exports rises, railway mileage, and trade balance to argue Republicans ruined the nation while Democrats hearken back to unity and fear.
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Hancock Plan for Government Power Revealed in 1877 Dispatch
The text discusses General Hancock possibly forming a cabinet and enacting a plan that subordinates civil power to military subordinate authority. It cites a 1877 communication to General Sherman showing Major General authority to trigger revolutions for political allies and to threaten obedience to superiors. The Tribune anticipates official correspondence under Hancock presidency.
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Democratic Critique of Civil War Leadership and Policies
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