Destructive fire and assorted incidents reported in Withole Pa and beyond
A Monday fire at Withole Pa destroyed oil derricks engine houses and ice stock valued at 1500000. The report also notes a jail escape by Bennett G Burley and a Toronto to Scotland escape route. Other items include a Episcopal convention approving Rev Quintard as bishop of Tennessee and debates on clergy serving in the military. Paris reports 40000 Americans abroad spending about 1 million yearly. Forgery case pled guilty and Phoenix book defaulter Jenkingbiz postponed. California earthquake shocks caused church panic and property damage in San Francisco and nearby areas.
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Old Friends and Violet Allusions in Autumn Echoes
October Monthly Davenport notes a reflective poem on friendship, age, and memory, contrasting vivid nature imagery with loss and lingering ties. It closes with a political county report claiming Republicans trail in the precinct and Stone leads in Wayne Township.
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Stone Gains in County Vote as Democrats Sweep Local Elections
The county results show Stone winning in Lee and Scott counties with large majorities, Cedar Falls and Oneida Township voting for Stone, while Benton and Independence lean Democratic. A Mexican loan of 5 million is noted, and overall Stone’s county majority nears 300 with a Democratic gain of about 1500 since 1864.
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Through railroad opens routes to Atlanta and Montgomery
Washington to Lynchburg Knoxville Chattanooga and Atlanta route now open with communication perfect. Schedule time Chattanooga to Washington about 60 hours. Brownell VP of Tennessee and Virginia line arrives to procure rolling stock. Other items note martial law in Kentucky and withdrawal of colored troops. Internal revenue receipts. NC convention fixes date for November elections.
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Sentence read to Camp Ferguson as execution date set
Nasuvinnr October 9 reports the case papers were returned to Washington for the President and Ferguson was read his sentence to be hanged on October 20 between 10 and 2 pm. He showed no emotion as he faced the news. Guards later took him riding, health appears good. In Bowling Green two negroes convicted of murder were in custody on the way to the penitentiary when a colored guard detachment freed them at the station, removing handcuffs and threatening the Sheriff with bayonets.
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News Summary From New York and Pacific Coast Dispatches
The Tribune’s Brownsville correspondent reports a potential $5,000,000 loan to the liberal government and large war material purchases to rival forces. In Washington, the First District of Columbia regiment returned from the South and was saluted by the President who spoke on unity and virtue. The Mexican Consul denounces reports of President Juarez leaving the republic, while San Francisco reports earthquake damage to City Hall and other structures. Honolulu notes arrival of the steamer Savannah and no word on Shenandoah. Philadelphia notes quiet elections with mayoral contest heating. In New York, a bookkeeper who fled is drowned after leaping from a ferry. he leaves a wife and two children.
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