Indians on the War Path and A Train Attacked
News from the Far West reports Indians on the war path and a train attacked. A meeting of colored men in Richmond appeals to white allies for election assistance. Secretary McCulloch's forthcoming report and a minister found guilty of polygamy are noted alongside sympathies in Cincinnati and calls for U.S. government intervention with Britain.
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Meeting of Colored Men
Richmond
Harvey
Sanborn
Beauvois
Jac Howland
Cheyenne
Tait
Washington
Colonel Lappan
Belgerant
Shirley
Sidiers
Peucau Creek
Phil. Kearney
Cloud
Lieut
Big Bear
Fort Laramie
Well
Second Cavalry
Colored Republicans Appeal to Whites for Election Aid
A Richmond meeting at Capitol Park voted to request White Republicans to assist colored voters in ratifying the Constitution. Delegates from Richmont joined the call and urged White Republican support in the upcoming election amid alleged Conservative intimidation.
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Richmont
Capitol Park
J. M. Botts
Pierpont
Franklin Stearns
Deere
Fire at E Faber drying and japanning house in New York
A fire at the drying and japanning house of E Faber on First Avenue between 42nd and 43rd Streets burned cedar logs and threatened the pencil factory. Stock in the drying room valued at 2500 dollars. cedar logs damage around 30000 dollars. Insurance of 23000 dollars carried by out of town companies. Also reported in New York the Clinch case over 27000 fees while Collector of the Port. Judge Blatchford reserved decision after counsel's argument.
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New York
E. Faber
First Avenue
Clinch
Preston King
Yeterday
Blatchford
Oswego Propeller Grounded in Severe Snowstorm
In a heavy November snowstorm the propeller Oswego went ashore four miles above Duneti. She sits waterlogged on rocks as rescuers from the bark Gem and local citizens launch life-boats to save the Oswego crew. The Gem then broke loose from the dock as the scene unfolded.
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Dexxing
Oswego
Gem
Washington House Session Briefly Adjourns
Washington November 30. The House decided no business today after a sparse turnout of about fifty to sixty. Bailey appeared and took the watch while Maynerd moved for a recess. Monday agreed to. All seven cursed.
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Washington
Bailey
Maynerd
New York Special: Dodges Arrest and McCulloch Report
In New York City yesterday 2 887 voters were listed, bringing the total to about 130 000. Wm H Dodges a chronometer maker at 192 South Street was arrested for forging William H Webb's signature on a 2800 dollar gold payable check. Sherwin Co failed due to price competition and delays in refitting Maison Doree. By closing, nearly 300 workers lose jobs. Henry N P Meyer, long time cashier for Gunther & Sons, died suddenly. Secretary McCulloch finished his report urging restraint on monetary expansion, criticizing Treasury and Internal Revenue plans, and defending gold reserves to stabilize the market. The President's message favors economy and specie payments, while Congress weighs the Fessenden bill and other financial measures. Reports describe frontier conflicts with Indian tribes and recent military actions and losses on the plains.
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New York
Wm. H. Dodges
South Street
William H. Webb
Sherwin & Co
A. L. Stewart
Messrs. Sherwin & Co
Maison Doree
Henry N. P. Meyer
Messrs. C.G. Gunther & Sons
the Tribune
McCunoch
Treasury
McCulloch
Chandler
Fessenden
General Butler
Stevens
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Internal Revenue Department
the Treasury
Johnson
Washington
Finance Committee
Spotted Tail Delays Washington Trip for Peace Accord
St Louis dispatch reports Spotted Tail with about three hundred followers awaiting commissioners. He refuses to travel to Washington until a peace treaty with the Northern Indians is secured, while northern tribes remain belligerent and settlers' troubles continue.
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Spotted Tail
Washington
Trale
St. Louis
Aued Fle
Phil. Kearney
Homeopathic Dispensary Trustees Form New Cincinnati Board
Cincinnati reports the organization of the Homeopathic Medical Dispensary with a 20-member board of trustees elected. A public meeting on Third Street urged government intervention regarding British policy toward Irish prisoners who are American citizens. In Princeton Indiana a white man assaulted Mrs. Ker, a married woman. the suspect has not been captured. Weather notes: a cold day with snow flurries and a 18 degree Fahrenheit morning.
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Cincinnati
Third Street
Princeton
Ind
Ker
Schooner Carthagenia Ashore Near Osweco With Wheat Cargo
The schooner Carthagenia from Chicago ran aground one mile below Osweco last night carrying 17 000 bushels of wheat. The crew were rescued by a life boat and the vessel and cargo are feared total losses.
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Osweco
Carthagenia
Chicago
Failure of New York petroleum firm Excites Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports excitement and distrust over the failure of a New York petroleum firm. In Cleveland a heavy windstorm drives the barque Potomac aground near the Marine Hospital. crew save the vessel, but the bottom may break up.
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Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Potomac
Marine Hospital
Murder in Hantrorp Linked to Robbery by Brooks and Henry
In Hantrorp on November 23 an 81 year old jeweller Richard Bradley was murdered by English thief John Brooks and a colored man Alexander Henry who also robbed a store. Both suspects were arrested.
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Hantrorp
Richard Bradley
John Brooks
Alexander Henry
Two schooners report mishap near Kingston piers
Port Coiisorne November 30 The schooner New Dominion of Puxeton went ashore near Long Point yesterday. The B F Davy of Chicago carrying corn for Kingston struck a reef east of the piers last night. She is leaking but can be got off. Weather is cold and snowing.
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Port Coiisorne
New Dominion
Pixeton
Long Point
B. F. Davy
Chicago
Kingston
Cabinet Deliberates on President's Message in Washington
Washington November 30 The President's Message was studied in Cabinet today with all members present including General Grant as part of the session. The discussion focused on policy implications and next steps for the administration.
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Washmeton
Steamer Foundered. Crew Saved Amid Cargo Loss
Late foreign war news reports a steamer foundered with valuable cargo lost but all crew members saved. Meanwhile, Santa Anns makes a will, outlining bequests and Executor duties.
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Santa Anns
Peru Crisis Sparks Unrest Across Republic
A Star dispatch notes Antioqua arriving at Papayan to unite against Acosta and a threatened civil war with Jolima. Revolt spreads with President Prado of Peru in command as rebels retreat. Exiled Spaniards return to Callao while the president vows to lift exile for most.
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The
Star
Antioqua
Papayan
Acosta
Jolima
Antiogua
Cruces
Prado
Peru
Frost
Ariquipa
Itiix
Ariqaips
Callao
Arrears Paid to Widows and Orphans of Officers
Havana reports the Spanish Government orders immediate payment of arrears to widows and orphans of deceased military and civil officers. Santa Anna’s will declares a $30 000 estate including a New York villa. Oswego shipwreck leaves seven crew dead after a capsized landing attempt. two mates and others saved.
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Santa Anna
Havana
Fernando
Mexico
St. Thomas
Denikink
N. Y
Oswego
Owen Phillips
Wm. Johnson
Wm. Davis
Samuel Johnson
Explosion of Grecian steamer Bouboulina at Liverpool
London news reports a fatal blast aboard the Grecian steamer Bouboulina at Liverpool yesterday. Built in Britain during the war for Frazer Trenholm & Co and renamed from Col. Lamb, the vessel carried arms and ammunition for Greece. about 129 aboard, at least 40 killed.
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London
Liverpool
United States
Frazer, Trenholm & Co
Col. Lamb
Tee
Minneapolis News Sketches and Ship Navigation Notes
The report notes a minister found guilty of polygamy and the Minneapolis Horse Railway reorganized for future operation. A daily steamship line is planned to shift upper Mississippi navigation from St Paul to St Anthony's Falls. In Wright County Charles F Stone died after an assault by Dartmouth and son. the attackers were arrested. The weather is frigid with 12 below zero. Upper Mississippi navigation is closed.
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Minneopolis
Minn
Minneapolis Horse Railway
St. Paul
St. Anthony's Alls
Wright County
Minnesota
Charles F. Stone
Dartmouth and Son
Mississippi
President Jefferson Davis Arrives in Baltimore
The dispatch notes Jeff. Davis arrived this morning from Richmond and will stay several days. Weather reports from Rochester indicate cold conditions with mercury at 20 and a clear canal though forecast to worsen if persistent.
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Jef. Davis
Baltimore
Weather — Jeweler
Rochester
Baltimors
Jeff. Davis
Richmerd
War Steamer Cuad Foundered and Other Foreign News
A Colombian war steamer Cuad foundered at sea between Trinidad and the Orinoco on a voyage from England. crew saved. New York reports 135,000 registrations for the coming municipal election, with about 90,000 votes expected. Mosquera trials and political unrest in Bogota prompted security in Congress and protests from several states against central interference.
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New York
Erea
Puerto Eagles
Chili
Cuad
Jaaa
Trinidad
Sateen
England
Simon Bolivar
Bogota
Congress
Spain
Jnry Chauteey
Court of Errors and Appeals of
New Jersey
Camden & Amboy
Raritan & Delaware Bay Railroad
Philadelphia
Henry Chauncy
Aspinwall
Nevada
Panama
Mosquera
Senarte
Acosta
Tollorna
Cancan
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Forer
Late Foreign News
Transportation
Evansville
Transit
Ohio & Mississippi Railroad Co
Crawfordsville
A H. Ehrman
Agentr
Water St
Iiniwi
Ela
Fred. R. Huston
White Line
Central Transit
Boston
New England
Evans
Brooklyn
Jersey City
North Water &St
Carter
Heston
Louisville
Arnoli
Europe
Atlantic Telegraph
Minneasolis
Polyerev Mig Pe Company Reorgancola
Weather
Iron City Grocery
Aving
Locust Street
I James SN L
W. Foster
Spowll
iLtaaoert
Wen Pehiee
Keller & White
Luci
Mehétt
Dannetcell &O
B.H. Kroger
H. I. DA Eee
WM. Ortic B. Hi
Kroger
Evansvulle
J.C. Henson & Son
Evansville, Indiana
E Wave
Constantiron
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