The Election Defeat of the Second Amendment
A long list details members of the Senate and House by counties with majorities, noting varied party results and near-complete ballot counts. It reports Lambee defeated, Heinsheimer elected pending imperfect ballots, and a House tally of Republicans 52, independents 1, Democrats uncertain, with a 34 joint ballot majority in Washington County.
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Senate
Binets
Lambee
Barrett
Heinsheimer
Mills
Althorzt
Alenstric
Tosioan
Five Murderers Escape Attempt At Venitentiary Reported
Five noted murderers attempted a bold escape from the penitentiary. A plank was used to breach the wall and a rope lowered them to freedom, but Ward was killed and Daniels and Berry were crippled when the rope broke. Rough gunfire followed as guards fired on the escapees.
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Columbus
Cet
Penitentia
Bob Daniels
Joes Ward
James
Grant Ecape
Ward
Berry
Daniels
Juris
Tragic Shooting Incident in Fulton County
A fifteen year old boy from Havana, Looked Into, was with friends in Fulton County last Sunday when his gun misfired. The cap snapped the trigger, the gun exploded, and the charge blew his head off. Authorities investigated the accident.
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Havana
Ourls
Wagan
Fulton County
Lorme’sa Departure to England
Ottawa residents report Lome and Louise departing for England aboard the L5th inst. The pair left the city on October 12 to begin their voyage.
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Ottawa
Retirement and appointments mark naval career notes
Across the report Major General Pony and Colonel S. Bl Tappan take posts in new training efforts at Genoa Nebraska. Admiral Crosby seeks retirement after forty five years service. Commodore Rhind faces retirement plans as the Navy reorganizes. News items cover saloon keeper conventions, a poisoning incident near Ligonier Pennsylvania, river directors resisting child welfare changes, a prize fight interrupted by police, and Oregon pioneers traveling to New York.
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Schugl
S. BL ‘Tappan
Genoa
Secretary of the Navy
Crosby
Pennsylvania
Chandharas
Rhind
SARKERS IN CONVENTION resolution notes in Louisville
Resolutions adopted by the Aswobatton at Louisville yesterday discuss adherence by the Dover gent and the aim to improve coin supply. Afternoon debates include retirement of three per cent bonds, issuing long bonds to banks, and reexamining national bank taxation amid broader financial policy.
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Milwarkee
Wis
Unite States
Aswobatton
Louisville
Lavisvi
Linenberger
Rodger
Chet Alii
Karothy
Wilkin F. St. John Real
Natiinal Bank Ciienation
New Viceroy of Canton Targets Global Turmoil
An overlong proclamation from Lin Yang Fu denounces Western powers and calls out actions aimed at destabilizing China. The document accuses France, Britain, and allied states of inciting violence, looting, and plots to subvert the government. It frames the viceroy Chang Fai Shiwe as a reformer facing foreign aggression, urges unity, and highlights alleged conspiracies and banded criminal plots.
Late News Items From Boston and Beyond
Creditors of T M Rhodes of Boston appoint a committee to probe liabilities totaling 210000 with assets at 194000. Trial of Stevens and Ringstaff for murder of Clyburn two years past. A special venire of one hundred fifty to select a jury in a federal case. Former PA company executive and general agent dies after protracted illness. Tom Donnelly examined for train wreck at Coolidge, discharged for insufficient evidence. MP Thomas Burtt arrives Pittsburgh to a labor group reception. Pennsylvania Millers Association convenes in Harrisburg with officers re-elected. John S Nolan of Brooklyn speaks on milling. Grams Lodge Knights of Honor in Pennsylvania meets at Sacksburg. two members present. total membership noted for 1855.
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T. M. Rhodes
Boston
Boots and Shoes
Stevens
Ringstaff
Clyburn
B. Banat Monroe
Dieorga Woelsh
Dieorga Woelsh. Formerly A Prom Neu Ptvial
Pennsylvania Compan
Yeirs
Zunbria Lron Company
Tom Donnelly
Coolidge
Thomas Burtt
M. P
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvaniy
Larrishore
Sess
John SL Nolan
Brooklyn
Grams Lodge Knieghts of Honor
Pennsylvania
Sacksburg
Pits
Manitoba frost damage bulletin counters Bears claim
Manitoba Agriculture issues a bulletin detailing frost damage to wheat across the province. Reports indicate up to fifty percent loss in two townships and widespread reductions as officials counter claims by the Bears of a Wheat monopoly. Also noting a Kansas City fire destroying Ellsworth Works with 313,000 in losses and insured by eastern companies.
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Manitoba
Wisserea
Department of Agriculture
Kansas City
Ellsworth
Kan
Eastern
Panic at Fire on Fifth Avenue Causes Panic Among Guests
Fire erupted in the Brevou Trouse kitchen on Fifth Avenue and Eighth Street early yesterday. Smoke and alarm caused guests and staff to panic while trying to exit. No injuries reported. damage described as slight.
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New York
Brevou
Fifth Avenue
Eighth Str
Preacher Rebuked by Wife in Court Scene
A Boston preacher Seymour Presbyterkin s ister of York testifies in court as his son receives a forgery sentence. The father declines to interfere, while the son’s sibling rebukes the father for his actions. In Minnesota a fatal accident ties to a railroad derailment near Mason, Iowa. Brown of Mason is noted as involved in train operations and a caboose collision. Cape Cod Canal project work is announced with hundreds to be employed. San Francisco considers a world’s fair with follow-up meetings planned in the Chamber of Commerce.
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Boston
Seymour
York
Srmor
Waseca, Minn
of & Brown & Son
Mason, Lowa
Minneapolis & St. Lovaisroad
Brow
Bres
Caine
Eink
Abe
Brown
Fatal Political Row Leaves One Dead Near City Hall
In a shooting affray linked to ward politics, James Fo Br. was fatally shot by William Harig. J. Flanagan, a bystander, was wounded as Harig and Bury fired four or five shots. The incident stemmed from a dispute over Democratic primaries and local council matters. The National Council of Congregationalists began its triennial session with president Magoon and Reverend Noble leading opening exercises.
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Bai Tiwonr
James Fo Br
William Harig
J. Flanagan
Bystannder
Ar Harig
Congregationalist’s Council
Caxcoxrn
Geb
Hla
Natio Council of Congregationalists
Uni Statea
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Trowell
Soaloon Angue
Lewis
Johnn BM. Dickinson
Alonzo D. Bassett
S. BR. Wotcott
A. J. Williams
D. George HU. Ely
T. Loomis
Godfrey Jaeger
J. 11. Williston
Thomas G. Godfrey
Elmer White
W. Sh. McLyman
D. B. Bainey
Demetrals
John II, Young
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Sah Higgins
F. Cane T Jolie W. Chee
Rj Gobert Bueh B
George Att. Vitter
Famed i. Me
Gil Ian ‘ Prise
Towept AR Poe
William Koohe
Ear Pease PO Rewer
Henry George
George L
Josephy Puch
S. Molly
Edward
Casper Loewenstein
Dy Allen
Myers
Albert Deyo
George
J. G. Gest
Myra
Jol Cosgrove
Cary
J Veer
Byal
Adfred Kyths
Seth Wenhs
Denna
Johnson
Linduif
Doh
D. Ti i
Wilson
Lis Walker
George Iam Beatty
Edward Malone
de Janes
Black
Ales Gon
Teey
You
N.G. Lyneuy
Ely
Nile
Branh
Dasthany
Ren Hington
William
EL Febliott
Don Breiner
D. Th
N. Grinen
R. Lam Ha
Jim Wrec
Abi
T. Puta
S. W. Duritinger
AL. Uabie
J. Hane
R. Teenth
Cgibert Suni Fileenth
Lo Neil
Denvern
M.D. Vau Ilorn
United States Secret Service
Willis W. Long
Cas Samumers
George Bates
Long
Beloit
Concordia
Cawker City
Kansas
Mumers
Missouri
Almany
N.Y
Sessions
Brailey
Conkling
Bradley
Bradleye
World's Exposition and Culton Contensky Company
Upper City
Ark
Hell
Mexico
Aladison
Get. HL
Marnir
C. 5
Sheri? Pogie
Lorme'sa
Washington
Ben Butterworth
Marble
Indian Training School
Sheridan
Pony
Department of the Sound
Will
Selwis
Ceren
Hancock
Iguart
Imer
Paiant
Able
Hiterior
State Saloon Keepers
Caurantian
Greenburg
Join Stouffer
Ligonier
Philadelphia
the Association of Directors of the River of Pennsylvania
Joneth
Dover
Get
Dennis Deélkney
Denny Carson
Altetes
Ole Howr
Dias
Oregon
Pione
Viusrveit
Fosierdey
Poeruland
Ore
Ow York
Phis
Lac
Scottdale
Pittsrongh
Waw
Wreckermann Bros
Fencos
Sarkers
Yous
Boarrat
Congress
Erie Canal
Tomi
Tioo
M[aitwa Commission
Harigim Railroad
Fritame
Minneapolis
Northrult
Moorhead
Ile Tlhey
Andrew Larson
A.hades
Charles Vin
Tme
Lincaster, Pa
Dail
Lancaster
Lancaster County
Franford
Horse Thick
George Drimmer
George Drimmer, Incendiary
Abe Suzzard
Doh Wertz
Joe Groff
Icker
Alexander Lemon
George Watkins
John Cliffore
William Clark
Edwin Beck
San Francisco
San
France
Warren
Howe
Lin Yang Fu
The
Black Flings
Tesuea
Canton
Shaw
Church of
Madagas
Amarsty Gracie O Montenegroes
Heaven
Wrens
Hane
Annaugie
Chang Fai Shiwe
Citi
Liin Nui
Matelarin
Gaye
Bank of Edurreasen
Bank of France
Prines
Uel
LaNpos
Lancashire
Strait of Kara
Wardec
Cathy
Getth AH
Lima
Iar Frias
Wiagatla
Cleveland
Cape Cod
Cape c. Canal
Obe
Chamber of Comacree
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