Harvey Chosen as United Senator by Kansas Legislature
The Kansas Legislature elected ex-Gov. Harvey United Senator to fill the unexpired term of Caldw ell. The editor denounces partisan attacks on the county fair as politics intruding on civic matters and urges Democrats to participate in the agricultural society without fear of editorial rebuke.
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Gazette criticizes Sentinel over Revised Ordinances printing costs
The article rebuts the claim that the Sentinel's bill for publishing the Revised Ordinances amounts to thirty five hundred dollars, arguing the Lewrinel contract sets specific per page and binding costs. It accuses the Gazette of ignorance and reckless pricing while defending proper accounting and questioning misrepresentations.
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Questions for the Gazette on its alleged misdeeds and misrepresentation
A wartime style salvo catalogs interrogatories aimed at the Gazette accusing it of slander, misprints, and unethical acts. The list demands answers about printing resolutions, large city expenditures, counterfeit tickets, false accusations, and_biases against individuals, committees, and institutions.
Washington District corruption inquiry urged by Jupee Wilson
Jupee Willson presented a District of Columbia memorial urging a joint committee investigation into District affairs. The plea cites unpaid teachers and police, a twenty million debt, alleged corruption led by district officials, and potential congressional property interests tied to the Market House Ring.
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Civil unrest reported in Lincoln county and Navajo-Mormon tensions
A San ta Fe dispatch cites the New Mexican reporting Sheriff Mills and Clerk Patton arriving to seek the governor about Lincoln county troubles. Five more people killed. a man and wife shot in bed. Ft Defiance notes war between Navajos and Mormons near the northwest boundary. Utes seek alliance with Navajos against miners and settlers near Dolores and San Juan mines. chief Manelito favors hostilities while most Navajos abstain.
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Ex-Governor Harvey Wins Kansas Senate Seat
Democrats of Topeka declare the election of ex Govenor Harvey as United States Senator a Republican writ and deny opposition credit. He was Ingalls' second choice and his election is hailed as Kansas's first square honest choice. Harvey will depart for Washington in a day or two.
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Woolen mill fire in Millsville claims lives
In Millsville Massachusetts a woolen mill fire killed one worker and injured two others with another reportedly burned to death. The blaze occurred early this morning and authorities reported serious burns to several workers while firefighting efforts continued.
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Reports from new homes of French Communists cause disgust
A Sydney letter notes ongoing discontent among French Communist families. About 700 wives arrived from Bagest and mostly rejoined husbands, while a few prisoners were sent to Brest’s Society of Felons. The Isle of Pines is guarded by a gunboat as distrust grows. The Dido resumes voyage to China and carries the sole survivor of the bark Plato’s crew, rescued after natives killed the rest.
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Greenwich Election Underway With Riots Reported
London dispatches describe election day disruptions in Greenwich with fights and window smashing. Liberal candidate Gladstone is expected to be returned, while Samuel Morley and Daniel Hodges win Bristol for the Liberals. Conservatives lead the new Parliament so far by sixteen seats with rioting noted in several areas. Robert Lowe wins London University seat unopposed.
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Archbishop Ledochowski Arrest Reported in PosEN
A dispatch from Posen says Archbishop Ledochowski was arrested today by order of the German government and sent to Frankfurt. The action reflects ongoing tensions between church leadership and German authorities over policy and control.
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Russia Withholds Goods for 1876 Philadelphia Centennial
A London dispatch reports Russia will not send goods to the Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia in 1876, deeming the event a private affair and refusing participation.
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Philadelphia
Congressional actions and debates in Washington
The record notes petitions from Atlanta’s colored citizens disputing Senator A H Stephens on civil rights, and a Grand Army of the Republic resolution on bounty equalization. It details bills on arming the army, payments, postal contracts, legal tender, and a bank relocation in Washington with House passage, plus a sugar beet seed tariff proposal.
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California Editor Targeted in Double Attempted Assassination
San Francisco report says Sun editor B F Napthaley was bail released after being shot at by Augustus DeYoung of the Chronicle on California Street. DeYoung was disarmed and jailed. Napthaley later faced Michael DeYoung in prison, who attempted to shoot him but was blocked by guards. All parties held on new charges.
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St Paul Railroad approves consolidated mortgage plan
The Directors of the St. Paul Railroad Company approved a new consolidated mortgage of 55.88 million dollars. Seventy-seven million reserved to cover maturing issues and to fund steel for iron rails and related building needs as the company requires.
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Pennsylvania Strike Delays Chestnut Street Theatre Performance
The Chestnut Street Theatre stock company went on strike over unpaid salaries, causing a scheduled performance to be halted. In Haraissvare, Lewis Rosentine and John Moody were sentenced to hang for the murder of farmer Belor.
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Wizard of the Billiard Table in Newcastle
Spirit of the Times reports Adrian Izar the celebrated French billiard player gave a science oriented entertainment in Newcastle Town Hall. He demonstrated thumb forefinger spin and caroms from any board area. He scored 150 in a 150 point game against G H Banks and then won a 4500 up match by about 150 with a 137 high break.
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New Year Weather and Market Notes From New York
New York stock market reports mixed with money loaned at 5 percent and gold at 1114. Governments and state bonds shown steady. stocks dull. Cotton strong with 9,000 barrels traded. wheat firmer with 184,000 bushel receipts. corn firmer with 36,000 bushels. pork heavy at 16.25. Oils and petroleum prices noted alongside farm seed and miscellaneous prices.
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Cincinnati Market Report Cluttered By Telegraph Notes
Cincinnati markets show flour unchanged and wheat firmer with 45 to 49 cents. Corn steady around 68 to 61 cents. oats 45 to 49 cents. whisky active at 9 cents. cotton dull with 9 to 9.5 cents. Bulk meats, beef, and ribs show varied prices. Chicago notes suggest flour steady and wheat higher before closing.
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