New Departure Objection and Far-Reaching News
The Freeport Journal notes the New Orleans Times objects to the term new departure and suggests a new deal would sound better. Vallandigham returns to politics, the smallpox crisis worsens in New York and neighboring areas, a Warren Illinois arrest for horse stealing, a Peru revolution attempt with ironclads, a U S steamer surrender, and Chief Justice Chase’s improving health with a planned return to the bench in fall.
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The
New Orleans Times
Ul:landigham
Anglo American treaty to be sent to Parliament
A London telegram received at Alforld's Washington special states that with Her Majesty's ratification the Anglo American treaty will be sent into Parliament on Tuesday. Disraeli, after a conference with Sir Stafford Northcote, plans to let the treaty be received without pushing criticisms to a serious debate, a view regarded in London as trustworthy and decisive for the treaty's reception in Britain.
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Alforld
Washington
London
Disraeli
Stafford Northcote
Great Britain
Post Office Official Sent to Insane Asylum Over Large Deficit
Ky A McCartney Washington superintendent and disbursing officer in bad health has been sent to an insane asylum amid a public deficit of 30000 to 40000 dollars. Postmaster General Creswell learned of the matter Friday and began inquiries. McCartney admitted the loss, caused by mixing public and private business and by speculation in water power and a marble quarry above Sturpe's ferry. His bond covers the deficit and the government is not expected to incur a loss.
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A. McCartney
Post Office Department
Washington
Creswell
McCartney
Sturpe
Carr Emerges as Possible Congressman at Large Candidate
In Rock Island last week Col. Carr editor of the Galesburg Republican was seen as a potential Congressman at Large candidate. Republicans in the region would prefer Governor Qelesby for a unanimous nomination but might accept Carr if needed. Peoria’s failure to secure the State Capitol fuels a possible compromise on the Congressman at Large seat.
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Rock Island
Clark Ke, Carr
Galesburg
Republican
Qelesby
Esidier
Col
Carr
Sherman
Fort Sint
New York Herald
Texas
Union League Club of
New Oleans
Warmouth
Sam
W. ‘I’. Snerman
Maj. Anderson
Fort Suthtar
Sumter
Illinois
Wallace
Scotland
Debatable Grounds in Presidential Campaigns
The Chicago Times critiques three failed campaigns on the “negro question” and urges Democrats to stop adopting Republican principles. It argues Democrats should quit trying to steal Republican thunder by embracing Republican platforms and invites loyal members to join the Republicans after proving their faith.
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The
Chicago Times
Bourbouisu
State Legislature Approves House Appropriation Bill
The legislature passed the state house appropriation bill by a wide margin and settled the capital location dispute in favor of Springfield. The piece notes Peoria’s costly bid and urges legislators to turn to needed statutes and adjourn.
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Tlinvis
Jtate
Springfield
Peoria
Terrifying Paris Civil War Scenes Reported by Mail
The Chicago Evening Journal describes Paris streets as a burning Pandemonium after government troops entered the city. Communists and Versaillists fueled bloodshed, fires, and destruction with millions in property lost and uncertain death tolls. A chaotic week surpasses even 1793 in horror.
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Chicago Evening Journal
Paris
Soldiers Reunion at Rock Island in 1860s
A detailed account of a Rock Island soldiers reunion. The party from Rock Falls, Freeport, and surrounding towns arrived by train to Rock Island where Zouaves and local citizens gave a warm welcome, meals, and quarters at Harper House. Gen. John A. Logan spoke to about ten thousand people, recounting Civil War history, emancipation, and national unity.
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Rock Falaids
Freeport Youages
R. T. Cooper
Treasuer
Rock Island
Harper House
Ww. R. Moulton
Cheney
Noble
Pinckham
Dixon
Cludenin
Payne
Morrison
McNulty
Bloomington
Henderson
Princeton
Col Fost
Lacon
Clark E. Carr
Galesburg
Thomas C., Osborn
Chicago
John A. Logan
United States
Carr
Galesburg Republican
Griggs
Rockford Register
Bent
Morrison , Sentinel
Terwilliger
Sterling Gazette
Barnes
Aurora Herald
Grove
Col
Marsha
Voss
Great Western Light
Sterling
Logan
Rock Falls Zouaves
Freeport Zouaves
Rock Island Light Artillery
Storms
Orphan’s
Biehl
Baltimore
Maryland
Soda
Putnam
Whiting
McDowell
Bull Run
Virginia
Buckner
Grant
Shiloh
Corinth
Lincoln
Vicksburg
Helena
Gettysburg
Lookout Mountain
Mission Ridge
John Brown
Sherman
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Senator Logan Speaks to Ten Thousand at Rock Island
Hon Joan A Logan United States Senator from the state delivered an able address before a large crowd at Rock Island. The report notes his patriotism endures and his eloquence brings past events to life, praising his place in American public life and predicting a bright future.
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Rock Island
Joan A. Logan
United States
Ile Iade
Ilingis
General Logan
Logan
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