Coming Election Forecast Predicts Tight Race With Key States
The Toledo Blade notes a tight contest with 157 electoral votes for Hayes and 138 for Tilden, hinging on New York and other doubtful states. It argues Greenback influence helped Indiana, and criticizes misreporting on Colorado wheat and Greeley. Obituary remarks praise Jobo F. Cleveland as warmly trusted, with a humane manner.
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Todiana
Illinois
Colorado
Iowa
Nevila
Kansas
Maine
Obie
Massachuetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Vermont
Nebraska
Wisconsin
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Connecticut
Indiana
Tilden
Democratic
Memory of Mr. Cleveland Tempered by Magnetism
A passage praises Mr. Cleveland for his even temper and steady spirit. It notes his equanimity in illness and irritation, and how his calm demeanor compelled others to be good natured and cheerful without being boisterous or intrusive.
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Cole
California
Cal
Graconnetturt
Wave
Mr. Cleveland
Colorado
Tribune
Union
Nebraska
Minnesota
Max Clark
New York Tribune
Canvass notes and early election fraud fears loom
The official canvass is due on the 28th though counties have reported. The Times editorial warns of fraudulent voting, estimating about 130000 voters in the city from 150000 potential registrations and noting 117000 already enrolled after two days. The piece also reports on Republican gains in Maine Vermont Colorado Ohio Indiana and Park County building retention and other local notes.
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New York
the Times
Maine
Vermont
Colorado
United States
Ohio
Indiana
Park Commissioners
Quartz lodes around Deadwood and a winter campaign plan
Deadwood lies near 141 quartz lodes with ongoing development within five miles. A government train of 160 wagons arrived at Custer on October 5, supplying provisions and clothing. Two thousand soldiers camp three miles from Custer. Generals Sherilon and Crook reportedly plan a winter campaign against the Tiedrans. Editor receives a chunk of argentiferous ore from Robert Floorman, described as the richest seen in the Hills, with brownish grertzite and born silver. assays note four pennyweights of pure silver in a shaved shard.
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Deadwood
Custer
Sherilon
Crook
Deedweed Pioneer
Robert Floorman
Peace Offer Surrender Condition Sought From Sitting Bull Camp
Telegram from Fort Peck Montana to Indian Affairs reports Sitting Bull’s hostile camp crossed the Yellowstone en route to the agency and seeks peace. Instructions from General Sherman require Sitting Bull to surrender to be treated as a prisoner of war with rationing paused until surrender. Military cooperation limited to peacetime. The Colorado Springs Mountaineer notes a new dress draw this week.
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Indian Bureau
Fort Peck
Montana
Mitchell
Peenible
Aspen
Guillemot specimen and local notices from Golden and Evans
A Denver area report describes a rare Guillemot specimen with back-mounted legs acting as a propeller and notes its potential for long flight while remaining water dependent. Local mineral and mining updates follow, including an eight inch copper vein in the Ogallalla mine with a $800 to $1,000 per ton silver value, and daily production potential. Social items cover a Standlyhall Golden presentation for Mr. Loveland with silver tea set, diamonds, a clock, and a gold cane, plus various community notices from Evans and Golden newspapers.
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Denver
Enya
Boulder
J C. Hersey
Valmont
Vermont
J. J. Rhodes
Ogallalla
Standlyhall
Gollen
Loveland
A. DeFrance
Golden
Denver Tribune
Richardson to lecture in Denver before East trip
L P Richardson, veteran writer on the Tribone and Inter Ocean, praised by Springfield Republican for vivid Western sketches. He will speak in Denver before leaving for Colorado and the Black Hills, with descriptions of his travels and sharp observations. His first Colorado appearance is in Greeley tomorrow evening with a warm local welcome expected.
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Tribone
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New York Tribone
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Black Hills
Greeley
B&f Crary
M. EB
Platte
Sterling
Cliff
R. Bennett
Mr. Bennett
M. E
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Olin Austin
Sonora
Judge Reed
Charles Wright
Prinee
Cheorge Hanna
W.C. Dickerson
Appleton
Wis
Gloversville
A.G. McMaster
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G. W. Fisk
G . W. Pisk
E U H. Abbott
J. Mix Clark
H. B. Jackson
E L. Dunhem
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J. P. Fezer
New York Times
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Coal town mines boosting daily output in quality rise
Nichols and Jones coal town increases daily hoisting output with nine teen workers and three teams moving cars to Black Hawk. New shaft house rising for winter, nine men employed, seven foot coal vein improving in quality.
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Nichols
Jones
Black Hawk
Golden Transcript
Old Pioneer Route headline travel advisory
Important travel notice extols the Chicago and North Western Railway as the oldest shortest Omaha to Chicago route. Highlights include steel rails, central Chicago depot, advance arrivals, and recommended paths via Marshall Cedar Rapids Clinton for Northern Iowa and via Fulton for Northern Illinois or Wisconsin. Advertises Pullman sleepers, dining cars, and through sleepers to East Coast cities with agents in Omaha and Chicago.
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Ilinois
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W. H Srexverr
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Ed York
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W. L. MaLecoum
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