Real Estate Pool probe witness sues for damages
Haverr Killadunyx, a real estate pool agent who refused to testify before the House Real Estate Pool Investigating Committee and was kept in durance, now claims $150000 damages for injuries from imprisonment. Senator Logan testified before Whisky Frauds Committee denying ties to distillers and related frauds. James G Hunt named Supervising Architect of the Treasury. dispatch from Speaker Kerr reported his serious illness. Gen Homacey Porter testified denying Wilson's claims and any presidential implication in the Black Friday speculations.
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Haverr Killadunyx
Real Estate Pool
House Real Estate Pool Investigating Committee
Durcsh
Real’ Estate Pool
LoGan
Wison
James G. Hunt
Archiitect
Treaury
Various Political Conventions and Market Reports Across States
The New York State Democratic Convention is set for Saratoga on August 3. Edwin Fryz is GOP nominee for the unexpired Blaine Senate term in the Third Maine District. Connecticut Independents schedule a state convention in New Haven on September 12. Benz. F. Burien seeks a seat in Congress in Massachusetts Seventh District. Centennial Exposition admissions from May 10 to August 9 total 2.8 million. receipts exceed a million including licenses. A Providence girl fatally burns after kerosene ignition. Centennial Commission to admit all on last two Saturdays monthly with twenty five cent notes. Beecher counsel reply in malicious prosecution suit against Moulton. fall trial planned. Molly Maguire leaders convicted of assault with intent to kill. Closing produce quotes listed for Chicago Spring Wheat, Milwaukee No.9, Western Mixed, Corn, Pork, Lard, Flour, and Wheat varieties. Cattle and hog prices reported from Liberty and Philadelphia markets. sheep and general prices noted.
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New York
Philadelphia
Tjicenses
John Bailey
Provdence
R. I
Centennial Commission
H. W. Beecher
William Thomas
Chicago
Milwaukee
Enat Liberty
Pardoned officer pays fine after whisky fraud conviction
West and South column notes Alderman ex-GavozR DulixKtox of Chicago, tried for whisky frauds, convicted and fined 1000 dollars and six months' imprisonment, pardoned on condition of payment. Maj Reno's report on Custer disaster says mass murder due to Custer misreading Indians retreat. Stuck Youxoxr, linked to Otterville train robbery, released on habeas writ.
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Aldenman
Gavozr DuLixKtox
Chicago
Maj. Reno
Custer
Sxuck
Youxoxr
Missouri
Otterville
Cicero Chronicle shows varied 19th century events
Distant dispatches report Indian movements near Crook's command and a Sioux battle. Missouri and Arkansas party conventions nominate governors and elect electors. Chicago tragedy involving Superintendent Hanford and Mrs Sullivan follows a school board dispute. foreign affairs note Greek and Balkan tensions. market prices for crops and livestock appear with regional notes.
Baltachar Falls as Serviane Attack Fortifications
A fragment from a Foreign Intelligence item notes the fall of Baltachar and that the Serviane were throwing up fortifications in retreat, indicating a critical setback amid ongoing military operations.
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London Standard
Baltachar
Congress Debates Hamberg Affair and River and Harbor Bills
Senate and House action covers Hamburg affair debate, River and Harbor Appropriation bill, Indian and Territorial measures, school funding amendments, and conference reports. Legislators consider constitutional amendments on sectarian schools, budgets for claims, and federal expenditures through Dec 1 1876.
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Wall
Navy Department
Robeson
Tilton, Whelwright, & Co
Jealah Harcom
Bureau of Construction and Repairs
Wilton, Wheelwright &Co
Senate
Sheridan
Conference Committee
Spencer
Republican State Executive Committee
Alabama
House
Pacific Mall
Kansas
Court of Claims
Army Register
Lynch
Lamar
President's Message Urges Army Increase for Indian Country
President Grant transmits to Congress the Sheridan and Sherman correspondence urging contingency troops for the Indian country. He favors increasing cavalry by 2,500 or, failing that, authorizing five regiments of volunteers for up to six months, to be used only as needs arise. Sheridan reports shortages around Red Cloud, Spotted Tail, and Standing Rock and requests 100 mounted men per company to bolster Crook and Terry.
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Wannington
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Hth
Sheridan
Sherman
Secretary of War
U. S
Grant
Executive Mansion
Caroago
W. T. Sherman
Washington
Kred Cloud
Spotted Tall
Standing Rock
House
Crook
Terry
Manitoba
Texas
Crookre
Brenidan
Gen. Sherman
Gr Rtel
Illinois Farmer Wonders Why Youth Work So Hard in Baseball
An elderly Illinois farmer, witness to his first baseball game, muses on how young men labor under the sun on a field while he has plenty of tasks in the harvest field. He contrasts the toil of farming with the effort of playing a game, marveling at shared stamina.
Large corn drop eyed for Southern Illinois harvest
Reports indicate the season will yield the largest corn drop ever gathered in Southern Illinois, while wheat crop damage is not as severe as early estimates. Morgan County Republicans nominate Circuit Clerk Caldwell Sheriff Mather Commissioner Grass State Staters Attorney Russell Coroner Braun. tax committee plans building for machinery and free power at the State Fair.
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Anna
Uwen
Illnois
Morgan County
Jus. W. Caldwell
Curus Mather
Wash Grass
Robert D. Russell
Philip Braun
Greenback Party
Chicago
Gen. Carey
Peter Cooper
Beveridge
Queensland
Australia
al. Noi
C.r. Frevo
Wall. Willamuth
M. C. Johnson
McLeansboro
Sandoval
Marion County
Ohio-&- Missssippi
James Dunn
Patrick Kelly
N. Cas. Black
Congress
Fourteenth
Springfield
Pat Murphy
Toledo, Wabash & Western Railroad
Tug State Board of Equalization
Suh
Alexander
Cook
Pope
Adams Eae Ee
Boone
Tan
Teri Brown
Bata Bureau
Calhoun
Carroll
Case T
Cass ‘ Sas
Champaign
Christian
Clark
Clay
Shen Be Nee
Clinton
Cotes
Seeseene
LD Crawford
Cumberland Na
DeKalb
Cesee
DeWitt
Penne
Douglass
Edgar
Edwards
Fayette
ATES
Franklin
Fulton
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Trbubhz
Gallatin
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Greene
Cssceveee
Grundy
C.ecucess
Hamilton
Hancock
Hardin
Oss
Nenderson
Sos
Bts
Henry
Access
Jackson
Jasper
Dermey
Jo Daviess
Johnson
Ee Enne
Salle Eotas
Lawrence
Livingston
Hogan
Macon
Maroupin
Mcllenry
McLean
Menard
Mercer
S.eaee
Monroe
Mongomery
Morpan
Monltrie
Biic
Es Caee
Peoria
Perry Reales
Ccaceesons
Potnam
Randolgh
Richland
Stephenson
Tazewell
Asm
Washington
Wayne
Tess Wilmington
Winnebago
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Geo. Burt, Sr
Menxr WitteRson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Kentucky
Parsons
Fort Fetterman
Tologné River
Kerry
Missourt
Ciel Miller
Chadwell
James Brothers
Brancis Hanford
North Division High School
Alexander Sullivan
Board of Public Works
Hanford
Common Council Committee On
Sullivan
Common Council
Mrs. 8
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Jefferson City
George A. Finkelnberg
St. Louis
C. C. Allen
Eugene F. Weigel
Cal
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G R. Smith
A. W. Mullins
Cincinnati
Michigan
Detroit
W. L. Webber
East Saginaw
Julius Housman
Grand Rapids
George H House
J. G. Parkhurst
F. M. Holloway
Land Office
C. W. Green
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Fort County
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Montgomery
Houston
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8. C
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Aiken
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Helena
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Earl of
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Co-operative Credit Bank, of
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Mr. Johnson
Prin¢z Mizan
United States
Southern Claims Commission
Judiciary Committee
Minenueippi
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Hamburg
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Eaton
Pémbina
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Mesara Eaton
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Wallace
Post Office Committee
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