Reinstated Gord Kellogg and State Government Issues
The report notes Gord Kellogg’s reinstatement and ongoing state government concerns. Also covered are regional matters in the Black Hills area, and developments around a cotton mill fire with reported loss of life. Additional items include a second statement by Theodore Tilton and other interesting news from quarters.
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Vast Emigration and Military Draft Notes Across Europe
Dispatches report 24,000 destitute in Angola needing winter support. Denmark protests over Schleswig-Holstein expulsion of subjects. Russia mentions exempting some from military duty. Polish and Italian news touch on open polar reports and regional skirmishes. multiple U.S. updates cover political arrests, strikes, and court actions.
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Tilton Beecher affair detailed in 1870s letters and events
The lengthy Tribune piece summarizes Theodore Tilton’s defense of Mrs Tilton against Mr Beecher with excerpts from letters and diaries. It covers confessions, Anthony and Hooker correspondence, rebuttals of Beecher’s claims, and church records. It also notes Tilton’s accusations and Beecher’s statements, plus related testimonies and actions.
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Louisiana Crisis as Kellogg Seeks Army Support
On the 18th Gen Emory sent a communication to Governor Kellogg stating insurgents in arms had surrendered and offering military aid to reestablish the state government. Kellogg acknowledged and asked Emory to restore peace and city order tonight due to police disorganization. An executive order directed state officers to reclaim duties and the Metropolitan Police to organize and maintain the city’s peace. Dispatches report an attack on Bayou Sara repulsed with troops deployed per orders.
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Interesting Statistics on Labor and Industry Proportions
A Cincinnati Trade List contributor presents ratios for major sectors. Food shows capital 198874.86 wages 25780662 engearth 482462947 products 600365501 iron and iron manufactures capital 108305115 wages 73027976 material 103208218 products 322138098 textile fabrics employ more capital and workers than other industries while iron yields the highest earnings. clothing employs the most workers and pays the largest wages. A Cambridge anecdote notes a scholar passing exams after a single correct answer Saul later called Paul.
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