Broad overseas notices from Madrid to Bavaria
A Madrid dispatch reports Corregaray and other leaders imprisoned while Bavarian ultramontanes force ministry resignation. Berlin states Polish nobles are impoverished by fixed price farming under Russian tenantry. Canada’s Arthur Davis sentenced to death for murder by malpractice. London notes guns shipped to China, a bank failure near half a million, Dalmatian military defeat by Turks, and a record eight mile per hour pedestrian. Berlin cites Prince Frederick to attend Philadelphia Centennial with German squad. Floods devastate Lancashire Warwickshire and Don valley. Darlington gas works submerged. 1000+ out of work in Rotherham. Calas shaft work to begin for English Channel tunnel. Bavarian Diet adjourned. Iquique wrecked by fire.
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Arthur Davis
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London Morning Post
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Warwickshire
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Yorkshire
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Peru
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Centennial interest and postal service changes announced
Information from Washington notes Russia to be represented at the American Centennial next year. Postmaster General orders rearrangement of fast mail service linking New York, St. Louis, and the Southwest to route through Pennsylvania Railroad. Reports cover currency counterfeits, Indian Department reforms, fiscal receipts, and a fire disaster in Canon City.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Lake Shore
Onleage Journal
National Bank of Chicago
Paxton
Apedial Commission
Marsh
Red Cloud Agency
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Canon City
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Calla Buckingham
Order of the Sovereigns of Industry
Springfield
Mase
Genty
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Hayes leads in unofficial Ohio returns and party gains
Unofficial Ohio returns show Hayes with a 4 258 vote lead over Allen and a Republican edge in House and Senate seats. The Texas Constitutional Convention adopts a four year governor term with no more than one term in eight years. A Washington dispatch reports a peaceful Mississippi election and no partisan removals. California voters elect Prof Carr as Superintendent. most San Francisco judges re-elected. Wood County contests Lincoln town votes affecting a Congress seat. Trin leaved ore taking their leavings.
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Mississippi
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Prof.Carr
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Illinois News: Odd Fellows officers and postal changes noted
The Illinois meeting of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows selects officers for the year at Peoria and Jacksonville as a new Grand Lodge site. The two week postal changes list new postmasters in multiple towns and districts across the state.
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Billies
Great “Mercantile College
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J.f.’Drish
A. 8. Barry
S. L. Crippen
William ‘Edwards
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H. J. Freeman
P. Cooper
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Grand Lodge
Ilinois
Biggs
Mason County
Buchanan
Moscow
Union County
Samuel J. Hood
Wallace
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Charles Hase
Howardaville
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A. M. Durkie
Kingston Mines
Joseph W. Hurst
Monroe Center
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Chas W. Fisher
Monroe City
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Alex. Stramer
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Dwight B. Warner
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Murder in East Feliciana linked to White League action
A letter from Clifton La describes the murder of John Gair and his sister-in-law by an armed White League group in East Feliciana. The account claims Gair, a prominent Republican, was killed to deter Republican leaders as Democrats push for the 1876 presidential candidate. The report cites New Orleans papers and notes officials have been forced out and Clinton faces armed upheaval.
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Clifton
John
Gair
Feliciaga Las
Republi
New Orleans
Sinders?s
East Felicitana
Sanders
Conrispont
Dent
Clinton
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Democratic Straw Stirs Southern Pay for Slave Property Debate
The piece notes prominent Democrats favor paying slaveholders for enslaved people following the rebellion, arguing for compensation as a policy if the party gains control. It highlights Capt. Carm Patteson’s Buckingham County address urging recording slave data and anticipates Democratic gains driving such payoffs, contrasting Republican honesty with potential slave-property compensation. It also covers post-election sentiment in Ohio, Iowa, Nebraska and New York concerns over corruption investigations and canal management records.
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Fastica
Carm Patteson
United States
Cant Patteson
Republic Magazine
Pandora Returns From Arctic Cruise With Franklin Dispatches
London by special to the Herald reports the Pandora’s Arctic voyage to obtain dispatches from the British expedition. The ship battled ice floes and fog from Lancaster Sound to Behring Straits, tracing Franklin’s grounds and finding Beechy Island graves and Mary. They reached Carey Island to deliver Capt Nares’s dispatches to the British Admiralty.
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Cr. Herald
Arctic
Crossea
Meville‘Bays
Nares
Carey Island
Lancaster Sound
Barron Straits
Beechy Island
Mary
Ross
Sir John Franklin
Pandora
Peel
Franklin
Behring
Rouvette Island
Barrow
Nuares
England
Religious and Educational Developments Across Regions
Presbyterian churches on the Pacific coast rise from 105 to 115 and ministers from 116 to 125. Methodist South reports 800 conversions from Maryland camp meetings. Dong Gong, a Chinaman, ordained as Baptist minister in Oregon with Chinese attendees. Mrs. E. H. Tubman donates a $70,000 church edifice to Augusta’s Campbellite Society. Baptist communicants total 32,942 in Nova Scotia New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. Boston North Baptist Association covers 36 churches 28 ministers and 10,867 communicants with $133,235 given to church and benevolence. Pennsylvania Bible Society reports 71,786 volumes circulated valued at $29,808. 27,741 Bibles and 87,798 Testaments issued. Egypt’s Khedive backs girls education with European instructors. 100,000 of 50,000 boys in school reforms noted. Michigan bishopric report lists parishes 88 churches, 1,440 families, 4,820 adults and children baptized 877, 231 communicants and $96,425.85 in contributions.
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Methodist Church South
Maryland
Dong Gong
Oregon
Council of Ministers
E. H. Tubman
Camphbellite Society
Augusta
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Boston North Baptist Association
Pennsylvania Bible Society
Khedive of
Egypt
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Archbishop Whately
Khedive
Ie Botree
Thenichigan
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