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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1831
Page
3
A Rhode Island riot spree ends with a lethal volley as armed citizens confront a mob in Olney's Lane. Five people killed and four wounded as authorities restore order amid continued unrest and threats of further violence.
Reflector reports from London and Liverpool through August to September describe Poland’s desperate cause, possible Russian victory after Skryszewski’s dismissal, cholera abating in St Petersburg, doubtful Vienna outbreak, and British reform debates. It notes Prince hereditary peerage abolition proposals and slow Reform Bill progress. Also lists Lady’s Book October issue praise and new papers like New York Weekly Record and London Argus printed in Madison County.
Governor Miler sets October election for Missouri's seat to replace Pettis amid six candidates. Georgia falls into dispute as court rules native dig rights to gold but Governor orders arrests. Town news covers pumpkins in Adams County Pennsylvania, a giant pumpkin weighing 544 pounds, and a 140 ounce per ton silver find in Lubec Maine. Other items note cabbage tied to poison cases and a boy dying after eating river candy. Theft in September costs Boston residents thousands. Endicott Pear Tree yields three bushels at Danvers.
Reports from Southampton county note many enslaved people affected by an insurrection. The West Point Cadets contributed 248 dollars for Polish relief. A Georgetown Kentucky letter reports the death of Rep. Lecompte. The Bank of the United States loaned Cincinnati 100000 dollars at 5 percent redeemable after 40 years. A rumor from Frankfort Kentucky claims slaves have risen in Louisiana near New Orleans. A marriage is recorded in Bronson township as Jonathan Ruxpur weds Marina Springstop.
In this township on the 6th inst Mrs Mary Comstock wife of Mr Philo Comstock died after a brief illness In New Haven on the 18th inst Mr Joshen Dantine died after six days illness described as the rich stomach condition
A fragmented catalog lists numerous state banks and branches from New York to Rhode Island and beyond. It names Albany Newark Trenton Morristown Utica Newburgh Philadelphia Pittsburgh and many others tied to regional districts and counties.
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