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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1831
Page
2
The escape from Mike and his tribe continues as Okonara, revealed as the Eagle, guides Jem Maria and the narrator. Okonara saves them, helps bury the dead Eagle, and urges return to white settlements. Mike dies in a final clash as Jem and companions flee toward safety and a fresh frontier.
Reports from Warsaw and surrounding towns narrate disunity among Polish factions Hampered by divisions Janowski Romano and Torno failed to halt Rudiger's forces forcing retreat toward Warsaw. Secret plots in Poland bring arrests while authorities promise trials for traitors amid Russian inactivity.
Notices were served on 312 Albany area citizens to act as recognitors or jurors in Martha Bradstreet’s 13 suits in Alicia village. Jurors from Albany and nearby counties face weeks away, paid $1.25 daily plus ten cents per mile, with travel to Utica for the next term. In addition, reports from Mississippi describe a Menominee attack on a Camp Fort Crawford site and a Virginia slave insurrection stir from Peters burg to Richmond prompting swift mobilization of militia and arms.
The case pits Martha Bradstreet against a Utica citizen in a grand assize over a large village claim. From a pool of 26 potential jurors, 16 are selected to hear the matter, with Bradstreet potentially becoming one of the nation’s wealthiest figures if she prevails.
The city remains calm as rumors spread of attacks on Southampton residents. Authorities warn no danger but vow vigilance with Richmond Light Infantry Blues patrolling until the area stabilizes. A Petersburg report notes a robbery and double murder about twenty miles away, cited by Mr Norris of Southampton.
A youth named Tra Julica snatched a melon from Zages grocery on Main near Sth. He was chased, dropped the melon, drew a pistol and shot Mr. Zagg through the eye. A second assailant fired at another pursuer but missed. Julica was secured with pistols, a dirk, and percussion caps found. Also reported is the recovery of four missing children found by Indians after weeks in the woods. the four youngest died near Lake Huron, the oldest girl watching over the bodies. Mothers, bereaved, are not expected to recover quickly. more detail expected soon.
A man named Bidwell found 90 to 100 pounds of old lead bullets buried near a large tree in a Carlton wheat field by Oak Orchard Creek. The bullets weigh about a pound each and show rough casting. Likely buried for safekeeping during the French or Indian War, some seventy or sixty years ago. Also notes Mohawk and Hudson Railroad’s Robert Fulton locomotive arriving from England and expected in service within days, with the De Witt Clinton returning from the foundry at West Point. two engines to run on the line with speeds not less than twenty miles per hour.
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