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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1833
Page
2
The article discusses fuel sufficiency concerns in New Jersey noting the limited number of furnaces, about a dozen, and contrasts local supply with demand. It also recounts a series of قص fragments including a pension fraud, stump machine ideas, and a crime report from 1832, reflecting varied Civic notes.
Reports from the Creek nation recount the death of Colonel Owen at his residence killed by a party of United States soldiers. Alabama officials press the governor to halt federal troop interference as disputes with white and Indian populations rise.
In MV Court a defendant ordered to post new security for appearance, with bail raised to $10,000, could not furnish the required amount and was committed. The case reflects the court enforcing heightened bail terms amid ongoing proceedings.
The Hon Joseph Vance, longtime Ohio congressman, has arrived in town and will likely stay a few weeks in Albany and New York. He is named a commissioner of the Mad River and Lake Erie Rail Road and, with Horatio G Phillips Esq the president and Judge Mills of Sandusky city, tasked to open stock subscription books in Albany New York and Buffalo. V P Van Antwerp, formerly of Albany and now civil engineer with U S government service, joins to advise capitalists and locals. Books are expected to open this month.
From Worcester, we report the September morning execution of Teller and Caesar. Chaplains led devotional exercises before the scaffold at 9:20. Caesar maintained innocence but accepted judgment, Teller voiced guilt but argued against capital punishment. Hymns and prayers accompanied the farewell, with both men expressing faith and affection for the chaplain. Both died after a struggle, leaving views of mercy and repentance in the final moments.
The Missouri St Louis Republic reports cholera has ceased in St Louis and bilious illnesses decline overall. No cases in the prior week, while St Genevieve records forty deaths attributed to the disease, marking a fatal inroad in the region.
Reports note cholera largely ended in Jacksonville Illinois with 41 deaths during its spread. In Morgan County Egypt sees 21 fatalities within two miles over three weeks before August 21. Charlestown Press claims no new cases in Charlestown Harper's Ferry Smithfield Shepherdstown in two weeks and notes unusual overall health since late July.
A Huron Reflector note reports the Intelligencer firing again, with the author unsure if the shot broke apart or missed entirely. He explains escaping harm, questions a quadruped convention, and laments false accusations while promising to confront the rival paper.
In an 1833 county meeting eastern district candidates were narrowed to Smith Starr of Clarkefield after Tainter and Roorback declined in his favor. West county backers agree to unite behind Starr. Andrew McMillan chairs the Clarkfield outcome with press publication urged. A separate New London Ruggles meeting backs Aldrich Carver for the October race. Milan’s N M Standart withdraws from Legislature candidacy. Clergy set to preach English service on Sept 29 at Bronson Roman Catholic Chapel.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad travel receipts for the last six months total more than 108,000, with various notes on transportation, revenue, and related items including August Boston revenue at 571,000 compared to 593,000 last year and foreign arrivals count at 126.
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