Interesting Political Entelli gence from Varicus Sec tions of the Country
Weary Texans preparing for a fillibustering excursion into Mexico. The French style of Duc recommended to hot headed Southerners. The monotony of his water diet telling on Dr Tanner. The unhappy fate of man. Adventurous newspaper man. Endisations Wasmectox August 5. For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys: clear weather, followed by increasing cloudiness and possibly stationary or higher temperature, generally lower barometer, southerly winds.
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Tanner
Mississippi
Missouri
Soldiers Reunion to be Held August 16 to 12
The national soldiers reunion occurs in the city August 16 11 and 12 with President Hayes General Sherman and Garfied Logan expected to attend. The Soldiers Association plans to pitch 1500 government tents for the event.
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Hayes
General Sherman
Garfeld, Logan
Soldiers’ Association
Dr Tanner's Declining Strength Amid Starvation Ordeal
New York August fifth reports Dr Tanner's condition deteriorating with extreme irritability and repeated nausea as his attendants strive to ease his discomfort. A marriage proposal arrives. elsewhere fires in Indianapolis East St Louis and Benton Minnesota cause substantial property losses, totaling around 100000 dollars, with insurance in place.
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Tanner
Gunn
Hamilton
N. Y
Carrie E. Huntington
St. Louis
Indianapolis 4 St. Louis Railroad
East St. Louis
Cairo
Tadisagpous & St Louis
Indianapolis
Minnesota
St. Pam
Benton
Minn
Baldwin Bros
Garfield greeted by supporters in New York
In New York the Fifth Avenue Hotel corridors were crowded with Republicans as Gen Garfield received visitors and floral tributes. He said he felt well after travel and exchanged pleasantries with Fremont and other leaders. A later reception at the Central Carriage Club featured a Fremont greeting.
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New York
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Gen. Garfield
Garfield
Central Carraign Club
Ditthoeffer
John C. Fremont
Gen. Fremont
Invading Mexico stir in Texas militia growth
Reports from St. Louis dated August 5 describe the formation of the Grand Army of Occupation in Texas aiming at invading Maxine under Gen Dalrymple. About 300 Austin men enroll locally, Col. Armstrong commands the First Texas Cavalry, and Gen. T A Jones leads militia plans across Texas New Mexico and California with staff appointed. Officials warn government intervention may be needed to avert serious trouble as recruiting continues.
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St. Louis
Texas
Grand Army of Occupation
Maxine
Dalrymple
Austin
New Mex 19
California
Murders and Lynching in Kentucky Report
Special reports from Kentucky describe the fatal shooting of Perry Jefferson at May's Lick on August 34 by two Black men and their subsequent lynching. The same dispatch notes an organized band of Regulators in Fleming county ordering Charles Marshall, a late Senate candidate, to leave the county within twenty days, as well as another man given the same order. both are noted as wealthy citizens.
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Lisingnrath Antio
Are, Ky
Perry Jefferson
May's Lick
Fleming County
Charles Marshall
Purchase of Silver by Treasury for Mints
The Treasury Department bought 238000 ounces of fine silver for delivery at the San Francisco New Orleans and Philadelphia mints. The President appointed H J Crouch of Pennsylvania as Consul at St Helena and G W Roonsevelt of Pennsylvania as Consul at Matanzas. Mrs Margaret Dimond sued National Capital Life Insurance Company of New Haven in Equity Court for 4000 dollars claiming her husband’s policy. counsel filed for a receiver and to enjoin dispersion of company funds.
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Wasuinatoy
Treasury Department
San Francisco
New Orleans
Philadelphia
H. J. Crouch
Pennsylvania
St Helena
G- W. Roonsevelt
Matanzas
Liburance
Margaret Dimond
Cuit
National Capitol Life Insurance Company of
New Haven
New York
Coungel
Strike cripples Chicago shoemakers as unrest swells
Brief items report five hundred Chicago shoemakers on strike. Hungary suffers severe floods. Immigrant Hassellman heads to the United States amid debts. A St. Joseph rally shifts focus to immigration and river improvement, not politics. Reese Owens, a pork-packer in Pirsuciic, defaulted on liabilities of 160000 with uncertain assets.
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Chicago
Ayoob Khan
Cendabar
Hungary
Herr Hassellman
United States
Missouri River
St. Joseph
Abdurahman Khan
Ayoob
Pirsuciic
Reese Owens
Injured Engineer Birnville and Brother Die After Accident
A Post-Dispatch special from Moberly Missouri reports engineer Birnville and his brother, injured in a railroad accident near Moberly yesterday, died last night. Local officials confirm details of the incident and deaths.
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St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Moberly
Birnville
Medical student to attempt thirty day feat at Fort Wartz
George Amets, a medical student from Fort Wartz, will begin a thirty day attempt this coming Saturday. The town awaits to see if he can complete the challenging feat as rumored.
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Fort Wartz
George Amets
Congress Nominations Swing Across Several Districts
The piece reports varied party nominations for Congress across multiple states. Readjusters nominate John Paul in Virginia Seventh. West Virginia Democrats renominate John Kinna. Republicans in Second West Virginia nominate J T Hoke. Ohio Tenth District backs Morgan Shafer. Third Ohio nominates Gen J Durbin Ward. Hamilton county Republicans renominate Butterworth and Young. Georgia Democrats rally with Colquitt Lester Garrell for Governor amid a potential deadlock.
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Congress
John Paul
Virginia
Readjusters
West Virginia
John Kinna
J.T. Hoke
Ohio
Sandusky
Morgan Shafer
Corcinxati
J. Durbin Ward
Hamilton County
Benj. Butterworth
Thomas L. Young
Dernott
Sixth
O. L. Spaulding
St. John
Treasury Department
Spaulding
Detroit
Gborgia Democrats
Times-Star
Atlanta
Golgaiss Ardemat
Gartill
Lester
Colquitt
Hardeman
Garrell
Warner
Kew
New York
T. A. Potts
New Jersey
Mempits
Maxcata
Prathy
Enshaw
John Howell
Republican Conference
Jewell
Republican National Committee
John A. Logar
John Cesena
Pennsylvania State Committee
Sherman
Garfield
Arthur
Exciting an Eventful Life and Sudden Death in Laramie
A.C. Angelo, likely Standrey C. Angelo, correspondent of the Liverpool Courier, was found dead beside the Union Parish track in Laramie City. He had been run over by a car and shot himself through the heart after visiting Yellowstone Park with Secretary Scholz’s party.
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Cutyenne
Laramie City
A.c.angelo
Union
Cara
Standrey C. Angelo
Liverpool Courier
Prince Napoleon
Zuzuland
Angelo
West
Cheyenne
Yellowstone Park
Scholz
Markets in New York and Government Bonds Mixed
The market notes from New York show money rates at 2 to 3 percent annually and prime mercantile paper at about 4 percent. Sterling and government bonds are discussed with references to 60 day and sighted bills, Pacific and New York issues, and a general sense of unsettled activity.
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New York
B. G
Sterris New
Cou Pacific New
C. P. Bon
PY Lst
Kansas City Produce Market Update August 5
Kansas City market report shows wheat receipts 14 048 bushels with shipments 1 4317. corn receipts 7 31 bashels in store 104 73. rye nominal and barley nominal. Prices mixed with No 2 yellow corn 25 40 and No 2 white 17 64 cents. oats 2 146 bit. eggs steady at per dozen.
Cannab City Stock Market Report Highlights Mixed Cattle and Sheep
Receipts at Cannab City show cattle near 962 pounds and 1 420 on average with feeders around 2. California bids noted. market weak to lower on steers and heifers and sheep steadier. Sheep/ lamb prices around 3.00 per head with lighter weights selling near that level.
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Texas
Louie Produce Price Report From St Louis Aug 5
Market notes show steady to firm bids across commodities in St Louis with futures and cash prices. Wheat opened higher and closed lower, corn weaker, oats with steady to firm demand, rye and barley quiet, whiskey steady near $1.00, butter eggs and dairy firm, dry salt meats bacon and lard bid with July and September movement.
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St. Lous
Uise
Mgabke
Napier Chocalier
Paqbazic
Chicago Produce Market Update From Aug 5
Catcann reports quiet conditions for flour with varying bids across types and regions. Wheat shows fair demand, corn steady, oats firm, rye steady, barley dull, flax seed soft, pork weak, lard softening, bulk meats mixed, and whiskey steady with prices listed for cash and futures avenues.
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Minnesota
Chicago stock market summary from August era
Market notes show cattle and sheep trades with receipts and shipments. sheeprate steady, western cattle firm. prices listed include common cattle around 4.53 to 4.65 and sheep near 3.70 to 4.15, with note of dull calf activity and overall steady to firm tone.
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Bette
Lair
Train routes and schedules advertised with Portland outfit offer
An old crude notice lists eastbound trains from Lawrence and Wichita with references to Kansas City and lawrence depots and through freights. It also advertises a costly at home job by Taom & Co of Portland Maine offering $72 a week and $12 daily through a bare outfit.
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Puung
Lawrence Wn
K.C
Erprow
Wichita Way
Kansas City
Lawrence
Soma
Akeiver
Taom & Co
Portland
Maine
Li Lecewiy
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