Stray or stolen pony listed with rewards and notices
Strayed or stolen pony noted with branding J. T. on the left shoulder. A liberal reward offered for recovery. The item sits among boarding notices, university gossip, and local reports. Mentions include White's boarding house on Tennessee Street, Leonard and Harris at Gunnison City, and various local residents visiting or returning from trips.
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Doh
J. T
Tennessee Stree
White
Buiarding
South
Runners and stable notes for upcoming trotting races
Home trotters are in strong training for next week’s races. The list highlights Dan Scully, Eline Pilot, Toothpick, Kate Harris, Moina, Musette, Dalton, Johnnie, and other entries with details on speed, age, and potential in 2:35 and 3:00 races. The article also notes prep, track conditions, and crowd atmosphere for the event.
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Jus
Donnelly
Dan Scully
Eline Pilot
Messrs
John
James Donnelly
Ethan Allen
I. Chie Thurston
H. Ho Ludington
Kate Harris
Cum
Toothpick
Thay
Clit
Moina
E. A. Smith
Norwood Stock Farm
Musette
Dalton
Tiv
Mer Steel Mr
Geo. Wilkes
N. van Hosen
Johnnie
Mr. Dun
Jaington
Nener
Watt McConnell
Akers
Uial
Hull
Liberal Movement forms committees at Bismarck Grove
A Liberal gathering in Kauwaka township notes Clarke leading in numbers. At Bismarck Grove a committee in charge appoints Finance with members Clarke Ladington Palin Baltridge Marksansic Hardcastle Andrewa and Miss Zella Neill. Meeting adjourned to next Wednesday at John Hutchings law office at two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal Movement
Bismarck Grove
Clarke
R. W. Ladington
A. Palin
Geo. Baltridge
A. Marksansic
A. Hardcastle
Dr. Andrewa
Zella Neill
John Hutchings
Drought Rifles Win at Ottawa Drill Competition
The competitive drill at Ottawa in early July was postponed to a future date. The Drought Rifles of Wyandotte won the silver cup after the referee at Fort Leavenworth reviewed each company’s score. Capt. E S W Drought is hailed as an efficient state commander. Also noted are local ads for Schlitz beer at Donnelly’s and various patent medicines including Uncle Sam’s Nerve and Bone Liniment and Dr Jaque’s Worm Cakes.
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Drought Rifles
Ottawa
Fort Leavenworth
Wyandotte
W. Drought
Uncle Sam
Jaque
Temperance camp stranger swindles Lawrence horse team
A stranger at the Temperance encampment registered at the Lawrence House then sought a rig from several livery stables. He secured a team from Lemuel King and disappeared, aiming for Olathe but likely headed for Kansas City. Police fear King is minus a horse and buggy as of last night.
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Stulen
Kapsas City
Lawrence House
Olathe
Lemuel King
Kansas City
Mr. King
Weather forecast for upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys
Washington May telegraph dispatch notes light rain and cloudy periods for the region. Warmer southerly winds shift to the center as barometer rises.
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Washington
Rny
Mississippi
Missouri
Grant boom in canal scheme tied to Nicaragua talks
A Washington dispatch argues that Grant’s friends push for a canal company presidency to end the Grant boom. Consul Mosby in Hong Kong denies Grant seeks the canal job, noting his focus remains national presidency and that reports of his European trip for the enterprise are unfounded.
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St. Louis
Washington
General Grant
Nicaragua Canal Enterprise
Mosby
Hong Kong
China
Grant
Aimee
Mosebey
Earapr
Inter- Oceanic Ship Canal Company
New York
Europe
Greenback convention freshens lineup at Utica
The New York Greenback convention reassembled with Commodore William Voorhees named permanent chairman amid praise for his anti national bank stance. A storm over Beach and Schell nominations sparked resignations and threats to bolt as Harris Lewis and John M. Wieling were nominated for governor and lieutenant governor respectively.
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Utiva
Greenback
Committee On Permanent Organization
Commodore William Voorhees
Geo. Williams
Oswego
Voorhees
Uossello
Tammany
Graham
Williams
Ttering
Corning
Aen C. Beach
Richard Schell
Newy
Schell
Harris Lewis
John M. Wieling
PK. McCann
South Africa turmoil delays Cetyo capture
London reports Aug 29 that despite Gene Wolseley s hopeful tone the Swazis refuse to cooperate. King Cetywaye s brother chak Oham refuses to return to his district as a Zulu army lurks nearby. Cavalry reconnaissance north of Ulundi recovers two cannon lost at landula.
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London
Cape Town
Gene Wolseley
Cetyo
Oham
Cetywaye
Ulundi
Landula
Yellow Fever Outbreak Deepens in New Orleans Area
Yellow fever reports rise with seven deaths since last evening in New Orleans as Gren Hood family fights illness. Mrs Hood dies of yellow fever and authorities fear spread to the household. Memphis notes fever on the increase with twenty two cases and three deaths among white and colored residents.
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New Orleans
Gren. Hood
Hemis
London Markets Report Fortunes and Transatlantic Trade
London business on the stock exchange steadies amid improved sight and exchange, with telegrams from America noting transshipments to the U S. An unauthenticated North America war end claim circulates. Government plans to raise India council bills by £50,000 next week weighs on silver. The Financier notes bullion declines prompt talk of raising gold coin prices, though it may not curb gold exports.
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London
St Exchange
Wnd
America
Engeland
North America
India
Telegraphic Briefities and Diverse 1870 Happenings
Items from the era note General Hood near death, a pedestrian in New York, Spain throne claims denial, Mollie McCarthy, a Portuguese consul stabbing, a fatal Irkutsk fire, Austrian ambassadors’ return, executions in Fort Smith, spirits production stats, Count Andrassy delaying retirement, cattle bought by Robert Bonner, August Flower dyspepsia remedy, Lawrence shoe offers, and the Marsh Ague Cure promoted. Numerous short notices mix disasters, politics, racing, medicine, and commerce.
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von Carlos
Thhrone
Spain
The Markets and Money Rates in New York
New York money market closes at five and one half percent. Prime mercantile paper quoted at five and a half percent. Sterling rates: sixty days 4.803, sight 4.83. Bond and commodity figures show mixed movement in corn, oats, and provisions with steady whiskey at 1.07.
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New York
Louis Stock Market Report with Mixed Cattle Prices
Dr. Laws notes cattle conditions August 29 with moderate demand and weak prices. Texans scarce but fair demand. good and defective cattle mostly shipping steers around 400. Receipts and shipments described as light and dull with Yorkers and entrants fair, around 2000.
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Dr. Laws
Chicago Produce Market Prices Ahead of Seasonal Shifts
The Chicago market shows active but firm wheat trends with No 1 spring and winter flour steady. Corn faces fair demand with wide cash and futures interest for May and June deliveries, while oats and rye display tighter activity and cash quotes.
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Nacano
Aurodemmund
Cattle and hog market summaries show weak cattle demand
Cattle scarce with choice steers weak to fair. western cattle opened weak and closed weak. Texans sold yesterday at 2400 2600. Receipts and shipments about 3500. Hogs steady to moderately active with choice heavy kets steady around 5.40. Sheep market 400 to 520 with receipts around 500. Overall market shows softness in cattle amid steady hogs and variable sheep.
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S. Fasego
Iblanitis
Lexport
Kansas City Produce Market Report
Kansas City market notes wheat receipts 14353 bushels shipments 10465 in store 168065. corn receipts 1273 shipments 424 in store 41240. oats No 2 bid 225c. rye No 2 41c. barley nominal. Butter steady Kansas 14 16c. eggs weak 1c per dozen candled.
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Kansas City
Aus
Kansas
Cattle and Sheep Market Updates From Kansas City and New York
Kansas City market shows more activity with native shipping steers priced around 2.25 to 3.40 and winter Texan cattle around 2.40 to 2.50 while Colorado breeds and mixed steers range up to 2.80. Sheep trading remains fairly active with native Waloons around 3.12 to 4.50 and Coradus near 5. Receipts and shipments are listed. New York produce reports flour at 4.50 to 5.05, wheat mixed with No 2 and No 1 winter prices noted, oats and barley noted as dull. Printing notice for pamphlets offered by Journal Steam Job Printing Rooms.
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Kansas City
Colorado
Texas
Wallons
Tren Postn
F. G. Taylor
Clark Street
Chicago
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Lawrener
Landis
Ny Oles Sound
Boston
Lee Ale
Scholes
Crem Salina
GE. Panick
Independence
Kas
C. Churchill
Churchill
Wwans
Delaware
Ghie
Lawrence
Fori G. Haskell
Seamans
Wesleyan University
Samuel Usher
Pacific Coast
Tacoma
Washington Territory
Portland
San Francisco
Kanife
Kalloch
Kaleloch
United States
W.L. Lazenby
Prat
Parnell University
Lazenby
Lawrence Tro
Kansas City Times
Newton
Reed and Werner
Golden Gate
Rood
Bismarck
Liv Paper
Kimball
Mr. Rimstall
Olathe Deaf and Dum Asylum
A. A. Cooper
Onawa
Nations
Hendley
Markley & Rmy
Mr. Cooper
Connecticut Street
John Walroff
Clarke Sul
Wm. Barker
Kauwaka Township
Barker
Schlitz
Milwaukee
Donnelly's
Fed Presa
Vanelal Ghaunt
Plano
Greenbac
Noiny Proceedings
John A. Shannon
Julian Wince
George Wright
South Africa
Etywayo
Wolseley
England
Gen. Hood
Lower Brown
Henry Stewart
Henry Filcott
Fort Smith
Ark
Indian Territory
Internal Revenue Dureau
Mount Andrassy
Vienna
Andrassy
Cettinji
Plava
Aral Tabia
Robert Bonner
Farners
Barts
Hum
Massachusett Street
Loris
Chicago Produce Market
Chicago Stock Market
Kansas City Stock Market
West
Sam. G. McConnell
R. Phillip Gormanly
Henry
Michigan Street
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence, Kansas
Tite Swain
SP. Louis Union
Iron Mountain Railroad
HL Scudder
Lident& Wm
W. A. Ramsey
Sec
Treas
Vermont Street
Ee Aill & Mendenhall
Hehe Tevert
E Suneay
Pres’ Jae New V
A. Hadley Ase
L Cash
The
National Boxx
Lawrenck United States Depository
Canadas
Akdrew Tosh & CO
Chester
Pat Bernd
de. Corkston
Wesington
B. W. Woodward & Co
George Lely & Bro
Nal
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