Startling Rumors of the Situa tion in Afghanistan General Roberts Perilous Position
Telegraphic dispatch details rumors of a perilous position for General Roberts in Afghanistan with the disaster of 1848 feared. The report notes no change in Maine affairs and cites a Fort Scott court meeting among other items. Weather across the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys is described with barometric changes and cold winds. A Boston dispatch reports sparse attendance in the House and a tense state government situation in Augusta with arms discovered in the State library and political maneuvering between Fusionists and Republicans. Additional notes cover arming at the State House, removal orders, and a Milwaukee fire destroying property valued at 18,000.
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Boston
Augusta
Gen. Chamberlain
House
Senate
Locke
State Library
Nash
P. Gould
Aveusta
General Chamberlain
Bangor
State House
John Marshall Brown
T. W
Gardiner
Kanduskeag Bridge
Struch
New York
London
India
Mohammed Jan
Shere Ali
Gbhuanai
Musa Khan
Ameer
Dae
Turkistan
Ghaznai
Nhot
Roberts
Abdul Kaiun
Khahistan
Afghanistan
U S Courts Convene in Fort Scott Kansas
The United States Circuit and District Courts for the District of Kansas meet in Fort Scott with many lawyers and witnesses expected. A banquet for court officers and visitors will be held at Gulf House on Thursday. A shooting incident in Harriman leaves Dr Hawley and Charles Webster injured. Helen Ward, arrested for shooting her mother, is discharged as accidental. Brownsville reports a defeat of Trevino by revolutionists and notes local governorship disturbances with Trevino allied to Gonzales. Trevino plans San Louis Potosi HQ around the 15th.
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U.S. Circuit
Fort Scott
Kas
United States Circuit
District of Kansas
Congress
D. C. Haskell
Gulf House
Rostoy
Helen J. Ward
Galvestoy
Brownsville
General Trevino
Zaltillo
General Treas
Rio Grande
General Gonzales
San Louis
Potosi
Father Vefouri
Diocese of
Kansas
Kuhls
Wyandyke
Father Ponziliana
Osage Mission
Father Defouni
V.G
Leavenworth Press
Neosho County
Ponzilione
St. Joseph Herald
Spalding Cane
State of Kansas
Fred. M. Spaldiow
Leavenworth
Ablc
Leavenworth Times
Radu Lhis
Lawrence
Lambertson
Massachusetts St
Haligities and International Crises Shift Focus in Press
A torrent of brief items covers Halifax relief efforts, Irish aid totaling 3000 dollars, and royal concerns over Bismarck’s illness. Other notes report embezzlement allegations at a Philadelphia insurance firm, a fatal shooting in Davenport over a dispute, a New York hatchet murder, a teen suicide, and political visits. Also noted are grain blockades in Chicago, a Parry death, Irish Land League funds for relief, a jubilee ceremony in Kansas, and Kellogg Spofford hearing with no new facts.
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Halifax
N. 5
Irish Relief Committee
San Brabeiste
Dublin
Prince Bismarck
Geo. C. Lessen
German Life Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Lefaulter
Martin Paquette
Jas
Barnes
New Madrid
John C. Keiser
John W. Palmer
Davenport
Iowa
Henry Hoag
New York City
Messrs
Parnell and Dillon
Cooper
New York
Chicago
John Humphrey Parry
England
Kansas Women urged to back temperance and vote
A Kansas oration urges women to act on the Prohibition Amendment. The appeal asks mothers wives sisters to mobilize influence, cast votes or proxy ballots, and awaken to duty for the temperance cause amid a time of political contest and public need.
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Kansas
Israel
Temperance
Batle
Cnd
Wall
Foreign. The Attitude of the Powers
Reports from Nord and London discuss the Austria Serbia dispute over rail concessions and Russia's stance. Germany and Austria consider defense if Russia concentration on Poland occurs. London notes rumors of Indian upheaval. Mohammed Jan's rising forces threaten Ghaznai while Roberts may delay an advance. Cork unrest and Irish politics cited. Kansas Pacific Railway announces interim passenger and freight handling at L. & G. depot.
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Boussits
Jan
The
Nord
Austria
Sergia
Russia
Berlin
Servia
Vienna
Perth
Herlin
Germany
Benus
Lis
St. Pétersburg
Poland
The Markets Report From New York January 10
Markets show money market rates at 6 1 2 percent per annum and discounts on commercial paper. Sterling steady at $4 61. Government bonds with 1881 coupons. Chicago produce market reports mixed receipts and prices for dairy and livestock. Hogs and cattle trading steady to active. prices noted for bulls cattle and feeders.
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Brew York
New Yous
New Ta
Mixed market report with livestock and grain notes
A Kansas City telegram lists steady Wheat and Corn markets with No. 2 mixed oats bids, and Beans and Barley described as nominal. It records cattle, sheep, and eggs receipts and shipments, including stocker prices and dairy notes, plus an advertisement for Hop Bitters and a student seeking a two hour daily practice space.
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Kansas
San
Ingslire
Kansas City
Atten Boel
Amun
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Maine
U. S. Circuit and District Courts
ANCE
Walmyeton
D.C
Mississippi
Missouri
Milwaukee
Telessed
Kellogg-Spofford
Woarhingtes
Soten
Board of Indian Commissioners
Huyt
United States
St. Louis
A. M. Day
John J. Phillips
McClurg
Moonas
Beizlam
Afebantetan
Ireland
McCarthy
Mallow
Cork
Killarney
Galway
Chanry
Paris
Kansas Pacific Railway
C. C. Hort
Scuicago
Untcase
Bae
KRYE
Easler
Bakley
Xiadco
Kansas City Stock Market
Bard Times
Chronicle
P.O
Tennessee Street
White
Lede
Fara
LE Mccoy
Prua't
Capital
Tar National Bangor Lawson United States Depository
Busxore
Steinbergs Clothing House
Steinberg
Boss Clothier
Steinberg’ S Clothing House
Massachusetts Street
Sam, G. McConnell
Lawrence, Hansa
J. Herz
A. S.stiefelé&Bro
le End
Anhedser
Sam Us Ikins
Massachusetts
Henry Streets
Crystal Pataca
Tee John M. Mitchell
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