Supreme Court Nominations from Democratic District Conventions
The Democratic State Central Committees held conventions on the 27th ult. Nominees for the Indiana Supreme Court include W. Kh. Ninlack of Vincennes in the 1st District, Groxon Y. Howrk of New Albany in the 2nd, Parkins of Indianapolis in the 3rd, and Worpsly as the incumbent in the 4th. The piece also notes a political digress about tax debates and S. Orth in the Governor’s office.
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Supreme Court
Judicial District
Democratic State Central Committees
W. Kh. Nin- Lack
Vincennes
Nipiack
Nipnuack
Groxon Y. Howrk
New Albany
Howx
Sothern
Indiana
Parkins
Indianapolis
Supreme Bench
Worpsly
Williams Described as Honest Reformer for Governor
The piece contrasts Republican doubts about Orth with Democratic endorsement of James D. Williams. It argues reform is needed and frames Williams as the trusted reformer likely to win the governorship.
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James BD. Williams
Knox County
Republicans Embrace Bushwhacking Mosby Amid Morrissey Backlash
Republicans praise Mosby as a bold ally while accusing Morrissey of harming the Democratic ticket by supporting Governor Tilden. The crossfire highlights factional tensions ahead of the election.
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Mosby
Morrissey
Tilden
Centennial Exposition Notes Preview Dog Show and Exhibits
Our Correspondent reports on preparations for the Centennial Dog Show with britain Ireland entries and prizes including silver cups from the Philadelphia Sportsman Club and Detroit Gun Club. The Michigan building opens. Mrs Maxwell the Rocky Mountain Huntress displays 300 animals and a Wyoming Colorado showcase entertains visitors. lodging options and new fast railroad service improve access to the exposition grounds.
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Puriapeteurs
Epitor
Register
England
Philadelphia
A. M. Richarda
New Orleans
United States
Great Britain
Ireland
Crystal Palace
London
Agricultural Department
Philadelphia Sportsman Club
Detroit
Michigan
Kansas
Colorado State
M Mountains
Colorado
Maxwell
Rocky Mountain
Smithsonian Institute
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
el Dorado
Mountain
Central City
Denver
Bagley
Exposition
Centennial Lodging and Boarding House
Sansom Street
Fellows
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sixteenth
Market Streets
Exposition Grounds
Exposition Gates
Spain’s plan to fine railways for disasters sparks reform
A June railway wreck near Tarrego killed twenty one and wounded fortynine. Spain debated a Cortes bill imposing fines of 15000 to families of the dead and 7000 to families of the disabled, plus daily care costs, to curb accidents. A separate health tip claims alum and sugar cure croup in minutes.
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Spain
Tarrego
Cortes
Brown sugar heals tainted meat odor when cooked
A brief note states that placing a handful of brown sugar on the hot oven bottom during cooking can relieve meat odor from taint. The tip emphasizes a simple remedy without detailing other steps or sources.
The Metropolis and Education in Postwar New York
From Our Own Correspondent discusses cost of living declines since 1873 and a shift to frugality. It compares 1776 education in Philadelphia and New York, notes advances in female schooling, highlights Mrs Benedict’s school, and previews theater openings and expositions with Peru and Inca mummies on display.
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Metropoliis
Philadelphia
New Yor
Register
New York
Tribune
New Yorker
Classical College
United Colonies
Wallack
Dollar
Fifth Avenue
Sothern
Lord Dundreary
Eharly
Boothgs
Jarrett & Palmer
America
Puiapenpala
Tilden as Democratic Standard Bearer Across Republican Press
The Rochester Union compiles endorsements from various Republican papers praising Samuel J. Tilden as an honest capable and worthy Democratic candidate for New York governor. The volume of praise from papers like the Commercial Advertiser Syracuse Journal Brooklyn Argus and New York Times reflects broad cross‑partisan admiration for his integrity and leadership. A contrasting note from Cairo Gazette criticizes reform rhetoric and questions Republican credibility amid a broader critique of the party’s four‑term rule and misdeeds while urging voters to reject further misgovernance.
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Tilaen
WV. Y. Ledger
Ind
Elas
The
Evening Post
Tilden
M. Y. Evening Post
Rochester Union
New York
J. Y. Commercial Advertiser
Syracuse Journal
Rep
Samuel J. Tilden
WV. Y. Journal of Commerce
V. Y. Detail
Lockport Journal
Brooklyn Union Rep
Utica Herald
Albany Journal
Brooklyn Argus
Lad
Sildon
WV. Y. Tribune
Buffalo Express
Y. Mypress
Lod
N. Y. Times
Poughkeepsie Hagle
Olce
WW. Y. Graphic
Tweed Gang of Thieves
Troy
Samuel J.tilden
Republican Party
Cairo Gazette
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Slater
New Harmony
Nati
Wielowee Peae
National Democratic Ticket
Thomas A. Hendricks
G. VY. Menzies
Posey
W. B. Wynum
Daviess
Jonas Goward
Clark
Edward P. Ferris
Ripley
Gen. M. 8
Given
Dearborn
Charles " Offut
Howard
Thomas Cottrell
Marion
I. D. Pruitt
Parke
T. J. Harrison
Boone
D. W. Voorhees
Vigo
John 8. Scobee
Decatur
Isaac P. Gray
Randolph County
Vinsr
WM. E. Midlack
Secoxn
George V. Howe
Tearmp
Samuel
Perkins
Fourth
Tames J. Worden
Vor
John Vnerd
Er.ienderson
Morgan County
Benjamin C.beaw
Marion County
Larence A. Buskirk
Gibson County
James A. Smart
Allen County
Gabriel Schmuck
Perry County
Augustus N. Martin
Wells County
Congress
Benone & Fuller
Warrick County
Hoten Brownlee
Posey County
Anyl Vanderburgh
S. Orth
Jimmy Williams
Orth
James D. Williams
Ravtis
Jean
Sherine
Eugene FF. Owen
Horace P. Owen
Alfred Dale Owen
William HL. Owen
Charles A. Parke
Cashier
C. J. Carpenter
A T Cashier
Mt. Vernon Banking Co
Mount Verion
Posey Circuit
Virgil P. Bozeman
Leninel Shook
Mount Vernon
Posc
Ouis Iniliana
Jon Crle
Jos
Weeler
R. Williams
Pialatiff
Ali
Good Company
Danbury News
Etonica
Popius
Cheas
Daley & Donovan
Jylidmes
Danbury
Conn
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