Defalcation dispute over Ohio state finances surfaces
Ohio treasurer crisis unfolds as Francis Gibson faces audit findings of a deficit alleged to total hundreds of thousands. Returns show funds unaccounted from Canal Bank of Cleveland, City Bank of Cincinnati, and other channels. Governor Davenport and Attorney General demanded disclosure. Gibson resigns amid confirming details and imminent public report.
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Fraud Comments On Minnesota Election Fraud Claims
In a crowded St Paul charter election the vote count spurred claims of fraud with boosters warning of manipulated tallies. The Leader and other papers comment on the need for reliable evidence before conclusions, while broader debates on national policy and Utah polygamy draw factions into the political storm.
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Important Civil Case Upholds Knox County Railroad Bond Claim
The Circuit Court ruling by Judge McLean upholds Knox County’s subscription to the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad and the related bonds and coupons, rejecting objections that the pre Constitution 1851 act or the later charter invalidated the obligation. The decision emphasizes the validity of the subscription and the bonds, and supports maintaining payments to holders.
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Oddities and Lodging Tales from Michigan 1835 36
A fragment from a 19th century issue recounts emigration to Michigan in 1835 36 with humorous vignettes. It notes crowded lodgings in Ann Arbor hotels an eccentric minister named Hosea Brown and a stream of short comic anecdotes and puns.
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