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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1880

Page

2

Nihilists Hanged and War News From Europe

News briefs report two Nihilists hanged in St Petersburg and arms movements involving Ireland and the United States. Bright Chamberlain oppose coercion in Ireland while Parnell warns of a costly Boycott guard. Battles, disasters, and political shifts across Europe and America are noted, including canal financing, land league support, and notable deaths.

St. Petersburg Italy Ireland United States Switzerland Johin Bright Birmingham Cluseret la Commune Paris Grevy Panama Canal Company New York Bright Chamberlain London Times Parnell Boycott Catholica of Belfast Urumiah New Pallos Mons Belgium Alexander Irish National Land League Edwin ‘Booth London Richelieu Naples Mount Vesuvius Liverpool Bostom Baltimore Alexander Cockburn J.stice Queen’s Bench Charles Yorke Land League

Political shifts and official vote tallies across states

The report lists official results from multiple states on Senate and presidential electors, noting Garfield leads Hancock in several areas. It includes counts from Louisiana, Minnesota, Rhode Island, California, Connecticut, Kentucky, New York City and state, Wisconsin, Massachusetts, Oregon, Mississippi, Nebraska, Michigan, Indiana, and details on territorial delegates for the Forty-seventh Congress, with various majorities and planks.

John C. Calhoun Candalaria Nev St. Louis Jamison Plumas County Cal James D. Williams Indiana Indianapolis Gray Porter Payne Oklahoma Lord, Stoutenburg & Co Wabash Avenue Chicago Kansas Adrian Mich Gov. Williams Wheatland Big Old Farm Joseph E. ‘Brown Colquitt Georgia Gordon United States Senate Louisiana Hancock Garfield Minnesota Rhode Island Weaver Dow California Hattcock Terry Henry Edgerton Connecticut Kentucky New York City Waa Wisconsin Greenback Phelps Massachusetts Oregon New York Pennsylvania Ohio Ilinois Goin Llinois Buckeye Michigan Anti-Secret Society Manson Montgomery County Hayes John Sherman Senate Territorial Congress Arizona Granville H. Dowry Dakota Benjamin F. Pettigrew Idaho George Ainslie Montana Martin Maginnis New Mexico Maine New Jersey Vermont New Hampshire Delaware Rhode Is Middle States Maryland New England Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Iilinois Florida Alabama Mississippi Aereeane Colorado Missouri

Miscellaneous Gleanings from National News

A compilation notes the Coffinmakers' Association convention in Indianapolis and a meeting of U S letter-carriers seeking higher pay. It reports aid appeals for Stellarton calamity widows, diphtheria outbreaks, New York demographics, Gould's Missouri Kansas Texas railroad plan, ship losses, forged notes, Columbus monument appeal, Garfield birthday observance, real estate boom, Esso talli Hiptala's entourage in New York, railroad magnate alliances, Indian population, Northern Pacific bonds, Yellowstone rail progress, and early immigrant and Apache activities.

Coffinmakers’ National Association Indianapolis United States Canada Stellarton Union Petersburg Racine Wis New York City Jay Gould Missouri, Kansas and Texas City Mexico Baltimore Abraham Lincoln New York Stephen C. Bradwell Havana San Domingo Christopher Columbus Garfield Thomas wrSeld Cleveland Boston Chicago St. Louis Essofaly Hiptala Bombay Boston Transcript Vanderbilt John M. ‘Forbes Burlington and Guiney Mr. Coolidge Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe New York Central Lake Shore Atlantic

Four Die in Pittston Railway Accident

Domestic intelligence reports a wreck near Pittston Pennsylvania in which four men were killed and several others seriously injured. The incident details remain sparse but the casualty toll is confirmed and authorities investigate the cause.

Booth Newport Ark Wilmington Del Paris Corsicana Tex North Carolina Arkansas Ford Texarkana Dr. Caldwell Pittston

Political Candidates Named in Regional Party Roster

Tranquiling Luna and George O. Cannon represent Utah Republicans while Thomas H. Brantz joins Wyoming Republicans and M. 5. Tost aligns with the Democrat ticket.

Tranquiling Luna Utah Geore O. Cannon Washington Thomas H. Brantz Wyoming M. 5. Tost

Washington Notes on Treasury Figures and Rail Policy

Treasury estimates show gold holdings at 4 454 012 030 and silver at 158 271 827 on November 1. Secretary Schurz backs Northern Pacific land grants, Gen Miles named Signal Service chief, and laws on Pullman liability are noted. Revenue, expenditures, and bank data are summarized with early winter conditions and other federal updates.

Treasury Department United States Sherman’ d Schurz Northern Pacific Railway Miles Signal Service Twenty-second Massachusetts Babe” Bedford Edward Queenan Washington Hirth Ramsey War Department Eads Mississippi Leavenworth

Secretary of War Report Reviews Expenditures and Fortifications

Secretary Ram Bey details annual department operations and a 1880 fiscal review. Highlights include expenditures of 39,924,773. appropriations 41,993,630. 1882 estimates 43,627,055 with targeted reductions in civil and military establishments and public works. Notes Mississippi River Commission needs 5,113,000 for improvements and praises South Pass maintenance while urging stronger river defenses and militia organization. Criticizes fortifications as inadequate and warns of wartime fleet threats, urging prompt action and legal authority on prison earnings. References Whittaker case and West Point incident.

Ram- Bey Congress Mississippi River Commission House of Representatives South Pass Mississippi River Mississippi Valley Adjutant General Leavenworth Military Prison United States New York Boston Portland Baltimore New Orleans San Francisco Whittaker West Point Academy

Portage Squirrel Misidentifies Human Child

A hunter in Portage New York fired at a red squirrel on a chestnut tree and found the target to be a boy wearing red stockings. The incident sparked questions about misperception and public curiosity amid satirical musings on taste and behavior.

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Indians Progress and Labor Seekers in 1880 Bureau Report

The 1880 annual report details steady advancement of many tribes toward civilization with notable gains among the Oga and Brule Sioux. It notes Indian labor and farming growth, agency-scale schooling, and planned new boarding schools for San Carlos Apaches, Western Shoshones, and broader reservations, plus Ponca prosperity in Indian Territory and resistance to relocation efforts.

Indian Bureau Dakota Pacific Coast Yakima Agency Department Plra United States Alaska New Mexico Montana Arizona Washington Territory New York State Peeple Five Civilized Tribes Indian Territory Pieterates Os Bureau Congress San Carlos

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Foreign News Elmira Fred Palmer Harrisburg Don Cameron Wiliam H. Bradley Justice Bradley United States Supreme Court Sherman Kenward ‘Philp New York Grand Jury Reading Road Salvini Lotus Club Grant Whitelaw Reid Victora Pennsylvania Railroad Alexander Hamilton Treasury Central Park Ponca Neb Milwaukee Dallas and Wichita Hickory ‘Creek Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company Thurly Daniel Burt Shis pWhite Corwin Call Logan Call Mary Gilbert Jackson Michigan Central Road St. Peter Asylum Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce Alexander Mitchell Napa Chicago Public Produce Exchange Scattering Nebraska Northern Pacific Wright Yellowstone Horn Germany England Sweden Vitoria Domestic Intelligence Washington Notes Commissioner of Pensions Joseph EE. Roy Pennsylvania Ailroad Company Secretary OF War John Smiths Graphic THE
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