Political notes from Peoria to Louisville and beyond
Republican meeting in Peoria presided by Cot. Bos with Gov. Oglesby on Sept 15. Ex Senator Doonrrree opposes gift-taking as a civil service reformer. Gen Jas L Bavenrnes to address Quincy citizens on Sept 7. Democratic moves seen with talk of Louisville Convention. Greeleyism questioned. Adams and Stephens cited. Canowait claims NC governorship by 1800 to 2500 votes. Baushnell mass meeting praised. Beveridge and Pickett featured. West Point educated Confederate papers seller criticized.
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Riots and Martial Presence in Belfast
Loxpos reports Belfast rioting between Catholic and Protestant mobs with many injuries and arrests. Police fire on rioters as troops arrive with fixed bayonets to separate factions. barracks and houses damaged. no deaths reported though high excitement continues. Transport and constabulary bolster the city as clashes persist into Sunday.
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barbarous revolution in Peru details from Callao
New York reports from July 28 give grim details of a five day street battle in Callao during Peru’s upheaval. President Balta was killed in prison. The Gutierrez brothers were slain and their bodies displayed, desecrated, and burned after being hung from a lamp-post and hauled to the cathedral tower by pulleys.
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President Grant Declines Chattanooga Visit Letter
Washington Aug 18 President Grant replies to Chattanooga Mayor Bryant declining an official visit. He praises the compliment free of party bias and hopes harmony and prosperity prevail nationwide. Also notes Signal Service outlook with winds shifting from southwesterly to southerly in the Ohio Valley and partly cloudy conditions. British claims against America discussed by the mixed commission, with awards under 3 percent of claimed amounts in disposed cases and many more ready for September Newport session.
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Bryant
Chattanooga
Grant
Wasarsetox
Ohio Valley
Mixed Commission
America
Newport
Shooting Match and Wheat Trade Rumor Headline
News briefs report a wheat shipment rumor from Buffalo to Chicago. The Kennicott Club prize silverware was won by H. M. Sherman of Indiana. W. Taylor represented the Pioneer Club of Edgerton Wisconsin. They shot 72 of 80 birds. A $500-a-side championship match between Bogardus and Kleinman is set for September 12 in Chicago.
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Edgerton
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Arrests in bond theft case and fight plans loom
Spencer Pettus and Dr A Parke are under arrest for involvement in negotiating $100000 of St Paul and Milwaukee bonds stolen from a Minneapolis bank. Backers of Mace and O Baldwin plan a Monday meeting to decide the fighting site with limited witnesses.
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Spencer Pettus
A. Parke
St. Paul. & Milwaukee
Minneapolis, Minn
Ettus
Mace-O'Baldwin
Mace and O’baldwin
Barnard Convicted by Jury on Corruption Charge
New York August 18 report from Troy states Judge Barnard found guilty of violating his oath of office and of corruption in his office on thirty-one of the articles. Only seven articles await voting Monday.
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New York
Indian Difficulties Reach San Pete County Field
Three U S troop companies head to the San Pete field amid Indian outrages with cavalry arriving from Linden and orders to keep roads open. Gen Morrow departs tonight and Gen Ordon Monday for the scene while telegraph operator D Pige is wounded. Brigham Young and officers tour northern Mormon counties amid demonstrations. Gov McCook and Sen McDonald depart Denver to negotiate with Ute for extinguishing the Colorado reservation title.
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Morrow
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Neighen
Brigham Young Anda Oo
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Col
E. M. McCook
Hon
Inc. McDonald
St. Louis
Colorado
Los Pinos Agency
Goat Island Terminiis Compromise Reported
The Sub Committee compromises the Central Railroad terminus issue by abandoning Goat Island as a project. Janin, sent by the First Diamond Company, returns without finding the alleged field and declines to speak. Diamond stock remains dull as a ten man expedition departs under a new company. Several new diamond ventures are forming.
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North Carolina Election Reports Delayed Result
Washington dispatch says NC election results will be officially announced after the Speaker opens returns before both legislative branches on the third Monday in November. Fifteen counties remain undecided or partial. most counted counties show a Republican majority around 1900 to 2500.
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Washington
North Carolina
Charles L Pierce Elected President Amid Speakers
Charles L Pierce was chosen as president with Charles H Larkin, a prominent Democrat, among the speakers at the event.
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Charles L.pierce
Charles H. Larkin
Railroad Wreck Injures Fireman and Crew Near Stroudsburg
A Delaware and Lackawanna train wreck near Stroudsburg injured a fireman, brakeman, and baggageman, with all passengers escaping unharmed. The day’s fires also report heavy losses in Boston, New York, and Massachusetts including granite block damage on Pearl Street and mill and foundry fires with substantial insured totals.
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Brown’s Race
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Poplar Street
Fourth
Daring Robbery At Brooklyn Office By Highwaymen
Two armed highwaymen entered the Bless & Un office on Join Street Brooklyn while employees were paid They seized bills and escaped to a waiting boat at the dock then rowed to New York with a small boat a dramatic payroll robbery report notes the assailants used revolvers and fled the scene.
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