Cheatham Nominated for Congressman at Large in Tennessee
Rebel Gen. Cheatham won nomination for Congressman at Large in Tennessee yesterday. A letter from Senator Wilson at Jacksonville promises a state visit in October. North Carolina reports Caldwell’s big majority, and Cobb predicts Grant’s large November win. Toren Plantamont’s comet failed to come to time, a remarkable Tennessee sight yesterday. Andy Johnson declined a state at large congressional nomination.
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Tennessee
Wilson
Jacksonville
Lave Sdvices
North Carolina
Gov. Caldwell
Cobb
Grant
Toren Plantamont
Andy Johnson
Congress
Those Arbitrators at Geneva Described in Detail
The Geneva arbitrators are depicted with vivid traits. Lara Tenterden is a traditional Englishman with a heavy beard and gout. Mr Ewart has a spare form and a cold penetrating face. Count Scropis is large and commanding. Mr Cushing, aged seventy, moves about like a boy. Adams stands near Count Scapis in presence. Broadwell Palmer is an attractive gentleman. Cockburn is described as inferior and repulsive with a hard red face. Baron d Itajuba is a small old man with an umbrella and honesty. M Stiempfi is a rugged brown faced farmer type. Mr Waite is robust and pleasant, exuding good nature.
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Count Sclopis
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Mr. Waite
The Belfast Riots Leave City in Turmoil
Belfast Aug 21 reports show worsening disorder despite five thousand troops in the streets. Schools have been burned or destroyed and some churches barely saved. Citizens consider forming vigilance committees after alleged official mismanagement and growing public dissatisfaction.
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Belfast
Weather forecast and fiscal notices from Washington
The Signal Service predicts northerly to westerly winds and clearing weather reaching Lake Michigan, northern Illinois and Missouri by morning and lower Michigan by evening. A Treasury warrant for 525,225 dollars for Kentucky war claims was transmitted to the Kentucky governor. The Treasury will commence interest payments on 10 40 bonds due September 1 without rebate on August 36.
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Progress in Japan seen at State Association meeting
At the State Association of Pennsylvania meeting in Philadelphia Mori, the Japanese Minister, urged accelerated education progress in Japan and was named an honorary member. His address in English was well received and the session adjourned with praise for ties between the two nations.
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Lynching at Olney ends in courthouse yard killing
Aug 21 Olney Ills report says Jefferson White who killed Henry Houltz on Saturday was lynched by about two hundred citizens Monday night. The sheriff refused surrender, six men aided him, but the crowd broke in with a log and White was hanged in the courthouse yard. The body was removed at daylight Tuesday ACSTONDED. New Yor Aug 21 George Kingsland a Hudson County National Bank book keeper fled to Europe after a 2000000 defalcation. Traveling horror follows in Missouri Kansas line as Osborne confesses murders of five near Holton. Aug 21 Osbourne implicated Williams and others in a loader escape. Aug 21 Republican State Conventions gather in New York Connecticut Iowa Georgia Missouri Nashville and other states with nominations and platform pledges.
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Inquest Probes Deaths of Two Men in Kansas Travel
The coroner held an inquest into the deaths of two men named Dickson and the brother of Mrs. Ohms. They traveled from Minnesota to Southern Kansas and were likely bound for Nebraska. The last memorandum by the young man was near Holton, and both bodies were buried at Clearmont following the inquest.
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Levee Contract Awarded to Skelsy Fuller and Pierce
The Sny Levee Commissioners awarded the levee construction contract to Skelsy Fuller & Pierce at nineteen cents per cubic yard. The estimated total cost of the project is five hundred thousand dollars.
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Fire destroys Magnolia House hotel at Brookfield
Special to the Quincy Whig reports a blaze at Magnolia House in Brookfield Missouri half past four this morning. Despite quick citizen response the hotel burned to ruins within two hours. Estimated loss six thousand dollars, insured. furniture mostly saved. Cause of fire unknown.
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Brookfield
Scientific Association meeting in Disroce attendance exceeds 150
About one hundred and fifty members attend the Association for the Advancement of Science gathering in Disroce. Prof J Lawrence Smith of Louisville is declared permanent President. A public reception is held with Senator Wilson delivering a welcome and Prof Asa Troy replying.
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J. Lawrence Smith
Louisville
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