New York Election Notes and Political Tiders
Governor reports Edward Rownet notes seven counties in New York gave Greeley majorities. Stock law support was scarce. Danish Consul appeals for Danish storm victims. Maryland would flip if Legislature elected. O Conor Adams tally shows Straight-out Democracy strong. St Louis Democrat adopts compact format. Mazor's Hall Bloomington burned. Beveridge elected Lieutenant Governor. state at large seat affected. John Har lectures on Washington Life in Chicago praising Lincoln. Paris unrest after Thiers resignation. MacMahon pro tem. London dispatches vary.
Illinois and Missouri items in Morgan county news
Various local notes report lack of a hotel in Carrington Greene county and new courthouses at Jacksonville Virginia and Galva. Discussions include schools in Peoria and Morgan counties, a fatal cannon accident near Eithsburg, an arrest for alleged rape near Pottstown, wartime damages and a Norfolk law claim, and deaths of Prof. Leverett and old citizens. Missouri mentions hotels in Cameron and illness of Gen Shields at Carrolton. new paper in Tecumseh. park in Omaha. election results across counties in Brownsville Nemaha and related railroad executives.
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Carranton
Greene County
Stephenson County
Jacksonville
Court House
Virginia
Cass County
Morgan County
Peoria
Quincy
Lacon Home Journal
Peter Akers
R. C. Goodell
Springfield
Europe
Jacksonville Car Manufacturing Company
George Frick
Eithsburg
Martin Baseninger
Pottstown
Peoria County
Washington Leverett
Stiurtleff College
Upper Alton
Leverett
Cameron
James Shields
Carrolton
The
Messenger
Mexico
Robert C. Gilman
Randolph County
Huntsville
St.Louis Tooney Railroad Com- Pty
Capital Stock
Jefferson Ity
Ed. Potter
Lancaster
Judge L. Salisbury
St. Louis, Kansas City & Northern Railway
Chariton County
Schuyler County
Glenwood
Nebraska
Omaha
Tecumseh
Brownsville
Grant
Greeley
Nemshia County
Pion
H.C. Lett
Ft. Kearney
Paris President Thiers Resigns Rumor Sparks Doubt
New York dispatch reports Thiers resignation with Gen McMahon named acting president as National Assembly action pending. London and Madrid dispatches cast doubt on the report while police strike and unrest in London and Spain are noted. Crown Prince William of Prussia is said to be recovering from illness in Berlin.
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Tar
New York
M. Thiers
France
Marshal Mac-Mahon
Paris
London
Thiers
McMahon
National Assembly
Lexpox
Hyde Park
Spain
Maprem
Almanca
Albacete
Murcia
Greeley Ill health after wife’s death noted in Tribune
The Tribune reports Mr Greeley has been seriously ill since his wife’s death from nervous prostration after a month of unrest and little rest. Despite strain, his strong constitution may restore him to health. Also: Swine Breeders’ Convention adjourned meeting in Isparapous with about sixty delegates from multiple states. Dr H C Stevenson elected President, Geo W Rast Secretary. Items also note custody ruling for King’s children, no diseased fowl in city markets after inspection, and Julius E Julian bail set at two thousand for mailing obscene circulars.
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New York
the Tribune
Greeley
Isparapous
Newark
Ohio
Indiana
Fancher
King
O'Neil
Sergeant Thompson
Aids
Health Department
Stanley
Cuba
Bay
Geographics Societies
Julius E. Julian
Slavery in Cuba Remains as Rebels Endure
A Havana letter reports Cuban slaveholders spending $600,000 to secure from Minister Zorilla the pledge that as long as any insurgent remains, no reforms will be enacted. The dispatch notes persistent efforts to retain slavery amid ongoing unrest.
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New York
Havana
Cuba
Zorilla
National Baptist Sunday School Convention elects Curry president
In St Louis on November 20 the National Baptist Sunday School Convention and Institute organized with Rev Dr J L M Curry of Virginia named president H T Miller of Cincinnati and Clement of Illinois as vice presidents and George M Vanderlip of New York and G Lyreck of DC as secretaries. The American Woman's Suffrage Association also convened in St Louis with about two hundred attendees. no business was transacted, but speeches were given by Mrs Longley of Cincinnati Mrs Cutler of Illinois and Dr Stone of Kalamazoo Michigan.
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St. Louis
National Baptist Sunday School Convention and Institute
J. L. M. Curry
Virginia
H. T. Miller
Cincinnati
Clement
Illinois
George M. Vanderlip
New York
G. Lyreck
District of Columbia
American Woman’s Suffrage Association
Longley
Cutler
Stone
Kalamazoo
Mich
West on the Diamond Fever Drives City Excitement
Driver reports the arrival of a man from Arizona with a 220000 dollar ruby, shown as very beautiful though jewelers doubt its authenticity. He also flaunts a so called 15000 dollar diamond. A new diamond company forms locally amid mystery and scant solid evidence.
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Driver
Arizona
Freeley
Philadelphia postmaster named to replace resigned official
President Grant will meet with Secretary Belknap and General Sherman to discuss a successor to Gen Meade. G W Fairman appointed postmaster at Philadelphia, replacing H H Bingham who resigned. Minister Nelson spoke with the President on Mexico, praising the new Mexican leader and friendship with the U S. Weather forecast calls for southeast winds, cloudy skies, falling barometer across the Northwest to the Ohio Valley and upper lakes with snow.
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Case
WashisotTox
Belknap
Sherman
Meade
Qour
Mexico
Nelson
Grant
Eeou Snh
Washington
Ohio Valley
Upper Lakes
Louisiana election difficulty and Alabama and North Carolina updates
The Eighth District Court sustains the State Canvassers and names Warmoth Herron Longstreet Hawkins Lynch as de facto Secretary of State, with an appeal likely to reach the Supreme Court. Gov Lindsay plans to send a Conservative message to Montgomery’s legislature and reject the Republican body. North Carolina’s governor’s message, read in the House, emphasizes federal relations and alignment with the federal administration.
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New Orleane
Eighth District’ Court
Gen. Herron
Board of State
H. C. Warmoth
F. J. Herron
Jas. Longstreet
Jacob Hawkins
John Lynch
Supreme Art
Raveies
House of Representatives
Casualties The Steamer Arizona Heard From
New York reports of the Pacific dispatch stating the steamer Arizona spoke on the 14th near Manzanillo Mexico with a broken piston. Arizona towed by Constitution bound for San Francisco. Passengers transferred to Constitution. Fire and accident items follow with totals and insured values.
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Arizona
New York
Pacific ‘Dispatch
M Aost
Manzanilla
Mexico
Constitution
San Francisco
Snow falls fourteen inches in Cleveland yesterday
The city recorded fourteen inches of fresh snowfall with local disruptions reported. Father Tom Burke lectures on Oliver Cromwell while Otis Norcross declines Boston mayoral bid. Boss Tweed’s family returns from Europe. South Carolina vote tallies and Grant’s large majority noted. Fire at Schmidt & Co malt house in Brooklyn and Goldsmith & Co grain warehouse in Port Washington cause losses. Andrew J Blessin elected to New York Assembly by one vote. Insurance withdrawal rumor from Cincinnati firms dismissed as erroneous.
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Cleveland
Tom Burke
Oliver Cromwell
Otis Norcross
Boston
Boss Tweed
Europe
South Carolina
Grant
Schmidt & Co’s
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Goldsmith & Co
Port Washington
Wis
Andrew J. Blessin
New York Assembly
Amazon
Triumph Insurance Companies
Cincinnati
New England
New Rock Island Post Office Opened by Mitchell and Lynde
The new Rock Island Post Office, built by Mitchell and Lynde, was occupied by Postmaster Haverstock. It is a spacious, modern building with a ten year government lease planned. The New York bridge to Davenport was opened for public use as the ice halted ferry service.
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Rock Island
Mitchell and Lynde
Haverstock
Boston Calamity Relief Fund Totals Report
Boston reports Citizens' Relief Fund contributions totaling 72000 dollars with a gold donation of 1000 from Lord Dufferin, Governor General of Canada. Harvard College gifts reach 35000 dollars. Old South Church pew holders vote to lease church to the Government for a post office.
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Boston
Citizens’ Relief Fund
Lord Dufferin
Canada
Harvard College
Old South Church
Commutation in Cureatco murder case shocks Chicago
Gov Palmer reduces Gregori Peri's death sentence for the Daniel O'Brien murder to life imprisonment after a petition from 350 Chicago citizens. New trials set for Raffer ty and Perfeet with venue changes to Waukegan and Joliet. Leavitt Alley awaits murder trial in Boston after remains found in barrels in Charles River. Additional reports from St Louis and Washington detail impending executions and investigations. A malicious plot near Farmingdale to derail a Portland evening train fails, narrowly missing disaster.
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Cureatco
Bostox
Leavitt Alley
Abijah Ellis
Charles River
St. Louis
Gov. Brown
Siegel
Lafayette County
Industrial Exposition aims and reception plans in New York
A New York gathering at the St James Hotel led by Gen Diven advanced plans for the Industrial Exhibition with ground purchased for the building in a prime site at about 1.7 million dollars. Separate items note Stanley's American reception at the Lotus Club, officers for the Carriage Builders' National Association, a Presbyterian tricentennial celebration in Philadelphia, Danish relief appeals, and the formation of a Romanian Emigration Society in New York to aid travelers en route.
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New York
St. James Hotel
Gen. Diven
Stanley
America
Lotus Club
Carriage Builders’ Association
Carraige Builders
National Association Today
A. A. Wheeler
Kentucky
A. Woeber
Iowa
United States
Philadelphia
Penn Square
Presbyterian Publishing House
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Hiinoie
Illinoia
John M. Palmer
Edward Rownet
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Denmark
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Adams
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Mazor
Bloomington
Gen. Beveridge
Joux Har
Lincoln
Chicago
the Post
the News
Missouri
London Police and Postmen
Mr. Greeley
Philadelphia Presbyterians
National Carriage Builders’ Association
National Baptist Sunday School Convention
Jersey City
Berruis
Crown Prince
Pnt
William
Greeley III
West Indies
Female Suffrage Association
Washingtor
Alabama Legislators
Carollna
Rand & Avery
Cornhill
Ee Gus Evens
Easey City
Perrin & Hance
14Th Street
Henderson Street
Jarvis & Henwood
14Th
Provost
Henderson
Sart Large
F. Wagner
Bullionville
Nathaniel Morton
Stoughton
Canton
T. P. Ricker
Maiden Lane
Willl Scaaenes
Maera
Locisians
OPERA
Macevoy
Ireland
Ednesday
Mr. W. #. Lawlor
Barney the Guide
Kate Cowper
Mary Tree
Fanny Alton
Kate Byrnes
Barney and the Ghost
Noreddin
Brown Bros. & CO
J. R. Shinner’s
T. L. Fox & CO
Quincy, Il
Thomson
noSdém
Quincy, Missouri & Pacific Railroad Company
Adair Counts
Knox County
Lewis County
Adair County
National Bank of Commerce
New York City
Bell, Rer
Qm, & P.R. B. Company
Carp
Hill & Wood
Fourth ST
West Side Public Square
Willer
Brew
Vallenciennes
Point Applique Cepes
Azz
Ater
Zephyr Worsteds
Novisdaw,trant
G. V. Bristol
Sixth and
Maine Street
Opera House
Quin Dilin Jena Coysois
the Relief Fund
CRIME
Rafferty
Perfeet
Supreme Court
Waukegan
Joliet
Washisdon
Barney Woods
M. Cheesman
Charles Johnson
Charles H. O’brien
Acevata
Portland
Farmingdale
New Yeas
Wocoms
Mason & Hamlin Organ Co
Ted
T. D. Woodruff
West Side Square
Chickering & Son's
Arion Pisnoforte Co
Haines Bros
Marabill & Wendell
Bartlett’s Organs
Mason & Hamlin’s
Woodruff'’S
O. H. Cady
D. Woodruetf
Nor2idaw
Mathushek Pianos
Stricly
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