Vermont Election Triumph and Related Dispatches
Vermont voters delivered a large Republican victory with all three Congress nominees elected by solid majorities, the State Senate Republican, and a near unanimous House. Lincoln Monument designs discussed in Springfield, while Western outrages and Indian attacks prompt military response. Pendleton withdraws Ohio campaign efforts. Singleton praised as a strong Republican organizer by multiple papers.
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Vermont
Mountain Boys
Canada
Maine
Green Mountain
Republicans Convene to Nominate Lieges in Three Counties
The Republicans of Bureau Putnam, Marshall and Woodford counties will meet at Bureau Junction on Sept 5 to nominate three candidates for the Legislature. The Republicans of the 23d Judicial Circuit will hold a convention at Lacon on Sept 7 to nominate a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney. Nathaniel Boyden, a Unionist with Conservative leanings and representative from North Carolina’s 6th district, endorses Grant and Colfax in a strong public letter. A Ku Klux Democrat mob whipped a woman in Versailles Rutherford County Tennessee for suspected leaks of their secrets.
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Bureau Putnaw
Marshall
Woodford
Bureau Junction
Lacon
Putnam
Nathaniel Boyden
North Carolina
Grant
Colfax
Ku Klux Democracy
Versailles
Rutherford County
Tennessee
Indian War Attacks Mail Coach Near Cheyenne
On Sept 1 a U S mail coach from Cheyenne to Fort Laramie was attacked while passengers dined. the coach was burned and one passenger killed. A U S infantry company under Gen. Bradley was dispatched. Also Sept 1 reports say 50 Indians near Colorado City drove off about 100 horses and moved toward Bayou Basin. Gen Sherman orders Gen Augur to intercept northbound tribes. Sheridan assigns cavalry to Veer Creek and the Republican.
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Cheyenne
Fort Laramie
Colorado City
Colorado
Miliary
United States Mail
Rancho
27Th
United States Infantry
Bradley
Denver
Bayou Basin
Sherman
Augur
Ash Hollow
Sheridan
Col. Forsyth
Veer Creek
Cattle Quarantine Rules Approved by New Work Board of Health
The New Work Board of Health approves regulations aligned with the State Commission in reference to the cattle plague quarantine. Droves arriving must be directed to city quarantine yards, and all stray cattle in the streets are to be...
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New Work Board of Health
Heath
State Commission
Progress of the Great Reaction in Republican Gains
Progressive news brief reports vast Republican gains over last year with figures 27 000 to 30000 while Geo H Pendleton will not visit Illinois presently. A building collapse in Albany buries several. more Indian depredations and a mail coach raid near Colorado City. From Canada witnesses in the McGee case forcibly escorted to New York.
Ex Tra dition Treaty Violation Sparks Fenian Excitement
Graves, the key witness in the D Arcy McGee murder case, was recaptured in Rome on trumped up charges and smuggled to Canada via Ogdensburg, amid fears of bypassing the treaty ceremony. Sir John A. MacDonald reportedly ordered his capture. Montreal buzzes over a Fenian picnic planned for today to aid Wheelan, with Loyalists blocking efforts.
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Wifticas
New York
Canada
Irontress
Ottawa
Ctan
Graves
Wheela
D’arcy McGee
United States
Rome
Ogdensburg
Rose Crans Denies Mexican Mission Address Report
Gen Rose Crans at the Astor House yesterday said Southern readers did not intend to issue an address. He favors a policy of kindness and conciliation toward the Mexican mission and opposes busting or annexation movements.
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Nisson
New York
Rosecrans
Astor House
Resignation of a Superintendency in Des Moines
Des Moines Iowa Sept 2 Geo Williams resigns the superintendency of the Des Moines Valley R R. Col Milo Smith of Clinton will succeed him.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Geo. Williams
Des Moines Valley R. R
Col
Milo Smith
Clinton
Discharged Clerks Charged With Post Office Frauds
Government clerks in Washington arrested on an indictment charging them with attempting frauds upon the Government in Post Office affairs were discharged. Judge Wylie ruled they must be tried in Washington where the offense occurred, not Detroit where Michigan’s court sought transfer.
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WasHington
Messrs. Redding, Laverner and
Powers
Detroit
Wylie
District Court’ of
Michigan
Educational Convention in session at Centralia Illinois
Centralia Illinois September 2 An Educational Convention is in session in this city with about 200 teachers. The convention will continue over to morrow.
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Centralia
Til
Pendleton Withdraws from Illinois Canvass
Hon. Geo. H. Pendleton withdraws his appointments in Illinois until after the Ohio election, announced in CubanGo on September 2. This action pauses campaign activities in Illinois as political figures realign surrounding the upcoming race.
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Geo. EH. Pendleton
Illinois
CubanGo
Geo. H. Pendleton
Ohio
Departure of Prince Napoleon from Hamburg to Havre
European dispatches report Prince Napoleon sailing again from Hamburg to Havre aboard his yacht. Paris notes the French army leave pattern as a peace indicator, while Manchester reports anti-Catholic agitator Murphy jailed for peace bonds. Thames arrival of the Chinese fleet ship Ariel, and British cricketers set for Canada series.
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Ariel
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Thames
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Taeping
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Liverpool
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Philadelphia
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Bright
Birmingham
House of Commons
London
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Alive
Cambria
Spain
Mapdgrid
Alexander Decastro
Rome
Pagis
Presse
Farragut
America
Russia
Constantinople
Overwhelming Republican Victory in Vermont State Ticket
The Vermont election yielded a large Republican majority for governor and three Congressmen. Returns from fifty towns show Republican Page 18,007 to Edwards 4,420, with the statewide governor lead projected around 27,000 to 30,000. Press commentaries credit Republican principles and national issues for the win, noting the strong GOP sweep and a near-unanimous Senate.
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Senate
House
New York
Montrevier
Burlington
Edwards
the Times
Vermont
Grant
The
Herald
Holland
Fribune
Sumter
Calamity in Albany as wall collapses on street
A wall section under demolition on Columbia street Albany collapsed burying two people. Rescues found a boy named Fitzgerald with a beam across a leg but alive. Miss Hogany age 65 was found dead, later Mrs McIntyre’s body recovered from the ruins. several others suspected still beneath debris.
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Albany
Columbia Street
Broadway
Obj. Fitzgerald
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Hogany
She
McIntyre
Te Svagi
State Championship Card Selos Music Hall
Sepia catone sessere Hees cats Ried play bil ards foniphvar Greby at Music Hall for State championship.
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Telegraphic items summary of 19th century notices
Ex Governor Seymour is dangerously ill. The Chinese Embassy will call for Europe September 9. July produced 33,867 gallons of high wines in Chicago. Governor Stevenson inaugurated in Frankfort. New York court contempt case delayed to October. Iowa M E Conference assembling in Burlington. Bishop Jones presiding. Fire destroyed North American Hotel and adjacent block at Goodrich Canada. Grasshoppers alarm vegetation in St Joseph. Garland store robbed at Monticello Wis. $3,500 goods recovered. Largest Sioux City Republican meeting with Gov Stone and Gen Conner speakers. Generals Baird and Davis assigned to Sherman. U.S. Nicaragua treaty proclaimed. Ship Elba and Perew collided near Milwaukee. Elba capsized. no lives lost. Watch Company visit in Waltham. Austin Baker drowns on steamer Success with $15,000 value. Corse resigning as Chicago Internal Revenue Collector. O Donnell kills upon return home. arm wound fatal. Revenue officials warrants in New York. Smythe under examination. Tennessee House to Washington for U S military aid.
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Europe
District of Chicago
John, W. Stevenson
Kentucky
Frankfort
New York
State House
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Sioux City
Iowa
Guv. Stone
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Conner
Absalom Baird
Nelson H. Davis
Sherman
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Nicaragua
Elba
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Milwaukee
Perew
Burlingame
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Omaha
Austus Baker
Chicago
Montana
Success
Corse
Treasury Department
O'Donnell
New York Express
Gutman
Binckley
Smythe
Tennessee House of Representatives
Senate
Washington
Jam
Tennessee
New York and Chicago Market Sparks Mixed Signals
Special to the Quincy Whig reports New York live stock and grain markets with receipts and prices across major centers. Beafigille receipts 650 head. New York cotton and flour markets show firm and dull tones. Chicago live stock receipts and prices listed for cattle hogs and sheep. Additional scores and rates noted for wheat corn oats and pork across markets in St Louis and Toronto.
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Quincy Whig
York
New York
Beafigille
Yeateriny
Newton
SeBh
Democratic State Confrence In New York And Mass Meeting In Boston
Crowds fill Tweddle Hall as S J Tilden opens the New York Democratic State Convention. H O Cheesbrough chosen temporary chair. Hoffman expected to be named. In Boston 1100 delegates attend a Democratic Hall gathering led by Henry W Payne with John Q Adams named for Governor. In Enpra PoLtis a mass convention of Fighting Boys in Blue draws large turnout and speakers include Halibut and Gov Oglesby of Illinois.
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Tweddle Hall
S. J. Tilden
H. O. Cheesbrough
Hoffman
Boston
Henry W. Payne
John Q. Adams
Enprana PoLtis
Fighting Boys In Blue
Gov. Oglesby
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Chestnut Street
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Laclede Hotel
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Geo. Williamson
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Fred. Wilson
Minstrels
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RO Meccomb
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Shindee
Hatha Onst
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Bet State
Quency
Moore's Co
Carl R. Seinner
JL Book
Maine St
D. T. Holmes
Woodruif & Phiffer
Opera House
Diinels
Sugizdir
George Williamson
GEO
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B. M. Prentiss
Cole & Jolliffe
Quincy, Ill
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E. L. Odonsall
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Ames Thompson
Stoofland
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