Dispatches Show Little Change in War Conditions
War dispatches report no major shift as Prussians encircle Paris while avoiding a siege, counting on internal unrest to force capitulation. Disturbances have begun, troops withdraw to maintain order, and lines like Orleans Railroad see disputed advances.
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Nebraska City grain shipping and county projects noted
In Nebraska reports, Nebraska City ships one seventh of state grain, Gage County funds a new court house for 311,196 with Burns and Fordham of Beatrice winning the contract. A desperado injured two policemen in Omaha while heading to the lockup. Omaha National Bank acquires a safe weighing over eight tons costing 35000. Kansas highlights cite Humboldt population 1252 and Senaca fair dates, plus campaign activity by Judge Lowe. Missouri notes Harrison County population 8061, Chillicothe fair starts Sept 27, and local incidents including a fatality in Sedalia, a buggy collision in Kansas City, and severe injury from a fall in St Joseph.
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Quick Justice at Shoenberger Mill Robbery
Cyrus Adams knocked down and robbed the paymaster of Shoenberger's mill of $11,000 yesterday afternoon. He was tried today and sentenced to twenty four years by Judge Stowe. Adams shot twice at the arresting policeman, increasing his punishment. He will enter the penitentiary within 24 hours of the crime.
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Communication with Paris Reopened
The London Paris line is reopened. The Orleans railway cut by Prussians. traffic stops at Blois. Prussians occupy points along the line and menace Orleans. A general revolt in Algeria is noted as the Chasseurs d Afrique return. Rome occupation by Italian divisions proceeds. papal troops capitulate and are moved to Civita Vecchia. Public joy over Italian unity widespread.
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War News Across Europe and Rome Occupation Update
Reports indicate Europe undergoes reconstruction with conflicting peace prospects. Rome is formally occupied by Italian forces. Papal surrender terms outlined. A Franco Prussian duel proposed in Japanese waters. Paris sees serious Reds disturbances. Russia and Turkey edging toward war. Also a general home news summary and gold at 115 percent.
Williams not returning to Senate rumored at Washington
Washington dispatches say President may offer Senator Williams the new Solicitor General post, a $4000 annual role created last session but not filled. Reports also discuss moves to challenge Vice Admiral Rowan, Orth denying English Mission, Akerman health rumors, and Freedmen’s Bureau closure except bounty duties.
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Sympathy for France and Farragut Obsequies
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Baseball results and upcoming games in New York
In New York on September 22 the Actuals defeated the Atlantics 10 to 4 in a league game. The White Stocking club of Chicago is at the Malloy House today and will play the Eckfords tomorrow and the Atlantics on Saturday.
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