Republicans hold court in news from Vermont to Camdenia
The issue covers Republican gains in Vermont election returns with Page and Edwards, Maine and other states. It notes Spain’s unrest and Prim marching on Madrid, plus Georgia Kamilla massacre reports and Surratt’s release on statute of limitations grounds. Also mentions Sowell and Cameron predicting Pennsylvania Republican majorities and a fair’s attendance.
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Vermont
Page
Wee
Edwards
End of the Surratt Case and Kept Under Limitations
Morning dispatches from Washington report the assassin released under the statute of limitations. A great Republican demonstration occurs at Pittsburgh. The programme of the National Soldiers and Sailors' Convention is outlined. General Sully drives the Indians beyond the Texas line. Favorable reports come from Col. Forsythe's command. Dexter Park in Chicago hosts a turf fall meeting. Reports indicate more Ku Klux Klan assassinations in Arkansas.
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Seymour-Blair Democratcy
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Chicago
Spain Declares Siege Amid Royalist Uprising News
Paris dispatch reports Queen Isabella still at San Sebastian with plans to move to Pan while Madrid declares Spain in a state of siege. Insurrection suppressed in Grenada. forces under Prim and Serrano reportedly twenty thousand strong march on Madrid. Refugees arrested in France. pirate-style mob killed Valencia's Gen. Gassel amid turmoil.
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England
America
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Soldiers and Sailors Convention Schedule and Parade Plans
Washington reports the Soldiers and Sailors National Convention in Philadelphia sets October 2 with a reception, mass meeting, street parade, and torchlight procession. After events in Independence Square, delegation entries are planned for October 1 and 2, with speeches by Mr. Stanton postponed. Turbulent estimates of a Tanner procession are challenged by Tribune.
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Indians Driven South of Texas Line by Gen Sully
Gen Sully pursues the Indians into southern Texas territory after several clashes. Fort Dodge letter reports heavy losses for the Indians with many killed and wounded, while U.S. troops suffer minor casualties. Forsythe’s command prepared to advance toward Fort Wallace. Bankhead and Carpenter expected to join Forsythe soon.
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Camilla Massacre Report Contradicts Earlier Story
The Tribune quotes an Atlanta special reporting the Camilla massacre as more bloody than first said. Capt. Pierce and Mr Murphy escaped by signaling with Masonry. Negroes were hunted with dogs and killed in cold blood. Gen Sibley orders an investigation as Judge Pierce travels to Alabama to visit his wounded brother.
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Turf Meet at Dexter Park Chicago October 30 to November 2
Fall meeting at Dexter Park in Chicago runs four days from October 30. Purses total over 15000 dollars with entries including Mountain Boy and Lady Thorne. Bashaw Jr and Rockey to attend Wisconsin State Fair at Clinton and also plan to go to Dubuque.
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Chicaco
Lady Thorne
Fire and weather events across cities reported
A Brooklyn fire caused about 28000 in damage yesterday. Snow fell for an hour in St Paul on Wednesday night. Cook county's yearly expenses are estimated at 493000. The Hayes School in Chicago cost 71962 to complete. Cotton in Middle Tennessee was damaged by rain. Customs receipts from the 14th to 19th totaled 33611000. A Jones sues O F Green in St Louis for 20000 in damages. Mrs Locke died in Boston from kerosene while lighting a fire. L D Porter of Hartford has disappeared amid 80000 in forged drafts. New York Chamber of Commerce seeks relief for South American disaster victims. William Strathan of Chicago attempted suicide with a hatchet. A Frenchman shot himself in Nashville over financial troubles. A Delphos Ohio girl reportedly poisoned herself over a lover's desertion. The Dunbarton ironclad steamer now said to have aided Spanish revolutionists. A Kansas suffrage convention is planned at Topeka on October 6 with possible new candidates. The Cabinet held a prolonged session over Congress timing. Maryland Republicans announce nominations: Torbert, Enson, Gen Adam King, Dan Weitzel, Wm Albert.
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Otober
Congress
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Henry R. Torbert
John T. Enson
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Dan. Weitzel
Wm. J. Albert
Royalists Massing to Attack Seville in Spanish Revolution
Paris dispatch reports General Parva commanding Royal forces massing troops near Seville with troops in good spirits. Cantelle appointed Interior Minister and Viacsmi Public Works Minister. La France notes United States rights in Nicaragua treaty mirrored by France and England. Czar to recall Washington minister over new policy. The Times and Telegraph praise Minister Johnson's Leeds speeches and urge hopeful pacific settlement.
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Times and Telegraph
Johnson
Leeds
England
America
Marriage of Robert Lincoln to Nettie Harlan
Washington special reports Capt. Robert Lincoln wed Miss Nettie Harlan at the bride’s parents home. Bishop Simpson officiated with guests including Secretaries McCulloch and Welles, Senator Ramsey, Representative Laughridge, Mrs. Lincoln, and other notable figures present.
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Iss Harlan
Jenkins
CxHicaGo
Washington
Nettie Harlan
Bishop Simpson
McCulloch
Welles
Senator Ramsey
Laughridge
Lincoln
New York Stock and Money Market Report Listing Prices
Trading at 2 p.m. on September 25 shows U S 5-20s and 6s quotes, U S 8 5-20s from 1864 to 1867, and various rail and Pacific Mail issues. Stocks remain steady with bids for New York Central and other rail names, while Wabash, Chicago and Alton Rail, and U S Pacific Mail appear among listed securities.
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Bere Erio
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Leading Unionist Captain Mason Assassinated by Ku Klux
A Little Rock dispatch reports Captain Mason, President of the Fulton County Board of Registration, was killed by Ku Klux on September 19. An old citizen and Civil War captain, he was described as one of the most conspicuous men in the area as rebels vow further assassinations of leading Republicans.
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Little Rock
Ark
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Board of Registration
Fulton County
Ku- Klux
Labor Congress reveals ineligible vice president selection
In New York yesterday at the Labor Congress Miss Kate Maloney was elected second Vice President by a large majority but found ineligible. Resolutions call for an executive committee with one member from each Congressional District to form a working men’s party to back eight hour movement supporters.
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New York
Labor Congress
Kate Maloney
Great Republican Demonstration in Pittsburgh Parade
In Pittsburgh on September 24 a large Republican demonstration took place amid heavy rain. The grand procession stretched two hours to pass a point as rings and buildings displayed flags and mottoes. Businesses closed and streets were crowded with thousands despite the downpour.
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Pirtsburgh
Notorious Sophia Myers Returned to Police Courts
New York reports Sophia Myers, once pardoned from state prison by Gov. Fenton, again appears in police courts as she is committed by Judge Mansfield to answer charges of swindling. Also, Tommy Hadden of the Water Street Conventionists faced charges for shanghaiing a sailor.
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Sophia Myers
Fenton
Mansfield
Tommy Hadden
Water Street
Colfax Hosts Informal Reception in New York
Speaker Colfax held an informal reception at Union League Hall in New York on Sept 25 and departed for the West the following day. The event gathered local officials and supporters before his cross country trip.
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Union League Rooms
New York
Union League Hall
West
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