The Czar of Russia and the King of Prussia Meet in Potsdam
The Be Daily Whig reports a high level meeting in Potsdam between the Czar of Russia and the King of Prussia. Maine election unofficially shows a Republican majority of 20 172 with full returns likely boosting that by a few hundred. A Memphis dispatch notes ex rebel Gen Hindman killed in Arkansas, with a soldier arrested. the Avalanche argues it was political. Arrangements are made for half fare rail transport for Friday’s Republican mass meeting in Quincy with Gen S A Hurlbut and the Lombardy Troupe set to appear. Cor C H Branscome of St Louis is in the city. Col B reports hopeful Missouri Republicans. Kim is slated to address Quincy on Oct 9. Spanish revolutionary events worsen as Carthagena shells, Prim advances toward the capital, and Europe doubts the success of the uprising. A false story links an assassination at the Skating Rink to Gov Koerner, but the evidence points to a bystander audience and the shooter targeting Koerner. Officials denounce the sensational tale while urging restraint. The Friday mass meeting in Quincy intends to mobilize Republican support with rail excursion plans and festive displays.
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The Mudd Habeas Corpus Case and Civil War News
Ground of the denial of the writ in The Mudd habeas corpus case is reported alongside military aid promised in Alabama. The Ohio railroad disaster claims fatalities, with a train bearing soldiers derailed in Virginia wounding many. Hindman assassination ties to a former soldier, under arrest on suspicion.
Later from Europe The Spanish Revolution Gains Ground
Reported from Washington and New Orleans on September 28 1868 the dispatches describe Carthagena bombarded and the last vessel of the Spanish navy joining the insurgents. Mentioned are the interview between the emperors of Russia and Prussia the Louisiana political clashes over the negro equality bill and the appeal of President Warmoth’s veto sustaining. Also notes on Jeff Davis trial and the recall of royal troops to Madrid.
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Mob Hangs alleged Negro in Arkansas Warder case
Helena Ark letter reports a mob hanged a noted negro named Lee after his capture in the woods. He allegedly killed several people last winter and resisted sheriffs. Gen Hindman was assassinated in Selena Ark. A Springfield Mo man, Robbins, a Hindman veteran, was arrested and sent back. Widespread civil unrest and political turmoil accompany the events.
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Meempittss
Tenn
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Ark
Lee
Wands
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C. I.A
Selena
Robbins
Shreve
Ile
Springfield
Mempis
Darters
Wall Street
Alabama Delegation Seeks Presidential Aid Amid Election Tensions
An Alabama delegation and Senator Fowler met the President in Washington where Senator Hayes read Alabama Legislature resolutions. The talks spanned hours with assurance of military aid if needed and plan for a second meeting with the President and War Secretary. A Meade order to deploy troops to Alabama for election stability awaited. Atlanta reports say the Senate moved to ineligible negroes from office with a Monday special order.
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Alabama
Rroy. Smith
Fowler
Meade
Atlanta
Senate
Judicial remonstrance order before Fifth District Court
Judge Cooley’s remonstrance order appeared before Judge Leaumont yesterday. The court ordered registration of the applicants, a step later labeled illegal in the same court. In Maine, returns show Chamberlain leading Pillsbury with about twenty thousand votes, Chamberlain’s final margin likely to rise above twenty thousand after official tallies.
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