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Newspaper
Sauk County Standard
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1854
Page
2
The Tax List notes county officials in progress with Sheriff William J. Huntington and County Treasurer Royal C. Gould. The piece mentions Republican and Sauk conventions, a lack of published proceedings, and a call for broader coverage. It also cites the judicial election official canvass across circuit counties.
The October issue of Graham's Magazine is noted for three engravings including The Maiden and a continuation of George Washington by J. T. Flendley. It lists price and publisher Richard H. Lee & Co. in Philadelphia. Local items report huge sweet potatoes, Know-Nothing activity, and positive Wisconsin weather.
The piece describes arrests of several figures tied to a political contest, including attorneys and ushers, on charges of slander and defamation. It likens the events to a theater thriller, notes the defeat of a leading candidate, and hints at broader implications for opposition politics and legal actions.
Albany Evening Journal reports from Washington that Mer Grega nego tiations would make the Sandwich Islands a U S state with sovereignty retained only in name. The United States would pay about 800000 to 400000 annual life annuities to designated sovereigns, with up to thirty beneficiaries including the King and nobles. government property valued over 1500000 and claims against Britain and France totaling around 400000 more would pass to the U S, bringing an aggregate near 2000000.
Lewsville report says Pressiv Ewing, a member of Congress from the second district, died of cholera at Mammoth Cave on Wednesday. The death leaves his seat vacant as the community reacts to the loss of the public figure.
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