Mat SY tops St Julien's best mile time in 2010
Mat SY beats St Julien's best time by running a mile in 2010. Bob Yngersoll withdraws from the Liberal League where he served as vice president, saying their liberal agenda extends beyond him.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1880
Page
2
Mat SY beats St Julien's best time by running a mile in 2010. Bob Yngersoll withdraws from the Liberal League where he served as vice president, saying their liberal agenda extends beyond him.
The article critiques James A. Garfield and his associates over the Credit Mobilier affair, accusing them of deception and betrayal of the people. It notes partisan attacks from the New York Tribune, mentions Conkling and Roscoe, and comments on Nebraska, the State Fair at Omaha across a week with 4,900 entries, plus the capture of Waites the Brattleboro banker in Omaha. It also covers a cattle car prize from the American Humane Society and cattle industry notes.
A cavernous editorial notes French premier changes amid ministerial crisis and predicts Jules Ferry’s likely succession. It covers fusionist conventions, Greenbacker stance in Berk fields, Garfield voting against Irish prisoner resolution, and accusations of corruption surrounding Schuyler Colfax and Credit Mobilier with claims on GOP influence in Maine elections.
The Democratic voters in every county of Nebraska are urged to send representatives to the state convention to be held in Hastings on September 29. The goal is to nominate candidates for three presidential electors and alternates, one congress member, governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, attorney general, public lands and buildings commissioner, and superintendent of public instruction.
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