Reconstruction quarrel over Missouri militia and public schools
A verbose critique of Congressional Reconstruction and the Missouri militi a bill failing to pass. Discusses Radical conduct and the political climate in Missouri, calls for public schools under new governance, and names local officials and educators amid broader civil rights debates. Includes reflections on Northern press and national figures, with localized notes on roads and county governance.
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Springfield
the of Education of
Jaret Sibes
Democratic Victory Dominates Kentucky Election Results
The Kentucky election returns show a sweeping Democratic lead. The party appears to have won a large share of the Legislature, with Governor Selden’s margin likely over 50,000. Louisville and Jefferson County send a solid Democratic delegation, and Helen leads Barnes over Kinkead in city races.
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Louisvitte
Anguat
Selm
Louisville City
County of
Jefferson
Helen
Barnes
Kinkead
Nashville Returns Signal Radical Sweep in State Vote
From Nashville August 4 sufficient election returns indicate not a single Conservative will be elected to the State Senate while six or seven may be returned to the House A full Radical Congressional victory is assured Reports say many negro voters were barred from supplyment for voting Radical ticket Bureau authorities promise employment or ration support Conservative Republicans partly support the proscription Nashville opposes It is indicated the state service will continue for some time to come
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Maries
Fletcher
Maries County
House of Representatives
Joseph Mosby
Toe Fletcher
Callaway
Marios
Cal. Taway
Senate
Hyatt
Nashville Net
Mexican Minister to Return Home and Cabinet Shakeup
Washington reports Mexican Minister Senor Romero plans to return home and not serve again under the current administration unless Juarez is re-elected. Rumors say Secretary Stanton faces removal by September amid policy clashes over Southern military actions, while Kellogg of New Orleans port is targeted for malfeasance claims. Separate border murder near Kansas involves Thomas Taylor and accomplices Reynolds and Mashburn. other suspects Estes and Warrack were acquitted.
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Heiless
Wasurxerox
Senor Romero
Mexico
Juares
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Johnson
Iron
W. P. Kellogg
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New Orleans
Metalloch
Kansas
Thomas Taylor
James Mathews
Fort Scott
Lanar
James Reynolds
Henry Mashburn
Miller County
William Estes
Calloway Warrack
Pleasant View
Cherokee County
James Allison
B. BP. Garrison
Carthage
Graysor County
Texas
Kansas Line
Carthage Banger
Indians Attack Near Fort Hays Steal Horses and Mules
A Cheyenne party attacked railroad workers near Fort Hays, killing seven men and driving off twenty horses and six government mules. Indicts pursued, and troops along the staging stations coordinated pursuit while workers sheltered and awaited updated orders.
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Fort Hays
B.D. Pace RR
Aldo
Indiana
Owl & Clinton
Sersoi
Big Creek
Staline
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