Turbulent Ohio politics and a deadly late storm report
A fragmented Ohio political caucus reports intense rivalries for the U S Senate seat with Maxwery, Auten, and others winning ballots and the board of public works amid party disputes. A severe tornado near Brandon Mt Vernon causes extensive damage to homes and churches, with details on destroyed structures, rainfall, and a historic comparison to 1828 flood storms.
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Ohio Legislature Debates Reform and Corruption
Ohio lawmakers discuss voter eligibility disputes and a push to curb bank and public fund corruption amid temperance bills. The editorial column highlights Judge Hole damages, Canal operations costs, and the Senate’s mixed results on key nominations. European news and finance concerns color the session context.
Congressional session notes on river and harbor bills
Congressional remarks report river and harbor improvement bills. Senate debates whether to report a bill without House action. Pensioner payments and widows of sailors discussed. San Francisco crew pensions debated. Pope Nuncio Bedini congratulatory message noted. House private bills considered before adjournment.
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Duel of Alba and Soule Ends in Reconciliation
A historic duel between Duke of Alba and Mr Neville Soule on a Wednesday afternoon halted at four, resumed briefly, then suspended again. Worn by fatigue and ground, the combatants consented to end the affair and declared it settled after a final exchange of courteous remarks and a reconciling vow. Officials present noted no further hostilities and signed formal declarations of settlement.
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Ohio House Debates Taxes Liquor and Temperance Bills
The Ohio Legislature House session features bills on tax collection tied to injunctions, anti adulteration of intoxicating liquors with penalties, and a bond for vendors. Discussions cover a shortest line Penitentiary penalties, school tax reductions, militia keeping arms, and a push for temperance measures. The treasury bill aims at public money accountability, bank supervision, and prohibitions on diversions of funds, with adjournment after assignments to committees.
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Senate Report on Supply for Noble County
The committee reports there are no repairs in the Secretary of State's office to supply back numbers. The report was agreed to.
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Militia and Temperance Proposals Considered in Fuiay Assembly
In a June session, Emerson's amendments directed militia and independent companies to bear costs of arms and delivery to counties. A standing Militia Committee inquiry was ordered. Baker's motion urged strengthening temperance measures against those who sell or provide intoxicating drinks with penalties including fines and imprisonment. further details were debated.
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