Democracy quarrelling at New York convention in Utica race
The New York Democratic convention at Utica erupted in a faction fight between Appollo and Tammany delegates. Horatio Seymour was nominated for president after regular delegates were recognized, while Apollo members protested fraud and withdrew to form a separate meeting. The ticket listed includes Diedrich Willers and A. C. Nichols among others. A separate report mentions an insane killer cleared, a hatchet attack in St Louis court, and other regional updates.
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Democrats of
New York
Utica
Liberal
Republicana
Thos. J. Creamer
Creamer
Appollolan Party
Tammany Party
Horatio Seymour
Committee On Credentials
Tammany
Apollo
Seymour
Liberal Republicana
Appollo
Democratic State Convention
Apollo Hall
Uevepta
Fts
Appolo
Tammany Ring
Diedrich Willers
A. C. Nichols
Dan Pratt
Thomas Talus
Sneed
Jas, Jackson
Gi. W. Millspaugh
Jo Fore
St. Jouis
Wien
Local Dots and Notices From Town this Week
The Teachers Institute will be held October 16 to 18 with an interesting program. Prof Mumill will give readings on Thursday and Friday evenings. Townsmen attended the Warrenton installation of Odd Fellows officers. A decree was issued for a drawbridge at Chain of Rocks. Laclede hotel proprietors provided fresh oysters. Robert Elder, now in Quincy, reports his shop burned. A boy lost part of a finger while playing with a stick horse. Julio K Martin cleared nearly $1000 at his camp stand. For school banks visit Sam T Enat Drug and Medicine House, the largest stock in town. Bishop Robertson will preach at the Troy Methodist church. Dr Jennings to preach there the evening before. A three-year-old narrowly escaped drowning in a spring yard pool with timely intervention. Attending attorneys from distant towns included Rolling, Canton Mo. Edith Beldneon. Dave Dor. Johnson, Jones. Alexander. Wm Tiettheaad.
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Mumill
Warrenton
The
Odd Fellows
Chain of Rocks
Laclede Hotel
Robert Elder
Quincy
Winvis
Alnee
Jesse Swinney
Julio K. Martin
School Hanks
Sam'l 'T. Enat
Jennings
Jamine
Lynott
Sin
Johanie
Canton
Edith Beldneon
Dor
Louisiinis
Johnson
Jonestueype
Alexander
W. VW
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J. W. Hemphill
Clarksville
St. Louis
Shreveport
Memphis
Texas
Linton Medical Association
Montgomery City
Attorney Rollins
Mississippi Valley and Western Railroad
Culvro
Chain-of-Rocks
Geo. W. Kinney
Fortstell
St.Charles County
Warren
St. Charles
Lincoln
Oristell
Snochina
W.B. Buchanan
Clarkeville Sentinel
Louis Hatter
Gauss, Hunicke & CO
Main At
Bet. Olive
Washington Avenue
Missouri
Vandry
Chas. Moritz
Malin Street
N. E. Cor. Olive
St. Lovia
Ble
Imperial
Guneceer Young Hyson
Japan
Jane Poko
We Poor & Co
Commercial Street
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Samuel Virden & CO
N. Commercial ST
At. Louis
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Thos, Rhodus & Co., Commission Merchants
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N. Commercial
It. Louis
Barton
Grant
Albert Houston
Grant Dé Co
Nanson Bartholow
Houston
Commission Merch'ts
N. Commercial Or
St.louis
T. M. Rogers & CO
General Commission
Akire & Co
Nave
Goddarden
Valley National Bank
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Ware
Iy Anderson & Williamson
Aim OF Rocks
St. Loul
Tostee
G. Sedlacer
Troy
Lincoln County
Avery
Thin County
Knox, Norton & Ackerman
Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank
Troy, MO
Europe
St. Lenis
E.N. Bonfils
Cuoshier
Thornhill & Buswell
Nest
Aken
Lawrences Gibson
Clark Township
Alomo
Wits Deraeten
Lot
Prairie Haute
Louisville
J. Tt
Allen
Gordon
Jackson & Mutt
Tailor’s
Deresty
Eaowhurs Woolpolk & Sordon
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