Riot and political turmoil ripple through Ireland and Europe
In Down County Ireland a July riot pitted Orangemen against Roman Catholics amid armed factions. Catholics suffered many casualties. Ribbon men were captured. Amid global chatter, Garibaldi and French politics stir in Italy while Austria-Hungary clash with Magyars. A Milwaukee woman died by suicide after alleged seduction. local river and lake works begin expansion to clear channels and add machinery.
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County Down
Orange Party
Sfter
Iwo
Murkier News From The Nation and Abroad
A volatile Washington summary reports Native American violence in the south Atlantic region with about 100 killed and plantations deserted. The Denby defalcation case centers on $155,000 missing funds tied to Navy Agency mismanagement and a Richmond link. Cholera declines in eastern ports while wheat crops face rust damage but overall yield may rise. Public notices note conventions, travels, and obituaries including Reviver Littlejohn and Henry Rockwell.
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Denby
Osborne
Richmond
Naval Agency
Margeilles
Treasury
United States
Marseilles
Mr. Denby
Independent Order 1001 aids sick and destitute
At a meeting in the lodge room, the Independent Order of 1001 resolves to appropriate fifty dollars to relieve the poor and needy strangers and destitute in the village during sickness and death. A committee of Dennie Chappel and Hedley will dispense aid. treasurer to pay the orders for relief of citizens or strangers.
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Independent Order of
Dennis
Dennie
Chappell
Hedley
Cols
Cade
J. Porzine
Health of the Village in Hot Season Warns of Illness
The article warns of increased sickness in the village due to a hot season and impure air. Doctors report no real cholera yet, but urge aggressive sanitation, lime spraying, and removal of nuisances. Citizens are urged to cooperate with authorities to prevent disease.
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Watertown Letters Describe California Emigrant Suffering
The Watertown correspondence recounts emigrants traveling to California aboard the Algoma, with letters from Mesars Gruman Stineson Steck and Gunes dated June 19 at Fort Lamarie. They report severe hardships, dying oxen, scarce water, and warnings against this route, urging avoidance of the journey. The piece also notes local political calls for a county convention and mentions land sales and a judicial candidate in Milwaukee County.
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Gruman
Stineson
Steck
Gunes
Fort Lamarie
California
St. Louis
Algoma
St. Lous
Fort Kearney
County Judges election urged free of party strife in Jefferson county
Jefferson county citizens urge a nonpartisan approach to electing a County Judge due to the office’s broad civil probate powers and its impact on families and property. They ask that one name be allowed as a candidate, expressing trust in the recipient’s integrity and legal ability. Letters from numerous locals advocate removing political caucus influence.
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Congress Hall
Mary Jane Culling
Racine Com. Adv
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Flamuns Batno
Sir
Jefferson
Anvasa
Justices of the Peace
Wateatown
O Masors
Jenna
Faanuasy
Sam
Saar Bainp
Wisconsin
Caea Democratic
Demetrathe
Amata
Shullaburgh
Case Committee
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Case
Tojle
Succes
Free Soil
Free Soilere
Free Soil Man
Ol Hunker Committee
Fond du Lac
Pond du Lac
Dodge County
Waukeaha
Cass
Callanion
Casa
Wohworth County
Cass Committee
Whecomsin
Ronk County
Debates on Interest Law and Market Prices Stir Wisconsin Press
The Argus challenges the notion that market prices are fixed by a new interest law arguing it would force borrowers to pay far more than contracted. It questions pegging money to grain and rents, notes discontent with the statute, and mentions editorial remarks from Albany and several agricultural journals. The Wisconsin agriculture press and a new Burnett Corners post office are also noted along with Chicago population figures.
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