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Newspaper
Weekly Nevada State Journal
Location
Reno, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1882
Page
1
A wide range of items from A Produce Exchange in Los Angeles to U S political standoffs in Oregon and Ohio. Reports cover Arabi Pasha in Cairo, Irish Land League, yellow fever deaths in Pensacola, Maine monument unveiling, and Tennessee Republican hopes amid debt compromise debates.
Delivered by Carrier du Reno at 60 cents per month No paper forwarded by mail unless paid for in advance L. P. Fisher Advertising Agent 21 Merchants Exchange San Francisco authorized to receive ads for this paper’s columns
The Central and Union Pacific, along with eastern lines, reportedly finalized a plan to land freight in Nevada without back-freight charges and cut tariffs on staples including hardware and groceries. Freight from New York or Chicago to Nevada would approach San Francisco rates, boosting Reno as a regional commercial hub and easing local trade tensions.
The county Republican sentiment denounces rumors of a conspiracy to sacrifice ticket candidates to aid Democrats. Voters are warned any treachery will be a severe political liability. County Central Committee members pledge unity and vigilance against traitors and backstabbers.
Messrs Bishop Leonard Powning and others spoke at Austin Friday night. A brass band led a citizen delegation to the International Hotel where a large hall overflowed and many stood outside. Bishop spoke calmly while Lander was seen as likely to win by at least 100 votes for the Republican ticket.
The Lyon county Times argues that Italian voters are not mercenary or easily bought. Many naturalize quickly and struggle with English, but that does not justify claims of bought votes. Garibaldi’s legacy and Lincoln’s example show Italian immigrants align with Republican principles for liberty, not money, and their influence should be respected.
The article urges Washoe County Republicans to back P. Be. Marker for State Senate, noting a single county vote can decide the U S Senate outcome. It stresses the high stakes of the March 4, 1885 election and lauds Marker as a top local businessman with unblemished character.
A historical column argues that unity defeats discord, claiming Washoe County Republicans are solidly united. It predicts a Republican majority of at least 159 on a full vote, praising the ticket’s character and urging support despite individual complaints.
A round of short world notes mentions about 1090 Chinese headed home from San Francisco toward Pekin. Tonenhane failing to win at Newmarket. Alabama unrest over a possible Negro uprising. Tiffany denouncing accusations as slander. the Jeannette inquiry reading testimonies on seaworthiness. a Cook County defaulter. Dr Updegraff reported dead in Ohio politics. Utah Mormons barred by freemasons. tidal waves on Panama earthquake day drowning many. Sonora Railway near completion from Guaymas to the East. silver ore found with high grade in Panther Creek Illinois. a Tucson shooting left a man fatally wounded. a Berlin barbers congress adopts ethics and jokes about nose gripping and left cheek shaving.
In the Oregon Legislature the election of a Senator stalls as Senator Truitt of Pelk County breaks with the caucus to vote for Mitchell. His action signals a shift among opposition Republicans, while the ballot otherwise remains unchanged.
A Treasury Department statement shows that since August 1865 the United States debt including legal tender notes fell from 2.3815 billion to 1.4377 billion in interest bearing portion, a 943.8 million decrease. Annual interest fell from 150.98 million to 56.45 million, a 94.53 million reduction. The result is hailed as a remarkable national achievement by the Republican party.
On pay day thousands of Mormons employed on Idaho and Utah road projects paid one dollar each to a Treasurer who issued a receipt. The funds were to cover expenses for opposing the anti Mormon bill introduced by Senator Edmunds and debated at the session.
New York reports veteran editor Thurlow Weed is slowly sinking toward the grave as age and frailty take their toll with little lasting improvement. Private dispatches warn that the worst may come soon, while Eastern Oregon Democrats canvass for Representative support aligning with Mitchell. If a Republican must win, they back Mitchell, risking a Legislative adjournment and a governor appointing Weed's successor to Grover.
Chicago reports Frank L. Chase chairman of Cook county Democratic committees is a defaulter, with losses estimated between fifty and seventy thousand dollars. Drunk gambling and speculation led to his collapse. clients trusted him with their money. Mrs Norton widow of Judge Norton loses twenty thousand. Chase settled a small portion to avoid prison while creditors press him. A custodian now guards his house as he reportedly contemplates self harm.
The report condemns barbed fences as inhuman and describes recent California incidents where a playful run into a pasture fenced with barbs killed one horse instantly and severely mutilated another, with a two year old colt also a victim. The piece warns of weighty figures if stock losses are fully ascertained.
The piece surveys Republican gains in West Virginia and education spread in the South, noting schoolmasters loosen Democratic bonds. It highlights debt reduction, October revenue hopes, a park incident death in San Francisco, a jailed divorcee giving birth, Ohio election irrelevance, a flour famine in Wood River, a Lexington horse race, Burke's congressional nomination in Seattle, and a Tipton counterfeit arrest.
David Burt a paying teller at the British Bank of North America in California is under arrest for embezzlement. A shortage of 7500 to 8000 dollars is reported in his twenties tray, replaced by checks and trade dollars. Burt, who came from Canada five years ago, reportedly repaid 10000 dollars when taking the position.
Information from all county parts shows Republicans pleased with the latest County Convention. The ticket is described as united and harmonious in every precinct, a sure guarantee of election from top to bottom.
In San Francisco last Saturday a Convention of Colored men repudiated the action of a earlier convention that endorsed Stoneman. General Schofield, destined to succeed General McDowell, arrived in San Francisco. General Grant states he is entirely out of politics.
In a tense scene at the O Grady home a distressed Phelim reveals to Birdie that a Mexican levy has imposed a one dollar assessment. Birdie erupts in alarm as the couple confronts the unexpected financial shock during a simple supper.
An advertisement proclaims Dr Spinney’s guarantee to cure seminal weakness and other private diseases, offering to forfeit $500 per case if he fails. The notice appeals to those troubled by youthful follies and indiscretions, promising a trusted remedy.
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