Scoville Moves for New Trial in Guiteau Case
District Attorney Corkhill argues for a hearing on a motion for a new trial in the United States v Guiteau. Scoville seeks to cross examine jurors about alleged newspaper signatures and to produce depositions. The court sets Friday for argument while jurors deny reading newspapers. no new trial is expected.
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President Arthur under fire from allies and foes
Washington reports cite friction with Blaine and senatorial critics as President Arthur faces renewed pressure over rising habits and delays. Guiteau jurors provide guarded testimony while Congress debates bills on public buildings, immigration, and railroads amid a push against monism in Washington churches.
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Clayton leader Col. Thomas G. Black Assassinated
News from Clayton reports Col. Thomas G. Black prominent county citizen and former legislator assassinated in his office last night. The motive and suspect are unknown as chaos grips Clayton. Police seek information on the crime.
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Washington Wasps on Prescotts South America policy
Washington officials fear Prescott has acted under new instructions risking Chile Peru tensions. The article notes urgent telegrams, a Chilean minister conference, and potential open rupture if Prescott did not follow the new policy, alongside canal commission talks and Utah polygamy debates in Congress.
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President Withdraws Norfolk Postmaster Nomination
The Republican reports William Nichols was named for Norfolk postmaster but the nomination was unwittingly signed by the president. The postmaster general and first assistant found a clerk prepared it without authority and the president ordered its withdrawal to avoid a flawed nomination.
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Mormon Delegate Confident In U S Senate Contest
Cannon of Utah, in New York, tells a reporter he expects victory over Campbell, citing precedent and right. He warns defeat would result from influence against him by opposing forces and the government party, with polygamy as the only unsettled issue. The piece lists a long roster of trustees and officials connected to funds and offices.
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Territorial Council Dulls Over Militia Report and Rail Projections
Legislative notes from Santa Fe report a dull session with a key measure to urge post office reform in New Mexico. Militia funding criticism tensions rise as Gov. Sheldon clashed with advisers. Colfax seeks county-seat move, and Springeor looms as a railroad hub amid rising land values.
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Mexican soldiers arrest Union officer and scouts at Ascension
Lieutenant McDonald and his scout party, crossing the frontier without orders, were seized by Mexican troops at Ascension Mexico. They were moved to Jonas and Casegrand before release with arms and supplies to be returned. The Mexican arresting officer is reportedly under arrest. Meldon ald heads to Washington. the party travels slowly due to worn moccasins.
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McGlow Arrested in Chicago. Darrie Inquest Afternoon
Information reports McGlow was arrested in Chicago this morning and will arrive tonight. A post mortem examination on Mrs. Darrie is being made and the inquest will be held this afternoon.
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Cable cars pause after driver carelessness incident
The cable cars halted briefly today owing to a driver's carelessness but will resume service shortly.
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