Suez Canal Tension and Arab Resistance Reported
Dispatches from Ismailia and Port Said describe Arab forces building fortifications near Fort Gheimleh, Arab pillaging arrests with several shot, and the Nile water supply dwindling. News notes warn of Arabi Pasha diverting the canal and a British control dispute drawing French critique. Reports also mention Wolseley planning inland advances and various European reactions to canal occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baid
Reuter
Ruddi Pash
Zulékar Pasha
Ismailia
Arabi Pasha
Fort Ghemileh
Reuter's Telegram Company
Daily News
Duke of
Cotinaught
Princes Teck
Bine
Shrapenn
Alexandria
Arabi Pasha'y Camp
Madrid
Russia
Germany
Suez Canal
Telettan
Wolseley
Coring
Port Said
Aboukir
Suez
Zagazip
Y Lonpox
Times
Kafrek
Dwar
National Politics in Texas and Nation Wide Nominations
National politics reports show Texas Republicans led by ex Governor E J Davis contesting independent action while denouncing bourbon democracy. Across the country conventions in Curacao New York Jackson Michigan and Florida nominate candidates and discuss fusion with Greenbackers. Prominent figures include J H Young Wood Porter Bisbee Jr Spaulding and McDonald amid debates on prohibition and constitutional amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
E.J. Davis
Miter
Republican Party
D. Karouse
Wisconsin
Karguse
New York
Charles A. King
Delate
Arizona
H. J. Warner
Lacy
Michigan
Jackson, Mich
G. C. Goodwin
Grand Rapids
Tuka
E Guano Barroa
W.D. Fuller
Newaygo
Jae Get i Watkins Griens
N. Y
Cunada
Cuattoros
N. C
Wadesboro
C. Dowd
Jr . Montz
Ala
Thomas J. Herndon
Jackson
Noxroux
Edward Spaulding
Constitution
Jacksontille
Vla
Florida
Hornatio Bisbee,Jr
Boston
Democratic State Central Committee
Tremont Temple
Garland murder trial defense in Virginia court
The Garland murder trial resumes with defense by Charles Finch and later arguments by Clem Green and Major Henderson Lee. Finch accuses Addison family of paying blood money while noting Judge Hinton’s involvement. witnesses cry as the case moves toward a verdict expected late tomorrow afternoon amid tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luxexpuns
C. H
Vai
B. Garland
Addison
Charles Et. Finch
Mecklenburg County
Taylor
Baltimore
Drury A. Hinton
Petersburg
supreme _court
Hinton
Finch
Virginia
Court of Appeals
Fineh
Court of Appeals of Virginia
Garland
Specter
Judge Hinton
Sioux Outbreak Threat Looms Over Pine Ridge Agency
Washington notes rising Sioux unrest at Pine Ridge with Dr McGillicuddy ouster threat. Price confirms telegrams reporting discontent. Major Sumner cites widespread dissatisfaction among chiefs led by Red Cloud and allies. Crook urged to intervene. 7500 Sioux plus 3500 at Spotted Tail and 2500 Crows tied to instability. possible mass breakout and military action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassancrosx
Mr. Price
Indian Affairs
McGillicuddy
Red Cloud
Pine Ridge Agency
Pine Ridge
Missouri River
Nebraska
Omaha
Washington
Dr. McGillicuddy
Red Groud
Department
War Department
Sumner
McGillicaddy
Interior Department
Secretary of the Interior
Rod Ulund
Rod Ulund and Other Chiefs of Use Sioux At Pine Ridge ‘Agency
Pith ‘Cavalry
Fort Robinson
Fiftytwo
Vhiefa
Spotted Tail
Sr Sfivnebad
Tad Junior
Thaonder
Sitting Bull
Dakota
Nebraska Line
Terry
Crook
Thay
Department of Arizona
Department of Dakotah
Baltimore
Bye
Omebhs
Vine Ridge
Indian Service
Engineer Corps
General Crook
Fort Fetterman
Ghis
Ghis People By General Crook
Education and Indian Education at Carlisle as Model
A letter from Hon. H. M. Teller to the national educational assembly urges broadening Indian education. He argues for labor schools on reservations, accessible to tribes, to train children in practical life and work, not only books. He cites Carlisle and Hampton as successful models and calls for appropriations and administrative support to educate the mass of Indian children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piston St Octan Grove
N. J
National Educational Assembly
H. M. Teller
Secretary of the Interior
Pratt
Armstrong
Carlisle
Hampton
Wubor
Brest
Conkling and Cornell in Albany Charges and Denials
The Evening Journal reiterates its editorial stance on Mr. Conkling and Governor Cornell, defending its facts about bribery allegations. It asserts Conkling acted as counsel and authorized delegates solicited the governor to sign the Pacific Mail tax bill, while side messengers accompanied him to Saratoga. The piece notes Conkling's extended efforts to influence the elevated railroad tax bill and claims promises of stock issuance to sway support and newspapers under Gould's influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany “Journal
Lhe Evening Journal
Conkling
Gouking
Cornell
Pacific Mail
Sgmnany Tron
Saratoga
Messrs. Conkling
Gould
Cankling
Misereable Mexicans and Mexican Revolution Rumors near Guaymas
Special despatches report a Mexican transport steamer due at Guaymas with General cargo and passengers including ex Governor Torres and 500 federal troops. The clash centers on General Carlos Orte g and Torres amid renewed rivalries, National Guard arms, and alleged plots to overthrow the government. Colonel Garcia, famed for the Indian fight, is jailed for murder as civil and military factions clash. Rumors of revolution fill the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Arizona
Guaymas
Suuara
Lok Inst
Torres
Carlos Urteg
Alkroos
National Guard
General Ortez
Invernor Torres
Mexico
Sonora
Pazaaro
Ortez
Garcia
Ortex
Fumora
Arrival of Herbert Spencer in New York on Cunard Servia
Herbert Spencer arrived in New York aboard the Cunard steamship Servia and was met at quarantine by Professor L Youmans. He plans a three month visit for rest and health, with travels to Canada and the western cities, and to study social development for his ongoing work on sociology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yoak
Herbert Spencer
Cunard
Servia
L. Youmans
Youwans
West Sixteenth Street
Mr. Lott
Spencer
Professor
Youmurs
Thiat City
America
Canada
Down
the Lakes
West
Votamer
Hanging of Charles Ward in Bexar County Jail
In San Antonio on August 22 Charles Ward a mixed race man was hanged for the August 31 1881 assault on Dera Eiferman a 22 year old white woman. Ward confessed little spoke of guilt then muttered a final blessing as the trap opened and life ended about 12 21 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Charles Ward
Bexar
Dera-Eifermuao
Eiferman
Ward
Races at Brighton and Prise meet showery day results
The event at Prise and Brighton on August 23 featured several races with free entrance and purse totals of 350 to 400 dollars. London won the first half mile event, Lida Stanhope took the mile plus 100-yard race, Force triumphed in the one mile, and Revenge led the hurdle race over six jumps. At Brighton Beach Olivette won the one mile race, J O May captured another, Tha B. won a selling race, Mary Warren and Dutchman won their respective sprints, with Tassel steeplechase results: Dutchman first, Moscow second, Faulridge third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purist
Lida Stanhope
Kemnesah
Force
Jake Witte
John Sullivan
Revenge
Charlemagne
Glasgow
New York
Brighton Beach
Olivette
Potomac
Carrillas
J. O. May
Regicide
Mrs. Chabbs
Tha_ B
Tug. Wilson
Major Hughes
Ales
Mary Warren
Night
Templar
Hippograff
Ing Dutchman
Moscow
Faul Ridge
First Cotton Bales Arrive From Mississippi Valley
The Cotton Crow reports the season's first bales arriving in the Misssissippi Valley area. G W Witlinys & Co. shipped two bales from South Carolina to A X Greene for New York at sixteen cents per pound. The first bale was received August 23 in New Orleans, three weeks later than 1881. Receipts statewide are fifteen days ahead of last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mischelpyl
New Gaeixans
Mississippi
New Orleans
Mississippi Valley
Judge Lawson Praises Jury in All Convictions
At the close of the commission court Judge Lawson complimented jurors for convicting every arraigned person except one. He endorsed the attorney general’s decision to move the recent trial to Dublin and noted fair grounding for the disagreement in that single case. Kansas wheat crop yields rise across central counties with averages around twenty eight bushels per acre and state-wide prospects improving. A Globe Special reports a Wells-Bargo & Co messenger killed by Sunday Amby stage robbers, who fled with five thousand dollars. Hall fought them, eight bullets in front, pistol empty, near mile marker. murderers on the trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uanavelli Democrate
McDonald
Jefferson Club
General Assembly
Indiana
Har‘ory
Opula
Lemand
Finland
Republican Party
Na Party
Duar
Commission Court
Lawson
Dublin
Kansas
Kansas Crix
State Board ‘of Agriculture
Clay
Satine
Jefferson
Ellsworth
Rice
Russell
Barton
Els
Riley
Sheridan
Tocsos
Arizona
Globe
Andy Hall
Wells -Bargo & Co
Waldridge& Co
Hall
Trouble Brewing in Roumania and a Colored Murderer
The report notes disquiet in Roumania with Russian intrigues along the lower Danube and in Moldavia and the Dubrudscha as key bases. In a separate item, Ben Harris, a colored man near Vooataa, shot his wife, killed their daughter, and injured another with an ax, then escaped as searchers hinge on his capture. a third fragment mentions harming someone with grapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roumania
Vigna
Lower Danube
Fisogs
Moldavia
Dubrudscha
Vooataa
Ben Harris
Mardeérer
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Syria
England
Arabia
Egypt
Portes
Beyrout
Lebanon
Daminéus
Fogti Constant
Seicle
Desbatsenya
France
Brevelyan
Ireland
Belfast
Trevelyan
McRetary
Celtic Confederation
Rudy Lonnor
Melbourne
Seiveurool
London
Liverpool Cots “Exchange E
Henge
Amon Ose
Franklin ‘D. Hough
Bureau of Forestry
Charles “Mohr
Mobile
Alabama
Census
Gulf
Oesel
Crown
Bell
Quebec
Saunders
Ontario
Althon
Jospeh
Fay
Wood's Hall
Massachusetts
Cape Cod
Catalpa
Mohr
Golf
Faani
National Politics
Congressiapat
Nationel Pic
Nationsl Free
Keesville
York
Syracuse
Noproxe
Joseph Vale
Plymouth
Majett & Co
W. A. Brant
W C
Ayres
Whitehurst
John W. Pierry
N. B. Yeager
Syracuse Iron Works
Chenzaim
Intai
Kersvinwe
Bedell
Main Street
Adirondacks
Nollett House
Association
Matthew's Stone
Eral
Sendt
Sion
Burke
Basalivaya
Little Big Man
Indian Commission
Allison
Pera Raia Aly
Aia
criVi
Herbert Spcneur
JUDGE
Mastin Weer
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