War Rumors Grow as French and Chinese Clash Near Foo Chow
Dispatches from August describe conflicting reports of a French bombardment off Foo Chow after Admiral Courbet ordered reprisals. Li Hung Chang reportedly seeks pacific settlement while neutrality debates unfold in London. Reports claim Chinese governors march toward Tonquin, and new cholera cases arise in Tangier and Marseilles amid tension.
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Italian Painter Dond Dies at Thirty Eight in 1878 Salon
Signor de Mittes the Italian painter dies at thirty eight. He won a first class medal at the Salon of 1878. In Chattanooga, excursionists from Cincinnati to Manitou Cave pass through the city this morning, greeted by two hundred locals. A Cameron Hill development in Tennessee sells forty thousand dollars’ worth of property for residence use. The memory of Judge Walker prompts a short adjournment of the Montgomery County court. A man in Wilkes-Barre falls from a second-story room, dying later. In News, Tabernacle, Pay Side N. Godden dies after an explosion aboard the tug Daphne.
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The Corruption Fund Paper Circular Shocks Clerks
In Wasmsatox on August 23 a large number of clerks in a government department received a circular from BF Jones, chairman of the Republican National Committee, soliciting subscriptions to an illustrated campaign paper. The note offers thirteen weeks at one dollar per copy and includes a blank form to guarantee subscriptions, delivered by a messenger at the department.
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The National Greenbackers Demonstration in New York
The National Greenbackers plan a mass rally at Mazone temple in New York City this Saturday. George C. Jones expects the convention to name an electoral ticket and perhaps two judges, with Butler and Awens or Rapallo likely nominees. A Butler reception follows, with a strategy session at the Stortersunt House Friday evening among the national committee and state delegates.
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Trade and labor rumors amid bank suspensions and pay delays
Reports say the Manefield Bank issues a floating debt and pay delays at United Telegraph create uncertainty. Several banks, including Mansfield Ohio and Webster county bank at Marstfield Mo, suspend operations with liabilities ranging from 10 000 to 67 000 dollars. The Southern Coal association raises coal prices and imposes penalties for mispricing while pay days shift between cities. A ten million debt bond call is anticipated later in the week.
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Johnston and Richball race at Saratoga steals the show
The August 21 match race at Saratoga drew five thousand spectators as Johnston owned by Commodore N. W. Kidtson defeated Richtall trained by J. Campbell in a brisk event. Johnston led from the start and posted fast times amid a clear cool day on a fast track with the crowd betting heavily on the favorite.
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Kentucky Champions Set to Face the Georgetown Club
The Athletic club schedules a Monday afternoon game with the Georgetown “Georgetowns” from Kentucky, a strong titleholder touring team. Georgetown arrives after a likely route from Atlanta and Columbia to play the “Stars” next, while plans for future matchups and a dispute over a recent Columbus game stir local talk.
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Stars at Hod. A Rosak Ovation For Winners
The Stars moved to Boston evening crowds thronged the depot and cheered the champions. Locals in Covington met a large turnout as Kentucky players toured, while the George town team beat Covington 12 2 before southern trip to athletic events. Baseball results from Baltimore to Detroit and a local match at Carmysville ended with high enthusiasm and scattered incidents.
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Fatal Shooting At Muller's Saloon Sparks Arrest in Atlanta
Eugene M. Robinson was mortally wounded last night at Muller's saloon near the Bank block after a quarrel with Frederick White, a New York transplant. White fired three times, Robinson died soon after, and White was arrested. witness accounts differ on whether the shooting occurred inside the saloon and the motive centered on a dispute over a bet and a perceived insult.
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Murder in Vermont Shocks East Montpelier Residents
The shooting of Carr in a Montpelier town shop stems from jealous motives. Char W. Senders, a 35-40 year old East Montpelier resident, bought a revolver, killed Carr, and was captured after claims of intending further violence. He confessed to the act and awaited punishment as neighbors described the crime.
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