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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1884

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Cholera Widens Across France Italy City Pains

August 26 dispatches report cholera rising in France and Italy. Toulon and Marseilles face financial strain from cleansing and care efforts as numerous citizens flee. Italian outbreaks grow with new deaths and cases in many towns as Corsica notes spreading illness near Ajaccio.

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The French at Foochow War News Indignant France

The French at Foochow report progress in the war with China. Advices trace Admiral Courbet destroying forts near the Min River and foreshadowing joint action with Lespes before Kelung. Paris and other papers defend Courbet while European powers discuss Franco-Chinese tensions and ambassadorial moves.

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Virginia Debt Law Clarified and Reform Moves

Virginia legislative agents report on Riddleberger debt law, fixing July 1 1862 as the act’s date and barring new interest bonds after July 1882. A money committee is allowed to study Planters and Mechanics bank issues during recess. A joint committee will investigate state lunatic asylums as adjournment nears and October 22 session awaits.

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Compliments to Greely Visit Montreal Invitation

Lieutenant Greely accepts an invitation to Montreal for a meeting of the British Association on September 1. He and Mrs Greely depart August 23 and return around September 3, amid congratulatory telegrams from Royal Navy officers and the French geographical society.

Montreal Poxrsorth N. C Greely Chayone royal navy Bedford Pym British association French geographical society

Labor Troubles and Arrests Roil the Mining Regions

A Pennsylvania and Ohio mining dispute fuels unrest with 32 miners arrested for trespassing on railroad property. Wives beg to join jailed husbands as strife spreads to Illinois and Alabama. reports describe clashes between strikers and guards, pinkertons, and alarming tensions across several towns.

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Albion Bank Swindle and Warner to Be Called into Court

A Boston contingent arrives in Albion New York to seek a warrant for arrest of Albert Warner, missing president of the River National Bank. District Attorney Roapp to press criminal action. Warner believed in Canada. Also notes on receiver Henry F. Anderson, bank failures, and bond recoveries in Louisiana and national bank confessions in Dakota.

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Scarcity of Seed Corn in Chihuahua Drives Trade Call

In Chihuahua drought raises seed corn costs and food scarcity concerns. Governor reports government requests Senor Romero to advertise in U S papers and invite exporters to offer seed corn with price and quantity details. Also notes Baltimore to Washington telephone line contract and deep sea cable progress, plus Monmouth Park and Saratoga race summaries and a list of recent baseball results and fires.

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A SECRET SHOT AND CONSPIRACY IN A COURT CASE

A sensational 10 day hearing before U S Commissioner Hackins details an alleged conspiracy to assassinate Thomas G Amison of Washington county on December 15 1643. Witnesses describe meetings with J R Trail Tanton and J H Hawkins plotting to shoot Amison at Nancy Mills residence and on the highway. The case reveals fear and motive tied to debt and a civil dispute, with Hawkins jailed and Trull released on bond while Amison survives the attack and testifies.

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Macon Woman Tries to Fathom Husband Burglary Case

In Macon on August 2 a burglary at I B Gartrells residence revealed Prof Gorman as the intruder. Gartrell aided by a neighbor arrested him, but later declined to prosecute after his wife Annie Wyatt Gorman pleaded. Annie, formerly of Delaware, recounted their hardships and his decline into debt, describing their move from Chester to Griffin and Macon while facing eviction and poverty.

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