Carlisle Democrats Will Carry Ohio and Iowa Says Carlisle
Hon. J G Carlisle of Kentucky, a potential House speaker candidate, speaks in New York of Democratic gains. He predicts a Democratic president in 1884 barring a major congress error and cites tariff issues and reform as converts from Republicans. Ohio and Iowa appear favorable, with strong Democratic nominations and vigorous campaigning.
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New York
J. G. Carlisle
Kentucky
House of Representatives
Gilsey
Congress
Republican Congress
Ohio
Hoadly
Republican Party
Iowa
Towa
United States
Allison
Folger Endorsed Bartlett Robbins in Government Contract Case
In a Hill investigation session the prosecution showed Bartlett Robbins & Co. monopolized a government building heating apparatus business and secured awards without advertisement. Folger’s letter to Secretary Folger endorsed a Charleston West Virginia contract, amid a day of contract reading and defense counterpoints involving Totten and Murch.
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Wasarveron
Hill
Barrett, Robbins & Co
Baltimore
Coleman
Folger
Binge
Totten
Murch
Bond call pressure delays in Treasury plans
July 9 report notes a call for 15 million dollars of three and a half percent bonds between now and the 15th or when the secretary returns. Banks oppose the step, treasury officials fear no option but redemption due to rising vault funds and ordinary expenses. Surplus nears a forty percent reserve as funds sit idle pending liabilities. CROOK's INDIAH!
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Wasuixerox
New York
Treasury
Crook's Indiah
Law on Apache captives sparks misreadings
July 9 reports clarify the origin of the safeguard law for Apache captives. Secretary Teller says no plan to move all Indian agency control to the War Department. Crook's captives will remain under Interior except for military police control and custody of the Apache captives at San Carlos.
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San Carlos
War Department
Teller
Secretary of War
Crook
Department of the Iinterior
The Georgia Exhibitors at Denver Great Exposition
The Denver show features Georgian exhibitors in Colorado with a lively display setup. The national exposition building hosts fine art displays and extensive rail displays by Union Pacific Burlington and Atlantic and Pacific. Richmond and Danville shows cabinet minerals from Virginia and the Rocky Mountain collection competes with iron coal and precious metals. Terio millennial exposition at Santa Fe promises its mineral collection.
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Denver
Col
Union Pacific
Burlington
Atlantic and Pacific
Richmond and
Danville
Virginia
United States
Rocky Mountains
Santa Fe
Blocking the Lottery Prohibition by Postmaster General
Postmaster General Gresham rules on the 1879 November 13 order barring postal money orders to M A Dauphin and others, allowing suspension during appeal. He cites statutes and executive discretion, noting the later Key order suspended pending Supreme Court decision. The prior order remains in effect beyond the suspension.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Gresham
New Orleans
New York
Louisiana Lottery Company
Lottery Company
Postmaster General
Washington
Key
Department
M. A. Dauphin
Mrandam
Postoffice Department
Washington, D. C
M.A. Dauphin
Postoffice
Broadway New York
Supreme Court of the United States
Louisiana
D. M. Keyn
Court of Original Jurisdiction
Fever and cholera measures at ports and quarantine stations
Dr John H Rauch visits to bolster Mississippi valley sanitary efforts as yellow fever spreads via vessels off Mobile and Biloxi. Vega and Berne reach Ship Island quarantine with cases. stricter isolation imposed, ships towed away, crews kept offshore. Galveston patrols guard against shore landings from the Salome. cholera reports span Suez to Damietta Mansurah Swatow with multiple deaths and food shortages. European residents wounded during cordon breach. Alexandria reports a cholera death and dirty city abattoirs.
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Vega
Vera Cruz
Ship Island
Berne
Nyborg
Tobacio
Southwest Pass
Times-Democrat
Biloxi
Flip Island
Galveston
Chief of Police
Salome
Loxvon
Suez
Naples
Damietta
Mansurah
Aluxatulin
Samanoud
Swatow
China
Times
Alexandria
Irish House Excludes Bradlaugh After Seat Controversy
In the house of commons Mr Gladstone stated he received a Bradlaugh letter vowing to take his seat despite orders. Northcote moved to exclude him until he pledged not to disrupt proceedings. motion passed 232 to 106. Questions followed on land act amendments and Suez canal, with assurances of parliamentary approval. In other news, Sligo assizes convicted four men in a murder conspiracy. sentences ranged from two to fourteen years.
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Agh
Iriah
Bradleagh
Gladstone
Lor Pon
M. the Lesseps
Sligo
Rogerson
Tansy
Kally
Haugh
Weston House
Galway
Haughton
Kelly
Vatican and Prussia clash over church bill in liberal press
The North German Gazette reports Cardinal Jacobini’s note to Prussia, suggesting Vatican diplomats downplay the church bill while Prussia plans further independent legislation. The liberal press approves, and the New Prussian Gazette cautions against overreliance on the conservative ultramontane coalition amid the ongoing debate.
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Vatican
Prussia
France
Bente
Jacobini
Curia
Gross Gazette
Rendera
Germania
Vatican France relations and Paris amnesty debate
The article notes improved Vatican France ties after notes exchange and reports on amnesty motions for Louise Michel with clashes in the chamber of deputies. It also covers Count de Chambord's fragile health, the Orleans princes’ travel plans, and possible appeals to Rome if Laris is recognized as monarch claimant.
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Vatican
France
Louise Mitchel
Minturbera
Parris
Earle Granville
Hebrides
Great Britain
Manneilies
Louise Michel
Comte de Parla
Fronsport
Count de Chambord
Orleans
Pesth
Vienna
Paris
Count de Champbin
Count de L'aris
Rome
Wimbledon Trials and American Rifle Team Winds Up
The Observer notes Wimbledon will be a standout meeting with strong interest in the American squad. Canadian team quarters were set, wind gauge questions linger, and the Americans receive complimentary rifle tickets for pre-tournament practice. Weather limited range scoring. details follow with matches in Buffalo and Detroit scores.
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Wimbledon
Lennon
The
Observer Today
Duke of Teck
Earl of Wemysk
Viscount Ranelaugh
Sir Henry Wilmot
Weinman
W. J Tubbeth
J. M. Pollard
W. L. Cash
Mr. Bull
Daser Sii. Brivao
Baffalo
New York
Providence
Detroit
Horrible Train Crash Near Plainville Connecticut
An eastbound New England railroad passenger train collided with a gravel train on a curve east of Plainville. Engineer George Knickerbocker died after staying at his post to reverse the engine. fireman escaped. Baggage car passengers Charles W. Church and Charles Griswold killed or gravely injured. Telegraph operator Charles A. Welsh was arrested for failing to relay orders. officials report the accident occurred due to miscommunication. Passengers were shaken but unharmed overall.
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Wantrorp
Conn
New England Railroad
Plainville
George Knickerbocker
Trai
Charles W. Church
Adam
Hartfort
Charles Griswold
Waterbury
Griswold
Church
Charles A. Welsh
World’s Crime and Fires Spread Across States
A Boston man Howard Whelan confessed to escaping a state workhouse fire started by James Gilmore who was arrested after confessing to inciting the blaze. The report spans multiple incidents from Missouri to Texas, including a jealous murder attempt in Potosi and a fatal deputy-involved shooting near Decatur.
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Boston
Howard Whelan
Attleboro
Badgewater
James Gilmore
Gilmore
Potosi
Galvastox
Decatur
Owen
Hunter
Owens
Ciy
Ganveston
San Antonio
Clemens
Order of Divine Providence
New Braunfels
Austin
Gua Pheuffer
Ble
Minpma
Helena
Ann
W. R. Burke
the World
Salers Station
Brown County
Charles Preston
Arges
Pirrsuvecu
Arenilald H Rowand
Rowand
Mippurtox
Franklin Prnace
Iron Company
New York
Jay
Poliamen
John Donovan
Charles Reynolds
Jersey City
Prank Brown
Exerun
N. H
Newmarket Manufacturing Company
Newmarket
Patrick Mullen
Pauper Immigration Through Canada Sparks Treasury Alert
Special Agent Howell reports large influx of destitute Irish paupers via Canada into the United States. Twenty eight recently landed in Buffalo after leaving Ireland, then sent to Erie county almshouse. Canadian steamers offer low rates for such immigrants, with state aided arrivals expected from Limerick. Treasury says no law blocks pauper passage through Canada.
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Lhrough Canada
Howell
Slansburg
New York
Treasury Department
Quebec
Montreal
United States
Ireland
Baffalo
Erie County
Canada
Fourus
County Limerick
Episcopal church row widens over Pastor Ritchie
The dispute within the Church of the Ascension over high church practices of Arthur Ritchie grows after a protest from the diocese bishop. The morning service featured new developments as Rector Ritchie addressed the congregation in the unfolding controversy.
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Daniel Fountain
Lake — Michigan
Church of the Ascension
Arthur Ritchie
Ritchie
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