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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1883

Page

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AN ENGLISH GRIEVANCE AND MADAGASCAR CRISIS

In Parliament Mr Gladstone reported French actions in Tamatave Madagascar as grave, with the British consul ill and later dead after a 24 hour eviction order by Admiral Pierre. Arrests and halted channels between Dryad and shore sparked diplomatic tensions. calls for restraint and awaiting French explanations followed.

Dryad Gladatone Shaw Gladstone Ali Bradlaugh House of Commons Bradiaugl Madagascar England France Lord Granville British Foreign Secretary, Had Been Recei Qt Up To the Date of Adj Pierre Gaboon Africa Tors Loase ‘of Lords and Bons of Coamouns Marquis of Lansdowne Cain Parliameet DeLeseps Trafic Childers di Iysseps Canel Company

Wesleyan Female College Commencement and Jewett Report

The Wesleyan Female College board met to review the Jewett Slanson matter. The majority advised mediation of extravagant expenditures by Jewett, while a minority urged dropping the case. The board adopted the minority view and Jewett offered to reimburse excess costs, which was not accepted. Hanson resigned as trustee. Commencement proved a grand success with a large audience and a full program of music, essays, and speeches. Thirty seven graduates received A B degrees. several A M and medal awards were announced. Miss Susie Derry married Thaddeus Parker in a noted romantic incident, with a campus farewell dance at Lanier House.

Agala Western Union St. Louis Ue Post Brotherhood of the Telegraphera Tvig Telegraph Company Extea Brotherhood The Pittsburg Shaw Teleg Ua New York Western Union Telegraph Company Imabier Rales Brotherhood of Telegraphers Cass Mealan Wood Lundhmen Denver Haly Cleorgetown Gielling Pexasarney Fred Dewo Grand Lake Barney Day Bo P. Webber D. J. Dean Sir Young Shear Webber Weland Ivan Day Med Dew Teen Tre Jender Mills Dean Jim Buddih Ag Lens Milly Duan Martin William Redman Razor Grand County Macoy Wesleyan Female College Jewett-Slanson Jewett Yeney Building Fund M. Butt Geo H. Purillo W. F B. Cook Thomas F. Pierce J. C. Branch Board of Trustees Hanson Mayo, Kane & Co J. O. A. Clark Wesleyan Famale College Hissea Berry C. Johnson G. Campbell Singleton Art Pryer Mus’e, Cnorus Tae Chamois Hunter Balumiory Midrés Mamtie L. Dawson Macon Eiay Shooting Stara Mamie L. Muretin Madison Musle Loulse O'farrell Athens McIntoad Peardy and Mitchell Mamie E Peabody Columbus Commersense Emma Pack Conyers McIantosh Clare Waldron Pierce Sparta Go. Braay Seniar Maggie G. Rowe Trubblin Ges Ciné Sissay Elsa Sprug Elsa Hala Spurlock Ha- White Dulphir Springs Mattie Glen Sulpour Emile Frazer Anlon Spriggs Willie Beynokis Bamesville Bass Susie Derry Professor Derry Wesleyan College Thaddeus Parker J. W. Burke Lanier House

National Politics Benutorial Contest in New Hampshire and state conventions

National politics brief reports results from New Hampshire Republican ballots with Roblins and Bingham figures and a lone vote for Chandler. Also notes state conventions at Harrisnere Pa Disnorxes Lown and Geenback regions nominating Weaver Kirkpatrick and Canfield with platforms urging hard money, abolition of banks, and sweeping tariff and rail telegraph reforms.

New Hampshire Corxcorp N. H Roblins Bingham Robins Wm. E. Chandler Harrisnere Pa William Livesey Alleghany County Jerome Bb. Niles Lown Geenback General B. Weaver Sanford Kirkpatrick Abbie Q. Canfield Congress Delares

Exposition Fund Drive in New Orleans Aims for 1000000

The New Orleans Exposition finance committee reports five of seven subcommittees have raised 100000 from merchants and business leaders. Railways pledge 25000 each if the site is set at the upper city park while cotton and sugar interests consider a per bale levy to raise over 100000 for the year. Leaders Burke Schmidt and Morehead travel to Chicago and New York to secure 150000 from trunk lines. Louisiana lottery plans 50000. Total needed reportedly 1000000.

New Orleans Upper City Park Whiel W. B. Schmidt Frank C. Morehead National Cotton Planters’ Association Chicago New York Louisiana Lottery Company

Horton Must Go as Internal Revenue Agent Resigns

July 31 notice that Charles M. Horton of Boston internal revenue agent has been dismissed after criticism and unfounded charges related to past duties. Commissioner Evans’ administration opted to remove Horton to avoid embarrassment to the bureau despite no conclusive guilt found.

Washington

Assisted immigrants landings and notices from July 11

Immigrant arrivals on the steamer Austrian total about 200 assisted families, better clad and healthier with funds, many bound west. pauper Polish emigrants sent back to London and Ireland reports describe wretched conditions. US dispatch notes Hill investigation disputes, and a commission to address Apache and Cheota faction differences in Indian Territory. Cetewayo’s forces clash with Sham. the latter chief captured in a Dutaa dispatch dated July 7.

Boston Ireland Furnesia Spain Queenstown New York London Odtewayo Loxpon Duta Cetewayo Sham

Hewitt Backed by Senator Pugh for President

Senator Pugh of Alabama reiterates support for Abram S Hewitt as the best Democratic nominee to carry New York. He praises John Sherman among Republicans and labels General Ambrose Burnside as the toughest opponent. Prohibition convention in Missravigone discusses tariff and suffrage. Holt, Payne, Shore, and Andeman named on the ticket. Vientembita reports Alfaro loyalists holding city as insurgents approach Guayaquil.

Pugh Aggents Jim Waserxnton Alabama Abram S Hewitt Hewitt Alt Pugh Mr. Hewitt New York John Shernon Ambor Yno Sali Colonel Waterman Martin Luther Muoroe Bast Guorgis Calmel Cabuaiss Waterman Dooly Brvonswick Forsyth Frank Wider Taker Ned Moore Jumbo Macon Bulingbroke

Monroe County Notes and Towns Railroads Visit Invite

A Monroe county correspondent urges Col Waterman to visit for two reasons charity and self gain, listing county figures, farms, fisheries, and rail stops. He paints local life from Cullden to Forsyth with rail pride, promising hospitality, fishing spots, and candid views of prohibition, politics, and county character.

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