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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1882

Page

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Rival Governors and Bacon caucus shape Georgia convention

Delegates at the Kimball and Markham houses discuss two thirds rule and majority, with Stephens and Bacon factions vying for governor. The scene highlights dinners, informal talks, and early polling expectations, noting Stephens’s near two thirds on first ballot and Bacon’s unresolved strength as leaders jockey for position.

Eiher Mr. Stephens Theseumors Hare Watton Hall Stephens Floyd Sonia Find Haeretidates Avi- Genti

Democratic Exec Committee Meeting At Kimball House

The state Democratic executive committee met at the Kimball House to arrange details for an upcoming convention opening. The session, called to order in parlor No 2, included L N Trammell of Whitfield as chairman and other members from Fulton and Whitfield counties.

Stefheng Stephena 2Kimball House Stephens Patrick Walsh Friends Mr. Stephens L. F. Livingstone Newton Henry Jackson Fulton Cand Astee Tim Kimball House Bullock Gartrell Phillipses Tom Watson McDuffie Pitt England Hyrdeman Sen Hood Crisp Balb Jenks Jones Newt. Trammell Meary D. McDaniel Pierce Young Carlton Mark A. Cooper Congress Major Cooper R .W. Grubb McIntosh W. A. Harris Worth Richard Hobbs Dougherty John A. Cobb Sumter J. A. Black A. D Abrams Troup W. T. Newman J. LL Hardeman Bibb N. J. Tamlin Polk J. M. Walker Wilberforce Daniel Richmond F. H. Colley Wilkes Milton Reese Toomorrow W.T. Newman R. W Grubb Kimball L. N. Taammeet Charman A. Bacon TRE Executive Committee State Democratic Executive Committee Doumaeratierstate Ximbali House P.m. Nly IsBeel Pty L. N. Trammell Whitfield Hairman Bacop Whitfield Falfons

Fire attempt on American HQ in Alexandria sparks mixed dispatches

London reports from the Times and Telegraph recount an attempted fire at St Mark's building in Alexandria, the Americans’ headquarters. The Telegraph notes a nighttime alert as English sailors, American mariners, and Greek crews prepared for a possible assault, with alarm false by 9 pm. The Morning Post lauds American admiral and sailors for decisive conduct, contrasting with French and Italian actions.

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Alexandria News From Arabi Pasha Camp and Cairo

Alexandria dispatches describe Arabi Pasha forces of about 6000 surrounded by hungry civilians and lured by promises of plunder. British artillery ready, mules landed, natives fear violence in Cairo. Arabi’s prestige waning as bombardment continues and unrest grows in Port Said and Suez areas.

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Alexandria in Flames as Arabi Pasha Defies Khedive and English

Special dispatches describe Arabi Pasha issuing decrees in the khedive’s name, urging resistance as Bedouins and Anubis forces gather. Fires, plunder in bazaars, and alarming rumors sweep Cairo and Alexandria with warnings of famine and water cutoff to starve Europeans.

H Logynon Newa Alexandria Arabi Pasha Anubis Cairo Ciro Arrved Suez Constiation Loxnoy Daily Telegraph Mahmondith Canal

Egypt Turmoil and European Powers Face Egypt Crisis

Dispatches from Alexandria report numerous executions and a crackdown as British orders urge calm. Khedive claims 205 Europeans killed at Kafr el Dewari, while five hundred marines are deployed to secure seven centers. France and England discuss European intervention to restore order in Egypt, with Turkey to intervene if needed under Khedive authority. Gambetta voices cautious support for a European solution.

Pasha Severs Aba Ras El-Tin Palace Mehmet Ali Arabi Pasha Arabibi Pasha Arabi Alexandria Hisemp Boa Arabi Pushy Ali Fama Suez Canal Khedive Loxpox Daily News Kafrel Dewari Rumleh Saris Rlabsiy Chambera Coustiimeon Paris Chamber of Deputies France Europe England Durreyoinet Egypt Turkey M.gambetta de Freycinet Bieferends

Senate Sides With Tax Bill Debate Amid Contested Elections

The Senate, after a long session, defeated a tax bill adjournment by party lines and moved into executive session. Protests from tobacco interests surfaced over proposed tax cuts as nominations were confirmed and committee actions outlined, including resignations and postmaster appointments in Alabama and Florida amidst calls for adjournment before July.

Washimeron Senate Min Penaleton Tom Logan Yeas George Misslesigp Alison Beck Irilina Massachusetts New Orleans House John Q. Lovell Louisiana Navy James E. Slaughter Mobie United States Paul Bureau Alabama Taxpan Stephen H. Smith Tennessee Nuevo Laredo Mexico Richard D Pamlico North Carolina J. BP. Childs Marion Joseph Atkins Greensborough W. W. Dewhurst St. Augustine Florida Wil Hiacock Jane Rendall Congress Hiscock Kuasyo Committee On Ways and Means Washington Tariff Commission

Government Business in July 18 Conference on Appropriations

The fourteen regular annual appropriation bills including post-office, cultural, army and other departments have moved to a second conference committee. Senate amendments to the river and harbor bill are non-concurred and under review. Senate conferees named Mesick McMillan Jones of Edina and Ransom. House conferees not yet appointed. Pension bill has passed the Senate with a plan to accept Senate amendments.

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