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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1884

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Democratic candidates surge as Maine delegates chosen

The report notes Democratic presidential contenders in Washington pressing for candidates amid talk of Tilden declining. Slocum enters the race and goes to New York to consult supporters. Cleveland delegates are chosen in Maine. In Congress, debates on diplomatic and consular bills continue, with secret sessions and shifts on pensions and river harbor funding for Georgia.

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Adjourning Congress and River Harbor Debates

In the House, Morrison reports a concurrent adjournment resolution for June 30. The river and harbor bill proceedings include a strikeout motion on a $250,000 Galveston harbor item, with Texas and Galveston officials opposing the Ends plan and favoring the Eads plan. The day ends with elections committee actions in Campbell vs Mendy.

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Tent Beggar Nuisance Report Won’t Supply Army Gear

In Senate, Cockrell reports adversely on a joint resolution to loan cannons tents and muskets to ex Union soldiers and state units for reunion. War Dept letters say no tents or cannon can be spared and suggest a special appropriation if needed.

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Cotton and corn yield gains vary by region in June report

The June returns to the Agriculture Department show a national rise in cotton area about four percent, with growth slowed by rains in the southwest and cold spells in North Carolina and Tennessee. Replanting occurred in early June. gains depend on weather, with much of the increase concentrated in the northern states. Spring wheat area up about 9 percent, led by Dakota. winter and overall crop conditions remain strong in many states, while rice and barley trends show mixed changes.

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California and Nevada Send Delegates to Chicago for Tilden Ticket

California and Nevada democrats held state conventions to back Samuel J. Tilden for president. In California, John H. Wise urged sending a delegation to Chicago with Hendricks as second choice for Tilden. Nevada delegates, led by George W. Baker, endorsed Tilden and Hendricks, and urged silver coinage, land policy limits, and Chinese exclusion.

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Secret Service Fund Debate and Rail Split at Senate

Dispatches from London report British foreign policy on dynamiters and neutrality funding, with Frelinghuysen noting no direct reply. Senate panel attached a $250,000 neutrality act expenditure paragraph to a consular bill, after a secret session. Louisville and Nashville turmoil grows as President Rogers resigns and Milton H. Smith moves to lead. reorganization plans stalled by stockholders.

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SWAIM TO BE COURT MARTIALED

The court of inquiry record filed today shows Advocate General Swaim faces a court martial. The inquiry notes a series of discreditable transactions by an officer in high office, meriting strong condemnation, though no specific act is proved fraudulent.

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Telegraph Brevities of Listed Events in Nova Scotia and New England

Brief notices report executions in Picton Nova Scotia for Joseph Tampsett and George Lowder. Sofia sees Servian legation depart amid ruptured Bulgaria-Servia relations. Wool merchant George H. Krans & Co of New York assigns with preferences. Peabody shops on Grove Street burn at 2 am. Samuel B. Gregory former US Navy commander dies at 91 in Essex County Massachusetts. Bailey Co., cannery dealers, and Titford salt dealers face fire and business notices. Secretary Stevens of Cincinnati issues circular on whiskey export association's indefinite session. Bulgarian midrols and related matters noted. Abbott defaults.

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El Mahdi Retreats To Stronghold Amidst Sudan Crisis

June reports describe El Mahdi withdrawing from Kordofan to the nearly inaccessible Tebal Godir stronghold. Zebehr Pasha pledged to secure his submission within five weeks if named viceroy of the Sudan and Khartoum’s defense would be maintained against European commerce. General Gordon’s fate and related political maneuvers dominate dispatches from London and Washington.

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