Windom refiles bonds plan as postmaster heads to Florida
Washington notes report Postmaster General James Kayes plans a pleasure trip to Florida next week returning in about two weeks. Windom says refunding operations saved the government more than Congress measures, detailing costs from bonds exchanges in London and paper printing. Also reported are legal actions in the District of Columbia criminal court involving info dismissals and debates over process, plus bond sales and relief needs for Detroit area families amid widespread distress.
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Fires in the West and Desolate State Reported
From Henon Michigan on November 10 a dispatch notes fires sweeping the West and describes a desolate scene. Correspondence quotes Mr James S McDonald secretary of a department, detailing the situation and official responses.
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The Election Returns Amid State Party Shifts in New York and Virginia
New York reports show Senate Democrats 17 Republicans 45 and Assembly Democrats 67 Republicans 61 with mixed tallies for state officers. Virginia Readjusters surge, Mahone and editor Elim credited, with Republicans gaining seats but reads remain strong. Richmond analysis cites large gains and tightening control as results trickle in.
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Guiteau Trial Affects Local Legal Help
Lawyer Trade of this city cannot participate in the Guiteau trial due to other engagements and telegraphed Mr Scoville. Mrs Parker, a key witness, seeks transportation to Washington as she has no funds. Mrs Scoville, Guiteau’s sister, has exhausted her money and is assisted with passes for herself and daughter. Her friends note fluctuating mental condition and longstanding indications of insanity amid the case fallout.
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Ireland and France News From The Times Dispatches
Reports from London Dublin and Paris describe Gladstone’s firm Ireland policy doubling down on enforcement, land act arrangements, and tenant reduction talks. Gambetta moves to form a new French cabinet after Ferry resignations while Bismarck rumors swirl. Mexico Diaz’s civil marriage and tense ties with Guatemala accompany Tunisian negotiations with France.
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The Cotton Reports Ex gathers crop condition data
The Savannah October cotton report shows Georgia yields about 400 pounds seed per acre, 10 to 35 percent below last year due to early summer drought, with 4 to 7 percent picked and December completion. lint yield down about 10 percent. Similar notes from Worlda on 350 pounds seed per acre and 12 to 44 percent drop in Is land section. Memphis district reports 37 percent picked, 1st December finish, average 372 pounds per acre, 25 to 40 percent under 1880. Treasure Trove reveals long buried chest of gold and 26 pounds silver found under floorboards in Garrtox, Ohio. The treasure, placed in Citizens National Bank by Abner Shertock, will revert to legal heirs.
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Fresh Fashion Notes Highlight Winter Dress Trends
A fashion overview lists winter styles including new red shades, Greek hair bands with mock gems, bouffant draperies, peaked bodices, and striped novelties. Moire fabrics remain in, Lane collars for all ages trend, and heavy trims on skirts appear. Carded jackets, fur beaver hats, and Paris colors predict outdoor wear. ultramarine pigment appears in dark blue garments.
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Marion violence and the Vance siege in Mississippi
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Rails of Rome to Atlanta Exposition Delegation
Rome leaders including the mayor and city council depart for Atlanta tomorrow in a special car stopping at the Exposition. Merchants join the cotton exchange closes Friday afternoon through Monday morning. A large Roman delegation, including female college pupils, will attend. enthusiasm is high for Rome’s day at the exposition.
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