Deadlock in Senate Caucuses Over President Pro Tem
Washington October. Democrats and Republicans caucused on Senate organization. Bayard favored for president pro tempore amid opposition and deadlock. Republicans pressed for broader talks but Democrats refused to trade the presidency. Debates continued with debates over oath and secretary election, adjourned to Monday.
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North Georgia exodus dreams and winter warnings
A rambled colonial-era letter extols North Georgia as a temperate, fertile refuge from harsh winters. It praises climate, mountains, rivers, and potential land sales, extols expositions, notes improved southern attitudes toward northern education and marriage, and recounts social visits.
Indictment Against Guiteau for Garfield Murder Presented
Warumaroy October 8 grand jury backs eleven count indictment against Charles Guiteau for the murder of President James A Garfield. Counts five and six focus on shooting at the Baltimore Potomac depot with a pistol, detailing the fatal wound and resulting death after a period of illness. The document cites events in Washington DC and Mount Laurel New Jersey. Captain HW Howgate released on personal recognizance of 20 000. Bail and murder indictment for Beniteau noted.
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Wolffe's System Forms Cincinnati Southern Road Trustees
The Cincinnati Southern road under the Erlanger lease begins stock subscriptions for the Cincinnati New Orleans and as Preille railway company. The goal is to link with the Erlanger system. $2, million total, $1,490,000 by Cincinnati merchants. Board chosen: Frederick Wolffe, Charlie A Page, John Seult, Theodore Cooke, Alexander MacDonald, William A. Biodman, Edgar M. Johanson. Officers named: Theodore Cooke president, John Stolt secretary, George F. Doughty treasurer, general counsel listed. A Cole-Seuley syndicate seeks Montgomery Mobile and New Orleans link via Norfolk and Western. joint contract with Louisville and Nashville proposed for ten years to align freight flows. Cole syndicate agrees not to build new lines through Montgomery territory.
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Cotton Crop Reports From the South in Early October
The New Orleans Dispatch summarizes September cotton crop figures from the National Cotton Exchange. U.S. production for 1841-42 stands at about 459,769 bales with rail shipments totaling 45,950 bales. Northern mills received 60,355 bales from all sources, while Gulf port receipts rose about 35 percent and Atlantic port receipts fell two percent. Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana, and Mississippi report varied progress and yields, with worm damage, drought effects, and favorable picking conditions noted. A Mobile report shows Alabama yields down about 15 percent in key counties and Mississippi reports similar efficiency and progress. A separate note mentions King Alfonso and a fire incident near Valencia de Alcantara, Spain, with substantial property damage.
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Fire damages Three Businesses At Doors Below
A disrupted early report notes that Gerso lts fancy cabinet chops and Zundar Wrant's pneumatic bells factory on the Doors below suffered losses totaling 12 000 with additional 5 000 in other damages. The building is owned by E F Robinson. Damage estimated around 86 000.
Among the Apaches Continued Reporte of Barbaricy
A San Carlos dispatch details arrests of Ashay Montagash and other Indians. Ashay admits killing Captain Hentig and taking part in the Cibien fight. Names like Jodeh Askeolte and Mottayash appear, with prisoners and wounded among the bands. Reports of exhumation, bird mutilation, and ongoing arrests follow as agencies pursue leaders and reorganize forces.
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Troubling Tooth Story From Battle Creek Ends In Starving Woman
A Detroit dispatch recounts Nellie Ingram of Battle Creek who for a year has survived without solid food. Fed only by beef tea and nutrient injections, she has lost from 180 pounds to about 70, while her nerves fail and recovery seems unlikely. Medical reports note injection feeding with little appetite and constant retching.
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John Broad's Will Snares Atlanta in a Courtroom Drama
Atlanta faces a stirring estate dispute after the death of John Broad with claims of a destroyed will. Fred Cummings asserts a hidden will naming him as a real estate heir, while administrator John Conley seeks sale of Broad's property, and Thigpen’s prior draft surfaces as potential evidence. Anonymous notes offer a $5000 payoff to reveal the will as the case stalls and court action continues.
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Georgia Crop News Reports Busy Harvest Outlook
The AFISE prospect for ruruips in ackson county notes prices and busy activity. Farmers in Randolph and Sumter counties shift effort to grain and corn fields while McIntosh district aims to push cargoes. Grover of Sumter county reports forty acres of crowding and potential yields amid regulatory or market uncertainties.
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Cotton Gin Fire Blazes Destroys Sims Crop and Equipment
A gin house fire seven miles from town consumed seventy five bales near the gin, about three thousand bushels of cotton seed, a fine gin and new press, with engine work. Mr Sims estimates losses near 10,000 with 4000 insurance. neighbors note his popularity and county sympathy.
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