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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1882

Page

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Governor Eliots Arrival and Welcome in Crawfordville

Governor Alexander H. Stephens reaches Crawfordville and takes possession of Liberty Hall, receiving a warm reception from locals. A detailed tour of the parlor and library reveals portraits of Toombs, Lee, Cobb, and others while Stephens discusses his finances, copyrights, and future plans as he prepares for the Atlanta departure and gubernatorial duties.

Alexander H. Stepheng Crawfordville Colonel Canler Soiccitor Eilig Liberty Hall Stephens Bermuda Gras Toombs Saul Carby Linton Stephenshu Lee Howell Cobb Webster Sirs W Oh Felton Rutherford B. Hayes Lucy W. Hayes James A. Garfield Mr. Stephens Henry Jackson State Democratic Executive Committee Stephen Merrmi Stephens Hay Bird Insacorner Smith O’bnen Munster Thad Toombs States California Swinton United States Garfield Clave Mr. O'Neill Frank Big Wag Uttle Atlanta Mainy Madison Weirs Julius L Brown Exgheh RJ Lowry Harry Jackson EP Irwell If N Grrady WT Newnan MA Candler WD Ellis Amos Fon Kigan Lochranc A L Koontz Union S.ephens Coron Markham Willie Jones Lod Street Wall Street Senator Brown Colquitt

Exchanging Courtesies in Washington and New Appointments

The Swiss minister Frey the Brazilian minister Netto and the Japanese minister Maunenori were presented to the president in Washington and courtesies exchanged. Other items note delays on the Rio Grande fever cordon, Hiram H. Grant named postmaster at Goldsboro, and rapid travel times from Yokohama. Fiscal figures include bids for the Forty-eighth Congress and relief funds for Mississippi floods.

Washington Garfield Hills Colonel Frey Senor Felippe Topeg Netto Teraytium Maunenori Murray Marine Hospital Service Brownaville Texas Hamlton Rio Grande Mexico Hiram H. Grant Goldsboro N. C John R. Smith Japan Vienna Yokohama Treasury New York United States Canada Grand Trunk Railway Congress Caprain Joseph Conrad Eleventh Infantry Wm. E Kingsbury George Locy Brown Garfield Boynton Interior Joslyn Brewster Supreme Court Houmas Lousiana Soha Slidell Land Department Interior Department Justice Clifford Naw Organ Chante St. Mary’s Orphan Boy’s Asylum The Picayune Baton Rouge Louisiana Western Extension Mobile

Arctic Tragedy on the Jeannette Recall of Preparations

Narrative from the Jeannette court of inquiry details the retreat across the ice after the sinking, with Dunnar leading to a planned road marked by black flags, provisions and boats planning, and debates on weight and equipment. Danenhower criticizes excess load and urges minimalry, with boats and navigational boxes discussed. The report links the ill fated voyage to the open questions about what could have been done differently.

Wasninatoy Danenhower Jeannette Court of Inquiry Dunnar Horicers Bennett Island

Arabi Defends Actions Over Alexandria Bombardment

Arabi rejects guilt for massacres during the Egypt war he claims British bombardment of Alexandria was unlawful and provoked by their 24 hour notice. He says he and officers tried to quell mob violence and blames British intentions for occupying Egypt. He cites loyalty to sultan and khedive and notes khedive decoration before the bombardment. Also mentions a Southern Railway and Steamship association meeting today to discuss important matters.

Langtry Constantinorce Bairam Wallace United States Austria Rome Errington Cardinal Jacobini London Paolucci Arabi Pasha Cairo Baker Pasha Eprxgman Toutar Earl of Crawford and Balcarres John Bright Birmingham Trade Council Aeade Arabi Arabia Alexandria Tanta Egypt Arabi Seymour Arani Southern Railway and Steamship Associations

Trial Notes on Guiteau and Sateldo Case Details

Attorney General Brewster opposes a presidential reprieve and urges against a special commission to review Guiteau mental state. Sateldo defense subpoenas letters from Barton and others alleging financial misdeeds. Mrs Scoville sanity trial resumes with doctors testifying on mental illness and family turmoil related to Guiteau case.

Sateldo Augustus Sateldo A. M. Sateldo J R West Eighth District Clarence M. Barton Arthur Shepherd Charles 9. Sanderson the Star Barton The Star Soteldo Soning A. C. Soteldo

Allan Campbell Named Citizen's Candidate for Minger Flower

New York October 24 citizens movement committee nominates Allan Campbell for mayor and a slate for other city and county offices. Flower declines renomination citing lack of sacrifice and a desire to let the people name their choice, warning against fixed nominations and urging open conventions.

Flower Declatng New York Citizens Movement Committee Allan Camp Ibell Wm. A. Butler Edward Solomon Henny J. Scudder Emmons Clark J. A. Demorest Emile W. Hoeber Edward McCue Congress

Jealous husband shoots wife then himself in Porterville NY

John N. Pope living near Porterville shot his wife at the breakfast table then his hired man Baker. He shot himself thrice and cut his throat outside, dying within minutes. Jealousy blamed. others injured expected to recover. Local police report.

Max Courickstown New York John N. Pope Porterville Baker Danvouce Andrew Jones Tom Simpson Leakesville Jones Simpson Lincoln Wasainetom

Parliament in London Divided Over Dwyer Gray Privilege Case

London dispatch reports a divided House of Commons over the E Dwyer Gray privilege matter as Lord Randolph Churchill attacks the session and Gladstone defends the government. The Egyptian question and church congress topics follow with motions on procedure and policy.

Pne B. Dwyer Gray Europe Egypt London House of Commons E. Dwyer Gray Damson Dublin House of Commons Lord Randolph Churchill Randolph Churchill Gladstone Stafford Northcote William V. Harcourt Henry D.D. Wolff Conservati House Bta Northcote Walter Barttelot Tion Ashmear Dwyer Gray Gray Lewis Parn Henry James Gener Gladstuse Stafford Nourtheste Mr. Gladstone Gladstones Wilfred Lawse Parnellites Church Congress

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