Treasury turmoil and Morgan cabinet speculation in Washington
Washington reports indicate Governor Morgan refused the treasury post with Judge Volger floated as a possible successor. President Arthur hints at cabinet reconsideration as the Senate confirms William H. Brown as Macon postmaster and a treasury bond call scandal unfolds. Connecticut and South Carolina visitors receive cordial hospitality in Charleston amid public praise.
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Washington
Senate
Schober
Finance Committee
Treasury Department
Senate Todluy
William H. Brown
Macon
Gia
Arthur
Morgan
Treasury
Morgen
MacVeagh
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
New York
Messrs
Miller and Lapham
Hoar
Cameron
Sherman
Lapham
Pugh
Hill
Georgia
Waanrscox
Volger
Indians Arm Themselves After Agent Harassment At Salt River
A Texas and Pacific survey party seeks a military escort through San Carlos agency amid fears of an attack by Salt River Indians provoked by the Pima agent Wheeler. Mrs Wheeler reports armed locals en route to the agency with warnings from Salt River settlers. Local residents and Rev. Cook express alarm as Indians, said to be intoxicated, threaten action but may sober up by arrival. agency guard includes officers, teachers, and fifteen men.
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Tresox
Arizona
Texas and Pacific Railway
San Carlos
Globe
Casa ‘Grande Rays
B. Wheeler
Pima
Wheeler
Connecticut Governor visit and First Connecticut Regiment depart Charleston
Charleston received the Governor of Connecticut and Troop Carriages as the First Connecticut Regiment from Hartford and the Governor's Foot Guard of New Haven left at 7 o clock for home by rail via the Virginia Midland route. They will stop in Columbia for entertainment by citizens and military, then in Charlotte and other cities, likely reaching home.
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Connecticut
Ligedow
South Carolina
Charleston
Bulkeley
Hartford
Barbour
Conneticut
New Haven
Virginia Midland
Columbia
Charlotte
9 McDonald
Franklin
Cleveland
Ing’s Mountain
Bibb
State Senate
State University
Nashville
Supreme Court
McDonald
Morgan County
Moses Waddell
The
Athens
Georgia
Philadelphia
Baying
Franklin College
Macon
M. A. Branklin
Moore
River Convention Vows Unified Push for Mississippi River Improvements
Delegates of the Mississippi River Convention arrive in St. Louis and plan to vote unity. They approve federal navigation work on seven rivers, seek mixed engineer commissions, set broad funding goals, and discuss extending plans to include the Ohio and Missouri rivers with emphasis on canal and jetty projects.
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Missinnippi
Dinderppl
Elgil
Mississippi
Hennepin
Missouri River
Ohio
Missisppi River
Three Men Attempt to Rob Chicago Express Train
Pittsuburg October 25 Three unknown men tried to rob the Chicago express on the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad as it neared this city. The trio boarded after leaving Bucyrus Ohio and forced entry into a sleeper car. Conductor Shallis confronted them and one man fired a pistol but caused no injuries. Passengers woke. the thieves fled by jumping from the moving train.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Bucyrus
Ohio
Shallis
Shereipormate
Miss Johnson
Huntsville
Memphis
Chattanooga, Fenn
Love
Lanier
Memphis Apjpedi
Marr
Ane
New York
United States District
Wallace
United States District Court
Davann
City of Washington
Custom House
Yab
Calendar of Crime from Savanna and Beyond
A sprawling digest reports a murdered fireman on the British steamer Imbros found in Savanna with a cut throat, linked to multiple white suspects. It notes a Laurel Grave inquest and arrests, plus unrelated items from Laconia and Henderson on poisoning cases, and a Memphis letter feud over a marriage scandal.
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Imbros
Port Royal
Laurel Grave
Charles Thompson
Henry Bass
Peter Carr
John McBride
John King
Charley
Venice
Kilburly
Lange
Scar Faced Charley and Indian Agency Life
In Moranards October 24 report Dyer of the Quapman agency Indian Territory discusses Modoc and other tribes. He notes 100 Modocs remaining, three day schools for 200 pupils, 15 policemen, and orderly community with few troubles. He cites mixed marriage customs as a point of reform.
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D. B. Dyer
Quampan Agency
Indian Territory
Bri
Ge. D. Williams
SeareVacet Chuckey
Jack
The Irish Agitation and Global Repercussions
Reports detail Irish coercion act arrests, land league meetings evading police, and a priest hosting meetings in a chapel near Claremorris. Foreign dispatches note arson in Claudio and Valley villages, with three killed and eleven injured.
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TréYand
Skirmisnd
America
uOhe
Irish Times
Irzane
National Liberal Federation of Liverpool
Brof
Goldwin Smith
Ireland
Land League
Maloney
Ennis
Miss Hodnett
Bally de Hob
Claremorris
Rome
Claudio
Valley
Ae A.torrespondent
Press Association
Dublin
Forster
Gladstone
Harcourt
the Times
Berlin
Breslau
Forester
Manchester Guardian
Paris Disputch
Viere
France
M. Picard
Chamber of Deputies
Tunis
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Times
Kierwan
Kiernan
Vienna
Humbert
Paris
Epinal
Claude
Department of Vosges
Alsace
Poxhal
Lucy Glitters
Iristan
Dusit
Parnell
Dillon
Edwyer Gray
Coorporation
England
Tvs
Lambert
Rousten
Vader Wad
Baissers
Antwerp
Ghent
Verviers
Dinant
Bouges
Agram
Austro-Hungary
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James Smith, Jr
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