Red Axe Case Tea Walks Through Courts
A fragmentary note references attorneys and a party named Red Axe in a legal matter. No dates or locations are readable. The text suggests ongoing court action and legal representation without concrete details.
26 Oct 1887
Page 1
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1887
Page
1
A fragmentary note references attorneys and a party named Red Axe in a legal matter. No dates or locations are readable. The text suggests ongoing court action and legal representation without concrete details.
Commissioner Lyman, back in the city, argues the civil service must be nonpartisan and shielded from political agitation. He warns that partisan organizing within the service or by political committees risks undermining the law and public trust, and he discusses forbidden political contributions by public servants.
The document reports a Thanksgiving Proclamation by President Cleveland dated October 25 1887 designating the first Wednesday in November as a day of prayer and gratitude. It notes calls for worship and national reverence with blessings attributed to divine forgiveness and national unity.
Boston firm Perkins Dupes and Company, successors to Charles A Sweet and Co, suspended operations on October 25 after a run on long positions in Massachusetts Central and Union Pacific margins. The firm owed unsecured credits up to 340000 with assets scarcely reaching 20000. Creditors expect to recover about fifty cents on the dollar.
October 25 at 8 o clock the Nashville criminal judge J Wn Frazier died at his son J B Frazier's home in Cuarraxcoga Tennessee after a weeklong cold and pneumonia. He served as criminal judge of the Nashville district in 1867 during the Brownlow era. His act in releasing imprisoned legislators amid arrest and habeas corpus was noted.
A chaotic report mixes plans to cordon a county jail with condemned executions and female participation, followed by firefighting notes across Ohio and Arkansas. Incendiary cases in Ontario involving Salvation Army barracks and a church, with two men charged, conclude the scan of violent events and property losses.
Telegraphed updates from Savannah quarantine officer report British ship Solon with three smallpox cases sent to quarantine. Tampa deputy collector notes 6 to 8 new yellow fever cases, two deaths yesterday and three this morning. Dr Porter to recruit four nurses. Tampa Times Union adds thirteen new yellow fever cases and three deaths yesterday. Dr Bullock arrives from Savannah. outlook remains discouraging with winds northwest.
In a Tallagton meeting at Joseph Chamberlain's house, resolutions praised his appointment and urged amicable Anglo American harmony. The discussion covered fisheries, trade, and imperial ties, with Chamberlain cautioning that Irish questions hinge on imperial relation and Canada’s linkage to England.
October 25 Dublin reports show Walsh editor of the Wexford People sentenced to one month then two months hard labor on separate charges for publishing meetings of suppressed national league branches. Four summonses dismissed. Dillon expected to arrive Cork today. Crowds sung God Save Ireland on route to station amid police action.
Fragmented report describes a tense scene with Wilson defending himself before a crowd, amid accusations and political strife. It notes a London death linked to a dynamite conspiracy, inquest details from Scotland Yard, and scattered overseas items signaling political tension and transport incidents.
Detroit defeats St Louis 4 to 1 after a late rally as Ganzel and others drive in runs. The game features Richardson and Thompson driving in two runs and Robitson error contributing to the scoring. Attendance reaches about one hundred, with Detroit pitchers Getesin and Gan anchoring the win.
The Macon crowd welcomed Mrs Davis and family during a Georgia State Fair visit led by Major Funston and the Davis party. Marching bands, decorations, and a silver bowl presentation highlighted a ceremonial afternoon at Captain Johnston's home and Davis headquarters.
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