Egypt and Irish overtures echo in British debate
The House of Commons debated Egypt policy with Sir Charles Dilke and Mr. Gladstone praising the army’s conduct while opposing binding commitments. Lords vote of thanks to the British army passed amid conservative objections. The Blue Book on Egyptian affairs notes France’s reluctance to join without French consent. Overtures toward the Irish and arrests in American star routes tied to broader imperial issues.
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Lonxvox
House of Commons
Charles Dilke
Arnold
Egypt
Robert Buxton
London
Upper Egypt
Great Britain
Baker Pasha
Gladstone
Siole
Offcers
Seyour
Wolseley
House of Lords
Lord Granville
Lord Salisbury
Stafford Northcote
Wilfred Lawson
Storey
Malloy
Bori
France
Signor Mancini
Italy
Turkey
Arabi Pasha
Earl Granville
Foreign Department
Herr Most
Freiheit
Carlton Club
Statford Northcote
Giarlstone
Trish
Varnell
Egpt
Egyt
Khartoum
Charl. Beresford
Condor
Alexania
Amerimarines
Alexandria
Alba
Semdan
Indictments Recommended Again in Corruption Probes
Special Dispatch reports government counsel A. H. Wells has submitted affidavits to the attorney general alleging corrupt offers to jurors in the bribery cases connected to the star route. The document details incidents involving juror Edwin Doniphan, juror Holmead, and figures like Frank A. Pull, Arthur Payne, and Thomas A. Foote, urging prosecution of those aiding or abetting.
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Constit
Mt. Washinatox
A. H. Wells
Bter
Wells
Edwin
Doniphan
Fr. Wells
Frederick E. Shaw
Babe Javor Brown
Walker
Brown
Department of Justice
Fall
Taylor
Department
Frank A. Pull
Arthur Payne
Thomas A. Foote
Holmead
Brewster, Cameron
French Anarchist Conspiracy Report Across France
The Paris edition details a small network of anarchist groups across French towns and villages. Federations with secret symbols link local groups to a central committee meeting in Geneva. A letter shows groups pose as unions, with 122 members in Paris and suburbs. Dynamite was made in Switzerland and fires at Amienstas caused unease.
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Piri
le Paris
France
Department
Geneva
Prince Kraforkine
Augtustat
Montcean Les Mines
St. Laurencs
Switzerland
Amienstas
Montcean Ley Maines
Lyons
M. Wloquet
the Seine
Paris
Syndic of
Brady and Brown Lumber Scheme Involving Brady Loan
October reports allege General Brady backed J P Brown in a lumber venture near Montreal with Warren Brown as intermediary. Brady allegedly loaned 40000 then 200000 more, securing debt with land. Brown's losses mounted, warehouses and mills ran, Brown died accidentally, Brady seeks sale to limit further losses.
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Wasaixenton
General Brady
Sughy
Washington
J. P. Brown
Warren Brown
O. P. Martan
Montreal
Brady
Brown
Spanish politics and Serrano party programme
A Madrid dispatch reports the Serrano party plan to reestablish the 1899 constitution with amendments. King Alfonso and his dynasty would be recognized as legitimate rulers, the king gaining power to issue cartas under a new immediate legislature. Present life senators would keep dignity, and the fitting of con to be limited to six months.
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Serrano Party
Alfonso
Arrazen
Loxpox
Renter's Telegram Company
Madrid
Marshal Serrano
Con
Limi
Nso
Arstit
The Negro in Church at Episcopalian Congress
At Eichmony in October the Episcopal congress debated relations with the colored race. Bishop Howe urged missionary methods for a century, seats in diocesan bodies, and eventual unity under a bishop. Speakers criticized and defended approaches to color, some advocating separate colored diocesan structure, others urging broader inclusion. The session closed with adjournment at 11:30 p m.
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J. K. C. Smedges
Raleigh
N. C
Episcopal Church
Henry Dunlap
Savannah
J. L. Tucker
D. D
Jackson, Mies
Virginia
Hopkins
Pennsylvania
Mc. Shackelford
Lyle
Philadelphia
C. C. Tiffany
New York
Dudley
Kentucky
Congress
Hall Harrison
Baltimore
J H. W. Sheffey
Stanton
Randolph Barton
Bishop Dudley
F. Courtney
Massachusetts
E. McCready
South Carolina
Dr. Walker
Yonkers
Joseph H. Rylance
Missionary Society Session in Cleveland Discusses Southern Education
At the American Missionary Association gathering in Cleveland the evening session featured Rev. A G Haygood of Georgia and others discussing the association's work. Addresses covered freedmen education, church and school cooperation in the South, Texas higher education, and southern education policy with future talks by Hayes, White, and J L M Curry.
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Or. Noygood
Amerian Missionary Society
Cleveland
Cleverann
Ouro
American Missionary Association
de. A.G. Haygood
Georgia
Clinton B. Fisk
Kentucky
A. G. F. Behrends
Rhode Island
Dr Haygood
Garfield
Aygood
Texas
Wa.e. Brooks
E. M. Cravath
Tennessee
New South
J. Hays
Plymouth Church
G. W. Andrews
Talladega
Alabama
Auss
Annie Cubill
Nashville
Waass
Tabernacle
Hayes
White
Cornell University
J. L. M. Curry
Virginia
The Pedestrian Match Dims After Withdrawals in New York
Rowell and Maxzeal withdraw from The Roare pedestrian contest in New York on October 26. Rowell returns to his tent at 5 23 PM and quits the race by 7 PM. Busby is removed from the dials at 8 PM after a 3384 mile score. heart irregularity forces stoppage. Night scores list Fitzgerald 431 miles and others, with several withdrawals. Freight rate talks: general freight agents of eastern roads approve a rate to New York for ten hundred pounds, with one road exception.
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New York
Rowell
Hamilton Busby
Fitzgerald
Miles
Naemac
Hughes
Hart
Herthy
Vent
Hazael
Witzgerald
Noremac
Herty
Vint
The
Constitution
St. Laura
Georgia
Missippi
New Oatlans
Major Gordon
Gordon Syndicate
Natchez and Jackson
Hinas County
Adams County
Natchez
Georgia Pacific
Coimons
Mississippi
Washington Affairs and Capitol Reports From October
The article reports delays in government counsel’s star route bribery disclosures, cites possible spy involvement by department of justice staff, and notes a Soteldo case angle. It covers post office tricycles, immigration trends northwestward, Secretary Lincoln’s quarters, Capitol guides scandal, and weather service distributions and global meteorology collaboration. A Philadelphia festival day, American arms for Turkey, and a drowning incident are also mentioned.
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Betelda Oase
Carsters
Lincoln
Wasuterox
Brewster
Department of Justica
Department of Justice
Soteldo
A. C. Soteldo
Clarence Barton
Soteldo Brothers
A. M. Soteldo
Barton
Ian
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississpi
Tennessee
Texas
War and Nasy
Rom
Navy
Capitol Guides
Capitol
Capiss
Skivington
Sazen
Signal Service Bureau
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
Nashville
Railway
Algeria
Australia
Austria
Hungary
Belgium
England
Ireland
Canada
Cape Colony
China
Pacific Ocean
United States
Atlantic
Europe
Asia
World
Georgia Agriculture Report Details Fertilizer Data and Fisheries
The biennial report by Hon. J. T. Henderson covers department organization, personnel changes, and fertilizer inspections with eight season totals from 1874 to 1881. It highlights cotton seed oil testing, carp fisheries growth, hatchery notes, and the push for broader state fish farming, with emphasis on potential funding and distribution.
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J. T. Henderson
N. A. Pratt
H.C. White
University of Georgia
Troup Butler
R. J. Redding
Newman
W. B. Henderson
H. C. White
C.T. Rogers
Augusta
Atlanta
Samuel Hawkins
W. H. Howell
Columbus
W. P. Harden
Brunswick
E. L. Thomas
Macon
H. H. Cary
Georgia
Department
White
the Fish Commission
Rocky Mountain
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Talbot County
McDonald
Baird
Emanuel Heyser
Madison
Mr. Heyset
LaGrange
California
Cary
Henderson
Geological Survey
Guiteau Skeleton Remains a Battle Over Possession
Washington October 26 John W Guiteau sought possession of the assassin Guiteau skeleton amid will disputes. Dr Shaftirt kept the skull and bones in the Medical Museum and may contest ownership. Showmen seek portions for exhibition as relatives and Hicks argue over legal rights and potential litigation.
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John W
Waasuinaton
John W.guitead
Mr. Hicks
Medical Museum
Iris
Shashirt
Museum
Gar- Geld
Elberon
Guileyn
Hicks
Shaftirt
Guiteau
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Seymour and Wolseley
Tel-el-Esbir
Arabi
Wasarsoras
Frank H. Fall
Marshal Williame
William N. Wo
Foote
Shaw
Irwin McDowell
Gene
John Pope
Ronald 8. MacKenzie
Fourth Cavalry
the Star Route Report
Pread
Brady and
Protestant Episcopal Church Congress
Richmond
Rowell and
Maxzeal
Washington Affairs
Bec
Post-Office Department
Gelva Lockwood
Knights Templar
Fairmount Park
Bicentennial Music Hall
Templar
Providence
Providence, R.I
Providence Tool Company
Gale Ja
Lozpox
Iurin
Resdas
the Annual Report
State Commissioner OF Agriculture
Fiah
Memiuis
Beile
Arbor
Desoto
Moss Brown
Jones
Dennis Bohien
Joe Holman
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