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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1876

Page

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Explosion and fires sweep town with heavy losses

New reports describe a Sunday catastrophe with a collapsed court house and multiple buildings set ablaze. Fire destroyed the courthouse and several structures, estimated losses run to $25,000 while records were saved. Other items note bank robbery aftermath, railroad and ship incidents, and political debates unfolding amid regional turmoil.

Court House Gromaerowy

The Demon of Discord and Turbulent Peace Talks

A clustered digest reports turmoil in Europe with references to the demon of discord, peace efforts, and the effects of diplomatic pressure from England. Moscow and Vienna debates on armistice prolongation appear alongside Turkish plague rumors and movements of troops to Cuba amid a shifting alliance landscape.

Bing Muan London Reuter Belgrade Milan Servia England Alexinalz Times Santandre Tweed Corunna Cuba Berlin Porte Russia Telegraph Vienna Tervia Austria

Civil War Strikes and Riot Report Across States

Sept 22 dispatches describe renewed strikes disrupting rice harvests and brutal violence against colored workers, with Charlston doubts for court relief as gangs control regions. In Aiken county armed attacks and plantation house raids fuel widespread unease. London reports Conservative T. T. Freemantle elected MP. Also recounted are frontier robberies with a brave Indian resisting and a Chicago society anecdote about a drama of life and a court joke about a sister.

Combahce Charlston United States Court Gov. Chamberlain Slaasachusetts Aiken Cranston Chicago Journal Mamorsta O'Connell

Mountain Meadows Massacre Trail Opens with Scene Visit

Beaver Utah sept 1 1576 report details the Mountain Meadows massacre of emigrants by Mormon and allied forces led by John D Lee. a second district court trial begins as investigators tour the massacre site, describe graves bones and the desolate meadow, and recount the pursuit and indictment of Lee.

Beaver Utah California Mountain Meadows Brigham Young John D Lee Brigham Viime Inci Second District Court of Wiadows Sumner Howard United States Zion Marshal Nelson A. &. Paterson Great Basin Beaver Nineto Pinto Valley of Death Pioche and St. George Hamblin American Desert John D. Lee Col. Johnston Camp Floyd Little Corral Lee Providence Sari Laka Beaver Court Boreman J. D. Lee Mountain Meadow Anther

Indignant Sioux Chiefs Sign Treaty at Council

Indian delegation at the council agreed to terms with the commissioners after lengthy speeches. Red Cloud voiced friendship to the president, urged patience on payment and agent placement, and warned against moving to the Missouri river country. Crow-With-a-Good-Voice declined to sign, while others affixed their marks. Military Council Cheyenne, Sept. 22. Crook and Sheridan hold a council of war at Fort Laramie.

Qroup Indiana Spotted-Tail Red Cloud Father Howard Washington Missour River Indian Territory Crook Sheridan Fort Laramie

Nearing November martial law fears in the 800th

Washington reports growing talk of martial law in the South as tensions rise over Carolina affairs. Taft travels to Ohio, Chamberlain elusive in Maine, and Wade Hampton’s election prospects in South Carolina appear stronger amid quiet state conditions.

Chamberlhion Maine Washington Wade Hampton Spec'al South Carolina Hampton Washinatox Tar Taft Ohio Patterson Philadelphia New York Herald Wasaincron Chicago Milwaukee Mout Mobile Register The Register

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