Suisse Voters Split on Church and State Separation
In a 13,000 vote, 4,000 favored separation, surprising many as Genevoise devotion to national Protestant Church and memory of past triumphs influenced the result. The Budget des Culles suppression was seen as a potential Roman Catholic gain abroad.
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New York Nominating Meetings Rally Democrats For Hancock
Crowds packed the Academy of Music and Irving and Nilsson Halls in New York to ratify Hancock and English nominations. Ex-President Tilden addressed the audience amid cheers and a long ovation, urging reform, denouncing Republican rule, and backing Democratic opposition. Resolutions endorsed Cincinnati Convention platform and called for unity to restore integrity in government. Letters read.
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Col J A Titus and others shift to Hancock support
Worcester leaders and veterans shift political stance as Col J A Titus backs Hancock after a career as a strong Republican voice. Letters from Col Henry B Hayes and Col L W Bradley emphasize party loyalties, war service, and influence on coal and surrounding regions as 1880 campaign moves forward.
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Two Judges Denounce Garfield Over Influence Sell
The Baltimore Gazette reports two judges condemned Gen Garfield for using his influence as a congressman to benefit a paying firm. Judge Swayne and Judge Farwell are cited as faulting the conduct, deepening the view of Garfield’s alleged betrayal of trust. West Virginia Democrats convened at Martinsburg with nearly 500 delegates including Gen. J. B. Weaver. Col. S. B. Jackson elected Governor on first ballot.
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Internal Revenue totals show tobacco and spirits shifts in 1880
The Internal Revenue Bureau reports 1880 receipts by source, noting tobacco tax cuts caused a $3.53 million decline and big gains in cigars, cheroots, and dis bottled spirits. Spirits revenue rose by $8.6 million, stamps sales grew, and total 1880 receipts reached $123.3 million, with a projected year total deficiency near $2.6 million for the Post Office.
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Hudson Tunnel Work Advances Amid Recovery Efforts
Work on the Hudson Tunnel continues with the water to be cleared by tomorrow. It will take about 32 hours after dewatering to excavate a 40 by 46 feet, 15 foot deep cavity to reach the entombed bodies. Belief held the recovery may occur Monday or later, while a stabbing incident at Niblo's Garden involved Mary Carr and Adeline Fuller.
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Free Will Baptists Near Centennial Close in New Hampshire
Weirs Camp Ground New Hampshire July 28 The Free Will Baptists Centennial nears closure after a nine day session with graveyard rites at Berry Randall founder of the denomination Durham Ridge Aston Bay. Sessions today covered routine business women’s consecration anti slavery. Letters read from General Garfield Douglas Stowe. Unitarian Grove opening Sunday with clerics from New Hampshire Massachusetts and the West. Rev H M Simmons Wisconsin to preach Sunday afternoon with Channing Hale Calhorth Everett Tilden Gobbril and others during the following week. An excursion train from Concord will run Sunday.
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Bank Robbery at Middletown Savings Bank
In Hanford Connecticut on Tuesday thieves stole 8500 dollars in cash and bonds totaling over 69000 dollars from the Middletown Savings Bank. Five strangers visited the bank with varied business while one stole from the vault and escaped through a side door. No clues yet to the robbers.
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American Paper Makers' Association in annual session opens
Saratoga report notes the American Paper Makers' Association begins its annual session with President Whiting absent. Wellington Smith of Lee Massachusetts assumes vice presidency duties.
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Prohibitionist Dow Opens Campaign Denouncing Republicans in Maine
In Hollis York county a large Good Templars gathering heard Gen. Neal Dow announce a temperance platform. He compared past mob attacks on temperance meetings to present Republican led violence at Augusta while pledging to defend free speech and temperance, with Perham Chase and Shorey addressing later criticisms of Blaine influence. The dispatch also notes a separate London and India section reporting a British defeat at Candahar with Gen. Burroughs' brigade routed by Ayood Khan and military reinforcements being prepared.
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New Hampshire Population by Census of 1880 and 1870
Concord N H July 28 The population of New Hampshire by the census of 1880 is 847 811 from the census of 1870 29 011 and from the census of 1869 21 238 The six cities total 87 963 Manchester 32 458 Concord 13 841 Nashua 13 453 Dover 11 693 Portsmouth 9 732 Keene 6 786 Twenty four of the largest towns total 71 469 County totals 1880 and 1870 listed for Rockingham Strafford Hillsborough Grafton and others show 378 300 total.
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Fire damages multiple sites across three cities
MECHANIC Fats Massachusetts July 28. D. B. Perkins buildings burned last night around 10 o'clock. Four tons of hay saved. Fire caused by lamp explosion in the stable. Loss about 3000 dollars, partly insured. Quincy Illinois July 28. Fire at Pfarschmidt planing mill, then Gardner governor works Duffy foundry Harris Beebe tobacco works and others burning. Pfarschmidt loss 20000 dollars. total likely 100600. New York July 28. Stiger Co drug warehouse damaged 30000 by fire.
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Fuego Volcano Becomes Highly Active Near Guatemala
The Guatemalan volcano Fuego, silent for years, erupts loudly with skies filled by smoke. Dust falls across San Benito and beyond into Mexico and along the San Salvador coast, signaling likely local disaster.
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Turkey rejects cessions in Berlin treaty notes
Constantinople dispatch reports an extraordinary Cabinet Council approved a vigorous reply to the Powers. The note states article 24 of Berlin was only a mediation wish not arbitration and Greece gains more territory than protocol 13 allowed. It declares the proposed cession includes positions impossible for Turkey to surrender. Musurus Pacha drafted the reply.
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A Curious Conundrum Not Complimentary to Uncle Sam
A London dispatch discusses American diplomacy in Europe, noting the rank of diplomatic agent in Bucharest and Romania’s desire for an American minister or chargé d affaires, with questions over Washington’s cabinet alignment with European diplomatic norms. Also brief notes on Goodwood horse racing results, grain trade losses, and other miscellaneous items.
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Trustees Confer over Robins Resignation at Colby
Colby University trustees empowered a committee to report on Dr Robins resignation and to raise funds for the institution. A $15,000 goal was set with $5,000 pledged. a $1,000 scholarship gift arrived from R W Wood. Several new trustees were elected and a June 1581 commencement date fixed. Degrees were awarded including honorary Doctor of Divinity to G Bullen and Doctor of Philosophy to Prescott Marble. Commencement featured lengthy orations and a festive dinner, with prospects that Dr Robins may withdraw his resignation.
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Speculation on Irish Compensation Bill and Liberal Movements
London reports speculate the Lords may reject or amend the Compensation for Disturbance in Ireland bill. A pro government committee plans a nationwide liberal effort to back abolishing hereditary peers and creating an Elective Senate. Parnell reappears in the Commons and supports the government, while divisions on the bill yield a smaller than expected majority.
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Dr Tanner's Sudden Illness and Vapor Bath Treatment
In New York on July 28 Dr Tanner fell ill with stomach pain and nausea. Physicians ordered an alcoholic vapor bath to improve circulation and perspiration. He showed brief improvement, then slept through the night under close watch. By 8:30 P M he drank mineral water against advice, grew restless, and later received another vapor bath before sleeping again as attendants moved about quietly.
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Fatal duel on Patrick County road ends in Woolvine death
Pink de Hart met Amos Woolvine on a road near Danville with Mrs de Hart riding behind. A quarrel followed and De Hart shot Woolvine through the forehead and neck, killing him instantly. He surrendered to officers claiming suspicions of improper relations between his wife and Woolvine.
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Panama Swindler Arrested Over Counterfeit Currency
Joseph Eneas alias Hoffman, an American resident in Aspinwall Pan ama, was arrested for circulating counterfeit United States greenbacks. He was freed on straw bail amid allegations the judge was bought. The Superior Court ordered rearrest, raising risk of escape. Eneas reportedly swindled about $60,000 in Brooklyn in 1877.
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Egypt's future under Tewfik looks hopeful, says Malet
Pall Mall Gazette notes consular reports on Egypt after Ismail's deposition. Riaz Pasha ends corporal punishment for tax collection and the fellaheen now pay regularly, anticipating tax calls. Malet cautions more work remains, but six months of progress suggest better governance ahead.
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Unanimous move to set nails at three dollars
Census returns from every Oregon district show a population of 175 525, up 93 percent. Southern Manitoba crop reports are favorable, though potato lug appears in some areas. Schuylkill coal interests extend mining suspension into August. Navy Yard improvements and ships on stocks praised by Secretary Thompson. Three 12 year old boys crabbing near Elizabeth NJ missing feared drowned after squall. Cuban coast firing incident with schooner E A Merritt cited by Capt Rand and Mate Barr. John Crowder shoots Richard Dillon in Leadville over trust chips. Crowder escapes. M West ex superintendent of Black Hills Placer Mining Company discharged after embezzlement prelim. Secretary Schurz to visit San Francisco Yosemite Yellowstone and Wyoming tribes. hopes Sitting Bull interview. Elisha Coleman killed by Evan Cross after quarrel with Lyttleton Cross. Schooner Freda sails to Sorocco Island. Thomas Hesketh to proceed to island with Lancashire Witch. declines coal for trip.
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