Democrats Reject Plan to Count Illegal Votes for Hancock
New York reports panic in Republican ranks over a proposed plan to count illegal votes for Hancock. Democratic leaders deny endorsing such actions and pledge to keep to lawful means. Congress may investigate election conduct. Tammany Hall and state committees move to organize and protest frauds.
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Canvassers Face Liberal Claims Over Garfield Ballots
The Rochester Union alleges Garfield ballots in New York were illegal. It notes a recent New York Legislature action and discusses how canvassers might view claims of character pending judgment.
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Tragedy at Batesville: German husband murders wife and child
Cincinnati dispatch reports Frank M. Bredenbaugh killed his wife and child with an axe in Batesville Ohio after returning home intoxicated. He also fatally injured Mrs Stephens and her child, bludgeoned the servant girl, and was found with a throat wound before being jailed. Authorities deem him insane.
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Vermont town name saga delays Ely change hearing
Montpelier Vermont November 8 The Special Joint Committee on the bill to restore Ely back to its original name Wershire adjourned as supporters were absent. The case traces to 1878 when a law changed the name after a February 1879 vote 238 to 68. A quo warranto petition failed in 1879. Petitioners allege Smith Ely failed to keep promised aid. remonstrants say he knew nothing of the change. The census lists 244 farms and mining land.
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Great Ireland unrest as 20000 attend Athlone meeting
London reports rising anger in Ireland with calls to resist British rule and defend landlords. Parnell delivers a defiant speech urging stronger organization while crowds cheer and some show readiness for conflict. Healy runs for Wexford amid pro Land League backing. Authorities debate habeas corpus suspension. Channel fleet movement noted as routine.
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French government outlines aims after expelling unauthorised orders
Despatches report ongoing siege at the Pre Montre Fathers abbey in Marseille and show authorities plan to continue for a month if needed. Madrid hosts expelled monks with nobles offering palaces and churchmen urging Jesuits to settle across Spain. Castelar attacks Gambetta and presses liberal reforms while Ferry readies a policy speech.
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Opposition to Chinese labor import from Cuba to Louisiana
Reports note opposition from Spanish authorities and the Chinese Consul to importing Chinese workers from Cuba for Louisiana sugar planters. The Chinese ambassador is reluctant to facilitate further arrivals given treatment of Chinese in the United States.
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Newport Notices Fall Briefs and Local Actions
The Russian minister in Washington returns after a few days in Newport. Newport aldermen offer a 100 reward for arrest and conviction of the attacker in the Republican procession incident last Thursday night. The First United States Artillery Band returns to Fort Adams from Governors Island. Rev Dr Malcolm likely to join Bishop Lay of Maryland as assistant in Baltimore. Long Island trustees approve a $15000 schoolhouse project after already building one.
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Fires strike houses and mills across New England region
Reports from multiple cities on November 8 describe fires causing extensive damage. Leonard Bhead’s house and farm buildings in Whitefield burn with 3600 loss, Stephen Scammon’s barn in Stratham destroyed with livestock and hay, Reade Paper Company’s Obenauer Mills in Griswold suffer a large fire, Parkhouse Hotel in Goderich damaged, Berlin Mills Co lumber mills in Berlin Falls narrowly spared, and an unfinished Baker Avenue house in Providence damaged by incendiary fire. Insurance varies, causes largely unknown or suspected incendiary.
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Perjury sentences in pension case in Baltimore court
In U S District Court Judge Morris sentenced Dr Sydney D Grant Michael Ward alias Thomas Callahan and William Owens alias William Stafford for perjury. Grant received a $1000 fine and three years in prison while Owens and Ward each got a $1090 fine and one year in prison.
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Sibyl Responds to Editor on Right and Minority
A reader signs as Sibyl contesting the idea that winning proves right. The letter rebuts Vox populi, defends minority views, criticizes Garfield and Hayes era policies, cites Conkling and Blaine, and warns of danger to republic and government. The piece ends urging continued resistance and armor for a four year struggle.
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Boy’s Play Sparks Rumor of Attempted Shooting
Special Despatch from Narragansett Pier reports Willie Sprague and a boyish friend fired a toy pistol at a wreck scene near the Rhode Island steamer disaster. The governor’s son and companion were alleged to have fired salutes with powder only, according to ex Senator Sprague.
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Williams College Alumni Invite Garfield to Dinner in New York
Alumni of Williams College in New York and vicinity meeting at Delmonico's urge congratulations to Gen Garfield on his election and invite him to dine with them at a time he chooses. Rev Tyng Jr presided and a committee was appointed to carry out the resolution.
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Feud Over Will Ends With Duel Then Shot in Buffalo
William M. Kasson and Col. Sam Wilkeson, aging rivals from Buffalo, engaged in a long standing feud over a contested will. Wilkeson struck Kasson with a heavy cane on the head, Kasson shot Wilkeson in the thigh, Kasson was arrested. Both men are not seriously harmed.
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Steamer United States Repairs Ahead of Boston Voyage
The United States Savannah steamer arriving from Boston with a broken shaft has completed repairs in Philadelphia and will sail Tuesday. New York pilot boat No 9 near Newport reported the steamer Joseph Ferrens from Genoa to New York with a disabled propeller on Nov 6.
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Montreal Man Attacks Woman. Two Arrests in Theft Case
In Longueuil, Ra cicot attacked a woman named Viger with tongs, leaving her condition described as life is despaired of. Racicot was arrested. Hervand alias Pedro Monteza, a French man, was arrested on a charge of stealing trunks containing $5,000 from Hlenri Guimond, who recently arrived in New York from France.
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Railroads Offer Discount Tickets Between Chicago and St Louis
Chicago November 8 railroads sell limited tickets at one dollar between Chicago and St Louis. Kane Kansas City tickets go for seven dollars. Chicago Burlington and Quincy takes over its road tickets issued by the Wabash.
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Chester Park Races Highlights
In Cincinnati on November 8 the 2:28 class winner was Lady Rolf with Samuel G. second as time records noted. The free-for-all pacers concluded with Sorrel Dan first and Rowdy Boy second with times around 2:26.
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Northern Pacific wheat shipments through Duluth and Minneapolis
The October deliveries via the Northern Pacific totaled 838,000 bushels with 77 percent classified as No 1 hard. Duluth received 747,000 bushels and Minneapolis 91,000 across the period dated in November.
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Sixes and Sevens burlesque opens at the Museum
Edgar Fawcett’s new burlesque Sixes and Sevens received its first stage presentation at the Museum last evening. Cast includes Julian Suydam Chas Barron and Angelica Clinton Sadie Martinet with Mrs Vandervoort and Dr Delahanty among others. The four act plot centers on a wealthy widow’s fortune marriage scheme with comedic seances and a forgery reveal. Performances praised Miss Martinet Angelica Clinton and Miss Annie Clarke Isabel, with praise for Mrs Vincent as Vandervoort and Mr Barron as Julian. Costumes and staging noted as pretty and well set.
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