Charleston editorial on Southern Democrats and National Democracy
The Charleston News and Courier notes that Southern Democrats allied with National Democracy, yet in South Carolina loyalty was to local interests over national causes. It deems the union a convenience marriage and cites past betrayals by Southern and Northern “so called Democrats” in 1876 and 1880.
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Charleston
South Carolina
Hancock
Courier
South
Parnodile Srairum
Kenward Philp Libel Case Draws Wide Attention
The examination of Kenward Philp on a charge of malicious libel for articles calling Garfield a liar has drawn much attention. Judge Noah Davis, a known partisan, will render a decision on Saturday. Rumor says a Philp conviction could trigger libel suits against many Republican papers, including the New York Tribune and the Mirror of Manchester.
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Kenward Philp
Gen. Garfield
Noah Davis
New York
Philp
United States
New York Tribune
Garfield
Mirror
Manchester
Chicago Called Home of American Genius in Inter Ocean Remark
The Inter Ocean lauds Chicago as the home of free genius, foreseeing the city’s final say on Western aspirants. The piece condemns the Bernhardt craze as judged by a New York article and notes Western editors anticipate their own verdict before it is rendered.
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Chicago
America
New York
Treachery in New Hampshire Vote
A New Hampshire Democrat allegedly handed a convert from Republicanism a thousand dollars to forward the former’s interests. The convert used two hundred dollars legitimately and covered an outstanding debt with eight hundred more, then voted the Republican ticket, revealing treachery even in God-fearing New Hampshire.
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New Hampshire
Hitting the Democrats Hard on Tilden Defeat and Treachery
Foster's Democrat of Dover argues the 1870s defeat was forged by De mocracy insiders led by John Kelly and Tammany Hall. It charges New YorkCity manipulation, Indiana and New Jersey setbacks, and a betrayed party. It calls for radical reorganization with honest leadership to regain power.
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Foster
Democrat
Dover
N. H
Granite State
Samuel J. Tilden
Democratic
Mr. Tilden
Democratic Party
Nho
America
United Democracy
John Kelly
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New York
New York World
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Express
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Tilden
Robinson
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Anti- Tammany
Judas Iscariot
Hendricks
Lodiana
Hancock
English
Tammany Democrats
Republican Party
Nan
Family Quarrel Ends in Murder at Tiverton Four Corners
In Tiverton R I on Nov 10 Moses Grinnell age 60s shot and killed Thomas a 40 year old son in law after long family trouble. Grinnell arrested at Newport jail. Thomas had prior prison conviction for attempted burglary. Benjamin Grinnell and wife fined for assault in previous case.
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Tiverton Four Corners
R.1
Moses Grinnell
Charlies Thomas
Red
Ginnell
Thomas
Grinnell
N. Hathenery
Newport
Ben. H. Grinnell
Benjamin
Almy
Jim
Dartmouth
Mass
Examination of perjury witnesses in Philp case in New York
Police Justice Morgan examined Samuel S Morey and Robert Lindsay on perjury charges today in the District Attorney's office. Lindsay denied a perjury accusation under private questioning and O Brien described his alias and origins. Morey reportedly confessed in private. the proceeding adjourned to tomorrow with prisoners sent back to the Tombs.
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New York
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Samuel S. Morey
Robert Lindsay
Bell
Davenport
George M. Bliss
John W. Morey
Boston
O’ Brien
Samuel
Morey
Henry J. Johnston
Cumberland
Daily Witness
O’brien
Cornell
Texas Bank Burglars Fail Safe Blow Attempt
A Dallas special reports burglars robbed Adams and Leonard's bank, seizing about 2,000 in silver, 1,200 in post office funds and 2,560 in jewelry with a possible 60,000 for private parties. They tried to blow the vault with dynamite. the safe, containing 800,000, survived the blast. The explosion wrecked the building and shocked the town.
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Chicago
Dallas
Tex
Adams & Leonard
Hill Letter Urges National Unity Party for Garfield era
Senator Hill of Georgia writes in early November urging a national union party to protect the Constitution’s union and federal features. He praises Garfield, hopes for a successful administration, and warns of New York pressure aiming to defeat Garfield in Congress while asserting the South will safeguard the country and avert revolution. He closes with personal regret over a late election defeat.
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Senator Hill
Georgia
B. Chittenden
Hill
National Union
Senate
Garfield
Congress
Republican
Mr. Hayes
Intimidation and bribery reports reach Irving Hall committee
Reports from Assembly districts allege Republican intimidation bribery colonization and undue influence by US Marshals and employers during the late election. A private meeting will present a fuller report to the Executive Committee. Protests over ballots and endorsements were filed in Ulster and other counties with adjournments for legal advice.
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Irving Hall
United States
New York County
Nicholas Muller
Benjamin Wood
Congress
Ronport
N. Y
Ulster County
Democratic Committee
Hupsey, N
Democratic County Committee
Legadvice
Garfield Resigns Seat as Member of Congress in Ohio
Gov Foster received the resignation of James A Garfield from the Nineteenth District seat in Congress. A special election is ordered for November 30 to be held in counties that then composed the district. The letter from Gen Hancock notes he opposed any effort to throw out New York votes and supports Garfield’s inauguration. Contention also grows over Cabell’s Virginia seat with J T Stovall filing affidavits. Ohio official results: Garfield 375,048. Hancock 340,871. Weaver 5,458. Dow 2,616. Garfield lead 34,177. Garfield margin 26,105.
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Gramercy Park
Greystone
Hendricks
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White House
Democratic Supreme Court of
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the Star
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Boston
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Cleveland
Wheeling
Legal Decision in Revenue Case Ends Kensett Bid
In New York on November 10, Mrs. Gertrude W. Kensett seeks to halt a 233600.17 tax assessment tied to partnerships in Ross Stevens & Co Alexander Ross & Co and David ONeill. Judge Blatchford dismissed the bill, allowing collection. Also noted are jailbreakers and forgers arraigned, a new line of freight steamers to Stettin, and a U S suit against Pings & Pinner over glove import valuations.
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Gertrude W. Kensett
Baltimore
Moses B. Stivers
John Corwin
Internal Revenue
Eleventh
Marshall B. Blake
Third
Ross, Stevens & Co
Alexander, Ross & Co
David O’neil
Blatchford
United States Circuit Court
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Marcus de Lafayette Sharkey
Sharkey
Patrick A. Gallagher
Custer
Deadwood
Jusice Patterson
George Foster
James Stinger
Henry 8. Berry
Newton Lower Falls
Mass
Jersey City
Murphy
Jr. Mass
Frederick J. ‘Holdenberg
Fulton Street
Holdenberg
J. A. Foster & Co
Providence
R. J. Philip Seltenrich
Geo. Seltenrich
Stettin Lloyds
Germany
Secretary of the Treasury
Harnet Carr
Evergreen Cemetery
Wilbur Crafts
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Chicago
Church of Christian Endeavor
Brooklyn
Dr. Paddock
St. Peter’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Washington Territory
Bernhardt
United States
Julius B. Pings
Pings & Pinner
United States District Court
Breslau
Interesting Assault Case Stirs Plymouth Court Drama
In Plymouth Massachusetts the court resumed the trial of George W. Lee for keeping liquor for sale. A highly anticipated assault case followed involving Marcus M. Loud of Abington and others who attacked Isaac Chamberlain of Hanson after a dispute over a Chamberlain daughter. Chamberlain testified about the beating while Loud’s associates sought to justify actions. the trial featured corroborating testimony from Chamberlain’s family and Dr. Copeland of Abington, with the proceedings detailing injuries and medical care.
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Plymouth
Mass
George W. Lee
Scituate
Marcus M. Loud
Abington
Charles C. Poole
Henry Reed
Rockland
Isaac Chamberlain
Hanson
Loud
Chamberlain
French
R. M. Morse, Jr
Hosea Kingman, Esq
BW Harris
Reed
P. Simons
Poole
H. F. Copeland
Abineton
Destruction of a Valuable Block at Middlebury Vermont
The Stewart Block burned at 7 o'clock this morning in Middlebury Vermont. Losses included J W Stewart building 10000 with 6000 insurance T M Chapman Co dry goods and groceries stock partly saved 4000 with 20000 insurance Royal Masonic Lodge loss 2000 with 1000 insurance L D Eldredge and C M Willis lost books and papers The Vermont Merino Sheep Breeders Association and Town Collector Munroe offices sustained small losses Styles Block with Kingsbury dentist Gangin photographer and a laundry venue adjoining had stock damage but buildings saved Fire under control The brick three story building was erected last winter and was the towns finest business block.
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Middlebury
Stewart
J. W. Stewart
T. M. Chapman & Co
Ava
Royal Masonic Lodge
L. D. Eldredge
C. M. Willis
Vermont Merino Sheep Breeders’ Association
M. A. Munroe
Styles
W. H. Kingsbury
J. Gangin
Regional Cotton Harvest Reports Summary
The Southern Cotton Exchange reports choose progress by state. Louisiana sixty percent picked with finish around December twelve, yield about twenty eight percent below last year except in two parishes. Mississippi sixty percent picked finishing about December twenty, yield twenty percent below last year. Arkansas fifty percent picked finishing about December twenty, yield twenty five percent below last year. Texas sixty percent picked finishing between November fifteen and January first, drop twenty to twenty percent versus last year. North Carolina and Virginia seventy one percent picked with finish by December first, yield better than last year. Alabama seventy eight percent picked with harvest from November fifteen to December first, crop sixteen to twenty three percent below last year.
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Southern Cotton Exchange
Louisiana
Mississippi
Arkansas
Texas
North Carolina
Virginia
Alabama
Benjamin F. Brooks
Joseph A. Laforme
Samuel C. Cobb
Pamelia Josephine Reggio
Josephine Elizabeth Pagoli
Mary Frances Rhodes
Andrew Varney tKeggio
Boston
Suffolk
Boston Post
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James B. Richardson
Joan W. McKin
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George J. Chandler
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Charles A. Cotteng
County of Sauffolk
Massace
Mary A. Kaker
Edwin A. Alger
Suffolks
Joan W. McKim, Esquire
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Howe
Rufus Estabrook
Sata Court
Nolan and Giles Sentenced for Murder and Robbery in Algiers
Martin Nolan and Alexander UC Giles alias Frenchy Joe were sentenced to life with hard labor for murder and robbery of Michael Meade in Algiers last March. Attorney W L Thompson, who moved to arrest judgment, was sentenced to three months for assault and battery.
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New Orleans
Martin Nolan
Alexander UC. Giles
Frenchy Joe
Michael Meade
Algiers
Lazenburg
W. L. Thompson
Nolan
Giles
Horrific Murder Report From Galveston Special
The Henrietta special notes a brutal crime as a murdered man’s body is found in a brushy low area. The head is separated from the body, an arm is missing, feet bound with rope, and signs suggest dragging by horsemen. Bloody clothes were found nearby ten days earlier.
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Galveston
Tex
Henrietta
Train released by masked men in election law case
A Madison Court House bound train carrying five county citizens under a Deputy U S Marshal to face election law charges was halted near Jacksonville by masked men. They released the prisoners and disembarked the witnesses, then allowed the train to continue. No injuries were reported.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Madison Court House
United States
Madison
Alabama House Seance elects Speaker Dawson today
Montgomery Alabama November 10 The Alabama House of Seasick organized today with Dawson as Speaker. The Governor's message focuses on state matters. The U S Senator election to fill Pryor's seat occurs November 23. Principal names mentioned include Watt Walker Pugh Paul Bradford and O Neil.
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Als
Alabama House of Seasick
Dawson
U. S
Pryor
Watt
Walker
Pugh
Paul
Bradford
O’ Neil
Success of the Two Foot Gauge Sandy River Road in Maine
The Sandy River narrow gauge line from Farmington through North Farmington Strong and Avon to Phillips covers eighteen miles in the Sandy River Valley. It is praised as the only two foot gauge in the United States and reportedly paid interest on construction in its first year. Opened November 20, 1879, after 27,500 dollars community backing and a 100,000 dollar cost. Daily expenses shrank from 825.56 to about 35 dollars, enabling plans to extend toward Hallowell to link with Main Central and the steamship to Boston.
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Maine
Farmington
Strong and Avon
Phillips
Strong
Rangeley
Madrid
Phillips Phonograph
Sandy River Road
MDOT
Dave
Ieee
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Hallowell
Boston
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Chicago
Ind
Indianapolis, St. Louis
Chicago Railroad
M. E. Ingalls
George Hoadley
S.J. Broadwell
George Bliss
C. G. Landon
New York
T. H. Perkins
B.F. Evans
C. W. West
John King, Jr
J. H. Devereux
Cleveland
Thomas A. Morey
Thomas H. Sharpe
M.E. Ingalls
E. F. Osborne
Central Pacific
London
Europe
New York Railroad
Government Arms For Ballinrobe Sparks Fears of Bloodshed
Dublin reports say the Boycott Relief Expedition of 23 laborers and 27 volunteers is being armed with revolvers and dispatched to Ballinrobe. The Irish Times warns the unrest may escalate into a reign of terror as many residents converge on Boycott’s farm, arming themselves and signaling readiness to fight amid looming military arrival.
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Irish Times
Ulster
Ballinrobe
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Mr. Boycott
Paris Ministers Delay Decision on Resignations Amid Convent Disturbance
In Paris on November 10, ministers and under secretaries met until midnight and postponed action on resignations at President Grevy's request. The Left and Left Centre back the cabinet, the Extreme Left opposes, and the Republican Union with reservations. A rumor of enforcing religious decrees against the Marists sparked a confrontation as 5,000 gathered before the convent, leading to clashes, gendarmerie charges, damaged windows, and sixty injuries.
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Paris
Grevy
Republican Union
Vourcoing
Marists
Earthquake Damage Widespread in Agram Croatia
Reports from Agram Croatia detail extensive earthquake destruction across southern Austria including 200 houses and two churches irreparably damaged. The cathedral part must be rebuilt along with the cardinal archbishop palace and other key buildings.
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London
Agram
Croatia
Austria
Georgia Governor Colquitt Starts Second Inaugural Term
Gov Colquitt was inaugurated for a second term in Atlanta amid enthusiastic crowds. The Fifth United States Artillery Band played Yankee Doodle and Dixie as cheers rose, marking a prosperous outlook for Georgia.
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Atlanta
Epizootic Spreads In Montreal Hit Draft Horses Hard
In Montreal on November 10 the epizootic has spread alarmingly among horses. The disease is severer than before with many deaths, especially among heavy draft horses in the city.
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Montreal
Fatal strychnine death in Holyoke unsettles officials
Samuel Sill aged 29 and married died after a fatal dose of strychnine in Holyoke on Monday. The cause remains unknown. A Frenchman died in East Hampton when a barrel of cider toppled on him as he entered a cellar with his wife and child. E. R. Quimby’s home in Haverhill was broken into Tuesday night with $160 stolen along with his account books. The money lay within a foot of where Quimby slept. Foxborough probes into the Montreal reporter remains found in woods, with the medical examiner suggesting violence.
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Samuel Sill
Holyoke
East Hampton
E. R. Quimby
Haverhill
Foxborough
Montreal
Prizes Awarded as Fleet Prepares for Presidential Visit
In Hampton Roads, a week of inspections crowned by awards. The Kearsarge crew claimed top prizes for general merit and proficiency in gunnery, with Francis Moore noted for seamanship aboard the Constitution. The review drew the President and Navy Secretary, despite a rainstorm that muted fireworks. The Hygeia hotel ball, attended by the President and Secretary Thompson, closed the evening in brilliance.
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Hampton Roads
C. N. Boylen
Dahlgren
J . Messenger
Francis Moore
Constitution
Hygeia Hotel
Thompson
Carmen Encore At Globe in English Debut and Roze Triumph
In Boston, Bizet's Carmen staged by Strakosch and Hess at the Globe Theatre in English marked its city debut and Marie Roze’s first title role. The house nearly full, Roze earned encores amid strong von. Laura Schirmer as Michaela excelled, Byron as Jose and Carleton as Escamillo received praise. The orchestra and chorus performed well and more operas announced for the week. Also noted, Fawcett's burlesque Sixes and Sevens drew favorable notices at Boston Museum with an upcoming Scrap of Paper and Ober Beebe benefits listed.
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Mile. Hauck
Miss Kellogg
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Laura Schirmer
Mme Koze
Jose
Rhadames
Carleton
Escamillo
Mercedes
Annandale
Frasquita
Arcone
Boston Museum
Sardou
Ober
Mary Beebe
Deal Opera Company
Fatinitza
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