Morey and O'Brien Again Face Grand Jury in Perjury Case
Samuel S. Morey and James O'Brien were brought to the District Attorney after confessing to perjury in the Chinese letter business. Witnesses from Massachusetts and Cumberland, Md., attended as confessions were signed and sent to the grand jury. Morey, weak from illness, testified to his poverty, war record, and alleged payments related to the case, while denying knowledge of H L Morey.
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Moreys Confession Is False Denials From Clark and Sanborn
Albion G. Clark and John C. Sanborn deny Morey testimony and recount their version of events leading to a New York trip. Clark describes arranging Moreys travel while Sanborn says he learned of the trip only after it happened and places no improper inducement. Both men insist they knew nothing of payments or connections to Morey.
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Cyclone Levels Buildings at Keatchie Town
A cyclone tears through Keatchie causing extensive damage to multiple buildings and injuring several residents. Emergency crews report structural losses across homes and businesses while officials assess debris and secure affected streets. Local agencies coordinate relief and shelter for displaced families.
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Mahone's political stance teased as independent Republican
Washington reports Gen Mahone evades direct political answers while hinting at independence. Collect Brady and Gorham push Republican alignment. Tennessee election notes Democrats likely to gain U S Senate seat. California Legislature leans GOP by a narrow margin on joint ballot.
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Democrats Seek Cause of Defeat Inflation of Bribery Alleged
New York Nov 11 A meeting of the Irving Hall Democratic Committee reports that colonization intimidation and bribery caused Democratic defeat in the last election. The sub committee cites canal and prison control and poll watching as factors with vote buying near polls. It calls for a Congressional inquiry and adopted the report while a petition resolution was referred to a subcommittee.
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Final Triumph of Democracy and Election News
Senator Thurman expresses confidence in democracy despite retirement plans and warns of speculation harming Republicans. Returns from Arkansas show Democratic gains in four congressional districts. Gen Hancock denies a controversial letter about New York voting. Trenton reports Potts vs Ludlow for New Jersey governorship, with efforts to throw the election to the Legislature amid disputed Hudson County results.
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Wealthy Sisson arraigned as he squanders fortune
New York reports Charles Sisson son of the deceased millionaire faces drunkenness charges after being found asleep on Pavonia avenue. He inherited $250000 but trustees limited his income to 1200 yearly. judge suggests penitentiary as remedy. The piece also notes legal and financial jitters across Wall Street and society.
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Registry and Customs Reports Highlight Fiscal Year Totals
Assistant Postmaster Hazen details registry totals for the year ended June 30, 1880, with 6,996,613 items and 595,774 dollars in fees. Customs collects 188,378,611.55 dollars while internal revenue rises to 48,240,768. A gold glut and paper-money surplus Westward prompts notes on finance. Senator Grover of Oregon faces cancer and Senate control implications.
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Return of Orangemen Through Ballina Sparks Irish Tension
Reports from Ballina say fifty Orangemen planned to pass Boycott's farm, prompting gun purchases and violent language against the government. A relief expedition to Claremorris with fifty eight men faced searches for arms, while authorities considered habeas corpus suspension and heightened military protection amid ongoing land agitation. The Times notes potential escalation if terrorism remains unchecked.
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Paris Cabinet Wins Confidence Vote Amid Crisis End
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies backed the government 297 to 181 after Legrand urged a clear policy. Ferry urged unity and a durable cabinet while Clemenceau attacked tolerance of faction, and the session ended with the crisis deemed resolved. The Times notes the cabinet avoids reopening priorities.
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Final Deposit in Hanlan Trickett Match Held at Putney
Crowded meeting in London last night approved final deposits for the Hanlan Trickett contest to be hosted at Putney. Attendees included Ward of Canada Higgins Hosmer Elliott Trickett and Laycock with the Sportsman editor presiding Referee Ireland named Thames conservancy to clear the course as bets were placed. Elsewhere news notes report Kelly hanged in Melbourne leading a bushranger gang four killed in the police raid Persian War Minister sent to the front and Servian envoy accepting Austria’s most favored nation status in a treaty negotiation
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A deadly casualty resulted from careless handling of oil. Investigators cite unsafe procedures and improper storage as contributing factors, with authorities warning workers to follow safety protocols to prevent repeats.
Racquet dance shocks Augusta readers with wild description
The Kennebec Journal notes a sensational new dance labeled the racquet in Augusta. Described as frantic and violent yet brief, the piece contrasts with waltz and polka and depicts a chaotic, comic spectacle.
Consolidation proposals for Union and Central Pacific railways
A meeting in New York discussed uniting the Union Pacific and Central Pacific on an equal basis with Central Pacific issuing scrip worth 20 to 30 percent to Union stockholders. No action taken yet. another meeting to follow. Also reported are Wisconsin rail details, Mexico line talk, fare misstatements denial, Northern Pacific Montana entry ceremony, and Jay Gould buying the Denver South Park and Pacific railroad.
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Meeting on Insane Asylum Reform in New York
National Association for the Protection of the Insane held a session in New York with Dr. Wilbur of Syracuse presiding. Miss A A Chevallier of Boston attended. Rev Arthur Brooks urged keeping politics from charity. Dr George M Beard compared European inspections with American institutes. Wilbur noted fewer cures while 50 000 lunatics exist in the U S and 10 500 in New York State. he endorsed a graduated treatment plan tailored to individual cases.
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Burglars Raid Appleton Post Office at Night
Burglars entered the Appleton post office last night and opened 250 letters, stealing valuable contents and other letters. The total loss could not be determined.
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Garfield and wife attend geologist wedding in Cleveland
General Garfield and his wife were present in Cleveland this evening for the wedding of the son of State Geologist Newburg and the daughter of Dan P. Eells.
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Vermont considers commute of death sentence for Hayden case
Bills to commute Edward C. Hayd en s death sentence to life imprisonment were introduced in both houses. Hayden killed his wife and wounded her brother after spending her fortune. Hayden's sister from Boston has worked the case in Vermont with little success. The Legislature adjourned as a debate on reducing Supreme Court judges continued.
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Counterfeit Silver Coin Ring Nabbed in Philadelphia
Secret service agents arrested Andrew J. Squibb and William Wolf at 1258 Salmon street soon after midnight while counterfeiting silver coins. Authorities found large quantities of bogus coins in various stages of production and set bail at 5000 dollars each after a hearing before U S Commissioner Gibbons. The pair is labeled dangerous criminals by the officers.
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New Trial Granted in Indiana Murder Case
The Indiana Supreme Court has granted Mrs. Brown a new trial for the murder of her husband and reaffirmed its decision in the accomplice Wasle's case, issued from Indianapolis.
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