Foxhall Wins Cesarewitch Stakes Amid American Rivalry
Mr. Keene's Foxhall triumphs in the Cesarewitch stakes amid strong betting. American horses excel abroad, taking many honors as Foxhall remains true to his nation. The editor urges Mr. Keene to stake fortune and fame on the renowned horse, leaving Hannibal and St. Joe aside. Foxhall is described as never short by a corner.
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Money market hints at global credit shift and risk
The market remains overextended relative to resources, with London and Pall Mall Gazette highlighting a world tied to speculation. The piece warns of potential upheaval if Bank of England reserves shrink and notes possible large gold movements from the United States could overturn values, though likely not £10 million.
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Bayard Elected Senate President Amid Party Debate
The senate admitted three new members and adjourned awaiting President Arthur's message. The New York Evening Post notes Democrats may legally elect the president pro tempore if they hold a Senate majority, praising Bayard as a patriotic, capable choice and deeming the Republican threat to depose him as unfounded and unpatriotic.
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Capitol news centers on Senate moves and cabinet talks
Washington dispatch describes caucusing over senate organization with fights over president pro tem. David Davis dodges votes while Anthony and Bayard are debated. Garfield cabinet rumors surface with Windom and MacVeagh potentially resigning or shifting posts, and other Senate precedents and appointments discussed.
New York State Democratic Convention Rejects Irving Hall Delegates
Albany Oct 11 The state committee votes 32 to 3 to reject Irving hall and Tammany delegates to the convention. Gen Falkner opens the convention at 1 20 PM with D B Hill as temporary chairman. The credentials of contesting delegations go to the credentials committee and the convention adjourns for the day. The Republicans also organize.
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Estimates of Loss From Morrell's Warehouse Fire
New York reports estimate Morrell's storage warehouse fire losses may exceed a million and a half dollars with many individual claims listed. Over 15,000 stored goods were affected including diamonds, furniture, and valuables. horses in stables may number around 200. Additional fires in Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts are noted with various insured losses and one fatality in Oswego, New York.
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Ohio Mixed Votes Suppress Enthusiasm in Election Day
Cincinnati reports unusually quiet voting with 25 to 30 percent decline expected. Hamilton County shows heavy scratching and unclear results as precincts report slowly. Republican leaders claim state gains while Democrat chairmen predict Foster’s majority near a thousand with legislature fate tied to Cincinnati and Hamilton County.
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Stormy Iowa Election Night Delays Vote Counting
Des Moines reports show a sharp drop in turnout from last year. Nine counties indicate a likely statewide fall of about 60,000 votes with Des Moines alone down 987. Rain and heavy storms hinder returns as ballots are not counted until polls close.
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Foxhall wins Cesarewitch in a canter at Newmarket
Foxhall with Chippendale second and Fiddler third wins the Cesarewitch at Newmarket after nineteen start. Time 4 minutes 1 second. Retreat, Ambassadress, and Foxhall led early. Fiddler moved up to claim lead, then Foxhall again outpaced rivals. Betting shifts follow race as Cambridgeshire odds update.
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Three Senators-Elect Sworn In Awaiting Presidential Message
In Washington on Oct M the oath of office was administered to Nelson W. Aldrich and the New York senators after questions about seating. A petition from New York legislators on seating Lapham and Miller was received and referred. A committee was sent to the president and the senate adjourned at 12 50 until tomorrow.
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Concord Railroad War Hearing Resumes In New Hampshire
Hearing before Chief Justice Doe in Concord NH addressed temporary injunction to stop Boston and Lowell and Concord railroads from acting under a recent business contract. Case sent to referee to determine facts and moved to law court. injunction hearing adjourned previously. Also notes Wolfboro Railroad annual meeting electing directors including Bacon Phillips Jones and others. Freight blockade at St Louis persists with tracks to be cleared soon as eastern lines instructed to halt freight to St Louis.
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Wolfboro
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Filling of Vacancies in Melrose Aldermen Board
The Melrose board of aldermen met to fill vacancies caused by designate Wm H Finney and Henry P Bowal teb. Ballots elected Mr Finney and Mr Bowditch, with D W Smalley and J Francis Orsey named for Bowditch vacancy and Thomas Garfield and Wm C Williamson named for Finney vacancy. Mr Finney elected. Smalley elected for Bowditch vacancy. The meeting included other remarks on local events and a teachers meeting at the High School discussing Moral Education.
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Harvard Symphony Concerts to Feature Large Hall Opera
Harvard Symphony Concerts announce Boston Museum engagement for five Thursday afternoons from December 8, 1881 to March 9, 1882 with an enlarged orchestra of about sixty players under Carl Zerrann. Season tickets $5, single tickets $1.50. plan to perform Beethoven Eroica, Haydn Oxford, Mendelssohn Italian, Schumann G minor, Gade major symphonies and Orpheus Iszt. no public rehearsals. Berlioz work soon staged by Thomas Choral Society with eighty players. soloists Miss Cary Jules Jordan Georg Henschel.
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Tunis Rebels Hold Territory as French Moves in
A Tunis despatch reports a second ministerial council proposing transfer of financial control to France and a 225.9 million franc loan. French occupation will be limited to fortified city areas while gendarmes maintain order. Rebels, after Hammamet evacuation, control surrounding lands, intercept communications, and rob travelers. Ali Bey with French aid drives insurgents from a strong position, Arabs flee, and preparations follow to protect the railway at Wadzergha.
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Cabinet meeting at Senator Jones residence discussed political situation
Senators Cameron Saunders Logan Platt Cameron Valentine Van Wyck Sherman and several congress members met President Arthur and held a cabinet session at Senator Jones home. The hour and a quarter gathering appeared unimportant with exchanges on political matters and no clear decision on treasury secretary succession.
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HOSTILE RED MEN MAY DRAW WAR PATH FROM CHINACAHUA
A Willcox despatch from San Carlos reports Chinacahua scouts who deserted killed a White Mountain Indian. Fears rise of retaliation and possible general fight. Gen Mackenzie is at the agency. Chief George moves toward Ash Creek with his men. Carr’s troops pursue, Col Sanford directed to guard Arizona Sonora border.
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Danforth Family Reunion Held in Lowell with Officers Elected
The Danforth family reunion met at Jackson hall Lowell with C P Danforth of Nashua presiding. Officers elected included C U Danforth secretary pro tem and C C Danforth treasurer. An oration by EK D Curtis honored visits to Jonathan Dsenforth’s grave. next year’s gathering planned for Boston on the second Wednesday in September.
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Ex-Gov Garcelon and Boston visitors noted in local items
Ex Governor Garcelon of Maine called the Post yesterday. Miss Angie White of Boston visits relatives in Loveland Ohio. Mrs John A Stevens of Bath Maine visits Boston friends. Mrs Isadore Lora of Boston runs the Chickering Institute elocution class in Cincinnati. Thomas J Smith of Boston becomes Western Union manager in Newport. Edwards church Northampton extends call to Rev Charles M Southgate of Dedham. Southgate, Yale 1866 graduate, has been Dedham pastor for years. Church pastor died recently.
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Penobscot Logs Left for Winter Booms and Mills
It is estimated that about 30,000,000 feet of logs will be left over this winter in booms and mill ponds on the Penobscot. Willie Brooks of Augusta shot himself in the thigh on Friday with a toy pistol. The wound is serious. Sunday, Willie A Wormell, 11, left home to go to church and has not returned. Charles W.G. Smith pleaded guilty to killing his infant son in Rockland and will be sentenced. In CamWurder trial at Rockland, testimony finished and arguments begun. jury may be given the case today. Ambrose Hall and Edward Brackett of Waldoboro fell from a vessel under construction, Hall badly injured and Brackett bruised. The Sagadahoc Agricultural and Horticultural Society opened its twenty-seventh annual fair at Lopsham with strong stock showing. Topsham and Brunswick display teams and notable fruit and vegetables.
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Centenary of Piscataquua ministers noted at Portsmouth church
The Piscataquua association of Congregational ministers marks its centenary with a ceremony at the North church in Portsmouth on October 26. Nearby, Arthur Page, 21, of Hempstead, died after a pond accident last week. He was found and brought home after the boat drifted ashore. The Centre District Medical Society held an oration in Concord, and an obituary for A. B. Hoyt of Grafton was read. In Concord Supreme Court, Brown received two years for horse stealing, Ferrin of Boston two years for larceny, and Richardson one year and six months for breaking and entering. Mann family reunion draws many descendants to Orford, including Joel Mann, 92, and Mary Mann, 90, with Joel preaching at the village church Sunday.
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Caledonia County events and weather notes
A Caledonia teachers institute will meet at St. Johnsbury on the 27th and 29th. West Randolph reported heavy snow on the 4th whitening the ground. Fruit and vegetables suffered damage. State fair managers may exhibit in Middlebury for five years, under discussion. Col Joseph Battell offers land near the freight depot for a mile track and to under drain the area at his expense. A strong spring feeds the grounds. The body of Jack Cain, Rutland worker from Dorset, was found beside the Delaware and Hudson Canal road near Ventre Rutland with head injuries. death judged from the accident likely by the cars.
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Revolutionary Battle Flag to Be Taken by Charleston Delegation
Charleston delegation to Yorktown will carry with them Col. William Washingtons battle flag from Cowpens and Entow Springs battles. Flag, 100 years old, is believed to be the only revolutionary battle flag still usable for parade.
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