Warrant Issued for Indian Agent Berry and Three Citizens
Commissioner Meacham telegraphs from Los Pinos Colorado that Gunnison justice of the peace issued a warrant for the arrest of Indian agent Berry and three citizens Cline Hoyt and Holmes on murder charges in the Jackson case. Berry served, danger to the settlement cited. Interior says Ute tensions aim to disrupt the Ute settlement and protect Berry by legal means.
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Indiana Returns Defy Predictions in Tight State Race
SPECIAL DESPATCH reports Indiana voting slow with half the state heard. Democrats expect a clean majority but Republicans claim gains. Democratic leaders foresee losses in Congress and a possible Sanders defeat, while Ohio tilts Republican by about 10,000. Despatches cite widespread voter intimidation and repeaters used by Republicans, asserting a large turnout overall.
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Probable Reduction of the Republican Majority in Ohio
Columbus and Cincinnati dispatches report early returns from Ohio counties on Secretary of State and Supreme Judge races. Republicans lead in Secretary by around 7,909 with a net gain near 7,129, and lead in Supreme Judge by about 4,448. Democratic gains in parts of Ross, Lucas and Hamilton counties noted. Republicans predicted to win fifteen of twenty Congress seats. New York despatch echoes a forecast of a 20,000 statewide Republican plurality and fifteen Congressmen.
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West Virginia election results show GOP gains in several counties
Reports from West Virginia on October 15 indicate Republicans reduced Democratic majorities in many counties though gains vary. George C. Sturgis led the GOP ticket. several counties elect Republican majorities while others lean Democratic. Results include Morgan, Hancock, Mason, Cabell, Fayette, Taylor, Marshall, Mononghela, Warren, Doddridge, Harrison, Berkeley, Mineral, Tucker.
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Open letter from RNC chairman after elections
New York on October 18 Marshall Jewell chairman of the Republican National Committee writes to Indiana and Ohio state leaders praising the election results. He predicts Garfield and Arthur win and GOP control of Congress, notes slander against their candidate and pledges reliance on American voters.
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Rhode Island Democrats Nominate Presidential Electors
The Rhode Island Democratic State Convention in Providence nominated J. B. Barnaby Stephen P. Slocum and A. B. Lewis C. E. Gorman as presidential electors. Isaac Lawrence and Franklin Treat named for Congress districts. Separate New York reports note union talks among Irving Hall and Tammany factions and Republican gains threaten House control.
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Vermont murder trial in progress for Woods and Alma Smith
The Woods and Alma Smith murder trial opens in Chittenden County Court with a long juror selection and testimonies. Witnesses include Henry A. Storrs, Deputy Baker, Drs Ferrin Briggs and Grinnell, and several others detailing the Smiths quarrel, the barn incident, and Woods firing in self defense. Prosecutors and defense counsel cross examine as interest grows.
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Amount of gold and silver coin in the United States
An estimate by Mint Director Burchard for October 1 outlines gold coin at 369,81,003 and silver at 3,149,799,335 in the country, with Treasury and circulation figures, noting bullion holdings and a record high level of specie. Also notes LeDuc’s sorghum sugar crystallization and petroleum export totals for August 1880, and celebrates J F P Prudhomme turning 89.
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Witnesses recall Five Forks day and court inquiry
George L. Gillespie testified before the Warren court of inquiry about army movements on the day of the Five Forks battle and the Sheridan Warren exchange. Sheridan appeared excited, Warren cool. Also: Patrick Ryan freed for lack of indictment. actor James C. Little fatally shot in Bowery beer dispute. William Ames jailed for murder. Western Union directors re-elected. inquest on Christian Huebler’s death from a street car fall. James O Keefe to answer.
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Fires Rage Across Cities Do 10000s in Losses
Springfield Massachusetts Oct 13 Thomas Bruntin's house barn and several sheds and 281 pigs burned with loss 3000 insured 1600 Also Johnson adjoining barn shed 500 no insurance Ninety second street and Avenue A New York Oct 13 saw mill burned loss 10000 Munroe New Hampshire Oct 18 two large barns shed forty tons hay and grain burned loss 1800 insured 1060 Detroit Michigan Oct 13 Stanton fire destroyed 60000 Herald office 8000 insured 135500 others losses listed Providence Sackett street house of Samuel F Hilton Henry Marsh partially destroyed fire loss 3000 insured furniture 1200 Incendiary diary
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Presidential party in Pacific Northwest port tour
The Presidents party visited Port Blakely Port Gamble and Port Townsend after leaving Seattle. A four mile boat dash brought the reception committee aboard with a salute and cheering for the President Secretary Ramsey Gen. Sherman and Gen. Howard. The party was greeted at the hotel with an address of welcome and brief replies.
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Contemplated Check of Grain Exports by Russian Merchants
A St Peters burg despatch reports Novo Tcherkash merchants petitioning the Interior Ministry to bar grain exports due to cereal shortages. Gen Loris Melikoff visits the St. Petersburg Corn Exchange to study prices stocks and export volume and may halt cereal shipments abroad.
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Profile and Franconia Notch Railroad elects board
Concord NH October 13 The Profile and Franconia Notch Railroad annual meeting elected Richard Taft Emmons Raymond Samuel N Beil John H George Walter Aiken Joseph A Dodge and John H Waite as directors for the coming year Taft named president and Chas Lund clerk In the Supreme Court George Ea of Pembroke jailed five years for breaking and entering William Whitcher stands trial for assault with intent to commit rape at age 87 The North Congregational Church will celebrate its fifteenth anniversary on the 18th Aretas Blood of Manchester nominated as elector replacing the late Nathaniel White by Republican State Committee meeting was brief with no speeches
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Fire burns cottage as Lowell parade ends early
LoweLl Mass October 13 The firemen break ranks to answer a blaze on the Chelmsford line destroying Arthur McInerney’s cottage with about 500 dollars in losses. The United Order of Reform Templars hold their supreme council meeting at Paige Street Free Will Baptist Church with welcome by J F Sherman and remarks by M Buck and L Folsom. Sessions expected to run through Friday.
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Sentences Imposed in Lawrence Superior Court Case
In Lawrence Superior Court on October 18, sentences were handed to several defendants. Miranda E Doherty and Jethro W I Lord of Newburyport received twenty two and twenty three months respectively for adultery. Alfred L Douglas of Salem got three years for felonious assault. Patrick Fox of Danvers thirty months for burglary. William Doherty of Lawrence eleven months for larceny. Miranda Fields of Beverly nine months for larceny. John Shea of Peabody twenty months for burglary. Charles Wilby of Danvers four years for burglary.
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Baltimore celebrates settlement with grand third day parade
Baltimore marked the third day of settlement celebrations with a large parade of military, companies, and organizations. The crowd on the streets rivaled Monday as the event proved more attractive than expected and the city prepared for another illumination tonight.
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Maine court convicts man in child rape case
Macnias Me Oct 13 The court adjourned after a nine days session. State vs James L Marston ended with a guilty verdict for assault with intent to commit rape on an eight year old. Judge Barrows sentenced Marston to four years in the State prison.
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Aquidneck Park Fall Meeting Concludes in Newport
The Aquidneck Park fall meeting in Newport closes with Rover winning the 2:40 class in three heats. Frank Munson takes the free for all, Norman John places second. Lottery leads the 112 mile sweepstakes, Storm second, Reformer wins the hurdle with Lottery second. Overall finances are reported not successful.
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Water famine looms in Paterson as mills shut down
New York date reports Paterson New Jersey faces a severe water famine with about five thousand mill and factory workers out of work. Half the city endures drought and more industries may halt tomorrow, risking total water loss unless a rainstorm arrives today.
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Two Local Fire Disasters Kill Two Children and Fireman
Bradford Pennsylvania reports a house fire in Prenticeville that destroyed the residence while Mrs. George Riley was away. Two children inside perished. Earlier a boiler explosion near Bradford fatally injured Amos Stacy a fireman at an oil well three miles south.
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Boston grocer Samuel Pierce dies at 73 after fifty years
Samuel Stillman Pierce of S. M. Pierce & Co. dies in Boston at 73 on October 12. He built a long-standing Tremont and Court streets store and served customers across the U S and Europe. Survived by three sons and three daughters. son Wallace L. Pierce active manager, Dr. M. W. Pierce in Germany.
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N Y school elections yield anti Catholic ticket win
PORT JARVIS saw fifty women vote with an anti Catholic slate winning by 150 in a sectarian contest. In Fayetteville, led by Matilda Josslyn Gage, 102 women voted and a woman trustee clerk and librarian were elected by solid margins, including Mrs Gage’s daughter as clerk and Frances P. Carr as trustee.
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Injury on Gloucester Train Ends in Leg Amputation
Isaiah W. Leighton of age 50, a Beverly worker, stepped onto the 5 o'clock Gloucester train at the station and was run over by a car. The wheels crushed his leg, necessitating amputation at the knee.
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