Book agents and a night of odd observations
The narrator muses on Dom Pedro and a failed English harvest blamed on farmers, then recounts a janitor killing Gen. Grant’s return and a pile of undelivered circulars. Tramps seek remittance by a window as talk shifts from wars to books and debt.
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Dom Pedro
Russia
Turkey
England
Gen. Grant
North Adams Ghost Seance Ends With Scuffle and Exposure
A Baptist pastor and party exposed a so called materialization by the Eddy family during a seance in North Adams. Lights out a ghost appeared and a struggle broke out as a man grabbed the figure believed to be a spirit revealing the medium in the cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy
North Adams
Osborne
Butler movement shocks Democrats in Grant campaign
A Boston correspondent reports Zac Chandler backing Grant on the Massachusetts stamp and showing tenderness toward Butler while Simmons claims to be a strong Grant man. The piece questions how many Democrats will be hoodwinked by the Butler movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cincinnati Enquirer
Zac. Chandler
Grant
Massachusetts
Butler
Simmons
Editor Blair Sees Forecast of Butler's Decline
The passage mocks Gen. Butler and his policy, predicting defeat in November after a failed Worcester audience showing in October.
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Blair
Gen. Butler
Worcester
Snowbound Wyoming Hinders Merritt Relief Efforts
A heavy Wyoming snowfall and ongoing storm render delivering supplies and reinforcements to Gen. Merritt impossible. Canyon drifts hinder travel while reports claim Ute tribes have vanished. In the Southwest, Red men are said to attack white settlers with brutal violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Merritt
Colorado
New Mexico
New York
Rawlins
Rock Creek
Union Pacific
Gen. Merritt
Interior Department
Stanley
Los Pinos
Rourke
Schuyler
Milk River
Maj
Thornburgh
Gen
Crook
Arrapahoes
Virginia Comment Sparks Debate on State Sovereignty in Massachusetts
A Virginia citizen’s letter attacking Boston leaders and nationalists prompts a heated defense of state rights. The writer cites Massachusetts actions to preserve sovereignty, arguing for a federative Union and urging youths and fathers to affirm state power against a perceived move toward a strong centralized government. The piece cites Lincoln, Sumner, Chase, and Webster and calls for public debate in Massachusetts villages.
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Virginia
Gov. Bullock
Senator Hoar
Lincoln
Chase
Sumner
Grant
White House
Virginian
Massachusetts
United States
Times
Bay State
Dana
Story
Webster
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Massachuset
Commonwealth
Friends
Curtis
Congress
Union
Mr. Seward
Auburn
Newcastle
Republic
Diplomatic Rift Grows as Europe Seethes Over Afghanistan
London tensions rise as Bismarck seals a German Austrian defense pact. England backs the arrangement but remains outside it while England and Russia clash on Afghanistan. Salisbury rejects Russian plans and signals strong English resolve. reports claim Persia backs England in a potential Herat clash.
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Europe
Bismarck
England
Russia
New York
LonDon
Vienna
Herat
Central Asia
Hindoo Koosh
Schouvaloff
Lord Salisbury
Afghanistan
Count Schouvaloff
Salisbury
Count Munster
Schouwaloff
Persia
Beaconsfield
Papal Nuncio in Paris Seeks Church State Accord
Paris dispatch reports Monsignor Czacki has presented credentials to President Grevy and seeks to align Church and State for mutual protection and satisfaction. Grevy affirms France will maintain good relations with the Holy See.
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London
Paris
Monsignor Czacki
Grevy
Czacki
Grevvy
France
Postal service needs next year total nearly forty million
Washington October 16 estimates by Postmaster General aides place next year’s postal service requirements at 39 920 000 with expected revenues of 32 210 000. Current year appropriations total 5 457 376. Major items include postmaster compensation 7 550 000 clerks 3 650 000 letter carriers 2 500 000 inland routes 10 000 000 steamboat routes 900 000 star service 7 375 000 railway car service 1 350 000 trunk line facilities 400 000 railway clerks 1 450 000 route agents 1 445 000 foreign mail transport 225 000 and stamp and card production costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Postal Service
Army Subsistence Disbursements Reported for Year
Commissary General McFeely reports fiscal year ends June 30 with 3,003,475 disbursed for subsistence stores. Amounts rebursed by officer sales 791,611. tobacco sales 122,088. remaining funds from Congressional appropriations. Gold payments resume at Treasury. mid month salaries paid in gold and silver. Internal revenue receipts 330,739. customs 566,710. sepia Thompson returns to Washington.
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Washington
McFeeley
Secretary of War
Department
The
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Customs
Sepia Thompson
Heatwave sweeps New Hampshire and Lake Winnep
Across Lake Village and several New Hampshire locales on October 16 the heat reached 90 degrees in the shade with some spots at 92. No significant rain in three weeks and Lake Winnipe comes back down about two feet from high water as drought tightens.
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Lebanon
N. H
Concord
N.H
Freeman Case Heads Grand Jury In Wew Wareham
In Wareham Massachusetts the Barnstable Superior Court grand jury deliberated all day on the Freeman murder case. Charlies F Freeman is accused of wilful murder in the death of his daughter Edith with Mrs Freeman charged as accessory before the fact. The jury expected to report a bill of murder the next day though no decision was set. Minnie Davis of Pocasset testified and was excused pending further orders.
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Wareham
Mass
Superior Court
Barnstable
Freeman
Thomas K. Hopkins
Charlies F. Freeman
Edith
Knowlton
Minnie Davis
Pocasset
Augustus Fowler
Seabrook
Supreme Court
Concord
P. B. Richards
Roland P. Pollard
Bradford
Hopkins
Franklin
Gloucester Fish Receipts Fall Sharply for Week
Gloucester October 16 The week’s fish receipts were unusually light totaling 48 arrivals. Banks, Georges, Bay of St Lawrence ships brought cod and halibut amounts, with few vessels left to arrive. Market stock is light and prices remain well sustained.
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Gloucester
Mass
Boston
Bay of St. Lawrence
Welcome at Putnam Phalanx Armory Featured Notables
An event at the Putnam Phalanx Armory included welcomes from ex-Gov Hubbard Gen J R Hawley A E Burr Judge Calhoun E 8 Cleveland and others. Mayor Calhoun of Atlanta and Capt Burke spoke for the visitors. Several wooden nutmegs carved from Charter Oak wood were presented to Capt Burke. A ball honoring the visitors was held that evening.
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Putnam Phalanx
Hubbard
J. R. Hawley
A. E. Burr
Calhoun
Cleveland
Atlanta
Capt. Burke
Capt
Burke
Virginia Case on Jurors and Racial Exclusion Argued in Supreme Court
The Virginia and J D Coles case before the U S Supreme Court centers on the exclusion of colored citizens from jury lists. Judge Coles of Pittsylvania faces indictment in Danville for alleged discriminatory jury selection. Additional indictments against about a dozen state judges may be decided in the same ruling.
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Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
Commonwealth of Virginia
J. D. Coles
James G. Field
Virginia
Smith
Rives
Pittsylvania County
District Court of the
United States
United State
United States District Court
Danville
Coles
Gotham Gleanings and Local Incidents in New York
News briefs recount a policeman assault on Chas W Smith in Brooklyn, a horsewhipping of editor Beyer, and updates on James Redpath. Also notes on Episcopal Conference, carriage builders election officers, yachts sailing from Sandy Hook, Gate City Guards departure, and revenue from the steamship Suevia.
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New York
Chas. W. Smith
Brooklyn
Protestant Episcopal Conference
Drs. Lyman
North Carolina
Alex. W. Weddell
Richmond
Robert White
Virginia
National Carriage Builders’ Association
John W. Britton
Chauncey Thomas
Boston
George C. Elliott
Providence
Beyer
Hudson County Democrat
Hoboken
Pigott
Annual Meeting of Vermont and Canada Railroad Stockholders
At Bellows Falls Vermont stockholders met in Towns Hotel with 9 088 shares represented. Hon Wm Mixter of Boston chaired as Hon Bradley Barlow was absent. Directors elected include Bradley Barlow Chas E Billings Frances A Brooks John D Bryant Wm Mixter Samuel Wells Edward D Mandell. A mortgage for 600000 pounds dated October 1 1879 was ratified to retire 1871 Vermont Central and Vermont and Canada notes after a largely attended gathering representing about one third of capital stock.
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Bellows Falls
The
Vermont and Canada Railroad
Bradley Barlow
Wm. Mixter
Boston
St. Albans
Chas. E. Billings
Frances A. Brooks
John D. Bryant
Samuel Wells
Edward D. Mandell
New Bedford
Vermont and Canada Company
Vermont Central
Vermont
Canada
The Yellow Plague in Forest City Arkansas
A Forest City telegram reports one fever death and one new case in the valley of the Mississippi. Seven deaths total with six still ill. seven cases include five white and two colored residents. Dr Cummings seeks $1000 from the National Board for guards and disinfecting. three nurses to be sent tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Forest City
Ark
Frank Whittaker
Minerva Wade
Cummings
State Board of Health
National Board
Toney Castanova
Julie White
J. K. Davidson
John D. Adams
The
Howards
Hayden Murder Trial Advances With Forensic Testimony
In New Haven on October 16, the Hayden murder trial continued as Drs. White Jewett and Jewett detailed examinations of Mary Stannard's remains. Yale Professor Johnson is expected to testify about arsenic in the stomach, while the defense presses a lengthy cross examination as the first count alleging poisoning is explored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Hayden
M. C. White
P. A. Jewett
T. B. Jewett
Mary Stannard
Johnson
Yale College
Mr. Hayden
Father of Waters Opens Mississippi River Convention
Two hundred fifty delegates from eleven states attend the opening sessions in Quincy Illinois with Gov Cullom and Senators Windom McMillan present. The committee reports diverge with a majority favoring reservoir based river improvements while the minority seeks limited funds to Mississippi Missouri and Ohio Rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Ill
Cullom
Illinois
Windom
McMillan
Minnesota
Committee On Resolutions
Mississippi
Missouri
Ohio
Republican gains in Ohio Senate and House tallied
Columbus reports incomplete returns with Foster leading by about 17 000 as official totals loom. Mounts in Butler Warren reportedly wins by 12, shifting Republicans to 22 Senate seats and 70 Lower House members. county returns show Foster at 19 027 with expected total near 20 000.
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ColumBus
Republican Committee
Foster
Mounts
Butler-Warren
Shiny Rowe Convicted After Assault Attempt
Frank Rowe known as Shiny Rowe, 40, was convicted at Salisbury Point after he abducted a servant, Laurel Hill, during a river sail with James Wescott’s family. Hill escaped by diving into the river as Wescott’s cowhide punishment followed. No arrests reported.
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Newburyport
Mass
Frank Rowe
Shiny Rowe
Salisbury Point
James W. Wescott
Rowe
Wescott
Laurel Hill
Boyton
Penurious Hartford farmer weds thrice to dodge debts
A Hartford tale reports a poor farmer with three wives. He dismissed the first for eating eggs, kept the second as a wage earner, and wooed the third a widow dressmaker with debts. To dodge prior debts, he bought claims at twenty cents on the dollar before engagement.
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New Haven
No. 3
Public reception for Gen Grant fills Cascades Pavilion
In Portland Oregon on Oct 16 a large crowd attended a public reception for Gen Grant at the Mechanics Pavilion. The vast crowd filled the building with an estimated eight thousand visitors during the evening.
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Portland
Oregon
Grant
Cascades
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Boat Race Scandal Roils Mayville Crowd and Hanlan Win
A chaotic scene surrounds the courtship of the five mile race as Courtney’s boats are found cut and damaged. Hanlan rows to victory amid controversy over alleged foul play and missing funds, with 10 000 spectators in Mayville as officials seek answers and possible fraud charges.
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Hanlan
Charles Hudson
Soule
Courtney
Mr. Ward
Mr. Davis
Windsor
Ont
Dr. Brister
Piah Seeks Redress in Washington Rather Than Farming
A Denver Tribune summary recounts Gov. McCook rebuking Piah for not farming while the Indian leader jokes about traveling to John Grant and staging clashes with rivals to avoid work. The piece notes the idea of Indians borrowing fire and the oratory of a self-described great warrior. The fate of any proposal to John Grant is unclear.
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Denver Tribune
Piah
Washington
Gov. McCook
John Grant
Grant
John
Gun running Dunn hired to curb firearms smuggling into Zululand
Sir Garnet Wolseley employs John Dunn to stop gun smuggling into Zululand. The London World notes Dunn is the son of a Royal Navy lieutenant killed by an elephant in Natal. Dunn reportedly has many wives and ninety Dunn children, and his career was built on smuggling firearms across borders into Zululand.
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Garnet Wolseley
John Dunn
London World
Royal Navy
Natal
John
Zululand
Funeral Services for Dr Le Moyne in Washington
Funeral services were held at the residence at 9 A.M. The procession moved to the crematory on Gallows Hill where a blessing was given and mourners dispersed. The body entered the furnace at 10:30 A.M. The ashes will be removed Friday evening.
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James C. Madigan
Maine
Houston
Dr. le Moyne
Washington, Pa
Washington
Gate City Guards Parade Through Hartrorp October Visit
The Gate City Guards of Atlanta arrived in Hartrorp Conn on October 16. They were greeted by the Putnam Phalanx with an artillery salute. A street parade followed as buildings were decorated and crowds filled the streets.
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Hartrorp
Conn
Gate City Guards
Atlanta
Putnam Phalanx
Widow Starr Remarries After Shock of Civil War Loss
Twenty years past in Illinois a young father John Starr fought at Shiloh where he was wounded and presumed dead by his wife. After the war his widow remarried Benjamin Scott of Fowler Indiana. On last Thursday Mrs. Scott was...
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Fowler
John Starr
Starr
Illinois
California
Emma J. Howe
Holderness
Hugh Fallant
East Concord
John Corbett
Carroll
Smith
Lancaster
Reformed School
Boston
Concord
Montreal
Littleton
Fabyans
Shiloh
Benjamin Scott
Ind
Scott
Walking match scores and standings at night
New York report lists times for the 12 o'clock walking competition. Barbour 220 miles Campana 259 Colston 256 Dufranc 222 Fitzgerald 264 Vint 254 Waters 235 Hughes 232 with totals shown for each participant.
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New York
Barbour
Campana
Colston
Dufranc
Fitzgerald
Vint
Waters
Hughes
Local Death and Archery Tournament Highlights
Wm. Clarke of Strong, 70, died after a fall from a scaffold in his stable. Henry Twichell of Patton sustained total paralysis from a gravel bank collapse while dam building on the Sebois. Lewiston and Auburn archery clubs held a grand tournament won by Auburn 816 to 611 over Toxopholites and 239 over Bates. Dr. W. K. Oakes earned top prize. Sagadahoc Fair at Brunswick closed with large attendance, trotting events drawing crowds and several race winners listed. total receipts around $2,000.
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Wm. Clarke
Strong
Henry Twichell
Patton
John Twichell
Sebois
Lewiston
Auburn
Pejepscot Club
Bates
W. K. Oakes
Boston
Sagadahoc Agricultural and Horticultural Society
Brunswick
Somerset Knox
Sleepy George
Ethan Allen
Knox Boy
Multiple incidents reported across cities including theft and accidents
The report covers a railroad settlement of 1650 dollars to A B Dimeck and wife for injuries at Huntington depot, a man’s suicide in Gill, church relations at Amherst, a Lowell store theft of 805 dollars, beet sugar prospects in Northampton and Connecticut Valley, a schoolteacher’s distress linked to a revival, and a ridge pole accident at Campella Methodist Chapel injuring five carpenters with Romaine severely hurt.
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Boston and Albany Railroad
A. B. Dimeck
Huntington
Chester M. Deloy
Gill
Ex Parte
C. D. Lothrop
First Congregational Church of
Amherst
Patrick Cummiskey
Market Street
Lowell
Northampton
Connecticut Valley
Newburyport Herald
John Romaine
Amos R. Jones
M. B. Weymouth
George L. Baker
W. E. Easton
New Methodist Chapel
Campella
Easton
Weymouth
Romaine
Jones
Baker
Newport Property Sold for 25000 Dollars on Bellevue Avenue
The Moses Lazarus place on Bellevue Avenue Newport was sold to A C Parsons of New York for 25000 dollars. Mrs Charles P Cavitt, an elderly resident of Hopkinton, dropped a kerosene lamp Wednesday evening which exploded and set her clothes on fire. She died in the blaze. Mrs Hood, another elderly resident who lived with her, escaped unharmed.
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Moses Lazarus
Bellevue Avenue
Newport
A.C. Parsons
New York
Charles P. Cavitt
Hopkinton
Hood
Cornwall Bridge Tron Company Sells Entire Pig Iron Stock
The Cornwall Bridge Tron Company has sold its entire stock of 2,100 tons of pig iron. Charles Nichols of Suffield becomes postmaster after his sister resigns to marry. New Canaan elects minor town officers by acclamation. Tobacco buyers pay 11 and 18 cents for most of the Kent crop, to be delivered when stripped. A true bill of murder in the first degree is found against Jake Smith for a killing in New Haven last August. The amendment to allow judges to sit until 75 is rejected 49 221 to 18 002, adverse by 31 219.
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Charles Nichols
Suffield
New Canaan
Kent
Jake” Smith
New Haven
Supreme and Superior Court
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