Tragic Lynchings Shock Lafayette County Arkansas News
Arkansas papers to Sept 1 report quiet Conway county after disarming of belligerents. Gov. Clayton and A J Garland urged restraint at Lewisburg on Aug 29. A bloody tragedy in Louisville Lafayette county left seven negroes and five whites dead after a girl was assaulted. A mob hanged the accused, sparking further riots and killings as locals retaliated. Crop reports show improvement in the southeast, while Andetta and Columbus counties suffer drought.
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Forrest Replies To Cincinnati Correspondent
Gen Forrest writes to the Cincinnati Commercial correspondent to correct statements from a recent interview. He says he did not urge violence or armed resistance against laws, but urged submission until lawful changes. He denies planning to raise troops or saying every man’s house is picketed and denies using the word liar about Gen Grant.
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Democratic rally in Aveusta with Ewing Hubbard and Coombs
Gen Thomas Ewing of Kansas Hon ST N Hubbard and J C Coombs of Virginia arrived at Aveusta to a cavalry escort by Democrats. They spoke to a large crowd at Granite Hall after a Water street flag salute. Republicans in Sidney held a mass meeting addressed by Judge Brinkerhoff and Hon James G Blaine.
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Fire at Barclay Street Store Damages Kuck and Terpaine
A basement fire at 29 Barclay Street destroyed Julius H. Kuck's glassware and kerosene lamp stock valued at 15000 dollars, with full insurance. The upper floor housing Terpaine and Brett window shade makers lost 5000 dollars, insured, and the building suffered 5000 dollars in damage. The blaze originated unknown and firemen faced difficulties reaching the blaze from the 100 foot depth.
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Johnson argues US English unity and peaceful ties with Britain
Hon Reverdy Johnson in Sheffield dismisses fears of US Britain rupture citing shared race language and aims to preserve peaceful relations. He refutes Roebuck on American heterogeneity and notes emigrants merge into one English nation. The Times editorial agrees on reciprocal sentiments regardless of England's general election outcome.
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England Ready to Settle Disputes and Friendship
The Standard argues US Britain ties remain strained over the Alabama claims but England seeks a real alliance and amiable relations. in Southampton a fire broke out in the docks destroying valuable shipping property with heavy losses expected.
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Banquet in Paris Attended by Lyons and Stanley
Lord Lyons hosted a banquet for Lord Stanley the English Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs in Paris. M. Moustier attended as well. Speeches were friendly and pacific, with notable goodwill among guests. The Presse comments on the American squadron in Turkish waters and Russia’s push to force passage of the Dardanelles, noting opposition from the Sublime Porte aided by English and French ministers.
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Debtor relief bill passes senate in Atlanta vote
At Atlanta the Senate approved a debt adjustment bill by 18 to 17 after a long debate. The House considered a bill to let the General Assembly elect a State Railroad Superintendent Auditor and Treasurer, with a substitute creating five Commissioners to appoint these posts. A resolution proposed excluding colored persons from office remained unacted on, awaiting Georgia Supreme Court ruling.
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