Washington reports on imports gold and legal matters
The report shows nine month excess imports of merchandise at 73.76 million dollars, and gold silver bullion excess at 29.53 million. It notes homestead entry cancellations affect June 1880 act rights, Sitting Bull surrender terms, Post Office receipts and expenses, and a U.S. currency total of 362.6 million with a 7.1 million monthly debt decrease.
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Foreign Intelligence Roundup of Crises and Disasters
Reports from Europe and Africa describe religious decrees against Capuchins in Marseilles and Perpignan, expulsions of Franciscans in Ponnes and Avignon, and unrest across Basutoland Britain seeks troop deployment to the Cape. A Newcastle Ontario tremor, arrests of Rev Dale in Preston, and Kurdish forces retreat near Oeremiah feature amid global violence. Mount Vesuvius erupts, and Marseilles merchants protest decrees. Farther news notes Tay Bridge engineer’s death, Parnell’s Limerick visit, and a Danish storm. Across Africa, Whydassa’s governor dies and orders threaten mass retribution. successor may behead 200 chiefs.
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Land League
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Scotland
Parnell
Irish Land League
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Emil Pouieski
Berlin
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August Navarre
Whydassa
Africa
Riot at Art Johnsons SC Ballot Box Attempt
A riot in South Carolina on the 2d involved whites and blacks tied to an attempt to seize a ballot box. One negro was killed and three wounded. Also on the 2d eight tramps attacked J P Brown near Gallatin Tennessee. Brown killed two attackers and was beaten and robbed of 1200 dollars. A stove factory at Quakertown Pennsylvania burned causing 140000 dollars loss. Indictments lodged in Dublin on the night of the 2d against Parnell Dillon Biggar Timothy Sullivan Sexton Eager Brennan Malachy O Sullivan Boyton Gordon Harris Nally Welsh and Shendan. Trial to be before a Dublin jury around Christmas. Counts include conspiracy preventing payment of rent defeating legal process obstructing letting and exciting hatred.
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Welsh
Shendan
Multiple Faith and Building Efforts Across Regions
The item notes six new Presbyterian churches in Utah and a $30,000,000 value of church property in the United States. It reports the Tomsk founding stone for a Siberian university after a long delay, a $15,000 gift for a Nice Switzerland Episcopal Church memorial, and a bidirectional note on coeducation at Iowa State Normal School praised by Professor Gilchrist. It adds a Canada church union with the African Methodist Episcopal Church, Brooklyn plans for an Identity Church, Dr. Wild to lead the First Identity Church, plus a British Young Women’s Christian Association network of 500 branches aiding employment and moral guidance.
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King's Mountain Battle Prelude and Aftermath
The 1780 King's Mountain engagement near the North Carolina border halted Ferguson's loyalist raid and boosted Patriot resolve. Cornwallis moved into North Carolina but was checked as mountain forces converged, turning a detached skirmish into a decisive regional turning point, per New York Sun.
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Woman grafts scalp after factory accident years later
Lacey Osborn, injured at a New Milford button factory when her scalp was torn from her head by a revolving shaft, remains in St. Luke's Hospital New York. Over six years many volunteers supplied skin grafts. about fourteen thousand pieces entered the process with variable success.
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Opium, pearls and Patagonia tales from a crowded era
Journal features discuss opium trade in China with Ningpo opium shops, then shifts to vivid Patagonian tattoo stories of American sailor Alonzo Hewitt who endured captivity and extreme body art. Includes notes on New Mexico gold veins, Montenegrin education, camel transport, and Rugby colony plans for a self sufficient, liquor free highland community in New York.
Indian bronco acts out, ends with unexpected halt
Tom Newland hires an Indian to tame a horse for town. The rider calms and saddles the animal with cries of Ah hah while the bronco bucks wildly, then the horse leaps, dusts, and a strip of white breech-clout and red stockings appear from a scrub oak before Tom frees him and the rider.
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Hyena capture methods in Afghanistan and Algeria noted
Arthur Connolly cites an Afghan chief's method using a two slip knot rope and a cloak to trap hyenas in their den. Arabs use a wooden gag instead. The article notes cross region similarity and suggests Afghans believe the feat requires presence of mind, implying Afghan hyenas may be more ferocious than African ones.
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Rugby The New Colony in Tennessee
The article describes Mr. Thomas Hughes and companions founding Rugby, a new settlement in East Tennessee intended as an open English faith community with free migration. It notes its site on a healthy mountain plateau and contrasts Rugby with Eden, emphasizing inclusive access and shared English roots.
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Maray’s Clock Work Apparatus Reveals Human Gait
French biologist Marey uses a vertical revolving barrel with a pencil to diagram a walker's gait. An air pump driven by foot movement records step length variations on hills, burdens, and boot sole shapes. Findings suggest pedestrians should favor low-heeled footwear for efficiency.
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Confession Text Details Smith Engraving For Counterfeit Bonds
Charles H Smith describes engraving work for counterfeit 7.38 and 50 dollar notes and bonds for Brockway. The confession notes green tinting on faces and backs, red seals, and skeleton plates. Filed in New York City and sworn October 26, 1880.
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United States
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Ladies' Deposit Company Swindle Exposed in Boston
The New York Times describes the Ladies' Deposit swindle led by Mrs. Sarah E. Howe, detailing claims of a forty year operation in Alexandria, plans to aid virtuous women, and deposits from Boston elites. It notes lavish East Brookline Street offices, diverse depositors, and Howe as a sixty year old, illiterate and visually unflattering figure.
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Times
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Proclamation Calls National Day of Thanksgiving 1880
President Hayes issues a national Thanksgiving proclamation urging public prayer and gratitude. The address emphasizes prosperity, liberty, and unity, urging citizens to gather November 25 in places of worship to give thanks and seek continued protection and blessings. The document is signed in Washington with Secretary Evarts and details the date and year chamber.
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United States
R. B. Hayes
William M. Evarts
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