Fort Wayne Special Train Covers 104 Miles in 105 Minutes
A Special train run on the Fort Wayne Railroad completed 104 miles in 105 minutes. Texas Department report notes nine killed two wounded and one captured by Indians since October 1 1879. Deser tions from the rank and call for larger Rio Grande force. Granville Daily News relays Hamp ton on presidential election and opposition to mere technical challenges. Ocopen Utah to install four electric lights of 3000 candle power from courthouse flagstaff. Gabriel’s majority in Minnesota is 39 073. Indiana Supreme Court grants new trial in Brown murder case. juror actions misreported. Missouri official results show Hancock Garfield Weaver vote totals and Hancock plurality 55002. Sitting Bull shows defiance after recent surrender talk. Texas cotton crop estimated 1 250 000 bales worth 60 000 000.
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Mass census figures highlight state population and demographics
Official census data show Massachusetts population 1 757 085 with females 66 044 more than males. Foreign born 443 116 and colored persons 19 004 reported. separate note mentions Bergen County Savings Bank and Bank of Bergen County suspensions due to cashier Berry embezzlement with 100 000 dollars missing. the embezzler ill and confined at home.
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International News Roundup From St Petersburg to London
Reports from St Petersburg claim Nihilists convicted with five deaths and eleven long terms, while a farmer shot in Limerick not a land agent. Irish bishops fund Parnell defense. Persian defeats Kurds near So Uj Balak with 2,000 bodies buried. UK Parliament to reconvene January 25. Stellarton mine floods after explosions. 50 dead. Hanlan defeats Trickett on Thames to become world champion oarsman. Over $1,000,000 gold bullion withdrawn from Bank of England for shipment.
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Sherman urges 25 000 enlisteds and fortification plan
General Sherman presses Congress to add 25,000 enlisted soldiers for line troops and to fund detachments and staff for advanced and specialized units. He calls for selling minor posts to fund strategic fortifications and shifts in coast defense, while praising West Point and Fort Monroe education and urging equal treatment regardless of race.
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Beecher Defends Garfield and Attacks Presidential Critics
In Plymouth Church on the 14th Beecher urges selecting a man of good name for president, condemns a deliberate conspiracy to ruin General Garfield, ridicules forged accusations and perjury, and calls the Democratic party’s actions deeply infamous.
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The Nation's Heart is Sound at Core
Poem reflects enduring national spirit amid storms and war.Susan Coolidge writes from New York Independent praising resilient patriotism and collective courage across crises, noting past trials from Civil War to wartime conflicts and urging continued trust in the mother land.
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Confessions of Morey and O'Brien Recounted by District Attorney
The District Attorney releases press portions of the confessions of Morey and O'Brien alias Lindsay. The Times has already shared the Western press’s summary, but fuller details are now offered, subject to judicial safeguards.
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Republican Victory Address Highlights Garfield Arthur Win
The National Republican Committee reports a sweeping November victory with Garfield and Arthur set to be inaugurated on March 4 1881. It notes strong Northern majorities and predicts Senate balance may shift toward Republicans while criticizing Southern disenfranchisement and vowing solid party control of the government.
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Political Brevities Reflect Postwar Election Turf Wars
The piece surveys national mood after the presidential race, noting Republican majorities in key states and debates over fraud allegations. It cites remarks from The Brooklyn Eagle and Indiana papers, contending Indiana will not swing Democratic and African descent voters stay Republican. It ranks states by majority size and critiques Democratic and Republican lines post election.
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