Boone Assault on Governor Cleveland Ends in Discharge
Samuel T. Boone, who struck Governor Cleveland, was declared sane by three doctors but extremely nervous. He was arraigned. Cleveland asked for no punishment and Boone was discharged after an admonition. Boone departed for Elmira with his wife and father-in-law.
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Signal Service report notes funding cuts and line abandonments
The Chief Signal Officer reports the Signal Service was crippled by insufficient appropriations. Seventeen meteorological stations closed to send men to telegraph lines. Expenditures totaled 1,025,241 dollars with 242,000 on storms and 103,307 on running costs. Cautionary signals justified at 81.1 percent offshore 65.6 percent. Total operational miles 2,905. 112 miles abandoned. Recommends new office building and complete reorganization.
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Shipping lines tighten steerage rates as trade slows
New York reports ship Amer ica laid up due to dull business. Plans to meet with companies to regulate steerage prices to former levels. Shuttered mills loom as Shetucket Cotton Company of Norwich closes large mills on November 1 after controlling Falls mills. South Berwick woolen mills halt for water power shortage. In Edwardsville Felix Henry convicted of murder with death penalty. claims confession was coerced. Five-year sentence for Joseph Feathergill in Derby case. William A Hall of Metapex dies in Cincinnati. body to be brought back for burial.
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DOVELE LYNCHING REPORTS TWO HANGED IN ALABAMA MURDER
In Cherokee County Alabama a murder of Mrs. Mary A Davis led to arrest of J K Dorsey and Jane Wade. A mob from Chattoga County Georgia abducted them from Centre jail and lynched them near a tree, with Dorsey strangled and Wade hanged. Facts of mob origin and lack of opposition noted.
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President Arthurs Marriage Arranged for January
New York reports that President Arthur will wed Miss Tillie Frelinghuysen in Washington during January. Tillie, daughter of Secretary Frelinghuysen, is about thirty nine and noted for poise, charity, and social polish. Arthur, fifty four and widowed five years, has two children, Allan and Nellie, with a late wife lost at sea.
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Remains of Gr ee ly expedition identified in Schley report
Wasiuxaron October 23 Commodore Schley submitted his Navy report on the Greely Relief Expedition. He details the camp near Cocked Tut Island and Cape Sabine, the exhumation of dead explorers, and the recovery of all records and relics aboard Thetis and Bear. Seventeen perished by starvation, one drowned. bodies were preserved in tanks and shipped to Layer Starbor. Total expense estimated at 750000, ships later returned in good condition.
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