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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Nov 26, 1888

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Rumor on Cleveland Return and Post Presidency Plans

A reporter questions former official Bisell about revived talk of Cleveland’s political move after March next. He and others dismiss the rumors as newspaper chatter, noting Cleveland may settle in Albany and spend time abroad, with Buffalo unlikely to see him much.

Gazette Breyvaro Wilson G. Bisell Washington Mir. Biseli Cleraiami Burtfats Clawand Congress Cleveland Albany Buffalo

Paris coup echoes Napoleonic crisis in France

The Paris political storm deepens as republic divisions widen and Boulangist threats mount. Parliament struggles to control events while Boulangist plans attract monarchist support film of intrigue surrounds Boulanger’s stance. Across Europe, Irish and British affairs shift with Parnell, imperial visits, and diplomatic reshuffles dominating the scene.

France Serias Paris Agec Boulanger Louis Napoleon Boulenger Autoperiatista Bin Thas Chamber of Deputies Mo Laisset Boudin Pantheon Barodet MM. Fioqueli Bandin M. Barodet Hocha Merceau Parnell Times Charles Warren Aldershot Henry M. Stanley Emm Bey Jasper Douglas Pyne Menohar West Waterford Pyne Empress Frederick Sandringham Osborne Norris Castle Duke of Bedfor Frederick Edinburgh Court of Sessions Air Kinnear Raphoe Father McFadden Nct I Ik Rome Joseph Chamberlain Kensington Lord Tennyson Haslemere Isle of Wight Randolph Churchill Washington Foreign Office Lord Sackriss Harrison Seckville Berlin Baron von Zedowitz Mexico Republic

Murderer James Pakueer Stabs in Heart at Prison

Portamenty, NL, Nov 26 James Pakueer, convicted of murdering Henry Whiteivus, attempted to kill himself with a two and a half inch blade at the sty jail. He stabbed left breast, one blow reaching heart’s outer covering. He collapsed, weak as physicians arrived. Doctors say danger remains. Pakueer faces transfer to Concon state prison. he claims innocence and desire to die. If he survives, recovery will delay his removal. A prisoner in the next cell is believed to have smuggled the knife through a wall hole.

Portamenty James Pakueer Henry T. Whiteivus Palmer Priso Concon Efha

German Indignities in Samoa Disturb Apia

The steamship Maripoes reached San Francisco from Sidney and Auckland with reports of upheaval in Samoa. German actions provoke American and British reactions as marines fortify consulates. Incidents include a German patrol assaulting Englishmen, clashes around Mullens Point, and U S captain Lear’s protests. The Adams and Lizard guard foreigners. Nipsic expected, Adams to sail to San Francisco.

San Francisco Maripoes Sidney Auckland Samoa Dth Nwn Adams Lizard Adler Apia Ritchie May Street Ae Fel T. Moore Tamesess Mullens Point Scanlon Secanlon Lear United States Callao Tamasese Samatif2 Ofter Nipsic

Cabinet rumors and Harrison cabinet prospects from New York to Indianapolis

A rambling dispatch reports Gen Harrison cabinet talk, naming Warner Miller and William Allison as likely picks, with Blaine and Wanamaker discussed. It notes Miller’s objections, Manley’s Augusta visit, and cautions delays into January or February. It also mentions Chicago Times suing over editorials and McAuliffe Carney boxing plans in London.

New York Miller Indore Pratt Jag Manley Augusta Riley Pins Steve Elkins Dewr Park May Sieet Manley Masou Muller Mr. Manley Bentlesen Blue Mr. Platt Blaine Patrick Fort Austin Platt Fowts Bell United States Express Company Mr. Stanley Boston Express Mr. Miller Indianapolis W. W. Dudley Gene Harrison Mr. Harrison Warner Miller the Treasury West William B. Allison Harrison Falk Halford Afr. Miller Gen. Harrison McKee Armstrong’s Mills White River Deraut Ben Herrison Si Blaine Allison John Wanamaker Foy Lew Wallace Ohio de Anita Meauliffe Camney Sporting Life London McAuliffe Jem Carney America Hus K. Fox Busipees Tandon Queensberry Billy Myora

The Mighty Is Fallen from Start to Finish

A three mile championship race on the Potomac saw Canadian O Connor defeat Toomer of Pennsylvania by five lengths. The event drew about 15,000 spectators as weather mixed with a strong current and waves. O Connor led from the start and maintained his advantage to the finish amid crowd cheers and a chaotic river course.

Refers O'Connor Teemer Virginis J. R Elders Virgin Is O' Connor Lee Hamm Oconner O Conner

Washington Gossip on Elections and Weddings

Washington items report Representative Springer’s view on party control of the next House, tariff hopes, and state admissions. Also notes the Herbert Wilson wedding in New York with Washington guests, inaugural fund updates, a quiet Missouri wedding, and the ordnance board’s plan to test new guns and heavy artillery.

Wasmixacrox Springer Seelen Agra John T. Heard Misenour Shas Lillie B. Copeland St. Louis S16 New New Jersey Avenue A.W. Pitzen Mr. Heard New York Wasnixcox Board of Ordnance Nd Fortification War Department Alao

POWDERLY WILL GO TO FRANCE AND LIBERAL COOPERATION

Delegates to the general assembly completed their election by selecting a co operative board. Forestan Wheat is ex officio chairman, naming four knights from which two board members were chosen Henry A Berkemeyer D ALSL Newark John O Gere general secretary of Rhode Island State assembly Rudolph Kirchner St Louis and Olimer Benoit Montreal were named Berkemeyer and O Keefe were elected The assembly endorses closer affiliation of labor organizations and proposes an annual chiefs conference to unify the industrial world. The session will continue until Tuesday.

IxpranaPolts General Assembly Forestan Wheat Knights Henry A Berkmeyer D. Alsl Newark N.J John O'Gere Rhode Island State Assembly Rudolph Kirchner St. Louis Olimer Benoit Montreal Mess. Berkemeyer O'Keefe Powderly Anl K Gor

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