Nihilists Hanged and War News From Europe
News briefs report two Nihilists hanged in St Petersburg and arms movements involving Ireland and the United States. Bright Chamberlain oppose coercion in Ireland while Parnell warns of a costly Boycott guard. Battles, disasters, and political shifts across Europe and America are noted, including canal financing, land league support, and notable deaths.
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St. Petersburg
Italy
Ireland
United States
Switzerland
Johin Bright
Birmingham
Cluseret
la Commune
Paris
Grevy
Panama Canal Company
New York
Bright
Chamberlain
London Times
Parnell
Boycott
Catholica of
Belfast
Urumiah
New Pallos
Mons
Belgium
Alexander
Irish National Land League
Edwin ‘Booth
London
Richelieu
Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Liverpool
Bostom
Baltimore
Alexander Cockburn
J.stice
Queen’s Bench
Charles Yorke
Land League
Political shifts and official vote tallies across states
The report lists official results from multiple states on Senate and presidential electors, noting Garfield leads Hancock in several areas. It includes counts from Louisiana, Minnesota, Rhode Island, California, Connecticut, Kentucky, New York City and state, Wisconsin, Massachusetts, Oregon, Mississippi, Nebraska, Michigan, Indiana, and details on territorial delegates for the Forty-seventh Congress, with various majorities and planks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Calhoun
Candalaria
Nev
St. Louis
Jamison
Plumas County
Cal
James D. Williams
Indiana
Indianapolis
Gray
Porter
Payne
Oklahoma
Lord, Stoutenburg & Co
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Kansas
Adrian
Mich
Gov. Williams
Wheatland
Big Old Farm
Joseph E. ‘Brown
Colquitt
Georgia
Gordon
United States Senate
Louisiana
Hancock
Garfield
Minnesota
Rhode Island
Weaver
Dow
California
Hattcock
Terry
Henry Edgerton
Connecticut
Kentucky
New York City
Waa
Wisconsin
Greenback
Phelps
Massachusetts
Oregon
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ilinois
Goin
Llinois
Buckeye
Michigan
Anti-Secret Society
Manson
Montgomery County
Hayes
John Sherman
Senate
Territorial
Congress
Arizona
Granville H. Dowry
Dakota
Benjamin F. Pettigrew
Idaho
George Ainslie
Montana
Martin Maginnis
New Mexico
Maine
New Jersey
Vermont
New Hampshire
Delaware
Rhode Is
Middle States
Maryland
New England
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Iilinois
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Aereeane
Colorado
Missouri
Miscellaneous Gleanings from National News
A compilation notes the Coffinmakers' Association convention in Indianapolis and a meeting of U S letter-carriers seeking higher pay. It reports aid appeals for Stellarton calamity widows, diphtheria outbreaks, New York demographics, Gould's Missouri Kansas Texas railroad plan, ship losses, forged notes, Columbus monument appeal, Garfield birthday observance, real estate boom, Esso talli Hiptala's entourage in New York, railroad magnate alliances, Indian population, Northern Pacific bonds, Yellowstone rail progress, and early immigrant and Apache activities.
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Coffinmakers’ National Association
Indianapolis
United States
Canada
Stellarton
Union
Petersburg
Racine
Wis
New York City
Jay Gould
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
City
Mexico
Baltimore
Abraham Lincoln
New York
Stephen C. Bradwell
Havana
San Domingo
Christopher Columbus
Garfield
Thomas
wrSeld
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Essofaly Hiptala
Bombay
Boston Transcript
Vanderbilt
John M. ‘Forbes
Burlington and Guiney
Mr. Coolidge
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
New York Central
Lake Shore
Atlantic
Four Die in Pittston Railway Accident
Domestic intelligence reports a wreck near Pittston Pennsylvania in which four men were killed and several others seriously injured. The incident details remain sparse but the casualty toll is confirmed and authorities investigate the cause.
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Booth
Newport
Ark
Wilmington
Del
Paris
Corsicana
Tex
North Carolina
Arkansas
Ford
Texarkana
Dr. Caldwell
Pittston
Political Candidates Named in Regional Party Roster
Tranquiling Luna and George O. Cannon represent Utah Republicans while Thomas H. Brantz joins Wyoming Republicans and M. 5. Tost aligns with the Democrat ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tranquiling Luna
Utah
Geore O. Cannon
Washington
Thomas H. Brantz
Wyoming
M. 5. Tost
Washington Notes on Treasury Figures and Rail Policy
Treasury estimates show gold holdings at 4 454 012 030 and silver at 158 271 827 on November 1. Secretary Schurz backs Northern Pacific land grants, Gen Miles named Signal Service chief, and laws on Pullman liability are noted. Revenue, expenditures, and bank data are summarized with early winter conditions and other federal updates.
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Treasury Department
United States
Sherman’ d
Schurz
Northern Pacific Railway
Miles
Signal Service
Twenty-second
Massachusetts
Babe” Bedford
Edward Queenan
Washington
Hirth
Ramsey
War Department
Eads
Mississippi
Leavenworth
Secretary of War Report Reviews Expenditures and Fortifications
Secretary Ram Bey details annual department operations and a 1880 fiscal review. Highlights include expenditures of 39,924,773. appropriations 41,993,630. 1882 estimates 43,627,055 with targeted reductions in civil and military establishments and public works. Notes Mississippi River Commission needs 5,113,000 for improvements and praises South Pass maintenance while urging stronger river defenses and militia organization. Criticizes fortifications as inadequate and warns of wartime fleet threats, urging prompt action and legal authority on prison earnings. References Whittaker case and West Point incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ram- Bey
Congress
Mississippi River Commission
House of Representatives
South Pass
Mississippi River
Mississippi Valley
Adjutant General
Leavenworth Military Prison
United States
New York
Boston
Portland
Baltimore
New Orleans
San Francisco
Whittaker
West Point Academy
Portage Squirrel Misidentifies Human Child
A hunter in Portage New York fired at a red squirrel on a chestnut tree and found the target to be a boy wearing red stockings. The incident sparked questions about misperception and public curiosity amid satirical musings on taste and behavior.
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Portage
N. Y
New York
Beeves
Cccesssescereteccesssan
CorrTon
Chicago
Brezves
St. Ora
Cowe
Ewassnaeareseas
Louis
Cincinnati
Sears Wees
Eeasbons
Pork—Mess
Indianapolis
East Liberty
Eseae
Indians Progress and Labor Seekers in 1880 Bureau Report
The 1880 annual report details steady advancement of many tribes toward civilization with notable gains among the Oga and Brule Sioux. It notes Indian labor and farming growth, agency-scale schooling, and planned new boarding schools for San Carlos Apaches, Western Shoshones, and broader reservations, plus Ponca prosperity in Indian Territory and resistance to relocation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Bureau
Dakota
Pacific Coast
Yakima Agency
Department
Plra
United States
Alaska
New Mexico
Montana
Arizona
Washington Territory
New York State
Peeple
Five Civilized Tribes
Indian Territory
Pieterates Os
Bureau
Congress
San Carlos
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Foreign News
Elmira
Fred Palmer
Harrisburg
Don Cameron
Wiliam H. Bradley
Justice Bradley
United States Supreme Court
Sherman
Kenward ‘Philp
New York Grand Jury
Reading Road
Salvini
Lotus Club
Grant
Whitelaw Reid
Victora
Pennsylvania Railroad
Alexander Hamilton
Treasury
Central Park
Ponca
Neb
Milwaukee
Dallas and
Wichita
Hickory ‘Creek
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
Thurly
Daniel Burt
Shis
pWhite Corwin Call
Logan
Call
Mary Gilbert
Jackson
Michigan Central Road
St. Peter Asylum
Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce
Alexander Mitchell
Napa
Chicago Public Produce Exchange
Scattering
Nebraska
Northern Pacific
Wright
Yellowstone
Horn
Germany
England
Sweden
Vitoria
Domestic Intelligence
Washington Notes
Commissioner of Pensions
Joseph EE. Roy
Pennsylvania Ailroad Company
Secretary OF War
John Smiths
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