End of Jules Ferry Ministry Shakes French Politics
A chaotic week in Paris sees the Jules Ferry ministry fall after a chamber vote over magistrature reform. Resignations are tendered. France faces upheaval as deputies clash with troops and a royalist defense of D Assen erupts in the chamber. International dispatches note Irish unrest, Nihilist trials, and unrest from Ballinrobe to Ballantrae amid landlord tensions in Ireland.
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Jules Ferry
Bearak
Genoa
Marseilles
Ieee” Bvo
London
Uispatgh
Ireland
Ballinrobe
Lord Erne
Marquia
Alvaido
Zaimis
National Council
William Mure
British Parliament; Wild Kervéd
Crilean
Austria
Afa
M. Baudry D'Assen
British 1 Postal Department
Chamber of Deputies
M. Baudry D'Agigon
Gambetta
Donanon
M. D’asson
M. Asson
Riu
Trish
Limerick
St. Petersburg
Paris
Vinno
Haying
Dervish Pasha
Dussigné
Ballirdhe
Ellie
Boycoit
Tahd
Erno
Boycott
Erne
Perjury trials and financial fires dominate New York dispatch
Domestic intelligence reports the Philp case closing in New York with Judge Davis to issue a ruling on the 18th. Arrests for perjury follow, including Morey and Lindsey. Fire destroys Ely Miller's Hotel and several other properties in Pittsburgh and other cities as panic spreads through Hackensack banks.
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Philp
New York
Gen. Pryor
Davis
George Bliss
Morey
Robert Lindsey
Lindsey
E. L. Drake
Titusville
Pennsylvania
rSarmer S.morey
National Democratic Committee
Lindsay
William M. Price
Maryland
PAS
Pstralia
Ely Miller
United Pipe Line
Dicks’ Hardware Store
Loomis’ Meat Market
Areyle Savings Bank
Dthier
Leas
Solomon's. Morey
Frank Lindre
Joseph Heeps
Heeps
Edwin D. Morgan
J. John FI. Stalin
George Jones
Anson G. McCook
Thomas L. James
A. J. Dittenhoefer
Thomas Brien
Syracuse
Rika
Harbor
O’bridn
O'Brien
Hurt
Truth
Abram Howitt
Rito
Howitt
Judge. Davis
Hart
McMahon
J Barrell
Broad Street
Indianapolia
Political Points From Illinois and Maine Returns
Illinois official returns show Garfield and Arthur leading with 318 205 votes, Hancock and English 277 454, Weaver and Chambers 25 321, Dow and others about 590, total 621 939. Garfield leads Hancock by 40 751 with Garfield overall 14 430. Maine returns place Garfield electors at 74 005, Hancock-Weaver at 64 832, Weaver electors 4 076, Gen Garfield holds a 5 019 majority.
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Illinois
Garfield
Arthur
Hancock
English
Weaver
Chambers
Dow
Others
Sherman
Gen
California
Judge Terry
Maine
Garfiold
B. L. Claypool
Connersville
Uglzo McDonald
United States
Indiana
Richmond
Washington Notes Highlight Cabinet Trip and Tax Plans
The President and Cabinet members visited Hampton Roads for Secretary Thompson's naval review. Internal revenue receipts since June 30 totaled 48 240 768, against 43 780 935 last year. Customs revenue last year reached 188 378 611 with 6 023 253 in collection costs. Erasmus Cole becomes Wisconsin Chief Justice. J B Cassadays takes the Associate Justice seat. Garfield named for a new Illinois border town. Secretary Schurz says legislation and treaty terms are needed before Interior action on Choctaw land routes. General Sherman to marshal the inaugural ball at the National Museum building. Rank to propose stamp tax abolition on matches. revenue from stamps about 3 500 000 yearly.
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Hampton Roads
Thompson
Internal Revenue
Commissioner of Customs
Customs
Erasmus Cole
Supreme Court of
Wisconsin
J. B. Cassadays
Janesville
Illinois
Kane
DeKalb
Garfield
Schurz
Interior Department
Sherman
National Muslm
Internal Revenue Rank
Miscellaneous Gleanings from Maritime and Rail News
Thirty three reading railways show October earnings averaging 21 percent higher than last year. The British bark Macedonia from Pensacola to Berwick was abandoned at sea with nine crew drowned. Immigrants to the United States numbered 290000 by October. General Ord may retire, Miles to Texas, Hazen to head the signal service. Zealand wrecked on Lake Ontario with sixteen dead. Lucretia Mott dies. A severe gale harms Lakes Erie and Ontario. The G W Mowbray carries 40 tons of nitro glycerine valued at 250000 and is abandoned. A gas explosion in a Stellarton mine buries 40-50 coal miners with all perishing. Two of the victims were married.
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Keochie
Florida
Madison
Texas
Fayette McMahlen
Virginia
Wrtheville
Congress
United States
Confederate Congress
Libby
Richmond
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Morning Star
J. W. L Thompson
Lake Erie
France
St. John
N. B
Stellarton
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Bradstreet’s
Peoria
Fort Wayne
Zealand
Toronto
Lake Ontario
National Council of the Congregational Church
St. Louis
Lucretia Mott
Lakeshiie
Ontario
G. W. Mowbray
Army Reports reveal frontier tensions and policy notes
Washington reports Gen Pope details disputes with tribes in Colorado and New Mexico and urges restraint over Indian provisioning. He cites planned Ute removal as a cause of unrest and questions interior policy. Gen Ord records Texas losses and rising desertions, urging a strong Rio Grande force. McCook backs a 150 man schoolmaster enlistment bill for posts nationwide.
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Interior Department
San Carlos
Arizona
Tuterier Department
Pope
Linterior
Capt. Paine
Indian Territory
Paine
Oklahoma
United States
Ord
Department of Texas
Rio Grande
McCook
Congress
Home Style Preserve and Soup Recipes From Old Notebook
A collage of kitchen notes lists recipes for cakes, chowder, chowder base, chowder with tomatoes, salad prep, and various pickles. It covers quantities, ingredients such as eggs sugar butter milk flour and spices, plus tips for freshness and serving. The writing reflects domestic instruction from a bygone era with practical kitchen guidance.
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Econoatican
Jenny Carus
Spromp
Echo Verses at the Sultan's Palace and Other Notices
An echo haunting Constanti nople’s palace is linked to Abdul Hamid’s query on European aims and his own resources. Dr. Granam of Louisville, 97, heads for the mountains seeking venison and a final hunt. P T Barre creates a benevolent charity giving winter plants to 600 Bridgeport workers.
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Constantinople
Abdul Hamid
Dr. Granam
Louisville
Kentucky
P. T. Barre
Bridgeport
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