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Newspaper

Santa Fe Daily Herald

Location

Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1888

Page

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President Cleveland Demands Recall of British Minister West

Washington October 7 1887 The Republicans move to sway Irish American voters with a letter endorsement by Sir Lionel Sackville West. Cleveland demands West surrender his passports and be recalled for interfering in U.S. politics on the eve of an election. The action is hailed by Irish American leaders and Democratic headquarters report strong endorsement.

Washington, D Cleveland England Lionel‘Sackville West California Republican ‘Committee New York Connecticut Indiana Court of St. James

Fred Douglass Predicts Democratic Victory

Fred Douglass, a noted colored Republican leader, says Democrats will carry New York and Indiana. He doubts winning New York despite efforts in the western part of the state and an appeal to Harlem, and says he has abandoned hope of carrying New York. He also states Indiana cannot be carried for Harrison. The Democratic National Committee has heard of colonizing in New York City with 140 negroes landing and 100 registering from a boarding house run by a Republican ward politician.

New York Fred Douglass Harrison Indiana Harlem Douglass Harrigan Democratic’national Committee aRepublican Ward

Democratic committee of safety forms in Indiana

Indianapolis October twenty third. A new Democratic committee of safety asserts statewide reach with 1300 precincts. Leaders include Judge Alexander C Ayres and Silas T Bowen. It seeks federal deputy support, rewards for illegal voters, and voter-swearing records to pursue affidavits against non residents.

Indianapolis Democratic Committee of Safety Alexander C. Ayres Silas T. “Bowen L. P. ‘Moody William Wealey Woolen Democratic State Committee State Committee Democratic _ committee of safety United States

Arizona Governor reports progress in Territory growth

Washington October 26 C M Zulick governor of Arizona in annual report to the secretary of the interior notes steady growth in the Territory and rising population Indian depredations ended life and property now safe law and order supreme 295841 acres of public land entered 200 miles of irrigation canal in operation two more miles to be built this year he advocates hydrographic survey of the Territory and settlement of private land grants yields 5771550 dollars in gold and silver last year urges survey and opposes transferring claims to a special court. Gallup N M October 26 a Democrats meeting discusses Kuchenbecker Meyers Meyers declines to run Meyers credits party service Kuchenbecker's election seems certain as Gallup will do its duty

Washington C. M. Zulick Arizona Secretary of the Interior Congress Gallup N. M Democrats Kuchenbecker Meyers Iirnest Meyers

Mormoness Tamed in Provo Grand Jury Case

Salt Lake City Oct 26 The first district grand jury at Provo appeared before Judge Judd with Miss Miller alleged plural wife who refused to name the father of her child The judge said the commission dates Aug 2 1888 to Aug 2 1892 and the court will not be trifled with until she answers The witness retired with the jury with no further word on the matter

Salt Lake City District Grand Jury Provo Judd

Train Yard Accident Strathburn Fatality Reported

A fatal train yard incident near Strathburn involved a Missouri Pacific freight car collision. Workers were injured or killed as the car backed into equipment, causing a violent disruption to yard operations.

Missouri Pacific’ Yards

New York Wins Sixth World Championship Game

St Louis on Oct 26 saw New York win the sixth and deciding game of the world series. They outplayed the Browns at all points with a 3 to 3 pitcher matchup featuring Chamberlain and Keefe.

St. Louis New York Browns New York Jr Chamberlain Keefe

Telegraphic Markets and Livestock Reports Across Centers

Copper and tin markets steady in New York while New York money market shows easy call rates. Chicago cattle receipts reach 19,000 with ten cents lower prices. natives and western sheep sales soften. Kansas City live stock indicators show mixed declines with grass range cattle and cows uneven.

New York NEW York Money Prime Mercantile Chicago Western Rangers Kansas City

Senator Gorman Voices Confidence In Democratic Campaign

Senator Gorman defended critics of the committee while praising Chairman Brice and allies for hard work toward a satisfactory result. He noted New York City’s improving Democratic chances and estimated over 250000 registered voters, saying forecasts are not reliable. He stressed vigilance through the final two weeks of campaigning in key states to ensure victory.

Brice New York City Gorman New York

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