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Newspaper
Weekly World
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1879
Page
10
A chaotic convention scene unfolds with factions and candidates arguing over leadership and strategy. Key figures such as Cornel, Mr. Canmktineg, and others maneuver for influence while party lines and finances dominate.
The Minnesota Republican State Convention adopted a platform endorsing financial administration of government and the president's veto of election laws, calling for civil service reform, economy in government, and reduction of offices. It urged support for Cuba and Mexico trade, urged th echelon of transportation to the seaboard, and nominated Pillavory for governor along with other candidates after a contested delegation. A parallel Prohibitionists’ conference discussed strategic moves for the impending election focusing on candidate Long and others.
In its city ballot you vote for eighty seven names and the counting will take two or three days. The contest between the Republicans Workingmen on Mayor will be close with heavy voting on both sides. The Glenn and party factions hold strong in city and state races. Listed tickets include Hugh Glenn organization and Workingmen slate. Congressional candidates feature Pedorath, Sumner, and Horace Davis among others.
The ninth convention of the County Endenta of the Poor met in moda New York. Queena County was elected to represent the body in Congress. They resolved to seek federal action to bar tax on immigrants and to provide aid for poverty and sickness, urging state provision to relieve new arrivals and those unable to sustain themselves.
September 2 report from Kentucky lists official governor results with Blackburn at 425,709 votes, Evans at 91,882, Cook at 18,04, and Bisburna majority 48,017 across four years of race coverage.
A report from September details a Democratic convention with Georgia figures Toombs Virginia’s Matthews and West Virginia’s governor amid debates on policies and posturing for 20,080 southern seats. Letters mention Braddford, Geary, and General Toombs shaping campaign strategy while factions urge unity and criticise rival stances.
In Washington, a foiled plot leads to the discovery of a cellar lair at Fifteenth and First streets. A neighborhood near executive offices is linked to the scene with notable residents nearby. Five men were arrested as authorities, led by Commissioner Viant, tightened security around the case, amid temp erance concerns and local political figures observed.
A September 2 dispatch reports Secretary Shermin directing heads of the harequa to publicize orders via the Aschalgot Secretary John B. Hawley. The rule faces periodic disregard, with officials debating enforcement and potential forthcoming measures amid tense internal maneuvering and expected action.
President Hayes visited the National Fair Grounds at Ivy City near Washington as work resumed on the venue. Congressman Blackburn of Kentucky delivered an oration praising broad national support and a 140 acre site laid out beyond New York Avenue for a proposed extension and track.
A London cable despatch cited that the American Consul urged Egyptian authorities to represent the United States on the commission planning the liquidation of the Egyptian debt. Chief Glevich Brown, overseeing the State Apartment, said he would have known of any such demand, noting Africans’ cautious investments across forty countries, especially Egypt, and doubting any immediate push to press the claim.
Washington dispatch notes Secretary Champ Kon will depart Friday for a month’s vacation at Midiana homes. Postmasters General Key leaves today. Mr Anyou acts as cabinet head in September with Secretary Sherman remaining.
Ktrapina Pennsylvania September 2 The four convicted killers Drews Brande Brechler and Numwel in Haber case face execution November 14 by governor's warrant Zeon gets new trial while Steehler youngest confesses details of the crime and identifies Petose as the principal witness. The confession outlines murder methods including drowning and chloroform or ether, with Drews offering $100, and Stecher involved in the final act after earlier failures.
A chaotic voyage narrative recounts a passenger’s tense journey aboard a vessel, with muttered exchanges about danger and pursuit. Crew responses blend curiosity and restraint as the ship heads toward port, while conversations reveal literary plans and personal tensions among travelers and staff.
The weekly survey notes reparable demand for wheat, weather failing to halt harvest progress, and standout potato quality. It highlights foreign supply pressures elevating prices, reduced home crop yields, and the need for roughly 4 million quarters more foreign wheat to cover deficits.
In Mexico City August 43 118 almost all states favor repealing the amendment prohibiting presidential re election. The Constitution requires only a majority of the States and Diaz is not opposed to the will of the people. Conservatives hope for reform while the National Liberal party warns of dictatorship. Eleven months may pass before the new section for president is ready.
In Dunpron, Pa on September 2, Lewis Gray and Charles Jones, both of this city, were killed by the explosion of sixty pounds of pycrylene they were handling. A team of horses and a buggy were blown to atoms. It is believed a tackle gave way and the container fell, causing the fatal blast.
Roumanian envoy M. Borencu tours European courts to push for amendments to the Berlin treaty linking Roumania to Jewish emancipation. He argues by citing Chinese policy in America and notes rising public readiness to question enforcement of laws. In Wilmington Delaware, democratic success is reported as the city votes proceed.
A fragmented report shows Democrats winning key seats while Republicans claim leverage in the Dey Council and Cary Soe is cited among leaders. The piece notes a 4 majority margin in one race, with mentions of Lantern-like figures and disputed results across multiple districts.
A violent hurricane sweeps across multiple cities causing widespread damage. Flooding and wind topple structures including warehouses and steamboats. Reports describe ruined stores, collapsed roofs, and numerous vessels destroyed along the coast. At least one pumper reportedly drowned, with significant property loss across Bayou areas and surrounding towns.
Five members of Frederick Susick’s family in Linden N were struck by mushroom poisoning. Two children died, including Meg, while the mother and three others were hospitalized or recovering. Dr. Kirk treated the group but experts warn of dangerous toxins from wild mushrooms.
A veteran of the late war and mentor to the Pouria expedition sent a challenge to meet the editor of a weekly paper here over a fancied reference. The editor rejected the provocation, the dispute sparked a walkout, and the piece notes tensions under a $200 bond.
Notes from Otsego County court proceedings include the Myron Buell murder conviction being warned and ordered regenterred. Local scene covers high school admission protests, a tax-move by the Lawrence city council in Kansas, bribery and perjury charges in Penny legislative matters, Mechanics' Bank creditors seeking prosecution of directors, and whaling voyage reports. Additional items mention Quebec's military plans, De Kalb County court motions, grand juries drawn, and trials set for Henry G. Quily and others with various criminal proceedings and a patent remedy advertisement.
A Houston quarantine order triggers widespread arrests and public fear as city and state authorities enforce curbs on movement. Reports detail detainees, bonds, and the case load from yellow fever fears, with officials signaling stricter measures and legal actions.
In a Boston papers report Murray defends his estate against creditors and seeks to clear his debts. He claims unfair acts by a few creditors disrupted plans and caused harm to his finances and property, insisting the estate must be found able to pay what is due and to work toward settlement.
A male coach and two marked men staged a coven style heist yesterday near Navacda Otly. Passengers were forced to grind up in the rear and hand over property. Wilton K. Cummings, banker of Moore's Flat, resisted the thieves as a gold bar was sought. he was shot in the head and killed. A large force pursued the suspects toward the highway.
A garbled dispatch reports the loss of the Arctic vessel Nordenskield while en route to a Norse expedition. Crew saved. The Vega link and Te Te unu clear names appear, with mention of Professor Nomlonayjoul and Arete expedition plans.
The article surveys American and Canadian views on a disputed maritime matter, weighing diplomacy and potential military or political actions. It discusses hegemonic balance, coast guard duties, and opposing stances on treaty commitments while considering public sentiment and international implications. It reflects cautious, formal debate on strategy and future relations.
A Sept 2 rally in Limerick drew ten to twenty thousand farmers and supporters. Charles Stewart Parnell urged sacrifice and warned landlords, while the crowd endorsed land reform and resisted rent demands. In London, a separate note reports government papers on a recent robbery and arrests connected to stolen documents.
Paris September 1 The Vatican approved the appointment of M. Guilbert bishop of Gap to fill the Amicus vacancy after debate with the French government. Guilbert recently caused a stir by saying Church and republic can live on good terms. He will be succeeded at Gap by M. Tuuh, a fellow liberal.
A party of American tourists traveling from Martigny to Chamonix in Switzerland was in a carriage crash near a gorge. A New York woman named Mire was killed. the grave injury was caused by the overturned carriage. The wagoner, eight- time veteran Ut billed, was injured. The mayor of Martigny confirmed the fatality and reported the carriage accident near Chamonix.
The Manchester Guardian reports farmers sailed from Liverpool aboard the Helvetia bound for New York. They hail from northern Yorkshire and Durham. The group includes farmers of varied classes with capitals from £500 to £2,000, and some have formed partnerships. One group has capital of £1,200.
fragmentary OCR note references a London treaty with Augie WO and WA Darig Hosp on LO Ue, announcing commissioners appointments and a movement for a treaty of commerce. mentions Paria Lyonk Wardeaux arts Mavroutes and votes TeeHOUTONS amid unclear context.
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