Cleveland Seen as Possible Democratic Nominee Leader
The Enquirer reports Washington correspondent dispatches on the Democratic race with Cleveland and Flower as front runners and New York delegations shaping the convention. Tilden’s withdrawal shifts momentum. Cleveland’s New England popularity and West-South delegate support boost him. Butler’s supporters gain attention in Boston. Pro-Cleveland sentiment dominates Chicago and Saratoga views, while party figures like Bayard, McDonald, Slocum, and Hendricks figure in negotiations.
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Ex-Gov Moses figure linked to false pretenses arrest report
In Chicago a man claiming to be Dr Warren of Philadelphia was arrested for obtaining money under false pretenses from Drs Hollister and Adams. Rumor linked him to ex-Governor Moses of South Carolina, who admitted past schemes and prison time. His wife and mother-in-law run a saloon. Moses says he seeks clean living but hints at sporting ties and future plans. The piece recounts his war era ties, governorship, and defection from the Republican Party.
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Races at Coney Island and St Louis tracks report
New York results list six races at Coney Island with winners Burgomaster Little Savage Greystone Gen Monore Vocalic and others with times. St Louis notes record of two races with winners Nancy Wallet and others, plus Washington City exam on star-route matters and House post office debate.
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