Explosion at a Fire Converting the Consols
In Lowsnow on April 13 the house of commons heard Mr. Goschen report total converted consols at £473 million with £35 million unsettled chiefly in trustees hands. Debates on county government bills and railway labor tensions follow with protests and party lines shaping the discussion amid global dispatches including Paris unrest and American fire losses.
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Wr. Goschen
Lowsnow
House of Commons
Goschen
Smith
Laboucher
River and harbor clash sparks heated House exchange
On April 14 a tense scene unfolded as Reed and Boutelle argued over river and harbor measures and a potential suspension of the rules. Mills returned to press a tariff fight, while others debated delaying the tariff bill to advance or stall river and harbor actions. The dispute included sharp language and near blows, then friends separated the lawmakers as the House adjourned.
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Nigarox
Mornis
Del
Eeds
T Patheans
Mr. Mills
Reed
Boutolle
Maine
Ntring
New York
My. Bontelle
Commodore
Thors
United States
Congress
Capitol
Commodore C. Read
Fayal
Dennil Armstrong
England
Samuel C
Washington
Miall
Mambes
Vic Carlisle
Linninghaw
Ala
Senate
Carlisle
Bankhead
Still Lost the Republicans Sove Over the Fate of the Direct Pax
In the house on April 4 the clerk read a journal excerpt of ninety manuscript pages and seventy one full calls. Debates focused on suspending full reading, with a skeleton outline read in one hour. Discussions covered Senate amendments on a bridge at Chattaneosa, a post office appropriation bill, and a private calendar murder, plus a $700 claim for troops occupying Memphis in 1884. Debate centered on direct tax and war claims, with speakers from Michigan Ohio Wisconsin Tennessee weighing pay and policy.
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Wasisurox
Dockery
Missouri
Manimons
v.Taylor
Gros. Fenn
House
Crisp
Senate
Chattaneosa
Liemt
Committee On
Post and Post Roads
Thas
Memphis
United States
Messrs. Grovenor
Ohio
Thomas
Wisconsin
Urewer
Michigan
Richardson
Tennessee
Alien
Murder and mayhem across several states reported
A string of violent incidents unfolds from Fort Sac to Parkville and beyond. A pair of men in Choctaw nation shoot a boy during a drunken outburst. later a white store owner is killed over a debt near Parkville by a Black assailant. additional reports cover a court case in Shelby, a mysterious death on the Kansas City line, a girl’s arrest for an alleged crime, a body found in Caswell county, and other robberies and assaults, all framed in terse, blunt telegraph prose.
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Fort Sac
Ark
J. C. Hulsay
J. T. Buat
Megro
J. B. Loy
Hoy
Hulsey
Jack
Insane Man Chews Tongue in Prison Harrowing Act
Nashvalle April 13 Special An insane negro William Pelk now in the state penitentiary tried to end his life by chewing his tongue. A barber by trade he was recently imprisoned for horse stealing and has shown rapidly deteriorating health and mental state. He bit off his tongue during a wild span, leaving a ghastly scene as authorities dread his imminent death. The doomed inmate is described as wasted and consumptive with sunken eyes and pale yellow skin.
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New York
Mr. Conkling
Mr.Conkling
A Anverton
Agi
A. Wm
Barker
Conkling
Dr. Barker
Bin
Hoffman House
Agnew
Conk Wy
Nashvalle
Wiliam Pelk
State
London County
Polk
Catile Thieves Move and Face Departure
Arcana Florida April 13. A cow theft ring operating from Lea County near Fort Myers has been stealing cattle from De Soto County herds. Cattle marked and sold to Key West traders were identified. Corbetts captured after a confrontation with stockmen near Mayers and Punta Rossa. offered to leave within ten days. Sheriff in North Carolina reports John Gertman convicted of jail arson, sentenced to ten years. Mrs Bulkley of Wasniovarox commits suicide by poison after elopement. In Darron Georgia, a rail accident near Rawlins Springs results in a man losing both legs. died at Cedartown.
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Avirny
Ysanminy
Shelby
Thomas Fark
Jind
Tewari
Alabama
Spartanburg County
Cerotia
Gray
Arcana
Fla
Steckmen
de Soto County
South Florida
Chesters
Tne
Counssla
Corbetts
Fort Moyers
Rawmon
N. C
Miller
Asheville
North Carolina
John Gertman
Gertman
Bia Fyial
Gertian
Flex
German Gossip From Public Meetings in France News from Europe
The North German Gazette reports Emperor William I underwent a throat conus insertion by Prof Bergmann due to a contracted air passage. Post surgery the emperor slept. doctors say the condition is unchanged. palace intrigues and Bismarck tensions feature in court gossip with bets on marriages and resignations debated.
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Bismarck
Prince Alexander
Battenburg
Berlin
Frinen Mohentiehe
Count von Hatzfelut
England
Herbert Bismarck
Prince William
Potsdam Station
Victoria
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