Veto Battle Shapes Navigation Bill And Harbor Plans
The House insisted on its disagreement to Senate amendments to the naval appropriation bill and appointed conferees Robeson Keeham and Atkins. The river and harbor bill faced a veto clash with votes recorded for and against, while pension and back pay bills passed and more items on the sundry civil bill were addressed including purchases of Franklin papers and De Rochaigbeau letters.
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Democratic Convention in Coromora Chooses Ticket
The South Carolina state democratic convention reassembled at 9 am to complete the ticket. Rev Ellison Capers was nominated for superintendent of education and Arthur Manigault renominated as adjutant and inspector general. The platform urged education, civil service reform, fair trials, and restrained federal overreach, with a call for balanced tariffs and economy. The convention adjourned sine die at 1 pm amid broad unity.
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Star Route Trials Highlight Buell Testimony and Brady Ties
In Washington August 2, the star route trials centered on Brads policy aims with Delegate Magimia on the stand. A C Buell testified that Walsh paid him for senate printing work tied to the investigations. Buell claimed Brady owned the newspapers and provided funds to acquire the Sunday Capital and improve the Critic. He described writings defending the defense and accused public officials of influence, while the court pushed for full cross examination and restrained excessive readings.
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Turkish Diplomacy and the Egyptian Conference Debates
Reports from Constantinople and London detail Turkish plenipotentiaries and Lord Dufferin amid the Suez crisis. England defends action at Alexandria as necessary for peace, while the Porte presses for simultaneous proclamation against Arabi Pasha and criticizes England’s conditioning of troop acceptance. Russia resists joining, urging a broader European approach. Wolseley sails for Egypt as tariff talks in New Jersey discuss a customs court to speed disputes and reform sugar duties.
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British Stampede Causes Confusion at Alexandria Outpost
The Alexandria outpost was stam peded by Arabs who seized guns and ammo then fled to the camp. British troops recovered their arms and stories of a large pursuing force proved false. Reports tie the action to Arabi Pasha ordering native houses burned in Cairo and nineteen natives shot for resisting his authority.
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Probable return of DeFreycinet to premiership in provisional cabinet
The Times correspondent reports strong likelihood that DeFreycinet will resume the premiership. A provisional ministry to carry on public business is discussed after a meeting of senators and deputies. Ministers Cochery Girard Maby Billat and dionneguiberty retain posts. others to be decided. President Grevy will confer with Senator Duclerc on the matter.
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British War Vessels Continue Suez Canal Entry
Dispatches state that while no protest was made against a single British men of war passing the Suez Canal, protests were logged against infractions of company rules by two vessels after entering the canal. Port Said reports British naval presence at Ismailia and Port Said, with European ships largely withdrawing except for French warships remaining.
Venezuela Claim Report Urges New Mixed Commission
An elaborate foreign affairs committee report reviewed the Venezuela claims, alleging systematic fraud in the prior commission and urging the creation of a new mixed commission to hear all evidence in Washington. It calls for impartial justice, protection for innocent holders, and distribution of funds from Venezuela to Awards.
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