Tariff Question Divides Democrats and Mills Chief
A long dispatch from Washington outlines the tariff debate with Wm H. Young of Eagle and Phenix mills arguing for free trade in cotton goods. It notes Randall’s silence on Morrisson bill prospects and cites Carlisle’s New York speech as stirring party rifts. Also covered are Norwood’s patent case stand, Buchanan’s court billing, and upcoming Senate and House business orders for interstate commerce and foreign trade measures.
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Marsh
Buchanan
Wm. H. Young
Eagle and Phenix mills company
Columbus
Young
England
America
New England
old England
south
ways and means committee
J. BE. Hanson
CARLISLE
Randall
New York
New York World
Kasson
Luke Poland
Poland
Missouri
Tilden
George Wise
Virginia
Ohio
NORWOOD
senate
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Reed
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techon
Banks county
Georgia
Debrell
South Carolina
Wasumeton
board of commissioners of interstate commerce
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Blair
house
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committee
labor
Dogan
fiame coinson
United
aber
Pound
Fourth
Mulberry
Brignol
Mme. Godini
Edinboro
Brignoli
south wear
A. J. Semmes
Pio Nono college
Admiral Semmes
Alabama
Thomasville
No. 4
Ashburn
Richmond
Macon
Washington
Blaine
arthaor
Calamity bills spark debate over cattle disease aid
Congress disputed funds for stamping out foot and mouth disease amid constitutional questions. Mr. Morgan urged restraint unless Kansas showed need, while amendments to raise the appropriation to 50 000 and to cap government liability passed. House proceedings included budget measures and state-by-state roll calls as debate continued into adjournment.
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Sherman
Morgan
Kansas
congress
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West
addingso
commissioner of agriculture
jhiat
Hatch
Missouri
Hewitt
New York
secretary of the treasury
treasury
New York chamber of commerce
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Septimana Randolph
Wei ‘ham
Jefferson
T. Oates
Alabama
United States
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parsons
BMessia
Oates
Bénnett
Dibble
Randall
committee on appropriations
Exlanger
Bymaxay
Ala
Scott
Eilangerayoem
A. T. Seville
Alice furnace
TBO
southern hope
Fatal Shots Trigger Tragic Brooklyn Death
In Brooklyn on Sixth Avenue Miss Reney, 15, was killed when Dennis Reiley, 50, pointed a revolver at Mary Cassidy and fired, claiming the weapon was unloaded except for the fatal shot. He was captured as neighbors rushed to help, and coroner's inquiry followed. Similar notes recount past murders in Ohio and Ontario, including a mother-ax attack confession and a jail shooting during a post office raid.
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Brooklyn
Coley Rensy
John Cassidy
Sixth avenue
Cassidy
Dennis Reiley
Mary Cassidy
Miss Reney
fred
axton
herth
Leich
Turnkey Davis
Windsor
Sandwich
Kennedy
Leigh
Detroit
O'Callagan
Barimore
Lillian
Rambail
Hargington
Maine
Havana
Chesapeake
Annapolis
John Wilson
Gua Petersen
Baltimore
Guthrie
Petersen
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Thoms Haines
Macon
Maconang Brunswick
Novi4 Central railroad
Haines
Daihamp
Mo Villa
James Bower
Hains
J. C. McArthe
William Thompson
sera
McArther
Thompon
nero
RECORDER'S COURT
recorder’s court
Anes
Andrews
mpublican
Bibb county
Sam Hull
Dick Terrell
Gus Terrell
Carter Terrell
George Tillman
Dallas Billingsley
Richard Jimmunson
Mack Bros
Edgerton
Trish
Washington Gossip and Political Rumors in 1880s
Special to The Constitution reports on Senator Manderson and other national figures, noting Manderson’s oratory, Harr Michigan’s leadership, Ingersoll’s conventions, Butler’s Massachusetts plans, and Field’s private library. It covers Republican fundraising, campaign activity, and local political tensions in Washington and Macon, with brief notes on railroad freight clashes, court cases, and church events.
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Wasmarox
Manderbon
Fitz John Porter
Manderson
Ohio
Atlanta
Nebraska
Mr. Harr
Michigan
congress
Omar Conger
Conger
republican congressional campaign committee
Jay Huber
republican congressional committee
Bob Ingersoll
Chicago
Washington
Ingersol
Ben Butler
Massachusetts
Massachutts
Justice Field
Corgoran
capitol
Fires Destroy Two Industrial Plants in New York Area
A morning blaze at the Marx and Rawollest glycerine works at 276 West Sixty Street caused about 40000 in stock and building losses. At Hoffman and Billings machine and brass works a half block away, a separate fire burned machinery and caused nearly 50000 in damage. The engine room origin is under investigation and about 100 workers were left unemployed. Local reports also note telegraphic updates from Pocahontas about a southwest Virginia mine project revival.
Archbishop Gib bons reception in Baltimore draws mixed reaction
Archbishop Gib bons returned from Rome and spoke at Baltimore Cathedral, praising his audiences with the pope and bishops while opposing public demonstrations. He recalled discussions on clergy education and Christian marriage, and noted the church’s independence from political affairs amid ongoing European affairs and anarchist concerns.
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Bartixony
Gibbons
Rome
R.A. Macquin
America
himeslf
holy father
Leo
Baltimore
World Abroad. Gladstone health and cabinet crisis
The House of Commons adjourned after a long night as debates on the county franchise and Egypt policy fueled ministerial tension. Rumors of Gladstone’s illness and cabinet splits spread while discussions mention Osman Digna and potential resignations. Sentiments praise lessons from Bismarck amid foreign affairs.
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Gladstone
ehealth
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London
house of commons
day
marquis of Hartington
Admiral Hewitt
Osman Digas
Evelyn Baring
Cairo
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St. James
ita
Suarm
Berber
Gordon Highlanders
Hondonk
Sphinx
Masawsk
Serensen
Graham
Suakim
Sintatat
Osman Digina
Osman
Osman Digna
Hewitt
Rheedy
John
Abysisia
Red sea
Canberra
Mussowah
Sondsx
England
BISMARCK
Berni
Gezstte
Berlin
St Patrick's Day Parade Across the Nation Reported
Weather suited celebrations from Washington to New York and beyond as St Patrick's Day parades and services drew large crowds. The 69th regiment led in New York with 8 000 to 10 000 spectators. similar scenes occurred in Baltimore, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Canada. In London and Glasgow discussions on Ireland's future ran parallel to a banquet. Irish politicians urged self reliance and eventual Irish institutions. The cattle outbreak in Washington and bribe rumors in Toronto marked other items.
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Arthur
white house
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69th regiment
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baltimore
St. Patrick's church
Mossmor Capel
Canada
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Tyne
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William O'Brien
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Ireland
Charles Dawson
Glasgow
Parnell
br Davitt
London
Farnell
A. AL Sulivan
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