Income tax debate and political maneuvers in Washington
A prominent U S Senator favors modifying revenue laws toward a five percent levy on surplus income, pointing to European holdings and tax equity. Stokes seeks gerrymandered districts to regain seats. Gen Grant may curb such claims. Negro education advances include a Georgia colored trades union and a plan for a colored business college with migration westward considered.
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Fractional currency claims notice to Associated Press
Public notice to Associated Press regarding Indian claims for fractional currency. Details specify handling and processing of entitlements, with reference to governing authorities and timelines for submission.
President in New Hampshire Tour Leaves Local Crowds Amused
Special despatches report President arriving in Concord with brief welcomes from Mayor Otterson and Governor Stearns. In Manchester he toured mills for an hour and a half as crowds gathered at the depot. Mounted escorts, a Knights Templar commandery band, and a private levee at Governor Stearns's house marked the visit amid rain and subdued remarks.
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Harvard and Oxford crews race tactics and betting stirs London
London Ava 25 reports final trial times for Harvard and Oxford crews on the river prior to the University race. Harvard clocked 28 minutes 6 seconds for 44 miles, Oxford 30 seconds faster from a flying start. News notes bets at 2 to 1 on Oxford, American boat Elliott’s, and police guard plans for race day.
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Notable Generals Arrive for Civil War Battlefield Review
A corps of distinguished generals and staff visit Gettysburg today to review battle sites, inspect cemetery positions, and discuss preserving key ground at Round Top. Leaders from Meade to Reynolds participate, with plans to purchase surrounding land for the battlefield memorial association.
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Fenian Congress session hints at leadership change
The Fenian Congress opened in secret with scant attendance. Rumors say President Savage will resign and be replaced by James W. Fitzgerald of Cincinnati, who has an injunction against Fenian fund disbursement and claims a $5000 contribution for his suit.
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China Envoy Burlingame in China Credentials Disputed
Pekin Government refuses to ratify the convention concluded by Burlingame and the Chinese Embassy with the United States. J Ross Browne in Shanghai denounces Burlingame policy calling it evidence of Chinese disinclination for progress. He warns foreign relations on equality impossible and predicts war. The Chinese text of Burlingame credentials differs from the foreign version, calling him Envoy to tributary nations.
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Baltimore Fire Destroys Oakum Factory and Lumber Yard
A blaze in Baltimore consumed the oakum factory of Robert Hanna on Thomas street and spread to J. W. Randolph’s lumber yard at Walford and Lancaster. Twelve houses and many dwellings burned, with 13 more damaged. Losses include E. M. Frazier & Co. machine shops at about 55000 dollars with light insurance and Randolph’s yard at 35000 dollars, insurance under 7000. Tenants included German families. fire called most destructive in a decade.
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Merger of Grimton Case Stuns Hartrorp Residents
In Hartrorp Connecticut Mrs McGuise died after being cut by her husband last Sunday. She was 25 and leaves four children. The murderer remains at large as a 4200 reward is offered. Pliny Jewell, father of Gov Jewell, is gravely ill with sons summoned home. Albany report notes Henry Griffin, brakeman on the Albany and Boston line, fell from a train at Kinderhook and died. his widow was buried Monday.
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Fenian prisoner to seek damages in Washington
Father McMahon, released Fenian prisoner, plans to travel to Washington to press the Canadian Government for damages for false imprisonment. Eminent counsel in the United States advised the step as his long confinement and privations have harmed his health, causing partial paralysis and lung disease.
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Worcester Horse Railroad injunction blocks deed transfer
In Worcester Ava 25 an injunction was granted in the Worcester Horse Railroad case barring the transfer of the deed to the auction bidders. Petitioners contend buyers intend to operate the road and request another sale or a takeover road be placed.
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