Republicans should leave Black Americans alone for genuine security
The Chicago Tribune argues the Republican party can truly protect Black people by refraining from intervention. It contends that past measures like the Freedmen's Bureau and Freedmen's Bank, along with carpetbaggers, have harmed rather than helped. Emancipation's benefits may be realized if Black citizens are left to their own devices.
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Brooklyn East River bridge tower completed after long lapse
The Argus reports the cost will exceed original estimates with land and buildings for easements averaging 30 000 dollars per property and total costs over 12 million dollars. The bridge project now likely requires at least 13 million dollars with no clear source to cover ongoing costs. Both cities may need to make crossing free and offset expenses differently.
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Education Bureau Debate Ends With Rejected Monroe Plan
In committee of the whole the House debated the Legislative Appropriation Bill focusing on the Bureau of Education. Monroe proposed a larger bureau, supported by Hoar Townsend and Garfield but opposed by Frye Cox. The motion to expand the bureau failed amid arguments over centralization and constitutional warrant. The sinking fund bill was introduced by Dawes and referred to Ways and Means. House adjourned at 4 o'clock.
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Mystery of old coin dealer robbery cleared up in New York
New York reports that the long souring case of Luther Bryant’s coin shop heist nears closure. Robert Murray is convicted for participation, with Bryant’s valuables missing except for a large hoard of gold, stamps, and jewelry. Count Maximilian Von Humbracht, a Prussian officer turned loyal American, dies after a life of service and hardship. A Brooklyn abduction link to Charlie Ross is discussed as detectives pursue clues, while Tweed’s habeas corpus case continues and Yale alumni gather.
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Bismark on Reichstag Crisis Rumors of Resignation
Cable dispatches from Berlin report rumors that Chancellor Bismark may resign after the Reichstag's vote on amending the constitution to prevent deputy arrests. Some say the action was not a vote of no confidence, while others note intimations of resignation from Bismark and ministers. The Emperor’s stance remains unclear.
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Storm in Bay of Biscay leaves dozens missing
A Santander dispatch reports a continuing Bay of Biscay storm. Many boats and over seventy people are missing from that port. No foreign mails have been received for eight days. Separately Madrid says 10,000 more troops will be sent to Cuba.
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France Snow Storm Brings Roof Collapse in Angers
Severe snowfall in northern France yesterday caused the market house roof in Angers to collapse. The incident resulted in multiple deaths and injuries as the structure failed under the heavy load.
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Baltic fisheries treaty under discussion by boards of trade
London Dec 17 The British Swedish and Norwegian Boards of Trade are considering a treaty to mutually seat the Baltic fisheries.
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London and Liverpool Market Briefs and Bank Reports
Financial and commercial news from London and Paris with rates on government securities five percent U S 5-208 1867 ex coupon and U S 10-408 104 new fives. Bank of England bullion rose weekly by 316 000 pounds and reserves ratio to liabilities 544 percent. Bank of France specie up 8 221 000 francs. Liverpool cotton prices and weekly sales around 75 6d mid uplands for February and March, with inputs on flour wheat barley oats peas and meat prices. Weather and market notes on floating car wheat and corn steadiness.
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Nova Scotia Elections Boost Government in Tight Finish
Dec 17 Halifax reports indicate provincial elections produced an incomplete yet favorable trend for the Government. McKay wins Colchester seat in Commons. News from Sydney notes brig G J Troope crew possibly alive as wreck rescue planned. Opposition leader Hiram Blan dies. Ottawa records petitions seeking Lepine sentence commutation, Manitoba petition with 1800 signatures.
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Treaty Opens Trade Between Hayti and Santo Domingo
Haytien advices state the treaty with the Dominicans allows traffic between the two nations with the Haytien Government paying an annual indemnity of 150000 dollars to the Dominicans. The rainy season has begun so no coffee is received from the interior.
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Political turbulence and legal fights in New Orleans
New Orleans reports the Returning Board failing to prove tampering charges against Chief Clerk Campbell. Testimony about Lafourche and Sabine parish returns arouses dispute and party totals show 33 Independents and 37 Conservatives in the House. Schools conflict erupts as Central Boys' High School students threaten to remove colored pupils from Lower Girls' High School, white and black clashes ensue, a colored policeman is hurt, a man dies of heart disease, and a mandamus case against De Soto parish returns lacks jurisdiction. Washington telegram asks for quick Louisiana committee action to vindicate administration and restore order.
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William Moran publisher of the Sun day Tribune was found guilty of libel against George E. Hall a Philadelphia Common Council member. The paper alleged Hall picked the pocket of a silver snuff box from a marble Washington statue on Chestnut Street amid a wave of libel suits.
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