Republican Senators caucus reports on finance and rights
The Republican Senate caucus discussed Southern rights and the Kellogg government with no action taken. A key focus was the finance plan by the committee of eleven led by Senator Sherman, favoring a unanimous adoption after debate. The plan envisions resuming specie payments January 1, 1879, free banking, retirements of bank notes, and replacement with silver coins. The Interior Department ruled that Union Pacific and Central Pacific land patents must await survey cost payment, per a Supreme Court influenced decision.
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Count Von Arnim Sentenced in Berlin Trial
Count Von Arnim is sentenced to three months in prison with five weeks already served after a trial in Loxpon. Embezzlement charges fail, but he is found guilty of misplacing state papers and acts against public order. He may face an appeal as prosecution and defense seek higher court review in three months. The report also notes a threat against Bismarck.
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William Sharon
Virginia
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Ophir
Sharon
Jewell
Ramsey
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Minnesota
Carpenter
Sargent
Ways and Means Committee
R. B. Irwin
Pacific Mail
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Cone
House
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Stewart
Capitol
Congress
Ways and Means
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
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James D. Smith
Kasson
Washington
Stockwell
Terry
Loxpon
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von Arnim
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Herr Reich
Echo de
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Alauser
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Paris
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Foreign Office
Carlsbad
Italy
Daily News
Commonwealth
Three Ton Post
Massachusetts
Supreme Judicial Court
Geo. C. Wildr
RO. C. Wild
Boston
Note on Virginius dispute from Spanish Foreign Minister
The Correspondencia prints a note from Senor Velloa, Spain’s foreign minister, to Senor Mantilla in Washington regarding the Virginius matter. It discusses President Grant’s message on Spanish and Cuban affairs, styled in patriotic terms and based on international law principles.
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Madrid
Correspondencia
Senor Velloa
Senor Mantilla
Washington
Virginius
Grant
Steamship City of London Returns Disabled
The steamship City of London, which sailed from Queenstown December 11, returned today disabled. Mails will be transferred to the steamship Cuba for New York. Salvage on the French ae Amerique reduced on appeal to pi. Iron works of the Great Western Railway at Reading burned yesterday leaving about four hundred unemployed.
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Queenstown
Cuba
New York
London
Ae Amerique
Great Western Railway Company
Reading
Hutchings
Bartolome Blanco
M. Blanco
Spain
Foundling Asylum
Global Market Summary from London Paris and Liverpool
Financial and commercial notes from London and Paris show Consols and U S bonds at quoted levels, Erie stock and U S five twenty bonds trading, and Paris rents firm. Liverpool cotton and staple markets mark dull to steady with American demand in mixed shipments, breadstuffs quiet, cargoes steady, and wheat and corn movement stable.
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U.S
Erie
Paris
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United States
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
California
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C.m
Tia
Beerbohm
Surrender of Noted Bandits in Cuba Report
Havana dispatch notes Carlos Garcia and followers surrender to Cuban authorities. Spanish Ambassador Blancs Valle arrives from Cadiz with Gen. Rojo and 450 soldiers to reinforce the island. Sugar crop anticipated to be unprecedentedly large, possibly the largest ever produced in Cuba.
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Carlos Garcia
Bis
Senor Blancs Valle
Mexico
Cadiz
Rojo
Cuba
Pacific Mail Steamer Japan Burned At Sea Details Given
New York reports the Pacific Mail steamer Japan commanded by Capt Warsaw burned sixty miles from Yokohama. Aboard were 973 tons freight and treasure, plus 424 steerage Chinese and cabin passengers F W Crocker R M Findell Mary Stott. Officers listed and ship built in 1867 by Henry Steers. Losses among Pacific Mail vessels include Bienville Alaska Relief Ariel Golden City America City of Guatemala.
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Japan
Warsaw
Yokohama
Hong Kong
San Francisco
F. W. Crocker
R. M. Findell
Mary Stott
E. R. Warsaw
F. W. Hart
H. H. Andrews
J. P. Gallagher
John Cosgrove
John Rooney
Alaska
Golden City
America
Guatemala
Bienville
Henry Steers
Pacific Mail Company
Fires Plague Prisons and Mills Across States
Incendiary fires hit Auburn State Prison in New York with three shops burned and suspicions of a mass escape. In Port Jervis a residence was destroyed in a suspected arson, the fourth such fire in two months. Cincinnati saw a large tannery burn, causing substantial losses of about 70 000 dollars with 20 000 insurance. Gallatin woollen mills in Tennessee burned, causing about 30 000 dollars loss with 17 000 insured.
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New York
N. Y
Port Jervis
A. Duryea
Cincinnati
Ohio
Siegler & Co
Twenty-fourth Ward
Materialized spirit on Pocock Island defies dematerialization
A Sun extract reports John Newbegin, dead four years, reappeared on Pocock Island Maine, claims to remain materialized, eats and drinks, plans to legislate his status, and may pursue legal action against partner Hodgdon over two vessels. The tale includes Beech er Proctor congratulatory letters and local probate notes.
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The
Katie King
Pocock Island
Washington County
Mt. Desert
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Begin
John Hodgdon
Pocock
Newbegin
Earth
Hodgdon
Christmas Wine Stock Attracts Rare Foreign Selections
A Christmas stock features choicest foreign wines including Champagne, Hungarian, Rhenish and Moselle labels, plus Claret and Sherry. World famous Deinhard & Co. and Henkell & Co. wines are offered in original packages. Sale located at Excellent & Co. 81 Washaeerty Ses. Office upne in Weds.
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Henkell & Co
Excellant & Co
Washaeerty
Weds
Dam Breaks Hit Haydenville Dams in Ice Flood
Haydenville Massachusetts reports a large dam at Hayden Gere Co brass works bursting about 11 am. Water and ice swept through the village, sparing lives at Leeds where the cotton mill dam held. No fatalities. Goshen reservoirs feared. In Northampton the top of another dam suffered minor damage. Repairs estimated at $2000.
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Gere & Co
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Goshen
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