Mississippi Debate and Alaska Territorial Push on Alaska
The Mississippi bill faces a Senate vote as Carpenter defends a broad interpretation of the constitutional guarantee of republican government. Alaska teeters on territorial governance with Thrie testifying before committees. opposition argues small population justifies no territorial status. Army bulletins place Elliott’s transfer reversed and Power dropped from rolls, while McIlhan is reassigned. Gov. Graham and Gov. Geary meet officials. McGarrahhan case misreported. naval matters include Wilde ordered to ordnance duty and Tshadwick on leave. Foreign postage cuts apply to Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, and Chili. Judge Busteed faces discharge. state dinner attendees noted. Officers transferred within the Army to various infantry units.
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Rhode Island harbor of refuge proposal before Senate
Special Despatch to the Boston Post notes Mr Anthony presenting Rhode Island Legislature’s harbor of refuge plan for Block Island, aiming to aid navigation and national commerce. referred to the Commerce Committee. The Senate debates Mississippi and Virginia issues, adoption conditions, and constitutional power. adjournment follows. House moves to study bounty on American-built iron ships and maintains cigar tariffs. Alaska territorial government bill laid on table.
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State Legislature In Maine Senate and House Actions
In Avoosto Maine February 16 the Governor and Council ordered to contract for a State manual. Judiciary committee reported a bill to amend section 27 chapter 11 of the revised Statutes on school house location. The general railroad bill was indefinitely postponed 16 to 10. House orders provided that state revenue to towns beyond expenditures be shared among soldiers. A resolution appropriated 39000 for the Insane Hospital with 25000 for a new wing. A resolution granted 5000 to Wilton Academy for engrossment by 55 to 55. Education Committee to report a uniform school books bill. Georgia.
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The Lawrence Murder Trial and Political Debates
The Bangor Maine court scene scenes reveal defense witnesses on insanity including physicians, a barber and apothecaries, while testimony suggests intoxication and mental distress. Separate dispatches report Harriman’s speech, the Portland rail and education debates, and an incendiary arrest in Andover with motive rooted in a farmer feud.
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New Telegraph System Faces Delays in London and Fes
London and Fes report the new telegraph system is not yet fully functional with frequent delays. Messages are routed via pneumatic tubes to post offices before reaching wires, though service is improving. The Telegraph praises the Irish Land Reform debates and notes a cold snap across Europe.
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Pather Hyacinthe and Europe Power Plays
Pather Hyacinthe remains silent after return to France amid rumors he will be relieved by the Pope from his Carmelite oath enabling him to continue in holy orders as an ordinary priest. European powers back Russia in demand to Switzerland for the surrender of felon Rebehoseff. Seven city journals warned this week. A riot attempt near Le Mast f crowds is suppressed by police. The Marseillaise faces a new prosecution for press violations.
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Ecumenical Council announces primate titles and bishop returns
In Rome on February 16 the Ecumenical Council held another session with six Fathers in discussion. It was announced that the bishops of Antwerp Mechlin and Salerno were granted Primate titles. Eight bishops were granted permission to return to their dioceses.
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PREE ACADEMY AT BINGHAMTON Voted for Free School
Binghamton residents vote to erect a free academy at a cost of 75000 dollars. Mr Burt the English solicitor for Erie bondholders arrived today.
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Cotton Receipts at Five Ports This Week Exceed Prior Week
Receipts of cotton at the ports since last week amount to 47 256 bales for the current week, compared with 47 611 bales the previous week. The daily report covers the five ports New Orleans Mobile Savannah Charleston and New York, while other ports are included only in the weekly statement.
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Land grant scheme aims at Minnesota railroads
The St Paul Press uncovers a large land grant scheme in the Minnesota Legislature tied to 500000 acres of improvement lands. It alleges a corrupt combination seeks to distribute land grants to new rail lines to pay old railroad bonds, aiming for a two thirds vote and calling the plan a repudiation under Gov. Austin's veto.
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In Madrid, a stormy Cortes session followed Carlist claims that government meddling caused defeats in recent elections. The accusation was denied. Across Europe, financial markets showed mixed signals with U K Consols firming, U.S. securities steady, and continental rates easing. Paris Bourse opened firm while Liverpool commodity prices stayed quiet.
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William Harper Sues Northern Central Railroad for 25000
William Harper files a $25000 damages suit against the Northern Central Railroad after a collision injuring him and his wife in 1868. Their carriage was smashed and Mrs Harper plans to join the action for the same amount once the first suit concludes.
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Wounded Americans Recovering In Havana
Havana February 16. Mr Seward and party have sailed for Baltimore. Hugh Johnston, attacked with Greenwall, is out of danger and walking. Foster, badly injured, shows improvement. doctors expect he will be saved. Eagle from New York has arrived. Puello and Goyeneche forces will consolidate and launch another expedition. The Cubans have returned in force near Puerto Principe and burned surrounding areas to isolate Spaniards.
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Voorhees Murder and Funeral News in Brooklyn
The Voorhees murder case at Raymond Street Jail remains under guard by a military detachment with the 23d Regiment on duty. Indignation meetings of mechanics and builders proceed, while YMCA urges sermons on temperance. Kansas Pacific Railroad faces a Supreme Court injunction over a $600,000 gold loan, with disputes of bond transfers and land grants cited. Funeral arrangements for J Wesley Harper are being prepared.
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