President Elect greeted by many visitors with brief introductions
In Washington crowds lined up to congratulate the President Elect as Gen. Sickles Gov. Fenton and Gen. Cochrane visited. Elsewhere the Sioux City and Pacific Railroad inspection proceeds to Fremont Nebraska connecting to the Union Pacific. Treaty commissioners Murphy and Denman named to negotiate with the Miami Indians. Senate debates continued on Navy Acts naturalization laws and constitutional amendments with final adjournment at 11 45.
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House debates on banking bonds and army cuts in Congress
The Election Committee found against Simon Jones J W Menard and Caleb Short gaining a seat from Louisiana. A harbor survey for Chicago facilities was ordered. The National Banking bill amendments were debated with six hundred million four percent bonds proposed as security. The bill was tabled 92 to 78, with votes to reconsider. The army appropriation debate followed two hours of Mr Butler’s reduction proposal and adjournment at ten.
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Cuban Insurgents Rise Across Havana District and Island
Reports from Havana and surrounding districts describe insurgents led by Col Incian and Mexican officers appearing in Colon and Cuzco mountains with thousands awaiting revolt signals. Trials, seizures, and a state of siege loom as rebels gain ground and authorities struggle amid shortages and arming efforts.
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Unanimous Approval of Address in Parliament and Irish Church Debate
In Loxpon Fes the address replying to the Queen's speech was agreed unanimously in both Houses. Mr Disraeli lamented the lack of ratification news on the US treaty but expected a swift conclusion. Mr Gladstone believed negotiations would proceed in the original spirit, with a likely satisfactory outcome for both nations. March 1 marks the start of debate on disestablishment of the Irish Church.
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Attempted assassination shocks Madrid as Prim survives
In Spain an unsuccessful attempt on General Prim's life caused heightened tension with three arrests. Reports from Paris say ex king Ferdinand of Portugal is not yet a Spanish throne candidate. In Madrid the Constituent Cortes oppose the Duke of Montpensier as Prime Ministerial prospects fade. Spain plans another Cuba-bound expedition of at least 6000 troops.
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International Market Summary from London and Europe
Financial and commercial notes across London Paris Liverpool Frankfort and Antwerp report Consols and U S bonds firm, U S 5-20s near 78, Illinois Central around 96, Erie 24 1/4, New York bonds flatless. Commodities show cotton dull, breadstuffs dull, petroleum weak, sugar quiet, tallow down, turpentine steady, resin and spirits mixed with small varied shifts.
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Printers Strike Scale Refused by Employers in New York
New York reports a printers strike with a scale almost identical to three weeks ago and continued firmness by employers. Anticipated removals in the Custom House spark unease among incumbents, while James Logan is discharged on his own recognizance in the Rogers murder case. President Johnson pardons John Disbrow, condemned for counterfeiting and sentenced to twelve years.
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Fire Damage at Phoenix Hotel in Whitehall
Fire at the Phoenix Hotel in Whitehall New York destroyed the building around four this morning. Surrounding structures were saved with losses estimated between eight and ten thousand dollars. In Helena Montana a string of fires damaged multiple buildings including the Dumpy and Bentley block with heavy losses unseen.
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Kiowas Near Reservation as Indians Move In
From Washita Mountains dated Jan 22 official reports say Kiowas, except four or five lodges, have come in and will be settled on the reservation. Arapahoes and Cheyennes also arrive or near arrival for placement. Jamestown sails from San Francisco to Panama. Arizona reports Capt Young’s 140 men attacked by 300 Indians. pack train seized.
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Judge Underwood rules in railroad seat case verdict
In Richmond on February 17 the U S Circuit Court awarded Robert Stephens of Charleston $1600 against the Richmond and Fredericton Railroad Co for forcing his wife into a second class car after selling her a first class ticket.
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Republican Convention Nominates Julius L. Strong
The Republican Convention of the first Congressional District met in Hartford and nominated Julius L. Strong of Hartford for Congress.
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Market Notes from Chicago and New Orleans Feb 17
Chicago markets show quiet flour at 4 650 and firm corn near 59 59 with various No 1 and No 2 grade prices. Provisions remain firm with pork at 32 50 and lard around 19 60, while hog values edge lower for soft and frozen lots. New Orleans cotton is unsettled with Mindling uplands offered under 8 cents, sugar steady, and Havana sugar firm with exchange sales drifting down slightly.
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Safes exchanged for old at Morse's Safe Factory 74 Sudbury Street. All sizes second-hand and new safes moved and exchanged. G B Windship MD 351 Washington Street. Separate department for ladies. Jal8 eptf.
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