Attorney General Report Sparks Death Penalty Interest
The report by Attorney General Emery weighs the death penalty, presenting notable statistics and observations. It discusses legal implications, policy considerations, and public reaction, offering a detailed overview of the current stance and emerging trends.
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Indictments in U S Grand Jury Report at St Louis
After a three month session the United States Grand Jury presented indictments to District Court led by Judge Krekel. James H. Britton President of the former National Bank of Missouri faces misappropriation charges. Barton Bales as President and Director also indicted. Edward P. Curtis cashier charged with conspiracy. Capt. James B. Eads indictment ignored. Bonds set at 31000 each for May term.
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Washington News Roundup on House Actions and Senate Fisheries
In Washington today the House District of Columbia Committee pressed on with floor debate while Gen Butler prepared a keynote speech after the journal reading. The Senate in executive session heard Edmunds oppose Canada and the Fisheries Treaty, urging abrogation despite a 35.5 million payment for twelve years of inside fishing. Commissioner Bentley foresaw the Arrears of Pensions bill costing 50 to 75 million dollars, with details to follow once law. Judge Kelley plans a speech defending his interconvertible bond idea since McCulloch. The Electoral Count bill, Southard, awaits debate but is unlikely to pass this Congress.
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Pensions and Patent Bill Reported in Senate Actions
The Pensions Committee reports a bill to raise Dr Mary E. Walkers pension to 20 dollars monthly. The Secretary of War favors 125000 for a Fort Snelling military headquarters. Mrs Gen Andersons widow pension granted. Senate debates patent law amendments with limited progress and no major action.
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Large number of bills introduced in Congress
Washington January 20. A flood of bills was introduced and referred. Money of Mississippi proposed paying nail contractors who carried mail before the war. Cummings of Iowa urged committee on Claims but was refused. Various measures noted include payment of DC debt interest, national diplomatic school, and a plan for equal representation after the 1880 census. Potter sought inquiry into cipher dispatches. resolution to probe 1876 election influence authorized with $10,000. House passed DC claims settlement and Springer urged equal representation by districting after census.
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Senate Bill Treats Bigamy as Felony in Territories
A Senate Judiciary Committee report proposes amending the Revised Statutes to punish bigamy with a fine up to 500 dollars and up to five years imprisonment for marrying while a spouse exists or for taking multiple wives in U S territories under exclusive jurisdiction. The measure excludes certain former marriages and allows presidential amnesty under conditions. Mormon plural marriages begun before November 1, 1879, are declared legitimate for inheritance rights. Polygamists would be disqualified from jury duty.
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Supreme Court upholds tax sale titles for Beaufort land
The United States Supreme Court sustains a lower court ruling in a case by J De Treyille v Robert Smalls. The decision rejects arguments that tax sale certificates issued under 1863 wartime tax laws are unconstitutional, confirming their validity unless challenged by evidence that the property was not taxed or had been redeemed. The ruling could quiet titles to over 2000 properties in South Carolina.
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Democratic Senators to substitute on Edmunds amendments
In a morning caucus at Edmonds's Buncombe Washington the Democratic Senators drafted a substitute for Edmunds's resolution. They affirm the Thirteenth Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments have binding force but contend the Edmunds measure conflicts with Supreme Court precedents such as Cruikshank. The substitute argues the Constitution does not grant universal voting rights and that suffrage regulation is reserved to the states.
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Nominations Confirmed by the Senate and Pensions Bill
Washington reports the Senate confirmed William H. H. Clayton Arkansas United States Attorney for the Western District of Arkansas and several customs and postmaster nominees. In the House a bill to regulate Pullman palace and sleeping car charges caps use at one dollar. penalties include fines and imprisonment. The President received an enrolled Pensions Arrears bill and may not veto it. Nomination of William G. Thompson Iowa to Idaho Supreme Court Chief Justice was sent. Helena assay office purchases gold bullion for greenbacks at par. Four percent loan subscriptions total 26,956,350.
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Lawrence man shoots at house door in Methuen incident
William Linskey shot John Eagan at John Skerritt's house in Methuen after being ejected during a failed robbery attempt against blacksmith John Fitz. Linskey, intoxicated, fled but was arrested nearby. Eagan gravely wounded, ball not yet located. Linskey to be arraigned next day.
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Murder in Virginia men and a boy held after lynching threat
In New Kent County near Tunstall station on the Richmond and York River line John B Lacy is found murdered with his head crushed. A boy and two Black men are arrested. The boy says the others killed for his money and neighbors fear renewed mob justice tonight.
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Voorhees Nominated for Senate in Democratic Caucus
Indianapolis January 20 The Democratic caucus nominated D W Voorhees for the long term United States Senate by a unanimous vote For the short term George W Julian and Mr Voorhees were put in nomination Julian five votes Voorhees sixty seven With seventy five votes needed one Democratic representative absent Republicans nominated Gen Benjamin Harrison for the long term and Godlove S Orth for the short term Five Democratic Senators and Representatives were absent but expected to attend tomorrow and Voorhees预计 to reach seventy seven on the first ballot
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Anti Polygamy Society urges strict enforcement in Utah
Salt Lake date line reports the Anti Polygamy Society urging Congress to enforce the existing polygamy ban. They oppose amnesty or adjournment and call for excluding polygamists from jury lists to push polygamy toward extinction.
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Conkling Re nominated for Senate and Smith for Regent
The Republican joint legislative caucus nominated Senator Conkling for re election, and Charles E Smith editor of the Albany Evening Journal was nominated by acclamation for Regent of the University.
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House Adopts Resolution on Intimidation in State
In Little Rock on January 20 the House adopted a resolution as evidence of intimidation under Republican rule. The document will be forwarded to the U.S. Senators and Representatives and laid before the Blaine resolution committee.
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Resolutions Honoring Caleb Cushing by Massachusetts Men
A Massachusetts meeting offers formal resolutions praising Caleb Cushing, highlighting his private virtue and public service as jurist, diplomat, and statesman. The remarks emphasize loyalty to the nation, dedication to learning, and a career spanning law, diplomacy, and military service. The speaker notes his enduring impact and urges readers to learn from his example.
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Paris Chamber Crisis Ends With Confidence Vote
Paris debates reveal Right abstaining as Left Centre backs Cabinet. Ferry's motion for trust passes 223 to 121 after a compromise with the Left. Seward urges staff reforms and loyalty to republic, while Dufaure defends the government’s approach amid January 5 measures. Gambetta credited for private moderation.
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German ban on Freiheit and railway tariff law moves
Berlin reports the Freiheit, a socialist paper published in London by Johann Most, is forbidden in Germany. Prince Bismarck plans to submit a federal rail tariff regulation bill. Police halt fundraising by socialist leaders and arrest a man for soliciting illegally. Bismarck publishes a letter urging farmers’ united fiscal support amid duties on imported corn and cattle.
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Forster Defends Protection Policy at Bradford Soiree
London reports that Mr Forster, addressing the Bradford Chamber of Commerce, did not deny the strength of protection in the United States though he doubted counter duties would work. He argued such tariffs would provoke the US and be impractical since taxing vital imports like wheat and cotton would be required to force pressure.
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Censorship powers for Cuban mayors debated in new municipalities
In Havana a circular from Captain-General Campos outlines censorship duties allowing decorous discussion of administration and the slavery issue as long as it does not incite enslaved people or devolve into declamation. Also 382 Canary Island immigrants arrived today.
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Papal Crises Deepen as Jesuits Demand Voice
The Standard's Rome correspondent reports Jesuits sending the Pope a formal ultimatum and highlighting harms from their exclusion from Church governance. The Pope remains firm, friends fear consequences, and a Paris-originated poison rumor has stirred anxious speculation, though the despatch urges cautious reception.
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British Officer in Cane Cabar Under Fire
A despatch from Cane Cabar reports Major St. John of the British army was fired upon in the town but not wounded. A Royal Artillery lieutenant was severely and two other British force members were slightly stabbed by a zealot. the assailant faces hanging tomorrow.
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Night train to Bangor and St John to be discontinued soon
The Bangor to St John night train will be discontinued soon. the Androscoggin poultry show opens Tuesday with expectations of a large, fine exhibition. Mayor Butler of Portland reportedly declines re election, urging finality. A Friday fire at the Insane Hospital damaged two beds and the building but was quickly controlled by hydrant water. The Cedar street Lewiston iron bridge over the canal broke Saturday. water had to be drawn from the pipes.
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Pemigewasset Lodge Installations and Legal Action
The Pemigewasset Lodge Knights of Honor of Plymouth installed officers and dedicated a new Brick Block lodge built by Mason & Weeks with welcome by Alvin Burleigh. Associate Justice Lewis W. Clark granted an injunction for stockholders of the Upper Connecticut River and Lake Improvement Company to restrain certain officers from acts harming the company and its books. A receiver may be appointed or books restored at the Colebrook February term. plaintiffs own Hartford Lumber Company assets in New Hampshire.
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Randolph Normal graduates with class of twenty
News items report Randolph Normal School graduates twenty students. Other notes include bail reduction for James H. Batchelder to six thousand dollars and his anticipated release, a fox pursued up a cedar tree near Burke, a fatal machinery accident in Poultney involving George J. Cole, a jailbreak at Burlington by Armstong, Howard and Pope, layoffs at Satterlee Arnold yarn factory in Pow nal, and John Frame’s criminal past and claimed reform during imprisonment.
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Barnstable County Receipts and Expenditures Reported
The past year shows receipts of 42474 and expenditures of 33977 leaving treasury balance 8496. A Hartford, Conn donor sends 1000 to Mount Holyoke Seminary library fund.
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Torpedo Station workforce and cost at Newport noted
Thomas S. Cameron of Pawtucket died instantly from paralysis on Saturday at age 74. The Newport Torpedo Station employs about twenty men in torpedo manufacture for U S war vessels. An entire torpedo outfit costs between $1800 and $2000.
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Explosion at Gunpowder Water Works Kills Two Engineers
An explosion at the Gunpowder water works near Baltimore today killed engineer John Hobson and blacksmith Michael Burke. Nine cartridges were placed in the boiler house to blow out the boiler shaft, tearing the shed apart and blasting the boiler fifty feet.
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Waterbury man held for trial after last spring shooting case
George Stranahan, the youth who shot Miss Demmon to force a marriage and then shot himself, was ordered held for the March term with bail set. He works in his father's tailor shop in Waterbury. Bondsmen report father and son have left for the West with only about 150 dollars in goods left, while the store stock was 2500 dollars.
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New Haven Worship Totals and Norwalk Murder Proceedings
New Haven lists 138 Congregational houses of worship along with 12 Methodist 11 Episcopalian 6 Catholic 2 Hebrew and 1 Advent Lutheran and Universalist. The jury inquest into J H Schulte murder and the trial of W Buchholz in Norwalk were adjourned to Monday morning as the State Attorney was unprepared. The latest tramp dodge involves asking for a postage stamp to forward a letter with a string of falsehoods created to obtain the stamp.
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Lawrence Aldermen pick cemetery head and city officials
The Lawrence Board of Aldermen elected James Robinson as Superintendent of Bellevue Cemetery and Dr Eugene L. Yates as City Physician for three years. Albion Yean was named to the Board of Health for two years, with a resolution authorizing the City Treasurer to borrow funds.
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