King Kalakaua Expenses and Vicksburg Outrage Headlines
Long Washington report includes King Kalakaua visit funding, district bonds bill, and a Missouri attempt to seek presidential authority over Mississippi events. Beecher Tilton trial coverage dominates with cross examination details and Howard Evarts arguments. Brooklyn court term extension also noted.
Courtroom Attendees Keep Poised Tone Amid Beecher Tilton Trial
A New York Times account describes the Tilton Beecher trial atmosphere with vivid portraits of the families in court. The scene shows Col Beecher and siblings with their mother and wife, while Tilton and Mrs Tilton attend, surrounded by Plymouth Church supporters and curious onlookers.
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Glittering carnival at Academy of Music and a fashionable wedding
New York reports a glittering masquerade at the Academy of Music hosted by the Cercle Francais de Harmonie with King Kalakaua reception and lavish prizes. Also covered is the fashionable wedding of Miss Jennie Littlejohn to Thomas Mills at Holy Trinity with many attendees and elegant attire.
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Paddock Elected to Senate in Nebraska Contest
Omaha dispatch reports A B S Paddock won the Nebraska Senate seat after a five ballot contest in which Thayer led early. Wisconsin caucus names Carpenter the Republican nominee with 44 votes on formal ballot. Rhode Island balloting continues with Burnside leading. Tennessee Legislature ballots without change.
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Constitutional Commission Hears But Takes No Action
Augusta Maine January 22 The Constitutional Commission discussed representative appointment and proposed changes to sheriffs and county attorneys. It favored abolishing the land agent office and allowing corporations under general laws. Proposals on minority representation and governor removal of certain officials were debated. some measures like municipal court appointments and probate registers were defeated.
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Flood Toll Overstated In Marysville Disaster
San Francisco reports that flood deaths were fewer than feared with one drowning named Joseph Luthcblen. A Western House block fire amid crowds was controlled without injuries. By nightfall flood receded from main streets, with $1,000,000 in property loss and merchants hit hard. Farmers lose fencing and stock. widespread destitution noted.
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Vermont Dairy Men's Association Meeting Recaps Premium Winners
The Vermont Dairy Men’s Association held its third session with Prof. Wickford presenting seven butter specimens for a premium of double-platform Howe’s scales. Number seven won, Judge Alma Stone accepting the prize, with commendations for two other entries. Officers and guests praised Devon cattle versus Ayrshire and noted farm drainage talks by John W. Brown. The session closed with thanks to reporters and transport providers.
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Stormy Paris Assembly Debate On Constitutional Measures
In Paris the Assembly continued the debate on constitutional measures led by Duke de Broglie in support of Ventayon's bill. Legitimists opposed it and vowed not to consecrate MacMahon's powers. Julia Favre accused Bonapartists and praised Thiers amid a heated scene. The Ventayon bill moved to second reading and a Senate bill is set for debate next Monday.
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Montenegrin Difficulty Shows Promising Settlement Hope
A Vienna despatch to the Daily News says the Montenegrin issue may settle with Turkey yielding. Austria to move troops to the Bosnian frontier while snow blocks Montenegrins from Turkish entry for two months except at key points. Russia hints at Moscow support for Montenegro amid tensions with Turkey.
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Liberal leadership in Parliament in London report
The Daily News says Liberal MPs signaled to call a meeting to choose a leader in the House of Commons likely on the 4th proximo. Lord Granville is viewed as head of Parliament and the Marquis of Hartington is favored for leadership in the Commons. Also notes a threatened South Wales lock-out risking 100000 jobs, Peru apology demanded over a passenger removal, and Dublin University electing Mr Gibson Conservative to the House of Commons.
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Threatened Carlists vow violence in Zarauz attack
In Santander on January 22 Carlists threaten violence against the German captain and Gustav crew if Zarauz is bombarded, causing the Spanish squadron to hesitate before firing. The Times in London on January 22 reports Russia Austria and Germany agreeing to recognize Alfonso as King of Spain immediately without Cortes proclamation.
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Financial and Commercial London and Liverpool market notes
London financial items show Consols trading around 92 3 9 with discounts. Erie stocks quoted. Paris rente. Liverpool cotton and grain markets report quiet to firm conditions. Details include weekly cotton sales, stock and receipts, and price lists for flour, wheat, corn, oats, beef, bacon, and cheese. Weather in England described as frosty with cargo and ship cargo activity noted.
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Severe storm at Chefoo and Japanese transit news
Chinese dates report the severest Chefoo storm since foreign occupation with ships driven ashore. An insurrection in Kweichap and Szchuen threatens provincial capitals. Transit of Venus observations near Nagasaki hindered. various nations conducted successful astronomy work. Nagasaki fire destroys fifty houses, and Japan negotiates mining deals while Yokohama wharves receive funds.
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Dominion Board of Trade Asks End to Canadian Tonnage Tax
In Ottawa on January 22 the Dominion Board of Trade urged removal of the tax on Canadian tonnage trading with American ports. Fairweather of St John was elected President for the year. An Executive Committee was named and the meeting adjourned sine die. In Montreal on January 22 counterfeit $20 U S Treasury notes dated March 10 circulated, the spurious notes imitating the genuine article.
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Boiler explosions claim lives in two cities
In Pottsville Pennsylvania George Havsel was killed instantly after a boiler explosion at a St. Nicholas colliery. The missing worker is presumed dead. In Savannah Georgia a locomotive boiler exploded on the night train from Augusta to Savannah near Hartsville injuring two firemen and leaving one man in critical condition.
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Self destruction shocks New Bedford and Portland reports
Early this morning Richard P Harwood aged 75 a former fish dealer in New Bedford Massachusetts arose from illness and cut his throat in the cellar to kill himself A despatch from Portland Maine reports Mrs John Rankin of Rockport shot herself this morning with her child beside her on the bed both incidents noted in the day s dispatches
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Desperate pursuit ends in multiple deaths in Mississippi county
A Commerce dispatch reports a Mississippi county shootout over a suspected robbery. Hensen resisted arrest, fatally wounding Joseph Carr. A renewed chase left one posse member dead, another wounded, and Hensen mortally wounded and captured.
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