Receipts and Legal Notes From Washington July Report
Washington reports show July half-month customs receipts exceed seven million dollars and internal revenue over twelve million. Passport taxes total 142,953 with collector fees of 1,529.53 reserved. transfer to Comptroller of the Currency. Verger habeas corpus case postponed, suspected to be decided by the full Supreme Court. concern over military commission trial without proper civil court due process. Weather section noted.
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Executive Mansion Near Desolation and Public Debt Outlook
Washington notes show the Executive Mansion nearly deserted with only one clerk left. A German society performed a brief concert in the East Room while public debt is expected to drop by over five million dollars by August. Revenue seizures continue in Richmond and Tennessee, and the Yerger case proceeds toward Supreme Court review with Attorney General guidance.
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Wounded on excursion train near Lawrence Kansas list
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Tornado Rips Lexington City Area Causing Wide Damage
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Lexington Educational Convention Discusses Educating Blacks
July 16 report from Ricuéoxp notes the Lexington convention tabled the best mode of educating blacks and authorized an educational journal. Mr R. E. Lee took 50 shares while Curtis Lee is very ill. Several German singers suffered sunstroke in the procession. one citizen died from sunstroke as the thermometer hit 105. Walker’s official majority stood at 17,509.
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Floods Ravage Texas Valleys and Rivers Rise
From San Antonio reports the Guadaloupe river tops all prior records and overflows the valley. Gonzales county loses nine tenths of crops while the Comal river floods New Braunfels, destroying mills, factories, and bridges. No lives lost at Bastrop or Webberville as the Colorado falls and the Brazos continues to rise slowly.
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Irish Church Bill heated debate in Commons amid Lords clash
The Commons rejected amendments on glebe houses and globes for Catholics and Presbyterians as the Irish Church bill moved back to the Lords. The Times editorial cautions collision may trigger agitation and renewal with firmer resolve. Protests by Earl of Derby across forty seven peers call the bill a severance threat, while demonstrations erupt in Ireland with Orange-Catholic violence in Lurgan and New Rye.
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Fire destroys oil cars at Cleveland railroad yard
A fire in Cleveland last night burned twenty to thirty railroad cars loaded with crude and coal oil belonging to Rockafeller Andrews Flagler Clark Paine & Co and Critchley Fawcett Co. The total loss ranges from 50000 to 60600 dollars with little insurance. The fire likely started from a lamp carried by the train inspector.
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A Mrs Haverly was arrested for murdering her daughter's illegitimate child. Waterford forms a vigilance committee to curb men charism. The Mohawk River yielded stolen chime bells and church property from the Cohoes Catholic church. FE Gibson of Colgate Gibson dies. The Supreme Court case O Mahoney v Belmont rules recovered gold deposited by O Leary belongs to him. Goldsmith Maid wins the Fashion Course trotting match.
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