Heat in Congress Halls Ranges From Ninety to One Hundred
Amid a heat spell the congressional halls reportedly reached 90 to 100 degrees despite ventilation efforts. Cloakroom returns were not yet available.
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Legislative Appropriation Bills Move Under Suspension of Rules
Washington June 8 dispatch reports Congress plans to pass the Legislative Executive and Judicial Appropriation bills by a suspension of the rules tomorrow. Democrats may block the Army bill with amendments while Republicans expect vetoes on Judicial Expenses and jurors test oath repeal. An Edmunds Conkling amendment seeks to prevent juror discrimination in both federal and state courts. Democrats oppose it as targeting a Democratic official.
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A Washington dispatch describes Rhode Island's two senators under fire for their handling of a memorial from Union veterans. An open letter from Dr Greene condemns their Senate remarks as untruthful and attacks on the memorial’s steward.
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Colored Packard member paid for Kellogg vote at inquiry
J W Delacy a colored Packard Legislature member testified he was promised 200 and received 75 for voting for Kellogg. He later said the 75 was borrowed and to be repaid. G Smith named as the briber. Delacy claimed such payoffs were common. Joseph J Johnson, a key witness, was arrested for perjury and held on bond as a hearing was postponed to Tuesday.
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Leaders Split Over Future Democratic Policies
Democratic leaders faced sharp divisions over policy directions for the party's future as factions debated strategy and approach. Some members urged centrist moves, while others pressed for progressive goals. The rift signals potential challenge for unified messaging ahead of upcoming political battles.
Aquarium at Sandy Hook under Army bill amendment
The House Appropriations Committee approves an amendment to the Army bill to establish an aquarium for propagating fish off Sandy Hook. Gov. McClellan of New Jersey brought the plan, which requires no government money, only land and water use. Proponents will build sea walls and surrender the site if the federal government claims it.
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Seizure at Kiev Reveals Bomb Making Gear and Arms
Telegrams report gendarmes found a six foot box packed with Pyroxyline bottles and percussion caps, five hundred caps, nails for ball closures, two model grenades and four revolvers. The Kiev political trial yielded fourteen accused including seven women with sentences of hard labor for many, some executed, others jailed.
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Peace talks fail as Cetewayo demands unconditional surrender
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Position of Peruvian Troops in the South of Peru
From Panama dated June 7 the report lists Peruvian forces: 4800 in Lauique and Sancris, 1600 under Cok Suarez at Quillaqua near the Loa, 308 at Pisaqua, 600 at Moquega, 1100 at Arica, 800 in the battalion America en route from Cuzco to Mollendo, with about 6000 in Lima ready to advance once the way is clear.
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Parole’s Prospects and Other 1878 News Briefs
The Sportsman favors Parole for the Ascot Stakes but notes limited training and possible rust. Divers recovered three sailors from the Pomme Rania wreck off Folkestone after a collision with Moel Elain. Liberia’s boundary claims ruling finds no territory north of 11th latitude. conference dissolves. The Sportsman cites Odds at three to one for Parole with possible Archer ride at Ascot. German Foreign Office confirms Natal mission station destruction and mistreatment reports with ongoing British talks. Mount Ida eruption subsides and lava flow halts. Cossacks on the war path.
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Railway interests and major railroad leases across 19th century lines
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway holds its annual stockholders meeting electing Alexander Mitchell as President and Julius Wadsworth as Vice President. A union depot feasibility committee is named. In Quincy Missouri and Pacific a ninety nine year lease to Wabash is finalized. Philadelphia and Reading aims to lease Central Railroad of New Jersey and Bound Brook and North Pennsylvania to dominate anthracite coal traffic and NY access.
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Legal Tender Notes Test Case in New York Court
Judge Blatchford ruled in Augustus D Juilliard v. Thomas S Greenwan that United States legal tender notes reissued after redemption remain valid. The suit questioned payment with $5100 in such notes for a cotton sale. the complaint was dismissed to permit an appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Fire reports from Trenton Bristol Providence Dwight Brooklyn Burlington Macias Dover and New York detail multiple blazes. Losses range from thousands to tens of thousands with various insurances noted and injuries reported in one incident.
Tornado Hits Philips Village and Local Political Caucus Outcomes
A tornado tore through the south part of Philips village Friday evening uprooting trees and scattering fences. In Norway a Republican caucus chose delegates who endorsed William Wirt Virgin for Governor. Police raided a disreputable Rockland house, arresting Samuel Haines and Fiebard Shinners, seizing jewelry and liquor amid theft suspicions. Haines previously served time for larceny.
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Various Local Incidents and Church Revivals Reported
Dr Henry Ingerham of Walpole is bound over to the Supreme Court in 200 bonds for practicing without a license. Reed, injured at a toll bridge in Dellows Falls, is improving enough to move to Charlestown. In Alexandria, Mrs Abijah Powers, 72, fell from a second to first floor, skull fracture, hopeless recovery. Mrs Wiggin of Greenfield injured when thrown by a horse, wheels passed over her. Nearly 100 confirmed at St Marys Church in Portsmouth with Bishop Healey officiating. Kearrarge Agricultural and Mechanical Association met in Warner for officer elections. fair set for Sept 24 and 26. Nashua congregations choose officers. Pilgrim Church to be renamed Second Orthodox Congregational Society. Portsmouth revival under Elder Arthur A. Waite with a new canvas pavilion. 1800 in attendance, two meetings daily, opposition noted. Some mental effects linger. three cases under treatment and two taken to asylum from religious excitement.
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Otter day elopement and skeleton discovery headline
At Dorset a four year old boy and a three year old girl eloped a mile from Timne before capture by parents. Pownal skeleton unearthed by railroad workers provokes gossip with murder suspicions. Barre Academy holds anniversary exercises beginning with a sermon by Rev L Tenney and graduating events Thursday. Vermon Episcopalians begin eighty ninth annual conversion at Bellows Falls with Rev James Houghton Rev John Randall Bishop Bissell and Rev Walter Mitchell all delivering addresses and sermons this week.
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Counterfeit money arrests and local incidents in Massachusetts
Lewis P. Caverly and Elbridge L. Shepardson are under arrest in Lowell for passing counterfeit money. A valuable beetle belonging to D. A. Brayton was struck by lightning in Somerset last week and died. West Bridgewater plans a soldiers monument costing about 3500 to be dedicated on next Fourth of July. Berkshire County Teachers Association held a two day session in Pittsfield with about 225 attendance. Rain benefits Dighton strawberry fields as picking starts this week. A large cat-rigged boat capsized off Garnet light. both men Henry Dunster and William Burgess drowned. A seven year old son of Eli Reed died after being injured by saw mill shafting at Hawes & Wilbur's mill. Fall River manufacturers discuss removing warp yarn mules. 125 spinners may lose work. Ostern and Flint mills received three ring frames last week. The steamer C H Mather struck a rock near Haverhill and Lawrence, sinking after towing six coal barges. The Parsons Paper Company will pay 7500 to Dr N B Chase to settle a 10000 suit over an injured plank thrown from Holyoke House window. costs bring total to about 1500. The doctor is not expected to recover fully.
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Bancroft Ill But Recovering At Newport Cottage
Historian Bancroft, ill at his Newport cottage, showed marked improvement by Saturday. President Hayes commuted the remaining sentence of Col. O L Shepperd of Providence, confining him in New York. A partially decomposed unknown map washed ashore at Coddington Point Newport Sunday evening and the coroner’s jurors returned an open verdict on its death cause. Calder trial for embezzlement of $30000 from Grocers and Producers Bank in Providence ended with jury unable to agree, fourteenth.
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Stony Point Cen tennial Event Sighting and Local Incidents
Reports cover Putnam Phalanx plans for Stony Point commemorations on July 16 in New York. In Connecticut Sherman records seven personal crises and two murders over 15 years. Westford Gold and Silver Mining prepares to start on a rock ledge with gold assays of 10 to 20 dollars per ton. A New London scotch terrier died by its own action. Fannie Rohn in New Haven lockup attempted suicide with a cloth rope but was found and spared. Elijah Smith, 20, from Millburn New Jersey, was arrested in New Haven for poisoning Philo Crofat and family with cyanide and confessed.
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Severe northeast storm hits Rimouski wrecking ships and shore
A severe storm from the northeast last night drove schooners Marie Luce Shamrock St. Lawrence and Bateau Lewis ashore at Rimouski Quebec. The wharf and several buildings were blown down and carried away. The sea flooded streets, wrecked boats littered the shore, the lighthouse on the wharf was washed away, and railway tracks torn up.
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On the Verge A Romance of the Centennial
A mixed review of Phich Shirley's On the Verge of Centennial romance praising its American settings and vivid character drawing especially Theodora, noting French phrases and a pleasant if not original plot.
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Tremont St
Henry F. Miller
Rogers & Bacon
Gos
Allen & Daniels
S. Bahres & Appleton
Seth E
Old State House
Cundy
W. H
Milk Street
Chandler, H. P
Farnsworth
FE. S
Water Street
Frinch
J. & Son
HYPE
JAS
EF. C
Jeffries, John & Sons
Hingsley, Gardner P
WM. & Son
Porter
Alex
Thayer
Edward F
Equitable B’g. Wade
J. M
B. T. Wells
Havwley Street
W.m.m.bond & Son
Barrett
St. Cochran
Congress Square
Jones
Blackstone St
TOWER
Franklin Street
D. H. Tully & CO
Sicily
Patermo
Maceira
Emerson
Aaron E. Gay