Congress Faces Busy Session and Portman Porter Debate
Special correspondence from Washington notes a coming business session likely dominated by lobby interests. The writer urges passage of Fitz John Porter’s restoration to the army, criticizes Garfield, and highlights key House rules on counting electoral votes and various Indian bills. It outlines Judge Bicknell’s proposals, Wood’s refunding plan, and possible tariff discussions, signaling a congress-wide push on justice, elections, and finance.
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Financial and tariff battles loom in coming session
The Banking and Currency Committee may do little while a bill to require national banks to hold one half their reserve in gold and silver is proposed. Bills to align the trade dollar with the standard dollar and stop coinage of the old dollar face slim odds. Subsidy and shipping bills loom, with John Roach’s agent already in town and lobbying likely. Senate debates on the tariff and malt duties are anticipated as the session opens.
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Circular on American status in Fatherland misnamed
Berlin Times telegrams claim US issued a circular protecting naturalized German Americans visiting Germany only if they prove they did not desert from the German army. US officials in Washington explain the circular was for internal use and not destined for Berlin.
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Agricultural Department crop report shows mixed yields across states
The Department of Agriculture reports no national corn gain with a slight overall decline. Atlantic states rise, notably New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and Virginia. Texas nearly doubles its tobacco and potato yields while drought and rain affect Gulf states. Per acre averages drop from 795 to 740 pounds. potato yields ease from 98 to 91 bushels.
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Norwich University renamed Lewis College in Vermont
A bill proposes changing the Norwich University name to Lewis College in Northfield in honor of Col. C. H. Lewis of New York. Vermont legislators discuss adjournment, taxation reform, and Hayden death-sentence commutation hearings as sessions adjourn toward December 1.
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Prize fight in private club ends in draw in Providence
In Providence on November 18 a $250 prize fight between Jack Norton, recently arrived from England, and Mike Mulleny, who fought Newry in New York, occurred in a private club room with 25 secret spectators. The bout lasted two hours in a savage manner and ended in a draw. both men were able to leave the scene that evening.
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Ireland in Alarm Over Peasants Armament and Riots
London reports continued alarm from Ireland as rumors rise of armed peasants defying government. A Craughwell incident saw a box of six rifles stolen from a Laugbrea merchant. at Cardal near Castle Island armed men with disguises roamed houses taking arms. Reports mention internal cabinet splits over coercion versus law, Parnell’s rent reductions, and Galway landlord Mr Gairdner being tarred and feathered by armed assailants.
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Laycock and Hosmer Lead Early Regatta Heats
London reports the International regatta heats with Laycock winning heat one, Ross taking heat two, Hosmer dominating heat three, and Trickett taking heat four. Nicholson and Clasper followed in the fourth heat, while notices set heat lineups for tomorrow and Mr. Lowell declines attendance.
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Evictions in Southmoor Colliery Amid Snow and Sleet
London reports a cruel eviction at Southmoor colliery Durham after miners refuse a one shilling weekly wage cut. Twenty-two families, with six inches of snow, are cast into the street amid sleet. hundred and fifty families remain to be evicted.
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Eye witness recalls horror as asylum fire claims many lives
In St Peter and St Paul, reports describe frightened patients crowding upper floors during the blaze. An eye witness notes apathy among demented and sick patients as flames closed in, with several dying or missing. Thirteen dead, seven identified, ten believed burned, eight still missing.
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Proposed Extension of the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad
Stockholders vote unanimously to increase capital to not less than 25 million dollars for extending the line from Whiteston Texas to Camargo on the Rio Grande about 500 miles and to build a Muskager Indian Territory to Fort Smith Arkansas link and further lines to secure connection with New Orleans. Opening of a Narrow Gauge Railway in Southern Vermont.
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Elopement Clears North Egremont Man After Two Years
Positive evidence shows Mrs. John Shufelt of North Egremont Mass eloped with Barton Church. Sheriff Humphreys, who pursued the case since the arrest for murder a year ago, confirms the pair fled August 23 1879 from Hart's Falls and lived under assumed names in Albany Mechanicsville and Hart's Falls. Shufelt is freed from the murder charge.
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Fire gutts Enterprise Gun Works in Pittsburg
Fire destroyed the Enterprise Gun Works owned by James Brown & Sons on Wood Street. The blaze gutted the building in about 45 minutes while cart ridges on the third floor sparked ongoing flames. Loss placed at 35000 with damage to neighboring properties and inventories including silver platers and a carpet store.
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Loss of Liberian vessel Abraham Lincoln details emerge
Baltimore dispatch confirms the loss of the Abraham Lincoln while en route from Monrovia to Cape Palmas Africa. Four of thirty four aboard were saved after days adrift in a canoe. Passengers included James B. McGill and Hon George S Wood ex Representative for Maryland Liberia. The ship carried provisions and five thousand dollars for the Liberian government.
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Cold Wave Sweeps U S Ports With Widespread Frost
New York reports Cheyenne 8 degrees above zero and Dodge City 4 below midnight as the cold wave moves south. St Louis notes heavy ice in the harbor and an embargo on river navigation with ships leaving at their own risk as weather moderates.
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Judge Clifford Recovery Brightens Post Despatch
Washington reports Justice Clifford of the Supreme Court is steadily improving and soon plans to resume duties. Treasury statistics show last fiscal year fees and salaries at consulates and internal revenue officers, with total expenses and imports figures for breadstuffs. Colonel Miles expected as chief signal officer, and Brig. Gen. Zeilen of the Marine Corps dies after long illness in Washington.
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Missing Penobscot man feared drowned near Milford
Lewis Lockbesin about 45 of the Penobscot tribe has been missing since last Thursday and is believed drowned or foully treated after last seen at Milford opposite Indian Island. The death of Newcomb at Newbury was ruled accidental or suicide. In Springvale a drunken row left Owen J. Reed shot and Bodwell in custody claiming self defense. Kezar Falls businessmen raised $2000 in half an hour to form a woollen mill company employing 30 to 40 workers.
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Anniversary of North Congregational Church Celebrated in Concord
The 150th anniversary of the North Congregational Church of Concord was celebrated with exercises and a poem read by George Kent of New York. Post Col. E. E. Cross of G A R Lancaster was inspected by district officers, and Governor and Council met. Leverett Cole of Wentworth was pardoned from State Prison. Appointment of a judge to the Supreme Bench was discussed and then tabled to count votes for Presidential electors.
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Plymouth
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Quarry accident kills Ephraim Wilson at Pittsfield
Ephraim Wilson aged 40, a store quarry worker near Pittsfield, died when a stone fell twenty feet from a ledge breaking his back and crushing one leg in two places. In Gloucester, First Baptist Church marks its semi centennial with events around the 29th proximo, likely led by Rev. William Lawson. A Chesire train startled a horse attached to A H Proctor's omnibus, overturning it and injuring eleven passengers including Samuel P Durant with three broken ribs and other residents sustaining injuries.
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Endowment Proposal for Redwood Library in Newport
Leonard Joyce 50 claims to be from Attleboro Mass and works in jewelry. He says $120 was stolen from him at John O Neil liquor saloon in Providence on Tuesday. He cites Rhode Island incident while endowment fund of 420000 for Redwood Library Newport is under consideration.
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Widow and children fail to pay express charges for veteran’s body
John Galvin, a war veteran, died at the Soldiers' Home in Dayton and his body arrived in Thompsonville. The widow and three children met it with a hearse, but $40 express fees remained unpaid and the body was left with unpaid baggage as they departed for Hartford.
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Dolan Trial Ends with Son Guilty of Man Slaughter
In New York on November 18 the Dolan case over Edward Brown’s July death at New York Hospital ended. Patrick Dolan was convicted of man slaughter in the fourth degree with mercy recommended. his mother was acquitted and remanded for sentence. Also noted is a petition to restore Cadet Whittaker to West Point and Salvini’s arrival from Havre.
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Grave robbing alarms Baltimore neighbors
In Baltimore Maryland on November 18 authorities report the theft of the bodies of Mrs Annie Carter and her daughter Miss Jennie Smith from Baltimore Cemetery. Mrs Carter was buried September 20 and Jennie Smith aged 19 on November 7. It is suspected the remains were removed for study at a medical college outside the city.
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Disappearance of Rev. Mr. Marsland Sparks Hartford Ticket Lead
Norwich Connecticut, November 18 report Rev. Mr. Marsland of Central Village vanished after leaving home last Monday to visit a neighbor. The man, of good character, may have suffered sudden insanity and is believed to have bought a Hartford-bound ticket rather than reaching the neighbor.
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Public concern over asylum letter secrecy sparks reform call
A Massachusetts protest questions asylum letter privacy and mismanagement. It cites superintendents who read or destroy inmates letters, advocates releasing letters from discharged patients to reveal inner life of asylums, and urges investigation before funding new facilities. The author warns of state waste and abuse awaiting legislative review.
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Judge Wales Attacked in Wilmington Street Assault
Hon. Leonard Ki. Wales associate judge of New Castle County was struck from behind on the head with a bludgeon in Wilmington. He was knocked senseless but not considered in danger. No robbery attempt occurred and officials say malice prompted the act.
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Stock Raisers Urge Federal Action to Halt Diseased Cattle
At a meeting on November 18 CuicaGo stock raisers adopted resolutions urging Congress to ban interstate transport of diseased cattle and recommending presidential appointment of government cattle inspectors in the states.
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Natick and Happenny win Brockton twenty mile race
A. J. Kearns of Natick and M. J. Happenny of Boston beat J. E. Warburton of England in a mixed distance race at the Brockton agricultural grounds. Kearns and Happenny completed twenty miles in 53 minutes 26 seconds for a $600 purse.
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Inquest Probed Explosion in Stellarton
At the inquest in Stellarton Nova Scotia authorities found no signs of gas in the hours before the blast. The government was censured for not having a representative present at the inquiry.
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Census figures show St. Louis population rise to 30 915
Str Louis Nov 18 Prof Woodward Census supervisor finishes re enumeration announcing the citys population on June 1 was 30 915 an increase of 26 719 over the prior census taken by supervisor Soloman The official count confirms substantial growth in the metro area.
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Miners' Secretary Detained Over Meeting Conspiracy Charge
West Newton Pa November 18 D R Jones general secretary of the Miners Association was arrested on a conspiracy charge for calling meetings and distributing bills on a train en route to a mass meeting of Amiton miners. He was later released on bail.
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Johnson County rape case shocks Texas community
News from Johnson county reports Moss Allen raped Mrs. Frank Adams after drawing her husband to a ball. Allen is jailed and heavily guarded to prevent lynching.
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