Congress Debates Banks and Indian Title Bills in Senate
The report from the special committee on Arkansas troubles is printed while Durham pursues banking reforms. McCreary seeks to extinguish the Black Hills Indian title and Holman proposes United States notes. Senate bills include presidential salary, and a wide inquiry into unpaid indebteness to officers. In Mississippi, Governor Ames backs elected officials amid mass-meeting pressure. In Corinth, four men robbed the Tishomingo Savings Bank of about five thousand dollars plus jewelry, firing shots as they fled.
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Washington
Poland
Durhan
Banking and Currency
McCreary
Black Hills
Dakota
Holman
United States
Senate
Wright
Sy Davis
Internal Revenue and Customs
Freedmano's Bureau
Ile
Davis
Comodore
Wm. D. Cushing
U. S. Navy
Government Hospital
West
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Hartford
Vicksburg
Ames
Crosby
Mississippi
Tribune
Corinth
Miss
Tishomingo Savings Bank
Pureult
Postponement in Tilt on v Beecher case before Judge Wilson
The Tilt on v Beecher case in New York was postponed by Judge Wilson until Monday next. Beecher's counsel secured an order from Judge McCue returnable Thursday requiring the plaintiff to show cause why a bill of particulars should not be furnished. The same judge granted a stay of proceedings.
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New York
Paris Power Bid Shapes European Coalition Moves
Rothschilds have lent 30 million Reals to Spain as Paris markets report the Right and Left Centre coalition progressing in the chamber. The Left Centre caucus will decide on its president tomorrow with Christophile favored by coalitionists and Coorne by opponents. A compromise likely emerges. Efforts push for union of Extreme and Moderate Right to oppose constitutional bills.
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M. Christophile
M. Coorne
Robbers Stop Kansas Pacific Train Near Muncy
Five mounted masked men halted an express train near Muncy and robbed the Wells Fargo safe of about 27,000 in currency and valuables. Passengers were uninjured. The governor offers 2500, the railroad 5000, and theExpress company 10000 for arrest.
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Kaness City
Kansas Pacific
Muncy
Weils Fargo Express Company
Kounts Bros
New York
Kanen
Railroad Company
Express Company
California Train Collision Kills Two Instantly
A western bound freight train split and struck a passing passenger train near Truckee. The crash destroyed the caboose and an emigrant car, killing two passengers instantly and badly wounding three more who are not expected to survive. Conductor Kennet, a passenger, was thrown fifty feet down an embankment and is severely injured. Rescue efforts continue for others feared in the river.
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Truckee
Boos
Kennet
Pasenger
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Needle
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Henry Housman
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16Th St
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Chas. Kimme
Eepila Tau
People’s Restaurant
Rawling
Wyowminc
WM. O'Neill
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Omaha
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