Gap closes in New York and peace talks push on
New York yesterday saw a gap close as Tunuser urged progress in peace negotiations aiming to finish before February ends. House Committees on Territories agreed to report a bill for secret ballot voting in Utah. Wan is popular in England. The report notes potential employment and inflation of the monetary supply. Washington awaits invitation to Baden-Baden Congress. cabinet will decide when it arrives. A southern Democrat praises Lincoln and defies name change in Mississippi’s Lincoln county, honoring the late president’s wartime stance.
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Debate on Silver Bill Eyes Senate Amendments Path
In the House of Representatives a survey shows few will oppose Alex Stephens' plan to remove the silver bill from the Speaker's table for concurrence with Senate amendments. Judge Buckner will move to refer the bill to the Banking and Currency committee but will not advocate the motion. Most silver men did not attend the meeting and likely won’t be bound by its recommendation. Debate may last two days and the bill is expected to be sent to the President in its Senate form by week’s end.
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New York Money and Stock Market Report
Gold closed at 110 and 1144 for silver bars and coinage. Governments active and stocks steady with Western Union at 764 and Union Pacific at 67. Major railroad and bank bonds quoted including U P and Central Pacific at 104.
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Hammond Bill Favored for Relief and Review of Court Martial
Spooner advances a bill allowing the President to review a general court martial in the Hammond case and, if warranted, annul findings and place Hammond on the retired list without pay or allowances. The Senate also debates postmaster pay and Chinese emigration treaties while House moves to a pending agenda.
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Assassination in Venice Illinois Dr Henry C Moss Shot at Home
In Venice Illinois at about 1 a m Dr Henry C Moss was killed when two men appeared at his door and one fired striking him in the heart. Several suspects have been detained but the case remains unsolved and the motive unclear.
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War On National Bank Currency Proposal Moves Forward
The House Banking and Currency Committee authorized its chairman Buckner to report a bill replacing national bank notes with treasury notes receivable for customs and all US claims. Treasury notes would be payable in four percent bonds at par, while existing coin obligations remain. The Comptroller argued the bill infringes vested rights and exceeds constitutional powers. The Senate Finance Committee will consider repeal of the specie resumption act next Tuesday.
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House debate revives Louisiana matters with Farfield speech
Washington February 10 The Louisiana issue in national politics was revived in the House and grew highly engaging toward the end as Farfield delivered a brilliant impromptu speech built on Madison Wells telegraphic letter.
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Scathing Era of Reconciliation in Louisiana Prosecutions
The passage from a New York newspaper shows a sharp denunciation of Louisiana political prosecutions. It reflects a critique of the era framed as reconciliation and harmony yet highlighting tension and abuse of legal action.
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Fighting Among College Boys At Princeton College
Newark February report describes a deadly affray at Princeton University with freshmen and sophomores clashing. A sophomore was shot and Atterbury wounded in the thigh as attackers bound and shaved bound classmates, sparking widespread excitement.
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Declination of Kansas U S Marshal Nominee Ben Simpson
Paola Feb 19 Maj B F Simpson of this place who had been named for U S marshal of Kansas telegraphed Washington that he declines the appointment. This is the second time Simpson has declined the post as letters and telegrams urging acceptance flood in from Kansas leaders and applicants for deputy ships.
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Ballot Preparations for Papal Conclave At Paria
Bishop Dupanloup reports the conclave factions favor the status quo with a few for or against continuing struggle. About a dozen lean toward conciliation while two defend more conflict. Uncompromisings split between Bilio and Simeoni, moderates favor Pecci or Franchi. First ballot set for today between 10 and 11. Cardinal Godfor Brossals is absent ill.
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Double tragedy at Lindell house and boiler blast at Palmyra mill
In St. Louis a man and woman registered at Lindell house were found slain in their room with gunshot wounds. In Palmyra Missouri a boiler explosion at A W Shields steam saw mill killed two workers and fatally injured the owner and another man as the mill burned.
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Immense Chinese Immigration Forecast by Famine Scarcity
London February reports claim seventy million Chinese in famine regions may migrate if paths to America open. The Times warns such a wave could surpass previous Negro immigration concerns, accelerating an unending tide that reshapes future U.S. demographics.
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President Hayes pledge on Louisiana affairs defends courts
Representative Ellis reports a late night interview with President Hayes in which the administration denied any intent to interfere with Louisiana courts or state government. Hayes regrets the Anderson and Wells prosecutions but maintains policy toward Louisiana remains unchanged. Ellis says he informed Louisiana residents of the true state of affairs and corrected Sherman and others on returning board trials.
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Austria's Attitude on Peace and European Conference
Vienna reports Prince Duersperg states Austria cannot bind to peace terms that alter the eastern balance without powers' consent. He notes the European conference initiative, a Russian preference for a congress, and Austria’s demand for reconsideration of monarchy’s interests. Russia massing 300,000 in Romania alarms Austria.
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Flour Feed and Grain Altered Association Names Change
A local note records changes at Flour, Feed and Grain with a late associate Justtor of The sugnenie cork Lael. The details specify organizational shifts affecting management and operations.
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Consumption Cured by East Indian Remedy Recipe
Retired physician offers a free seabees style remedy for consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and throat and lung ailments after testing in thousands of cases. Instructions and proven directions mailed with stamp to readers of this paper. Dr M E Bell Courtland or Baltimore Mail addresses cited.
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