Senate Discharges Witnesses on Alabama Ballot Fight
Washington Feb 23 The Senate is discharged all witnesses brought to testify on the Alabama election and will hear remaining Mississippi witnesses tomorrow. Debate centers on congressional action before March 4 with minority demobilization and possible amendments to the army bill fixing a 17000 man maximum and barring troops from supporting dual governments in Louisiana or South Carolina.
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Sammy Struggles to Find a Smell of It
Uncle Sam reporting from Washington as President Rutherford eyes policy shifts while the White House gate remains ajar. Readers are kept informed on national dispatches, diplomatic notes, and domestic affairs shaping the Dominion.
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Intrigue Report Ties Conkling to Presidential Plot
A New York Tribune special confirms a Democratic plan to use William Conkling to block certs and reveal filibuster tactics in March. The scheme allegedly aims to seize the presidency via a Conkling coalition with eight to ten Republicans to control the Senate and secure a future election.
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President nominates Morrill and Rourke for federal posts
Washington reports that Paul Morrill is named surveyor of customs at San Francisco and J. P. Rourke is nominated as Indian agent at Klamath Agency Oregon The House committee agrees to report a hour recognizing the Nicholls government Democrats caucus to adjourn until Monday and invite the Senate to resume the count The fear is that the filibustering element is rising
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The Tripartite Tribunal on Oregon Electors
Washington's electoral commission met to decide whether Oregon's three Hayes and Wheeler electors should be counted. Cronin's vote was rejected as inadmissible. Senator Thurman could not attend. a contingent plan sent the commission to his residence.
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Oregon Electors Deadlock Becomes Hayes-Wheeler Victory
The electoral commission ruled that W H Odell J C Cartwright and J W Watts were the Oregon electors, counting three votes for Rutherford B Hayes and three for William A Wheeler, despite earlier disputes over eligibility and appointment of a third elector. The decision was adopted unanimously after discussions and secrecy injunctions were lifted.
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Designing Democrats in New York and Washington
In New York on February 23 the Democratic extremists seek delays to the Oregon count past March 4. A Randall house meeting discussed plans to rally adherents for a caucus as the Oregon decision looms. Senate and House actions cover naval appropriations and public works with votes on recess and political strategy amid split parties.
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Foreign Facts. War news and gossip from overseas
Buenos A Feb 23 The American ship Admiral left New York Dec 14 for San Francisco ashore at al The cargo valued about 80000 and the vessel 100000 A Musical Scandal Paris Feb 23 The Figaro names a prima donna likely Patti and a lover with legal separation proceedings Constantinople Feb 23 The Russian consulate warns of torpedoes along the Black Sea coast and guards at Poti and Sookoom Kale roads London Feb 23 A league of Ritualists seeks disestablishment of the English church Hamburg Feb 23 Saint Thomas says the Franconio wrecked near Cape ou Bae was saved A March tariff cut by Anglo American Cable Co London Feb 23 Roumanian government says reserves will be disbanded March Russia intends no occupation Belgrade Feb 23 Disturbances flare in Jagodina and other towns during elections Maria Karageorgevich pressure noted.
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President Prohibits Parade Casts Columbia In Mourning
Columbia mourns as President prohibits a rifle and sabre clubs parade. Public buildings fly half mast flags draped in black crape with the same insignia seen elsewhere in the city.
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Boody Suit Dismissed Tilden Testifies As Witness
In New York on February 23, H H Boody's suit against W B Ogden and Samuel J Tilden saw Tilden appear for the first time. The case against Tilden was dismissed per statute of limitations, with Tilden testifying he never formed a partnership and held Galena shares privately. Philadelphia wool market unchanged with various price points listed. New York money and stock: gold rising to 105, governments stronger, stocks firmer, U P stock 1033, U P bonds, 1033, Central Pacific bonds 1064.
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Senator Sherman Heads to White House for Possible Senate Scan
Senator Sherman arrived in Columbus and visited Hayes at the residence where he met the secretary of the treasury. A swift successor election may follow. Matthews Gardell and Taft are named as likely candidates.
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