Military Orders From Fort Omaha March 26 1880
Special orders from Fort Omaha direct Captain Calvin De Witt with Company B Ninth Infantry to Fort Niobrara for duty. Captain Edward B. Mosley relieved from Ute expedition and to report to Fort Sidney. B D and F Companies Fifth Cavalry to depart Fort D A Russell Thursday for Fort Robinson via Grand Island Nebraska.
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Congressional. Sonilation at the Capital Reassembled
The House debated amendments to the Ute treaty bill and scheduled votes on multiple measures. Thurman backed the Geneva award bill while McPherson pushed a board of survey and double turret monitor work. A deficiency appropriation bill was reported with 607000 for marshals and 300000 for the printing office.
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Thurman
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Kernan
Eaton
Committee On Appropriations
U. S
Government Printing Office
Hose
Arizona to reinforce Victoria pursuit in Mexico
A Tucson dispatch reports Arizona orders sending Capt McClellan and Lieuts Gatewood and Miller with detachments of the Sixth Cavalry and Indian scouts to assist Gen. Hateh against Victoria. Victoria reportedly has around two hundred warriors and lies east of the Rio Grande. Gen. Slatch commands a field force not exceeding seven hundred men.
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Giepatch
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Hateh
Victoria
McClellan
Sixth Cavalry
Lieut
Gatewood
Lieut. Miller
Rio Grande
Slatch
President nominates officers in Washington move
The president sent nominations to the senate naming James M Armstrong register of the Indian lands Colfax Washington territory and Wm H Berry Indian agent at Mering Colorado. The passage notes retirement actions occurring in Washington with March dates and related formal steps.
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Senate
James M Armsrong
Inad
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Washington Territory
Wm. H. Herry
Colorado
Washington Texas Pacific rail bill hearing on railway completion
In Chicago and Washington reports two items. Col Henry Page notes fear among Indians after a military display and visit to civilization. In Washington the senate committee on railroads heard Governor Brown of Tennessee advocate extending Lie for completion of the Texas Pacific railroad.
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Ouray
Outfit
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Colorado
Henry Page
Senate Committee On Railroads
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Tennessee
Texas Pacific Railroad
Baronesa Burdet Detts Opposition to Liberal Policy
Baronesa Burdetт Coutts declines involvement in Herbert Gladstone’s Middlesex candidacy. She argues the country needs a strong government amid world tensions and criticizes Liberals since Gladstone’s 1874 dissolution for failing to present cohesive leadership.
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London
Baronesa Burdett Coutts
Herbert Gladstone
Middlesex
Gladstone
Emperor William signals no immediate war fear in birthday reply
Vienna reports the Emperor William, replying to generals' congratulations on his birthday, says they will likely have no further opportunity to use their military skills as fears of war seem dispelled for the moment.
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The
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William
Death toll in St Gothard tunnel accident rises
Geneva reports the total killed in the St Gothard tunnel from start to February 8 amounts to 120. Wounded reach 400 as efforts continue to recover and secure the tunnel work.
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Geneva
St. Gothard
Blaine allies meet to compare notes on Acklen censure
Washington reports that Blaine men from across the country will convene here this week to consult Senator Blaine. Democratic authority says a majority of the house judiciary committee favor censuring Acklen rather than expelling him. Senator Pill did not bring up the Kellogg case today and may defer it to next week.
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Kellogg
Riot over Irish election turns into violent clash in Enniscorthy
In Enniscorthy on March 19 the O Clery home rule faction, about ten thousand strong, seized the platform to back Chevalier O Clery in a Wexford county seat bid. Parnell supporters arrived with Enniscorthy club members and faced crowd hostility shouting pod igation. Attacks, beatings, and bloodied heads followed as police lined the platform. If Parnell backers had been larger, casualties would have risen.
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Chevalier O'Clery
Wexford
Parnell
Chevalier O'Ulery
Enniscorthy Club
Storm damages and flooding hit central and southern Illinois
Reports from Chicago on Saturday indicate the storm was most severe in central and southern Illinois, Missouri and eastern Indiana with significant property losses. Campagne suffered near 400000 dollars in damage while farmers report leveled fences and flooded lands. Iowa wires operated with difficulty and Viat state reports show no major damage.
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Campagne
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Chinese commission appointment criticized by The Commercial Advertiser
The Commercial Advertiser condemns the China commission as a blunder claiming it is a commercial treaty. It argues the panel aims to curb Chinese emigration and cheap labor, pleasing rivals but unlikely to improve U S trade with China.
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Pacific Coast
China
England
France
Germany
Green's August Flower Marketing and Claims
An urchronized ad warns imitators using similar names to profit from Green's August Flower for dyspepsia and liver complaints. It claims relief after three doses and cites two million bottles sold last year, with price 75 cents and stamp for samples. G. G. Gurzw of New Jersey and The Weekly Smapen are mentioned.
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Dawn Eedbary
N. J
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Stoney Shot Dead in Sonoma County Leading Citizen Killed
In San Francisco on March 20 a dispatch reports George W. Stoney was shot and killed by G N Hayes when he tried to enter Hayes home on Saturday night. Letters said to be from Mrs Hayes prompted the attempt. Roney was a Sonoma county leader and a delegate to the workingmen's state convention last summer.
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Santa Ross
Geo. W. Stoney
G. N. Hayes
Edison’s Gold Extraction by Electricity Reported
The Herald details Edison’s process of separating gold from mine tailings by electricity. It claims he can extract more gold from auriferous quartz and sand than the current methods yield from fresh ore after crushing.
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New York
The
Herald
Edison
San Francisco Election Set for Tomorrow in Heated Race
In San Francisco on March 20 the upcoming election is described as highly contested with full turnout likely. The Democratic state club privately backs the Citizens' Protective Union ticket, while the Republican county committee formally endorses it. Democrats allied with the Sand Lots support both the freeholders ticket and the state senator candidate, each side confident of success. Citizens' unions plan measures to ensure a complete and fair vote.
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Povnch Printing Worksite Jump Sparks Aid Fix
A report notes a jump at Povnch's main printing plant affecting job printing lines. Authorities and workers coordinate to restore output and support affected staff.
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