Potter Resolutionsrocked in Democratic House Sessions
Washington reports tumult as Potter resolution battle dominates May sessions. Democrats push for investigation into electoral fraud. Republicans resist, citing business interests and possible impeachment grounds. Senate bills on foreign relations and currency also noted amid party clashes and caucus maneuvers.
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Telegraphic Ticks
The late Prof. Joseph Henry was buried at Washington yesterday. Both branches of the New York Legislature adjourned sine die. John Brown & Son’s woolen mills burned in Philadelphia, loss 42 000, insured. RW. Evans & Co’s oil tank burst in Bradford Pa, loss 22 000. A heavy frost across Pennsylvania ruins fruit. Subscriptions to the five per cent loan in Washington reach 224 200. Chas Tuttle of New York named member of the Board of Indian Commissioners. Queen of England to inspect troops at Woolwich for first time in 22 years. Tattensfield & Co. woolen manufacturers fail in Ravensthorpe England liabilities 80 000. Spencer P. Baird elected Secretary of Smithsonian. New York syndicate sells over a million and a half dollars in four and a half per cent bonds. General Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian church meets in New York. Chester trades cup won by Pageant with Woodland second and Jester third. Amor Smith Sr. of Cincinnati nominated to be collector of internal revenue for Ohio district one. Garcia sentence commuted to hard labor for life. Five bodies exhumed at Rue Berrenger ammunition factory. about fifteen more believed in debris.
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Scratch no More Itching Piles Cure Ad Prospect
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