Renewal of War in the Democratic Camp Heated Debate
Washington dispatch reports a quiet Democratic caucus with key figures Bright Payne and Hardenburg shaping a moderate resumption policy. Committee appointments pleased Democrats as they prepare for a joint caucus and a forthcoming presidential campaign push.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Wasumetox
Bright
Payne
Ohio
Hardenburg
New Jersey
National Bank
Lamar
Congressional Committee
Clymer
Pennsylvania
Chapin
Massachusetts
Throckmorton
Texas
Hewitt
New York
Hooker
Mississippi
Robbins
North Carolina
Sayler
District of Columbia
Mr. Cameron
James E. Harvey
Nason
Fox
Whitthorn
Tennessee
Randall
Goode
Virginia
Buckner
Missouri
Wigpee
California
Hartridge
Georgia
Jackborn
Kentucky
Tarbox
Lynde
Wisconsin
Eden
Ilinois
H. B. Payne
Caldwell
Alabama
Conkling
Grant
South
Nominations sent to Senate and border defense talks.
The President nominates officials for Internal Revenue Collector in Minnesota and DC Police Commissioners. A Republican Committee meeting will organize for the presidential campaign. Senate Finance refers a bank bill. War reports discuss Rio Grande defense, potential troop needs, and Meigs European mission details.
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Wasuixeron
Senate
Wm. Becker
Internal Revenue
Second District of
Minnesota
Police
District of Columbia
Wm. J. Murtagh
Henry M. Sweeney
Jas. G. Berrel
Chas. H. Nicholas
Wm. H. Smith
Republican Congressional Committee
House of Representatives
Rio Grande
Pesep
Rio
Brownsville
Eagle Fass
Congress
Union Pacific
Fires scorch several structures across multiple towns
Fire reports from Middleport Cairo Wallace and Jefferson City detail total losses. Austin Higley’s dwelling in Middleport burned. Grand Central Hotel in Cairo destroyed with 6 000 building loss insured. Wallace roundhouse and three locomotives at Kansas Pacific depot burned. Heinrichs Bros furniture warehouse and a residence in Jefferson City damaged with various insurance figures.
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Cairo
Int
Grand Central Hotel
H. A. Thomas
Wm. Wetzel
Wallace
Denver
Cor
Kansas Pacific Railroad
Jefferson City
St. Louis
Times
Heinrichs Bros
Short vs Copeland heard in Marion court over damages
The Common Pleas Court in Marion heard Short versus Copeland for 10000 dollars alleging malpractice in shoulder laxation. A ket-book found near Caledonia Ohio, containing 1300 dollars, was returned but the finder refused a 25 cent reward. A fire at W C Neal's dry goods and grain store caused heavy stock damage. Phoenix Hartford insured the stock.
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Carevonia
Short
Copeland
Beer
Common Pleas Court
Marion
Caledonia
Ohio
W. C. Neal
The
Phoenix
Hartford
Obituary notes from Lancaster area for Jacob Stripe and Benjamin Shumaker
In Lancaster Virginia February 1 Jacob Stripe one of the oldest settlers in the county was buried yesterday at age ninety one born March 5 1785. Also veteran resident Benjamin Shumaker died Sunday evening. Mrs Hocking Hunter is improving.
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Lancasten, V
Jacob Stripe
Hocking Township
Stripe
Benjamin Shumaker
Hocking Hunter
City Poor Demand Work as Mayor Sends Delegation Away
A delegation of Evansville's poor urged immediate work or bread. The Mayor cited lack of Council authorization and directed them to the Township Trustee, who provided temporary county road work, highlighting ongoing agitation in the city and county.
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Evansville
Indiana Whisky Ring Sentences Shaped by Mercy Pleas
Indianapolis crowd fills the U. S. District Court as judges sentence ex-officials and distillers in the whisky ring case. Judges impose hard labor terms, with lighter jail time for some laborers. Maguire pleads guilty to neglect of duty and hints at upcoming testimony.
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Indiana Ring
Cincinnati Gazette
Indianapolis
United States District
Whisky Ring
United States
Philip C. Eberwine
Gauger
George T. Simonson
David M. Lewis
Harrison Miller
John E. Pee Gauger
William Mumford
Hiram B. Snyder
Tiger
Alfred M. McGriff
James K.fin
Simonson
Lewis
Philips
Snyder
Etherwine
Denny
Revenue Service
Mumford
Gordon Bingham
Hill
James K. Hill
Christopher Cocanower
John F. Crisp
George T. Hogan
Dennis O'Riley
Henry. Jaques
Thomas J. Robb
Crisp
Hogan
Gen. Shackleford
Jaques
Cocanower
O'Riley
Gibson County
Jacques
Thomas Robb
John W. Bingham
Johan W. Bingham
Nut
Gov
Trusler
Evansville
Washington
New York
Bingham
Gresham
Mr. Bingham
Mr. Voorhees
Maguire
Sony Inner
McDonald
Dyer
Voorhees
Col. Maguire
Trials and verdicts shake St Louis whisky cases
In St Louis on February 1 the McKee verdict sparks street comment while ex Collector Maguire pleads guilty to culpable neglect and faces six months to three years in prison plus a 1000 to 5000 dollar fine. Maguire may provide key information on the rum ring as Babcock's case proceeds with Monday trial start and juror changes.
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Sr. Louis
McKee
Maguire
Telegraph Company seeks to quash subpoena in Babcock case
In St Louis the Western Union asks to vacate a writ duces tecum requiring William Orton to produce telegrams between Gen Orville E Babcock and John McDonald and John A Joyce or Mrs Joyce in St Louis Ripon and other locations. Company argues demand too general and labor intensive. asks for dates and message descriptions with detail. motion argued and held for later ruling.
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St. Louis
United States Circuit Court
Western Union Telegraph Company
William Orton
Orville E. Babcock
Loog
John McDonald
John A. Joyce
Idadge Dillon
Indictments on New Grounds in New Ontuays Whisky Case
Four or five new whisky indictments are reported in New Ontuays with parties unnamed. Gen Brady and local authorities push speedy trials. Government aims for conviction using a broad statute if early trials acquit. Prosecutors may try cases in St Louis or Indianapolis under section 30 of the 1867 act.
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New Ontuays
Brady
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Foreign progress and prospects in the Carlist War report
From Mannio dated February 1 General Quesada destroys the powder and cartridge factory and occupies Dima Arteage and Cuavii in Biscay and threatens Durango General Martinez Campos to attack Elizondo in Northern Navarre San Sebastian February 1 reports Campos advancing into the Catzan Valley driving Carlists toward the frontier A panic among Carlists at Vera and elsewhere Moriones continues the movement The Carlists deny defeat at Santa Barbara claim Perla repulsed Royals at Puenta La Reine
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Mannio
Quesada
Dima
Arteage
Cuavii
Biscay
Durango
Martinez Campos
Elizondo
Navarre
San Sebastian
Catzan Valley
Vera
Moriones
Toxosa
Santa Barbara
Perla
Puenta la Reine
Andrassy Note Communicated to the Porte and Reforms Discussed
In Constantinople on February 1 the Austrian Russian and German ambassadors relayed Count Andrassy's note to the Porte. Other powers said Andrassy's proposals align with the Paris treaty. The Porte will study the scheme and inform the powers of its decision. A Vienna telegram states Gortschakoff told Herzegovinians to accept reforms and expect no Russian support. Neutrality is observed on the Bosnian and Croatian frontiers.
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Constantinople
Andrassy
Porte
Paris
Loypox
Vienna
Standard
Gortschakoff
International Assistance Committee
Outray in Egypt Dims French Influence Effort
Paris and Cairo reports say M Outray’s mission to Egypt failed as he clashed with the Khedive over capitalists and terms. The Khedive prefers commercial deals with the best offer, causing discord with Outray who sought broader influence.
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Khedive
Moscow
Brodsky
Berlin
London
William Smith
Smith & Co
Pants
Chamber of Deputies
Gambetta
Paris
Loxnox
the Times
Fish
United States
Cuba
Loxpos
Santander
Burriel
Bilbao
Madrid
Guicowar
Barada
The
Weekly World
John Tyndall
Claude Hamilton
Publication Suspended of Evening Daily News Paper
Boston on February 1 reports the Daily News an evening paper previously owned by E. D. Winslow suspended publication today. A fragment says nine people were sunk in the attempt to establish something unclear.
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Boston
Daily News
E. D. Winslow
Weather Review From Evansville to New Orleans
Bitter cold and drifting snow affected Evansville causing moored boats to break free and minor damage. Cairo reports snow with rising temperatures. Union Pacific trains faced heavy delays across Nebraska and Utah with multiple engines and snowplows deployed to reopen lines. Omaha notes the coldest day of the season with rapid temperature drops. New Orleans records heavy rain early, then clear and very cold by night.
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Union Pacific
Omana
Nes
Green River
Wahasatch
Ogden
Carter
Evanston
Fay
Central Pacific
Toano
Western Division
Laramie
Omaha
New Orleans
Legislation and capital in Kentucky timber lands
Frankfort reports on state efforts to regulate the Licking River Lumber & Mining Company amid protests that Northern capital faces harassment. A $10,000 House measure to improve Clay County's South Fork river advances after a $6,000 compromise. Personal notes highlight Kentucky politics, including Rep. LaRue’s height and quirks, Senate actions, and capital location talk.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Frankfort
Kentucky
Licking River Lumber & Mining Company
Licking
Licking River
Clay County
Friends of
Martin W. LaRue
Louisville
Barnum
Fili
Errog
E. W. Miller
Cincinnati Commercial
Louisville Daily Globe
Southern Pacific Railway
Senate
Cerro Gordo Williams
United States Senate
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