Debate on Revenue Bill Opens in Washington
Washington February 11. The House began work on the revenue bill with Dawes arguing for higher revenue and Wood opposing key provisions. Republicans show divisions over whisky tax and new duties, while debates touch on Colorado New Mexico admission and the Steamboat Bill. Caucus on Southern affairs outlines a twelve section measure with penalties for poll intimidation and provision for federal election officials.
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Irwin cross-examined in Pacifi c Mail contract case
The trial proceeds with Richard Irwin cross-examined by Clark Bell regarding Pacifi c Mail contracts. Evidence focuses on whether payments were Stockwell personal checks or company funds and the scope of initial and subsequent sums. John Roach backs a memorial related to the 1872 Pacific Mail contract, arguing corruption concerns and potential reform by amendments to the Post Office bill.
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Ate Pacis
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Stockwell
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Pacific Mail
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HORSE THIEF ARRESTED AND OUTLOOK OF TRIBE OF THIEVES
Ace Dyson was arrested in Cincinnati by Sergeant Hannan on an old affidavit charging horse stealing two years ago. The gang allegedly split roles city thieves and country resellers, with vows to shield each other if anyone was captured.
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Trains Delayed by Snow in Indiana
Heavy snowfall and strong winds delayed trains in Indiana with arrivals two to ten hours late. Some lines ran only passenger service using two locomotives, and on occasion a third was needed to clear routes. Snow depth reached about eight inches on the level, the heaviest in years.
Local Notes From Lancaster Feb 11
Thomas Fetters of Lancaster fell from a scar re injuring two ribs in an accident. An old-fashioned spelling school is planned for next Thursday evening. Paap Ki bored is slated to lecture here on Sherman’s March to the Sea. Local hopes look bright for the perch crop in this region.
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Thomas Fetters
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Sherman
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Washington D H News Brief
A heavy sleet fell last evening followed by light sleet. sleighing is popular. A train from this city to Greenfield was disrupted by the weather and a tramp caused a disturbance at the station.
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Cincinnati Gazette
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Circleville Criminal News Summary
Omonzvinte reports in Circleville on February 11 that Francis Kearny of the county faced an August case involving Marta and Sr eo a vente casheiin. Dent U. 8 fiarbal H. Bostwick handled two related proceedings concerning the United States versus John G. Maay under internal revenue laws.
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Daughter of Samuel Glass Slips Out By Arm and Collarbone
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazelle from Willareton Ohio reports that the daughter of Samuel Glass of a local church suffered a fall or injury resulting in an arm and collarbone problem after slipping out last night.
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Cincinnati Gasette
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Arrival of Steamship Helvetia in February port
The steamship Helvetia arrives from New York on February 11 at the port, marking a midwinter transit with passengers and cargo details pending official manifest.
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Evarts Probes True Story Text in Tilton-Becher Trial
The cross examination continues as Evarts reads drafts of the True Story and questions the witness on memory and authenticity. Jurors hear about destruction and possession of documents, with discussions of Mrs Tilton Beecher Woodhull and related revelations in a high profile court narrative.
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Schultz
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Mrs. Woodhull
Woodhull as Witness in Tilton Trial Deliberations
The New York World reports continuing Woodhull testimony in the Tilton case. Evarts loses poise under cross examination while Tilton denies conveying the published story. Evarts' opponents note his refined but anxious rhetoric and question his suitability for the constitutional hearing.
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Ravage Onslaught on the Whole Tribe at Court
The New York Times critiques Tilton and Beecher trials, condemning Tilton’s moral boasts and cross examination antics. It portrays the accused couple’s daily court display, the public’s voyeuristic gaze, and the sensational press coverage as a decadent spectacle.
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Christian World of
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Rooklyn
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Eally
Theodore” Daily
Minister Denies Complicity in Memphis and El Paso Fraud
Paris dispatch reports Washington minister denies receiving funds for influencing Fremont bonds on the Paris Bourse. He says he exposed the fraud in 1869 and informed the State Department. He notes correspondence was cited by Congress and pamphlets disparaged his actions.
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el Paso
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Herald
New York Sun
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Paris
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Congress
Minnesota Senate caucus ends without decisive coalition
In St Paul on February 11 a legislative caucus failed to yield agreement. Ramsey and Davis factions pressed for unification and withdrawal of candidates, with Democrats invited to join, but no clear consensus emerged. Final tally showed Rayd Cochran 46, Davis 33, scattering votes.
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Walch
Angus Cameron
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Conservative Plan of Adjustment Rejected in South News
In Mobile on February 9 1874 a committee presented a plan of adjustment to Mr Wheeler contesting election procedures and congressional authority. The plan proposed elections for 1874 treasurer general assembly and house members with arbitration backed by the returning board and senate. The response from Wheeler indicated non acceptance and further action was required.
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Minor Telegrams of Financial and Personal Moves
Specie shipments yesterday reached 208 000 dollars in silver and gold bars. Horace White of the Chicago Tribune and wife sailed on the Cimbria for Europe, absent one to two years. Directors of the Chicago Alton and St. Louis Railway report a five percent dividend from last six months earnings. Bishop-elect of Illinois Dr DeKoven arrived in Chicago from Racine and declined to say if he will accept the position. Grand Pacific hotel introduces new daily rate of 350 dollars under John B Drake and Sam Turner. John Haviland Co New York fruit importers suspend amid liabilities estimated 200 000 to 400 000 dollars. Rumors place Pacific Mail waterfront sale to Tevis for 450 000 dollars with ten percent annual rental, and possible mortgage at fifteen percent. Property value cited at 800 000 dollars.
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Rail break rattles train near Bismarck injuring several
A Little Rock express on the St Louis Iron Mountain line derailed after a rail broke over a culvert two miles north of Bismarck at 3 30 this morning. Express messenger T A Dorsey was struck by a falling safe. others including Margaret E Chew and B Fitch of Farmersville Kansas and N S Glasscot of Hot Springs were hurt lightly. An Ohioan, Chas McFarland of Addison Delaware, shot himself near Table Rock Nebraska after heavy drinking but survived.
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Burglar Team Fails to Crack Rotpapiles Co Safe
In Springfield last night burglars entered the Rotpapiles & Co office on Market Square through a side yard window and drilled the safe lock but left only a small indentation. Several hundred dollars were in the safe. A separate verdict of guilty was returned against Kills and Shay for highway robbery. T. B. Armstead of Cleveland faced trial for grand larceny over alleged stolen clothing and money from a hotel roommate.
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National Grange authorizes office locations and loan terms
The National Grange authorized the Executive Committee to locate offices and lease buildings. The loan to State Granges was amended to be interest free. D. T. Chase of New Hampshire and John Ty J of Arkansas were elected for three years as new members. D. We of South Carolina and Wm. Sanders of Washington joined in reelecting B. B. Shankland to complete five members.
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Lowes
Kansas
Fastumg and Prayer Call For Day of Fasting and Peace
A local notice urges a day of fasting and prayer at the African Methodist Church to seek divine guidance against persecution. The message emphasizes lawful conduct, wide participation, and peaceful reflection under God.
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Senator From Florida Elected in Tallahassee
A Tallahassee report to the Oregon News states C. W. Jones of One County has been elected United States Senator. The vote shows Jones 40, Biabee 25, with remaining votes for Radical, Independent, and other factions.
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