Funeral of Archbishop Sraupise Held in Baltimore
Datly Gazette reports the funeral of Archbishop Sraupise in Baltimore yesterday. The dispatches cover diverse topics from international claims, English diplomacy, and Indian governance to U S tariff debates, railroad disruptions, and congressional actions on civil service reform and suffrage, with broad mention of New York World dispatches and Senate and House proceedings.
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Sraupise
Baltimore
San Juan
Quistion
Dees
Emperor Vituta
Roviiix
Louis Naroueux
Cor
Athens Asylum Bill Dominates City Council Actions
From Columbus reports show the City Council elected S. W. Andrews and UV. B. Glenn as library trustees for two years and Otto Dressel and Wim. B. Hayden for one year. Delegates selected to the National Reform Convention and women suffragists chose delegates for the State Women's Rights Convention. Other items include mill owner hearings, Schiff bill lobbying, and a lunatic asylum inspection. Springfield dispatch notes Bell’s murder case and a train accident injuring John Bushong, plus obituaries and lectures.
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Commecs
S. W. Andrews
Glenn
Otto Dressel
Wim. B. Hayden
Lator Union
A. R. Fay
F. J. Manley
Senate Reconsiders Chicago Relief Bill amid crossfire over hurt to Wisconsin and Michigan
In Washington the Senate debated the Chicago relief bill with Mr Logan defending the measure while Mr Carpenter and Mr Ferry argued it unfairly burdens Wisconsin and Michigan. Logan and Trumbull rejected objections, noting lumber prices rose since the fire. Ferry announced a substitute proposal for four million dollars in direct Chicago relief as the vote to reconsider passed 25 to 22.
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Chicago
Senate
Logan
Carpenter
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ferry
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Messrs. Ferry
Northwestern
John W. Farwell
James Bowen
Mr. Trumbull
Mr. Carpenter
Mr. Ferry
Trumbull
Conkling
Morrill
Vermont
Blatchford & Co
Mich
France
M. Chandler
Anthony and
Kellogg
Ly. Wilson
Mass
Sumner of
Chase
United Stats
Germany
United States
Pomeroy
Kansas
Rice
Ark
United States District Court
Fort Gibson
Indian Territory
Hitchcock
Neb
Nebraska
Tipton
Missouri River
Brownsville
Wilson
Committee On Foreign Relations
Cuba
Messrs. Chandler, Ferry
Conkling and
Carpents
Messrs
Loganged Trumbull
Yeas
Fenton
N.Y
Odd Fellows’ Lodges
Sheldon
Beatty
Holman
Ind
Louisville Canal
Shanks
Ind.r
King
Gonger
MicGrew
W. Va
Ronongahela
Lowe
Mr. Tatlp
Mr. Kendall
Nev
Nevada
Mr. Jones
Wyoming
Ra Jroad
Ly Gaping
Ae Peters
Yeases
Kelley
Joint Committee On Library
Hay
Ill
Perry
Ohio
Forty-second Congress
Jim
Butler
Hooker
Gordon
Stanton
Randall
My Negley
Pittsburg
Ado
Me Woop
N. Y
Committee On Foreign Affairs
My. Young
Judiciary Committee
X. Stevenson
Mercur
Committee of Ways and Means
Brooks
New York
New York Chamber of Commerce
Hoar
Springfield Armory
Bingham
Toledo
Banks
Pacific Railroad Committee
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Mase
Mardi Gras Duke Arrival Sparks City Welcome in New Orleans
From New Orleans the Grand Duke Alexis arrived in the morning and a salute was fired. Mayor Flanders and others greeted him at the steamer and escorted him to the St Charles Hotel. The Duke will be honored tomorrow at the Mayor's parlor. Hotels are crowded with strangers. weather is mild and favorable for Mardi Gras.
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Gen. Anderson
Anderson
Fortress Monroe
Jeff. C. Davis
Crawford
West Point
McDowell
National Guard
Grace Church
Church of the Ascension
New Orleans
Flanders
Alexis
St. Charles
Cincinnati Gazette
Brownsvile
Prrtserre
Monongahela
Gaurrous
Kanawha
Scott
Mountain Bay
Charleston
Pee Udy
Orleans
Greensboro
Pas
Sta- Howe
Vicassors
Belle Lee
Ta. m
Utah
Morearrons
St. Louis
Gasconade
Osage
Nashvville
John Lumsden
Cairo
West Wind
Louisville
Missouri River
Hermann
Evansvil Inc
Mandityion M
Eddy and Fayette
Mary Ament
Grand i
Bowling Green
Eddyville
Ena
Memphis
Dick Vated
Lousville
Robert Mitchell
Cincinnati
Idlewild
B. Church
H. . Yaeger
Louisvil Lyie
Walker
Utica
Henderson
Mary Houston
Tuesda
Camelia
Train routes and weather mark Pacific Railroad segment
The Snow Block on the Pacific Railroad at Omana reports a delayed train from Quien since January 3 and arrival at Laraui today. Sea conditions remain cold with west winds noted near Rawlins. the Toad maintains position west of Rawlins.
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Pacific
Omana
Quien
Laraui
Rawlins
The Treaty of Washington and the Geneva Arbitration
Paris reports a flurry as Caleth Cushing Bancroft Davis and others arrive to discuss the Geneva Board arbitration. London notes German public opinion nds fault with U S handling. Gladstone cites unpublished papers. San Juan boundary reply readies for Emperor William.
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Paris
Caleth Cushing
J. Bancroft Davis
William M. Evarts
M. R. Waite
Geneva Board of Arbitration
London
The
Daily News
Germany
United States
Gladstone
House of Commons
Berwin
Bancroft
San Juan
William
Washington
Vienna
America
Geneva
England
Lennoy
Sheffield
Pension Problem and Commodore Stevens Trial Update
Washington February 12 Pensioners seek discussion on pensions tied to clerical employments as labor unrest brews. The trial of Commodore Stevens over the Guerriere disaster advances with Judge Goldsborough presiding as crowds gather for a riotous sewer project protest.
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Commodore Stevens
Dha
Bear Goldsborough i
Indiana Republicans Await State Convention Sparks
Sypianapolis February 12 The political scene heats ahead of the Republican State Convention on February 22 with preliminary county meetings. Backing for Grant and Colfax is urged in several counties while Governor and other offices draw less attention. Harrison Browge and Orth lead governor speculation. a Salt Lake railroad car shop in LaPorte is set to open, costing about $200,000.
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Sypianapolis
Grant
Wayne
Dearborn
Vanderburg
Spencer
Gibson
Decatur
Colfax
Philadelphia
Harrison
Browge
Orth
Laporte
Indianapolis Coal Railroad organized plans to serve coalfields
Payne reports the Indianapolis Coal Railroad is organized with capital stock of one and a half million. A special City Council meeting Thursday will subscribe the city to controlling stock. The narrow gauge line will run directly to Clay County coalfields, making five routes to the coal region. Coal can be delivered in the city at six cents per bushel.
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Payne
Indianapolis Coal Railroad
Clay County
Indianapolis
Legislative Visit at Southern Lunatic Asylum
Dayton reports the annual legislative visit will occur at the Southern Lunatic Asylum on Wednesday. Dr. Gundry will host the committee after inspection, followed by a grand musical entertainment with Trustees and Knights Templar band assisting. Smallpox is gone, yellow flag furled, revival meetings noted, and springlike weather observed.
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Dayton
Southern Lunatic Asylum
Gundry
Knights Templar
Bigelow block bought to settle Chicago location
Chicago reports that Secretary Boutwell accepted the Bigelow block for the old Custom House location. The block bounded by Dearborn Adams Clark and Quincy was offered for one and a quarter million dollars, sealing the site decision. Meanwhile the Mendota and Chicago train near Chicago derailed on the Burlington line, two cars toppled and burned. crew and passengers were rescued with no serious injuries.
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CarcaGo
Boutwell
McLean
Adams
Clark
Quincy
Mendota & Chicago
Chicago
Bur-ingtos & Quincy
Memorial Pro Ceedings For Col James and Ex Gov Bramlette
Louisville memorial proceedings were held today for Col James and ex Governor Bramlette with a funeral alamanen attended. Henryttes eis com a city was found dead in bed. coroner notes lungs may have failed from liquor. He was a man of wealth. Steamers Nevadania and David arrived out. Abyssinia from Liverpool reached New York.
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Louisville
Col
James
Bramlette
Alamaen
Henry Henryttes
Assassination of India's Governor General Mayo Echoed in Parliament
From Loxcox to Versailles reports, the Lords and Commons recall Earl Mayo's stabbing death. Gladstone notes Mayo died from the attack by a Mohammedan conspirator. Disraeli praises Mayo's public service as the nation mourns.
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Loxcox
House of Lords
Duke of Argyll
India
Earl Mayo
House of Commons
Gladstone
Earl of Mayo
Disraeli
Man Murdered at a Ball in St Louis
John Cannon, a railroad engineer, was killed at a German Workingmen's ball in Carondelet when three Germans threw him from the balcony to the pavement below. Wilson was beaten but escaped. Fred Klinckmand and Jacob Schlugel were arrested for the act. An inquest found Cannon was killed by the balcony fall and Klukman aided. The Missouri Pacific and Susquehanna railroads face investigations of recent accidents.
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St. Louis
John Cannon
Wilson
Carondelet
Fred Klinckmand
Jacob Schlugel
Susso
Committee of the Judiciary
Jos. Brown
Missouri Pacific
John Kennon
Funeral of Archbishop Spalding Draws Immense Throng
An immense crowd filled streets by the cathedral from 9 am for Archbishop Spalding's funeral rites. Catholic societies, Papal Zouaves, and clergy formed a solemn processional cortege with bells tolling and muffled drums as leaders and bishops moved to the archiepiscopal residence.
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Spalding
Young Men’s Catholic Friends Society
Charles and
Frankly Streets
St. James Church
St. Alphonsus
Foley Scere
Missouri Senate Bill Targets Legislative Subscriptions
The Missouri Senate passes a measure prohibiting county courts city councils and boards of trustees from subscribing funds to railroad or other corporations without a two thirds vote. Members violating the rule face up to two years in prison.
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St. Louis
Senate
Boards of
Board of Tri
Kansas
Torexa
House
Salt Lake City Election Signals Opened Way East
From Salt Lake report the city voted heavily for the Mormon ticket with broad female participation, Liberals failing to block citizenship challenges. Embassies may return to San Francisco and move east via Panama due to the stalled Union Pacific blockade. Trains struggle through snow between Crescent and Washakie as over a hundred men fight drifts.
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New York World
TallaBasse
Coyherp
Florida
India
Earl Mayo
Houmans
Louisville
Paris Presse
England
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ohio House
Senate
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Panama
Rowl
Satur Lake
San Francisco
Pgsama
Ong
Crescent
Washakie
Sic
Pwer
Fire Devastates Oil Cloth Mill and Warehouses
PurpaPecrnia reports Potter Son Co oil cloth factory destroyed by fire last night with losses near 100000 dollars. Crypseo recounts a blaze at Towa burning Frost Wood Co steam forging mill and grain warehouses of Dexter W. total loss about 10000 with 3000 insurance.
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PurpaPecrnia
Potter, Son & Co
Towa
Wood & Co
Dexter W
Grand Duke Attends Opera in New Orleans Monday Night
Minor telegrams note the Grand Duke with attendance at the New Orleans opera on Monday night. A Philadelphia-based North German Confederation consul appointment is listed for a Mr. with unclear full name. Scrambled text mentions Washington and other places without clear meaning.
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New Orleans
Unstable OCR Fragment Reflects Legal And Mardi Gras Notices
A scrambled fragment notes Supreme Court affirmation of a college case and a Philadelphia petition. It mentions Springfield Massachusetts officials, a Rockwell & Moseley powder unit issue, bonds, and costs. The Mardi Gras in New Orleans draws visitors while an excursion is planned for today. Police say order will be preserved as a procession moves from Charleston avenue at 6 PM.
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Daniel Bagley
Henry
Sixth Avenue
Bennett
Garvin
Brooklyn
D. Har F Olon
Brinsmade
United States Supreme Court
Annnally
Ashington
Council of
Springfield
Mass
A. J. Williams
Rockwell & Moseley
Westfield
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Philadelph
New Orleans
Denne Henasehei
Cotton Markets Across Cities Quiet With Mixed Prices
New Orleans reports 7,000 bales sold with good ordinary at 20¢ and middling at 22½¢, receipts 10,430 bales. Galveston dull with good ordinary 20¢, 50,302 bales on hand, exports to Britain 1,452. Mobile shows middlings 11½¢, Charleston dull at 21¾–22½¢. Savannah quiet with middling 25¾–24¾¢, stock 71,909 bales.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Continent
Galveston
Great Britain
Charleston
Savannah
New Orleans Market Fluctuations Hit Various Commodities
In New Orleans on Feb 12 prices for flour vary by grade from 700 to 1150 per bag with extra and higher grades tight. corn and oats show dull trading with mixed and white varieties around 8 to 82 cents and 62 to 65 cents respectively. Pork and bacon markets are tight with mess pork at 16 25 and shoulders to 10 cents. sugar and molasses show firming prices. whisky and coffee hold firm with respective ranges. Banks closed due to a legal holiday.
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Ornelians
New York Live Stock Market Report Week Summary
New York price report for February 12 shows total receipts at 7 530 head with 4 100 for today. Beef prices steady to 4c lower on thin sales while prime beef remains strong 13c top. Sheep and lambs count 26 600 for week 8 700 today with prime stock selling at full rates and declines on lighter demand. Hogs 18 0 for week with 7 500 hogs sold, market dull with overall price softening.
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New York
Bert Cattie
Communipaw
One Hundredth Street
Eebawken
Ohio
Illinois
Cas
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report
The market shows heavy sales with cattle at around 600 dollars and stockers near 8.35. Arrivals were dull and prices weak, best stock at 600 to 650, common around 500 to 600. Breeds show mixed demand with Philadelphia cattle at 550 to 570 and Yorkers at 4.40 to 4.40 per unit, market dull for Yorkers.
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Pittsburg
Mane Akake
Philadelphia Live Stock Market Gains Amid Demand Rise
PritapEe puia reports improved demand this week with 850 head sold. Prices show Pennsylvania and other regions at varied levels, including 700 and 600, while activity includes 2,000 head at 600 and 3,000 head at 7.25. The market reflects stronger demand and price movement across cattle offerings.
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PritapEe
Puia
Pennsylvania
Aes
Air A and
Euestiae
Gas Light readers urged to weigh naphtha gas vs coal gas
The letter argues that Memphis Gas Light Co uses naphtha gas under Gale and Rand patents for over a year and counters rumors of abandoning it. It cites Memphis Daily Appeal articles as proof and notes a Metroplitan Gas Light explosion prompting safety questions. It quotes gas chemist H. H. Eaton praising the naphtha process and stresses caution in gas work.
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GAR
Memphis Gas Light Company
Memphis
Rand
Gale
J. M. Williamson
Gro. W. Girt
The
Gas Light Journal
New York Herald
Tenn
Mutual Gas Light Company of
New York
Memphis Daily Appeal
Mutual Company
Metrolitan Gas Light Company
Mutual
H. H. Eton
United States
Fort Wayne
Cole
Impostor in Frankfort Thwarts Ill-Fated Lee Relative Wedding
A Frankfort report describes S Adams Lee posing as a Confederate relative of Robt. E. Lee. He defrauded locals including Gen. John C. Breckinridge and Miss Hawk, who learned the truth after inquiry from Virginia. He planned marriage with Miss Hawk but was confronted by Breckinridge and Gen. Taylor at Eminence and later at the hotel. The incident disrupted plans and drew public caution as authorities and sympathizers intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
S. Adams Lee
Robt. E. Lee
Hampton Roads
John C. Breckinridge
Virginia
Lee
New Castle
Henry County
Decatur County Republicans endorse Grant and Colfax for 1872
A large Decatur County Republican convention approved resolutions praising President Grant for faithful revenues and peace, endorsing his reelection. They favored Schuyler Colfax for renomination as vice president and urged General Ben Harigen for Governor, signaling broad support for the party in 1872.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gasette
Decatur County
Indiana
Grant
Schuyler Colfax
Ben
Haprigen
Wayne County Convention Elects Delegates and Indorses Temperance
The Wayne County Republican convention at Centerville elected delegates to the State convention in Indianapolis on the 22nd. A heated debate over endorsing Colfax for President ended with a three to one vote in favor of the amendment praising Grant and Colfax. Resolutions urged stricter temperance laws and pledged support for temperate candidates, with Barnabas C. Hobbs endorsed for State Superintendent of Public Instruction. Col W. W. Dudley was named chairman of the County Central Committee.
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Eadrarsod
Insurance
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Insurance Bureau
House
Senate
Jefferson County
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Cincinnati Gazette
Centerville
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Vidorce Grant
Colfax
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