Senate Debates and Bills in House and Senate
The Senate yesterday confirmed Charles Hart as Assistant Secretary of State. House bills for new government buildings at Hartford Albany Indianapolis and Cincinnati were reported without amendment. A Ku Klux Committee bill extended the enforcement act to the end of the next regular session. A Mt Vernon Indiana bridge bill was introduced. Mr Conklin defended the government against Mr Sumner's resolution, urging continued investigation. Adjourned. House bills included refunds of cotton tax 1865 to 1868 a Mt Vernon bridge and Voorhees on greenbacks. Mr Flix for Mr Hoover proposed a civil rights bill penalizing discrimination by carriers in hotels amusements schools cemeteries and benevolent associations abrogating state white laws and jury exclusion. US Courts would have jurisdiction. The morning hour expired and the bill went over with little chance of passage. Ku Klux reports ordered printed. The rules suspended and the tea and coffee duty repeal passed 153 to 38. A resolution authorizing negotiations with civilized nations on captives in war was passed. Mr Garrity from Ways and Means reported the deficiency bill noting a clause repealing publication of US laws in newspapers. Adjourned.
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State Fair venue talks and railroad filings in Indiana
Indianapolis dispatch notes State Board of Agriculture discussions on moving the next fair, pending strong inducements. Premium lists to be revised. if held in Indianapolis, new grounds or additions needed. Terre Haute seen as main competitor. Also filed Articles of Association for Detroit Fort Wayne and St Louis Railroad with $1,000,000 capital, routing via Kokomo Huntington Fort Wayne toward Adrian Michigan, about 95 miles in Indiana. Indianapolis Coal Road directors reorganized with Morris as President Peck as Vice President and Woollen as Secretary. Democratic State Central Committee to choose day for next State Convention.
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Washington Dispatch Summary of 1868 Tax and Tariff Debates
Washington dispatch reports New Orleans Collector Casey pocketed fifty thousand dollars from the Levee Market Company to push a bill through the legislature. governor Warmoth vetoed it, funds were returned. The Internal Revenue Service suspends forms amid tax repeal talks. Ways and Means debates tariff shifts with tea and coffee duties. Consolidation plans thread through territories. Chaffee proposes state pairings. Civil Service reform targets congressional recommendations. district primaries set for delegate selection. Abbott voting correction notes Carpenter and Rice, not Morton. French arms sale notes defend material quality despite old ordnance sales. inspectors deemed firearms and cartridges fit for service.
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Partial Victory for Democrats in Ohio Senate Day
A large audience packed the Senate Chamber in Columbus as Democrats maneuvered to alter the journal and challenge Kemp's Senate seat. The session featured heated exchanges, multiple amendments, and a dramatic swing when Republican Gage briefly voted with Democrats before declining to vote. After adjournment, public tension persisted as lobbies emptied.
State Exhibition Prospects Liven Dayton Area Event
Montgomery County Agricultural Society seeks State Exhibition at Columbus with Dayton favored 100 to 1. Ogalalla Lodge Red Men visit with a banquet at Merchants Hotel. Southern Lunatic Asylum trustees hold a quarterly meeting. Coal Road stock short by 200 shares. expect funds by week’s end. Death of Emanuel Steinberger’s infant son after lye exposure. Smallpox cases rise to two. Music Hall hosts John B. Gough on Will it Pay. Billiard champion Joseph Dion performs at Merchants Hotel. Coal road subscriptions reach 305000, with room for contingencies. Mrs Edwin Smith dies. Short Line track work to begin. iron and ties arrive. Gummer pleads guilty to highway robbery. 3 years. Joshua Ryan gets 2 years for grand larceny from Shakers.
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Shakers
Gasoline Fire and Freight Train Wreck Reported
A gasoline fire in Richmosh Isp. caused an explosion in a grocery back room, sparking a blaze that damaged goods but left most structures intact. A freight train derailed near Sulphur Springs after contact with a rail, resulting in a major crash with no injuries. Marine news from New York reports the steamship Egypt arriving from Liverpool and the steamer Atlantic from unspecified origin.
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Civil Service Reform and Ku Klux Hearing Dominant News
The House Civil Service Committee backs a bill penalizing Congressmen who seek civil appointments while allowing recommendations at the President's request. Separate items note Ways and Means delaying 1871 income tax payment, pending future tax, and a South Carolina Ku Klux inquiry in Washington. Also listed are internal revenue appointee confirmations and Seth Johnson's embezzlement case sentence.
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Incorporations and events in Columbus February
Certificates filed include Hocking Valley Co operation Mining Company capital 50000 Middleport Building and Loan Association 300000 Telegraph Supply and Manufacturing Company of Cleveland 50000 and Delaware Soap Company 100000. Corporators named Bell Richay Pettibone Little Powell. Democratic State Central Committee meets in Columbus next Thursday. John B. Gough lectures at Opera House tomorrow night. State Fair site decision Day ton or Mansfield to be announced tomorrow. Masquerade at the Rink tonight a success with many lawmakers attending Deaf and Dumb Institute exhibition praised. Labor reform mass meeting planned at Wagonerstall tomorrow night replacing City Hall.
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Robert Bell
Issaac N. Richay
Milo D. Pettibone
George W. Little
Thomas E. Powell
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John B. Gough
Opera House
London
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Mansfield
Rink
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Wagonerstall
City Hall
Indiana Gubernatorial Race Dominates Hoosier Convention
In Indianapolis on February 19 delegates flood in for a Thursday convention seen as a major political gathering. Gubernatorial nomination drives the session with Gen Browne, Mr Orth at Bates House, and Gen Harrison open to a bid. Other offices see lively canvassing and possible alignments, including a potential Browne at large congressman and Schwarz for attorney general. Gumback likely to preside, with Hunter, Baker, and Cumback also discussed.
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Thurday
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Mr. Orth
Bates House
Harrison
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M. C. Hunter
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Mueller's casting vote rights in Senate tied decision
The report argues Lieut Gov Mueller may vote in tie cases, citing constitutional protection of a casting vote. It notes his right is not negated by any Senate rule and remains valid even if another senator would be excluded in similar ties.
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New York Tribune outlines Custom House corruption probes
The Tribune reports that Senate testimony on Custom House corruption prompted government action led by the President and Attorney General. U S District Attorney Davis is tasked to indict bribe givers and receivers tied to smuggling and inspection schemes, with further cases anticipated after the next circuit term. Also, New York Assembly committees investigate Health Officer abuses at quarantine and the Emigration Bureau at Castle Garden, noting inflated charges and private gain from vessel, cargo, and passenger handling.
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The Stokes Trial In New York Court Proceedings
The Stokes case resumed with testimony on grand jury irregularities. Judge Daly denied participation in a board meeting. Gumbleton testified on key details. Field and Bedford questioned on juries and documents. Mayor Hall clashed with officials as court adjourned for the day. Protests and political tensions marked the session.
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Fire destroys Reed & McKheny's steam bakery in Middletown
A fire at Reed and McKheny’s steam bakery in Middletown last night totally destroyed the building. No insurance. Firefighting saved surrounding structures. Business will resume but face difficulties. Also reports: Park Building damage in Cleveland and Greene stock loss. Chicago barn fire destroys Freeman property and cattle after an explosion in a distant county.
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Remains of Dr. Hall Found After Winter Storms
Sioux City reports the discovery of Dr. Hall of Osceola, missing for three weeks during the severe winter storms. A dog led to his mutilated body half a mile from his home, while December and January weather in Dakota is confirmed as intensely cold with vast snow drifts. Joan W. Swithh’s wagon train faced 100 foot drifts while moving toward Spotted Tail’s new reservation, suffering severe cold though no lives were lost.
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Dakota
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Legislature Considering Postponed Hangings and Apportionment Protest
The Kansas House debated a bill delaying executions for murder to one year after conviction with governor warrants. 26 members protested the apportionment bill. In Nebraska Osama, Tennant sought habeas corpus after arrest during a special session attempt to leave the Capitol. Governor James sought to file a separate answer as proceedings continued.
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Treaty of Separation Reaffirmed in Chronicle Reply
The Chronicle defends its story of a secret treaty between Britain and Canada noting it was signed after Washington talks by Lorn De Grey for Britain and Sir John A McDonald for Canada. It claims points were agreed years earlier and Britain settled colonial policy on that basis. It cites Lord Lisgar McDonald and Sir Geo Jartier as cognizant of the treaty.
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Lord Berry
Alabama
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Geo. Jartier
Board of Trade backs Sumner plan for cash withdrawal
Boston Board of Trade votes 24 to 19 in favor of Sumner's U S Senate plan to gradually retire greenbacks and replace them with monthly five million dollar notes bearing at least four percent interest. Notes payable in coin or bonds at government option. Dr F E Tourjee to publish a circle inviting choral societies to a 20 000 voice Peace Jubilee style international festival in Boston. Communications to E Tourjee Music Hall Boston receive prompt attention.
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Snow Bound Trains Arrive From Blockaded Routes
San Francisco reports the overland trains reaching the city after snow delays. Passengers from Niles Station and Oakland were greeted with seasonal delicacies and a bouquet. Rioting suspect Mike Madigio alias Gurley convicted of manslaughter in Los Angeles. Chinese compensation claims committee reports against granting the claims.
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Swindier Arrested in Louisville For Forgery
A man using the name T. A. Millard was arrested at Willard's Hotel by Detectives Needy and Cave on forgery charges. He claimed to be a railroad chief and offered tie delivery proposals while passing checks for $75 and other bank checks. Held on $40,000 bail, a surgical case and a woman identified as his sister or wife accompanied him.
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Immigration drive to lure capital and labor to Missouri
From St Louis a meeting reconvened to discuss attracting investment to Missouri and immigration. A memorial advocating liberal appropriations for immigration and investment was signed by prominent city leaders. A committee to solicit additional donors planned to carry documents to Jefferson City. The County Court appointed duty officers for the year amid a large applicant pool and a spirited contest among parties.
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Iehneids St Jet Son von
Slander and partisan clashes mark Senate debate on arms sales
The Joint Select Committee report on alleged outrages prompts debate over arms sales to the French, with Conkling and Sumner exchanging sharp charges. Senators accuse a “senatorial cabal” of undermining the administration while debating neutrality, arms sales, and possible foreign influence amid New Hampshire elections.
Coal Famine Triggers Court Adjourments and Rail Consolidation
In Mewes on February 19 rail executives from the Memphis and Little Rock and the Little Rock and Fort Smith railways meet at the Peabody Hotel to finalize a consolidation. Courts in the city have adjourned due to the coal famine as officers discuss merging the two lines and agreeing on all material points of the plan.
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Murder at Horse Bluff in Wisconsin A Irishman Kills German
In Horse Bluff Wisconsin on Sunday an Irishman named Eney killed a German named Crantz. The killer Murphy, intoxicated, mistook Crantz for a rival. Following the shooting Crantz’s friends wrecked all local liquor saloons and threats of lynching Murphy are reported.
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Grand Duke reception planned in Havana amid turmoil
Minor Telegrams report active preparations in Havana for the arrival of the Grand Duke. Other items note a major Bethel fire in Connecticut, New York advertising claims disallowed, Lorillard Fire Insurance dividend, and a fixed bridge repair on the Illinois Central Mail Route.
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Buffalo
River Traffic Conditions and Ice Reported Delays
River news across multiple towns reports variable water levels from 4 to 7 feet and heavy ice in places, with weather cloudy or clear. Listings note arrivals and departures of steamboats and barges, prices and cargo values, and concerns over discriminatory river-board practices affecting St Louis trade.
South Carolina Republican Convention Delegates Debate Grant
The South Carolina Republican Convention met in Columera with F J Moses presiding. He urged unity at home while accusing national leaders of faithlessness. Delegates were urged to tell President Grant he listened too long to a local senator. Two delegate tickets contested. a printed Chamberlain letter demanding Grant's renomination circulated.
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Baltimore Whisky Cases Ended in Court Nolle Prosequi
Baltimore February 19 The whisky ring cases abruptly closed as the United States District Court accepted a nolle prosequi after chief witnesses repudiated their sworn statements.
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Ducal Party Heads to Pensacola Then Havana Arrival Planned
New Orleans reports the Ducal party will depart for Pensacola tonight, proceed by the Russian deer to Havana, where preparations are underway for their reception.
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New York Live Stock Market Report of the Week
New York February 19 The total receipts for the week reached 7 200 head as a shortage of cars hindered movement. Cattle sales were fair with some premium grades at 14 13 4 cents, but ordinary cattle declined to 10 11 2 cents. Illinois and Ohio carloads sold at varying prices, while Missouri and Texas offerings were limited. Sheep and lambs totaled 30 500 for the week with today at 11 000. market oversupplied and prices declined 4 6 cents for ordinary to fair and 8 cents for good to extra. Hogs ran 35 400 live and 7 900 dressed for the week, with today at 73 cars. live hogs 4 5 4 to 4 6 cents, dressed 6 4 to 6 6 cents for heavy and light hogs 5 3 to 5 4 cents.
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Philadelphia Live Stock Market Report Feb twenty nineteenth
Philadelphia live stock market notes a fair demand with many sales. Extra Pennsylvania and Western steers reach 750 to 950 dollars, with better lots at 950, common and fair grades around 650 to 700 dollars. Sheep and hog sales appear in fair demand with 15 000 head at 600 to 1000 dollars and 8 792 head at 350 to 775 dollars.
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Pittsburg Live Stock Market Sparks Mixed Trade
East Lisxety February 19 reports cattle and sheep slow with moderate sales. Best beef cattle sold around 650 to 700 dollars, while hogs sold at Philadelphia and New York prices about 5 dollars 70 to 5 dollars 90 per hundredweight. Sales reflect fair demand and dull prospects overall.
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Cotton markets mixed across several ports on Feb nineteenth
New Orleans reports active firmer trade with 9 008 bales sold at good old 21 1 3 c and middling 22 3 4 c, 6 723 bales receipts and 16 622 exported to Liverpool. Galveston steady demand with 1 083 receipts and 2 500 sales, stock 51 600. Savannah and Charleston show firm undertone with middlings around 22 c and 22 1 2 c, receipts and exports varying by port.
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Nelsons Trafalgar signal mystery solved at last
Sir Harris Nicolas traced the origin of England expects every man to do his duty to Captain Pasco who served as flag lieutenant at Trafalgar Pasco recalls the moment on the poop in which Nelson debated replacing confides with expects and urged swift completion before ordering the fleet to close action
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Livingstone Linked To Ujiji Report By Cape Newspaper
The Cape Standard and Mail quotes belief that Dr Livingstone would emerge from Africa’s forests. It notes Sir Roderick Murchison’s death and mentions Dr Kirk receiving letters about Livingstone at Ujiji, with confidence in the reports' truthfulness.
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