Senate Debate on Federal Inter vence and Census Bill Actions
Washington dispatch reports a Senate debate on the federal interference issue and a census bill passed by the House with amendments. Democrats press for extra sessions, threatening filibuster over appropriation riders. Bayard opposes revolutionary tactics. Conference outlook on the army bill and telegraph amendment remains tense.
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Saulsbury
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Army Bill and Railroads Telegraph Clause Debate
Gen Butler outlines how the railroad telegraph bill will enable networks to unify lines and run telegraphic service as post roads. He cites the Florida case on government regulation, rights of railroads, and potential public contracts with Western Union. The exchange mentions Supreme Court rulings, state powers, and congressional amendments shaping telegraph transmission over rail lines.
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Butler
Supreme Court
Florida
Western Union Company
Congress
Congress, Which Is the Supreme Law Over Post Roads
Western Union
Howe
Wisconsin
Edmunds
Judiciary Committee
Thurman
Conkling
Gen. Butler
Randall Denies Paper Contract Corruption Charges
Speaker Randall plans a personal explanation tomorrow denying all charges in a letter from Special Treasury Agent Williams to ex-Special Agent Moore claiming he sought fiber paper contracts and illegal Treasury warrants totaling 203000. Ex-Secretary Bristow calls the accusations false and says no one who knows Randall believes Williams. The Democrats face trouble as Moore and Williams figures appear in Glover's committee material.
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Moore
Washington
Bristow
Glover
Conference Report on Tobacco Bill Faces House Vote
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette notes the conference report on the tobacco bill is likely to pass the House despite opposition. The repeal of the match tax was removed, with Republicans arguing its repeal benefits workingmen more than conference provisions. Tax for distillers under 500 barrels stays at 100 while larger producers pay 200. savings bank insolvency exemptions were adopted with Plumb amendment removal, aligning with the Chicago insolvent savings bank bill but limited to past insolvencies only.
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Conference Committee
Chicago
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Guermeyer
Osborn
Elkhart
Messrs
Johnson
Sugar bill debated in Washington amid renewed discussion
In Washington on February 26 the sugar bill was argued at length and the debate is expected to continue tomorrow. The discussions echoed earlier positions heard before the Ways and Means Committee and have been widely published.
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Ways and Means Committee
Piatt Knocked Down at Senate Door
Don Piatt was knocked down by Mc Garrahan at the Senate door tonight. The clash arose from Piatt opposing a bill Mc Garrahan supported, which failed in its interest.
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Don Piatt
McGarrahan
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Piatt
Edmunds Bill to Protect Constitutional Rights
Sen Edmunds bill from the Judiciary Committee aims to protect citizens rights to peaceably assemble and petition Congress. It punishes intimidation unlawful menace or other unlawful acts used to block grievance redress or discussions on nominations or choices for public office.
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Alsace Lorraine autonomy move gains Reichstag support
Berlin reports Alsace and Lorraine may be made a federal state as Alsatian autonomists push for widened self rule. Bismarck signals possible concessions. Emperor’s decision pending after further talks. Also notes German tariff talk on iron duties and Emperor William’s mild indisposition.
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Berlin
Bismarck
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Glasgow Bank creditors call for five thousand pounds per share
A Glasgow report outlines a meeting of creditors in a fortnight and a fund-raising call of four to five thousand pounds per share to place shareholder estates under a liquidator. The liquidator expects full creditor repayment pending Lords confirmation on trustee liability.
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City of Glasgow
House of Lords
Sixteenth Steamer Carried Troops to South Africa
News from Cape Town recounts a recent British disaster as Zulus attacked Col. Dunford's column before its encampment where Major Pulleine commanded. Pulleine went to aid Col. and was cut off by Zulu forces.
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Rouher
England
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Andeau
Lonnoy
Cape Town
Col. Dunford
Pulleine
Col
Convention signs cede Gusinje and Plava to Montenegro
The Scutari signing completes the cession agreement between Turkey and Montenegro, resolving the last territorial dispute. In Bulgaria, the assembly at Trrnovo faces pressure as Prince Dondaukoff Kor sakoff warns of a closure if Berlin Treaty terms are violated. Additionally, a demarcation line in the Aegean favors Turkey near Prevesa while Bulgarian violence targets a Greek Metropolitan residence. Adrianople sees refugee arrivals and heightened Russian precautions.
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Gusinje
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Scutari
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Dondaukoff Korsakoff
Russia resists plague commission in Galicia
Telegram from the Austro German Plague Commission says Russia opposes its duties amid typhus reports in Eastern Galicia. In St Petersburg authorities ban Golos street sales as plague news. a footman is ill and forty eight associates are isolated and their effects burned.
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Captain General of Cuba Arrives at Cadiz in Transit
Maprio Feb 26 report that Captain General Martinez Campos has reached Cadiz and will conference with the King and Ministry in Madrid on Thursday.
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Cadiz
Maprio
Martinez Campos
Madrid
Heavy storms flood Italian cities and wrecks reported
A Rome dispatch says a heavy snow storm hit Italy with sea inundations in Venice where water reached thirty inches in Piazza San Marco. Genoa to Naples coastlines show wrecks. Parma Piacenza Milan and Florence suffer damage. The English steamer Silistria wrecked at Salerno with eighteen drowned as Mount Vesuvius erupts with ash.
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Venice
Piazza San Marco
Genoa
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Piacenza
Milan
Florence
Silistria
Salerno
MT. Vesuvius
Mount Vesuvius
United States Frigate Constitution to Enter Dock for Repairs
Dispatches from Lisbon report the United States frigate Constitution will enter dry dock for about a month of repairs. The vessel is to undergo maintenance while in Lisbon waters.
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Lonnon
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Constitution
Khedive Open to Abdication Questioned By Powers
Paris Feb 26 The Soir claims private information that the Khedive has asked England and France what civil list would be guaranteed if he abdicates in favor of his son.
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France
Canada Declares No Pleuro Pneumonia In Western States
Dr. Detmars the Government Inspector of Canada writes Mr. Hickey of the Grand Trunk Railway asserting there is no trace or suspicion of pleuro pneumonia in any section of the Western States and expresses confidence that allowing cattle passage through Canada would not cause any harm.
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Detmars
Canada
Hickey
Grand Trunk Railway
Charles Angell to plead guilty in Criminal Court
Cmeaco February 26 Charles Angell the former Pullman Palace Car Company secretary is expected to plead guilty in the Criminal Court tomorrow morning. He has kept silent about the crime and not yet seen Mr U.
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Chas. Angell
Pullman Palace Car Company
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Indiana Contested State House Probe Divides Legislature
Report of the State House Commissioners exonerates the body from fraud and duty failures while detailing a costly investigation. The Senate and House clash over benevolent institution appointments, salaries, and a controversial building plan with witnesses and competing opinions.
Senate Proceedings on State Funds and Reorganization Bill
The Senate convened and minutes were approved while a committee of three was appointed to determine the State Geologist's office funds. A poll tax levy bill was tabled. Reports on the benevolent institutions favored passage. a minority recommendation to delay was defeated 26 to 25 with the Lieutenant Governor casting the deciding vote. Amendments were discussed and disposed of under the previous question as Senator Streight spoke, then the bill passed. S. B. 399 setting April voting for constitutional amendments was taken up and passage noted, along with S. B. 69 establishing an asylum.
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Colorado
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Thom Election Officials Held on Election Conspiracy
Purapeonta reports Sydney T. Thom election judge John Boyd and Mark Seldon inspectors and Thomas Stewart local politician were each held in 33000 bail for misdemeanor and conspiracy in conducting the election.
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John Boyd
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Thomas Stewart
Acknowledgment of a Perfect Cure by Dr Aborn
Oswell Gilaspee of Fifth Wheel Works Cincinnati shares a public testimonial praising Dr Aborn’s treatment for deafness catarrh and dyspepsia. He reports permanent cure and a gain of fifteen pounds after ten months of care and recommends others seek his method. He notes improved hearing and meals now agreeable.
Dr Aborn Offers Modern Treatment for Throat and Lung Diseases
Dr Aborn promotes his modern scientific treatment for throat and lung diseases and allied specialties including nasal catarrh eye and ear nervous system and other afflictions. He cites testimonials from influential citizens endorsing his methods and claims to restore patients when other methods fail.
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Doctor Aborn Extends Office Hours Amid Rising Demand
Due to growing demand at his Institute 215 West Fourth Street Dr Aborn lengthens hours from 9 AM to 3 PM daily with Sunday 9 to 10 AM and no evening session. Personal visits or letters welcome. papers mailed on receiving a three cent stamp. Mr Gilaspee to answer inquiries.
Modern cure for nasal catarrh and lung affections
Dr. Aborn offers a system of relief for nasal catarrh bronchitis asthma and other lung affections at 215 West Fourth Street. Treatment can be pursued at home without interrupting business. Moderate terms within reach of all seeking skilled care. Hours 10 a m to om.
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