Younxier Named French Minister to Rome and US-UK Talks
Daily Gazette reports Younxier nominated as French Minister to Rome while France faces European protests over raw material taxation. Russia’s new minister to the United States travels to Washington as Geneva tribunal questions intensify. Ohio and Senate bills advance on damages, railway lighting, oil taxation, and a Morgan raid claims commission. Congress debates French arms and breech loaders as Senate and House discuss art exhibitions and railroad extensions.
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M. Younxier
Rome
Russia
United States
Washington
Wisconsin
France
Ravaroy Jonxson
United Stat*s
Paris
England
Geneva Tribunal
Certificates filed for railroads and mining ventures in Ohio
In Columbus four new certificates were filed with the Secretary of State. The Cincinnati and Terre Haute Railway Company proposes a line from Cincinnati to the eastern Terre Haute end, with a $1 million capital. The Moxahala Mining Company and Perry County Mining Company of New Lexington seek rail links to the Lake Erie network in Perry County, each with $1 million capital. The Ferrara Mining Company of Mount Vernon also lists $1 million capital and mines in Perry County to connect with Lake Erie. The Hamilton County delegation discusses bonds for Cincinnati Water Works reservoirs and tax measures to grade Columbia Avenue, with delays on further road improvements. A death in Newcomerstown is noted, and local games and a last Tyndall lecture are mentioned.
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Secretary of State
Cincinnati & Terre Haute Railway Company
L. Anderson
R. M. Bishop
Joseph C. Butler
Ter
George H. Hill
T. G. Gaylord
Jeorge H. Pendleton
Brien
Cincinnati
Terre Haute
Hamilton County
Moxahala Mining Company
New Lexington
Perry County
J. H. Kelley
John W. Free
W.G. Buckner
Henry N. Free
David D. Brush
Atlantic and Lake Erie Railway
Moxabala
Perry County Mining Company
James Taylor
Daniel D Brush
Wm. G. Bucknor
John H. Kelly
Ferrara Mining Company
Mt. Vernon
J. W. Free
John H.kelley
Lake Erie Railway
Ferrara
Young
Cincinnati Water Works
Common Council
Garden of Eden
Shank
Soldiers’ Relief Fund
Creighton
Columbia Avenue
City Board of Improvements
Messrs. Creighton, Shank
Corcoran
Newcomerstown
Col. Nugen
Congress
Joe Pien
Harry Choate
Excelsior Hall
Dion
Prof
Morse
Tyndall
Stormy House scenes over St Croix Bayfield land grant
From Washington the House battled over reviving the St. Croix and Bayfield land grant with Eldridge and Rusk pushing a previous question to halt debate. Filibustering followed as three hours passed with yeas and nays on dilatory motions. The lobby boasted of passage while Democrats split in support. Senate considerated extension for Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe land with delays. A six mile by three hundred mile land grant for a military road faced opposition. Steamship subsidy plan for Webb Line cleared committee with minor dissent. Civil Service Reform eyed electing postmasters and local officials. Chicago relief bill stirred debate. Sherman cautious on reporting timing. Logan versus other views. Our government will not modify Alabama claims nor accept other than Geneva award. Fish's reply awaited. Fisheries bill delayed until treaty scope defined. Arms resolution fight in House continues with full investigation on track.
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St. Croix & Bayfield
Eldridge and Rusk
Wisconsin
House
Eldridge
Senate
Railroad
Pomeroy
Twitcher
Thurman
Ohio
Twitchell
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Mr. Cole
Cal
Presido
Logan
Ill
Committee On Elections
Abbott
North Carolina
Big Masai Ck Sais
Eee
Cole
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United States
Boston
God
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Summer
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Alabama
England
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Haelan
General Order
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Mr. Carpenter
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Lynch
Harper
N.C
Garfield
Townsend
John Bright
Dawes
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Chicago
Iowa
U. S
Ree
Holman
Ind
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Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Ban Rusk
Elaridge
Beck
Northern Pacific Railroad
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Peters
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Rube
Rusk
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Graves
Marion
Adjutant-General’s Office
Sime Penses
Ranklin Unty
Franklin County
Attawy
Secret Service
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Ku Klux
Committee On Judiciary
Committee On Military Affairs
Blankenship
Minorit
Dayton Notes on Ick Sheeley Trial and Railroad Work
Special Dispatch from Dayton reports Lorenzo Brusman of Butler Township freed after examination shows no guilt by his wife in the alleged newborn infant death. Neighborhood gossip framed the charges. Short Line Railroad advances with nearly two miles laid and a first car placed for material transport. The trial of Ick Sheeley of the McGeeban gang begins in Common Pleas Court Monday with a 36 juror venue and witnesses to be arranged by the Sheriff in Hamilton.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Dayton
Lorenzo Brusman
Butler Township
Reeves Yesteray
Ick Sheeley
McGeeban
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton
Abortion Rumors Far North City Convulsions and Protests
An Abortion-Temperance Convention notes a tragic find as a fetus is recovered from the river near the old woolen mill dam. The child appears the result of an instrument abortion with no clues to mother or abortionist. Talks of Huntington House sale swirl amid city turmoil. Moses Hull spoke at Lyceum Hall and a temperance convention is planned for the fifth and sixth of next month.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Richmond, Inc
Huntington House
Moses Hull
Lyceum Hall
Holly Water Works and Gas Works project advance
The Holly Water Works committee reports approval of similar works for Connersville and expects rapid completion of the Gas Works within three weeks. Public sentiment in favor of the project grows as Springfield News notes local investigations and legal cases affecting residents.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Mippucrowy
Connersville
President nominates Meats for Hancock postmaster
Washington Feb 28 The President sent to the Senate the nomination of Thomas D Meats as Postmaster at Hancock Michigan The news also notes the national banks must report their condition by the 27th and cites a funeral mark of respect for Gowen Clark a longtime doorkeeper to the Supreme Court aged 72 Also announced temporary assessors are to be appointed to aid in tax collection and a suit against Naylor Co for 200000 is discussed with claims of exoneration in testimony and a request for dismissal by Secretary Boutwell
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Washington
Senate
Thomas D. Meats
Hancock, Mich
United States Sureme Court
Peral
Gowen Clark
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
A Corner in Old Whisky Deals Major Purchase
Louisville February 28 One of a series of whisky trade milestones unfolds as 8 T Suit Co and Newcomb Buchanan Co through Suit Co commission merchants claim to have bought all available old whiskies in the United States. The New York stock alone exceeds a million dollars and the total approaches three million. The purchase covers nearly all trusted old whiskies, likely influencing prices of other grades. Heavy purchases include Charles Bachmann of New York with sixteen hundred barrels accumulated since 1857 and other stocks across the country.
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Charles Bachmann
New York
Salt Lake Convention Adopts Cumulative Voting Plan
In Salt Laxg on Feb 28 the convention debated Col Akers substitute for secret ballot and adopted minority representation by cumulative voting. A directors’ committee of the Emma mine led by E Bridges Williams and W M Stewart of Nevada, with Yale’s B Silliman and James M Sclover, returned from Little Cotterwood Canon after a perilous snowbound trip. Stewart is seriously ill with throat disease. The Union Pacific reopens and trains run, but mountain snow likely to interrupt service until May.
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Col. Akers
Emma Mine
E. Bridges Williams
M. P
W. M. Stewant
Nevada
George P. Lawrence
B. Silliman
Yale College
James M. Sclover
Reverdy Johnson on the Washington treaty debate
Reverdy Johnson spoke two hours at an American Peace Society meeting in Baltimore on February 28 about the Washington treaty. He argued the Geneva Commission was not intended to handle consequential damages and outlined three settlement options including Geneva jurisdiction, withdrawal of claims, or postponement to future negotiations.
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Baltimore
American Peace Society
Washington
Reverdy Johnson
United States
Geneva
Great Britain
England
Geneva Commission
Germans Organizing Clubs in Ev Wees for Omnis
A Pacific Coast News report from San Francisco dated February 28 notes German groups forming clubs in ev wees at a for participating in the omnis About a third of thet med ae Island Navy Yard were disc Benjamin Edwine convicted of murder in the second degree for shooting L. T. Levy in a dispute over a woman at Petualima, sentenced to twenty years in State Prison.
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San Francisco
Ae Island Navy Yard
Benjamin Edwine
L. T. Levy
Petualima
Steamship arrivals and damaged Parthia reported
Marine News from Southampton and Queenstown notes the Rhein arriving, Parthia damaged by collision expected to be in port in a few days, and Bata from Monrovia and Otterlyn arrivals. Other ships Haver, from New York, and Ze Men also listed with limited details.
New York Debates over Rail Freight and Political Reform
The Remington Arms card defends its France actions amid the Place trial while a New York petition seeks uniform freight rates across seasons, arguing West and Boston lines divert trade from the city. The Tribune and Times discuss Republican unity, Grant re election, and corruption probes, urging accountability and reform in Congress and public offices.
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New York
Remington Arms Company
France
Victor Place
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cincinnati
the Tribune
Greeley
James S. Pike
Netherlands
Republican Party
South Carolina
Congress
J.S. P
Grant
Mark
Messrs
Wade
Sumner
Ashley
House of Congress
Washington Chronicle
Col
Forney
General Grant
Washington
Rawlins
Picayune
George Washington
Federal City
Treasury
Bowling Green Bank meets for forty nine dollar compromise
At a depositors meeting the Bowling Green Savings Bank approved President Smith's proposal to pay fifty dollars as a compromise with depositors. The total bank deficiency stands at one hundred forty six thousand dollars. The Importing Grocers' Board of Trade petitions Congress to grant ninety days before a reduced tea and coffee duty takes effect. About five hundred French citizens met to fund the German indemnity and formed a committee to collect. Auctions included Fisk's horses with bribes from three hundred dollars. Suit against the Atlantic Company seeks eighty thousand dollars for duties evaded. Nineteenth street gang members, including Clemens, await trial after a murder of Officer Tully. Steamship Algeria sails to Europe with five hundred thousand dollars in specie. United States Attorney Davis pursues a large revenue suit against Saylor & Co.
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Bowling Green Savings Bank
Smith
Board of Trade
Congress
Kansas
Senate
House of Representatives
Eall
James Chew
S. C. Pomeroy
E. G. Ross
Thomas Carney
Perry Fuller
House Journal
George A. Reynolds
I. S. Kalloch
R. D. Mobley
D. McDonald
Thomas D. Orfine
Joshua Wheeler
William Skruggs
D. R. Anthony
Russell
Sidney Clarke
M. W. Reynolds
Register of the Land Office
Osha
the Journal
Lawrence
United States Senate
Douglas County
Pomeroy and Clarke
Reynolds
Supreme Court
St. Louis Democrat
Kanana
Caldwell
Leavenworth
Pacific Coast
U.S
New York
Kansas P. Railroad Company
Kansas Pacific Railroad Company
Senate of the United
United States
Motion to Put the North Missouri Railroad in Bank ruptcy
Wm Hoge of New York filed a declaration in the U S Circuit Court seeking a decree to sell the North Missouri Railroad and its property after judgments totaling over 353000 and 1000488 against the road remain unpaid The Kansas City Times reports Geo Webb was killed and James Aid and David Hamiltree wounded in a church feud near Independence Missouri Sheriff Jones seized Missouri Pacific and Atlantic & Pacific property for tax non payment including shops at Pacific City and related cars
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St. Louis
Wm. Hoge
New York
United States Circuit Court
North Missouri Railroad Company
Rogers Locomotive & Machine Comy
New Jersey
Geo. Howard
James Low
Kansas City Times
Geo. Webb
James Aid
David Hamiltree
Salem Church
Independence
Webb
Aid
Salem Baptist Church
Friends
Aidh
Aid Brothers
M. Jones
Franklin County
Washington
Missouri Pacific R. A
Pacific City
Atlantic & Pacific Road
Japanese-Darkness vs Light Cited in Chicago Relief Fund
The Japanese Embassy donated 5000 dollars to aid Chicago’s poor as Bishop Foley warned in a Union Catholic Library Association lecture that newspapers spread anti religious sentiment. He denounced misstatements about papal infallibility by New York and other papers, criticizing their influence on readers. Timoth T. Sderman of the Verdier was elected in Eleventh Ward to replace jailed Alder man H. C. Gisde. several criminal candidates named.
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Medill
Chicago
Foley
Union Catholic Library Association
Daily News
New York
Timoth T. Sderman
Verdier
H. C. Gisde
Bow
Sax
Besse
Powell
Consolidation Ratified to Form Memphis Little Rock PacifiC Railroad
The Memphis, Little Rock and Texas Rail road consolidation was ratified tonight uniting the Memphis and Little Rock and Fort Smith lines under the name Memphis Little Rock and Pacific Railroad Company. Directors named include C. G. Beatt and others.
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The
Memphis, Little Rock & Texas Railroad
Little Rock
Memphis
Atis
Fort Smith
Mem
Little Rock & Pacifc
Fic Railroad Company
C. G. Beatt
A.ania
Tis Bow Company
Foreign items and European diplomacy notes
Treasury: bishops praise at St Pauls. France protests raw material tax. Germany accepts prepayment of war indemnity. Britain boosts Channel patrols. Prussia envoy to Paris discussed Poland emigres. William Prince of Wales thanksgiving. Emperor William improving. Russian spy jailed. Oppenberg heads to USA. Markets: bonds steady, commodities mixed. London and Paris price quotes noted.
Remonstrances Over Liquor Law Repeal Across Counties
A stream of petitions from Cleveland Trumbull Stark Portage and Clinton counties urged repeal or modification of the 1870 liquor law. The House adopted a resolution to study buying more Deaf and Dumb Asylum grounds. Vaccination in public schools passed into law with Senate concurrence. Local bills moved on education borrowing and other city actions.
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Brinsmade
Cleveland
Jones
Trumbull
Newton, Trumbull Co
Smith
Clinton Co
Upper Sandusky
House
Senate
Bowman
J. W. Walser
Stark County
Johnson
Mr. Thompson
Columbiana
Mr. Scott
Warren
Cuyahoga County
Oren
Clinton County
Mr. Wing
Trumbull County
J. Moore
Fulton County
Conrad
Portage County
Kirtland
Mahoning County
Ford
Geauga
Geauga County
Howland
Ashtabula County
Steele
Lake County
Burnham
Summit County
Waddel
Hardin
Union Counties
Ely
Lorain County
Kiser
Wyandot County
Leeland
Citzens
Ottawa County
Breckinridge
Huron County
Thompson
Columbiana County
White
Crawford
Piaing
Moore
Putnam County
Babcock
Case
Beever
City County
Scott
Wisconsin Assembly debates liquor sale bill and apportionment
The Wisconsin Assembly rejected a substitute calling for a popular vote on the liquor sale bill and then passed the measure 56 to 39. The apportionment bill also arises in the Senate, facing expected resistance despite prospects of action.
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Wisconsin
Mavison
Senate
Fires across Ohio and Michigan wipe out property
A February 28 report notes a fire in Bellaire Ohio destroying A Faupel's shoe store and dwelling and two Thomas Reilly frame buildings, with $5,000 insured and other losses partly insured. Detroit reports the Grand Haven Masonic building lost for $1,000, with $5,000 insured elsewhere. The National Sunday School Convention committee met at Prittspur, electing Rev H Clay Trumbull as chairman, outlining plans for the Indianapolis gathering April 16 to 19 and requesting delegates send addresses by April 1.
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Wheerine
W. Va
Bellaire
A. Faupel
Thomas Reilly
Faupel
Reilly
Detroit
Grand Haven
Edward 8. Field
Indianapolis
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report Burra Feb 28
Receipts today total 1 793 head with 345 carried since Friday and 262 cars for the week. Market active with common prices down slightly from last week and good grades about 4 cents lower. Sales included 3 385 head with supply folded into last Friday figures. Market firm with some advances on Western cattle and dull demand on others. Prices ranged with Ohio and other regions showing varied results and totals around 730 830 dollars for noted lots, as dealers described the day’s activity.
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Burra O
Bergr Carrie
Sears
Canada
Iwok
Ohio Ieee
Poneistraere
New York Custom House Jovena Committee Reported Delayed
The Gazette notes the Jovena Committee will not meet until Monday and mentions a presidential figure elected by legislative vote. It cites regional events from Tennessee to Maine, including court decisions and railroad consolidations, plus a storm rescue failure near Frog Point and local violent incidents in Council Bluffs and Mills County.
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New York Custom House Jovena Committee
Maine
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Tennessee
Council Bluffs
Clement McClausland
United States
Frog Point
C. T
McCla
Lowell
Mass
Cuyahoga Steam Furnance Company
F. W. Canault
Council Blu
Tatten
Attac
Mills County
Crawfordsville & Illinois Railroad Company
Toledo, Thorntown & St. Louis Railroad Company
Indiana
Toledo & St. Louis Air Line Railroad Company
Ohio
Toledo, Thorntown & St. Louis Air Line Railroad Company
River Traffic Reports From Atlantic to Ohio Rivers
River news from multiple cities shows rivers fluctuating from rising to falling, with measures in feet and inches. Varying weather from cloud cover and cold to rain and snow, boats arriving and departing at Cincinnati and Louisville, with several named vessels and canals noted.
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Moreantown
W. Va
Wheeling
the Express
Greensboro
Brownsville
Little Rock
Ark
Mary Boyd
Memphis
GaLiiro
Ohio
Oriole
Belle
Kanawha
Cat Letrspure
Nashville
Harpeth Shoals
Tyrone
Emma Graham
Granite State
Evansvil Inc
Robinson
PE. m
Fayette and Leclaire No
Jennie Howell
Arkansas River
Cotton Markets and City Reports Feb 28
New Oatrans reports a quiet cotton market with limited sales and stock changes. Charleston and Savannah show dull to easier conditions with midlings around 21 1 4 to 21 3 4 cents and modest coastwise exports and sales.
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Verreussia
Charleston
Savannah
Higher Law and Bribery Tales Across States
A reader argues the higher law predates Seward and Sumner, citing Rev. Duncan and other figures. The Kansas bribery report details money used to sway 1867 and 1871 Senate elections, naming Pomeroy Caldwell Clarke and others, with many payments tied to railroad interests and alleged conspiracies, and notes fugitives avoiding testimony.
Death of the Ancient Governor's Faithful Servant
Daniel Clarke, an African-born man who served as a loyal servant to Kentucky governors for over thirty years, died after a brief illness in Frankfort. Born in Africa and captured for slavery, he followed James Clarke to Washington and then served Governor Clarke in Frankfort, earning praise for integrity and steadiness. Recent legislation provided him a $12 monthly pension for life.
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Frankfort
Ky.) Commonwealth
Daniel Clarke
Jas. Clarke
Africa
Clarke County
James Clarke
Washington
Con
Clarke
Justi
Dante Clice
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