Washington Cabinet Seeks Arbitral Submission Date
Special Dispatch reports Aprilee Secretary says Britain will not abandon the Treaty of Washington but will submit its counter reply to the American case to the arbitrators on the 15th inst. Dispatches from Mexico suggest war danger has lessened and affairs are calmer. Minister Curtin plans resignation after leave and may join the Cincinnati movement. The British minister and President Grant discuss slave trade provisions in rare secrecy.
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Times and Chronicle
WasHineTox
Curtin
Cincinnati Movement
Grant
Oceanus Explodes Near Cairo Killing Many on Board
Carmo Illinois April 11. The steamer Oceanus exploded near Brooks Point thirty miles above Cairo after dawn, tearing the upper works from the ship and catching fire. Survivors were rescued by the Belle St Louis and Shreve crews. many officers and passengers are missing or dead, with estimates up to sixty to seventy lost. The Grand Tower later reported additional survivors and deaths, while the cause remained undetermined.
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Carmo
Ill
Oceanus
Red River
St. Louis
Brooks’ Point
Cairo
Pilot Thompson
John Lumaden
Marble City
Harry Treffpilst
Reeder
Fisher
Shreve
Alexander Kennedy
Kennedy
Geo. Keethly
Henry M. Worsham
Charles Worsham
Jules Dempewolf
Charley Mavay
Watson’s Landing
Harris
Belle St. Louis
Belle St
St. Louiis
Democrat
Berens
Carter
Ohio State Christian Sunday School session adjourns in Dayrox
Dayrox O April 12 Special Dispatch reports the Ohio State Christian Sunday School Association concluded a three day session in the city. Large turnout and keen interest from delegates and citizens highlighted the event as reports note progress on the Dayton Short-Line project with headquarters established locally and rail laying two miles south of Franklin.
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Times and Chronicle
Dayrox
Ohio State Christian Sunday School Association
Otte
Twilisceen
Dayton
Franklin
Parliament Debate on Remains and Teeter Non Cas
The fragment suggests a discussion in Parliament about a head of remains and a submission to Teeter non cas. It references beds and a mother, indicating a contested or cautionary political speech with uncertain context and no clear resolution.
Democratic State Central Committee backs passive policy for presidential campaign
A New York dispatch reports Albany meeting of the Democratic State Central Committee endorses passive strategy and looks to the Cincinnati Convention to shape the party's presidential program. Messages from Governor Our and Mr. Tiden reflect unity. In New Orleans a committee describes permanent organization names James H. pe Feet as president and signals to hold conventions in Cincinnati. Pinchback condemns Sumner and vows to stay in convention to oppose his stance.
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New York
the Times
Democratic State Central Committee
Albany
Our
Tiden
Cincinnati
People ‘S National Convention
New Orleans
Nami
James H. Pe
Sapechaun
Geet
Spit Mapa
Ets
Fiaby
Serer
Rigebee
Committee On
Harolson
Vnati Seneetion
Demearsie
Pinchback
Charles Sumner
Pinchbeck
Saeed
Sumner
Republican Convention of Florida Chooses Walls as Chairman
At camp in ILLE FL A April 11 delegates elected T Walls permanent chairman and H Edwards secretary. Delegates to Philadelphia included J T Walls Butler J A Armstrong Hiram Potter four white two colored. Convention described as harmonious and endorsing Grant.
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Florida
Ille
Fla
T. Walls
Pag H. Edwards
Philadelpha
J.T. Walls
Butler
J. A Armstrong
Hiram Potter
Desreeies
Indorses
Irant
Cattle Thieves Provocation Crosses Rio Grande Reported
Matamoras April 11 local war updates say government troops hold the high ground above and below the river while revolutionists control upper roads and communications with the interior. Fort Brown prepared by patrolling the Red River front. A Mexican party crossed the Rio Grande at night, released three cattle, then retreated to the Mexican side. Texans notified Brownsville authorities to forward depredation details to President Grant.
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Matamoras
Reignosa
Tampico
McCook
Fort Brown
Red River
Abe
Oases
Neur
Bee
Amons
Rio Grande
New York
Matamorassa
Rio Grande Maine
Edinberg
Brownsville
Preeidsat Groot
River traffic reports and weather accompany April river rise
Special dispatches from Evansville and surrounding ports describe slow river fall after morning rain and a rise of 2 the last 24 hours. Towboats and packets moved upriver and downriver with arrivals at Cincinnati and Louisville amid strong winds and a late thunderstorm. Weather is clearing and warm as river conditions shift with the wind and rain.
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Evansville
Arlington
Cincinnati
Alice Dean
New
Cairo
Vast fires and political upheavals across nations reported
A series of calamities and political moves fill the reports. Guatemala declares war on Honduras and El Salvador as disaster talks unfold. New Brunswick prorogues, Havana governorship changes, and storms affect the Merrimac River. Haiti sees a revolution amid massacres while the O'Connor jury convicts with punishment.
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Guatemala
Honduras
San Salvador
New Brunswick
Zabalea
Madrid
Havana
Senor Moreno
Senators and House debate on pensions and disabilities in 1860s Senate
The record outlines Senate and House actions including removal of political disabilities in West Virginia and a $2000 pension to Adm Portra gat's widow. It notes committee discussions on the Miami Indian Reservation partition, adjustments to consular pay, and a General Assembly process. The Presbytery proceedings cover licensure and ordination of missionaries, Sunday school work, and upcoming funeral for Rev. Maxwell P. Gaddis.
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Senate
Davis
W.va
West Virginia
Edwines
Adm
Howe
Hajalin
Stevenson
St. Croix
Forbes
Georgia
Trumbull
Committee On Finance
Secretary of the Treasury
Chicago
Pratt
Grant and
Wabash Counties
Indiana
Mon
Spenter
Cole
United States
Stewart
Japan
Legation
M. McKnight
J. W. Sanderson
Mesers
Oldfather
Phillips
Sanderson
Menara
Persia
Lane Seminary
Merrow
Ohio
I. J. Cushman
Young man attacked in hotel robbery after meeting stranger
John Frazier, traveling to New Orleans, met Henry Miller on a Columbus train. They dined at Railroad Hotel on Front and Broadway and shared a room. Miller left briefly early morning, then vanished, taking Frazier’s coat, a cane, a gold watch and chain, prompting detectives to pursue Miller by noon.
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John Frazier
Columbus
New Orleans
Henry Miller
Frazier
Railroad
Front Street
Broadway
Miller
Heisa
Custody Battle in Common Pleas Over Britten Children
In a Common Pleas case Judge Force presides over Britten seeking custody of two children from his separated wife. Testimony portrays Mrs Britton as of violent temper while Britten’s fitness for custody is argued. Other prosecutions noted include Bernard Stave assault with intent to kill, Clara Lowimers embezzlement, James Gaffney biting ear, and Henry Hannan petty larceny with sentences.
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Mary E. Britten
George Ft. Britten
Edward Purcell
Wison
Mar Haye
Purcell
R. M. Bishop
Tenper
Sd Ins
Britten
Britton
Pfau
Mr. Britton
Jacob Pfau
Bernard Stave
Ataruses
Clara Lowimers
Ema -Lareeny
Pa A
James Gaffney
Thomas Ryan
Henry Hannan
Ood
Dayton
Mery
Probate Court Rules Will Of H A Bosse In Matters
In probate before Judge Hoeffer the will of H A Bosse was admitted for probate. Maria F Bosse was named executrix and Person ing lotsa realy was appointed administrator with the will annexed. De bonis non of Henry Dun can is listed. Assets total seven thousand dollars in personality and ten thousand dollars in realty.
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Hoeffer
H. A Bosse
Maria
Lotsa Realy
de Bonis Non
Henry
Duncan
Dearth of News Doings at Capitol on April 12
Special Dispatch from Wasulatos reports a slow session as the House resumes consideration of the Legislative Appropriation Bill and the Senate handles the Abbott-Vance contested election case. No investigations or committees were in session, and interest remains low.
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Times and Chronicle
Wasulatos
Capitol
House
Senate
Abbott-Vance
Congress
Oceanus disaster steamer Belle St Louis lists dead saved
St Louis scene after the Oceanus disaster as Belle St Louis brings ashore twenty eight survivors and seven bodies. The list names dead missing and saved including passengers C F Hull J H Linderman and Geo Constable and wife. Crew deaths include Alf Reeder Worsham Tripp and John Harris. Bombardment details describe explosion middle boiler, scalded bodies, limited lifeboats, and rescue by Captain Reeder and Clerk Worsham with life preservers.
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Alex, Connelly
John Reddy
Morgan Foley
Camrars
M. Slight
Girard
George Baren
Geo
Negles’ Circus
Pete Wagoner
Mt. Pleasant
Texas
Albert Johnson
Bloomington
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Alf. Reeder
H. W. Worsham
Clas. Worsham
Harry Tripp
John Harris
Geo. Wiggins
Chas. Demperwolf
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Allen Cook
Henry Magustaky
Billy Heilmer
Wm. Wise
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Ben. Buck
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Billy Hart
Mat. O'Shea
F. Johnson Jenkins
Shreveport
Charles Carpenter
Portsmouth
Ohio
John Frey
Mount Pleasant
Matthew Scully
Grand Rapids
Mich
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Corsicana
C. Bloomer
G. F. Beatty
Henderson
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C. Looman
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Robert Chew
Junction City
Kansas
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John B. Martin
Belleview
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Rochester
Minn
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Oscar Joxece
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J. B. Stewart
Forest Lamme
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Martin Needham
Mike O’neally
Henry Smith
Martin Ball
John Rose
Chas. Zimmer
Charles Worsham
Charles Demperwolf
Cairo
B. Fisher
Atlantic and Pacific Circus
Constable
California
Frank Slate
Geo. Keithly
Keithly
Reeder
Henry M. Worsham
Wallace
Senate Temperance Committee reports on Adair law bills
Columbus April 12. Senator Amos signed the report in favor of indefinite postponement, creating a committee majority. Holden is injured after a fall from his horse. Smith's freight and lates on railroads bill failed 16 to 15, then was laid on the table. Brinsmade to speak at Mount Vernon on St. John’s Day. Gen. Young declined Day ton GA R dedication. Gen. Keiffer chosen in his stead.
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Times and Chronicle
CoLumbus
Amos
Senate Committee
Kizor
Holden
Smith
Brinsmade
Mount Vernon
St. John’s
Thomas L. Young
Dayton
Keiffer
Horse-Whipping at the Galt House in Louisville
In the Galt House rotunda Louisville on April 12 Peter Fox a local lawyer attacked Watterman Otties son of a Cleveland merchant with a rawhide while carrying a revolver. Otties fled through the rotunda offices halls and out the front doors pursued by Fox.
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Times and Chronicle
LouisviLlg
Galt House
Peter Fox
Watterman Otties
Otties
Cleveland
Ohio
Fox
Troy Hatchet Killing Ends in Woman Arrest
A white man, Safford Sutherland, was killed by a hatchet wielded by Mrs Meadly, after he tried to enter her Canal street home despite prior threats. The inquest is set for today, and Meadly remains jailed awaiting examination. The victim was about 35 with no family. Meadly is described as well connected but with a bad reputation.
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Times and Chronicle
Troy, O
Safford Sutherland
Wind toppled Will-board injuring schoolboys near court yard
BELLEFONTAINE April 12 A large Will-board set up yesterday by Van Amburgh's Circus in the Court-House yard was blown down by the wind this morning. Several small school boys were buried beneath it but none were seriously injured. they were more frightened than hurt.
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The
Times and Chronicle
Bellefontaine
van Amburgh
Memorial resolution honors death of Erastus Corning
A memorial resolution commemorates the death of Erastus Corning, detailing the legislative context and noting that concurrent amendments and the Appropriation Bill were discussed and approved as a whole. It records the formal tribute by the Senate and related procedural actions.
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Erastus Corning
River and Coal Boom Aboard River Steamers
Special Dispatches note Monongahela River levels at 13 feet 10 inches and 7 feet 10 inches at Oil City with coal shipments starting southward. About 350,000 bushels aboard boats bound for Louisville and staggered consignments to New Orleans Louisville and St Louis. Weather hints rain as river rises to 18 feet at Louisville with numerous steamers listed.
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Times and Chronicle
Prrtspure
Monongahela
Oil City
Sienenck
Cincinnati
Juniata
Cin
Carrie Brooks
Wheeling
Louisville
F. H. Coursin
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John Lynch
James Burns
James Lynn
Samuel Rich
Gon
Hi. H. Collins
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J. C. Doane
Milo Gibson
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Charles
New Orleans
J. H. Bigley
Hawk
Smoky City
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Dexter
Wageries Giant
Coal City
Stella and Fox
St. Louis
Granite State
Portsmouth
England Declares Policy on Geneva Arbitration and Alabama Claims
The Times reports Britain will file its Geneva counter case on April 15 while opposing U S claims for indirect damages. If the United States delays abandonment of the consequential damages claim, Britain may withdraw ratification of the Treaty of Washington. The Echo says Lord Chief Justice Dale and Justice Cockburn will skip the Geneva Board meeting on the 15th.
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England
the Times
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United States
Britain
Washington
Echo
Dale
Cockburn
Great Britain
Castelar Calls for United States of Europe in Sevillé Speech
Castelar a Spanish Republican told Sevillé last night his party seeks a United States of Europe and the creation of a universal republic. He outlined a broad international federation and argued for republican solidarity across nations.
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Sevillé
United States of Europe
Return of Claims Commissioner Refused to Go to Geneva
A report from Lonpor says a member of the American Brill Joint Claims Commission quarantined in Washington will soon visit England then Geneva and refuses to return to the U S A government inquiry may be raised in Parliament tonight Washington reports confirm Russell Gurney will not go to Geneva and plans to return to America
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Mani Tae
American Brill Joint Claims Commission
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England
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America
Associated Press
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