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A scrambled U S article notes Was a Bryant sailing for Vea Mew Orleane-Casey not removed from Collectorship. San Francisco reports Yosemite from Hong Kong arriving with teas. Rondout N Y John Road bustler died after horse incident. Harrisburg arrests for will alterations and two public Easter addresses planned in Manchester. A new afternoon paper appears as central party seeks coalition out the Malt. Gehmele on murder new trial verdict not guilty. Obituary Bishop of Jamaica dies. Justice Sprague dies after illness. Rev Arthur Brooks accepts call to Gt James Church. Territory suffrage for U S citizens advance. Omaha officials oppose Pacific Railroad eastern terminus move. Brooklyn police enforce Sunday liquor sale ban. Reform Committee reports Registrar of Arrears salary position. Wm A Britton case. Butler grafts discussed. Butler’s recovery and return anticipated next week.
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Docketed Mormon Issue and Senate Fray Stir Debate
The case involving the Mormon problem remains on the docket with a month to a decision. General Porter and General Babcock will be examined before the New York Custom House Investigating Committee. A heated Senate scene followed Conkling's resolution demand for a full list of appointments, as Tipton and Trumbull era rivals clashed, phrases flying amid partisan tension.
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Prisoners escape and suspect outside aid in Hillsporo dispatch
Special Dispatch to the Times reports two prisoners breaking from a jail, escaping with a hand car from an engine house and claiming they were Chicago fire survivors. Recapture attempts continue as officials note outsiders may aid recent escapes. authorities discuss possible investigations and political implications in Kansas and Missouri.
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Lady Bejeets a Burglar-New Iria Asked im Roepe Case-Parents Charg:e with Infanticide
A news item reports a woman guest in a home, a jury conviction of a suspect who killed herself last April, and a bank robbery relation. It notes a rapist victim described as a seventeen year old Irish girl, plus a couple Lorenzo Brusman and Nannie married last October in Polk Church. A daughter born February 14, a suicide burial the same night, an inquest February 24 with death by violence verdict, and a father in Dayton jail with the mother being summoned as Squire Reeves to try the case Wednesday.
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Condition of Revolutionary Affairs Threatens International Diffculy
New York Herald republication claims a major crisis in revolutionary affairs risks triggering an international difficulty. The piece mentions Abram Beal and alleged political corruption tied to a long service in the New York Protestant community and damages claimed in a coal mining dispute against Charles Hutchison. It also previews a Washington dispute and an expose on press influence. Arrivals include Baltic and Wisconsin from Liy, with court proceedings and a Judiciary Committee appearance noted.
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Unclear fragment from New York date note
Fragmentary report dated February 25 from New York references Brownsville Texas and Rio Grande customs with vague mentions of special civil officials. Details are garbled and cannot identify a clear event or individuals.
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Journeys of the Prince to Italian lakes after thanksgiving
A report notes the Prince of Wales will tour the Italian lakes abroad for two months following Thanksgiving. The page also includes river news from New Argany with water levels, several freight and vessel references, and a long, dense section on church and educational matters with statistics and board actions from Kentucky and related conferences.
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Disturbances and Excitement Across Antwerp Tonight
Reports from Antwerp say late night rioting dispersed by gendarmes. Count de Chambord resisting French monarchist manifesto, with deputations from various towns. Streets crowded, clashes between Clericals and Liberals, several wounded. Citizens armed themselves as authorities prepare to curb rioting.
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The Succession in the Priesthood Telegram Report
A private telegram from Baltimore yesterday stated that Father Caskey, Vicar General of that diocese, was dying in concep. Telegrams were sent to the state for the supervening administrator pending designation.
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Japanese Embassy Arrives in Curiaco for Stay
The Japanese Embassy and cortege arrived at two o'clock in Curiaco and moved to quarters at the Tremont for several days. Highwayman George Smith pleaded guilty today to five or six bold robberies and was held in five hundred dollars on each count.
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Highwayman's Trial Set in March at Beana
Special dispatch reports State versus Fred Miller the highwayman who tried to kill Simon Oberlin about four weeks ago. Oberlin is alive. Joseph Dion the famous billiardist and Harry Choaté the Ohio champion are in town and will give an exhibition in Smith's billiard parlor this evening.
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American counsel at work in Geneva arbitration
The United States counsel before the Geneva Arbitration prepare their reply to Britain. They expect England to agree to arbitration but believe the Gladstone Ministry may be out of power before it happens. Thiers opposes Count de Chambord remaining at Antwerp. Subscriptions to the indemnity fund rise to twenty three million francs as fear of war debt persists. A Berlin stock panic follows news from London about Washington treaty constructions.
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Investigation Postponed and Duties Repeal Planned
A scheduled inquiry into CustomHeoauxe matters was postponed while a repeal of stamp duties is proposed. Formey’s successor is selected in connection with ongoing fiscal and administrative reforms affecting tax collection and governance.
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