Don Carlos Submits to French Armistice Terms
The Times reports Don Carlos entering negotiations through Paris with Gen. Cissey, allowing officers to keep swords and horses but requiring obedience to orders. Government hints at refusing asylum, while Canovas del Castillo confirms no concessions to Carlists and unconditional submission noted.
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Destructive Sunday Night Storm Damages St Charles Area
A violent Sunday night storm in St Charles causes widespread destruction across the county. Residents report homes swept away, several injuries including a broken limb and hip, and debris carried hundreds of yards. A witness describes a stable collapse and nearby areas left in ruin as rescuers sift through rubble.
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Irreconcilable Democracy No Hope for a Currency Compromise
A clipped AP story notes turmoil in Washington with mentions of territorial government for Indian Territory Oklahoma and party caucus failures. It cites the Ways and Means tariff debate and Senator Morton defending his name amid an Esima Mine controversy, calling the use of his name an outrage.
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Impeachment Debate Delayed as Louisiana Senate Adjourns
The Louisiana Senate adjourned after impeachment proceedings against Governor William P Kellogg were interrupted by the House of Representatives. The House had impeached Kellogg for high crimes and misdemeanors but refused to present specific charges or witness testimony, prompting debates on legality and adjournment to an unspecified later date.
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River News Briefs From Across Stations
Special dispatches report river conditions with ice and cold weather across cities. The river is falling slowly with clear to cold skies. packets run on time as freight traffic remains active, including the Robert Mitchell and Granite State on various routes. Seasonal Mardi Gras impact dulls inland business while Louisville and Nashville hub stations note modest activity and mostly clear conditions.
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Telegraphic Brevities Highlight Unclear Contests
Brief notices report outstanding legal tenders at 370 943 dollars with no Democratic currency caucus accord. Items mention Indiana Oratorio Association event at Asbury University Greencastle, a California workshop fire causing 700 000 dollars loss, murder accusation cases, New Orleans festivities, Hong Kong merchant alliance, Japanese protectorate moves in Corea, a Monsennere prince leading insurrection, Kentucky and Indiana legislative moves, a Harlin Fes steamer incident, and a looming lockout due to wage schedule disputes.
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Babcock Receives Senate Demand and Acquittal Praise
General Babcock was presented in the Senate with the President's message and congratulated on his recent acquittal. The Democratic Caucus remains divided over financial plans, with thirteen favoring a three percent reserve and repeal of parts of the Resumption Act, while five back a single repeal proposal.
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Mardi Gras parade draws crowds from N Naw Albany area
Special Dispatch reports Louisville Mardi Gras festivities attracting thousands from Cincinnati and Jeffersonville. A Phan tome of the Nile appears with an organization linked to the Ku Klux in the night parade.
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Republican State Convention Noms Hard Money Ticket
The Republican State Convention met at Allym Heil and organized with temporary chairman John Snowden and permanent president Stephen W Kellogg of Waterbury. Ticket nominated includes Governor Henry C Robinson and Lieutenant Frederick J Kings, with Jerem Olney as Comptroller and Jacob Reed as Dea appears. Kellogg praised Grant veto for anti inflation stance and urged reforms in finance and public schools.
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Sunday Tornado Ravages Henderson and Christian Counties
Private advices report a devastating tornado sweeping Henderson and Christian Counties Kentucky in a northeasterly path. It destroyed outbuildings and injured many, with two Black individuals killed and several others seriously hurt. No damage estimates yet.
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Embezzlement Case Ties to St Louis Mill Fire
In St Louis on February 29, F B Curtis, long time manager of a retail firm, faced admission of embezzling $19,000. Discrepancies in his accounts linger. A large Goodrich flour mill at Jerseyville was burned last night with losses around $22,000, insured for $14,000. Insurance firms include Penn Fire Amaton Citizens and others with $1,000 to $2,500 per policy.
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Fire at Auna implicates Sizable Property Loss
Fire at Auna on February 29 caused extensive damage to multiple properties. Principal losses include John E.iar with 6,000 dollars insured for 4,000. T. Jan dry goods with 6,000 on building. Doyie Beildine 1,000 insured. other insured values 3,800 and 2,000. many smaller items uninsured. Authorities suspect arson. damages total around 20,000 dollars with limited insurance coverage overall.
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Currency Reform and Sunday School Debate Highlight 19th Century Meeting
Fragmented report surveys a tariff reduction order, verbal contracts in transport, and a push to regulate Sunday schools. It notes a Greenback meeting in the city with union leaders speaking on currency and industrial policy, plus a tribute to Charles Edward Whitley, a composer who died at 52.
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Republic peace abroad and progress at home urged
Lyons reports Gambetta’s programme as peace abroad and progress at home urging conciliatory policy. Don Carlos left for Perris, possibly England. Heartbreaking Danube flood damages New Perth area. 12,000 of 13,000 Althorpe inhabitants affected. Grosvenor moves in Britain with escort. Spanish coast guard vessel seizes English trader, prize taken to Gibraltar. Bank bullion today and Montreal sugar refinery shuts with 300 workers laid off.
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Buried Cable End Recovered by Faraday in New York
The steamship Faraday arrived with the buried cable ends recovered near New York. The vessel has buoyed both ends together and now awaits clear weather to splice the line, signaling progress in restoring the undersea communications link.
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Carnival crowds fill city streets amid mask parades
The city embraces a lively carnival scene as Misrale Ki dominates the festivities. Steamers Andy Byam and larker arrive with pleasure seekers, trains run crowded, and the Ulks Krewe of mulley along with the Meaphi parade promise a dazzling evening schedule.
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Indictments Pending Against Hesing Addressed
CHICAGO February 24 A C Hesing who was recently reported as having left the city and gone to Canada an account of indictments pending against him ere returned this morning will appear in the United States Court March 7 Chester L Rook Chief Deputy Collector of county Collector of Internal Revenue was removed from the service yesterday and shortly after a French warrant for his arrest issued It was understood that he is out of town at pres ent that the warrant has not been served on him
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Massachusetts Emigrants Lead Charge to Shiquito Valley
A party of forty five young men left Boston last night to form a colony in the Shiquito Valley. The group intends to establish settlement and advance the settlement effort for the new colony.
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Maritime arrivals at Marine New York report foggy lines
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Market report fragment lists grains and futures trends
The text records numerous commodity quotes and futures actions for wheat corn oats rye barley and related markets with dates February 20 February 29 and March, noting prices for No 1 white and No 2 red, cash and futures levels, and mixed market activity in mills and docks. It preserves identifiers like Milwaukee and New York spots and futures months while highlighting dullness or firmness in grains and flour markets.
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Forty Fourth Congress Faces Funding and Committees
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INVESTIGATION AND TRANSFERS MARK FRAGILE REPORT
Washington February 2 The Emma Mine investigation resumes after a witness testifies about a 1871 Utah case and a possible offer of legal fees. Senate testimony touches on Governor Morton and J Judge McKean removal. Treasury transfers reassign revenue supervisors and a nod for a new Indian agency agent nomination is withdrawn.
Council Proceedings and Local Notices From Hamilton
A garbled 19th century notice set reports of several items including ill residents Tine Miller and George P. Bon in Hamilton Eston Mardi Gras events and church meetings. It also mentions repairs to a suspension ridge, the Hawthorne Clan gathering, a smallpox case, and a council communications about plans to build coal gas works with private and public lighting duties and ten year terms for gas rights.
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State Penitentiary Fire Sparks Major Loss
February 28 report describes a destructive blaze at the State Penitentiary confined to the main workshop. Fire and police forces aided by military units arrived. most inmates were locked up and no further services were required. Estimated damage around 300000, with one third attributed to California Furniture Manufacturing Company and Porter, Bia & Sningir involved in furniture contracts.
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Impeachment Proceedings Stir New Orleans Sentiment
February in New Orleans reflects mixed views on Governor impeachment. The Picayune notes a brief, comical portrayal of events with scenes in the lower chamber and the upper house of the General Assembly.
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Forney Arrival Delayed Meet at River Planned
A welcome party led by the Centennial Commission Mayor Scakely and local press went to the river this morning to meet Forney, who did not arrive in the city last evening as expected but was slated to arrive this afternoon. Citizens gathered to greet him.
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Shipment of Gold Coin to Havana
New York on February 2 reports a gold shipment to Havana as part of a two million purchase from last Friday. The plan includes two hundred thousand in Spanish doubloons, with American gold coins as a substitute if needed.
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Towboats Depart With Coal Tows From Coal Valley
A dispatch from Cincinnati notes a mixed fleet including Sem.larke and J. A. Blackmore arriving, with several towboats carrying coal. The Carrie rs departs for Zanesville this afternoon, Emma Graham arrives from Cincinnati and returns tomorrow, Rever and barges head to St. Louis Thursday evening. Weather is cloudy and cool.
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