Yeer calls for six and a half million dollars
A sprawling bulletin lists diverse items: Yeer’s demand of 6.5 million. Cheek’s Brookville trial with modest outsider attendance. a delayed Congressional visit. legal arguments by Mr. Thomas and Mr. Steele. Maryland’s Dennis elected US Senator. Java floods and ship losses near Surat. a new Progressista club forms with 400 members. Chicago alderman Glade convicted. deaths of Rev. Dr. O. A. Lyman and others. a stabbing on the steamer Abeonsa. Senate hearing delays due to Senator Casserly. Spain’s Eapartero accepts the Prince title. large opera ticket sales in Louisville. Grand Duke Alexis’s Kansas stop. Abbeville fire. Miss Isabella Titus’s suicide. senators’ land preemption bill. Hawes’ Cave hotel fire. snow across Northwestern Ohio. and a Holland treaty note.
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Watson murder trial progresses with physician hearings
Special Dispatch from Evansville reports the Watson murder trial sees ongoing physician examinations. The defense was allowed to cross examine a witness connected to Dr. Johnson of Cincinnati, whose testimony differs from state physicians. Interest rises as proceedings likely conclude midweek.
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Dominion Board debates trade with United States
Ottawa January 19. Hon John Young opened discussion for a sollverein plan opposed by Mr Howland. Dominion delegates at St Louis discussed reciprocal trade on their terms. Lever and Hazard argued U S business interests favor free intercourse, Zollverein seen as only a suggestion. Delegation to Washington to meet National Board executive was approved.
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House Debates Election Case as Boles Faces Edwards
Edwards and Snyder discuss election cases with Boles against Edwards. A resolution refuses Edwards any time to testify, and Mr Starkweather reports a bill to fund Washington city debt with six percent gold bonds. A Texas bill to refund prewar frontier disbursements is referred. House adjourns to Monday.
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Chicago Real Estate Ring Delays Duties Bill Amid Remonstrance
Washington dispatch notes West Side Chicago realty ring seeks delay of a bill exempting Chicago building materials from duty. They fear central city building will boost suburban lot values and invite inflated schemes. U S District Attorney George C Bates of Utah arrived seeking removal of Territorial officers. Mexican American claims: 134 American and 122 Mexican. 81 American and 119 Mexican decided against. awards to 53 American claimants totaling 33000 and 3 Mexican claimants totaling 18800. 1700 claims awaiting decision.
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Fragmentary Washington hearing notes leak into press dispatches
Disjointed reports from New York and Washington sketch a tense scene at a Senate inquiry. The Herald and other papers relay accusations and denials surrounding President Lincoln era politics. Senators debate whether to expose broader charges or pursue targeted actions.
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Revelations From Clark County Blood Deed Rumors
Special dispatch to the Times and Chronicle reports Clark County tensions over a bloody deed. Two rival men are named only as rivals, with speculation about who instigated threats to Marion Park and claims white complicity. The Ledger hints at forthcoming public names and further disclosures.
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National Finance Committee Examines Tariff in Paris
Paris January 10. A fifteen member committee was named to thoroughly examine the tariff to boost revenue as the nation faces expenses. Casimir Perier, the current Interior Minister, will be succeeded by M Le Franc.
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Grand Duke Tours Colorado Canon and Denver Visit
The Grand Duke and party toured Clear Creek Canon near Golden City as they traveled from Denver to Golden City. They admired Rocky Mountain scenery and discussed mining outputs in Gilpin and Clear Creek Counties. The imperial train departed Denver at 10 PM for St Louis with stops planned at Kit Carson Topeka and Kansas City, amid Democratic hospitality from Colorado residents.
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Desperate Union foe Nangaref linked to Quantrell era
St Louis January 19 Alexander Manni Nangaref named Deputy Sheriff of Ui Parish ana and another man arrest records allege he aided Henry Truman and others in wartime actions. Officials describe Nangaref as a feared Confederate scout who served under Gen and was tried in 1864 by a military court in St Joseph, later pardoned. He claims Quantrell men in Louisiana framed him. River news note river falling with 5 ft 6 in at the coast and 3 ft on the falls. gates and port traffic updates follow.
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Sensation at a scranten Eric event shocks readers
A fragmented report highlights a volatile gathering involving stockholders and Workingmen's Antenn Meetor of Basic Rure. It notes a death by self harm during an installation dispute at a rector, and cites charges against Temmany tied to Fordham College.
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Thiers resigns as Assembly crisis looms
Paris reports Thiers has tendered his resignation to the Assembly amid great excitement. A Versailles dispatch says the premier feels personally affected by the tariff rejection. If accepted, German forces may reoccupy parts of France and a confidence vote is planned. Col Lemaxbow arrives to observe the French army. Heimbold rumored released. Croatian Diet dissolved after compromise breakdown.
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Legislation and committee actions in Athens and county
Afternoon session records show a resolution to print bonds for the Athens Lunatic Asylum debt and a Lake County school board bond authorization bill. A new rule of order requires committee chairmen to announce hearings for bills. The Finance Committee reported a Butler County Bar memorial for fees in the McGehan case without recommendation. Other actions include new officers elected and bills referred to committees, with jury law amendment passed.
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Mill declines to preside at Dilke mass meeting
England news reports John Stuart Mill declined to preside at the Charles Dilke mass meeting. A political contest for Parliament in the northern burghs was abandoned as Samuel Laird withdrew from the race.
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Young man shot himself while hunting near Ames
Isaac Russell, nineteen, son of Samuel Russell, a farmer five miles east of tv, accidentally discharged a gun he had set on a chair. The ball entered his left side and passed through the shoulder. Dr. Kiefer removed the ball and expects he will survive.
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Bribery Conviction Roils Chicago Alderman Glade
The January 20 Chicago scene centers on Alderman Glade convicted of bribery. Judge Tree overruled motions for new trial and arrest of judgment. Glade’s counsel plans another motion Monday. Reportedly six more Aldermen will be indicted next week by the Grand Jury.
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Leininger Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicles from Pittsburg reports Peter Leininger was found guilty of murder in the second degree for the death of Jacob Duffield, an elderly man in South Isbury, after a trial that concluded this forenoon.
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