Chicago Germands to be addressed next week
Seester Schars will address the Germans of Chicago some day next week. Four hundred and forty-eight emigrants speared through Columbus last week. Prince Napoleon, while visiting Havre, was notified to depart the country. A portion of the Soldiers' Home at Day om by fire yes Rev. Dr. M. Jacobs, for forty years Professor of the Pennsylvania College, died at Gettysburg, Pa., Saturday. Later advices indicate that the Algerian insurrection against French authority has been almost entirely quelled.
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Valley Iron Company and two others file certificates
Special Dispatch from Columbus notes that the Valley Iron Company of Youngstown with 150000 capital, the Lincoln Building Association of Cincinnati with 400000 capital, and the Linwood and Delhi Railway Company in Hamilton County with 148000 capital filed their certificates. Capt A E Lee of Delaware, author of the Geological Survey law, is named as a candidate with county and state benefit prospects. Gen Sherwood departs for Washington on state census business for several weeks.
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New Y. July 24. Coreans forward Beneneit to Rear Admiral
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Pleasonton Removal Near at Hand
A Washington dispatch reports probable removal of General Pleasonton as a valuable officer resigns. The Times notes no immediate indications of a successor, with Douglass possibly acting until a replacement is named.
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Washington Dispatch
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Bowen and the President's pardon authority
Fragmentary text notes the President's power to grant pardons under the Constitution and discusses the scope and limits of executive clemency, referencing sections of the article and authority of the President.
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Camp Grant Accounted Indians Seek Peace After Talks
Journal from Camp Grant Arizona details negotiations with an Indian chief and his band. The meeting explored peace terms, a promised home, and supply needs, including corn and medicine. Troops kept a watchful eye, while delegation talks aimed to ease tensions and establish trust with local tribes.
Government Gets a Million and National Bank Circulation
In Savannah July 24, reports deny Senator Schurz severing ties with the Weather Post in Missouri and note Minister Thornton’s two week absence. The Ku Klux Committee ends examinations for now. National Bank circulation totals about 318.7 million with adds to Southern and Western states. Eastern and Middle states limited. Savannah customs house and official appointments listed among duties and fiscal items.
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Weather dampens Hyde Park meeting amid rain
Loxpox July 24 report notes a failed Hyde Park meeting with heavy rain keeping crowds small. Prince Frederick William of Prussia arrives at Osborne. Emperor and Empress of Brazil depart for Birmingham. Lonvor dispatches word of the bark Nickerson lost off the Cape of Good Hope with six aboard. Inmates from the old asylum have moved to the new building.
Dispute Over Taxable Items In Pleasonton Order
Special Dispatch reports a rift between Boutwell and Pleasonton over the scope of a ruling by Solicitor Banfield accepted by Secretary Boutwell. The tax on inter est and dividends will be enforced, while the attorney general disputes Pleasonton's authority. Courts may settle the issue as Congress delays.
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Serrano's Cabinet a Failure in Mapaiv Report
From Mapaiv on July 24 an observer notes the Serrano led cabinet is a failure and claims Serrano will not form another ministry. The report reflects political instability and questions over leadership.
Versailles court martial adjourned in Communist trial
Paris reports the Versailles court martial for Communist trial adjourned as six Republicans and Conservatives join forty-nine moderate Republicans in Sundays municipal polls. Favre persists in resigning amid bishops urged moral support for the Pope being rejected. Heavy payments toward the second half milliard indemnity noted.
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M. Bonvalet
Favre
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Ant
Disturbances Reported at Scutari in Constantinople
A dispatch from Constantinople reports disturbances at Scutari with few details. The trouble is described as likely religious in character.
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Loxvox
Constantinople
Oil Market Report From Meadvillite July Newswire
Meapvite Pa July 23 oil market shows quiet trading with spot prices steady across markets. Titusville reports a very quiet market at 4 50 on the spot while crude prices hold near 60 cents per barrel and refined at 22 to 23 cents for round lots as trade stabilizes.
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Titusville
Pittsburg Swindlers Target City Businesses
A case of alleged swindling unfolds as Lyman J Blanchard & Co opened a grocery and commission house at Wood Street and First Avenue offering deep discounts. The scheme reportedly used the initials of Leonard J Blanchard & Co to mislead. Losses unknown, sheriff handles the case, and the suspects fled Saturday night likely toward the East, with Cincinnati liquor dealers among the heaviest victims.
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Times and Chronicle
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First Avenue
Lyman J. Blanchard & Co
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Leonard J. Blanchard & Co
Weather Fronts Move East Across Regions
Weather report notes a high barometer and a moving system from the lakes to the Atlantic coast. An eastern low pressure area influences the area with temperatures remaining low in Virginia and the South Atlantic coast. Clear skies yield to threatening weather as rain progresses into Michigan and Tennessee.
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New York Dry Goods Market Report July 22
New York dry goods market shows activity below peak but steady for staples. Prices rise modestly for assorted fabrics including fine brown standards and broadcloths. wool shawls and a variety of textiles noted with ongoing inventory at Broadway and Amoskeag mills.
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Amoskeag
Central market reports steady week with limited leftovers
Market finished steady with few unsold cars and prices lagging last week. Prime to extra sold around five cents per unit, with overall prices down. The week closed with buyers and sellers showing cautious activity and a modest advance in evening trading.
Weather and river traffic update from Louogring and Monongahela
Special Dispatch reports dull business as seasonal river traffic proceeds. The Robin from Cincinnati arrives with four barges to be loaded with cement for St Louis then towed by Falls Pilot. Monongahela depth 28 inches, 3 inches below Saturday noon, Pool No 1 slack water to be drawn Wednesday if no rise occurs. Billy Parsons due from Parkersburg this afternoon.
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Times and Chronicle
Louogring
Falla
Portland Bar
Robin
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Varble
Leslie Combs
Ironton
Pomeroy
Prirristna
Monongahela
Billy Parsons
Parkersburg
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Curious incident described of bees and grave path for finerie
A Glasgow Herald correspondent reports a strange incident involving bees near a grave. The bees accompanied by tearful emotion drifted over the site before departing toward their hives, suggesting a curious local event tied to the grave or its surroundings.
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Glasgow Herald
Inquest Details After Civil Unrest Shooting
The coroner instructed jurors to determine how and when the deaths occurred with calm deliberation. Witnesses described shots fired and military response, citing a white handkerchief signal and a woman shot near Twenty fourth Street. Some bodies remained unidentified while others reported shots from a house window before further shots.
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Seane
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Someg Soniser
C. V. Lerdly
Twenty-fourth Street
Weather and markets glimpse through 1871 crop notes
The jog crop of 1871 in the West faces a 25 percent shortfall due to early melt and weak winter. Pennsylvania reports record-breaking breakups with 25 million feet less lumber moving down Susquehanna rivers. Lumber stock at river points on January 1, 1871 totals 159,192,665 feet, down from 209,161,157 feet in 1870, a drop of 49,968,494 feet. Wheat prices show No 1 Duluth at 129 dollars per thousand. Western corn at 58 cents. rye lower at 80 cents. freight costs modest but listed.
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