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The New York correspondent notes the President may push through several state policy moves before leaving office. He began the week with Nicaragua recognition, naval orders to resist Britain at San Juan, and measures to escalate disputes with England. He plans vetoes, dismissal of the British Minister, and rejection of arbitration on Central American questions. Emigration from Ireland continues as thousands seek land in US or Canada, per the Tuam Herald, which cites hard land access and high rents as drivers of departure.
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Mail arrival and European dispatches report
The report notes steamship Falton bringing mail by the seventh and contrasts it with Canada’s slower delivery. It mentions European military and political developments, including Vienna's cabinet, Prussia's ambassador, Danubian affairs, Mecca, and conscription in Valencia, with various estimates and unofficial confirmations from newspapers and officials.
Debated Arbitration Reply In House of Commons
The House of Commons discussed the status of arbitration with the United States. Members debated whether an answer had been received and whether to proceed with the motion on Friday to allow time for U S response, amid questions on Anglo American interests and previous notices.
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Paris Letter Reveals Abandoned Residence Mystery
In a late letter from Paris to the Boston Post, a lurid story emerges of a hotel owner who hires a hotel on the coast years ago and later abandons the residence. When the owner fails to renew, authorities act and a removal follows. A domestic recalls the master’s absence as a coffin is found in the grand salon with the dead son inside.
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Irish Petition for Office Ends in Jail Cell
The Philadelphia Sun reports on job seekers facing trouble securing positions. Charles O Neal, an Irish man, acted disruptively during a tenant election petition and was jailed after a deputy ordered confinement. Another Irish man was found on the steps and also jailed.
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Frank Ball and two men linked to Sunderland lecturer tale
A garbled notice describes Frank Ball, famed as a medium and lecturer on truth, connected with Sunderland and a controversy over an alleged ant paper. It mentions Ball living in California and a reference to two other men seen with him on a voyage or passage.
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Poverty Poxmasyp We Learn at a Democratic Meeting
A report from a Democratic gathering notes discussions on poverty relief and policy aims. Attendees include local party officials and residents who weigh proposed programs and funding. The article emphasizes community input and practical steps.
Great City Event Marred by Disruption at Ceremony
An official event led by the ex Mayor faced interruptions as attendees and speakers clashed. The crowd saw a tense atmosphere with admonitions to respect the occasion and notes of dissatisfaction about conduct. An observer recalls a chaotic scene, then a return to proceedings and a glimpse of political talk in California.
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Senate Committees and Sumner Attack Sparks Debate
The Senate votes to elect a five member committee to investigate priv ileges and remarks amid a dispute over Brooks and Keitt’s assault on Charles Sumner. Debate centers on the preamble and need for an official inquiry while figures deny preconcert and address law and order in Congress. The session adjourns with reports from committees and military inquiries in Kansas.
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Havana dispatch reports Spanish squadron plans against Mexico
A Herald correspondent from Havana says Brigadier General M. E. sailed under a forged name to present to pay indemnities to Spain. Spain plans a small squadron with two steamers two frigates and brigantines to Vera Cruz to overawe Mexico over losses from its independence war.
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