Washington and Southern Railroad Passenger Schedule
Condensed schedule of trains including Vestibuled Limited and Exposition Flyer between New York, Washington, Atlanta, Montgomery, Birmingham, Memphis, and New Orleans with through sleepers and dining cars. Notes on Tuesday and Thursday connections from Richmond to Atlanta and from Atlanta to Richmond on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Officials listed.
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Pullman
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New Orleans
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Montgomery
Memphis
Birmingham
United States Fast Mail
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Exposition Flyer
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Danville
Greensboro
Gordon Opposes Confederate Parade Link to New York
General Gordon of the United Confederate Veterans discusses the planned July 4 joint parade with G A R leaders. He confirms Richmond reunion dates July 30 through August 1 would not be changed without majority camps support, cites host city convenience, and asserts ex Confederate pride in not joining the New York parade while stressing cordial ties with Union soldiers. It ends with a proverb about money and morality.
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G.A.R
New York
Washington
Walker
Gordon
United Confederate Veterans
Confederate Veterans
Richmond
Houston
Tex
United Confederate
Kentucky
Frankfort
Rozel Weissinger
Blackburn
Bly
Hume
Sgpienator Weissinger
General Assembly
Stege
Loninville
Wilson
Dr. Hunter
United States
Cuban resolutions dominate House and Senate briefing
The 54th Congress navigates Cuban resolutions with a House-Senate conference. The House adopts a neutral stance urging calm and urging U S good offices for a Cuban settlement. The Senate debates recognition, with Allen pressing for proclamation of Cuban independence and clashes over procedural courtesy. A conference report on the Cuban resolution is set for Monday.
Senate Proceedings Deliberate Seating Du Pont Senator Delayed
At 3 15 p m Mr Mitchell presented his resolution seating Mr Du Pont as senator from Delaware. The matter was ruled a question of higher privilege than the conference report on Cuban resolutions, causing Cuba to be set aside for later consideration.
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Hitt
Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
Houses
House of Representatives
Congress
Cuba
United States
Spain
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Allen
Nebraska
Hale
Maine
Chandler
New Hampshire
Georgia
Bartlett
United States Court
Tate
Southern Mail
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Colorado
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Chauteau
Valle
Judiciary Committee
Hill
TB. V. Debs
Sherman
Hartman
Montana
Cleveland
Presbyterian Mission Board
New York
Powers
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Miles
Maryland
Hepburn
White House
Trartman
Grosvenor
Republican
Ohio
Hoar
Massachusetts
Committee On Foreign Relations
Mgr
Hung
Legation
Garon von Kettlar
Mendonea
Brazil
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Ganks
Mr. Hate
General Grant
Mr. Gray
Mr. Hale
Mr. Sherman
France
England
Mitchell
Mr. Dupont
Delaware
Durant Case Delays Hanging in California Murder
The Durant murder case extends delays as Theodore Durant remains in the county jail awaiting supreme court action. An April 6 deadline nears for a final ruling while prosecutors seek more time for filings and a potential submission to the high court.
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Rhinche Lamont
Find
Blanche Pout
Theodore Durant
Wit
Etill
Francisco
Supreme Court
Durant
Infant
California
LAPOINT A CRACK SHOT ONE MAN DEAD AND SEVEN WOUNDED
At Brockville Ontario shortly before noon Monday Lapoint appeared on Perth street carrying a double barreled shotgun. In the ensuing shooting Peter Moore chief of police was killed. Rose and Linsley were wounded along with several others including Dickson Kilborn Boyd Stagg Ired Stagg McCormack and Deboreau. Lapoint about forty lives eight miles from town and described as an expert hunter who has shown signs of insanity and recently drank heavily.
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Brockville
Ont
Lapoint
Perth Street
Peter Moore
Rose
Linsley
Dickson
Sam Kilborn
Robert Boyd
George Stagg
Ired Stagg
Robert McCormack
Boundary blue book on Venezuela claims issued in London
A London dispatch reports the government has issued the expected Venezuelan blue book titled Documents and Correspondence Relating to the Question of the Boundary of Venezuela. The 443 page volume includes a maps book and begins with forty pages of history from 1520 to 1890. It covers periods up to 1840 and appends claims, dispatches, and a concluding summary.
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Venezuela
Booths Plan New Salvation Army in New York
Ballington Booth led the first meeting for a new Salvation Army in Cooper Union New York City. The packed hall heard him express a desire to continue aiding the poor and lowly and to establish a hundred Salvation Armies in the country.
National Capital Doings of Chiefs and Departments
Summary of congressional filings on contested Alabama election case Aldrich vs Robbing, banking bill favoring note issuance backed by bonds, Ericsson torpedo boat trial findings, and a political lean in Bankhead anti option efforts. Also notes on alien contract protests by Georgia cotton mills, machine imports, and Venezuelan blue book reception. Describes wage dispute bills, debt and cash balances, and a new flag design aligning stars in six rows for statehood.
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Aldrich
Alabama
Robbins
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Johnson
Indiana
Treasury
Ericsson
New London
Conn
Miiesson
House Committee On Agriculture
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Bankhead
Black
Augusta Mills
Turner
Atlanta
Lanier Mills
West Point
Treasury Department
Carlisle
W. Harper
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Congress
Debs
Sarper
Lamont
Herbert
Utah
Army
Navy
Sykes Holds Off Regulators After Fatal Shootout
In Hillsboro Florida Bowen Sykes repels a mob of fifteen masked Regulators with a Winchester rifle fatally wounding four and mortally wounding others. He identifies the four as Barnes brothers Gilliland and Driggers. Six more neighbors are reported wounded. Sykes swears warrants against the mob and vows to stay if needed to defend his home.
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Penn
Hillsboro County
Florida
Sykes
John
Alonzo Barnes
John Gilliland
Dennis Driggers
Barnes Brothers
Gilliland
Driggers
More Ships Seized Filibuster Arrest Affects Tampa Bay
Revenue cutter Morrill arrested schooner Stephen R. Mallory at Long Boat Inlet near Port Tampa on charges of filibustering. Mallory, about six months old and 48 tons, valued cargo at $20,000, owned by Cottrell & Finlayson Cedar Keys. Authorities suspect arms equal to previous Cedar Keys seizure and report possible intent to sail to Cuba with insurgent supplies.
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Tampa
Lla
Morrill
Stephen R. Mallory
Long Boat Inlet
Port Tampa
Gulf
Ardell
Cuba
Solis
Washington
Honts
Hentz
Hubbard
Liendenberg
New York Cotton Exchange
Messrs. Labouisse
Brittan
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House Committee On Agriculture
Cottrell & Finlayson
Cedar Keys
Cedar ‘Keys
Fort Myers
Prosecution Declares Bermuda Case Offense Abandoned
A New York special reports the United States has abandoned all claim to detain the steamship Bermuda and the lighter J. B. I. Thompson and cargoes except for an explosive found in an unmarked box. District Attorney Mac Farlane directs the return of vessels and cargo to Cubans and restores silver and instruments to their original positions.
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Uncle Sam
Bermuda
New York
United States
MacFarlane
Marshal McCarthy
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