Pay of U.S. Marshals and Foreign Mail Service Bills
The Senate judiciary committee voted to report and amend a bill regulating pay and appointment of deputy marshals for services related to federal elections. A House subcommittee proposed a transshipment mail service bill authorizing contract carriage of U.S. mail to West India, South American, Central American, Mexican, and trans Pacific ports with American crews and ships built in U.S. yards.
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U. S
Washington
Senate Judiciary
OORAN
Maquirerdun
House Committee On
United States
Postmaster General
Senate
Aecretary of the Treasury
Joo
South Carolina
Willian B.taliaferro
Virginia
Johnston
Agricultural Committee
Bayard
Judiciary Committee
Vance
Bia
Cade
Sanste Committee
Appropriations Increase for Rail and Mail Routes
The measure raises funding for coal, steamboat mail routes and mail facilities, with a committee amendment removing an October 1 1880 reset provision. It also includes an amendment debate on contract obligations and retrenchment, and notes other Senate actions and state papers.
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Beck
Bors
Garland
Teller
Carpenter
Booth
Wallace
Maxey
Morgan
Department of State
Secretary of State
Senate
Washington May 17 races at National Fair Grounds
The Washington spring meeting opened with large crowds and fine weather. Jewell Murray won the first race over 13 starters. Gabriel won the national handicap. Gov Hampton captured the two earlier heats of the third race. Disturbance Sulshet won the one and three quarter mile race amid falls by Raleigh and Judith with minor injuries. Pools favored Hankin early. Hanlan led after a rough river trial. Col Charles H. Lewis died aged 44 in Harrison, Ohio, and Robert M. Boyd set to sail for America amid Til den Randolph conference chatter.
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Washington
B.C
Jerome Park
Long Branch
Saratoga
Baltimore
Jewell Murray
Eidelweln
Belle
Scotilla
Gov. Hampton
Speculation
Edward A
Uulita
Mime
Judith
Raleigh
Disturbance Sulshet
Pomeroy
Tom Kioxella
Wasuixoton
Potomace
Hankin
Hanlan
Boyd
London
Robert M. Boyd
the Ourstman
Wil Aail
America
Public meat bill debate shifts with electoral meetings exemption
In Paris a parliamentary debate on the public meat bill sees M. Bidgens win a motion to exempt electoral meetings from article 9 despite opposition from Couut, with a 250 to 201 vote. The same dispatch notes shifts in interior ministry leadership and ongoing German and British discussions on policy and politics.
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Imance
Loupon
Channer of Deputies
M. Bidgens
Couut
Paris
M. Constant
The
Interior
M.oere
Chamber
Forty-Sixth Congress introduces debt, sugar, and river bills
In Washington May 17 the house and senate heard multiple measures. Proposals include taxing glucose manufacture, quarantines at Hampton Bragg, and river and harbor appropriations amid disputes over creeks and Mississippi obstructions. A banking loan bill failed suspension amid cross-party debate. Senate moves track Alaska transfers and deputy marshals pay reform. measures on tare calculations and electoral rules follow.
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Counix
Washington
Call of States
Cox
N. Y
Rnawlan
Young
Ohio
Goode
Hampton Bragg
Wisconsin
Committee On War Claims
Hiram Johnson
Tennessee
Reagan
Texas
Committee On Commerce
House
Lounsbury and
Ale Chalmers
Mias
Vickabur
Commerce Committee
Mississippi River
Raritan River
New Jersey
Ren
Dunnell
Minnesota
Kenya
West Virginia
Cook
Georgia
Vis
North Carolina
Committee On Banking and Currency
Great Britain
Rtune Bay
Newfoundland
Memphis Tax District deemed successor to city contracts
A Jackson Tennessee relegrant indicates the state supreme court ruled the Memphis taxing district is the successor to the city of Memphis and thus liable for its contracts. Confederate Graves. Minruis notes: graves of Confederate dead at Elmwood cemetery decorated today with the usual ceremonies.
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Memphis
Jackson, Tenn
Sypreme
Taxng
Minruis
Elmwood Cemetery
Explosion at Berchall's Hall Iron Works rages with many dead
Special to the Quotidian from London reports the Berchall's Hall Iron Works blast near Walsall killed about twenty five and wounded around sixty as fires spread. Other notices describe fires in Louisville and Philadelphia and a mass gathering in Milton for relief after a disaster.
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Dnquiter-sun
London
Berchall’s Hall Iron Works
Walsall
Market Reports Show Mixed Signals Across Cities
A fragmented market summary notes New York currency and exchange fluctuations, with cotton and grain values listed from regions including Galveston New Orleans Havana and Louisville. Prices for commodities such as cotton pork bacon sugar and whiskey are reported as steady firm or higher across several markets.
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Cotton Exchange
Exporia
Great Britain
France
Galveston
Baxtor
Wales
Great Huilary
Havannam
Cothiu
Saygalings Ilogo
Continent
New Orleana
Britain
Aouteville
Loviavilne
Omornsatr
New Orleans
Unclear Ship Arrivals and Names From Port Wharf
Fragmentary OCR lists ships and origins with scattered city names and dates. Arrivals from Rotterdam and New York include Arsooa and Navara. additional vessels Weeks and AARETIO Castle appear with unclear destinations. Details are garbled and not reliably identifiable.
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Rotterdam
Arsooa
Aspin
Navara
New You
Aaretio
Caatle
W Ancecson
Wadams
Cireata
Barbuda
McKpo
Agan
Ro Mug
Adriatte
City
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Lin
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Carcade
the Times
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Powder River Valley
Littl Powder River
Indiana
Fourdeal
Deffeeback
Joseph H. Rhodes
Belle Tourche
Crow Creek
Cincinnat Pourvern
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Southern Railway Company
Cincinnati Southern
Lonpox
Padiban
Clithers
Great Harwood
General Conference
Vermont
J. W. Willet
Oliver
Wyoming
Goodard
Mixa Frances E. Wil Hard
Natonal Christian Union
Buckley
Onler
Miss Willard
Louisville
American Bible Society
Broadway Tabernacle
Kavanaugh
de. McLean
B. M. Palmer
IL. W. Wiley
W. P. Newman
W. P. Newman, D. D
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India
Newman
John Affenbach
Louis
St. Louis University Hall
Henry J. Spaunhorst
St. Louis
Spaunhorst
Leo
Tien
Hil
Sage
Grammercy Park
Randall
William Scott
Irie, Pa
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Tilden
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Baron von Rudehart
Hamburg
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Edmund Radziwill
Count Ballestrem
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Ita
Lonpom
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Ural
William Haa
Saibe Aireb
Home Rule Party
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Wm. Shaw
T. O. Gorman Mahon
Parnell
J. Fay
Tte
India Olive
India Council
Great Indion Peninsular Rails Company
Marquis of Hartlngten
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Roe Constanting Mlk
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International Commission of Inquiry
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Abdurrahman Khan
Shere Ali
Ayyab Khan
Aapin Khan
General Roberts
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Logger Valley
Maiden
Calcutta
John Strachey Hax
Lord Lytton
Anama
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Panama
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N.Y
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Milleu
Relief Committee
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Continental Brewery
Jobo Jardiner & Co
Twenty-first
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Asbury Park
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Mattbs
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Ieee
Pepe
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Alabama
Claaw
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Ivan
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Twee
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Chicago
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Fea
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Big Houston
Pacific Mall
Adama Exron
Thella Fargoli
American
Quickallver
Irewe
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Monire Weeks & PoTter
Drake
Harper & Bros’ Publications
OlMord BR
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Mich
Gila
Mion
Cormerra
Weeks
Washington Street
Boston
Wil Dragglete
Commonwealth Distributioo
Macauley's
Loulaville
Oie
Alub
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New York Herald
Boardman
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Journal Building
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Laka —Zerb
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Lie
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Canada
Columbus
WS Holt
Bainbridge
Apalachicola
Central Line
People's Line
Sam'l J Whitesides
Central Line Boats
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People’s Line of Boats
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Western and
Atlantic Chariotte
Macon
Milledgeviti
Eatonton
Augusta
Savannah
Florida
Milledgeville
Atlans
Atlanta
Albany
Eufaula
Auguste
Atlante
Vertra & Atlantic
Charlotte
AireLine
Montgomery & Eufaula
Columbia
Ventura Railroad
Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta Railroad
South Carolloa Railroad
Fort Valley
Perry
Cuthbert
Fort
Cous Beck
Mundhly
Hero Poluta
Pullman Palace
Vie Augusti
Chare Jotte
Richmond
Schreiner's
Atroet
EH Serra
William Rogers
Seeman
Court of Ordinary
Muscogee County
Firat ‘Thesday
Jaume
Auctive
Jacob Hecht
Muscogee
Bugle and Poenx Manufacturing Compinuy
Dullark
Rebincon
Giase
New Vere
Secauned
Terme Madows
Roswell A Roberts
Augustus T Port
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