Postmaster General Heads Western Tour Absents Two Months
Washington dispatches describe the Postmaster General leaving on the 15th for a broad western tour with Gen Tyner to act in his stead for about two months. The Attorney General Youmans from South Carolina visited Washington to present facts about state United States authority disputes, insisting the controversy is purely judicial and not a challenge to federal power.
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Conference on Nicholls Government policy and troop withdrawal
The Finance Committee meeting included Matthews, Sherman, Foster, and others. They discussed Nicholls Government guarantees, recognition of Democratic Senators, and urged Grant to remove troops to ease fears. A second conference was proposed in Evarts' room with Sherman, Garfield, Dennison, and others.
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Faithful Chaplain's Trial and Global Mission Spread
A tale of King Frederick testing a devout preacher by a blank sealed packet ends with the chosen cleric becoming the king’s confidant. The piece surveys global church growth, noting Baptist, Presbyterian, Methodist expansions, missions in Japan Mexico and Brazil, and education efforts in Florence and India.
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A Liar Husband and the Orphan Basket Prank
A Second Street wife pesters her shiftless husband as he plans a meal and river trip. He returns with a basket of goods and a plan to donate to orphans, but the wife suspects deception. The misinterpreted basket and bottle labeled Good for Little Children crack the couple’s wary front in a humorous domestic episode from the Free Press.
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Franklin fund for Philadelphia mechanics loan scheme
Developments seek to curb a planned loan scheme using the Franklin legacy to aid Philadelphia married mechanics. Dying in 1790, Franklin stipulated £2000 split between Boston and Philadelphia, to be loaned at five percent, with the fund expected to compound to $655,000 by 1890. The City Trusts board now reviews the fund’s present status and use.
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French origin of gas lighting and early trials
The gas lighting inventor is identified as Phillippe le Bon, a French road and bridge engineer. Starting in 1772 he pursued gas from wood distillates, publishing results in 1801 after patents in 1800. Though early lamps were weak and odorous, English pioneers like Winsor advanced the method by 1804, with Birmingham illuminations in 1805 and London adoption by 1816, leading to French use by 1818.
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Capillary Action in Water Absorption and Granite Splitting
The piece explains capillary action as water rising in tiny tubes from sponge to plant vessels, noting strong absorption. It describes using wet wood wedges in granite at Dartmoor to split blocks by swelling, guiding blocks along drilled lines without forceful blasting.
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Boy Wanderer Found After Four Days On Lone Mound
A Humboldt Wells family’s four and a half year old son wandered from a wood camp near Moore’s Station on the railroad. After twenty minutes unmissed, a large search began, culminating in Mr. Watson tracking the boy for miles on horseback and by foot. On a lone mound near the Independence mountains, twenty five miles from the camp, the child, dehydrated and disoriented, was found after four hot days with no food or water and soon recovered. Prov. Horn reports blackberry lily growth near Allentown.
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