Senate Bills and Weathered Turmoil Across the Nation
Senate bills passed on the ith amending Fort Sedgwick land policy cutting railroad public land price. a New Ute treaty measure in the House. A severe wind storm in St Louis causes $250000 damage and several injuries. Executions of violence and crime reported including a Sumter man beating his son to death and a marine killed near Ocean View. Royal family members arrive in Chicago from Milwaukee. Various accidents, duels, and legal actions abroad noted.
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President nominates officials and notes sudden death
The President on the 3d nominated Eugene Schuyler to be Consul General at Bucharest and diplomatic agent. William N. Pethye was named Secretary of the Commission to China. Col. J. C. Audenreid died in Washington. A president was elected vice president of the American Bible Society. James O. Putnam’s ministerial nomination to Belgium was confirmed. The Japanese Legation secretary in Washington died by suicide, leaving a letter tying him to the 1577 insurrection and loss of honor.
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Interoceanic Canal concession and European events
The 3d reports Nicaragua Congress confirming the American company concession for an Isthmian Ship Canal. Empress of Russia dies in St Petersburg after a long illness. Rochefort wounded in a Swiss duel with M Koech in lawless confrontation over Paris police measures. A Montreal telegram notes Cuban filibuster shipment from that port. Phylloxera damages French vineyards. 40 000 acres threatened. British assess Abdullah Khan weakness in Afghanistan as Yakoob Khan’s future looms. Phylloxera also reaches Coimbra and Douro in Portugal.
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Railroads plan daily Chicago to New York schedule
At a New York special meeting of railroad representatives the plan was approved for a daily 3 30 p m departure from Chicago arriving in New York next day at 9 35 p m by the Pennsylvania Railroad and at 10 p m by the New York Central and Erie Roads the change to take effect on June 13. Tennessee Democrats elected 24 uninstructed delegates to Cincinnati. Senate acted on Sundry Civil Appropriation bill removing silver coin requirement and debated census funding on citizen suffrage. House passed barley malt duty 25 cents per bushel and granted a pension to Mrs Elizabeth Upright of Iowa with eleven Union sons.
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Garfield Nominated Republican Candidate for President
The Republican National Convention reassembled and Garfield was declared the presidential nominee by majority vote. Unanimous support followed for the nomination of Arthur as vice president with Washburne Jewell Maynard and others receiving smaller rolls. The chair announced appointments to notify Garfield and Arthur and adjourned the convention.
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