House adjournment clash and crime report sweep
The House failed to pass final adjournment at five o'clock on the 25th by a vote of 82 to 103. A select committee on alcoholic liquor traffic was named, while a political assessment bill stalled. The Senate passed bills aiding the Shields family and Webster, and debated vessel licensing. A Boston arrest connected to Mrs. Hull’s murder surfaced with Chastine Cox identified by pawnbroker and watch, while the Pa Supreme Court upheld hangings in Mollly Maguires cases and a colliery accident killed two workers. Fall River mills paused for a strike, and the Inter-collegiate boat race in Philadelphia saw Penn win.
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Treasury notice on redeeming 5 20 bonds and consuls
The Secretary of the Treasury will redeem at once all outstanding 5 20 bonds consuls of 1867 and 1868 called to mature July 3 and 4 next. The President approved the Army and other appropriations bills and a new counterfeit five dollar note appeared in Western New York.
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