Condemnation of U S Steamer Ada and Civil Notices
Naval Board of Survey condemns the U S steamer Ada as beyond repair. Henry funeral draws vast assemblage of notables including diplomatic corps and leading scientists. Various government actions include the Sherman bond sale, patent office receipts, and committee investigations noted.
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Virginia
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Ohio
J. C. S. Blackburn
Kentucky
W. S. Stenger
Pennsylvania
Thomas R. Cobb
Indiana
B. F. Butler
Massachusetts
Frank Hiscock
J. D. Cox
Thomas B. Reed
Treasury Department
Aitichey
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House
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Seward
China
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Bar
Cincinnati
Ohio Legislature Adjourns Until January Next
The Ohio Legislature adjourned on the 15th until January. Gen. Ord in Texas issues orders for pursuing raiders into Mexico and treating defending populations as raiders when no government controls the territory. The Democratic State Convention will meet in Columbus on June 26.
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Likely June Meeting Backed by London Standard
The London Standard on the 22nd said it was more than probable the congress will convene in the first fortnight of June. Dispatches from St. Petersburg and Berlin on the 21st report a pacific tone. A Vienna report notes a possible conference is widely admitted though its outcome is uncertain.
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Secrecy and Discussions Over War Aims Shape Balkan Talks
Reports from political circles discuss strategies for securing Christian independence and potential territorial compensations. Batoum's fate looms with costlier fortifications, while Russia weighs the tradeoffs of annexation against lines of transport finance. News conveys shifting press freedoms and restored street sale rights in Gazettes.
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Schouvaloff Mission Believed Successful
Sr. Petersburg May 17 Count Schouvaloff is believed to have won belief that the Emperor will concede to Europe most of England's demands. The assembly of the European congress seems assured, though difficulties at Constantinople over fortress surrenders remain.
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Newlywed hardships aboard the Bothnia spell seasickness relief
The Commercial notes many brides aboard the Bothnia suffer seasickness more than others. They recover slowly, often delaying the lovers retreat behind the wheelhouse. Shore tomorrow promises renewed appetite and happiness as the voyage ends.
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Ohio law protects fish and sets penalties for violations
The General Assembly enacted a fisheries protection measure now in force. It bars injuring or catching fish by non traditional means in Ohio waters except Lake Erie and imposes fines up to 50 dollars or imprisonment up to sixty days. spawning season restrictions apply. Several related notices on state agencies, medical associations, and public offices follow.
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J. F. Baldwin
Thomas Waddell
State Medical Association
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Sandusky
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Heraee
W. W. Stine
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Stine
West
Columbus Insane Asylum
Senate confirms F. W. Green as Oil Inspector
The Senate on the 15th confirmed the nomination of Hon. F. W. Green to be Inspector of Illuminating Oils. Adjournment noted until January 1879. In the House the Speaker announced that the resolution declaring Representative O'Connor's seat vacant had received a majority vote.
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Senate
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Representative O’connor
Diverse religious and educational notes from the era
A survey of church and school matters includes Quaker theology, many vacant NZ churches, Calcutta missionary funding, German study in Louisville schools, Dr. Putnam's sermons, and a June 8 Universal Peace Union event at Poughkeepsie. The Catholic canonization rule, church compensation debates, and early religion news from Rome, Amherst, and Baltimore are reported, along with mass church revival and mission funding totals.
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Grace Methodist Church
Baltimore
Amherst College
Dwight
Woolsey
Theodore S. Woolsey
Benjamin Silliman
James M. Hoppin
Switzerland
Hell
Heaven
American Missions Association
Legislative items on local governance and legal reforms
A list of proposed measures includes giving township trustees care of burial grounds, setting minimum capital for mutual insurance, authorizing women to practice law, abolishing coroners juries with inquests by the coroner, and penal provisions for fraud in selling promissory or commercial paper.
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Resumption of Specie Payments Foretold by Secretary Sherman
Washorton May 18 The Evening Star reports Secretary Sherman aims to have 205 million dollars in coin ready by January to redeem 267 million in greenbacks, with expectations of a 102 million redemption and gold or silver preference among the public. It notes national banks must resume with about 229 million in notes and 661 million in deposits, total liabilities near 960 million, and 550 million in cash resources.
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