Inundations and unrest sweep through cities and states
A flood of reports from the Mississippi basin and Eastern cities describes widespread inundations in Louisiana, Arkansas, and Illinois plus disorder in Arkansas where Baxter's forces clash with federal troops. Fires in Ishpeming and riots in Falbrook accompany political turmoil as Congress debates currency, civil service reforms, and federal relief measures.
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Debates and Bills on Banking and Postal Appropriations
The House debated banking measures including withdrawal of $85,000,000 in national bank currency and related taxation. A bill to limit state bank taxes was introduced and referred. Postal appropriations totaling $35,653,391 were reported and sent to the Committee of the Whole, with adjournment noted.
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Balloon Expedition to Arctic North Pole Considered by Paris Society
The Aeronautic Society of Paris plans an Arctic balloon voyage to reach the Pole, arguing a winter gas retention and continuous daylight aid the mission. The craft would hold about 18 000 cubic meters with provisions for three months, a ground touch rope, a wind anchored ballast, sheep skins and internal heating, and a crew carried by a weasel to the balloon.
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