Impeachment Vote Details In Senate Acquits Belknap
The Washington summary reports July public debt figures with debt minus cash at 2 008 801 311 and July decrease of 1 188 033. It notes Colorado statehood proclamation, and details the Senate impeachment votes on Belknap with 35 for conviction and 25 not guilty, plus 36 guilty and 25 not guilty on the second article, with jurisdiction concerns and individual senator names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Colorado
Union
United States Senate
ex-Sec
Belknap
Conticlion
Bayard
Booth
Cameron
Cockrell
Crooper
Davie
Dawes
Denning
Edmunds
Gordon
Hamilton
Harvey
Uitchcock
Kelly
Kernan
Key
McCreery
McDonald
Morriman
Aitchell
Morrill
Conover
Semenis
Dorey
Kitton
Merry
Sharon
Joncas
Senate
Messrs
Condver
Wright
Secretary of the Treasury
Gold and statue news and political results in the East
A mixed East state of news reports mint output totals, a Washington statue arrival in Philadelphia, and Portsmouth election results. It notes printing press failures in New York, balloon flights near Philadelphia, and stock prices for wheat corn oats pork and lard with regional livestock prices in Liberty and Philadelphia markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Washington
Philadelpia
Leghorn
Italy
Exposition Grounds
Portsmouth
N. Ii
Cormene & Bancock
New York
Buffalo
Goldsmith Maid
Fullerton
Bodine
Mesars
New Jersey
Perth Amboy
King
Gorn
New Yorks
Chicago
Milwaukee
Enat Liverty
Court cuts alimony to 100 a month in Young suit
Judge Schieffer reduced Brigham Young family alimony from 500 monthly to 100 by order of Judge Mec Kean. The total obligation dropped from 17 500 to 48 600 with thirty days to pay and default triggers execution on property. Indian accounts of Custer fight noted as consistent with other sources. Cavalry from Southern Kansas Texas and the Indian Territory ordered to join Generals Terry or Crook. Arkansas State Senator Joan LovemponouGen found dead from gunshot in Little Rock home. preliminary reports indicate self-inflicted shooting.
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Omaha
Brown
Wyoming Territory
Aouthesat
Ania
Little Powder River
Coldwater
Mich
Anid
Haisburg
M. C. ‘Butler
P. Butler
Pierce Butler
Reytj. Meeling
Aftythree
Aiken
Edgefield
Georgia
Aiken County
Gore Chamberlain
Issu
Republican State Central
Godsove G
Orth
Samuel ‘Fy CaRy
Ohio
National Independent
Booth
Caryi
National Independent Council
Indianapolis
Custer
J. Calhoun
G.W. Yates
W. B. MccCreery
Ralph Ely
B. F. Partridge
Otto Kirchner
Hi 8
Tarbell
National Republican
Republican Party
Fout Lanamie
Red Cloud
Bitting Bull
Benjauin Harrison
Missourly
Cary
Younger
Denver
Arkanégas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Chicago
Wesel
Salt Lake City
Schieffer
Ann Eliza Es
Brigham Young
MecKean
Ila Malti
Kansas
Texas
Tnajan
Terry
Crook
Joan LovemponouGen
Arkansan State Senate
Little Rock
Aulichda
Turkiye Losses Reported in Recent Battle Near Sum Pasha
Ragusa telegrams say Turkish forces suffered heavy casualties with Sum Pasha killed Osman Pasha captured and numerous officers and soldiers killed or wounded. Two infantry battalions and a Chasseur battalion destroyed. Also reports Austria may name England as arbiter in Turkey Serbia dispute and an Albanian insurrection spreading from Beutril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragusa
Sum Pasha
Osman Pasha
Chassouria
Panis
London Standard
Austria
England
Turkey
Servia
Abdication rumors and Ottoman turmoil ripple through headlines
The telegrams report Abdul Hamid II refusing abdication while promising personal command against internal opponents. Arab forces allegedly offer 200000 troops to support measures toward Constantinople. Meantime, thieves loot a bank and treasurer’s office totals reach $18500. Serbian border fighting intensifies with sparse details and both sides claiming victories. Seven gales lash the British coast causing over forty fishermen to perish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bels
SCC & Circus
Senate Debates and House Actions Highlight 81st Congress
Senate passes resolution banning supply of special cartridges to hostile Indians and approves military and public printing bills. Impeachment trial ends with acquittal. House and Senate consider appropriation bills, internal department reforms, and correspondence with the President on Sundry Civil Appropriation defects. Conference committees named on consular and diplomatic measures as river and harbor bills advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Committee On Naval
Public Service
Gov. Chamberlain
Stambury
Wyoming
Evanston
Tdaho
Kansas
Medsie
Weet
Cockrell
Edward Y Parsons
Frohy
Kentucky
Judiciary Committee
George MM. Robeson
Navy
Robeson
Jay Cooke, McCulloch & Co
Lamar
Secretary of the Interior
Logan
Knott
Caldwell Dispatch
Blaine
Frye
Hunton
Mesars
Hale
McCrary
Hoar
Lawrence
Hurd
Congress
Hills
Committee On Civil Service Reform
Chicago Pension Agency
River
Arbor
Garfield
Spésech
Mar
Ex-Sollicitor Wilson Testifies On Whisky Prosecutions
Bluford Wilson former Sollicitor of the U S Treasury testifies before the House Committee in St Louis on whisky trials. He links President's cooperation to Babcock, notes coolness after Babcock case, discusses the Sylph woman and Porter dispatch, and cites misperceptions and aims to thwart prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluford Wilson
United States Treasury
House
St. Louis
Babcock
Wilson
White House
Treasury Department
Horace Porter
McDonald
Washington
Porter
Gen. Babcock
Ald
Internal Revenue Bureau
Igf
Bristow
W Hed
Bangs
United States
Illinois
Gen. Logan
Treasury
Messrs
Winslow
Dixon
Logan
Farwell
Ward
Wadaworth
Osage Land Dispute and Currency Reform Debate
The House debated printing 10 000 extra President Am and documents on Hamburg troubles. A discussion followed on front disturbances as Mears Morton Thurman Patte Cameron Gordon and others spoke. A banking committee report proposed repealing parts of the 1875 Resumption Act. A three Senators three Representatives three experts commission would study gold silver value policy and specie payments with a report due January 15 1577. The Osage ceded lands settlement report was read.
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Kannes
Hamburg
Mears
Morton
Thurman
Patte
Cameron
Ba Ee
Kansas
Man Injured Severe Crash Near Bloomington
A serious accident occurred when a man attempting to hitch to a mowing machine was thrown and dragged forty rods, leaving the left arm unjointed and the right arm flesh torn, with a throat wound. rescue efforts failed and recovery was unlikely. The Bloomington census reports 93 180 residents.
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Mee
Sumanary
Albania
Beutrl
Roritow & Dixey
Middlesborough
Geltwood
L'verpool
Afélbourns
Cape Northumberland
Australia
Murad Effendi
Congressional
Conference Committee
Ihe Mineral Resources
Tennessee
Powell’s River
East Tennessee
Rian GioieLe
Vchinamha Ps
Omore
Derneth
Cincinnati
Pss
Sam Brown
Bloomington
Accoun
Sliv
Tux
Jersey
Jas. M. Young
Marcus E. Bagley
John W. Evans
Wm. M. Jackson
Williams
Samuel Baptist
Jacksonville
Julia Alecé
R. E. Gooper
Democratic State Central Committee
Thomas Shirley
Doube
Hon
Baker
Fletcher & Davis
Girard
Wm. Illingsworth
Carrollton
Annwall, Denkman & Co
Rock Island
Ws. Hartzeuui
Oliver A. Hill
State Board of Equalization
Blake Station
Ford County
Andrew J. Miller
Nelson
Miller
Supreme Court
B. T. Burke
Macoupin
Carlin
Raymond
Montgomery County
Hillsboro
John Bonzo
Joseph Dodson
Jas. Sharp
Sylvester Kestinger
Janes G. Cannon
Wruna Mastin
Jersey County
Beyer
Tost From $1,000 To 51,500 “ On Growing” “Crdpae E> —L. Powe
Springfield
Dy Fisnen
Thirteenth
Hon. J. Wheeler
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