Congress Tax Credentials and Electoral Vote Debate
Congressional notes report Thomas C. Manning of Louisiana sworn in to fill Spofford’s vacancy. Debates cover Electoral College procedures, proposed joint sessions, and a Senate rule on opening votes. Other items include bills on tax on legal tender notes, Ute treaty ratification, and Dakota statehood moves.
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Emergency report flashes from Madison and beyond
A flood of short items from 1870 era: a deadly affray in Madison where Buck Nool Iite reportedly attacked Jamca Farrell. arson arrest of ADRATIAM Roninson in Chicago. a San Francisco smallpox vaccination death after contaminated vaccine. counterfeit $50 note found by Treasurer Gilfillan in Cincinnati. B G Arnold & Co New York coffee house failure with $1 million liabilities. agricultural export values cited. Amadman escapes to attack inmates in Chester Illinois. fatal boiler explosion in Wendell Massachusetts. Italian JousPavan dies in Chicago from uncooked pork loin trichinosis.
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Army leaders reshuffled after Myer death and Georgia electors
General Winias B Hazen was appointed Chief Signal Officer on the 6th replacing the late General Myer. McCook promoted to colonel of the Sixth Infantry, Miles to brigadier general succeeding Ord. Georgia electors met in Atlanta on the 8th and cast their votes for Hancock and English. Captain Howoate resigns, General Staxier assumes command in San Antonio. Major cases include Richmond grand jury indictments and Tammany power shifts in New York.
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Gladstone sought peerage after budget as Irish bill aid
A Loxpon dispatch says Gladstone withdrew from the House of Commons urged by his physician. After the budget, he would be made a Peer and back the Irish Land bill in the Lords. France ready for overtures, double monetary standard discussed between England and Germany. A threatening letter was received at Waterford accusing Parviell of harming Ireland for personal gain. Ottawa dispatch notes most horses in Tombering district down with the epizootic.
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Fires and crimes sweep the nation with fatalities and arrests
A Cincinnati fire at Crown Manufacturing left five dead from smoke. James Davis, Deputy Revenue Collector, was killed. G W Campbell, United States Commissioner, beaten. A Madison County courthouse arson led to a church fire in Anderson with a confessed culprit. Panama Canal chairman pick hints at a cabinet reshuffle. Silver dollar distribution tops 400 thousand. nine counterfeiters busted in New York. Typhoid closures in Lennoxville. Oklahoma invaders’ diving service in Payne’s. Shipwreck near Pleasant Bay claims twenty-two lives. Supreme Court Justice Strona resigns for rail counsel. Pensacola blaze destroys blocks downtown, 51 thousand in losses, eight hours.
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Pomeroy’s Bold Escape Attempt Described in Cells
A Concord State Prison cell detail reveals Jesse Pomeroy used improvised tools to breach boiler iron and bolt structures, crafting a headless substitute and painting the interior to mislead guards. Authorities recount his persistence and the warden’s firm stance against release. The report also covers a horrific murder spree by a separate assailant near Cresteni, with multiple victims and a dramatic chase.
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Illinois State News Highlights From Across Counties
Reports detail Burwrre losing 8500 after horses sale proceeds vanish, a Chicago precinct voting anomaly shows 150 and 125 vote discrepancies, fatal mine and railway accidents near Lincoln and Quincy, a Pittsfield firebug case and jail escape plot at Adams County, and local crime and political notes across Illinois including a new usage of Boycott while telegraph errors provoke humor.
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Danville
Geonoe N Lewin
St. Louis
John MacDonald
Wisconsin
Jerseyville
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RoLans
James
Daniela
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Josefa Kellsey
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Cairo
Moses Justice
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Glenn
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Mteen
Frontier Scout Fights Pawnee Attack in 19th Century Tale
A Detroit Free Press excerpt recounts a lone frontier scout riding at dawn from fort to fort pursued by Pawnees. He uses a dead mustang as a shield, fires from a long range rifle, and kills twenty three of thirty Indians in a final circle before the attackers flee.
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