Foreign and Domestic News Roundup From The Republic
The Republic reports Thiers resignation as French President with ministers resigning, then withdrawing with reluctance. Russia enacts universal male military service. Paris hosts murder trials from the Commune with sentences. Mexico and Santo Domingo show revolutions and provisional governments. Storms lash the British Isles causing damage and floods in London and Windsor. England debates Cuba and Alabama dynasty. France Calvary and Spanish Cortes discuss Cuba. A steamer burns near Rio and Montevideo with many deaths. U.S. finance shows revenue gains. Louisville man shoots family. bank indictments surface. snow hits New Orleans and Buffalo. counterfeit note spotted. Goldsmith Maid linked to Milwaukee record.
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Japanese Embassy Leaves for the East January 80th or 81st
A San Francisco dispatch notes the Japanese Embassy would depart for the East on January 80th or 81st. The Grand Jury in New Orleans returned a truce bill against Lt. Governor Pinchback and Senator Butler for the New Year’s Day shooting of Morgan Chester, each held to bail at 1500 dollars. The President sent nominations to the Senate including George M. Radcliffe for Assessor in Illinois and other federal posts.
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Wyoming Territory
Addison. Gibbs
Oregon
George P. Holcomb
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Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company
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Supreme Court At Albany
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Morse
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N. J
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Maury County
Tennessee
George Botts
Newark
Pat Halstead
Nebraskas Legislature adjourns amid deadlock and political turmoil
In Lincoln the Nebraska Senate fights over a 10 000 acre land grant bill and adjourns to December 31 after a midnight session. In New Orleans Carterites and Warmothites clash over governor and senate actions while federal troops stand by. Dispatches report militia readiness, no quorum, and shifting gubernatorial authority as investigations loom.
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Civil Rights petitions and measures dominate Senate and House actions
The Senate on the 22nd to 27th debated Amnesty and civil rights bills, discussed Cuban policy and Arling-ton estate, and considered pensions, railways, and land grants. The House advanced post office relief, tax and harbor projects, education funds, western infrastructure, and border trade with Mexico and Cuba. Adjournments followed daily sessions.
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Quips and Wit from Phunnygrams Abridged
A fragment collection of humorous sayings and wordplay from Phunnygrams including puns about time money bees hog Latin sparrows and a cat builder. It features quotes attributed to Josh Billings Horace Greeley and others with silly exchanges and misheard phrases.
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