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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1872

Page

2

News of the Week: Alliance, Alabama Claims and Global Dispatches

Military and diplomatic updates sweep the globe. Paris reports on Armistead Washburne and Geneva arbitration. London notes the clash over Alabama claims and possible settlement, while Sherman meets Italian royalty. New York politics face indictments as Mardi Gras excitement, floods of dispatches, and financial strife ripple through the week.

Wales Alexandils Jeff Sandringham Ins Paris Armister ‘Washburne London Alabama New York Washington Change the Times Geneva Board Daily Telegraph England United States New York Herald Quebec Langevine Great Britain Canada Bellair Chanveau Schenck Gladstone Caleb Cushing J. Bancroft Davis William M. Evarts M. FR. Waite Geneva Board of Arbitration General Sherman Rome Messrs Henry Olows, & Co New York City House of Lords Sherman Victor Emmanuel Grant Prince Humbert Earl of Mayo India Teheran Persia Cockburn London News Italy Geneva Tribunal of Arbitration Paris Journal Des Debate América Miniater Washburne Count de Remusat Thiers

Northern Wisconsin interests and national events noted

The item mentions Northern Wisconsin matters of interest, Texas views in Salt Lake City about the Japanese Embassy possibly returning to San Francisco, and Union Pacific blockade prospects. It notes the Stokes trial jury completion, Louis E. Johnson resignations, Foater murder case new trial denial, and Ira H. Bird of Ohio Odd Fellows dying in Cincinnati at fifty.

John W. Forney Philadelphia Frederick Baker Patrick Halpine Alton Rockford, Rock Island & St. Louis Railroad Company Alderman Busse Chicago Supreme Court Grand Jury Alderman Carney Archbishop Spaulding Baltimore Robert Anderson Fortress Monroe North J. B. Burbank Hubs Bell Springfield Mass S. J. Williams Stokes Oyer and Tonniner Court of New York J. A. Watrous Fond du Lac Northern Wisconsin Editorial Association National Hotel Menasha Grand Jury of Court of General Sessions Mayor Hall Hall Congressional Committee Custom House Washington Mississippi New Orleans Charleston W. Va Salt Lake City Congress North Carolina Tallahassee Fla Reed Day Virginia James Nebraska Omaha Senate Baldwin Michigan South Carolina Senate Robertson Sawyer United States Yeas Ohio Republican Central Committee Columbus Grant Ohio Ohio Woman's Suffrage Convention M. M. Cole Ilgby Wisconsin Texas San Francisco Union Pacific Louis E. Johnson District of South Carolina Foater Hook Mourderer Court of Appeals Ira H. Bird The Odd Fellows State of Cincinnati

Nebraskan Legislature Holds Secret Joint Session After Governor Refusal

The 16th meeting of the Sts Prece legislature formed a quorum in both houses. A committee was sent to the Governor who refused to communicate. Galleries cleared and both houses convened in a joint secret session.

Congressional Proposals Highlight Civil Service Reform and Infrastructure

Senate and House actions include petitions to reform officer appointments, removal of duties on railroad freight, and a push for an International Copyright Law. Bills cover Cherokee lands relief, Nebraska boundaries, Missouri River bridge, and harbor improvements. Debates address amnesty, arms, and arms sales to France amid Franco Prussian tensions.

Senate Kansas United States District Fort Gibson Indian Territory Nebrecka Browneville Southern Farms Commissions Odd Fellows’ Lodges National Banking Act Ohio Mississippi Louisville Canal Michigan Nebraska Nevada Wyoming United States Treasury Department Toledo Judiciary Committee Committee of Ways and Means Springfield Armory New York Chamber of Commerce Hooker Gordon Stanton Yeas Ashe Washington Tribunal of Arbitration Geneva Chicago Sumner Secretary of State Secretary of War Spain House Albany Crocker Washburne Massachusetts Universal Peace Union Schuylkill River Committee of the House Andrew Johnson Brownlow Beck Tennessce Reconstruction Mound City Ill Secretary of the Navy Northwest St. Croix Laka Committee On France Philadelphia National Potographic Association

Festival invitation Aims for Cleveland Meet

A fragment notes an invitation by the American Association to attend a festival in Cleveland Ohio next May. It mentions appointing a five member committee to attend and address on a personal occasion and to deliver a reply by a specified day.

Cleveland Erican Association Highlands

Ku Klux in Tennessee seen aboard train

A Cincinnati Gazette account recounts a Brownsville Tennessee incident where about one hundred Ku Klux members on a Memphis to Cincinnati train harassed passengers after a negro’s hanging. They shot at travelers, wounded four negroes and a white man, and forced the train to halt before continuing toward Cincinnati.

Ku- Klux Indie United States Army Brownsville K. K K. I Cincinnati Gazette

Feeding cattle from the straw stack criticized by Canadian correspondent

A Toronto Gite correspondent argues straw-stack feeding wastes fodder and harms cattle. He claims feeding from stable straw yields healthier, sleeker cattle by late spring and increases manure, while endwinter shortages force poor, vermin‑ridden stock to eat inferior material.

Toronto Hobson

Suspicious Dispatch Promptly Sent by Bangor Telegraph Worker

A man unfamiliar with telegraphy visited a Bangor office and demanded an urgent dispatch. The operator hung the message on a hook and a tense exchange followed as the patron insisted the line had already been sent.

Bangor

Bean Sour Soup with Salt Pork and Eggs

Wash beans and boil with salt pork until soft. Strain, return to pot with four hard boiled eggs cut in quarters and a lemon slice. Add a little pepper if desired, simmer briefly, and serve. Western Rural.

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Henry the Republican Geo. Burt News OF the Cushing, Evarts and Waite Geneva Tribunal Bancroft Davis Geneva, Board of Arbitration New Yorks Earl of Granville Ak Grenville General Land Office 12Th Dearborn, Clark, Jackson and Adams Susquehanna Depot Pennsylvania Erie Railway Thornton New York State Homeopathic Medical Society Agricultural Convention Boards of Agriculture Peterboro N. H Ellen Upton Los Angeles Cal Ku-Klux Tennessee
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