Executions in France and World News From Havana to Washington
Reports from France note the execution of Perier Boon and Baudin at Satory after their Conviction for Commune acts, while other dispatches recount Mexican Congress approving Juarez facilities and Havana proclamations offering pardons to rebels who surrender. Page items mention Nellie Grant visiting Paris, Berlin and London parliamentary tension, and U.S. Senate action on the Treaty of Washington with Britain.
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Perier
Boon
Baudin
Satory
France
Mexico
Juarez
Ngs
Havana
Valmascola
Ceapedes
Agrambate
Nellie Grant
Mme. Thiers
Paris
Prague
Bokhemia
William Russell
Duke of Bedford
Earl Russell
Baron Ballings Bulwer
Sir Henry Lytton
Bulwer
Lord Lytton
Parliament
Tom Hughes
Ravel
Hughes
Frederick D. Grant
Moscow
Alexander
Biékles
United States
Spain
Amadeus
Chatan
Tuileries
Parle
Madrid
Serrano
Cortca
Poaitiona
Oswes
Shropshire
England
Sistult
Serrano Ag
Generallasimo
Kidique
London Times
America
The
Times
New York
Washington
Senate
Fish
Schenck
Sheridan
War Department of Washington
Fort Berthold
Powder River
Snil
Sith
Kuhn
Tradea Tn
Chicago Typographical Union
New-York
Decatur
Als
Atkins
Tennessee River
California
Ritaker
Chicago
Owen County
John Branham
Branham
Owenton
Great Britain
Howard
Arizona
Crook
Democratic and party conventions across states and nominations
The Ohio Democratic State Convention was called for Cleveland on June 27 to nominate a state ticket and elect Baltimore Convention delegates. Rhode Island organized for the year with VanSandt as Speaker and Vincent as Clerk. Reports show a $20,000 bookkeeping error in a Methodist bindery that was offset by unsubstantiated entries. National and regional conventions discussed fraud, suffrage, and nominations, including Warmoth in Louisiana and Buckalew in Pennsylvania. Prohibitionists held a Madison meeting with Black and Russell speaking.
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Senate
Edward F. Douglass
Houghton
Mich
American Peace Society
Boston
Amasa Walker
Society
Association of Medical Superintendents of
American Institutions For
States of the
American Unitarian Society
Henry Chapin
St. Louis
The
Agricultural Congress
National Agricultural Association
National Agricultural Congress
John P
John P.’ Reynolds
Tlingis
Charles W. Greene
Tennessee
Lee R. Shryock
Missouri
Jobid Serta Sen
Pambaon
Church Extension Society
Methodist General
Red Cloud
Indiana
John Gill
Shorter
Alabama
Eufala
Supérior Court of
Chicago
J.T. Yard Agdinsh
Judson
Henry Selby
Duluth
David H
Detroit
Washington
2Th Art
Casey
New Orleans
Faber & Co
New York
Madison
Wis
United States Grand Lodge of Good Templars
John Russell
J. K. van Doorn
Ohio Democratic State Convention
Cleveland
Baltimore
Rhode Island General Assembly
Newport
Charles C. VanSandt
William B. Vincent
Methodist Book Concern
National Baptist Educational Convention
Philadelphia
Francis Wayland
Connecticut
Brooklyn
New England Woman Suffrage Association
Wm. Lloyd Garrison
Warmoth
Pinchback
West Virginia
J. N. Cambden
Parkersburg
H. M. Matthews
E. A. Bennett
John L. 3Att
B.¥. Byrne
James Paul
A. T. Hayman
P. T. Moore
J. 8. Hoffman
Supreme Court of Appeals
Pennsylvania
Reading
C. R. Buckalew
James Thompson
Supreme Court
Madison, Wis
Black
Russell
Congressional activity tracks tariff and adjournments across sessions
Senate and House debates span tariff bills and war claims while advancing court establishment at Fort Gibson. Votes pass pensions schedules and public land measures as Congress adjourns and reconvenes through late June with ongoing conference reports on postal and appropriation bills.
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Congressional
Senate
Suma
Great Britain
Dili
United States
Fort Gibson
Wallace
Lexington
Kentucky
Mississippi River
Twincasce Cavalry
Dakota Grand Trunk Railway Company
House
Sy R. Eporse
Conference Committee
Aden
Fort Gratiot
Port Huron
Mich
Shipping Commissioners
Finance Committee
Stone
Judiciary Committee
Delahaye
Kannas
Kansas
Yeas
United States Circuit Court
Utah, Idaho & Montana Railr Company
Cincinnati
Justice
Committee of Conference
Philadelphia
Bissouri River
Omaha
Brownaville
Louisiaws
Illinois
Japan
Fort Leavenworth
Ku Klux Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Loomia Aerial Telegraph Company
Quartermaster's Department
Florida
Laurelana
Missouri
Scofield
Lomelapa
McCrary
Speer
Pennsylvani
Archer
Smith
Public Building Committee
Butler
Dawes
Voth Hansen
Sumner
Meesrs
Sherman
Morrill
Vermont
Bayard
Schurz
Vista
Winona &St Peters Railroad Co
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Denver & Rio Grande Railroat Company
Gulf
Tax and Tariff Bill Moves Forward in Congress
A motion for non concurrence passed on all measures except rates for spirits and tobacco and bonded warehouses. Tax on spirits set at 70 cents, tobacco tax reduced to sixteen cents per pound after amendment. A Conference Committee was ordered with Meyers, Lian Kel Jey, and Kerrag named.
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Meyers
Lian Kel Jey
Kerrag
Dutchman recalls worst neighbors and missing livestock
A Dutch speaker relates a tale of troublesome neighbors whose pigs and hens return home with split ears and, on occasion, a missing toddler. The fragment hints at ongoing farmyard disputes and rural tension without clear resolution.
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Republican
Geo. Burt, JR
Henry
Alaska
San Jose
Cal
Washington Life
Bridgewater
Newton
Mass
Southern Stage Company
Salt Lake City
Coliseum
San Francisco
Rome
Massachusetts
Belgium
Germany
Garde Republique
Emms
Benjamin Franklin
Judge Moore
Rosnoke
Christ