Grant to depart Mexico for New Orleans on the 23d
Gen Grant will leave Mexico for New Orleans on the 23d inst. Over 40,000 men are expected to work on Mexican railroad construction this summer. The Mexican chamber approved Grant's railway contract and sent it to the Senate. A Chinese riot occurred at Yale, British Columbia, and 3,000 immigrants arrived in New York Monday night.
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Grant
Mexico
New Orleans
Yale
British Columbia
New York
General Grant
Mexican Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Henry Ball
Nokomis
Pubricky
Joe Steves
Edgefield
D. C
Richardson
Mexican Congress
Committee On Public Works
Garfield
General Hutch
New Mexico
Ute
Dan Houlard
Stockton
J. W. Lace
Durango
Col
K. A. Dunham
California
Dodge City
Kaw
Denver
Lincoln
Board of Engineers
Milwaukee Harbor
John Schmidt
Richmond
Thos. A. Scott
Pennsylvania and
Texas Pacific
W. H. French
Washington
Francis A. Walker
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Stanley Matthews
J. Gould
C. P. Huntington
Union Pacific Railroad
Arizona
Mark Hopkins
San Francisco
Glenni W. Schof
Nassau Savings Bank
Lake City
Rio Grande
Conkling
Texas Rangers
Fort Bwellfast
Blaine
Michael Boyton
Ireland
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Treasury Department
Bruce
The
Treasury
Lamar
Mississippi
James
William Feehly
East Sagview
Mich
Mieney
Donnelly
Lucan
Ont
J.D. Rhynera
Philadelphia
Joseph R. Black
William R. Cason
Joseph Frank
Henry Arbuckle
United States
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Indian Trust Fund
Alvina McKee
Chicago
Meilgott
Loren Chadwick
Utah
Jalisco
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St
Omaha
Evening Telegram
F. Donnelly
Sumner
Johnson
Mx. Smith
Daily Bee
John Lallade
Wheeling
West Virginia
the Odd-Fellows
Elmswood
Memphis
Casey Young
Olivia Hill
Postal Commission
Indianapolis
Peru
Gould
Deadwood
Stevens
Navy
Roscoe Conkling
Senate Debates Mark Resignation and Nominations
A May Senate session features Roscoe Conkling's resignation letter from New York, discussions on ship canal consent, and confirmations of Edwin Merritt as consul general at London and William Robertson as New York customs collector amid executive sessions. The chamber also weighs canal resolution, judiciary inquiries, and a pending wait on president communications.
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Anthony
Committee On Printing
Burnside
Inter-Ocean Canal
Senate
Ingalls
Saunders
Committee On Judiciary
Congress
United States
Davis I
Adam Badenu
Denmark
Conger
Edwin A. Merritt
Plumb
Sherman
Kellogg
Hawley
Pete
NEWS BREVITIES FROM A FAR FRONTIER AND BEYOND
A collection of brief items notes skilled Swiss families joining Newport watchmaking, European longevity stats, Pensacola mayor imprisoning a lawyer for contempt, and legal action for damages. Also quips on garlic hydrophobia doubt, Russian mourning customs, Harvard Chaplain controversy, temperance efforts, trichinosis in American pork, a Fulton-era stock transfer, and assorted stray curios from American life.
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Newport
Europe
Bureau of Statistics
Vienna
Tarble
Pensacola
Fla
Fries
Paris
Boston
Phillips Brooks
Harvard
John W. Rennion
Brooklyn
Switzerland
Atlanta
Bullock
United States
Davis
West Virginia
Washington County
Mannix
Marine Corps
Tientsin
Me Department
George E. Waters
Port Jervis
James E. Murdock
Howard Crosby
New York
Americas
Oxford University Commissioners
Jim Cole
Mississippi Sound
Mobile
Mississippi
Stone
London Society of Arty
London
Cha C
Winthrop
Broadway
Washington Notes The Youngest Soldier Of The War
District of Columbia claims the youngest soldier in the late war William Onieara of this city enlisted in the Fifth Battalion District of Columbia Volunteers in April of age He has his dispers to show the truth of Mg C1a100 Rail way Mail Service Since July 1 1889 61890 miles of new railroad mail service has been established by the postoffice department As the department avails itself of increased facilities for mail transportation afforded by every mile of new railway constructed in the country this 6135 miles may be said to represent quite accurately the full
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Edgerly
Salem
Mass
Endicot
Fort Niobrara
Pierre
Dakota
Kerry
Thomas Locke
Diers
Ie Cena
CS Ak
Harrison
National Insurance Company
John Walruff
Lawrence
iKan
Tory Law
United States Supreme Court
Eben Wright
Boston
Probate
Supreme Court
William
Williams
New York
Norvin Green
Western Union
American Union
Russell Sage
Gould
Jay Gould
American Union Company
Vanderbilt
Robert A. Baker
Fond du Lac
Wis
Baker
Green Lake
Sherwood Forest
Rienzi Cemetery Association
Hessy Hellmann
John Dillon
Kilmainham
Warsaw
Chris Hans
Bulgaria
Humbert
Signor Sella
Parnell
House of Commons
Count von Arnim
Nice
France
New Pallas
Ireland
Uey
Breard
Tunis
Frace
Goletta
Persia
Liverpool
Patrick Doyles
Killarney
St. Petersburg
Cronstadt
Imperial Mining Department
Flatters
Transsahara
Milan
Florence
Midhat Pasha
Smyrna
Monte Carlo
San Remo
U. A. Benther
Adjutant-General of the Army
Adjutant General's
Mint
United States
Treasury
Europe
England
Robertson
Senate
Republican Party
Grester A. Arthur
Plarr
Coe Coxelang
District of Columbia
William Onieara
Hatailion
District of Columbia Volunteers
Post- Office Department
Senate Adjourns Sine Die Without Pro Tem Election
The senate adjourned sine die after thefaregony resolution was acted upon. On motion of Mr Pendleton, doors had been kept closed during the session. No president pro tem was elected, contrary to customary practice, as adjournment followed.
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T. O. Puarz
Hill
Georgia
Senate
Burnside
Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Isthmus
North
South America
McMillan
Missouri
West
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Mandam
Supreme
New York
Merrit
Davis
West Virginia
Dawes
Massachusetts
Morgan
General Land Office
Cockrell
Secretary of War
Osage
Bayard
Pendleton
Ingalls
Rangom
Streomn
Earved
Michael P. Boyton
Logan
Washington
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Dlinois and Indiana Railway Company
Lawrenceburg
Sullivan
Danking
New York Custom House
Chandler
Chaadler
Phillips
Atty
Gen. McVeagh
Amd
Adjutant General
Surgeon General
Army
Gigneda
Washineron
D.C
Roscoe Coneting
C. A. Arthur
Senate Chamber
C. A. Argue
Washington Notes