Democratic attack on elections and army at polls sparks national outrage
The piece rails at Democratic leaders for trying to storm the 1878 election through alleged military interference and fraud. It defends the President and National Election laws, denounces repeater voting, and portrays Democrats as blundering while Republicans rally to preserve free elections and national authority.
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Congress
Bech
United States
Union
Jefferson Davis
Ublic
Messrs. Beck
Thurman
Blackburn
Republican Party
Harper’s Weekly
Indian cases and global notes from May era report
Broad bulletin items include Judge Hyndy habeas corpus ruling on Ponca removal limits and inherent expatriation rights. Additional dispatches cover European tensions with Greece Turkey, uprisings in India, and political moves in Congress on silver and bi metals.
Congress Debates Coin Exchange and Appropriation Bill
The House bill for exchange of subsidiary coin for legal tender money was reported in the Senate by the Finance Committee. The Legislative Executive and Judicial Appropriation bill was taken up and debated, with a resolution to strike a clause under discussion.
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Rovikeil Statuton
Seaton
Bonnie
Io Monier
Oman
Mr. Killinger
Pirin
Bill Dane
Treasury
Senate
Dumainos
Omar
Lators
Gounking
Butler
Voorhees
Efa
Houta
Alcohalla
Secretary of the Treasury
Committee On Kinane
United Binton
Europe
United
Aimendmenta
Pdatothon
Congress
Tursday
Committee On Finance
Art Pet
Massive Fact Summary Of Population, Taxation And Trade
Berlin population listed at 1 052 900. Florida taxes fixed at five mills. California March ore field revenue 461 248. Ohio marriages 61 692 and divorces 1 907 last year. Texas third sheep state. California highest, Ohio next. Boston grain receipts exceed last year. 18 000 Jews in Jerusalem with 100 000 annual brethren in other centers. Senator Mytin estimates 100 000 Pennsylvania tramps. Colorado rail value 1 218 miles 7 687 458 up 2 712 343. Three tallest trees: a Stockton sequoia 825 feet and two Victorian eucalypts 4385 and 450 feet. Largest southern tree tulip poplar near Augusta 155 feet. Ten states hold annual legislative sessions. Five hundred forty five vessels wrecked this year, losses 2 250 000. Submarine tunnel Calais Dover prep active 7971 soundings yield 3207 geological specimens. Tunnel to be 22 ¾ miles through gray chalk.
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Berlin
California
Florida
Texas
Union
Ohio
Boston
Seaboard
Jerusalem
Mytin
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Colorado State Board of Equalization
Sequoiia
Stockton
Cal
Victoria
Australia
Augusta
New York
Maine
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Mississippi
New Jersey
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Wisconsin
Louisiana
N. Y
Calais
Dover
Iowa State News Highlights Farmland and Legal Incidents
Reports from Iowa cover farm accidents and deaths including a child burned on a Moy ore farm and a farm boy crushed by a wheel during plowing near Ouday Mulla. Also noted are a Marshalltown man injured by lightning, a murder attempt in Council Bluffs, and a failed disbarment case in Des Moines. Market prices from St Louis list grains, pork, lard, and cattle.
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Tri City Councll
Dubuque
Hroqdhiead
Wisconsins
Staan
Lockport
Wauwen
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Loulaville
Dguters
United States
DeaMolnas
G. Cola
Justice Miller
Lanahig
Marttin Waldron
Council Blairs
James Kounedy
Mua
Carsauan
Sioux City
Towa
Winuast
Bright
N. J. Brewer
Brewer
Tne
Knoxville Journal
Willian N. Robb
James Gray
Robb
St. Louis
Democratic Caucus Sets Unified Plan After Vetos
The congressional Democrats met in joint caucus on March 26 to finalize a joint program. Bayard and Stephens urged separating repeal of Army and Election laws from appropriations riders. They warned that vetoes would force a retreat or crisis and urged proceeding with the riders as vetoed.
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Associated Press
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Stirk
Congress
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Muldrow
Chalinoys Fleglanac
Nisjovity Huyorto
Joe Blackburn
Prinbjane
Ohio
Albiadous
Thins
Patie
Blackburn
Joseph
Democratic Party
Detroit Post and Tribune
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