Senate and House Debates Stirred by Kellogg Case and Deputy Marshals Bill
The Senate and House sparred over Kellogg's seat in the Louisiana contest and debated Bayard's Deputy United States Marshals bill with amendments. The Osage and Kansas land issues, electric vote counting, and public land bills also featured. News included railroad suspensions, a major fire in Eatonburg, and a fatal assault in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Committee On Appropriations
Butler
Spofford-Kellogg
Kellogg
Benite
Bayard
Carpenter
Lorng
Fortune Bay
Morgan
United States
Edmunds
Feller
Kansas
Garland
potterd-Kellogg Resolusion
Kelley
Senate of the
Louisiana
Hayard
Senator Conkling
Conkling
McMillan
Citi Izeng
Br ’Etersburg
Dusty
Mason
Twenty-ninth District
New York
Cabinet considers International Sanitary Convention proposal
The 21st cabinet meeting discussed a State Department read note from Britain proposing an International Sanitary Convention with delegates from British colonies. Britain thanked the United States for Constellation relief to Ireland, praising friendly ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key
United States
Middle Tennessee
Horace Maynard
Long Street
Constantinople
Maynard
Hanlan-Courtney
Potomac
Washington
Hanlan
Courtney
Constellation
Ireland
Scranton Ground Sinks Amid Mine Abandonment
A large portion of Scranton Pennsylvania sits over an abandoned mine with underlying ground settling alarmingly. On the night of the 18th five houses shifted off foundations and streets showed wide gaps. Gardens and wells were affected as residents fled, with Presidents deserting the locality by the 19th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Political conventions and civic events across states
The report lists multiple state conventions and nominations on dates around the 18th to 20th including Minnesota and Virginia delegations for Windom and Field, California workingmen and Greenback delegates, Nebraska Blaine delegates, Iowa Greenback and Methodist bishops, and Illinois internal battles over Cook County delegates with Grant winning and a large adjournment. It also notes resignations, deaths, and incidents from Nashville to St Louis, plus meteorological and transport misfortunes and a Tennessee Greenback meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
St. Paul
Chicago
Windom
Virginia
Joseph E. Brown
Foote
Hangman Foote
United Stated
New Orleans
Nashville
Tenn
Texas
California Workingmen’s
Tug Republicans
Dakota
Éhoge Windom
Blaine
Denis Kearney
Nebraska
Mississippi
Iowa
Cincinnati
Sheridan
Washington
Pope
Payne
Indian Territory
W. F. Dickerson
New York
H.M. Turner
Georgia
Oo. H. Cain
South Carolina
African Methodist, Episcopal Church
African Methodist Episcopal Conference
St. Louis
Andrew Jackson
Clark Mills
Capitol Grounds
Marks
Jackson
General Assembly
Northern Presbyterian Church
Madison
Wis
Paxton
Southern Presbyterian Church
Charleston
D. C
T. A. Hoyt
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Evansville
Ind
Tilden
Thurmany
Alabama
Grant
Illinois
Cook County
Fnally
Blaine-Washburne
Friends of Grant
Blaine Washburne
Logan
General Grant
Republican Party of
Walt
M. Catlom
John M. Hamilton
H. D. Dement
Charles G. Swigart
Edward Rutz
James McCartney
Bouth Pudfle Coast
Santa Cruz
Cal
Tom Boyd
Louisville
Ciycinnaty
Macon
Montgomery
Brotherton
St. Louis County
Firty Brigands Fatally Wounded Near Salonica Amid Battles
A Cabul dispatch dated the 19th reports Afghan forces disbanding their army while furred brigands near Salonica suffer heavy fatalities and prisoners are captured.
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Salonica
Cabul
Christiana
Norway
Barcelona
Spain
Catalonia
B. LaraBur
Coromiah
Porela
Burness
Constantinople
Ber- No
Prince Bismarck
Multiform 19th Century News Roundup From Across North America and Europe
Reports include Cork militiamen attacking a train bound for America, a Commons vote rejecting Bradlaugh oath relief, Louisiana Republicans naming delegates in a Grant sweep, Donnelly Springer inquiry testimony, Hayes nominating Putnam as Belgian minister, and Melikoff advising a two house Assembly. Also noted are railroad disaster near Santa Cruz, Grant’s presidency candidacy question, Corwin searching for missing whaling fleet, famine in Van and Bashkalith, Methodist Conference choosing Philadelphia for next meeting and polygamy enforcement, Moreau rule for electoral vote counting, pension bills, and Sundry Civil Appropriation bill progress.
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Cork
Ireland
America
House of Commons
Bradlaugh
Louisiana Republican State Convention
New Orleans
Chicago
Sherman
Grant
William
Kine
Donnelly-Springer
Springer
Hayes
James O. Putnam
New York
Minteter
Belgium
William C. Goodley
Athlaye
Melikoff
Santa Cruz
Cal
Galena Gazette
Géneral Grant
United States Revenue
Corwin
San Francisco
Constantinople
Philadelphia
Congress
Utah
Moreau
United States
Senate
Messrs. Ingalls
Teller
Thurman
Edmunds
Conkling
Eaton
Committee of the
Iowa State News Highlights Troubling Public Library List
The report catalogs Iowa public libraries with over 2,000 volumes each including Iowa College Grinnell Iowa State University Iowa City and several others with varying holdings. It mentions a State Sunday School convention in Des Moines a Benton County stock-raiser’s escape and multiple county fair dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
State of Iowa
Iowa College
Grinnell
Iowa State University
Iowa City
State
Keokuk
Cccsurees Geet Young Men's
Lyons
Mt. We
Easeecent
Town City
Nelson
Benton County
Anamosa
Newny Benny
Cottonwood Brough
Burrlington
Young Bonne
Crampa
Iowa University
A. D. Mayo
Springfield
Mass
Burnington
Court House
Jd. Brown
Davenport
Towa
Dovaiteury
John Dougherty
Fairfield
Haidon
Fura
Adair
Allanakee
Appanoose
Audubon
Bontou Septemer
Mhutek Huw
Ly Moony
Bremer
Huchamin
Utler
Cuas
Cedar
Chickasin
Abe Ghirke
Clay
Mechanicaville
Mount Joy
West Point
Vremont
Eone
Grundy
Guthrig
Hardin
Harrison
Henry
Humboldt
Jackson
Jasper
Jeu
Muhaska
Marion
Marshall
Aimsuat
Monona
Monron
Montgomery
Maple Valley District
Osceola
Page
Powoshick
Brooklyn
Breil Ol County Jantrel
Winneshiok
Warren
Worth
Gorham House
Burlington
George F. Stannard
Sterling
Justices of the Peace
Chancery
Cass
St. Louis
Burley
Democratic tactics threaten presidential vote amid party turmoil
The piece cites Tilden and Proctor Knott disputing veto power while Democrats plot procedural tricks to sway the Electoral College. It warns of Republican loss risk, cites Voorhees and Clark investigations, and suggests Democratic schemes to override voters with double electoral plans and contested returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden
Proctor Knott
Congress
Gully
Cornelia
Chisolm
Kemper County
Miss
Chicago Journal
Wide Hampton
Kelloge
Kellogg
Hampton
Butler
Senate
Kelloggs
Democrats
Philadelphia Bulletin
Gramorcy Park
Ireland
Voorhees
Republican Party
Clark
Georgia
Washington
Humphreys
Florida
States Shipping
United States Chronity Court
Blautarnl Commission
Humphrays
Woorts
Molen
Michigan
Dvada
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Hotsus
Croniy
Pe'tonts
Ghosutt
United States
Maine
Garedon
Democratic Party
Tribune
Minority Report Attacks Democratic Electoral Vote Plan
A Senate minority denounces the caucus method for counting electoral votes as a dangerous, unconstitutional scheme. It argues states control electors, condemns federal overreach, and cites Massachusetts and Rhode Island abuses while rejecting calls for national intervention. The debate touches Hill’s revivalism and Louisiana seat contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Maine
Washington
Ias
United States Senate
Senate
Electora Commission
Tilden
Hayes
Florida
Jones
Cooper
McDonald
D. D. Field
Tucker, Jenks
Springer
Stearns
Brew
Supreme Court of
Cra
Congress
Blair
Sabor
Wallace
Massaachisetts
Rhode Island
Mass Addhisetts
Massachusetts
Mianchisutta
Massachusets
Blair, Hoar
Teller
Kirkwood
Tilden’s Stronghold and the New York Electorate
The piece argues Democrats must win New York to secure the 35 electoral votes and defeat any alternative nominee. It notes opposition from Kellyites and fears Tilden cannot carry New York, while urging recognition of Tilden’s influence and predicting the party’s blundering path at Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden
New York
South
Indiana
New Jurany
Connecticut
California
Oregon
New
York
Democratic Party
Gramercy Park
Cincinnati
Tammany
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
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Monroe
Ctonney
Justice of the Peace
Podhaski
Ve Bradley Stuart
Hiratsteost
Monticello
Ny “Po
Herrick & Doxsee
Monti- Aeaio
Tjones'co
Coun ‘Ued
Dubuque
Delaware
Jones and Linn
Nations
M. M.moulton Iron
At-Uaw Waite Co
Ant’ Pus. C
Coxsee & Rigby
Jones “Co
Ament, Wy
Fs. M. Billa
Marshalltown
Bankers
Lovell
Ankers
Hills of Exchange
Stuhler
National Bank Act
M. L. Carpenter
Farwell
I. M. Carpepter
R. P. Smith
G. W. Lovell
Carpenter & Lo
Blacksmiths & Carriage
Mer’s
Lew H
Stark Professionsett Ream A
North Cedar Street
Ite
H. H. Stark
Von
Rigby’s
Wisex and Carriage Factory
Firet Street
Ohn
Front Street
Town
Fred Reichenbach
Booth
Coyle
Cedar Street
Kahn Bane
B. Rundle
J. B. Litchfield
Bacher & Co
Monticello Town
F. Bentley
Towner
Palmer& Paite
B. Bentley
Cedar’ Street
Jenkins’ Wagon
Starks
S. Yousse
Cedar Rapids
Marnett
Palmer Houses
Railroad Street
W. Abel
Mitten and Glove Factory
A. Miriok
Dunham & Leichgrdts
Mardwaru
Ore
Monticelo
Low
C. D. Boardman
M. D
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Shreratree
South Side
Abe Garringe-Mann
Calla
Bey Lyeenig
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Offee
Dyer's Block
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Justice of the Peace & Notary Public
Groesbeck
Mason Work
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Missouri River
Gettyahur
John B. Batchelder
Busineas
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Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company
Philadelphises, Reading=,Coal ‘and Iron Company
Gowen
Fdenburg
Cisront County
Senier- Ville
Michael Davitt
New York City
Liberia
African Republic
Reading
Reading,Pay ‘Tron
From, Washington
N. G. Ordway
Dakota Territory
Michigan Congregational Association
Reformed’ Presbyterian ‘Synod
Pittsburgh
Robert Hunter
Ohio Presbytery
Foreign Intelligence
St. Petersburg
Amur
Kuldja
Bkobeloff
Roumeia
Bulgaria
Roumania
Paris
Iowa State News
Montmartre
Boulevard Clichy
Dwinelle
University of California
San Rafael
Senator Hill
Ma. Hill
Sonia Democrats
Potter Committee
Frend Awoindt
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