Army Officers revise regulations without expanded powers
Washington report says the board of army officers completed revisions to U S army regulations. No changes to grant broader authority to the General of the Army or to restrain the Secretary of War. Also notes political and local events including a fatal commutation, Congress nominations, and public notices.
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Washington
United States Army
Army
Secretary of War
Hares
Maynard
United States
Constantinople
Egypt
Justice Swayne
United States Supreme Court
Congressional nominations and river news plus a fatal rail accident
The piece lists Western and Southern congressional nominations across several states with various party affiliations. It notes President Hayes and his party arriving in San Francisco. Virginia tobacco crops suffer damage from heavy rains, likely the smallest yield in years. An Indianapolis and St. Louis train derailed near Terre Haute killing conductor George Morris and injuring others after a loosened rail was exploited to derail the train. Seattle dispatches report Captain Smith of the Josephine describing river ascent near Mount.
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Connecticut
W. H. Barnum
Frederick Miles
New York
Lapham
New Jersey
Henry
Harria
Warner Miller
Phineas Jones
Camden
N. J
Board of Education
Manhattan Market
Eleventh Avenue
Massachusetts
Worcester
Charles Almy
Charles Livingston
Brooklyn
N.Y
Board of Aldermen
New York City
National Democratic Executive Committee
Virginia
Newark
Harrison
Marshall
Roberts
Twenty-Fourth
Joseph Mason
Congress
Isidore Rosenthal
Charles H. Adams
John M. Bailey
Pennsylvania
J. Howard Jacobs
John Moor
Tue
John F. Dizendorf
Maryland
F. T. Shaw
North Carolina
JT. B. Keogh
Louisiana
N.C. Blanchard
Wisconsin
L. B. Caswell
T. C. Pound
Michigan
George Parmalee
Iowa
William G. Stewart
Missouri
R. P. Maine
C. P. Ramedell
Indianapolis & St. Louis
Terre Haute
Ind
George Morris
Foreign Intelligence Highlights from Rome and World Events
A Rome telegram reports lava from Mount Vesuvius injuring visitors near the new railway to the crater. The German steamer Frisia carries 2,000,000 in gold to the United States. weekly total around 7,000,000. The Anglia sinks after collision in fog with Irongate. cargo and crew losses near 1,000,000. Armenia autonomy discussed. Asia Minor refugees number 200,000. Albania seeks independence from the Porte. Dulcigno dispute with Montenegro. Russia proposes an international guard for foreigners in Constantinople. A daughter is born to the King and Queen of Spain on the 1th. Niger expedition driven back by natives after hours of fighting. A Java lighthouse toppled by an earthquake. Cadri Pasha dismissed. Said Pasha appointed. Herat uprising begins. governor killed. Ayoob Khan moves to suppress.
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Mount Vesuvius
Crater
Hamburg
United States
Boston
London
Anglia
Irongate
Antwerp
New York
Armenia
Asia Minor
Tur
Albania
Porte
Dulcigno
Montenegro
Russia
Constantinople
Spain
Niger
Java
Cadri Pasha
Said Pasha
Herat
Ayoob Khan
Ameer
Fusion victory reported in Maine and Vermont returns
Dispatches claim Fusion wins governorship in Maine by 1500 to 2000, with Fusion majorities in the Legislature and a possible United States Senator. Vermont returns foresee a Republican majority of 26,000 to 27,000. Reports also note Rebecca Lyon’s death, severe yellow fever and smallpox in Havana, and a dynamite threat near London.
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Maine
United States
Hamlin
Davis
Rebecca Lyon
Barnum
Syracuse
N. Y
New London
Conn
Benjamin F. Tunus
Kingston
Plover
Susquehanna River
John Butler
Tubbs
Butler
Havana
Cuba
Mark Lane Express
Vermont
Inois
William E. Aldrich
Illnois
Charles B. Farwell
Wisconsin
P. V. Deuster
Avans
Deadwood
Dakota
London & Northwestern
Euston
London
Scotland
Are Constitutional Amendments Threatened by Democratic Victory
A Republican-leaning analysis argues Democrats may seek to overturn the Fourteenth Amendment via a packed Supreme Court and expanded judiciary. It cites southern distrust of amendments, past fraud claims, and proposed compensation for emancipated slaves as supports for perceived threats to the postwar order.
Southern Claims and Democratic Power in the Shadow of Reconstruction
The piece argues that if the South regains control of the government it would seek compensation for postwar losses and push broader Democratic reforms. It discuss claims for slave emancipation payoffs, potential Supreme Court changes, and alleged electoral fraud across Alabama and other Southern states, warning of Democratic schemes to maintain power.
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