Washington views of the Louisiana committee sub committee
Louisiana report on state politics is delayed as sub committee members Frye Wheeler and Marshall returned from New Orleans with testimony through Monday night. Frye says New Orleans is unsettled and conservatives control the city while intimidation and disorder affect elections. Wheeler aims for a nonpartisan compromise and reports show Conservatives favored Kellogg government. The group plans further meetings in Washington to resolve differences.
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Crisis in France Resigns Ministry in Paris
A Paris dispatch reports deep unease as the ministry resigns amid a tense political crisis. Duke de Broglie to form a new cabinet with M. de Fourtan, while debates on the constitutional bill continue in the Assembly. The report notes Republican gains and monarchist tensions shaping the new government.
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UN News Digest Reflects 19th Century European Tensions
A compilation from Florence Epoca and other sources reports claims of Mazzen to Bismarck about a France Italy alliance aimed at obstructing Prussia. It notes Spanish unrest, Alfonso’s arrival in Santander, and various diplomatic remarks including Prince Gortschakol’s reply on an international code.
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Pacific Math Iniquity Before Committee Testimony of Rufus Tatch
February proceedings before the Ways and Means Committee reveal Rufus Hatch testimony on Pacif Mail Company expenditures in Washington. Stockwell and Lewin cited irregular transfers, with figures including 619,000 misappropriations. committee debated records and potential further questioning while planning to complete the record.
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Pacific Mail Litigation Targets Those Who Got Company Money
A new phase of Pacific Mail litigation aims to recover funds believed paid to influence legislation. Key figures named include Col. Irwin and Congressman Schumaker, with others such as A Hi Whiting, William S. King, Charles Abert, and lobbyists cited. The board plans to act soon to recover misused funds and pursue all who benefited without proper authorization.
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Wisconsin Railroad Report Urges Potter Law Repeal
The Railroad Commissioners will ask the Legislature for repeal of the Potter law and a new registration system to allow fixed maximum freight and passage rates for first class routes like the Paul and Northwestern. No second class restrictions are proposed. Each fleet is to be appraised and net earnings used to guide rate recommendations.
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