British and Paris Notes on Government Moves and Arts
London dispatch reports government plans to dissolve Parliament amid obstruction talk, with Liberal tactics and Carlyle, Arnold, and Dean Stanley drawing attention. Paris reviews Hernani at the Opéra, Victor Hugo tribute, Hartmann case, and Bernhardt triumph as society notes underscore cultural and political currents.
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Jasne
Deaney
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Carlyle
Thomas Hughes
Salisbury
Paris Cable Dispatch
Victor Hugo
Sarah Bernhardt
Tribune Lexpos
House of Commons
Lord Hartington
Sullivan
Shaw
Parnell
Sir Stafford Northcote
Plimsoll
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Im Orpaniong
Frida
Dean Staslet
Dean Stanley
Westminster Abbey
Woltlant
Bonaparte
Ian Stanley
Daily Telegraph
Morning Post
Sayin
Gladatone
Statue Men’s Association
France
Metorial
Daily News
Pall Mall Gazette
Spectator
Robfets
Frederic Harrison
Roberts
General Roberts
Reryans
Victor Mago
Porrin
Lapommeraye
Eif
Ballam Dermardt
Sarah Bernhardt Wa
Coppes
Victor Hoge
Dona Solatel Mernani
David Anger
Frangais
Rebel Claims In Congress Prompt Moves On War Debts
In Washington February 28 Southern claimants press for repeal of the statute of limitations to pursue rebel war claims for captured and abandoned property. The Post Office explains lotteries barred from mails and Indian affairs receive confirmations and committee actions. Congress weighs interoceanic canal routes and Chinese questions as Ponca removal debates unfold, with Trowbridge confirmed Indian Affairs Commissioner.
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TAK
Townnidor
Post Office Department
Ironbridge
Senate
House of Representatives
O'Connor
O'Conner
Charleston
8. C
Trandall
Connor
Ien
United States
Justichars
Me. O'Connor
Wilel
Anna
Thive ix
Dallas
Interior Department
Kenora
Indian Territory
Colonel Brooks
Indian Affairs
Special Senata
Edward Milr
John Sivrinkar
Conversa Hong
Piiow Witnes Uonstimaryly
Tisbies
Morgan
Omaha Herald
Tecestory
Tnat Morgan
Cout
Hivi
Nance
Etlon
Newark Tax Certificates Spark Court Ruling and Local Losses
The Trenton Supreme Court ruled on a Newark case involving tax certificates and a property owner, affecting tax sales and state revenue. The report notes a fire in Montlate and various local incidents including misfortune and a general strike, with further items from Norwich and Philadelphia mint discussions.
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Trenton
Gave & de Elelon
Benet Life Thsurance Company of
Newark
Cty
Mt Dewat
Orson Whgon
The Nem Mining Exchange Names New Officers and Trustees
The Nem Mining Exchange held a meeting to reorganize into the Mining Trust Company and American Mining Stock Exchange. Henry G. Libbing was elected president but declined to serve due to health. Milton Lorroe was elected general manager and vice president. H C Laws named trustee as details of committees were announced.
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Land and San Franeisco Bank
Steblan
H.C. Laws
Agiven
Tie Teese
Ferjayate
Elisha
Rigas
Rikins
Deny Havemeyst
Admissiontete Mi
Lawani
G. D. Revere
Pikiie
KAW
Leavitt
Revs
Christenwen
Dake de Kay
Shatter
Smd
Prices for March Furnishings and Rail News
The Philadelphia market lists March prices for textiles and hardware parts with varied item names and numbers. Atlanta reports Macon and Western rail sale closing. new harbor-related toll and fare reductions discussed. Louisville and Nashville Railroad to assume Mobile and Montgomery line March 1 with through trade planned via intermediate cities.
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Ala
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Mobile and
Crimes and Casualties By Telegraph From New Onurass
Feb 28 report covers a new trial request in Lalward G. Paboet case before the superior court, with defense seeking a motion in arrest of judgment. Also short note on escapee Gobert Golden linked to a 1874 murder sentence, plus a mystery of the SFA involving a heartless trunk tied to the Kate rman shipwreck and a leadless trunk found at sea.
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Wisseren
Gulbert Golden
Toneteen
Gemitenthary
Weat Lyne
Pemblon
SFA
Lowa Braxent
N. de Feb
Staley
Achoouer Katerman
Battle Over Telegraph Rights Between Western Union and American Union
In a prolonged clash along Union Pacific lines, Western Union refused to accept dispatches from American Union Telegraph citing rights and state law. The American Union pursued enforcement, invoking Treasury Department opinions and railroad counsel, while courts may determine ownership of lines from Omaha to Denver and beyond.
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Union Pacific Railroad Coats Ve & Corsarae
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