French Assembly blocks partial elections amid looming dissolution
Paris May 19 The Assembly passed a resolution barring any partial elections before general polls, narrowing vacant seats from fifteen. The move aims to delay dissolution while preparing a new electoral law for 75 Senate seats, with Monarchists fearing loss of seats to Republicans and a push from Republicans for timely general elections.
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Questioned Governor Powers Split Senate Seeks Court Opinion
The Republican majority in New Hampshire seeks the Superior Court opinion on whether the Governor and Connell may assign votes to any senatorial candidate when more than one candidate appears. Democrats filibuster to delay, while Republicans claim a legal right to ask the court for guidance as to seat validity and authority amid contested elections.
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West Point dull season as exams begin and visitors sparse
At West Point the military season is unusually quiet with exams for admission and graduation approaching. Gen. W. W. Belknap, Secretary of War, expected to attend the exercises and address graduates. A large parade and artillery drill accompanied by heavy guard and a subdued crowd marked the day. The Board of Visitors committees were announced for administration, construction, fiscal affairs, and reports for the annual summary. Elsewhere Worcester, Mass reports a man injured in a mysterious fall with uncertain prognosis.
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Indian delegates resist signing promise to quit Nebraska hunting
Washington reports natives anxious to return home refuse to sign a land hunting relinquishment agreement. Red Cloud urges immediate appointment of six commissioners to accompany them, while Treasury officials investigate a missing $17,000 from the cashroom amid a theft probe.
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Peaceful settlement in Britain Cuba crisis deepens
From London and Havana reports show the British government and Mamowh in a deteriorating standstill with a likely impossibility of a peaceful settlement. In Havana Valmaseda's position weakens amid calls for immediate Cuban independence and military reinforcements as volunteers face harsh treatment and potential dismissal.
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Church and State in Italy Debate on the Guarantee Law
In the Salian Parliament on May 1 the government faced opposition over the 1872 Guarantee Laws affecting church and state. Ministers argued the exequatire requirement was formal. critics pressed for a policy preventing Vatican influence. The Pope urged recognition of the established constitutional order. the government pursued a cautious approach, seeking civil and church freedom without war.
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Fragmentary Political Debate and Government Critique
The report outlines a heated parliamentary exchange where clerical factions push for restraint and government defense of policy. May resolutions show broad censure of the ministry as ministers push legal measures and state rights. the text notes continued attacks on the government and contentious procedural maneuvers.
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Probable end of the postal war reshapes service east
June 3 reports the Post Office Department directing a transfer of mail service between Philadelphia and Washington to the Baltimore and Ohio route. Communications show Baltimore and Ohio Railroad officials proposing changes, with Baltimore service to carry western mails via the line, prompting a shift to through Baltimore transport. Antonto agrees to the arrangement, and Garrett forwards the department’s telegraph to confirm start of service along the altered route.
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UNION ISLAND GA LOSES $100000 IN FIRE
Reports from Union Island and nearby areas describe a fire causing losses estimated near 100000 dollars across multiple properties, including a lumber mill and associated facilities. The blaze disrupted operations and prompted emergency responses in the region, with investigations expected into the fire’s origin and containment efforts.
Delinquent Treasurers Face Multi County Prosecutions
Attorney General to file formal complaints in several counties against fifteen delinquent treasurers for failure to remit tax receipts by May 1. Deficiencies average 622,973 per official. some paid portions while others still owe full sums. Arrests possible. notices issued, with extensions in Albany and New York counties.
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Carpenter Expedition Near Fort Lanawin Reported
June 3 Fort Lanawin Wy dispatch notes a carpenter expedition with about four men claiming 800 on the way west. Exaggerated accounts persist of a larger party and rations as leaders discuss encampment beyond the military reservation. Reports from Manx City and other places seem inflated and unverified.
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