Washington Fight Over Wood Tariff Bill In House
The House took up Mr Wood's tariff bill amid a heated debate. Opponents pressed to defeat the measure on the floor but a postponement was agreed, while supporters argued the bill would pass after adjustments.
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Trouble at the Lava Beds Opines War Threat
Secretary McCrary warned of a potential Indian war in Oregon and Dakota regions. He said preparations are being made, resources will be used, and volunteers may be called if needed, amid reports of hostilities and troop movements. Dispatches describe Camas Prairie incidents and looming conflict.
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West End Railroad of Long Branch First Meeting Adjourned
The West End Railroad inquiry in Long Branch opened at the Pavilion Hotel with a large legal turnout. Commissioners organized with Senator Hendrickson as chairman and adjourned to Thursday week to hear and decide land-taking issues amid active opposition and arguments on notice, public highways, and project viability.
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Labor Troubles in West Virginia and Rhode Island
Labor unrest drives miners in Charleston West Virginia to seize a steamer and threaten violence as they obstruct trains and dispatch a mob on the Atlantic and Ohio line. In Providence Rhode Island mills Nos 2 and 9-10 Warren resume work after a six week stoppage, with power of the workers described as resumed this morning.
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Andersons Confession in Cross-Examination Before Potter Committee
The cross examination of James I Anderson before the Potter Committee unfolds with Mr Reed challenging Anderson on prior Louisiana Senate testimony and a New Orleans deposition. Anderson admits to perjury and concealing truth, as Reed exposes inconsistencies and forged documents, while Weber and Nash contracts are cited to question reliability and motives behind the Democratic conspiracy claim.
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Marriage of Baird Hopkins on Pantaperrisa and Hopkinson kin
The Baird Hopkinson nuptials in Christ Church unite Miss Elizabeth Bordon Hopkinson, great granddaughter of signers of the Declaration, with Mr R Lopez Baird of the city. Ceremony performed by Pietus ere award Pozen, D. , as reported by telegraph. minor details of other distant notices included.
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Testimony on suppression and bias in Weber contract dispute
A Senate inquiry confronts conflicting statements about parish politics and intimidation. Witnesses discuss suppressing words like Republican or Democrat to protect themselves and Weber, while questioning whether such suppression aimed to mislead the committee or aid the opposite side.
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Nations Convene as German Government Invites Congress
Advices from Constantinople report heated sentiment amid preparations for a congress to be held in a European city. Officials praise the treaty principles as the public burden eases, while imperial Austria tightens lines on the frontier amid Bosnian refugee unrest. Five conspirators are executed in Turkey after failed attacks on Damad Pasha. In Germany, Emperor William’s health improves as details of Nobiling’s plot emerge.
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International Postal Treaty Concludes Amid Unitarity Push
Paris June 4 1878 reports that the International Postal Treaty has been finalized with changes toward unity. Uniform charges across most regions except a few non-continental areas, and proposals on exchange offers and international notes are discussed. Derby Day betting and other notices from London appear in Telegraphic Notes.
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