England and the Nile fight with the natives in Egypt
From Khartoum a Times dispatch reports General Gordon in active hostilities against native forces and planning a major assault on a six thousand strong main body. The piece covers political friction at Westminster, radicals attacking Burnaby, Egypt finances and a six million loan, and ongoing debates on the Reform Bill amid medical updates on Mr Gladstone.
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Graham
Burnaby
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Vinecent
Through New York State Hudson River Boats Resume
Saugerties propeller 10 passed Hudson point first of season. Hudson Steamboat Company to start by April 1, Mary Powell to run later in May, Norwich tow passes south, and many lines ready for active service. City of Kingston steamship planned for June with other ferries and improvements noted.
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New-York Herald
Hawley Favored by Connecticut Republicans for President
Connecticut Republicans at Hartford reflect strong support for General Hawley as a presidential candidate. Letters from state leaders and press comment argue for sending a united delegation to Chicago to back Hawley, with other names like Arthur and Blaine mentioned as possible options.
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Movements in Soudan and Khartoum Crisis Deepens
March 22 dispatches report unsettled Cabinet mood over General Gordon’s fate at Khartoum amid March 16 battle outcomes. Cairo dispatches hint an English relief force may soon reach Khartoum. Berber reports and Berber access were debated as the war ministry considers an expedition from Suakin. Emperor William’s birthday celebrations and Franco-British theater also appear in this day’s European news.
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Agueal
Sua- Kus Cane
Democratic Armistice Threats and Wool Tariff Debate
Washington March 22 demoralization in the Democratic ranks in the House deepens as factions avoid open clash while privately trading barbs and praising or denouncing leaders. Debate centers on the Morrison wool tariff bill with caucus plans and potential alterations sparking tensions among House Democrats and committee members.
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Geddes
House
Ways and Means
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Morrison
Ohio
Todlay
California
Juunier
OR Democrats
Baltimore gang mystery solved by juvenile thieves
Barriment, March 22. A long series of freight car and property robberies tied to a juvenile gang based near Bay View Junction was uncovered by Detectives Galt and Berringer after over two months. The youths, aged under 18, used a dilapidated stable as a base, planned daytime robberies, and hid stolen goods in a cellar. The gang operated with organized roles and carried out thefts in the city and from freight cars.
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Peninslvania
Stock Board Case at Impasse Continues Next Wednesday
Proceedings before the New York Stock Board linger with a judge or official considering quotations and rates. A proposer sought at least $200 per week as pay, while the case was adjourned with defendants held on $200 bail, awaiting further steps on the Wednesday next.
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