French Assembly Deliberates on Press and Siege Authority
The Left Center reports a government notice as M. Depeyre explains the Council of Ministers will holdFigaro for a fortnight. The Assembly votes 341 to 257 against urgent action to summon the writer. Discussions at Parliament's Initiative Committee address the siege, press law, and dissolution powers with MacMahon's powers in view.
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M. Depeyre
Council of Ministers
Figaro
M. de Fourtou
M. Thiers
Marshal MacMahon
Foreign miscellany from the era with multiple international items
Reports from Freiburg meetings in September. News from St Petersburg and Munich about rulers travels. Rome elections favor Signor Sella and others while clergy abstain. Ultramontane prelates. German Italian war remarks. Slavery on the Gold Coast and famine relief in India. Toronto life contrasts and a South Asian mission report.
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Freiburg
Russia
Albrecht
St. Petersburg
William
Munich
Bavaria
Signor Sella
Prince Orsini
Rome
Germany
Austria
Mgr. de Mérode
Belgium
France
Berlin
Spain
Schmidt
Turin
Ivrea
Naples
London
New York Herald
Amoy
Formosa
China
Japan
Cornwall Chronicle
Zephania Williams
Frost and Jones
Tasmania
Frost
Hindoo
Ajoodya Prasad
Tirhoot
Putrahee
Tur
Comine Brussells Conaress
Pall Mall Gazette
Brussels
Bismarck
England
Great Britain
Gold Coast
Manchester Guardian
Cape Coast Castle
Baptisms Rush at Village Churches Near Station
Church groups around the station report large baptism activity with hundreds already baptized and dozens more this week. Forty people are being baptized this week as others await further instruction in the Christian faith.
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Chamah
Elmina
Ashantee
Calcutta
The
Times
Sir R. Temple
Burdwan
Pubna
Sonthalia
Monghyr
Hooghly
Goojerat
Berar
Benares
Henderson
Cashmere
Freeroath Weekly
Tus Crry
Toronto
Cook
the Times
Queen Victoria
Savings Bank
Province of
Ontario
Ottawa
Montreal
India
Benegarria
Skrefsrud
Europe
Eeerson
Christendom
Comets reveal gas and meteorite clusters in ancient belief
Professor Hinds notes Coggin's comet will be daylight visible on the 24th near the Great Bear. Seabroke reports from Rugby on spectroscopic results showing a continuous spectrum for the nucleus and fan, with three bright bands indicating a hydrocarbon gas mixed with small solid bodies. The tail's bands suggest gas with solid particles. comets may be clusters of meteorites surrounded by hydrocarbon gas. A 1712 comet panic caused Thames boats to flee, stock declines, and prayers sought.
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Hinds
Coggin
Seabroke
Temple Observatory
Rugby
Times
Thames
South Sea
India
Lambeth
Gilbert Heathcote
London
Bank of England
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St Paul’s
Burges
Apse
Executive Committee
M. de Groof
Cremorne Gardens
King’s Road
St. Luke's Church
Robert-street
Chelsea
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