Temperance factions form two paths moral suasion or prohibition
Debates within the temperance movement split into two main groups the National Temperance League favoring moral suasion and abstinence and the United Kingdom Alliance pushing for liquor prohibition. A Band of Hope Union for children and various regional leagues support temperance, with churches and ragged schools feeding the effort and revival refuges established to aid street children.
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National Temperance League
United Kingdom Alliance
League
Alliance
United Kingdom
Band of Hope Union
Hoge of England Temperance League
North of England TempErance League
Lancashite and
Cheshire Band of Hope Union
Bradford
Banda of Hope
Rescue of Street Waifs Through Reform Effort
A broad program aims to pull London street children from destitution and crime by shelters and ragged schools. It notes many orphans and child neglect, urging action to curb national pauperism and delinquency through coordinated efforts led by Revivalist figures and charity workers.
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London
Carcely
R. C. Morgan
George Holland
George-yard
Whitechapel
Annie Macpherson
France elects new Legislative body widespread government wins
Elections held Sunday and Monday across France largely favor the government in provinces while Paris favors the government’s opponents. Thiers loses at Lille and Poitiers and Glais-Bizoin loses at Saint-Brieuc. results for the Department de la Seine (Paris) listed.
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France
Paris
M. Thiers
Lille
Poitiers
M. Glais-Bizoin
Saint-Brieux
Department de la Seine
de Lareinty
Prevost-Parados
AUBE
M. Argence
Casimir Perier
Cotes DU Nord
General de la Motte Roy
Ge Oliera S
Lyons elects Raspail and Bancel in ultrasound faction
In STH Circumscription M Jules Simon leads with 380305 votes while ULachaud J trails with 78742 and Eugene Pelletan tops OTHCircumscription with 23410. Bouley records 9816 as Lyons results show Raspail and Bancel victorious. Other departments report varied polls.
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M. Jules Simon
M. Ulachaud J
M. Eugene Pelletan
M. Bouley
Lyons
M. Raspail
M. Bancel
Ultras
Italy abolishes clerical exemption from conscription
The Italian Senate passed a law ending clerical exemption from military service. Seventy on the yes side and thirty-seven more than the opponents, the majority framing the decision as a victory for equal citizenship before the law. The bill had failed in 1865.
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Italy
Nazione
Debates Eye Monarchical Clause in Spain Cortes
In the Spanish Cortes the Monarchical clause passed 214 to 71 amid heated debate. Castelar urged against a regency, Topete sought to save the dynasty but opposed restoration, and a Montpensier solution was proposed. Ayala resigned as Minister of the Colonies after sparring with Republicans. Admiral Topete becomes interim minister. Senate notes include judges irremovability and civil marriages. Lisbon reports Prince Augustus of Portugal as a throne candidate, tied by marriage plans to Montpensier’s daughter.
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Cortes
Castelar
Serrano
Topete
Duke de Montpensier
Senor Ayala
Senor Ortez
Correspondencia
Lisbon
Spain
Prince Augustus
Portugal
Duke of Montpensier
Riot in New Orleans as police clash with crowd
Riot erupts in New Orleans on Wednesday with several wounded. Troops restore order. New York papers note a cable telegram claiming an Anglo French Spanish alliance against the United States, which news was widely discredited.
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New Orleans
New York
Washington
England
France
Spain
United States
Howaer
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