New Chinese Bill Debate Shifts California Political Ground
Washington reports the House action on the Chinese bill triggers mixed reactions. Secretary Sherman defends his administration while New York and California indicate political maneuvering ahead of the 1880 contest. News from San Francisco and Chicago cover fallout and testimonies in related cases.
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Peru
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Chin Lan Pla
Ibrakl
Washington
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H House of Representatives
California
National Legilature
Ife
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China
United States
Pacific Coast
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British Columbia
Senate
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Conkling
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Arthur
Gricaco
Tribune
Custom House
New York
Renaenot
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San Freacisco
House
Post
Alte
Chronicle
Bulxtin
Orient
Sacramento
Aaron
Destructive Fires and Political Turmoil Abroad
A torrent of foreign notes reports Knocks Sons lamp works burning with vast losses and 300 workers left unemployed. A Porto suburb quarry collapse buries homes and deadly fires ensue. Paris chatter forecasts Gambetta driven impeachment and potential cabinet reshuffle as MacMahon fate hangs.
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MacMahon
Sarceaxor
Paris Rays
Ciambetta
Gen. Chauzy
Pohlhalin
Berlin
Gawbette
Loxvox
Paris
Gambetta
Congress Passes Navy Chaplains Bill and Pension Measures
The Senate moved to executive business after Edmonds amendments debate. Promoted by Hamlin, the navy chaplains bill sets age limits and ranks for chaplains while a pension package increased Ann M. Paulding and Mary E Walker benefits, and Eliza J Anderson’s widow pension received House approval. Immigration bill to Chinese entrants referred to foreign relations.
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Dan
Edmunds
Hamlin
Senate
United States Navy
Ann M. Paulding
Hiram Dpalding
Mary E. Walker
House
Eliza J. Anderson
Robert .Anderson
U.S. A
Conkling
Committee On Foreign Relations
Allison
Christiancy
Fractional Currency and Humorous Observations
A collage of quips and witticisms on currency, manners, and social foibles. Notes about milkmen, a rider thrown into a ditch, oysters and the church, twins, pockets, prayer books, a church sneeze, aristocrats, sausages, and a pun on Schmidt’s.
House Debates Post Office Bill Amid Amendments and Voting
Congress alters the post office appropriation with votes on clerks route agents and transportation. Amendments raise clerk and letter carrier funds, boost Star route and railroad transport, and increase steamboat spending while Republicans push for the morning hour. The house reconvenes after a recess to consider committee reports.
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House
Foster
Baker
Ind
Conger
Looker
Blount
Ways
Lightning boiled down in Crystal Police lecture
Bret Marie lectured in Crystal Police London last evening and was well received. Four hundred locked-out agricultural laborers left Kent for Australia yesterday. Garnier defeated Heiser in a billiards match 33 innings 900 to 174, with Garnier running 220. The High Court of Justice dismissed the motion to arrest the United States frigate Constitution and cargo. The execution by hanging of Wm. B. Merrick and John Reney occurred at twelve o'clock yesterday in Indianapolis.
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England
Australia
Garnier
Heiser
High Court of Justice
United States
Constitution
Wm. B. Merrick
John Reney
Idianapolis
Difference Between an Intellectual Gentleman and a Lady
In front of a St James street book store an intellectual gentleman and a lady admire window pictures. The man praises imperial likenesses while the lady notes similarity to royal silhouettes. They learn all prints are sold but more are arriving as they exit with a newspaper.
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Tady
Caraman
Potie
Prima donna in prison sings to Auburn inmates
Marie Roze Mapleson toured Auburn State Prison chapel to sing for about twelve hundred convicts including those in solitary. She performed Sweet Spirit Hear My Prayer The Sweet By and By and Coming Through the Rye in a scene described as deeply moving inspiring cheers and tears. A testimonial of thanks was presented to the singer and inmates felt a renewed cheer in their day.
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Auburn
N. Y
Marie Roze Mapleson
Jenny Lind
Marie Haze
Keeper Wells
Madame Mtoze
News Notes From Wisconsin and Nearby Regions
Miss Annie King of Janesville seeks admission to the bar. Snow shortages drive lumber camps workers away and dairymen exit cheese farming. Frank Dickerson to be tried in April for the Mrs Mack case. Six inches of snow threaten spring logging. Arcadia Baptists raise funds and call for returns to subscribers. Black River Railroad to finish in spring from Neillsville to Serrila. Philadelphia workers invest over 70 million in cooperative loans. Pennsylvania city debts loom large. New Jersey cities hold about 5 million in debt with high per capita costs. Ohio municipal debt totals 41 million. Cincinnati alone owes 22 million. Mississippi notes floating ice in Vicksburg river. Natchez founded 1803. large emigration of black residents to Kansas. German colonies growing near Little Rock and Western Arkansas. trains heard across Kearsarge Ridge toward Mohave.
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Janesville
Frank Dickerson
Mack
Baptist Church
Arcadia
Black Hiver
Neilaville
Clark County
Serrilails
The Nerve of the Prince of Wales Story
In a tale of remarkable boldness the Prince of Wales and Dr Lyon Playfair watched a boiling lead cauldron. The doctor claimed that under certain conditions heat could be endured and the Prince then plunged his hand into the molten lead to ladle out some of it.
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Prince of Wales
Lyon Playfair
Lin
Wardens Shame Rich Peer With Bag Trick
In a Bath area church the wardenes cut a slit in the bag to reveal a copper penny from a wealthy peer who had given only coppers. The next day the peer removed his prayer books and cushions and left the church forever.
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New York Evening Express Attacks Chinese Bill Policy
The New York Evening Express condemns the Chinese bill, calling it contrary to the Burlingame treaty and a new policy hostile to our government’s traditions and Democratic principles. Also reports terrible famine in upper Egypt.
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Democratic Party
Upper
Egypt
Brown's Cough Remedies Advertised in West
An old advertisement touts Brown's Cough and Coughing remedies as cures for chest infections and throat ailments. It claims ease of expectoration and voice strengthening with Baowy products, promoting multiple Brown's remedies for diseases of the West sold by J. W. McNult & Co in Ogden Utah.
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the West
J. W. MecNult & Co
Ogden
Utah
HH. Wright & Son
Sceet
Accidental Death at Mountain Rose Shaft
Jacmes Jenson a 34 year old Scandinavian miner died after falling into the Mountain Rose shaft near the Antelope and Prince of Wales mines at Atta. He cut his finger days earlier and went to fetch balsam, then disappeared. his body was recovered from the shaft and burial is planned in Ogden.
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Jacmes Jenson
Antelope
Prince of Wales
Ogden
Highland Chief
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