Fiery anti-silver speakers clash in heated session
The opening day of the free coinage bill debate featured intense exchanges by Bland Williams Harter and Rayner. The anti-silver faction clashed with Republicans over time controls as Bland’s fitful speech and Harter’s dramatic antics drew laughs and attention from a crowded gallery. The session also touched on the Bering Sea dispute and a proposed Ohio River commission bill with funding for a Pittsburgh survey.
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Silver Bill Bland
Williams
Harter
Rayner
Randall
Carlisle
Cox
Bland
Tom Watson
Alliance
Committee On Coinage
Boutelle
Old Guard
Reed
TJ Williams
Milla
Little McKaig
Maryland
Saly
MecKaig
Hatter
McKain
Neecelaars
McKaig
Young
Baltimore
Py House
Mills
United Eco
Texas
Doretics
Senate
West Indian Mutiny Ends With Short-Handed Voyage
The West Indian, previously wrecked off Acajutla, left San Francisco with a short crew after Captain Scott armed his men and locked sailors in the forecastle. A mutiny arose over crew conditions and pay, later subdued as the ship sailed toward San Francisco with only four sailors willing to work.
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San Francisco
West Indian
Acajutla
Scott
Seamen’s Union
Hallowell
Per
la Union
Iain Scott
Jeff Davis Publishers Win in New York Court
Stephen P. Nash reported to the Supreme Court that he has ruled in favor of D. Appleton & Co. publishers of New York, resolving matters between Jacob A. Payne of New Orleans and J. Addis Hayes Jr. of Colorado Springs as executors of Jefferson Davis's will.
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New York
Stephen P. Nash
Jacob A. Payne
New Orleans
J. Addis Hayes, Jr
Colorado Springs
Colo
Jefferson Davis
D. Appleton & Co., Publishers
Supreme Court
Allegheny Democrats Select Delegates and Support Cleveland
Allegheny county Democrats held eight district conventions electing delegates to the State Convention and endorsing Grover Cleveland for president. In Pittsburgh Fifth District a two hour clash over Cleveland’s instructions ended 53 to 34 in favor of Cleveland. Pattison's administration also praised. Delegates named from each district include Geo A Koehler, James Tracy, John Cain, Alderman McKenna, William A Sipe, and others with contests in several districts. The Sixth and Seventh districts reported wins for new and old factions, while the Eighth district in Pittsburgh completed without contest.
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Allegheny County
Grover Cleveland
Allegheny
Pittsburg
J. M. Gailey
Harrity
Gailey
Tam
Sixth
Twenty-fourth Congressional District
New Democratic Organization
William A. Sipe
Democratic
John B. Larkin
T. O'Leary, Jr
W. J. Brennen
Cleveland
Robert E. Pattison
Geo. A. Koehler
Frank Fertig
August Fiienstein
James Tracy
Thomas Burns
Jacob Borne
John Cain
David Larkin
Michael Ennis
Alderman McKenna
Martin Brophy
Edward Reilley
A. Frauenheim
J. W. Sullivan
B. F. Rafferty
James A. Clark
G. J. Bisich
J. Moethind
Congressiona Wontonal
Lees Te Frasher
John Hackenstein
Edward G. Lang
David Suehr
Anthony Koehler
Pg Aemedeaaitegag
Epect
API Repennanse
C. M. King
William Thonween
Samuel Hawthorne
Ince
Jacob Born
Lee Frasher
John Sullivan
King
John Files Ee
Harrisburg
J. M. Guffey
Grover Cleve
Police Bureau
John Woods
Edward Peyton
Michael Nestor
Edward Kolb
Cleve
Select Council
Bhut
Samuel Gilson
Howard Porter
Harmony
Mr. Kearney
Indorsing Guffey
The
Nations Executive Committee
Fourth Legislative District
Ralston
John Kearns
Common Council
City Hall
P. Foley
Brennen
Eayly
Pattison
Jeremish Dougherty
Mr. Dougherty
John Loughran
McNulty
G. J. Bleichner
O'Leary
Messrs
Foley
Mullen
Dougherty
Magee
Cha Pougerty
O’leary
Erty
Carr
Paddy
Brennes
Fole
New York
Sullivan
Mr. Brennen
Otenman Daughery
Picid
Mr Foley
Mr. Aoa
O'Learyn
Aongnexty
Charles B. Payne
Mr. Sipe
Sipe
Allegheny City Hall
Conrad Casey
Pitt Bedell
Frank Osborne
Thomas Darby
Frances M Britton Recalled For Jury Duty In Carriage Firm Case
A Coroner's office subpoena server mistook Frances M Britton for a man and summoned her for jury duty in the Bridget Meakim case after a carriage firm partner was noted. Britton, not eligible, caused delays as several summoned men failed to appear and the trial was postponed to next Monday in New York.
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New York
Frances
Frances M. Britton
Brewster & Co
Bridget Meakim
Eighteenth Avenue
Roosevelt Hospitl Drs
Britton
Aliquippa Town Offers Early Factory Growth and Gas Abundance
Aliquippa promises a strong start with three large factories planned to be near completion before April 14 land sales, plus abundant natural gas. Property is owned by the works, not a land company. Investors can learn more at Aliquippa Steel Company, room 30, Westinghouse building.
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Aliquippa
Aliquippa Steel Company
Westinghouse
Palace of Music Offers Wide Range of Organs and Pianos
We offer all kinds of organs and pianos with low prices and easy payments. Thousands leased to customers, quality and durability guaranteed, and delivery to your home when ready. Visit to hear self playing Aeolians and decide whether to buy.
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Palace of Music
Poland Fortified as War Clouds Gather Over Austria
Visnia March 22 reports Austrian worry over Russian Poland military posture. General Gourko moves to ready hostilities and Warsaw defenses tighten. Frontiers guarded, camps fortifed, and residents told how many soldiers each home must house. Guards reinforced. Gourko met czar in St Petersburg to plan for war with Austria and Germany.
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Visnia
Poland
Gourko
Warsaw
Siberia
Prussia
Austria
Vienna
Berlin
Genera Gourke
Soa
Codeone
Phare Aseve
Pions
St Petersburg
Germany
Duraton
Vladimir
Alexis
Gererit Gourke
Russian
Shouvaloff
England's Latest War in Burma Lushai Rebellion Spreads
From Canacutta March 22, reports describe the Lushai revolt in Northern Burmah expanding as Lalbura the Lushai chief resists a British order. A 100 man force moved to his village, was repulsed, and the village burned. British reinforcements reached the village despite attacks. Several encounters followed with British victories, yet rumors say Western Lushais may join the rising.
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Aijal
Socialist Riot at Saint Merri Church Sparks Turmoil
In Parts on March 22 a Socialist church service at Saint Merri devolved into a row after Father Lemoigne reprimanded disturbances. The Revolutionary Committee secretary urged departure, cries of Vive la Commune followed, a fight broke out with worshipers using sticks, gas was released, and the crowd dispersed.
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Saint Merrl
Father Lemoigne
Revolutionary Committee
Hungary Rioters Attack Burgomaster’s House
In Orecho Hungary a group of peasants angered by relief distribution barricaded the burgomaster’s home and set it on fire intending to burn him and his family. Firefighters and villagers intervened to halt the plan.
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Bupa Presta
Orecho
Hungary
Fortune for 40 dollars in unclaimed railway baggage
Albert Poole, a Denver buyer in auction and unclaimed stocks, has uncovered a fortune for someone from nine-year detained baggage. Colonel Henry Altman, who came to Colorado in 1857, amassed mining deeds and papers. seven boxes and a trunk shipped to California remained in Denver-Rio Grande warehouse until public auction. Poole bought the contents for $40 out of purchases totaling $1,000, amid pending litigation and claims.
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Prospect
Denver
Albert Poole
Henry Altman
Colorado
Poole
Maysville
Cal
Denver — Rio Grande
Judge Maynard Convicted by New York Bar Association
The Bar Association of New York tried Judge Isaac Maynard of the Court of Appeals and returned a guilty verdict. Supporters mounted a last effort for acquittal, but the outcome stood despite a close show of defiance. The conviction concerns conduct in the Dutchess county election case, and Albany lawmakers will be asked by city bars to remove him from office.
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New York
Bar Association of the Barony of
Isaac
Maynard
Court of Appeals
Dutchess County
Albany
New York City
Three Trains Collide On Bridge In Reading Track Wreck
Mahoney City Pa March 22 A Reading railroad wreck occurred between East Mahoney Junction and Tamaqua when a coal train broke into three sections on a bridge. Cars were flung into the river, the bridge was burned, and train hands escaped with scratches. A new bridge is planned to be completed by tonight.
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Mahoney City
Reading
Here
Tamaqua
East Mahoney Junction
McEnery Poised for Democratic Nomination in City Race
In New York on March 22 indications point to McEnery winning the city by 11 000 to 12 000, with Foster carrying the country parishes by about 4 000. McEnery appears the Democratic standard bearer with roughly a 7 000 statewide advantage, though overall state turnout was lighter than expected.
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McEnery
New York
Foster
Ors MceEnery
Caprivi to Remain Chancellor as Crisis Grows
Breux dispatches report General Von Caprivi will keep the chancellor post and Prussian foreign minister title while resigning as president of the Prussian council of ministers. No definite decision has been announced.
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Breux
General von Caprivi
Notes From Beyond the Sea and World Affairs Tidings
A digest of international notes reports Greece’s king to abdicate anxiously, Belgium’s coal mine losses, and Russian policy toward Buddhists in Siberia. It notes Brussels treaties, European finance, famine fears in the Caucasus, and spying through Vienna Telephone Company lines as officials shift roles.
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Chamber of Deputies
London
Arthur Goring Thomas
Saint
Sm F. Rosrxsox
Cranford
England
Pytchley
Caucasus
Eurores
Vienna Telephone Company
Akes
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Ohio River Commission
Burzav
Washworox
D.C
Maron
Massachusetts
Bering Sea
Lord Y
Baden Powell
Montreal
Powell
United States
Great Britain
State Department
Lord Salisbury
House
Evansville
Ind
Army
Coast Survey
Ohio
Cairo
Secretary of War
Congress
Dalzell
Fifth and
Smithfield Street
Post Office Department
Lightner
Jeff Davis
Adlets
Grover
Guffey
Dpne
Ee Brennen
Kerry
St Ie Dials
Russia
Burmah
Hungee
Bar of
Tralomen
Choice Propertea
New Grant St
Union Station
Seventh Ave
Liberty St
New Bindley Hardware Company
C. D. and P. Telephone Exchange
Wood Street
Fifth Avenue
William H. Allen
Choice
Hamilton
Fourth Ave
Grant
Baxter, Thompson & CO
Haver & Comnee
W. A. Herron & Sons
Fourth Avenue
DBT
W. J. Thompson
Second Avenue
Stevenson & Co
Jadoewr
Ee Einai
Tribune
Actire
Phelps
Dartmouth College
Paine
America
A. B. Sumner
St. Johns
Mich
Kossouth
Gladetone
Whittier
Jacksons
Liberty Street
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