Indians and trade policy dominate Union dispatches
Washington reports the final Red Cloud interview with Secretary Cox and Commissioner Parker, with Red Cloud denying hostility and seeking to return home straightaway. Also noted are currency losses, a new trade expansion plan with Spanish American states, Mormon movements, and forthcoming talks in New York.
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Brigadier General William Seebach Obituary
The East page notes Brigadier General William Seebach, Commissary General of Subsistence on Gov. Hoffman’s staff, died yesterday in the city from heart disease. The item also covers a Kings County probe finding District Attorney Morris guilty of misappropriating public funds and a water-filled locomotive tender experiment on the Hudson River Railroad. It also reports the National Anti-Secret Society convention in Cincinnati attacking secret societies and Sunday sabbath issues.
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Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Reaches Pierce City
St Louis June 12 The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad was completed yesterday to Pierce City fifty miles west of Springfield Missouri and will be pushed rapidly toward the southwest boundary of the state then through the Indian Territory and across the continent.
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Indian Territory
Constantinople Disaster and Global Delays in June News
June 11 dispatches report uncertain Constantinople fire toll estimates, Sultan relief efforts, and Turks hosting Christians displaced by the blaze. Italy faces renewed revolutionary threats. Bismark advised rest after delicate health. Paris negotiates postal pacts, while Castellar in Spain pushes slave emancipation with indemnity. Dickens death prompts private funeral, Victoria’s condolence, and city closures. Ireland convicts Gearty and Brady under coercion act, with life and ten-year sentences. Riots erupt on Isle of Wight. education bill backs PM on compulsory schooling.
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National Evocational League
Fire at Montreal destroys glass works. losses reach 30000
June 11 report states a fire at Montreal destroyed the Canada glass works causing about 30000 in damage. The fire was partly insured. Meanwhile troops of the northwest expeditionary forces arrived at Collingwood today as the last detachment progresses.
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Steamboat Robbed and Notable Robbery Confession
Steamboat Phil Sheridan at Montrose Iowa was robbed Friday night passengers losing fifteen hundred dollars. J E Lemoine, once convicted of robbing Clearfield National Bank, claims in a sworn confession with two accomplices that they robbed Franklin county Missouri sheriff's safe of eleven thousand dollars. Col David Murphy, editor of a Washington newspaper, is named but credibility is uncertain due to Murphy's prominence.
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Montrose
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Alleghany City
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Lemoine
Col
David Murphy
Washington
Murphy
Alleghany City Penitentiary
Multiple Disasters Reported in St. Louis and Beyond
A June 11 dispatch details a basement fire at the St James Hotel with rescue efforts for Mrs Cragin and an infant. Fires destroyed Werner cabinet factory and Ellis wholesale grocery in Brooklyn. Harrisburg notes floods on the Susquehanna. Wyandotte car shops of the Kansas Pacific burned with heavy losses. A destructive hail storm in St Charles county caused $250,000 in damage.
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Kansas
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
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Rejected Justices Vote Looms in Supreme Court List
A list shows the executive lineup for the Supreme Court rejected by 35 to 0. The House adjourned after the tally and related political debate. The army bill, reduced to 80,000 men, saves $4,000,000 annually as reported from the Conference Committee. Health updates and public notices follow in a brisk round of items.
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Amernian tax list for Quincy 1874 notice
Amernarian books for taxing real and personal estates in Quincy have been completed and returned to the office. The committee will hear complaints from 10 p.m. daily, Sundays excepted.
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Congress Passes Indian Delegation Funding and Railroad Land Grant Bill
Senate action approved a $50,000 appropriation for gifts to visiting Indian delegations. A Central Branch Union Pacific land grant bill drew sharp opposition. House members debated tenure of office act repeal amid assault incident involving Mr. Pomeroy. Amendments on female clerks pay and State Department building funding were decided, while North Pole expedition money was referred without division.
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