Congress Passes Apportionment Bill in Senate Subduing Minority Cadre
Washington June 4 The Senate passed the Representative apportionment bill by 30 to 0 after rejecting an amendment delaying its effect until March 1873. The day’s actions included discussion on settlement of quartermaster and commissary claims in the South and a bid to add minority representation in the States at large. Committees also considered subsidizing a San Francisco to Australia steamship line and repealing coal taxes. A sensational note from Chicago reports Banks’s speech accusing the Cu ban message being written by Caleb Cushing.
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Crop reports from two states show mixed conditions
Willameton N C reports late heavy rains injuring crops in many sections while New Orleans notes generally favorable crop prospects but excess rain in some areas. The Commercial also suspended this morning as part of the New Albany Daily publication.
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Dickens Obsequies Rumor of Westminster Abbey Burial
London rumors claim the remains of Charles Dickens will be brought to London for burial with friends consenting to interment in Westminster Abbey.
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Atlantics Beat Red Stockings In Eleven Innings
In New York the Atlantics defeated the Red Stockings 8 to 7 after eleven innings with about ten thousand spectators watching a close and intense game. Scores by innings show a tight contest as the crowd grew heated at the finish. In Cleveland the Forest City of Rockford defeated the Forest City of Cleveland 24 to 18.
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Tornado Spreads Destruction Across Arkansas and Mississippi
A powerful tornado swept a wide area from Council Bend through Peter's Landing, crossing the river to Baldwin County, bringing ruin and a severe hailstorm that destroyed crops and forests. No deaths reported. In St Louis a scaffold collapsed killing John Fisher and injuring John Johnson, and a fly wheel shattered at Saxony mills fatally injuring Dieterich.
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Evangelical Alliance to discuss world religion themes in fall sessions
The East reports the Evangelical Alliance will hold daily meetings from September 25 to October 8 in New York at Dr. Crosby's church St Pauls M E Church and the YMCA building. Over 2000 delegates are expected with 800 from Great Britain and Ireland. The American Alliance must cover most expenses.
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Congress Debates Cuba War Neutrality and Postal Funding
Senate and House actions include a resolution urging impartial U.S. neutrality in the Cuban-Spanish conflict, a postal appropriation bill with changes to letter carrier limits in large cities, and currency bill discussions. Committees consider consular removals in Moscow and Keil, plus Nile waterway improvements and jury pay reforms. House votes on soldiers’ monument and joint measures, with several amendments rejected and the currency bill tabled for tomorrow.
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Banks Attacks Spanish Interference in Cuban Affairs
In a House debate, Congressman Banks assailed alleged Spanish influence behind U.S. policy on Cuba and criticized the President's message. He accused a Spanish minister of motives tied to Cuba and St. Doming, urging Congress to scrutinize foreign meddling while denying any San Doming-related collusion. Orth Farnsworth defended the minority report as discussion continued.
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Cincinnati losses by Red Stockings defeat concerns city
A series of brief items note Cincinnati's strong grief after a Red Stockings loss, Hahn & Co. planing mill in Chicago burned with all contents, A J Kinsley of Chicago fatally shot a burglar, Anthony of Rhode Island and Cragin of New Hampshire reelected U S Senators, Reconstruction Committee removes Bingham amendment from Georgia bill, and Massachusetts Conference Committee agrees liquor law amendments excluding wines while permitting ales and lager.
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