Paper Honey Comptroller figures for bank notes in circulation
The Comptroller of the Currency reports national bank bills outstanding on dates from 1874 to 1885 totaling 349.9 million in 1874 rising to 351.9 million in 1875, then 322.6 million in 1878 with gold bank circulation excluded. Legal tender notes show 382 million in 1874, 352 million in 1875, 346.6 million by 1878, and deposits with the U S Treasurer to redeem insolvent banks rising by 3.98 million in recent months and 4.29 million since February 1 1885.
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United States
inc
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Judge Terrill to Run for U.S. Senate from Texas
Editorial notes Or adviser Judge Alexander W Terrill of Austin Texas ex state senator and proponent of key measures announces candidacy for the U S Senate to succeed Senator Maxey He plans to canvass the state in person A London inquiry reports Parnell assassination rumor unfounded The Times suggests new cabinet may not include Lords Seborne Derby Henry James Lord Harrington will not join the cabinet and Greece reports submission to powers amid a boycott dispute by the Athens officialdom
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Alexander W. Terrill
Austin
Texas
U. S. Senate
Maxey
Terrill
Times
Seborne
Derby
Henry James
Cholera cases at Battaglia and river flooding news
Telegraphed items report eight cholera cases at Battaglia near Padua, continued miner disturbances in Mt. Pleasant Pennsylvania, a lecture refusal in Paris, a Tralee moonlighters attack on a process-server Rae, brig Robert Moore lost overboard, a Thomaston woman’s suicide, and the Susquehanna river rising with submerged wharves and lumberyards as alarms are set along the river.
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Battaglia
Padua
Mt. Pleasant
Pennsylvania
Perg Hyacinth
Paris
Tralee
Rae
Robert Moore
George Slaff
Jno. Hanson
New York
Thomaston
Ins
Percy Edgar
Susquehanna
Ritzinejen Brothers Bank Shuts Doors in Indianapolis
The Ritzinejen Brothers Bank, founded in 1867 and a major German business house, failed to open its doors this morning as the proprietors announced an assignment. The move signals financial distress and potential liquidation steps in the wake of mounting obligations.
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Delanet Meesler Bank
INDIANAPOLIS
Ind
Ritzinejen Brothers’ bank
Death of Mrs Bayard in Washington
Washington Feb 1 Mrs Bayard wife of the Secretary of State died at her residence after a long illness caused by brain congestion following her daughter's death. She was about 51, with family present. burial planned in Wilmington. Alfred Smith a sailor murdered his wife and her companion in Ulaveland, then tried to kill himself. two children survive. A secret meeting of Pennsylvania Railroad engineers in Jersey City protested a relief fund scheme, fearing compulsory enrollment and loss of dues if discharged. Secretary Lamar denied Utah land fraud claims attributed to Dement, calling them a canard.
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Washington
F. A. Gardiner
daugher
Wilmington
ULEVFLAND
Alfred Smith
Louisa Jane Wilson
New Yoas
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Washinaton
Dement
Utah
Lamar
Associated Press
Sparks
Salt Lake Tristine
Unpopular Postmaster Drives Out Neighbors in Arkansas
In Live Roe Arkansas on February 1 T J Waters postmaster at Quincy Nawton county is driven away by neighbors over personal grievances. Waters and wife at Jasper county seat, son in law and friends at his house amid beams and shots as the dispute spills into the street.
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Roe
Ark
T. J. Waters
Quincy
Nawton county
Waters
Jasper county
Mutiny on the Clarence Ends With Shipboard Surrender
A gang of mutinous lads on the ship Clarence attacked officers with pins and weapons. After a volley of revolver fire, officers retreated to cabins as the boats were lowered. Police boats arrived and the youths surrendered. Eighteen boys and two officers were wounded.
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Liverproof
Clarence
Mersry
laat
Knights of Labor Petition on Chinese Immigration
The Knights of Labor in San Francisco prepare a petition to Congress and the Senate urging legislation or treaty change to permanently stop further Chinese immigration to the United States. The effort reflects ongoing nationwide pressure on the Chinese question and immigration policy.
Petition calls broad support from officials across state
Governor Stone leads a signed petition with two ex governors and top judges plus municipal and federal officers. Expecting a quarter of a million signatures on the coast. Six Chinese companies have sent emissaries inland promising aid to Chinese wishing to return home amid reduced freight to chains.
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Stoneman
Supreme Court
Sermon Dares Text With Unlikely Ezra Verse
A Methodist pastor recalls a Baptist minister who sought a baptism free sermon. He chose Ezra chapter one verse nine, a misread line about thirty chargers of gold and twenty nine knives. He quips the knives were for eating ice to baptize the people.
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Franklin Spectator
Cranks and Cremation Propose Public Mind Shift
The piece argues cremation will advance only if its perception changes from crankish eccentricity to a respected practice. It promotes a popular remedy market with Syrup of Figs, claiming it cleanses organs and boosts health, advertised by Pinniger & Queen in Reno.
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Cincinnat
Commercial Gazette
neous California
Pinniger & Queen
Reno
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