Various global items reported in Abilene reflector
Moscow police uncover a Nihilist circular targeting Russian nobles for death. A sixty year old woman blown ashore from the Shetland Islands in a fishing smack. Children near Winchester fatally poisoned by cake made with poisonous baking powder. Rail earnings dip in January. Utes seek to sell their Colorado reservation and move. Congress the right to endorse pension notices only. Yale professor's insane wife escapes and dies after a fall. Gladstone considers land expropriation in Ireland. home rule delayed. Joshua B. Lippincott estate valued at over 3.6 million with large railroad bonds. Turko Bulgarian talks flag potential conflict. Russia warns against Bulgarian army subordination to Turkey. A London dispatch notes Sir Claude De Crespigny aiding Hangman Berry. Leperstone's death by gas and suicide.
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Dalton
Fourth Avenue Street Car Company
New York
Trafic
Montreal
Ohio Central Railroad
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Daniel Serles
Putnam County
Grand Lake Coal Company
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railroad
Galveston
Morgan
New Orleans
Thames
Liverpool
Eng
Janes Ene
Sixon Lock
Seleare
Switzerland
Yseult Dudley
O'Donovan Rossa
Middletown Insane Asylum
Tur
Chip Goom
Leneieaare
St. Louis
Fangier Island
Chesapeake Bay
News of the Week highlights Senate and House actions
Senate reports favor two Nebraska land districts, debates Education Bill, and considers telegraph and coinage measures. House passes fiscal and land bills, with adjournments and private calendar activity. Ongoing debates on Fitz John Porter, Indian lands, and a Grant monument appropriation noted amid personal and foreign news.
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Senate
Hancock
Bland
House
Pitt John Porter
Plumb
Secretary of the Interior
Hiand
New Mexico
Arzona
Fitz John Porter
Edmunds
Judiciary Committee
Pugh
St. Louis
San Francisco
Indian Territory
Kansas & Arkansas Valley Railroad
John Porter
Jenethy
Tri Toeth
Manderson
Crawford
Eustis
New Orleans
Kansas Legislature News From The Senate And House
Senate debates probate judges compensation curbed by tax cuts shifting revenue. House fights county lines and apportionment, passes attorney general salary raise, routes local bills. Senate approves measures on public works and capitol east wing reforms, adjourns amid broad bills. Postings include indictments, postmasters, railroad bond talks, Meade Center case, and Rock Island expansion rumors.
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Tur Senate
Rock Island
House
Senate
Dane Wineh
Leavenworth
Congress
Amta
Kansas River
Finch
Leavenworth County
Linn
Department of Pharmacy
State University
Board of Pharmac
Cm Biteraiio
Itoa
H. Yorks
Robert B. Gray
Young
Gray
St. Jens
Clyde
Brown
Ford County
Thomas J. Vanderslice
Bonasa
Wichita County
George W. Blackburn
Walnut Grove
Mitchell County
William H. Noah
Raceburg
Rooks County
Holden
Butler County
Brainerd
Live
Pusrase
Scrr
Supreme Court
Meade Center
Aur Beauwens
Detroit
Mich
Atchison
Bramwell
Kansas City
Wheat
Hus
Union Pacific
Iris
Kansas Central
Denver
Senate Judiciary Committee on Removals and Papers
The Edmunds Report from Washington on February 19 details the Senate Judiciary Committee's condemnation of the Attorney General for withholding papers in the removal case of Dustin as United States Attorney for the Southern District of Alabama. It argues the Senate's right to official documents and recalls longstanding practice demanding department heads to furnish papers. It analyzes constitutional powers, executive discretion, and the need for knowledge of office administration to judge removal and appointment candidates, noting Civil Service provisions.
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Ofice
Wasmixetox
Senate
Edmunds
Judiciary Committee
Arnotved
Civil Service
Messrs
Edmounds
Tygalls
McMillan
Muar
Wilson
Evarts
Dustin
United States
Southern District of
Alabama
Congress
Department of Justice
Hie
Taras
House of Congress
Department of the Treasury
House
Uuti
Houses
Hoase
Continental Congress
Pugh
Horatio Seymour Cald to Unicn Exgovernor Laid in State Obitiary
The public viewed the late ex governor Horatio Seymour at the Conkling mansion. Tributes from Washington New York Albany and others adorned the casket. A memorial service followed at Trinity Church with Bishop Huntington presiding and prayers and hymns. The burial site was Forest Hill cemetery where a marble bust will be carved from a face cast. Governor IL and Conkling attended along with state officers and delegates.
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Conkling
Horatio Seymour
Washington
New York
Albany
Dr. Goodrich
Calgary Church
Trinity Church
Ill
Congressional Committee
New York Exchange Committee
Episcopal Church
F. D. Huntington
Chures
C. H. Gardner
Huntington
H. Cox
Muhlenberg
Utica
Citzen
Foreat
Chapel of Roses
Congress
Opera House
Neledin
Lil
Mr. Seymour
Ilon
Fravers Kernan
Ellis H. Roberts
O. H. Beardsley
KP. Flower
Tremperance Orator John B Gough Dies After Paralysis
John B. Gough a famed temperance lecturer died at 4 40 pm yesterday at Dr Bruce Burns residence in Frankford after suffering paralysis while preaching at the Frankford Presbyterian Church He was surrounded by family friends and two nieces His last words were uttered to a young man to keep his zeal clean The funeral will follow at Worcester Mass Born 1817 in Sandate England Gough came to America in 1829 and rose from poverty to become a celebrated orator and author of an autobiography and a volume of orations
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Trinity Church
Utles
N. Y
Huntington
Governor Hill
Forest Hill
Ceme
Prince Kropotkine
Clairvoux
England
Joan B. Goren
Frankford
Sandgate
Eng
America
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Kansas City
Fitzenn Ler
Virginia
Iss
Lean
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IL Bruce Burns
Frankford Presbyterian Church
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Mary
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J. Wanamaker
Charles Murphy
Jacob Wagner
Gough
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Sandate
New York
Lie
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