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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1872
Page
2
Washington reports hint at possible Geneva settlement but warns the proposed panacea is likely inadequate. The text notes J Bancroft Davis as a pivotal though independent figure, reportedly in Berlin, delaying confidence until his guidance arrives.
A Missouri mob stopped a train and butchered several men accused of public wrongs in a brutal riot. Reports say one victim was innocent, with killings continuing as mobs seek to redress grievances by violent means. The piece warns such lawlessness will drive peaceable citizens to seek quieter locales and hamper regional progress.
The piece argues Brigham Young defies United States judges and law in Utah, illustrating a broader critique of government harmony and integrity. It notes the uneven reach of law across the nation and questions the intertwining of politics and public abuses amid reform efforts.
Senate members discuss amendments to Morrill’s bill on loyalty and claims from the Civil War era. House members address Dr Howard citizenship case and related foreign affairs resolutions, with partisan exchanges on executive power and protection of American citizens.
The report describes a heated House debate with interruptions and gavel knocks as discussions on citizenship and tariff delay, ending with an adjournment after a contentious vote. Names such as Banks Dawes Randall Rogers and several others appear amid the chamber unrest.
In Dubuque the unidentified man, visibly intoxicated, walked with a mare by the bridle. The mare repeatedly steadied him by biting his coat collar and lifting him after each stumble. A bystander aided the drunken man as the horse reacted savagely toward the assailant.
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