Debate over five minute limits on Ape appropriation bills
The Senate adopts Edmunds amendment limiting amendments to appropriation bills, allowing only provisions tied to appropriations. Debate acknowledged as lengthy before passage. The Senate adjourns as the House continues its session with bills on railroads and public works advancing in various committees.
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Spurgeon on Dissenters and Chapel Support
Mr Spurgeon spoke on the condition of the Metropol Tabernacle Colporteurs Association last night. He argued that clergy in country districts know little about the Gospel pose and faced neglect and hardship, including cold homes and blankets for families. The talk touched on cultural lack of support for dissenters amid Thirty Nine Articles and Catechism pressures.
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Amazonian Battle Overmarket Vendetta Captured in Brief Ink
Two women at the Central market clashed over shells of albuminous matter hidden under vegetables. They exchanged volleys of improvised shells until one retreated to replenish ammunition. The fort commander later busy washing the battlefield from her residence.
Tragic Dog Drowns After Desperate Chase
Denver News reports a dog seen wandering without a master as Sunday’s events led to his death by jumping into the Platte. A man recalled the dog’s hunger and loneliness before the self destruction, lamenting lost charity and friendship among humans.
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French Assembly Hats and Water Follies Roar in Session
In the French Assembly a hat incident and a stumble by the presiding pro tem sparked widespread laughter. Girardin adjourned the meeting in despair after a hat mishap, and M Cherpin’s dramatic chest-puff ended with water spilling on stenographers’ notes, drawing loud guffaws.
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Survivor’s harrowing account of circus disaster fire
Robert Chew, late owner of the Pacific and Atlantic circus, describes a fatal blast and flames aboard a vessel at Junction City Kansas. He recalls escaping through smoke and steam, aiding a fellow keeper, and witnesses of the burning ship as crew and passengers seek air and safety.
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Drowning Survivors Recount Plank Rescue From Wreck
A survivor recalls clinging to a plank after a ship wreck. He watched two Irish men drown while another passenger perished from cold and loss of blood. A deck passenger and a man with a torn foot shared a plank before rescue by small boats.
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Missouri
Hemlock Extract Promises Cure for Spotted Fever
A Rockport reader recounts rumors of using extract of Pinus Canadensis as a remedy for spotted fever and other illnesses. The report highlights Dr. J Marion Sims endorsing the new extract, describes a vapor bath method, and notes Ireland’s poor harvest outlook alongside ongoing medical debate.
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Practical Home Made Paint and Garden Tips From A Farm Column
An agricultural note discusses a home paint recipe using lime oil and potash, plus instructions for thinning and application on barns and fences. It also extols celery as a healthful esculent and outlines winter sowing and trench planting methods for onions and cabbage relatives. It cites a Boston Cultivator writer praising black ants for peach trees and remarks on mowing clover and grasses for hay to preserve starch and nutrients.
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