Star to Publish Three Editions Daily
Circulation figures stated at 7,500 daily as the Daily Evening Star announces it will issue three editions each day starting today. Mention of solicitor strategy in John Barclay case notes a decision not to pursue a new trial and references to insanity pleas and ongoing English affairs affecting public sentiment.
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Daily Evening Star
Joan Barclay
John Barclay
HOUSE
Sawyer
Wis
Committee On Commerce
la Crosse
Senate
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Kansas
Eldridge Gerry
Colorado
O Eta Peamiarie Sae Company
Renate Ball
Michigan
Indiana
Committee On Indian Affairs
Mississipi & Missouri Railroa Company
Kago, Rock Island
Army
Beck
Congress
Peters
E. H. Roberts
New York
Committee of Ways and Means
Bureau of Statistics
Bingham
Ohio
Judiciary Committee
Schuylkill
Fairmount Pool
Flat Rock Dam
Manayunk
Manaunk
Mantown
Senators Carpenter and Logan in Reply to Sumner
The article reports heated Senate exchanges after Sumner’s speech against President Grant. It notes Carpenter’s restrained tone contrasting with Logan’s ferocious attack, the contention over Stanton sentiments, and the danger of partisanship spilling into national governance and the Philadelphia Convention.
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Carpenter
Logan
Sumner
Philliph
Grant
Massachusetts
Stanton
Philadelphia
Republican Party
United States Senate
Senatoroe
Life in the City and in the Country
A fragmentary musing contrasts city life with rural retreats during a season. The prose envisions a short country sojourn surrounded by forests birds flowers and farming life, suggesting a refreshing escape for the weary resident.
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Map
Charles Lamb
Blending Work and Pleasure in the Life of a Merchant
A veteran financier recounts a merchant who retired from his vast business to enjoy leisure but remained chained to habit. The piece argues against abrupt farming retirements and urges a gradual balance of work and recreation to sustain health, happiness, and family duties.
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Tutee
Sir Thomas More
England
Colorado
Uns
Europe
Nature Walks as Restorer of Energies and Political Strife
A piece argues for enjoying city and country leisure to restore taxed energies and aid success. It also cites a harsh letter from William Lloyd Garrison to Senator Sumner condemning a recent speech as ill-timed and harmful to the cause of freedom amid Republican sentiment in Massachusetts.
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Sumner
William Lloyd Garrison
Massachusetts
Congressional Proceedings Mixed on Bills and Debates
The Senate and House debated iron and steam safety, tariffs, and private claims. References covered withholding investigations into politicians, river and railroad land issues, and a large storm damaging central Illinois farms and streets.
English Parliament debates on arbitration and indirect claims
In a London session discussions focus on whether the United States should withdraw indirect claims before arbitration with Britain. Gladstone denies a cash price but confirms a future covenant. various peers press for clear withdrawal and warn against new engagements. Updates from Venice, Berlin, and Luxembourg follow, with local notices on fish and transport incidents in Philadelphia area.
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United
Disraeli
Gladstone
Horsman
United States
Fish
England
Adstone
Geneva
Schenck
Osborne
Greatritain
Bouverie
Viscount Bury
Earl Russell
House of Lords
Great Britain
Wyndham
Otway
G. B. Gregory
Granville
Washington
Lord Cairns
Lord Westbury
Marquis of Hertford
Grenadier Guards
Boston
Marquis Landsdowne
Duke of Richmond
America
Englan
Russia
Austria
Prussia
Venice
Friederich Gerstaacker
Berlin
Heldenstein
Strasbourg
Frankfort
Worms
Basle
Mayence
Luxembourg
Grand Ducal
Travelers abducted in Moab amid theft and ransom claims
An Arab raider held English scientists and clergymen captive near Kerek Moab demanding £600. After being paraded before the Turkish authorities the captives escaped paying part of the ransom. The British consul aided, but the robber’s wealth grows from extortion with Turkish complicity. An American Moab survey and Utah silver mining observations follow alongside Portsmouth financiers weighing railroad links to Chesapeake and Columbus.
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Kerek
Moab
Jordan
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France
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Parsons
Chesapeake & Ohio Road
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Pike's Opera House
Fourth Street
Wabash Avenue
West Washington Street
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Waitehead
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Richenens Street
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Nansemond
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D. H. Bal
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Decker Brow
Chickering Grand and Square
Stationery
GEO. E. Stevens & CO
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Covington
West Covington
River Road
Geo. W. Clark
Frank Schwarb
Senate Segar
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John P. Epply
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