Death of Bayard Taylor and a New Minister
Bayard Taylor, U.S. Minister to Berlin, is dead and Gov. Hartranft has applied for his replacement. Also reported is Dr. A C Jackson of Angelica New York died after two o clock Tuesday morning. He was a botanical physician who treated chronic diseases and leaves a wife three sons two daughters and many friends. In Washington a post office money theft case involves W J Brown who took 10800 dollars then hid the parcel in his coat. He later forgot the package, reported the loss and was found nervous. detectives are investigating. Brown has long been trusted by the Post Office. This incident prompts renewed calls to monitor honest workers.
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A. C. Jackson
New York
Pennsylvania
Angelica
Washington Post Office
W. J. Brown
Treasury
Mr. Edmunds
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Hartranft
Washington
Bayard Taylor
Berlin
Hayes
Nordholf
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Missouri
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Elier and
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Wisconsin
Elaine
Congress
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Letter Church
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Senate Chamber
Clay
Webster
Hugh Lawson White
Tennessee
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Little Giant
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Prince John of
Lindenwalt
Jackson
Senate
House of Representatives
Democracs
Hermitage
John Quincy Adams
Mickory
Maine
Kennebec
W. Y. Sun
William J. Browne
Edmond
Next House Set By Close Races In California And Florida
The final House composition shows Democrats holding a clear majority with 149 Democrats plus Nationals likely to align, while California and New York incidents influenced the balance. A vacancy in New York's Twelfth District arises from the death of Republican member-elect Smith, altering the tally.
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California
Florida
House of Representatives
Pacheco
New York
Smith
Why the New York Sun notes rising state legislature costs
The New York Sun this past Saturday questions why New York Legislature expenses have more than doubled in eleven years from 229 417 in 1867 to 442 153 in 1878. It cites clerks and perquisites, adjournments, and railroad passes as causes, and argues Republican patronage expands costs while voters largely accept it.
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New York Sun
Pennsylvania
New York
Republican Folly and the Negro Suffrage Debate
A historic critique condemns Republican two thirds majorities in Congress for enacting laws that extended suffrage to four million Black citizens, boosting Southern representation and electoral votes, while lampooning party leaders for political miscalculation and alleged fraud. It argues Democrats opposed negro equality and laments the consequences.
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Congress
Republican Party
Blaine's Resolutions Fail to Stir Public Interest
A Chicago or New York paper notes that Senator Blaine's resolutions provoke little public response or excitement across the North and South. It calls the move bold yet futile, aiming at the presidency, and predicts the author’s near-impossible path to renomination while urging Congress to focus on commerce and industry.
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United States Senate
Blaine
Senate
North
Congress
James G. Blaine
France under moderate republic shows strong civic liberty
Eight years after the Paris Commune, France's moderate republic dismantles radical slogans. Free press and meetings return, ballots are protected, and government reflects popular will. Socialism wanes, Rochefort’s incendiary articles are dismissed, and even dangerous doctrines find little echo. The piece argues for Republican patience and cites Blaine’s presidential paths via historical precedents, urging resignation from the Senate as necessary for success.
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Geo. M. Towle
Pas
Luis Phillippe
Napoleon Lil
France
Rochefort
Detective from Sheffield to aid Dyson murder case
Mrs Dyson, widow of Arthur Dyson, is a key witness in the case of her husband's murder. A detective from Sheffield arrives to question her about the killer, while the suspect Charles Peace is serving life imprisonment in London for robbery and attempted murder.
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Cleveland
Sheffield
England
Arthur Dyson
Dyson
Atlantic and Great Western Railway
Morton Peto
Vandalia
Charles Peace
London
Do the Best You Can Be For Life's Hard Times
The piece urges living by virtue amid doubt and suffering, citing Kingsley and a sermon tone. It emphasizes doing the best one can to be pure helpful just and righteous as a guiding life principle. It also contains humorous excerpts and a Washington report about a treasury money package recovered in full.
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J. B. T. Marsh
Charles Kingsley
Associated Press
National Capitol
Washington
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