Congress Week in Review on Chinese Exclusion and Quorums
The article reviews Senate and House actions with focus on the Chinese Exclusion Bill and quorum issues. It notes a stalled reconsideration of the Chinese vote, an interstate commerce proposal, and debates over tariffs, yellow fever funds, and library building provisions. It mentions Sen Hoar Payne exchange and daily adjournments due to lack of quorum.
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John Dillons Release Stuns Tories Liberals in Ireland
Loxspox Sept 19 news reports the release of John Dillon from Dundalk jail where he served six months for illness relief. The move shocks both Tories and Liberals, with Liberals praising a government seen as wavering on Irish policy and Tories criticizing the apparent mercy as inadequate. Reactions cite references to Mr Mandeville and warnings by Dr MacConnell, while Dillon refuses any pledge to refrain from public agitation.
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Better Attendance At the State Fair
Evia New York September 20 attendance at the state fair reached about 15 000 after morning clouds and rain threatened the grounds. Warner Miller spoke on agricultural topics and tariff reform while noting liquor restrictions and orderly crowds. The day included a parade to the showhouse and comments on political shifts, with further reports from medical associations and a New Jersey veterans reunion.
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Navy to Send Ship to Samoa for American Interests
Secretary of the Navy ordered Rear Admiral Kimberly at the Pacific station in San Francisco to dispatch a squadron vessel to the Samoan islands to protect American interests. US steamers Alert Vandalia and Adams are patrolling near Hawaii and one will be sent to Samoa immediately. Charles B Whitney, Worcester banker, is under arrest for embezzling $3000 given by Dr John O Marble for securities that were not sold.
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News in Brief from Across the World and U.S.
A Canary Islands collision sinks the Italian schooner Sud America with 216 passengers and 67 crew. 130 passengers and 63 crew reach shore, nine bodies recovered. Rioting brigands attack a Rust chuck mail coach. guards shot, specie valued at 2,500 pounds escapes. Reports from Iowa Wisconsin and Minnesota note hard frost, beets, immigration limits, typhoid in Rochester, and legal social changes. multiple crimes, executions, and accidents sweep the globe.
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St Paul Tops Market in Vast Stock Rally on Sept 20
New York reports St Paul as the market’s feature with London buyers aiming to control the road. St Paul surged to 65, up from 41, with large volumes. Northwestern and Lake Shore also strong, Hocking Valley weak, total 563,739 shares traded. Cheese markets show dull, weak tone. butter and other dairy items mixed with cautious outlooks.
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