Senate OKs June 22 Final Adjournment Day
The resolution fixing June 22 as the final adjournment day has passed the Senate and is expected to pass the House.
21 May 1874
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Newspaper
Weekly Bulletin
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1874
Page
1
The resolution fixing June 22 as the final adjournment day has passed the Senate and is expected to pass the House.
The conflict in Arkansas closes as Baxter is proclaimed governor and opposing factions sign a peace agreement to disband troops. The President endorses the transition, urging Baxter to establish an honest government and for the nation to celebrate a return to stability.
Two members of the Yellowstone expedition have returned to Boseman Montana reporting the full party back from near Tongue river. From April 1 to 26 the force was harassed by Indians with four pitched battles resulting in about 100 Sioux killed. One man named Z. Yates killed two wounded and twenty horses shot. the outfit is exhausted and stock run down. Prospecting for rich mines in the Big Horn mountains was hindered by Sioux vigilance.
Anxiety grows over the Swatara’s suitability for the Venus transit expedition as discussions consider adding a second ship. Navy officials pledge support, but a port-locking accident would ruin the mission with one vessel, prompting talk of a consort ship to ensure continuity. Nearby in San Francisco, tensions rise with Chinese residents during the Tien How festival as prize rockets spark chaotic brawls, triggering police intervention and misinterpretation by observers.
The St Louis Dispatch notes Serrano’s rise after a sequence of Carlist defeats from September 1873 to April 1874. Castelar’s fall, Moriones’ retreats, and a final siege raise mark the end of organized resistance, with 80 000 soldiers under Serrano defeating 84 000 in a decisive engagement and Carlist bands left isolated in the north.
The President proclaims support for Elisha Baxter as Arkansas governor, cites U.S. constitutional authority to suppress insurrection, and orders turbulent individuals to disperse within ten days, pledging federal protection to the state government and laws. The document formalizes federal intervention to enforce Baxter's lawful authority.
The fragment notes the President in Washington on May 15, 1874, invoking aid to uphold the law and preserve the public peace. It mentions the seal of the United States and signatures of U.S. Grant and Secretary Hamilton Fish.
The Shanghai Courier recounts a Chinese sailor who severs two heads in revenge for his wife and her lover. He faces a ritual trial where heads are stirred in water to reveal guilt, and if the heads settle face to face the man is guilty, his own head may also be taken. Cremation and cleansing follow to restore the ground.
A survey of long lived birds cites an eagle in Vienna dying at 114, ravens at Shelborne living over ninety years, Thames swans surviving 100 years or more, and parrots famed for age and speech. A gray African parrot bought in 1856 lived 77 years in Wales, then 75 in Europe before dying in America after a voyage from New York to Washington in 1867.
The advertisement promises complete departments with select stock and the best makes in goods. It pledges strict adherence to a one price system, inviting patronage and urging customers to compare prices. The firm, keeping the old reputation, will exchange N E country produce for which top quotations are offered. Located at the old stand on Main and Market streets in Troy Illinois.
An old Philadelphia advertisement touts Dr. Fitler's Vegetable Rheumatic Syrup as an infallible cure for nerve kidney and rheumatic diseases. Signed sworn statement by notary F A Osbourn dated 26th oril 1371 and letters from listed clergymen offering pamphlet guarantees. Reward offered for incurable cases. Sold by druggists.
The page promotes music instruction ads including piano Reed organ voice guitar and concertina with various instructors such as Peters and Ludden. It lists Peters publishing details at 5698 Broadway New York and a postpaid offer.
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