Grosvenor to Take Seat in Congress This Saturday
The newspaper notes that Gen. Grosvenor will leave Saturday to take his seat in Congress. It reports national debt figures as of November 1 and a $90,600,000 year decline, plus local rail progress from Zanesville to McConnellsville. It discusses Ohio expenditures, agriculture prospects, and political debates about되 salaries and investigations of Senator Payne and Mr. Cox.
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Geen. Grosvenor
Washington
Congress
Board of Agriculture
the Commercial Gazette
United States Senate
Payne
Athens
C. G
Sherman
Senate
Ohio
Republican State Executive Committee
John Little
Messenger
Cox
Turkey
Joseph Pulitzer
Pulitzer
New York Sun
N. Y. Sun
the Messenger
Cleveland Leader
Mr. Cox
Cleveland tariff policy looms in second message
The Cincinnati Gazette summaries President Cleveland's second message. It highlights the tariff, silver, and Indian questions, endorses free wool, and notes political maneuvering to win wool states. It criticizes his stance on foreign affairs, civil service reform, and coast defenses, calling the overall policy largely unsupported by Democrats and local interests.
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Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Cleveland
Manning
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Louisiana
Canada
Congress
New England
Cutting
Ways and Means
House
Senate
Polly WG
Hayes
Canan
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Zanesville
Hoadly
Supreme Court
Dow
Cg&haiss
Phoenix
Athens County
Phenix
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Isaac
Hoyt
Ort
Putnam & Fletcher
Rockford and
Fredonia
Chas.p. Shutt
Laird, Josten & CO
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