Morrison Will Wait for Tariff Bill Action
In a crowded session the paper reports Morrison delaying the tariff bill, aiming to finish appropriation bills first. The plan is to call the previous question around early May, with amendments likely to extend debate longer than the general discussion. Reagan and Mitchell introduce commerce measures, facing tough odds and lengthy consideration.
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Congress Debates Public Buildings and Food Adulteration
In the Senate a committee reported favorably a bill to erect a public building at Chattanooga. A memorial from Charleston, S.C., urged silver coinage policy and naval services. Discussion on organizing the patent office into a separate department followed. In the House, a public health resolution to investigate adulteration of food and drugs was reported, with opposition overreach and a motion to table. Robert Smalls took the oath to succeed Mackey amid adjournment.
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Comptroller Lawrence Faces Georgia Money Dispute
Georgia lawmakers clash with Comptroller Lawrence over whether $200 should be credited against a $600,000 land tax war levy. Lawrence opposes precedents, prompting bills in Congress to pay Georgia in cash. Senators Brown and Colquitt push for a resolution while others seek a swift settlement before adjournment.
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Washington Gossip and Capitol Charms in March Notes
Special to The Constitution from Wassiscron March 31. Senator Lamar spoke at length in favor of Blair education amid crowded galleries. Georgia’s Robert Clayton nominated consul at Para Brazil. previously Serviced W W Co. Grace in Costa Rica. Blaine’s book agents gain subscribers. volumes priced 3.75 to 6 dollars. Capitol electric lights crown the dome. five thousand bills await action as Congress adjourns. Washington wrestles with railroad labor and a proposed tunnel under Capitol Hill sparks public outcry.
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Gold in the Mine Booms in Idaho Region
State Senator Griggs reports a booming Yukon style gold rush in the Cour De Alene area. He notes 600 miners at work, daily yields of up to 400 per man, a single claimant profiting five thousand dollars from a six by six foot claim, and rapid town growth with Thompson Falls adding over a hundred buildings as 30 000 to 100 000 newcomers flock in daily.
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Frozen to death from storm off New England and Jersey coasts
Immense damage reported along the Hudson river, Cong Island Sound and New Jersey and New England coasts after a weekend storm. Dozens of vessels wrecked with many sailors frozen to death or swept ashore. Some men were rescued from rigging as ships sank and crews sought refuge on masts and spars.
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Witness testimony marks Danville riot hearings March 31
The Danville riot inquiry resumes with J C Enright and James L Johnson giving testimony. Witnesses describe rioters shooting, threats, and attempts to disperse crowds as democrats defend property interests and deny premeditation. The naval bill and other items dominate Senate business as lawmakers weigh armament funding.
Riots end with militia in Cincinnati siege calm restores
Cincinnati reports show half the jail militia freed, three wounded and no deaths after firing at 8 PM. Regulars stand ready to protect property. Berner confession case updates, and scenes of street destruction amid barricades and weakened mob presence. Troops ordered home by Governor Hoadly as city prepares for calm.
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Macon Baptist drive raises five thousand dollars for church hall
In Macon Georgia a First Baptist Church meeting raised five thousand dollars to finish the lecture room as the church continues its erection. Major donations came in, including five hundred dollar gifts from three patrons and a single one hundred dollar pledge from a stranger, with others at twenty five dollars. The event followed prior large gifts toward the structure, which is described as the handsomest south of Baltimore once completed.
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Strange Murder Case Shocks West Twenty-First Street
Mrs Laura Therese Tag Ghet was shot in her parlor on West Twenty-first Street. George B Walsh was arrested and brought to court but appeared dazed and claimed ignorance of the affair. Walsh’s friends stood nearby as he offered no explanations when charged.
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