Senate Debates Force Bill and Census Redraws
Washington August 15 special report notes last night's senatorial caucus shows pro force bill Republicans dominate, with quays faction wavering on motions. A proposed compromise to finish tariff debate by August 30 and push force bill later aims to avert splits, while Census reapportionment plans are abandoned due to unreliable June returns. Democrats watch closely as Texas and Oklahoma shift gains under current apportionment. The river and harbor bill moves forward with amendments increasing several coastal and river project funds, amid partisan maneuvering.
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Indian appropriation bill sparks House clash and protests
In a heated session the House debated the Indian appropriation bill conference report. Amid volleys of criticism from Reblen Keer and Cannon, amendments were fought over, with procedural protests and a demand to arrest absent members. A resolution about Roger Mills sparked further debate before a recess. Henry Cheatham is renominated by Republicans in North Carolina.
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WRECKS ON THE RAIL AN EXCURSION THROWN
Detroit August 15 eastbound North Shore limited on Michigan Central Trail wrecked after striking a protruding freight car. Train engine jumped track wrecked depot. two boys rumored killed inside depot. Fireman blown to atoms, Engineer McRoberts killed. Passengers mostly unharmed, injuries estimated twelve to fifteen. Additional wrecks reported on Baltimore Ohio line near Youghiogheny river and other incidents in Kentucky and Pennsylvania. multiple deaths and injuries cited.
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Smith
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Bastin Express
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Schenectaly
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Kit
Phillips
Waiting for Powderly A Strike News From Central Labor
August 15 dispatches report Knights of Labor urging a compromise with Central New York leaders to end the strike. Rail workers promise to uphold company spirit while Voorhees signals fatigue and readiness to declare the strike over, with freight yard operations resuming soon.
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Constitution Markers at Mississippi Convention
The Mississippi constitutional convention has begun reviewing proposed amendments from Judge Calhoun covering many key charges. A morning resolution set Monday for adjournment, a committee on temperance and Liquor was appointed with Mr. Patty as chairman and W. H. Madden as engrossing clerk among others.
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Senate completes general deficit bill with limited amendments
The Senate committees on appropriations finish consideration of the general deficiency appropriation bill and report it with amendments that largely avoid raising total spending. Provisions for French spoliation claims totaling 1,230 are noted. payments to widows of deceased congressmen are struck out as extra compensation for reporters. In Egypt cholera cases rise. three infections found in camp, one fatal. Delaware census shows population 256,408, up 14.5 percent.
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Valencia
Delaware
Wagsnineroy
Lmreau
Isso
Darnell Announces Candidacy at Canton for Congress
Cherokee County voters hear Col Darnell speak at Canton courthouse about running as a Republican for Congress. He asserts support for a straight party ticket, rejects independents and third parties, and predicts about 20,000 district votes with 8,000 for Republicans, urging unity and campaign vigor statewide.
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Georgia
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Senate
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Farmers’ Alliance
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Richmond Executive Committee Sets Primary For State Legislature
The Richmond county executive committee ordered a September 6 primary for legislature seats. The rule allocates two city reps and two county reps, narrowing candidates to two from the city and two from the county, with Calvin facing a possible secondary challenger. A mass meeting in Screven supported Rufus Lester for county delegates, while nominations for the district convention and county officers were planned for early September and early November.
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Rel Singleton
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Art Tuewiay
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Chiliam
Cormittee
Culver for the Senate Official Vote in Democratic Primary
In Shara Georgia on August 1 Special report notes about nine hamged votes cast in a Democratic primary. John Guyver is nominated for the senate and RH Lewis a leading former legislator supports the cause. Judge Lawson leads with over eight hundred votes. Corvin Colley has only forty seven. Remaining four precincts awaited to determine the final result.
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Princrp
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Chapman
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Kouw
Monroe County Primaries Favor Captain Cavaniss
In Forsyth Georgia August 15 special report cites Monroe county primaries quietly poll. Captain T Cavaniss appears to have a handsome majority securing Monroe’s support for the event. Messen Sterner and Crowder, members of the last House, receive strong backing as well. In South Carolina two convention delegates reportedly thrown from windows amid party splits.
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Nebraska Democrat Convention Nominates James Boyd for Governor
The Nebraska state democratic convention on Thursday nominated James Boyd of Omaha for governor. Other items note a Beverly Massachusetts post banquet, a Colorado cloudburst delaying towns, and varied silver sale offers to the government.
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John M. Shypaan
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