Windom gives Rosecrans stay as treasury registrar in protest
Secret Windom declines to seek Rosecrans resignation remarking it would be ingratitude for Republicans to force out a wartime chief. He cites Rosecrans long service and honors, leaving Longstreet to seek Savannah port if Rosecrans remains. General Lewis returns home, while internal revenue hopefuls vie for Atlanta postmaster and London minister delayed to sync with British envoy. Whitelaw Reid’s France post faces renewed Senate opposition. Reid’s nomination recommitted as Democrats and a few Republicans push.
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White House sees no delegations amid heavy letter flow
At Washington on March 21, the White House received few callers aside from lone exilers, a rare Sundaylike scene in recent weeks. President Harrison’s mail surged to six hundred to a thousand letters daily since March 4, with many misaddressed or intended for others. Wanamaker orders extended clerk hours to 3:30 am to 6 pm and dead letter staff 12:30 pm to 3 pm to clear backlogs. Yorktown report favorable. ship ready for immediate commissioning once dynamos connected and batteries supplied.
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Riot in Chang Tana Ends in Consulate Burns
A large mob of 20 000 rioters attacked the British and United States consulates in Chang Tana during the New Year riot. Police and soldiers failed to quell the mob until a British warship and a brigade arrived. The British consul narrowly escaped while the consulates were set ablaze and crowds pursued fleeing officials.
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Guarding the Jail as Mob Threat Fades After Negro Lynching Fear
Local authorities guard the jail with heavy arms and Gatling guns to avert a mob after a black man’s alleged assault and robbery near a Kansas City rail depot. The incident sparked crowd anger, but sheriff precautions and prior riot memory are cited to deter further violence. In other items, a Mississippi-bound party is halted, and a separate court case involves embezzlement and a dangerous gunman.
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Weavers Hold Mass Meeting Amid Stubborn Strike
Fat River Mass march shows no sign of wavering as weavers refuse to return, urging employers to concede. Sewers mills managers back the union. likely mills to close tomorrow. Feather workers strike collapses as most return to Cohenfeldt Co. shops. Miners face 5 cent per ton wage cut from May 1. Explosion at United States Dynamite plant near Tom's River shatters building. one man killed, another seriously injured.
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Jury Clears Man as Courts Eye Election Case Wave
In Wueetme W V on March 21 the jury, unable to reach a verdict, returned to court amid sharp court rebukes and minutes later acquitted William Myers, alleged minor, prompting talk of more district attorney cases. Judge Daniels later excused all jurors at New Years, May first near-term adjournment. In Arizona, March 21 saw an eastbound Atlantic and Pacific train robbery at Canon Trigo with four masked men, Wells Fargo car looted but no injuries. In Texas on March 27 a 17 year old son fatally shot his father after years of conflict and refusal to stop gambling.
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Morley's Prophecy and Political Turmoil in Ireland and Europe
In a March parliamentary scene Baron Henry De as colonial secretary read a Cape telegram about Captain Seagrave’s dismissal from 1880 for neglect of duty. Morley attacked government neutrality as Ireland unrest and Pigott forgery resurfaced. In Paris the copper crisis prompted debates on monopolies and the Comptoir d’Escompte crisis, while Reichstag and Balkan tensions echoed across Europe with rioting and political strife.
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