Cleveland Declines Meeting in Chicago on Sound Money
President Cleveland replies to a Chicago invitation to promote sound money, warning that the nation faces a line of battle between safe currency and silver monometallism. He urges the American people to reason together to preserve solvency and national honor, cautioning against schemes that devalue the currency and hurt farmers and workers.
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Fire consumes ten buildings in Elkhorn Neb
A spark from a Union Pacific engine in Elkhorn Neb on Sunday afternoon set fire to ten buildings, including the Cornis King elevator, Marsh livery stable, and the Commercial hotel. The blaze, aided by scant equipment and buckets, burned itself out with nearly no insurance and a total loss estimated at 28000 dollars.
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Trouble Over Sioux City's Debt Leaves Case Unsettled
A dispute in Sioux City Iowa over Woodbury county warrants delays a settlement with Farmers Loan and Trust company. President Toy refused to sign an agreement, citing $70 000 traced to Weare and Alison and possible fraud. County board weighs releasing interest on all but the disputed sum.
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Appeal to Morton Cleveland for a third term
A Washington dispatch quotes Secretary Morton and railroad man J R Buchanan urging a Cleveland third term and sound money. The letter argues a 16 to 1 silver plank would win Nebraskas 50 60 thousand votes and warns how free silver pressures could split parties. Also reports a Minneapolis man pleads guilty to fraud and other regional items including murders and a new national street railway employes league.
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Disband the Militia in South Dakota State Guard
Governor Sheldon orders every South Dakota national guard company to abandon or self fund after July 1 due to reduced state appropriations. Inspector General Jeffers calls it the death blow to the guard for at least two years as counties brace for hard times and staff fields volunteer without pay.
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