Nations close to arbitration under new treaty
Secretary Olney and Sir Julian Pauncefote signed a treaty with Britain that bounds both nations to arbitration for five years on most disputes, preserving national honor. King Oscar of Sweden and Norway named final arbitrator if needed, with rapid White House transmission to President Cleveland and Senate.
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The house rejected the Pacific railroads funding bill by 168 nays to 102 yeas on the main motion to engross and read the bill a third time The vote followed substitutes offered by Bell and Harrigan and reflected opposition from California and middle states The analysis shows 86 Republicans and 16 Democrats for the bill while 9 Republicans 58 Democrats 6 Populists and 5 independents opposed it The session also saw an impassioned Texas senator demand Cuba independence funding and a tariff hearing wrap up with varied industry testimony
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A cascade of short dispatches covers diplomacy in London and Washington, age of rulers, railroad deals, and political moves. Senator Wolcott tours Europe for bimetallism. Empress Dowager dies. Lady Somerset injured. Dr Pelli grini declines presidency bid. Northern Pacific buys Coeur d Alene assets. McKinley prepares cabinet talk and returns to Canton. Indiana inaugurates Mount. Stafford dies. Iowa electors back McKinley.
Populists Take Office In Kansas At Topeka
Topeka Kansas January 12 Governor Leedy and the Populist state officers elected last November were installed at the state house this morning. Ex Governor Ostrom presided. The oath of office was given to all except governor and chief justice. Retiring Governor Morrill spoke, then introduced Leedy who pledged duty, public support, and a clean term. A reception followed in the afternoon, with a public reception planned for tonight in the mansion chamber.
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