Nomination of Bristol as U S Attorney for Oregon Withdrawn
Washington announces the withdrawal of William C. Bristol from consideration as United States Attorney for Oregon. The department cited unsatisfactory land fraud prosecutions and recent telegram correspondence with the department as reasons for the action.
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Nearly five hundred victims in West Virginia mine disaster
A late-Western report updates the Fairmont Coal mine explosion toll. As of December 12 the total bodies recovered reach 224, with many buried. Officials warn current counts may be low, citing unclaimed letters and home canvasses to produce a more accurate figure.
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Veteran of Black Hawk War Dead and a fatal family shooting
In Kentucky a man named Lée Pemberton shot and killed his seventeen year old son Chauncey after a confrontation at home. Pemberton reportedly had been drinking and became enraged when Chauncey tried to take him home. Another obituary notes John Busha aged 114 died at Edmondson Hospital after participation in the Black Hawk war of 1832, blind and helpless for years.
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Mallory Seriously Ill In Pensacola Home
A Pensacola report says United States Senator Stephen B. Mallory is seriously ill at his home with a general breakdown and paralysis on one side. He has been bedbound since November 20.
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