Extra Session Hints and Treaty Moves Stir Washington
Washington reports suggest President Harrison may call an extra Senate session lasting up to three weeks to ratify reciprocity treaties, with Blaine decisive on the call. Pierce may be appointed minister to China if Blaine acts, while talks with Cuba and South American republics continue. The land bill advances in Congress, opening 700,000 acres in the Sisseton and Wahpeton areas to settlers and adjusting land prices.
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Land Titles Debate Shapes North Dakota Land Claims
A senate resolution introduced by Senator Casey and adopted urges Interior to negotiate with Northern Pacific to settle public lands within North Dakota tied to the St Vincent extension grant. The case hinges on land grants from 1871 and the Phillips decision, with implications for Fargo, Grand Forks, and other towns. Negotiations may yield cash settlements if needed to resolve overlapping claims and protect settlers’ homes.
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Dying Congress Ends Fifty-First Session at Noon
The Fifty-first Congress expired at noon amid orderly farewell scenes and broad applause. The Senate adjourned after a long day of final business while leaders praised accomplishments and prepared adjournment. In the House, leaders resolved final issues with the agricultural bill adjustment and a joint resolution later invalidated by the Senate. Fortified by a calm, bipartisan exit, Vice President Morton and Speaker Reed received thanks as the era closed.
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Miners Leaders Arrested In Conspiracy Probe
In March at Pryawond region, President John H. Ene of the United Mine Workers Master Workman Peter Wise and others were arrested on a warrant issued by Lander of Rainey. Charges include conspiracy and assault as Rainey fights to run mines against strikers. The captured leaders denounce the arrest as a conspiracy claim.
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Legislature Passes Capitol Expansion and Express Tax Bill
The hour Drknta Legislature in Prenne on March 3 reports the bill passage to add to the state capitol building and tax express companies on gross earnings. Appropriations for teachers at the state university and reform school are cut. The senate approved abolishing the inland revenue commissioner.
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Missouri Conspiracy Case Settled in U S District Court
The Conmiin Paddure in Missouri and neighboring cases causing bitter feuding were settled today in federal court by E A Stevens and Ponddeun Dickey who pleaded to the fourth count of the indictment charging conspiracy. Other cases ended in prosequi and a sentence was expected tomorrow.
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