Bribery Case and Cherokee Investigation Highlight Telegraph Summary
The Telegraph notes Congress will likely hear from Ohio River channel commissioners about possible experimental trials to improve the river’s increasingly dangerous navigation. It also reports a protest to the Indian Affairs commissioner over a biased investigation into Cherokee disturbances led by Roberts, clerk to Indian Agent Ingalls. The piece also mentions Grant's state dinner with notable guests and a Vicksburg arrest reported to the Associated Press.
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Donohue Named New Commissioner of Charities
In New York a silk importer, Dennis Donohue, succeeds the resigning Edward L. Donnelly as Commissioner of Charities, amid reports of a burglary capture.
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Fire destroys barn. owner Jacob Marx loses stable
An incendiary blaze at rear of 256th street in New Haven destroys a frame barn owned by Jacob Marx and used by Root & Son bakers. Loss pegged at 10,000 with small insurance. Mrs Michael Root dies of heart disease triggered by the fright.
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Governor Calls Scrutiny of Appropriations Amid Hard Times
Harrisburg reports the Governor outlines post panic strains with closed mills mines and widespread unemployment. He urges strict review of appropriations and tax relief as state debt fell by 1 230156 and revenues declined by 1 2 million amid education spending and labor skill shortages. Augusta Maine notes legislative oath and session details as state governments prepare addresses. Chicago and Indianapolis items report party gains and Senate House control shifting with upcoming caucuses and sessions.
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The opening morning business concluded as Senator West argued for Federal action in his state while Senator Gordon defended states rights. A clash with Edmunds over constitutional wording followed, with Gordon resisting technical criticisms and maintaining firm stance.
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