Legislative turmoil and deaths mark tense session
The piece chronicles a volatile legislative mood with adjournment talk and party infighting. It notes deaths including Congressman Haten, Mrs. Horatio Seymour, and U.S. Senator John F. Miller, plus court actions, temperance pushes, and local political cartoons. It ends with a quip on a whisky town and a sensational incident in New Orleans.
Major J F Seasons Chosen Railroad Commissioner in Legislature Election
Major J F Seasons wins a railroad commissioner seat amid legislative votes on Thursday. Hon William McVillie from Madison and Hon J C Kyle of Panola elected to the commission from their districts. Ex Gov Stone defeated, seen as due to Supervisionists preferring original Supervisionists on the board.
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Electia
Abe
Win. McVillie
Madison
J.C Kyle
Panola
Sessiona
Anadates
Stone
Kyle
Hon E Harksdale for Congress Seventh District Voice
A formal announcement endorses Hon E Barksdale for reelection to Congress subject to the Democratic District Convention. The piece praises his service, voting record and fidelity to people’s interests and urges voters to return him to the seat he has filled with diligence and regard.
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E. Barksdale
Congress
Major Barksdale
Barksdale
7Th Congressional District
The Law Vindicated In New Orleans Hanging Case
Ford and Murphy faced death by hanging after a botched suicide attempt in their cell the night before their execution. They were found after taking atropia and were moved to complete the hanging, life nearly extinguished. The incident serves as a stark warning to would be murderers nationwide.
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Ford
Murphy
New Orleans
Gambrell Delivers Temperance Address in Hopewell
Rev J H Gambrell and Mr J N Gambrell of Brookhaven spoke at a Presbyterian church on Monday night in support of prohibition. The Liberty Herald praised Gambrell as a good talker well suited to his mission and wished him success in the work.
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J. N. Gambrell
Brookhaven
Presbyterian Church
Gambrell
Liberty Herald
The Senate Passes Penitentiary Leasing Bill
The Senate approved a bill making Railroad Commissioners the Board of Control of the Penitentiary and authorizing lease of convicts for railroad and levee work. It also permits leasing to Gulf and Ship Island Railroad Co for 20000 a year to first mortgage bonds, with convicts not to work on snaring. Vote was 29 to 7 in the Senate and dh to 23 in the House.
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Senate
Railroad Commissioners G
Gulf and Ship Island Railroad Company
Convseta
House
Clorion
Murch Ith
Penitentiary Scandal Report Debates Lessee Contracts
A Senate special committee reports on the Penitentiary leases and contractor payments in 1883 84. It finds many contracts lacked governor approval yet credits lessees, cites mixed testimony from Gov Lowry Major McQuiston and architects, notes potential need for written approvals, and estimates total unreconciled sums around forty thousand dollars. Col Ham Hooker is mentioned as a congressional candidate in Mississippi.
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Swan, Taylor, Hall and Graves
T. J. McQuiston
T. J. McQuistox
I. J. McQuiston
Robt. Lowry
Anl
Gov. Lewis
Ant
McQuieton
Gov
Lowry
Standing Committee
L. Scully
Meridian
Scully
Jackson
Ulat
G. A. Palin
Holly Springs
BB. Davis
Natchez
Medical Men. Rheumatic Cure Promoted by Popular Remedy
An advertisement larded with testimonials touts a patent medicine call it a tonic for rheumatism. Doctors cite improvements in dozens of cases across the south, including J M. Barfield and S J Parmen. Separate notes cover a cock fighting arrest and a shipboard case where Dr King’s New Discovery aids a cough and is offered as a free trial at a local store.
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Democrat
S.J. Parmen
M.D
Capt. Coleman
Weymouth
Atlantic City
Dr. King
Coleman
Ty.t. Meade & Co
Freight Trains and Connections in Early timetable notes
J C Clarke manager and W Coleman agent outline passenger and freight trains. Trains arrive at New Orleans at 4 20 p m and stop at regular stations with connections to IC line. Southbound No 7 mixed departs Brooklyn at 2 30 am. freight trains do not run on Sundays.
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Orth Feaver Brook
Haven
Land Claim Notice in Lawrence County Mississippi
State or Mississippi Lawrence County notice to all claiming any title or interest in the following land portion described as the west half of the west half section 6 township 7 range VA cant. Citizens must appear in the Chancery Court on the fourth morning of March for confirmation of a tax tithe involving G. Carlisle. Clerk of the plaintiff's solicitor.
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Lawrence County
Awienee
Sill
Henry
Carlisle
Wares
Plrinant
Notice for Publication Lan Orrick at Jackson Mind 1 March 4
Notice is hereby given that the fallew fig anid sertler has till notice of bre tention to make final proof in support of lis claim, and that sail proof will be re the Judge or in his absence the Charcery Clerk of Lawrence county To Miss on April 17th 1586 size Daniel W. Sistrunk Homestout No Liles for the a4 separetions and ad ded section 19 township 5 north range 1 east. Lesiames the following witnesses to prove bi continous residence upon aid cultivation of smd hand vizz Theonay Smith J. A. Robbing Sam 8. Garner all of Montivello Mine STEWART Register
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Jackson
Mind
Sertler
Bretention
Lis
Charcery
Lawrence County
Daniel W. Sistrunk
Liles
Townalip
Lesiames
Theonay Smith
J. A. Robbing
Sam
Garner
Montivello
Stewart
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