McFall Declines Accuser Role in Bailey Probe
Austin reports that the House investigation into Bailey and Waters-Pierce dies back to no charges if no one steps forward. Judge McFall resists acting as prosecutor and may testify tomorrow. Bailey says he will wait for charges before acting. The legislature moves through routine business as Texas electors cast votes and state officers are sworn in.
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Teller Attacks General Eagan in Senate Debate
Washington reports show Senator Teller of Colorado denouncing General Eagan former commissary general as corrupted and retired with praise for the attack on the army's commanding general. Senator Carter urged quick passage of the army bill noting daily delay costs. no progress was achieved on amendments. Also noted was House action delaying river and harbor business and a pension bill for Horatio N. Davis father of the late Minnesota senator.
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Minnesota
Stability of American built ships praised by naval chief
Rear Admiral George W. Melville declares ships built in the United States more stable than British purchases. He notes two Spanish war ships showed instability in tests, while British battleships often lack deep holds but are inherently stable, and commends English shipbuilding as top. Other briefs report Valley railroad tax payment and condolences to Admiral Cervera.
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Washington
United States
George W. Melville
United States Navy
Spain
Bowles
Deaths in District Attack Kill Four and Dr Becton
Four people were killed in an attack on a district. The sledge driver fled up a tree and survived a near freezing. Dr Edwin Pinkney Becton, superintendent of the state asylum for the blind, died at 1 30 o clock Monday afternoon from grip.
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Bank Robbery Hits Livingston in January Heist
The Peoples Bank of Livingston, Tennessee was robbed Sunday night of five thousand dollars. Police have no trace of the burglars. Also reported that the National Live Stock Association met in Salt Lake City and that the Italian steamer Leone was lost near Lachiapha Corsica with many bodies found ashore.
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