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Cambridge Herald

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1886

Page

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Open executive sessions debated in Senate and related events

SeNatE reports discuss open executive sessions and a fisheries resolution with party neutrality claimed. Hurd Romeis contested election case debated. subsequent Senate business includes appointments, reports, and a light-ship bill. House covers electoral count, river and harbor appropriations, and pension actions alongside local disasters and obituaries.

Senate Congress Joint Commission Hovsr Ohio Hurd Romers Elections Committee Romeis Romneis House Jackson Tennessee Wool Growers’ Convention St. Louis Gorman Committee On Commerce Chesapeake Bay Hurd-Romeis Jacob Romeis Yeas Logan Mr. Logan Stilletto Caldwell Dolph Committee On Camden

Norwalk area rail service opens new through route

The notice details a new through car service from Toledo to points east via Huron and Norwalk with connections to Cambridge Marietta and beyond. It lists schedules to Milan Fries Landing and Pittsburgh routes, naming Wm Woodford and James M. Hall as general manager and general passenger agent.

Toledo Loweaty Pennsylvania Cambridge Marietta Bowerston Akron Youngstown Pittsburgh Chicago M.D. Woodford James M. Hall Gen't Gen'l Pass Agens

Secretary Manning and Treasury Officials Report Strong Gold Reserves

Physicians report Secretary Manning soon able to resume general charge of the Treasury. The Treasury's April 10 net gold coin and bullion stood at 153 320 558 dollars, up 27 242 233 since July 31 last. Standard silver dollars in circulation totaled 52 264 396 from a 226 946 121 coinage. President Cleveland reportedly to marry Miss Folsom in summer. Mrs. L. L. Foster arrested for passing bogus check at the President's house. Colonel Ruger placed in command of the Department of the Missouri as Gen Miles awaits Senate decision. Government directors named for Union Pacific Railway include Couder, MacVeagh, Alexander, Hanna, and Sage.

Manning Treasury Department United States Treasury Cleveland Miss Folsom L. L. Foster California General Rosecrans Thomas H. Ruger Fighteenth Infantry Senate Department of the Missouri Miles Union Pacific Railway Company Frank R. Couder New York City Franklin MacVeagh Chicago E. P. Alexander Augusta M. A. Hanna Cleveland, O James W. Sage Omaha Neb

Erie tragedy and city affairs dominate weekly bulletin

A neighbor uncovered a fatal gas asphyxiation of Mrs. Charles Rooney after a short disappearance with her husband in Erie. Dr. J. H. Arnett dies at Niagara Falls from apoplexy. New York aldermen who backed the Broadway franchise are jailed. Millionaire Dennis Wilcox commits suicide in NYC amid losses. Ann Jane Mercer’s will funds a Presbyterian infirm clergy home. Albany carpenters reach a nine hour day with higher pay. New York port exports reach 5.1 million dollars. Pennsylvania Railroad shows.

Erie Charles Rooney New York Board of Aldermen Dennis C. Wilcox New York City Ann Jane Mercer Philadelphia Montgomery County the Mount Albany N. Y New York Pennsylvania Railroad

Inquest Clears Deputies in East St Louis Shootings

Coroner's inquest in East St Louis concludes with a verdict holding deputy sheriffs responsible for murders. Reports of a fatal Golconda, Illinois shooting by John Randolph, once county treasurer, kill P M Thomas deputy sheriff. Absent H F Edsoll Brookfield clerk. misappropriations approx five thousand dollars.

East St. Louis Golconda Ill John Randolph P. M. Thomas Thomas Randolph H. F. Edsoll Brookfield Trumbull County Iowa House Brown Senate Charles Beardsley de le Gore General Land Office Minnesota

Death of an Earl and Other London News

The Earl of Shaftsbury committed suicide in a public cab in London, aged fifty seven, after a period of ill health and mental depression. In Parliament on the 14th Gladstone’s Home Rule bill gained leave to introduce with second reading set for May 6. In Paris United States Minister McLane praised Pasteur at a banquet where DeLesseps attended. Ajaccio, Corsica, saw a house collapse killing nine and injuring many. France moved to fund a Pasteur hydrophobia institute with 24,000. Montreal authorities target nude art in a crusade. A wealthy Montrealer faces action over copies of famous sculptures. Brindisi reports sixty eight cholera cases with ten deaths. disease deemed sporadic as France tightens precautions.

Earl of Shaftsbury London Ltch House of Commons Gladstone United States McLane M. Pasteur Paris Pasteur France Chamber of Deputies Montreal Can Canova Powers Brindisi Italy England Beis the Standard The Morning Chronicle Post London Times Napoleon Germany Boyle de Tocqueville Xenophon Herodotus Percival Lazarus Peter Schaeffer Jesse Glover Common Council of New York House of Parliament Telegraph Cardinal Wolsey Church of God Christendom Hazlitt Sheridan John Milton Grubb Street Oliver Goldsmith Linaces de Foe Johnson

Fire Claims Life of Jonathan Douthitt and Wife in Xenia

A morning fire destroyed the Douthitt residence in Xenia Ohio, killing Jonathan Douthitt and his wife. Suspected foul play leads to the arrest of Charles Morris who slept at the home.

Jonathan Douthitt Xenia

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