New Session Opens as Regions Review Miners Issue
New York reports Indiana Legislature extra session anticipated. Quarrel between Baltimore & Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad companies nears settlement with a probable compromise within days. Mrs. A C F Smith widow of Gerritt Smith dies at Peterboro aged 71. Poughkeepsie endures heavy snowfall hindering five freight trains.
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March
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Storm worsens travel in New Hampshire amid worsening conditions
Traveling in the back portion of New Hampshire was already bad and was made worse by yesterday's storm. The aggregate vote in the state is likely to be reduced tomorrow.
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New Hampshire
Morrow
Indiana to vote in extra session March 9
Indiana news reports Gov. Hendricks calling the legislature to meet in an extra session on Tuesday March 9 to address a Senate House impasse and pass essential laws including the revenue and general appropriation bill. In Green Castle a fire destroys Farmers Bank Lyon Woerks Hays block Sharp's furniture and Banner office causing about 50 000 in losses with 20 000 insured.
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Snow Stages Wheeling as West Virginia Town Reports Heavy Fall
West Virginia town of Wheeling records one foot of snow after a heavy overnight fall. Residents statewide brace for further wintry weather as streets clear slowly and utilities address outages.
Wheat in storage drops to three million bushels in Minnesota
Official railroad reports show 2 340 000 bushels of wheat stored along lines in Minnesota, far below last year’s 5 000 000. Grain dealers say last year’s crop was 21 000 000 bushels and 16 000 000 already shipped, leaving just over three million bushels with farmers.
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Weill
President nominates officials and discusses Senate agenda
The President names Godlove 8 Orth minister to Austria and Horace Maynard minister to Turkey. C. C. Sheets of Alabama is nominated for Sixth Auditor, replacing J. J. Martin. Sessions on Pinchbeck, Hawaiian treaty, and other nominations loom. Clayton proposes an Indian Territory inquiry, while Ferry objects. Morton supports Pinchbeck’s Senate seat from Louisiana.
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Arkansas Proclaims March 26 as Day of Thanksgiving
Governor proclaims Thursday March 26 as a day of thanksgiving for Arkansas, noting blessings of the past year and praising Congress for adopting the Poland resolution.
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Poland
Congress
Fire at Fredericktown destroys block of stores
OHIO Cincinnati March 8 A fire at Fredericktown last night destroyed a block of stores with losses near 50000 dollars and insurance of about 17000 dollars.
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Fredericktown
Forty bodies interred in snow halt Halifax burials
A St Johns Newfoundland dispatch says the bodies of over forty persons who died there this winter have been temporarily interred in the snow because so much lies on the ground that graves cannot be opened.
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Rumors on Russia Appointment and Black Hills Relief
Illinois dispatch reports possible nomination of Williams as Minister to Russia and Carpenter as Attorney General. A Omaha special says General Ord learned from Fort Laramie that twenty men one woman and a child threaten destitution in the Black Hills. Orders seek relief troops and to halt further mining incursions. Washington says the President will act promptly.
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the Tribune
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Russia
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Omaha
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Sioux City
Sheridan
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Black Hills
Spain United States Virginius conflict settles by convention
London reports the Spain United States agreement to settle the Virginius affair has been signed. Berlin notes France plans an early troop concentration on its eastern frontier and a threat to mobilize two army corps on the Rhine if France proceeds.
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United States
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Berlin
Tagsblatt
France
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