House and Senate debate on banking cap and railway rights
Washington reports the House passed a Senate bill to remove the gold bank capital limit and discussed a railway right of way measure granting 100 feet wide corridors with state control over charges. Senate actions included a resolution on a mint gift and investigations into Pacific Mail subsidies with testimony about vast bank deposits and subsidies. Reports from Louisville, Omaha, New York, Santa Fe, Topeka cover governors death, troops at penitentiary, a murder case, and frontier defense costs with Indian policy criticisms.
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