President to Veto Army Bill Amid Looming Deadlock
Washington, April 26 to 29 reports indicate the president will veto the army appropriation bill, with discussions in Congress on extending last year’s appropriations until December and seeking an orderly adjournment. Proposals and letters surface about Logan Lowe disputes and cabinet seats, alongside other fiscal and political maneuvers.
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Desperado Doc Middleton Flees after Sidney Shootout
News from Sidney reports Doc Middleton and four followers drew a posse after them. A gunfight near a saloon resulted in the death of Joseph Smith, a long-time Western outlaw, as Middleton escaped on the plain with pursuers in hot pursuit.
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Judge Fines Lottery Vendors in Missouri State Lottery Case
St Louis April 28 Judge Cody of the criminal court fined about fifty lottery vendors from five to eight hundred dollars each for selling tickets of the Missouri state lottery.
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