Washington News: Cabinet, Appointments Era Sparks Debate
The National Republican reports on interviews with Postmaster General Wiles and cabinet discussions over federal appointments. It notes Hoar's stance on executive power, the cabinet meeting outcomes, and potential nominations to Senate consideration. Also covered are corn and wheat crop data, stock levels, and clerical reductions at the White House as part of administration changes.
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Wolseley
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Nikolayen
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Garland Successor Feud Over Arkansas Senate Ballot
Senator Garland’s successor race dominates the page with Arkansas moving the election date to the 27th, candidates Poindexter Dunn Berry Filibuck Horner Walker Newton and others vying for the seat. Early ballots predict Berry Dunn leading, with Fishback Newton Horner and Walker following as campaigns begin in earnest.
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Ten Miles Of Cars Side Track Strikes Spread
A widespread freight handlers strike paralyzes rail service in Hedalia and nearby, with over 80 carloads detained and ten miles of loaded freight cars sidelined. Missouri Pacific in St Louis faces tensions as Pinkerton detectives arrive. militiamen potentially deployed as strikers vow to keep the peace.
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Illinois Legislature Debates Sympathy For Rail Strikes
In Springfield March 10 the Illinois legislature unanimously adopted a sympathy resolution for Warbash railway strikers. Senate action to prohibit pooling was introduced, and a resolution praising Congress for placing Gen Grant on the retired list was adopted. The Joint Assembly answered roll call. many expect a late session with potential clashes. Separate dispatches report immigration convention in New Orleans with delegates from fourteen states and remarks by H J McWhirter and W H Harris, plus the Mississippi sanitary council meeting and scattered notes from Chattanooga and Knoxville on freight rates and political commentary from Tilden and Carlisle.
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GORDON DIARY AND ROYAL DIVORCE NEWS ROUNDUP
London dispatches report Colonel Gordon's diary volume on Khartoum life sent to England via Calcutta. London and Westminster cover Lord Durham's divorce case amid insanity allegations. Yates released from prison for libel. government cites ill health and mercy. Foreign affairs items note flag incidents, Afghan border tensions, and potential reparations. Albania insurrection and Khartoum updates mix with imperial notices and editorials.
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The Color Line As Inaugural Echoed In Debate
The Independent Republican Press commentary argues President Cleveland’s inaugural signals equal rights for emancipated citizens. It warns of a color line split at the ballot and predicts a division in the black and white vote shaping southern politics and national unity.
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Turbulent March Trading Mixed Across Markets
Telegraph reports from Lowton and New York detail varied activity in money, bonds, and commodities. Subtreasury balances showed gold and securities fluctuation while cotton, grain, and futures markets offered mixed, mostly steady pricing. London and Liverpool exchanges noted quiet futures and modest gains.
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