Land officers in trouble in Kansas conspiracy case
A complaint filed before United States Commissioner J P Worrel names H M Bickle receiver of the land office and Clark S Rowe as defendants in a conspiracy charge. N K Freeland, prominent Southwest attorney, alleges suspension from practicing before the land office was unlawful and seeks action under US statutes. Warrants issued. Deputy Marshal Tra Boyd to serve after notice to U S Attorney W C Perry. The case follows years of turmoil in the land office amid rising tension.
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Preliminary Mollie David trial resumes in Concordia court
The Mollie David trial for complicity in William Terbush's murder resumes at 10 a.m. before Justice Miseres. 34 state witnesses and 10 defense witnesses will be heard mainly on evidence of the murder, with later testimony bringing new details but not direct murder links.
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Kansas 1837 relief and railway notes in Topeka
Kansas records show state and county costs for poor relief in 1837 with per pauper maintenance figures and total expenses. Items include a railway mail service reform debate, lawmaker actions, and local incidents in Topeka and Wichita with criminal, agricultural, and civic notes.
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Working to Save Maxwell
John T. Martin attorney for Brooks Maxwell urged the Missouri supreme court to defer a mandate in the Brooks case until the May term. He argued actions toward possible commutation and noted the British minister’s inquiry into the case, including Judge Sherwood’s dissent and the evidence, leaving open a potential new trial or commutation.
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The Senator From Hale
Washington dispute erupts as Mr. Ingalls calls out The senator from Hale causing laughter in the senate chamber during a vote on Blair educational bill amendments. Hale of Maine had been absent during the roll call and uses a senate privilege to vote. the president pro tempore’s mislabeling triggers amusement.
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Equal Show for Canada Roads to Be Covered by Interstate Law
Gen James A Wilson told the Senate interstate commerce committee that Canadian railroads should be subject to the law. He proposed public contracts and triplicate forms, and urged repealing laws allowing foreign railroads to ship freight in bond without duty. He argued for American railroad protection and equal treaty terms with Britain’s provinces, linking it to US national interests and potential political union.
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Mrr. Wilson
Canada
Nortl
America
Great Britain
Shrinkage in Western Rate War Threatens Chicago Rail Revenue
Chicago special reports that western rate cuts in the grain transport trade may shrink earnings. A general manager notes 14,000,000 bushels of corn from western Iowa and Nebraska to Chicago in six months, with rates dropping from 19 cents to possibly 10 cents per 100, risking about $600,000 in revenue for lines including Rock Island, Chicago & Northwestern, Burlington, and Milwaukee & St Paul.
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Utah polygamy bill reported adversely by judiciary panel
The Salt Lake Dispatch notes the judiciary committee reported the bill to punish polygamy adversely to the lower house. It is expected to be rejected as Congress has already legislated on the subject and the territory should not enact further laws.
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