Chicago Markets and Financial Updates
Special to Leader reports Chicago markets with Wheat 9714, corn 62, eats 35 percent. Jay Gould donates 500 dollars for Milwaukee fire relief. Senate revisits tariff bill as morning session ends. Investigation board in Washington discusses Jeanette case. Army Bill in favor with officers. Senate drafts relief for Ben Holliday amid debates.
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Chicago
Jeanette
Washington
Jeanette Investigating Board
Jay Gould
New York
Milwaukee
Senate
Ben Holliday
Davis
West Virginia
Morrill and
Cameron
Wisconsin
Jersey City Bank Cashier Arrested as Defaulter
Shaw, cashier at a suspended Jersey City bank, was arrested as a defaulter for 25000 dollars. He was refused bail and locked up.
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New York
Shaw
Jersey City
President Likely Veto of Fitz John Porter Bill
Washington reports the President will veto the Fitz John Porter bill if the House approves it. The statement frames the political risk for supporters amid ongoing debates over the measure.
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Fitz John Porter
Washington
House
Washington House Floor Sees Numerous New Bills Introduced
In the House of Representatives a number of bills were introduced and referred to appropriate committees. The session showcased varied proposals as lawmakers filed measures for consideration.
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Washington
House
Post Office Appropriation Bill To Be Acted On Today
Washington reports the post office appropriation bill will be acted upon today. The two cent postage reduction clause will be retained in the bill.
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Washington
Post Office
Remonstrances Against Tariff, Seed Oil, Bankrupt Law
In the Senate today remonstrances were presented against an increase of duty and against interference with the tariff on cotton seed oil and against the passage of a bankrupt law.
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Washington
Senate
Immigrant inspectors urged to prevent smallpox spread
Sherman and Pendleton from the committee on appropriations recommended appointing immigrant inspectors as a measure to curb smallpox transmission.
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Washington
Senate
Sherman and
Pendleton
Appropriations
Fire destroys Planters house. four killed in St Louis blaze
A Sunday morning fire at the Planters house in St Louis caused mass evacuations as nearly 300 residents fled in their night clothes. Four persons died in the blaze, with thirteen fire engines on site. The adjacent auction store also burned, sustaining about 20 000 dollars in damage while the hotel suffered about 10 000 dollars.
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St. Louis
Planters House
Dutchess Connaught Delivers A Son At Windsor Castle
London reports the Dutchess Connaught safely delivered a son at Windsor Castle. The newborn extends the royal line and adds to the Windsor family milestones.
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London
Windsor Castle
Treland's Woes. Dublin arrests under crimes act for conspiracy
Fifteen arrests have been made under the crimes act in Dublin amid an alleged conspiracy and assassination plots against police officers. Authorities report ongoing investigations and efforts to curb organized hostility.
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Dublin
Danube Floods Subside but Fugitives Stranded
Floodwaters retreat along the Danube from Pesth to Monaco yet residents cannot return. Homes are destroyed or filled with ice, leaving displaced families in desperate conditions.
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Pesth
Danube
Monaco
Dakota Growth and Projects Across Territorial Frontiers
Population estimates and investments mark Dakota's 1882 growth. Mandan reports 229,396 in improvements, Jamestown plans 5 805 acres, new immigrant building costs 5 000 dollars, and Aurora farmer Eng lish props 1 000 sheep. Rail, creameries, mills, and sugar refinery proposals appear alongside growth in education and post offices. Indictments touch Cass and land office reforms surface.
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Springfield
DeSmet
Mandan
Nordland
Denver
Bon Homme County
Aurora County
English
Miner County Advocate
Quarto
Bismarck
John D. Cameron
United States
Jamestown
Tower City
Cass County
Hamilton
Pembina County
Northern Pacific Railroad
Miles City
Black Hills
Grand Jury
Farge
Commissioners of Cass
Yankton
Register Letcher
Mitchell Land Office
Webb & Taylor
Chamberlain
Methodists
Dakota
Union County
Freeman Bros
Beggs & Brace
Elk Point
Northwestern Railroad
Iroquois Herald
Northwestern
Calliope and
Iroquois
de Smet
J. E. Hollister
Herb Gregory
Alexandria Herald
Minnesota
Alexandria
Union County Courier
Dakota Prairies
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Dakota Leader
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Nakota Avenue
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Alva E. Taylor
JU. 8 Land Office
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Dakota Daily Leader
Treland
Stephany Railway Junction
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Berdescheff
Russian
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Philadelphia
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