Balloting for United States Senator in Oregon and Wisconsin
Balloting in Galt forbix Oregon and Madison Wisconsin showed Stanford leading in the Senate votes with 90 Republican and 15 Democrat, while Hearst trailed with 15 Radical and 20 in Assembly. Joint ballots were planned as results moved toward formal election of Stanford amid calls and dark horse mentions.
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United States
Galt Forbix
Oregon
Wisconsin
San Francisco
Cal
Senate
Leland Stanford
Republica
George Hearst
James T. Farley
Beal
Assembly
Stanford
Hearst
Poutlasp
Ore
Stater
Hlarseh
George
Failing
John Mitchell
Mapisox
Wis
John C. Spooner
E.S. Brace
Spooner
Rage
Mr. Spooner
Boston
Hantrorp
Conn
House of Representatives
England
Nasmer
Tenn
J. W. Thomas
A. Thomas
Jefferson City
London
Congress
Olahorga
Gathlers
Sermerino
Cronkrite
Choisser
Bank President Defies Despair In Galveston Fatal Dosing
In Galveston Texas Wells president of the Inaua City Savings Bank and head of Welston Wells & Vider cotton firm took morphine Sunday morning after months of suspected financial strain linked to loans to his firm and to J H Blake. His death followed a stroke of distress over a failed cotton crop and bank liabilities. The bank run looms and directors meet to fix deposits at seventy cents on the dollar as creditors face losses.
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Wells
Inaua City Savings Bank
Galveston
Texas
Frm
Welston, Wells & Wille
Cotton Exchange
Bas
C. G. Wells
Island City Savings Bank
J. H. Blake
Welston, Wells & Vicer
Blake
Wellston
Wells & Vider
District Court
Julius Kange
Kautman & Kange
Salvano Blum
8. Blum & Co
Morris Taylor
Alman Lewis & Co
Sampson
Itendenheimer & Co
CAPITAL NOTES ON INDIAN LANDS AND COMMERCE BILL
The House Foreign Affairs committee postponed further debate on the Findlay resolution seeking State information on Americans linked to dynamite handling. The Public Lands panel favored donating Short Cheek Lake in Platte County Missouri as a state public resort. The Judiciary Committee heard C C Bonney urging a bill to regulate interstate commerce and codify bills of exchange, dubbed the Inter State Commercial Paper bill, referred to a subcommittee. John G Thompson requested a rehearing on personal expenses in a defamation suit. request denied. Senate Indian Affairs will wrap its inquiry as witnesses are heard, with possible permission to visit Indian reservations during recess. North Carolina ex Confederates urged Rosecrans for a Cabinet post, while Montana lawmakers seek to block Crow land leasing to speculators. President nominates William M Burwell as customs officer in New Orleans. other customs and postmaster nominations confirmed. Public Comfort Committee reports accommodations for inauguration visitors. Naval bill negotiators announce agreement. Postal sales by 21 cities show a 12.1 percent quarterly decline, with Chicago, Cincinnati, and Louisville noted for decreases. Brooklyn and New Orleans show gains. A Huntington, Indiana post office raid ends with a fatal shooting. militia seeks the suspects. Mrs General Tom Thumb to marry within months, possibly to Count Rosebud. Pennsylvania Soldiers Orphan Schools bill referred to Appropriations Committee.
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Findlay
Secretary of State
House Committee On Public Lands
Short Cheek Lake
Platta County
House Judiciary Committee
C. C. Bonney
Chicago
American Barkers’ Association
Messrs. Tucker, Maybury
Parker
John G. Thompson
Ohio
Hallet-Kilbourn
Senate
Indiananda
Aek
Ate
Congress
North Carolina
Ensecrans Yessenlay
William M. Burwell
Louisiaana
New Orleans
John ©. Tiartrantt
Pennsylvania
William A. Baldwin
Newark
N. J
H.C. Miner
Internal Revenue
Louisiana
Henry
Iazen
Retirement and Recoinage Bill for Trade Dollars
Lawmakers in Washington report favorably a bill from the Military Affairs Committee to retire and recoin the United States trade dollars. Provisions set exchange rules, mint handling, and eventual repeal of prior trade dollar laws. Also noted are related resolutions on archives, Liberia arbitration, and a ceremonial bust placement for Henry Wilson. Executive session adjourned without a vote on Nicaragua treaty ratification.
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Sexat E.—Me
Moxey
New Orleans & Mississippi Valley Railroad Company
Baton Rouge
Morris
Mocrill
Committee On Finance
United States
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Alex Morell
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Committee On Military Affairs
United Statees Army
Qanes
Joint Committee On Library
Jenry Wilson
Talline
Senate
Liberia
Great Britain
Sierra Leone
Shofeldt
Miller
Colorado
Tayard
Nicaragua
Foreign Affairs and Irish Riots Mark London Dispatches
United Kingdom news notes no word on General Stewart at the War Office while Wolseley expects details. A large convoy heads for Gakiiul with provisions. Edmund Yates denies a New York Herald interview as fiction from Holloway Prison. Hong Kong blocks refitting of the French vessel Triomphant. Irish assaults increase amid Clerkenwell outrage fallout and police readiness. Italian ministers announce Congo expeditions and planned African ventures with rights to be respected. Usman Digna threats loom near Tokar. William of Germany donates to Spain earthquake relief as Progresistas protest tariff hikes.
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Lospon
War Office
Wolseley
Gakiiul
Edmund Yates
Holloway
New York Herald
Hong Kong
Triomphant
Stafford Northcote
Exeter
Clerkenwell
Signor Mancini
Chamber of Deputies
Congo
Africa
Ele
Suania
Rowayo
Armar
Usman Digna
Frightful Explosion at Hayes Station injures family
Coal miner Matthew Lawson’s family near Hayes Station suffers injuries after blasting powder on a table is ignited by a lamp when plastering falls from the ceiling. Mrs Lawson is unconscious from a head blow. three others are hurt as the house is wrecked. Nearby reports include Loomer colony movements and state veterinary news in brief.
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Matthew Lawson
Hayes
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