Boomers Move to Settle Oklahoma Threaten Congress
Arkansas City March 24 General Hatch in command of U S troops went to Caldwell where stockmen with Cherokee Strip leases meet to urge Congress not to open Oklahoma. Reports say Oklahoma settlers advanced beyond Sac and Fox agency, with twelve cavalry and infantry units ready to eject intruders. Camp growth continues as Cleveland proclamation spurs more boomers to travel from Wichita Fort Scott and western Kansas toward Oklahoma.
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Sac and Fox Agency
Benton
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Augur
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Wichita
Fort Scott
Cleveland
Murderous siege ends in sheriff’s death and arrests
A New York reported clash near Oceans New York saw a sheriff and posse attack a gang of eight or more Nebraska burglars. The sheriff was killed by an ax as he entered the house. Three captured suspects died, four were taken, and the rest fled with most of the loot. The group had claimed they planned to flee to Liberia after the break in.
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Burnett
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Chicago Conspirators Released on Writ of Error
Judge Gresham in the United States Circuit Court granted Mackin and Gallagher a writ of error and an indefinite stay of proceedings. They were released on bail of 50,000 each, with Donald and James Crawford as sureties. The judge noted sufficient questions of difficulty to merit Supreme Court review and proposed involving Justice Harlan.
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United States
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Justice Harlan
Supreme Court
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Washington
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Destructive Fires Hit Sedalia Hotel and Rail Offices
Fire at Sedalia Missouri destroyed the Garrison House laundry touching the nearby hotel and rail offices on the first floor. The oldest Sedalia hotel, erected in 1804, with guests safely evacuated. building loss and insurance not fully detailed. Separately in New York Wadburne Manufacturing burned with 15k losses. Clifton Staten Island fire wiped out eight Bay Street buildings. Nashville Lewisburg fire caused nine business losses. Covington Kentucky fire damaged eight buildings with $15,000 loss.
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Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railways
George T. Brown
New York
Wadburne Manufacturing Company
J. W. Green
Clifton
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Bay Street
Nasaville
Tenn
Lewisburg
Leas
Covington
Seventh and
Madison Streets
Senate Proceedings and Indirect Treaties Discussed in Evocative Session
In a busy Senate session, Vice President Hendricks presented several memorandums on matters including the Arkansas River navigation at Rob Roy, a plea from the Arizona Legislature to revert railroad lands to the public domain, and a proposal for a mounted patrol to curb crime. Debate touched on extradition treaty revisions with Mexico and various committee and executive business motions before adjournment. Nearby reports note Yale police incident, miner strikes in Monongahela Valley, and rail and river conditions reflecting ongoing unrest and industrial issues.
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Special Session Nearing End in Mexico Treaty Debates
Washington March 25 special session nears end as Senate debates the pending supplemental treaty with Mexico on rehearing private claims. Officials expect adjournment late this week after extended executive session on nominations and the treaty. Government book-keeping shows Union Pacific owes the government about 1 135 220 dollars after offsets. final adjustment leaves a debt of 45 thousand dollars. President sent nominations to the Senate for customs and treasury posts including Terry Danworth McConville and Muldrow.
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Maine
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Aroostook
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Mississippi
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Bell and His Half Creeds at Duck Lake Rebel Surge
Louis Bell, with 200 men, seized Duck Lake between Clark's Crossing and Carlton and set up headquarters. He has taken several trading posts but aims to block Fort Carlton or Prince Albert. Reil’s French half-breeds lead followers. Indians may join if the force grows. Ottawa reports ministerial plans to dispatch troops from Winnipeg to quell the rebellion amid mounting tension.
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Lord Dufferin’s Afghan frontier measures draw praise
London and other centers report General Graham delaying assault on Osman Digna to Friday as Omar Digna’s troops vow to attack convoys from Suakim to Generali McNeil’s zereba post. Arab captives note two tribes’ rebellion against El Bfadhi amid signs Osman Digna’s supply lines strain.
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