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27 Mar 1885
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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1885
Page
1
A brief item notes Bel The Sulnater 4985 country gentleman racing horse detail. RY
The Senate Post Office and Post Roads committee issued the third part of its postal telegraphy report from the Government Printing Office. The 36 page document argues for partial government control and cites many newspaper extracts on the Associated Press and Western Union. Clergymen urged enforcement of Edmunds anti polygamy law to President Cleveland who pledged to use all means to enforce it.Indian affairs officials took oath of office as the Interior Department reshuffles. John Roach replied to Secretary Whitney on the Dolphin insurance but avoided comment on a second speed trial. The Senate said it would adjourn by Saturday afternoon. John G Thompson shows improvement under Dr Bliss care.
Conempea Ohio March 27 The andl O Donovan Rossa dynamite bill by Mr Mathews of Gallia passed the House yesterday It bans dynamite factories within 160 yards of other buildings requires local consent to start such establishments and labels dynamite during transport. Penalties include not less than five years in the penitentiary for placing dynamite on or near others and records of purchases. A Roche bill would authorize county contracts through council and treasury actions to be determined soon. A Marion township deathbed scene follows a long unconscious period of twenty six days.
In Columbus a Democratic member from the city, Allen O. Myers, caused a chaotic scene in the Lower House during debate on the General Appropriation bill. Accusing Republican Littler of capitalism and calling him a sneak liar and thief, Myers refused to obey a call to order. A brawl nearly erupted as Littler and others moved toward Myers, with Stoeffer ready to strike. Resolutions to expel Myers were prepared by both parties. Myers attempted suicide by morphine last night but his condition is described as out of danger.
The Senate met in executive session after journal reading and confirmed several nominees for Treasury and Customs posts. It postponed action on the Well-LaAlers treaties to December and appointed committees to inform the President that the Senate was ready to adjourn.
Reports from Manitoba and Ottawa describe growing defense preparations along the railway lines as western unrest spreads. Soldiers, police, and volunteers mobilize, with 400 regulars ordered to the Northwest and further troop movements planned to counter rebel forces believed allied with Indigenous groups.
Sneouy D. reports Marcellus Lester son of David Lester was stabbed twice in the back by Will Light amid a private dispute. Wounds are not serious but inflammation could worsen. Light is at large with officers pursuing him. Also a well dressed stranger leaped from a third story window in Chicago after a debauched spree, claiming loss of money.
A gruesome double killing occurs in Evansville amid family strife and neighbor accounts. Christian Fleischman fatally strikes Gottlieb Scharniel with a plow point after a dispute over his cousin’s wife. Scharniel dies from a crushed skull. both men die after hospital care. Local officials report the deadly feud stemmed from prior enmity.
War rumors grip London as orders cut reserve regiments for foreign service. Reports from Bombay and St Petersburg describe rising tensions with Russia over Afghanistan. Dockyards load out ships and munitions while populace and newspapers push for decisive action amid a growing war fever.
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