Uncle Sam's Cash Box Expenditures and Debts For Year
Secretary Windom reports the fiscal year expenditures and next two years estimates. Revenues from customs and internal sources total over 258 million, with various receipts and the postal service. Ordinary revenues about 49.3 million and ordinary expenditures 297.7 million, yielding a 105.3 million surplus. Damages and pensions drive increases. 1892 projections show a 14.1 million surplus after deficits and sinking fund. Public debt statement lists bonds, certificates, and currency redemptions with total cash reserved and net monthly debt change. A Racine wedding tale ends with a bride fainting after vows, revived by a doctor.
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Washington
Windom
Eee
Ieee Eee
Feree
Pacific Railways
Permanent Fund
District of Columbia
Postal Service
Multiple Murders Burglaries and Odd Birth Descriptions
A run of local incidents includes Joan Owrys a miner killed by trains at Cartersville Illinois four Cuvert station stores burglarized with two hundred dollars stolen George Boyce killed Jesse Nichols in a Rocheport Missouri drunken quarrel A child born at East Dubuque Iowa with rare facial features The Iowa Governor seeks an Assistant State Veterinarian to investigate a baffling cattle disease William Witheran killed at Bluff Springs Illinois by accidental gun discharge Peter Linpon a bachelor found dead north of Aurora Illinois Battle Creek Michigan marked the sixtieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Jones on Thanksgiving day
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Joan Owrys
Cartersville
Ill
Cuvert
Conway
William Witheran
Bluff Springs
Peter Linpon
Aurora
Battle Creek
Mich
Mrs. Jones
Pekin High School Fire Destroys Building
Fire swept the three story Pekin high school early today causing an estimated loss of 60000 with 22250 covered by insurance. The blaze endangered occupants but no lives are reported. In Kalamazoo Michigan a residence at Pavilion caught fire at midnight burning completely with the family escaping after being smothered by smoke and the children wrapped in blankets.
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Pert
Kalamazoo
Mich
A. W. Smith
Powers dry goods case and county treasurer bid a note theft and bond raise
In St Paul Minnesota the Powers dry goods firm faces an attachment suit with Mr Powers claiming the note was stolen property and that payment was forbidden by bank notice. He cites solid legal advice and reports assurances from principal connections in Boston and elsewhere. In Marshalt Minnesota Democratic leaders are astonished that County Treasurer elect John Brooks failed to qualify, citing bond requirements around 200000 and his demand to raise deputy allowances from 400 to 790.
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St. Paul, Minn
New York
Powers Dry Goods
Powers
Boston
Marshat
John Brooks
Brooks
Blackleg Disease Strikes Eldridge Township Cattle
In Pania Illinois authorities report blackleg sweeping Eldridge township killing several high quality cattle. The illness begins with lameness and animals die within twenty four hours of onset, prompting concern among farmers and veterinarians.
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Pania
Ill
Eldridge Township
Attachment on Powers Dry Goods for 5000 Dollars
New York December 2 attachment granted by the Supreme Court against Powers Dry Goods Company in favor of American National Bank Hartford for 5000 dollars due on a promissory note. Defendants refused to pay. Went There With an Ox Team. Colpwater Michigan December 2 Philo Porter died aged 77 after short illness at his residence. He came to this country with an ox team in 1836. He was elected supervisor several times and was the last Democratic sheriff thirty six years ago. Baby Banting Gets 45000 dollars. Amany New York December 2 Court of Appeals affirmed judgment in Campbell vs Arbuckle breach of promise. Miss Campbell receives 45000 dollars. Arbuckle is a coffee manufacturer. Big Price Paid for a Colt. Lexington Kentucky December 2 G W Welsh of Danville sold to Myers & Wagner Dayton Ohio a bay weanling colt by Gambetta Wilkes dam Pansee by Pancoast escend dam Eye See by Nutwood fourth dam dam of Jay Eye See for 950 dollars. Two Thousand Out of Work Rochester New York December 3 The graesso second went into effect this working. Two thousand workmen are out of employment.
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New York
Supreme Court
Powers Dry Goods Company
American National Bank
Hartford
Colpwater
Mich
Philo Poreter
Amany
N.Y
Court of Appeals
Campbell
Lexineton
G. W. Welsh
Danville
Myers & Wagner
Dayton
Gambetta Wilkes
Pancoast
Nutwood
Washixaton
D. C
The
Gazetts
Hoosier
Gazette
William McKinley
Indiana
United States
Simons Jacksonian
Ooworth
McKinley tariff view from a Hoosier defender
Washington correspondent prints a Democrat friend’s question on the McKinley bill. The Indiana writer declares the tariff a boon, cites new U S factories, predicts home investment, rising prices, and eventual price relief as domestic mills expand, urging protection and reciprocity only with needed goods.
Multiple Global Aims Hit by Disasters and Legal Rulings
Nova Scotia Supreme Court invalidates Newfoundland bait law and orders refund of fees from vessels. Montreal bound cattle losses total 1,142 head. Antwerp banking house Oostendorp collapses with $1.5 million liabilities. Gale off Offten Norway sinks 40 fishing boats. 28 fishermen die. St Petersburg reports no emigration without Interior Minister approval. Westbourne wrecks in Black Sea. 6 drowned, 12 die from exposure. Sudbourn sinks near Dungeness. 11 crew lost. Canadian clergymen lament high license fees drive weddings to cross-border rates. Parnell refuses to withdraw from Irish Parliamentary leadership. Danube earthquake panic shocks valley residents. 111 bodies recovered from Serpent disaster. search continues. Canada’s trade shows exports to U S $40,522,810. imports $52,201,973. Glaiston replies to Parnell manifesto denies Irish retention claims. Gladstone temperate but chides breach of confidence. Gaunersdorf earthquakes shake Lower Africa. bells clash as churches sway. In Germany, five homeless die freezing in Berlin area.
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Nova Scotia Supreme Court
Montreal
England
Oostendorp
Antwerp
Offten
Norway
St Petersburg
Westbourne
Feodosia
Russia
Hull
Black Sea
Sudbourn
McGie
Hamburg
Rangoon
Dungeness
Canada
United States
G Iapstone
Parnell
Hawarden
Gladatone
Gaunersdorf
Lower
Africa
Germany
Berlin
Congress opens with oaths and reforms amid varied events
The Fifty-first Congress reassembled as Carey and Warren took Senate oaths from Wyoming. House moves include free coinage of silver and a pension floor of six dollars monthly. The $135,099,785 pension bill is reported. A boat capsize in Evansville sinks five. a Columbus hangings occur for Elias Mitten. Lynching at Bad River targets cattle thieves. Public debt shows $1,549,296,126 total. cash balances and November changes noted. Poisoning at Greenwood injures six from head cheese. Alabama’s Thomas G Jones inaugurated governor. National Farmers Alliance meets in Ocala. Ghost dancing near Ponca City. A misread line mentions a $1,000 item amid Chinese market context.
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Fifty-first Congress
Senate
House
Joint Committee
Carey
Warren
Wyoming
Evansville
Ind
Elias Mitten
Emma Johnson
Marysville
Columbus
Bad River
South Dakota
Greenwood
Thomas G Jones
Alabama
Thomas Seay
National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Ocala
Fila
Pones
L T
Surplus Forecast Sets 1891 Government Outlay
Secretary of the Treasury reports the fiscal year ended June 30 1890 showed receipts of 463 963 080 and expenditures of 354 618 584. For the current year revenues are estimated at 406 000 000 with 354 000 000 spending and a 52 000 000 surplus. 1892 outlook lists 373 000 000 receipts and 357 852 209 expenditures. In Quincy a man about 45 from Portland Ore after a bullet wound to chest and head dies saying weariness of life.
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Byes Ba Pentenad Non Te Euly Dkr
Rochester
Secretary OF the Treasury
Pom
Quincy
Ill
Portland
Ore
Sherman House
Andrew Euser
Belleville
Osage County
Murder Suspects Held After Sennett Death at Harmontcourt
Early hour death at 4314 Harmontcourt shifts from possible self harm to murder. Three men, John Sheridan and two levee workers named O'Brien and Gallagher, are jailed as suspects in the killing of William Sennett, a Chicago & Alton switchman. The Gazette notes the charges and ongoing investigation.
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Caicase
Harmoncourt
John Sheridan
O’brien
Gallagher
William Sennett
Chicago & Alton
Canvass legality questioned in Milwaukee county vote
Reports from Madison and Des Moines indicate the official canvass in Milwaukee county may be invalid under law, as canvassing board members were not present. Iowa sources say Gen. Belknap’s war claim warrants were paid to his widow rather than the estate administrator, prompting questions about the handling of late General Belknap’s accounts.
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Mapison
Wis
Milwaukee County
Belknap
Des Motives
Iowa
W. W. Belknap
Executive Council
Farmers Alliance Headquarters Move to TorekaA
The Farmers' Alliance headquarters were moved from Hutchinson to TorekaA, Kansas, this morning. The move tightens ties with the People's party and ends the separate office of the People's Central committee.
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Alliance
Torekaa
Kan
Farmers’ Alliance
Hutchinson
People’s Party
People’s Central Committee
Jail Break Shocks Guthrie Prison Saturday Night
A general jail delivery occurred in Guthrie Oklahoma Territory Saturday night as prisoners climbed through a window while guards slept. Desperate inmates fled into the night, prompting searches and increases in security.
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Guthrie
Gurtuck
O.T
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