Passed Over the Veto in Senate on Army Appropriation
The Senate, after arguments on the veto of the Des Moines titles settlement bill, voted two thirds to pass over the veto. Allison explained the conference report on the army appropriation, noting about 150000 dollars less than the House version. debate centered on state department staffing and expenditures. The session adjourned with further appropriation actions planned and the House continuing with sundry civil and post office bills.
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Postal Clerks to Form Committee Despite Postmaster General Action
A large meeting of the grand Lodge of the Brotherhood of railroad postal clerks will convene Friday to select a committee to visit Washington. The group aims to secure a definite statement from the postmaster general on clerks' future official status, pledging to proceed despite department removals.
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Postoffice Changes in Kansas for Week Ended June 26 1886
Washincrox reports new postmasters at Front Allen county Lida Charles Cogna Hamilton county George O Prior National military house Leavenworth county Henry 0 Holloway Orlando Cheyenne county Orlando H Thompson Sedown Sedgwick county J D Harrington Discontinued Empire City Cherokee county Liberty Montgomery county appointed Resigned Wasusoton WW E Smith resigns July 1 to become solicitor for St P M M railway at St Paul Hugh Thompson named successor as assistant secretary of the treasury by the president
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Cheyenne Co
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Wasusoton
WW. E. Smith
the Treasury
St. P. Me & M. Railway Company
St. Paul
Hugh Thompson
Kansas City Mets and Athletics clash in era scores
In yesterday’s league note Emporia Blues beat Topeka Athletics 14 to 11 while today Topeka edged Emporia 5 to 3. Kansas City appears with two Mets and three New York Mets in the standings alongside Philadelphia and Athletics sightings.
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Boss Ball
Kansas
Kiowa Sets Bonds Election for Local Railroad Plan
Kiowa Kansas June 29. The mayor orders an election to authorize bonds for the St. Louis Fort Scott and Wichita railroad, to be built from Anthony within the next hundred days, with no opposition. Weather notes from Wasatsatos Washington DC June 30 predict fair Missouri and Kansas conditions with steady temperatures, variable winds turning southerly.
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Ft. Scott & Wichita Railroad
Anthony
June crop report praises Wheat and Corn prospects in Kansas
Torrea June 29 report on Kangas Farmer crops notes wheat quality very good and yields above estimate, oats improved, corn acreage largest in state with ideal growing conditions, hay abundant, fruit fair with early apples in markets. chinch bugs harmed some areas but overall agricultural prospects are strong.
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Kansas
Ottawa Assembly yields record attendance and strong program
The eighth day of the Interstate Sunday School Assembly in Ottawa boasted robust turnout with as many as 12,000 on the grounds and 7,000 listening to evening talks. Notable speakers included Dr Hurlburt Prof McClintock and Dr Q H Tiffiny while the Schubert male quartet performed for 5,000 in the afternoon. Tomorrow features recognition day as weather stays glorious. Meanwhile in Tiniathecrus Mrs C W Coulson, alleging assault by Rev Waldo Messaros, pursues court action with expected sensational disclosures. district attorney pressure and multiple witnesses are noted though prosecutions may be discouraged.
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New York
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Tiniathecrus
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Court of Quarter Sessions
Graham
A Maid Becomes Insane in Manswant Illinois
Miss Julia McNary of Auburn township was deemed sane after a mental exam. Reading dime novels allegedly caused insanity, with her mother urging marriage to every man she met. She will be sent to an asylum this week. Dr Richmond faced murder charges in Sc Jazzpa court after raving in court, restrained by several men as attorneys waived the examination awaiting a trial date.
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The
Herald
Criminal Court
Vetoed bills pushed again by committee in June action
In Wasiyiacros on June 29 the invalid pension committee reviewed presidential veto messages. They will refer the matter back to sub committees and select the strongest cases to attempt passage over the veto. Reports will be presented by the Pan Electric election committee with signatures from both parties. The panel questions Pan Electric's motives and accuses executives of improper influence and stock transfers. A separate item notes a young girl’s suicide near Crowe and a severe British-Burmese engagement near Tunic with officers wounded.
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Pan-Electric Company
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Philadelphia
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National Improved
Washington
Strikers At TD Again in Chicago Haymarket Events
Reports from Curcaco and Buffalo describe renewed Lake Shore strike turmoil as a derailed stock yard train prompts a gunshot and a possible Pinkerton pursuit. Funeral rites for David Davis close streets in Bloomington with monuments marking his family plot. Kansas City reports Republican district assembly in the Fifth District with ballots showing Anderson leading. The Haymarket case mentions Reynolds Kniger as the bomb thrower. New York notes a Prohibitionist nomination in the Fourteenth District.
Telegraphic Briefs From Around the World and Nation
The June public debt decreased by 11 million dollars. Giadatone will remain at Howarden for a week then travel to London. Thaporte ordered 4 000 troops withdrawn from the Greek frontier. Parnell spoke to 5 000 in Cardiff, Wales. The oleomargarine bill was reviewed by the Senate Agriculture Committee. The Paris count and family were warmly welcomed at Tunbridge Wells. Adam Kuhren, who killed his wife in St Louis, was sentenced to hang. Andy Ham wounded Dr Smally near Erie Kansas. Smally died. Prof C W Merriman shot at Beloit Wisconsin during a burglary. A thanksgiving service for Spain’s birth at Madrid cathedral. G H Krupp vanished with 3000 dollars. Mrs C B Cushing dismissed from Dead Letter Office at her request. Recorder Smyth received a congratulatory letter from Berlin on his sentence to Most. Samuel Gassenheimer’s Washington saloon proprietor shot and killed Frank Blackford. Christian Gabe, Philadelphia refugee, arrested for embezzlement. Congress may not adjourn within four weeks, says Chicago Tribune. Prince Murat and son struck from army rolls for belonging to a former ruling family. Adam and Alphonso Rede duel near Opelousas Louisiana. Adam fatally wounded. Revenue cutter Forward returned to Mobile after a vain pursuit of filibusters to New Orleans. A man named Donelson killed his stepdaughter’s baby at Kemper Texas. neighbors hunting him.
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Local option vote in Washington territory results
Washington territory voters decide on local option for liquor sales with cities voting down about two to one while small towns show a two to one support. Women’s participation appears tepid with mixed sentiment on liquor gates. Also reports Scott County organized with Scott City named temporary county seat in Kansas.
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Pont Lawn
Ore
Washington Territory
Market Report shows wheat strength and mixed grains
Market report from Femenco June 2 notes stronger exchange and active wheat trading with August oats at 74 to 75 cents on movement, corn steady, oils and fats mixed. Provisions show pork and lard up, flour steady. Livestock. cattle steady, hogs weak, sheep steady with varied retail prices across markets in Kansas City and Saint Louis.
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