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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1892
Page
2
The passage argues against rushing into tasks, praising varied callings as paths to employment and joy. It warns Rupicoze as a harmful remedy, urges belief in latent human capacity to find happiness, and cites Horace Mann on reform schools to advocate charity toward homeless youth. It stresses guiding youth away from vice through protection and refuge.
A long reflection contrasts the weight of morality with worldly wealth and status. A country boy’s blunt pigs in a trough remark mocks pretentious taste in art and tone, arguing for plain criticism to connect literature and the masses.
In Washington April 25 the House voted 183 to 108 to seat Rockwell of New York and deny Noyes his seat after a three day contest marked by bitter clashes. Debates featured Fellows Cochran and Bryan with votes on minority and amended resolutions, and a recommitment motion failed before Rockwell's certificate was approved. In the Senate, Hoar reported an appeal statute amendment, the Army Appropriation bill moved forward, and Chinese Exclusion debate continued with Davis criticizing the House bill before the chamber adjourned executive session.
Washington April 25 Gen Bussey Assistant Secretary of the Interior testified before the House Special Pension Office Investigating committee about charges from Gen Dugan. Bussey said he failed at New Orleans owing 150000 and settled for 25 cents on the dollar then paid 100 cents on the dollar on all confidential debts. Representative Little moved to strike Dugan's assertions about Bussey's character and the motion passed unanimously. Washington April 25 free sugar debate may begin next week as House judiciary committee leans toward a favorable report on Scott Illinois resolutions seeking attorney general action against the sugar trust. Washington April 25 Hatch committee to report agricultural appropriation bill with a higher total. last year's was 2,668,12 and this year estimates reach 82 200 995.
Vote totals released show McEnery leading with 16 701 votes, Foster 11 706, Leonard 6 070, and Tannehill 4 the governors race and the legislature outcome suggests Republicans will hold the balance of power between Democratic factions in the Legislature.
In PiaxaPoLi Indiana April 5 the Indiana Supreme Court reversed Vigo Circuit Judge Taylor's contempt ruling against W. C. Fishback editor and George M. Allen publisher of the Terre Haute Express. They were jailed for writing and publishing articles about sewer bids and alleging that the judge stopped a grand jury investigation into bid corruption.
In Cleveland, Adams County Democratic convention instructed for Cleveland for President with Palmer as second choice. No state office instructions given. Both Altgeld and Black have allies on the delegation. Cantuace Hancock county Democrats condemn Harrison, back Cleveland with Palmer as first choice for President and Cleveland second.
The People's party formed in Carmace Illinois on Friday led by farmers Alliance leaders. A county central committee was appointed and delegates elected. Resolutions endorsed the National People's party platform inviting all labor groups to cooperate. A county ticket will be fielded.
In New York on April 25 it is indicated Chauncey M Depew may again be pressed for the Presidential nomination as New Yorks favorite son Several well known Buffalo Republicans are in the city and discuss Depew as preferred over Harriton for the race
The steamer Alliance arriving from Brazilian ports reports two deaths at sea. Howard Appleton of Brooklyn aged 22 died March 31 from yellow fever and was buried at sea. On April 4 Mary Jane Moynihan, a saloon passenger, died from pneumonia and was buried at sea.
Boston April 15 The House rejected third reading by a 0 to 72 vote for a bill allowing a political party with 1 percent of gubernatorial votes to nominate candidates. The Prohibi party backed by a silver committee was noted, and a National bimetallic convention was set for May 26 in the city with a formal call to be issued tomorrow evening.
Reports from Cueresse Wyoming say Sheriff Malcolm Campell confirms evidence against cattlemen. John son County officials allege the expedition aimed to raid and depredate and may lead to indictments for murder treason and insurrection. The Wyoming militia faces discontent with Governor and officers, four resignations offered, others expected.
Reports from Cheyenne April 25 describe slow progress as troops and cattlemen near Douglas reach the final stages of a long march. Major Fencher lauds Buffalo and Johnston counties residents and Sheriff Red Angus for lawful conduct amid tensions. Officials anticipate arraignments and bonds for captured cattlemen, signaling an eventual end to the dispute.
Representative Bryan urged the House Appropriations Committee to grant bearing to a Grand Army post committee in Nebraska against the 100000 appropriation for the encampment at Lighton. The hearing will be recorded.
A Wisconsin jury verdict orders dismissal for the Milwau kee Lake Shore & Western Railroad in the Stacy and Towle case over a 1857 sawmill fire blamed on a locomotive spark. This marks the fifth trial after prior juries disagreed. Nearby, a First District Republican convention in Watertown chose delegates. resolutions backed Harrison Blaine and the McKinley bill. In Fort Worth a woman shot and killed her husband Robert Stafford after a quarrel. motive not stated and she is jailed.
A sweeping news in brief: libel suit between Herr Fushnogel and Prince Bis marck. Queen Victoria anxious over Wales Service health. Indiana peach crop survived cold. Huron copper mine in Hancock Michigan to reopen May 1. Italy drops African colonies except Massowah. Chicago compositors strike on several papers. Col Edwin R. Goodrich dies in Boston. iron trade remains strong. W E Bohart defaulter in St Paul. California earthquake kills one, $100,000 damage. Lady Henry Somerset praises US temperance movement. FE D Lolton Milwaukee pioneer dies at 77. Hartsburg Illinois forms state bank with 15000 capital. Union Trust NY to pay 1 percent on deposits. Washington Star notes opposition to Harrison. McCarthy and Dillon cable Emmet denying Irish party split. Henry Stine killed in Ohio. Persian tobacco monopoly discussions in London. Henry Breeman loses legs in Cincinnati car accident. Indiana Dem convention amends Turpie endorsement. Silver Creek and Morris land bought by Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron. Maud Desmore found in Springfield. Rothschilds doubt Senge suicide, 1000 mark reward. France sends ambassadors to Quirinal and Vatican to avert trouble.
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