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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1892
Page
3
The long, scrambled report notes varied events from 1870s politics and injuries to shipping and crime. It mentions English and Irish elections, a deadly landslide in Italy, Bismarck’s return, cholera trends, damning train robbery losses, weather, and miscellaneous local incidents across the United States, including Missouri, Iowa, Texas, and Arkansas, with several court actions and political nominations.
The House backs the conference report on the agricultural appropriation bill while the Senate passes a silver coinage measure. President Harrison condemns tolls on ships via the Welland Canal. A clampdown on campaign donors and the Pension Bureau access moves stir Washington politics as Congress grids toward adjournment by July.
The deteriorating Capitol at Topeka becomes a derelict symbol as state efforts waver. A tragic Wabash wreck claim surfaces with the mangled body of prank Moore, fifth victim, intensifying calls for reform and safety measures.
Washington July 3 The Judiciary Committee could not agree on the anti-option bill and voted to report it to the Senate without recommendation. Members cited Senate tradition and internal talks about stalling the measure, with one predicting passage if brought to vote and another doubting it will be taken up.
Wasuxetos July 9 The House Judiciary committee ordered a favorable report on the Williams Massachusetts resolution authorizing an investigation of the Homestead mills trouble and its causes. In the Senate Gallinger and Peffer resolutions on Homestead were taken up. Quay moved referral to contingent expenses, Hale favored quick report, and Voorhees attacked Republican protection policy. All Senate Homestead resolutions referred to Contingent Expenses.
Wasumetox July 9 Senator Aldrich has declined to accept the chairmanship of the National Republican committee and Senator Proctor has been appealed to to take it. He says I do not want it but I will not shirk my duty. If he refuses Senator McMillan of Michigan may be appealed. The note implies further steps if more refusals occur. Two more coast cruisers are also reported in naval bill talks, with $66,000 more than House provisions and two new ships planned.
July 9 1860 Nant the teat oar ae ee cee ee thought it mecemary committees pins acing Get oieaie House. The conference report on the Diplomatic and Consular bill was discussed. A misinformed member spread a mistaken claim that the World’s Fair amendment was replaced by the full Appropriations Committee. The panel left the Sunday closing issue to authorities in Chicago.
Last night a Jolietville blaze in this county consumed fifteen structures, eight public and seven residences, before crews gained control. Loss runs to thousands of dollars as firefighters battle the extensive damage. Preparations at Camp Lincoln: Quartermaster A L Bell brings thirteen guardsmen to arrange for the First Illinois regiment's encampment duties for a week.
Polls show Conservatives adding 125 seats and Liberal losses narrowing the Liberal bloc to 97 with 15-seat net decline. Balfour is re elected from Manchester. Morley and Craig lose in Newcastle. Cork City passes Liberal gains. A Belfast defeat signals continued Home Rule volatility amid anti-Parnellite shifts.
The Morning News notes two deaths from Asiatic cholera in London and says the Local Government Board has summoned a conference of medical officers of health for Monday next. Fatally wounded into drunken row reported in Cuamtron Iowa July.
A judge awarded John Robertson damages of 27861.21 in a long Jackson County case over a 1882 whiskey sale disputed by creditors. Destructive wind and hail in Cooper County damaged homes, fences, crops, and trees, with notable destruction at Leonard and Nel son properties. Rail service upgrades announced for Kansas City Suburban Belt line, improving access. The Missouri State Training School at Warrensburg discussed a new institute law and teaching benefits. Mining engineers may meet in Missouri with Joplin as possible site. state printing bids opened for a year.
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