New York Aldermen chair canvass board in midcount tally
The New York Board of Aldermen was sworn as county canvassers with Charles B. Walte elected chairman. Lawyers from Republican and Democratic parties filled the room as protests were organized and turnout supervision debated. Early returns show mixed gains in assembly district totals and broader state results awaited across the country.
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Cholera spreads in Paris and Brittany as evacuations grow
English and American residents flee Paris amid a severe cholera outbreak along the river districts. Forty seven deaths in a day. cases spike in Mielun and surrounding suburbs. hospitals overflow. soldiers guard homes and cemeteries report deaths. bans on public schools looming.
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Timely Hints on Cattle Disease From Dr Salmon
Dr. Salmon submits a detailed report on contagious animal diseases, focusing on ergotism in cattle. He advises drastic dietary changes, toxin removal, and improved water access to prevent poison absorption, noting winter drinking difficulties and the role of feed quality in disease prevention.
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Pension totals and arrears cross 34 million in pensions report
Pension Commissioner Dudley submitted the annual report showing 22 766 pensions with 216 955 army invalids 75 686 army widows and dependents 2 018 navy invalids 1 838 navy widows and dependents 8 690 war of 1812 survivors and 19 612 Civil War survivors. Net increase 19 098. average pension 100.75 dollars. total value 34 456 600 dollars. Pensions paid 36 908 507 dollars. 7 209 claims remain to be paid 4 049 000 dollars. Since the war 927 922 claims filed. 545 130 allowed costing 676 346 834 dollars. 1 000,000 claims projected by 1886. About 83 percent of pending cases await claimant or witness action. Remedial legislation urged. In Cincinnati Philip Mennessy shot. wife Nellie commits suicide. Probation: Stratton estate balance 16 451 dollars. Rear Admiral Alexander Mincay dies in Washington after illness. veteran of Civil War naval actions.
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Cattle in the West Report Totals 23 Million Cattle
Kansas City Mo November 13 The Nations Bureau of Animal Industry panel reports West of the Mississippi contains about 23 000 000 cattle a 30 percent rise since 1880 Texas up 70 percent Kansas 87 percent Oregon awards road project contract for California Oregon line while California and Oregon build the new route. San Francisco Calif November 1 The attorney for Mrs Colton pursues a record walk against Governor Leland Stanford Crocker and Eyre?
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Colonel Dudley's Successor
Wassrycron November 12 Colonel Dudley resigns as Commissioner of Pensions effective Monday. Rumor says Beavers of Pennsylvania may become Commissioner. The union party mentions a lawyer as a potential successor with a 919000 shillings reference.
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