Congress Set to Open With Broad Agenda of Bills
Washington November 26 Congress prepares to reconvene with a heavy backlog. Senate calendars include 290 measures and resolutions while the House faces 160 house bills plus 465 private bills and 258 Senate measures awaiting action. Attorney General Brewster reports on criminal procedure reforms and federal prison plans. Post Office figures show 3,414 new offices opened, 1,260 closed, and a net gain of 522 offices, with emphasis on expanding free delivery and building post offices in large cities. House Appropriations, ready for next session, divides bills among subcommittees for rapid review.
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Ohio vote canvass shows Democratic lead and reform move
The Indiana and Ohio canvasses report Democratic plurality in Ohio at 6,447 with irregularities minor and fixable. Other states list Cleveland leads in New Jersey Kentucky and Iowa while West Virginia shifts to November elections and Ohio trade groups push abolishing October ballots.
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THE STOCK RAISERS CONVENTION PROCEEDINGS
Reports from St Louis and St Paul detail the National Cattlemen and later National Cattle and Horse Growers associations. Delegates adopt constitutions, press Congress for a prairie trail and plutro-pneumonia aid, and elect officers. Bishop Wiley dies in Foo Chow after a mission tour and funeral planned in Cincinnati. Destructive hurricane strikes New Orleans area, killing one and injuring many. Fourth transcontinental spike ceremony in Oregon follows. Train fire destroys a lounge car in Indiana. Powder explosion wounds a man in West Virginia. chaotic political celebration ends amid injuries.
Indians Manufacturing Statistics Tap sayaronis
State Statistician reports 24,229 manufacturing institutions in the state with total assets of 55,041,949 and value 152,851,972 along with total wages.
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Tonquin question reopened as China seeks mediation
From Paris dispatches to The Times and other reports, the Tonquin question is reopened as China may seek English mediation after French actions. British, French, and Chinese positions grow tense over Tien Tsin and May conventions. preliminary talks hint at broader diplomatic friction among major powers.
Miscellaneous Items From Week Ended November 26
Obituary notes John Fishback dies in Indianapolis. Waltham Watch Company plans large layoffs. Youngstown factory making nickel plated singles for New Orleans Exposition. Dakota reports forty thousand children enrolled last summer. Hey W W Hicks named Surveyor General of Florida. Rochester Democrat and Chronicle editor declines to run for Senate. Buford & Co. plow factory near Rock Island ready to resume with 500+ workers. Boston hotel bet leads to crow dinner. Army outlook flags retiring generals. Detroit Wishes suspends daily. to publish as evening paper. Lightning photo taken in New Orleans. Boston Democrats celebrate Andrew Jackson’s birthday. President Arthur preparing Europe trip. J L Prugh renominated in Ohio. Salvation Army HQ move rumor denied. Lincoln monument repairs completed. Lincoln assassination pardon debate continues. Clearing-house exchanges up week but down vs 1883. Government Bank of China established at Pekin. Russia to build telegraph from Askabad to Merv. Cherokee Council excludes whites. Woonsocket mills cut wages. National Cattle Growers’ Association formed. office in Chicago. U S Marshal intervention in Chicago election. Solomon K Umimly pleads guilty in Philadelphia. Duke of Brunswick safe reveals 60,000 in cash. W W Beckett of Sherbrooke with liabilities over 110,000. Erie Railway: King elected provident. Spencer resigns treasurer. job cuts planned. Madison farmers urge agricultural college and annual teaching school. bill to be drafted. Project not intended to conflict with State University.
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Grow lands conspiracy sparks Indian funds plan
A trader from Crow Agency reports a scheme to lease 3,000,000 acres in the Yellowstone Valley for ten years at a penny per acre. Leaders include A Armstrong and Colonel Blake, intending to use rents for speculative control of Indian funds. Indignant locals vow action up to Congress to stop the lease. Also noted, a letter urged Lady Lansdowne to seek clemency for Sir Boutel, death sentence then commuted to life imprisonment.
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Tragedy Reported in Arizona Copper District
Nov 26 Tucson A T reports a repeat tragedy at Caucasa copper district with Sova the Seer involved. details unclear as the text is fragmentary and incomplete. Authorities and locals await fuller confirmation of events and outcomes.
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