04 Feb 1892
Page 1
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1892
Page
1
Readable notices describe Iowa events and crimes including a shooting chase, a Windom flood of local reactions, and a notable murder attempt in Decatur county. Prolific items cover legal cases, a county sheriff decision, a poultry show in Davenport, and a geologic survey push.
An elaborate Supreme Court opinion holds James E Boyd a United States citizen and eligible to be Nebraska governor, reversing the Nebraska Supreme Court. Thayer must yield. the decision centers on collective naturalization and the father's naturalization status.
Congressional proceedings discuss a China correspondence resolution, the Chilton matter, and foreign trade reciprocity. Debates cover the president’s messages on war, the Meirley act reciprocity aspect, and various bills in the Senate and House amid a climate of cautious optimism.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a mock legislative discussion about committee rights, panels, and amendments. References appear to topically involve a fifty-year congress and general expansion legislation, with mentions of Mississippian Catchings and jurisdiction over paneling authority.
A three masted schooner Glendon from St. John Nhy entered the harbor with a British flag amid American navigation laws disputed. Crowds gathered at Sword's Wharf as tempers rose, shots were threatened, and militiamen arrived to assist. An American flag was hoisted on a nearby schooner. the British flag remains, with removal expected.
The Senate Judiciary Committee held an open hearing on Judge Wools of Indiana amid charges raised by Senator Voorhees, with Turpie representing him. Witnesses from Indiana testified on the blackmail and conspiracy cases linked to the judge, while Wools denied the allegations. Other attendees included Solomon Claypool, Leon Halley, L S Butler, and J H Rice. In another note, Rev Henry M Field, brother of Cyrus W Felt, was robbed of his overcoat during a Sunday sermon at the Sixth Presbyterian Church in Cutucoe.
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