Gov Cleveland selects Tilden Jr and de Camp for staff
Governor elect Cleveland of New York has appointed 8 J Tilden Jr a nephew of ex Governor Tilden and de Camp to his staff in the latest political appointments reported for the Moline paper.
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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1882
Page
3
Governor elect Cleveland of New York has appointed 8 J Tilden Jr a nephew of ex Governor Tilden and de Camp to his staff in the latest political appointments reported for the Moline paper.
The Iowa Supreme Court adjourned to the January term for the prohibition amendment decision. Indiana man Onit Cononenem died of blood poisoning linked to cancer at age sixty six. Ohio congressman Berrknwonti, on Appropriations, works on the army bill to cut the force from 26 000 to 40 000 for frontier protection.
A Pittsburg laundryman asked to travel to China to marry and bring his wife to the U S. The Treasury Secretary denied the trip for his marriage plan but said if already married with the wife in China, U S law would not block her joining her husband.
The general land office issues strict rules to registers and receivers requiring absolute proof of the soldier’s record or agent’s authority and an oath from the agent stating no current or prospective interests in the claim to curb fraudulent declarations.
In Glasgow Mr Fenater urged England to abandon the Egypt occupation once the Khedive can govern without foreign aid while enforcing good governance and abolition of slavery. He said war with France over Madagascar is undesirable but England must press France to settle the Madagascar issue with regard for local welfare.
Tax Sena Committee examines the true inwardness of grain corners with diverse views. Jay Gould argues corners aid producers by improving market conditions while some oppose, Rufus Hatch calls them detrimental to business, L. E. Rasman notes harm to public welfare, and H. M. Flagler questions wider impact unless futures dealings are allowed.
The article from an Amsterdam issue critiques U S political dynamics, noting Republicans and Democrats differ in centralization versus federalism, Garfield’s assassination impact, Arthur's presidency, and shifts in party power. A stream of telegraphic briefs covers varied global and domestic incidents, including crimes, trials, elections, and notable deaths.
Extensive congressional debate over post office expenditures and civil service reform includes amendments to reduce postage, modify railroad subsidies, and set examiners for appointments. Sherman and others push civil service safeguards, with votes on adjournment and a holiday recess amid procedural tensions in Washington.
A third story fire on F Street damaged Richard D. Merrick law office, principal counsel for the government in Star route cases. Claiming arson to destroy papers, Merrick said important Star route documents were at risk but little if any significant material was harmed. Other items note tariff actions, river improvement plans, Indian affairs funding, and Michigan senatorial talks with brief overseas dispatches.
Canton Ohio December 16 two boilers at Parlin Orendorff Agricultural Implement Works exploded wrecking the engine house and part of the main building. Fire followed but was quickly checked. The dead include William McCarney Louis Hunnicut W Hensecon Sgahue Oldham A Nickerson Robert McGrath William Miller and Hiram al ran.
The Knabe factory delivered a concert grand piano for the White House. President Arthur, a piano connoisseur, chose the instrument for the mansion and it was shipped to its destination yesterday.
A Cuiiaco bachelor departs his boarding house for a week long journey after bidding farewell to his landlady. He steps to salt mackerels on the left and shakes one by the tail, saying goodbye to the old fellow and promising to return.
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