Treasury Frauds Trimmed as Manning Fights Illness
Washington dispatch notes 167 abolished Treasury offices reducing salaries by 232600 yearly since Secretary Manning took charge. Reports say Manning’s health worsens with no return soon, potential resignation and Austria ministerial offer floated. Tariff reform outlook doubtful with party splits. Tennessee names Whitthorne to succeed Jackson. winter season gains crowds at White House and Miss Cleveland events. Indiana patents listed. elderly veteran Cyrus Vigus, 95, gets pension raise to 50 monthly for War of 1812 service.
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Open Letter Rebutting Smallpox Rumor in Poseyville
Dr C Elliott replies to Poseyville News accusing editors of slurs and secrecy. He asserts a local smallpox case from Carmi involved family isolation, nurse care, and contagious risk with desquamation resembling true smallpox. He warns against silencing facts and cites 1862 outbreaks, urging publication of the truth and accountability.
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Indiana State News Drift Highlights Local Politics
Indiana front page notes Democratic gains outlook for fall election amid debates over saloon license increases and local option policy. Reports on saloon-keepers pact in Peters burg, haunted Linnville cabin tale, wild island dogs, a fatal New Albany track accident, and other regional notes from Sanianapolis and Wastineroy.
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Illinoisan Items From Across the State
Items of interest from Illinois report milk totals at Sumner creamery 128286 pounds since last Oct 21 averaging 78 cents per 100 pounds. Cheese 6500 pounds butter 5175. Six smallpox cases at Emma six at Crossville White county total. Carmi under control. Effingham school trustee race Ada Kepley by 12. Salt brine at Altamont 26 percent rising to 40. Crawford county teacher exams 17 of 40 passed. March cattle shipments 13000 from Chicago to western farms. Muskrats 80 and minks 19 captured near Olney. A V Driggers Grayville got federal post under Lamar. Onargo fox hunt yields 12 foxes. Eighteen Olney men claim lawyers. Mattoon high license ticket wins. Calf at Rockford resembles pig. Joliet approves 1000 saloon license.
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Evansville Preview of Democratic Congressional Nomination Fight
Town town Townsend withdrawal narrows the race to Major Menzies and Senator McCullough in Indiana. Vanderburgh Posey Gibson Pike Perry Spencer Warrick counties split votes. McCullough leads with Gibson solid and near solid Warrick Spencer Pike support. Menzies relies on Posey and Vanderburgh to approach nomination. Both conduct active canvass with potential shifts in coming weeks.
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Cholera Fog Alleged Preview in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio this week a blueish fog rising from the earth on several mornings is seen by locals as a warning sign of a potential cholera outbreak. Experts note this fog has historically appeared before past outbreaks and fear conditions favorable to spread.
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Larynx affliction slows Tilden speech in court
In New York on April 15 testimony in a suit involving Samuel J. Tilden, he explained his laryngeal condition causes whispering due to loss of vocal elasticity. No disease but fragile chords hinder speech except with a cold. Also includes market and regional notes on crops and coal reserves.
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