Indiana News From The State Capital In Ogden Press
A long Indiana report details the state legislature opening with Democratic caucuses, Speaker Curtis winning 63 to 37, Gov Chase's message urging budgetary restraint and policy support, and Republicans criticizing the message. It notes inaugurations, party dynamics, and numerous local items from across the state including unusual people, prices, and events.
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Electoral vote totals and Nevada ballot detail
The electoral vote totals were Cleveland 277, Harrison 145, and Weaver 22. Nevada ballots listed Weaver and Field on silver cards. OhioMississippi steamer Mary Houston wrecked by ice at Cincinnati. insured for 15000. Ice gorge at Cincinnati dam damaged boats and barges over 300000. California backed popular senator election with 176000 majority. North Dakota split Cleveland 1 Harrison 1 Weaver 1. Cincinnati ice gorge stretched 18 miles. New York reports 11 inches of new Friday weather. Typhus rising in New York. Ben Butler died on Wednesday.
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Blundering Cabinet Plans Stir National Debate
Washington dissects a looming presidential move to replace able Democrats in the senate with cabinet picks while critics warn of fiscal strain from past surplus spending. The piece notes electoral vote breakdown by region and lists recently granted patents tied to Indiana inventors in New Harmony and other towns.
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Kaskaskia Once Illinois Capital Faces Oblivion
St Louis January 10. Kaskaskia once the capital of Mindiy territory and a famed western town is near extinction as the Mississippi river erodes its lands and island formation. The old brick house at the river head, surrounded by maples and cedars, is abandoned and doomed to be swallowed by the waters. Population declined from 1215 in 1850 to about 400 today as farmers cross the river for trading at Chester and return to solitude.
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Mind reader plans staged burial revival feat
Rockrorp Int reports Professor Andrew I Seymour, a city mind reader, will bury himself on June 21 and remain insensible as barley grows over the grave. A watching committee will oversee the site day and night until he is dug up and revived, a stunt claimed to have been done by Indian jugglers under similar conditions.
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Democratic caucus backs Turple for re election
Inprawapoints Inc reports the Democratic legislative caucus tonight nominated Senator Davin Turple for re election while the Republican caucus resolved to support Chas. W. Fairbanks.
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