BEATEN BOSSES DEMOCRATIC VICTORY ACROSS THE NATION
Dispatches from Evansville and Indianapolis report a sweeping Democratic gain in national and state races. John J. Kleiner wins Indiana’s First District by about 800, with broad Democratic wins in Posey and Vanderburgh counties. National results show Cleveland carrying New York and multiple states, with Massachusetts Butler elected governor and Connecticut, New Hampshire leaning Democratic.
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Local Drift Notes From Across the County
A Stewartsville cad accident killed Jacob Armstrong while erecting a small stable. His widow and five children mourn his loss. Homes burned, buggy crashes, and many farmers replanting wheat due to pests. Cabbage and wild ducks appear in reports, with various small-town incidents in Owensville, Patoka, Princeton, Carmi, Grayville, Enfield, and beyond. Weather, industry, and oddities appear, including a rare bird sighting near Ary's livery stable and a chestnut cross between hickory and pecan, plus local prices for wood and watermelons and broad wheat commerce.
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The Public Schools Critique and Call for Reform
A manifesto arguing that New Albany public schools have declined due to impractical educators and split priorities. It urges stronger primary education, fewer irrelevant studies, more teachers, and state responsibility, while endorsing private schools as a reform spur and demanding public schools match private peers in quality.
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Governor Hendricks Feels No Immediate Danger
Indianapolis reports Governor Hendricks suffers no material pain and rests well. Doctors say gangrene limits the disease to the toe with swelling decreased, though they remain not sanguine about self-limitation or long life. Separate notes mention Judge Gresham declining to administer election-day marshals and Senator McDonald protesting unnecessary nationwide marshal appointments. Also, Florida farms begin new ventures for hides. India’s women and girls reach only 1 in 1,200 under Christian influence. France faces wood scarcity prompting tree plantings.
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