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New Harmony Register

Location

New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1887

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The HRegister Friday Publication Note

The HRegister published weekly on Fridays by Co. ww. Slater.

Co. Ww. Slater

Indiana News Roundup From Hoosier Currents and Beyond

From Indianapolis Journal reports a wide sweep of Indiana and nearby counties. Items include New York election implications for 1888, a Pennsylvania estate inquiry about lands worth nearly a million, a silver mine near Jasper with lead discovery, a 12-year-old girl’s death after rope play, a rat hunt in Montpetier with 145 rats killed, a Benton county boy crushed by a cow, Otterbein, and Fort Wayne facing a looming water famine amid a drought affecting mills and elevators.

Montpetier High Street LaFayette Otterbein Benton County Myers

Democrats plan early state convention against great man rule

In Stanarois on Nov 20 the State Democratic committee met with prominent party figures and resolved to call an early convention by May with no demand for an extraordinary great man governor. The group favored Niblack Voorhees and Turpie headlining only if Republicans block Turpie’s senate seat. Cleveland renomination expected. Gray tipped for vice presidency. Also in Princeton on Nov 20 a gas well opened after coal veins, causing a wild celebration despite doubts on profitability.

Indranapolis Indianapolis Journal Indiana Republican National Committee New York Cleveland Solid South Connecticut New Jersey Stanarois State Democratic Committee Niblack Voorhees Turpie Senate Gray Princeton Washixarton D.C Maryland Dow Baltimore Jay Gould Blaine Arthur P. Gorman Democratic Party Senator Gorman Gorman Reform Democracy United States John K. Cowen Ohio Elkins Gould Mahone White House N.Y. Tribune W. U B. & O. Telegraph Cowen Gould Ring Gould-Republican Democratic Party of Gould- Republican Bolters B. & CO. Railroad Gould Press New York City W. A B. & O. Railroad

Vast Inventory of Lost Goods and Local News Digest

Petersburg man Reud Hammond reports cleaning a well and recovering a long list of items including fourteen buckets eleven spoons and six forks. Other notes cover coal-like seepage in Montgomery county upcoming oil near Vincennes grand jury bribery in Marion county and local events across Indiana towns.

Reud Hammond Petersburg Montgomery County Michael Savage Crawfordville Vincennes Marion County Grand Jury Indianapolis

Opinions on next campaign from ex congressman Sweat

Ex congressman L. D. M. Sweat returns from Europe and predicts Blaine will be renominated by the Republicans while Cleveland secures renomination. He says Blaine is the strongest candidate, but will be defeated by Cleveland. Cleveland is stronger today than before.

PortLane L. D. M. Sweat Europe Blaine Paris Cleveland

Fires across southern Illinois threaten towns and farms

A broad forest fire near Oaxxtanp Illinois advances through Embarras river bottoms consuming brush and timber as residents battle the blaze. Fires spread across Will, Kankakee and surrounding counties with churches looted in Kankakee and a man killed fighting flames near Golconda.

Oaxxtanp Itt Lafayette Chicago London Kankakee Decatur Golconda Edwards County Fulton County Danville Illinois Salvation Army Will County Phillipstown Fairfield

Congress poised as session nears in December

Washington dispatch notes calm ahead of Congress opening on December 5. Speaker Carlisle and senior officials to be chosen without contest. Agriculture pegs corn at 1.453 billion bushels, the smallest since 1878 except for 1881. Increase in office seekers, civil service scrutiny, and reform talk amid New York soldier vote not for sale.

Washington, D. C Congress Carlisle Doorkeeper Department of Agriculture Civil Service Commission New York

Rhode Island suffrage battle defeats unrestricted amendment

In Providence, Rhode Island, 1875 voters age 21 and up without property face disenfranchisement. Democrats push for universal suffrage while Republicans thwart upper-house action, fearing Democratic votes would shift state and national power. Dense smoke from fires in Illinois, Tennessee, and Arkansas disrupts Mississippi navigation.

Providence R. I Rhode Island Congress Illinois Tennessee Arkansas Mississippi River

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