Bloody election clash in Kane City leaves four dead
In Kane City on April 4 a violent clash between American Protective Association and Catholic factions at polls left four men dead and many wounded. The riot erupted after shots were fired near polling places on Southwest boulevard, drawing police to restore order as armed partisans fought amid surrounding crowds.
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Deadlock breaks in House over ONeill Ooy contest
A week long House deadlock over the Joy ONeill contest was broken with a 170 quorum. Democratic leaders won support to seat ONeill, while the English Hilborn case proceeded with split votes and a late adjournment. President Cleveland criticized the silver seigniorage bill and Speaker Crisp declined a Senate appointment.
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Contested Election Highlights From Congress Reports
Wednesday records show a quorum and O Neill of Democratic designation seated after a contested election dispute. Senate action centers on the Mc Garrahan bill with passage noted on March 20, while House proceedings fluctuate over contested cases and motions to reconsider, with ongoing uproar and fruitless days.
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News of the Week Roundup of Obits and Events
Major W D Bickham editor of Dayton Journal dies. George T Curtis aged 83 NYC writer on political economy dies. Senator Colquitt’s funeral in Macon Ga. Koregrh remains in Italy then Hungary. Coal rate cut to Buffalo effective April 1. Texas Dems call Dallas convention August 14. Walter Baker dies. Baron Hannon dies in London. Bank of Washburn to reopen. Turfman Lawrence Curran dies. Composer Rosenhain dies. Two children die in Cairo Illinois fire. Bishop Reichel dead. California capital remains dispute ruling. Breckinridge defends in breach of promise case. Von Bulow cremated in Hamburg. Jane Austen dies. Liverpool Grand National Why Not wins. Samoa battle casualties. McManus murders wife then commits suicide. Dr. Sheldon Jackson to tour Alaska April 10. Herman Clark arrested for embezzlement. Western roads extend midwinter fair tickets to June 30. Fire at Borden damages 75000. Tampico sheds burn, 150000 loss. Western Union wires tapped. pool rooms lose 4000–5000. Larzellere sentenced one year. Hecla mine burns in Colorado. Two Webber children drown on Northwestern. Governor Waite rejects Coxey march. unemployment rally planned. St Louis horseshoes strike April 3. Montreal weavers strike for wage cuts. Arkansas Derby Buckrene wins at Little Rock. Bimpoon Coryle mill strike ends. Silver Democrats discuss new party.
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