Induction of Crover Cleveland Amid Historic Inauguration
Washington reports Crover Cleveland of New York inducted for his second term amid a snow storm as crowds fill the parade route. The day features ceremonial processions, a grand reviewing stand, and formal speeches marking continuity and national unity since 1885.
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Cyclone Leaves Lauderdale County Homeless and Destitute
More than three hundred families in Lauderdale county faced homelessness and destitution after Friday's cyclone. Death toll reached twenty seven with several injured. relief efforts include free transport of food and clothing and excursion trains to aid victims in Toomsuba Pachuta Millington Barnell.
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Senators urge Hampton to be railroad commissioner
Washington dispatch says Wade Hampton has broad Senate support for a four year term as railroad commissioner. A leading senator reports a petition signed by nearly all members, with Irby possibly the sole holdout, and Cleveland is expected to appoint Hampton once a preference is made clear.
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