Senate Passes Urgency Deficiency Bill and Adjourns
The Senate amended and passed the Urgency Deficiency bill funding public printing shortages. A conference on the Interstate Commerce bill occurred with Senator Wilson supporting it. The Wallace Kansas location bill passed after an executive session, and the Senate adjourned. In the House the Army Appropriation bill moved through Committee of the Whole, with the bill passing after ventilation resolution adoption. The House then adjourned, and debates on the Oklahoma bill continued with limited progress.
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Tnm Senate
Wilson
Wallace
Kan
Senate
House
Dawes
Finance Committee
Oklahoma
Washington Notes Highlight Dockets and Disputes
Indian office allows supply house to stay in New York while bidding opens in St Louis for beef flour bacon and subsistence goods. Various federal actions include a public printer funding, St Louis US Attorney resignation, anti foreign labor suits by Assistant US Attorney Stearyes, and a Pan Electric Company suit dismissal. Also coverage of Chinese mission pay, currency dividends, and regional incidents across 1886.
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Washington
Atkins
Indian Office
New York
Ics
St. Louis
United States
Bliss
Asxiten
AtTtorney Stearyes
Bay State Brick Company
Boston
Canada
James
J. Harris Rodgers
Pan-Electric Telephone Company
Harris
Johnston
Casey Young
Porter
Department of State
House Committee On Foreign
Comptrouben Dornam
John 8. Mosby
Hong Kong
Naval Board of Improvements
Whitney
Tennessee
Joan A. Logan
Wth
Various 19th Century Incidents Reported From North America and Europe
Governor Intiano hints at a Telegram claiming sheriff Chanes P. McKinney was assassinated near Cotulla by James McCoy and Bud Crenshaw. Fire devastates Temple Theater in Philadelphia. four firemen buried, three killed, losses near 300000 dollars. Indian and land disputes swirl over Berthold surrender terms for Minnesota lands. Knights of Labor tensions in Montreal precipitated by priest opposition. Wisconsin court awards 332500 dollars against insurers for violation of state insurance law. William K. Soutter arrested in New York for grand larceny. Soutter Co. collapse noted in 1885. Speaker Cannon responds to Thobe election contest. Labor tensions in Baltimore and San Francisco streetcar disputes ease after union recognition. A farmer near Mitchell Ontario killed by a bull. wife dies of shock. A village lockup fire in Antwerp kills prisoner John McDonald. Norwegian bark Winona arrives to Pensacola with seven yellow fever cases, two fatally. vessel quarantined. Tolstoi rumored to seek Russian minister post. Vienna denies Bulgaria accord. Jontessen wreck off Dover with crew surviving.
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Intiano
Texas
Chanes P. McKinney
la Salle County
Cotulla
James McCoy
Bud Crenshaw
Temple Theater
Philadelphia
Tax Indian Commission
Berthold
Minnesota
Knights of Labor
Montreal
du Peannts
Wisconsin
Madison
William K. Soutrmn
New York
Boutter
Soutter , Co
Canil_e
George H. Thobe
Thobe
Swindell Bros
Baker Bros. & Co
Baltimore
Masiim
San Francisco
George Kelly
Lewis
Brooklyn
Impire Protective Association
Jons Daw
Mitchell
Ont
Antwerp
Jefferson County
John McDonald
Hames
Winona
Para
Pensacola
Fla
Count Tolstoi
Giors
Vienna
Germany
Kansas State News Highlights and Local Incidents
The Kansas State News itemizes pensions granted to several Kansans and notes 1,100 old soldiers at the Leavenworth Soldiers Home, with 400 from Kansas. It cites maintenance costs, includes criticism of Leavenworth prison boot and shoe work, reports a fatal shooting in Leavenworth, a jewelry store scam, and a druggist conviction. It also lists post office changes, government personnel moves, Topeka cable streetcar interest, veterinary association actions, and a murder rehearing request.
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Julia A. Marshall
Stockton
Hiram Ellison
Parallel
John Johnson
Clifton
John Salyers
McPherson
Thomas Glenn
Leavenworth
Reuben L Schofield
Concordia
Washington Filey
Arlington
John G. Swagerty
Reece
Samuel W. Shell
Opolis
Edmund BE. Rhodes
Ohio Center
Alfred C. Briggs
Wannett
Thomas Wendelly
Garnett
Antwell W. Pomeroy
Independence
Leavenwoath
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Union
Maine
California
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Texas
Bua O Meuers
Braga
House
Leavenworth Military Prison
United States
R. H. Lawton
Columbus
Gincinnati
Lawton
Kansas City
House of Representatives
Morrison
Anderson
Funston
Hanback
Morvill
Peters
Perkins
Ryan
Kawasds
Betton
Nansag
Ohio
Waois
Massachusetts
Buanctiz Mc
Nacon
McDonald
McGregor
Walter Miller
Naling
George Robinson
Topeka
Howard Melhado
Chillocco
Cowley
Henry L. Markley
Siggins
Sherman
Amme A. Brown
Stowell
Hamilton
John J. Shepard
Dowell Kiows County
Wellsford
Bina
Labette
John
Odell
Eustis
Sherman County
William Walker
Melrose
Cherokunty
Matthew Cheyn
Mount Vernantauqua
Georgea Arphaspt Tabor
Clay County
William J
Dr Epperson
Ottawarwan
William Baldwin
Atchison
Supreme Court
Wig Agrbterm
Kansas Official List of Senators and Representatives
The Secretary of State releases the roster of Kansas lawmakers, detailing Senate and House members by district, name, and hometown across counties including Jefferson, Leavenworth, Johnson, Crawford, Osage, Lyon, Cowley, Marion, and many others. The long list names dozens of incumbents in both chambers and their home towns, spanning numerous counties and cities.
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Secretary of State
Senate
House of Representatives
Benatal
Sol Miller
Troy
Doniphan County
A. J. Harch
Atchison
Matt Edmonds
McLouth
Jefferson County
P. G. Lowe
Leavenworth
W. J. Buchan
Wyanotte
R. W. Blue
Pleasanton
Linn County
W. M. Shean
Gardner
Johnson County
W. J. Bawden
Port Scott
Bourbon County
V—M
Osage City
Osage County
G. J. Barker
Lawrence
le-Silas IE. Sheldon
Topelmn
J. S. Codding
Louisville
Pottawatomie
W. W. Smith
Waterville
Marshall County
George
Green
Manhattan
Riley County
B. Kellogg
Sporin
Lyon County
M. Howins
Cod
Smith’Center
Smith County
I.D. Young
Beloit
Mitchell County
Ira i
Lloyd
Elsworth
B. Kelley
McPherson
Wee Congdon
Sedgwick
Mitney County
John Kelly
Goddard
Sedpechel
W. J. Lingerfelter
Wellington
Sumner
J. W. Rush
Larned
Pawnee
J. W. White
Lyons
Nice County
J. Donnell
Stockton
Hooks County
Granger
Phillipsburg
Phillips
A. Seaver
Highland
Doniphyn
C. W. Benning
Joseph Donahue
Farmington
S. S. Cooper
Oskaloosa
G. W. McCammon
Valley
Fall& Jefferson
Ed Carroll
A. Hurd
M. H. Berry
Reno
Leavenworth County
Frank Gable
Lansing
Porter Sherman
Wyandotte
Edwardsville
Nick Reitz
Monticello
J. J. Cox
Lawrences
J. D. Bowersock
J. V. Patinger
Ottawa
Franklin County
L. W. Hostetter
Wellsville
Franklin
Paols
Miami County
C. Lewis
Fontana
Minmi County
Alfred Blaker
Pleasinton
J. F. Sawhill
Welda
Anderson County
E. D. Lacy
Morantown
Allen County
A. J. Currier
Hammond
Wiley Bolinger
Mill Creek
Bourbon
A. N. Chadsey
Cherekes
Crawford County
E. I. Brown
Girard
R. P.mcgregor
Baxter Springs
Cherokee
H. 2. Hubbard
Boston Mills
F. K. Morton
Parsons
Labette County
J. H. Morrison
Oswego
Lavette County
Lybarger
Valeda
J. B. Zieglar
Independence
R—D. McTaggart
Liberty
Montgomery
J. W. Martin
G. J. Butin
Fredonia
Wison County
W. H. Slavens
Yates Center
Woodsox
Frank Fockelle
le Roy
Coffey County
G. W. Doty
Burlingame
J. W. Admire
C. P. Bolmar
North Topeka
George W. Veale
Topeka
J. B. McAfee
D. Ream
Holton
Jackson County
J. Elliott
W. S. Glass
Marysville
T. IF
Rhodes
Frankfort
J. W. Arnold
Thomas Beattie
Wamego
William Pryhofer
Randolph
George Johnston
Plymouth
D A. Hunter
Emporia
Huon
J. B. Clogston
Eureka
Greenwood County
Asa Thompson
Howard
Ik County
C. M. Turner
Sedan
Chautauqua County
John Eaton
Winfield
Cowley County
Louis P. King
Arkansas City
Cowley
John D. Ma
LE. B. Crew
Delphos
Ottawa County
F. Wayne
Amos
Gypsum City
Balina
J. M. Simpson
Spring Valley
A. W. Smith
Punty
Bist
Matlock
Burrton
Shittves County
Bir
Hatfield
Wichita
Sedgwick County
R. E.lawrence
I—A. H. Carpenter
Valley Center
Q. N. Morrow
Sumner County
a&John A. Murray
Levi Trailhill
Caldwell
B. C. Cook
Attien
Harper County
F. BE. Gillett
Kingmaning
A. McNeue
Medicine Socia M
J. M. Bowman
Saratoga
Pratt County
Taylor
Hutchinson
Lend
J. Arnold
Nickerson
Reno County
Frank Cox
Stafford
Stafford County
J. B. Corbett
Bunker Hill
Russell County
J. D. Miller
Lincoln
Lincoln County
S. BH. Calderhead
Belot
T. Walrond
Osborne
Osborne County
D. C. Wilson
Superior
Neb
B. F. Wallace
Jewell
Jewell County
W. M. Skinner
Gaylord
H. N. Boyd
Logan
Phillips County
L. H. Leach
Rooks County
L. D. Kirkman
Walker
Elis Country
John Hargrave
LaCrosse
Rush County
Avilla
Comanche County
Francis C. Price
Ashland
Clark County
M. J. O'Mara
Medde Center
Meade
W. HH. Toune
Spearville
Ford County
Haun
Jetmore
Hodgman County
J. P. Johnson
Challacombe
Nega
Wi -B-Tillon
James
Rawlings County
J. T. Kirtland
Masiind
Hamilton County
C.H. Townsley
Shay P. O
Gove County
J.gillis
Fargo Springs
Seward County
John Ji
Pancossi
Hugoton
Stevens
W. McK
Milligan
Greensburg
Kiowa
John F. Murray
Bird City
Cheyenne
W. Case
Scott City
Scott County
John W. Davis
Eustis
Sherman County
John Shetterly
Wallace
Wallace County
Congressman Reid May Not Return to Washington
North Carolina friends of Congressman Reid abandon hopes for his return to duties in Washington. A House colleague says he does not intend to come back, and a petition from his district may seek his seat be declared vacant. Mail to Reid is handled by his brother who refuses to reveal his whereabouts.
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Reid
Washington
North Carolina
House
United States
Gisclosd
Express Robbery Suspects Nabbed in Chicago and Kansas City
Pinkerton detectives raid a West Side resort in Chicago and arrest three men including a man believed to be Jim Cummings the express robber who stole about £50,000 from Messenger Fotheringham on the St Louis and San Francisco line. In Kansas City Oscar Cook a cooper linked to the Adams Express robbery is arrested. evidence includes a Globe Democrat with Cummings letters. A further Mississippi investigation ties Whitrock to the Chicago case. A murder confession from Preston Valentine in Augusta Georgia adds to a days events.
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Cheboy Bay
Mich
Tren
Elliott
Minneapollis
Minn
San Francisco
Oliver K
Harry Wilkes
W.C.T. U
Sioux City
George C. Haddock
Bruce
South Bend
Ind
Bunton
Royal Center
Indianapolis
Caleb Russell
Saybrook
Russell
Chamber of Commerce St Cidtunatl
Norcross & Co
Worcester
Mass
Worcester Granite
Pray Manufacturing Company
Minneapolis
Queensware
Perkins & Gatch
Dés Moines
Rocky Mountain
Northern Pacific Railway
McNally
Charles Burger
Rushville
Neb
Sam Six-Ki
Luer
Inaian
Muskogee
Dick Vaan
Alf Cunningham
Frep Waoirock
Lucavenworth
Oscar Cook
Kansas City
7Risco Road
Fotheringham
St. Louis
Tux-N. C. Thompson Manufacturing Company
Rockford
Chicago & Atlantic
Lima
Henry Edwards
Huntington
Leas
Chicago
Mangas Chy
Jim Crane
Cuuaco
Pinkerton
Jim Cummings
St. Louis & San Habits
Isco
Missouri
Cummings
Louis
Che
Jim Cumming
Stan
Ted
Sam
aMeral
Rob Pinkerton
Wilth Avenue
William A. Pinkerton
Jin Cummings
Cooper
Bryant and Hayes
Metropolitan Police Force
McGinn
Globe-Democrat
Rotheringham
Express Messenger
Cook
Central Police
Speers
Wistrock
Vred Whitrock
Leavenworth
Isear Cook
Hayes
Bryant
Pinkton
Vida
Poice
Whitrock
Phikerton
Adams Express
Guido
Richard’ Roe
John A Logan Dies at Washington After Illness
Washington mourns General John A Logan a noted soldier and statesman who died at Calumet Place at 2:47 p.m. after a long illness. physicians and family faced a sudden decline as many officials and dignitaries send condolences and visitors gather.
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Thomas Fitzsiuxons
Hoboken
N. J
Capioer Conk
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Vesachich
Frank Cool
Pullman
Jonnx Forstyrit
Samuel Simpson
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Gallogidy
W. J. Flanagan
Morton
Miss
R. G. Barn
Wheeling
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Hannibal
Missouri Pacific Company
Heans (Ark
Phillips County Wheel and Agricultural Organization
National Cotton Planters’ Association
General Assembly
Puma Henley
Little Rock
Ark
TaLnart
Lexington
W. H. Wilson
Cynthiana
Bsultan
Asheville & Spartansburg
Fletcher's
N. C
Newport News
Liverpool
Mississippi Valley &Newport News Railway Company
Newport News Company
GilsEnt H. Green & Co
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Kansas State News
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Rosbers
Aucusta
Preston Valentide
Ben
Williard Vales
Wales
Augusta
Summerville Road
Valentine
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Luckis
Henoe
Bonn
Baxter
Dr. Hamilton
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Somantu
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Logan Mansion
Ransom
Walthall
Charal
Cockrell
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Mahone
Platt
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Hitt
Illinois
Symes
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Sheridan
Bell
Payne
Justice Matthews
Harris and
Whitthorne
Miller
Voorhees
Blair
Congressian Burrows
Townshend
Calumet'place
Daniel Shepard
Shepard
Tucker
Major Tucker
Lonpoy
BisLouis
Flad
Board ‘of Public Improvemente
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