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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1892
Page
2
Entered as second class matter, a collection of political creeds and commentary. References to David B Will Grover Cleveland Arthur Gorman Benjamin Harrison and others discuss party tactics nominees and policy stances. Also notes on Chicago bathhouse funding Louisiana political reforms and the ongoing Republican debates over Harrison and prohibition with brief editorial remarks.
A year after orders were issued the inspector reports obedience and the case goes to the district attorney. The Cleveland faction in New York criticizes the February 22 convention call to select delegates as fraught, with two delegate sets possible. The national convention is expected to seat the Iill Tammany delegates. Governor Boyd faces calls for a special legislative session, amid sharp personal ugliness in his public disputes. Cheyenne county’s candidate G. W. Sleist is pitched by the Teelegrary as a strong congress contender with Western support. Observers say Sleist will win party backing in western counties, while Boyd’s critics lament his personal style and political conduct.
The piece discusses a key tariff feature allowing reciprocity for noncompetitive goods like ingue Guba. It cites January 1891 Havana flour imports of 2 720 sacks rising to 62 371 sacks in January 1892, highlighting foreign commerce impact. It also notes Utah admission debates with varied editorials from Chicago Times Chicago Tribune and other papers.
Morse notes show Direct aiming to lower a season best 22.06 while Senator Stanford backs placing Electioneer descendants in every California county to boost stock. Lamont offers eleven book spots at 15 dollars for 1892, Axtell and Allerton reportedly set for Independence August clash as Williams backs Allerton and Bud Doble backs Axtell. The confrontation promises a battleground drawing thousands.
The new registry targets wealthy breeders with millions, limiting access to this gilt edged market while challenging poorer aspiring farmers. Ed Leumont, a three year old Ta Mont offspring, arrives from the rancho and will be offered 20 mares at a bargain price of 8 dollars. Charmante, a premium Percheron stallion imported by A tkins and Howard, stands 17 hands, 1750 pounds, praised for form and movement and offered at 15 dollars to county farmers.
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