Carlisle named Speaker and Sherman Vice President’s chair
Naned in the House session Mon day CoNaness presided. Kentucky’s Carlisle elected speaker and Ohio’s Sherman seated in the Vice President’s chair. The editor notes a bail manuscript by Judge Buff to be published next week in the Times. A neighbor homicide discussion condemns shifting blame to insanity or self defense as demoralising and ill advised.
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Carlisle
Kentucky
Sherman
Ohio
Buff
Elias W. Mayfield
The
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Territory
Utah
United States
Commissioners Schaffer and Arnett Knockout Debate
The piece argues that Schaffer and Arnett should be removed, accusing them of stalling road petitions and annexation efforts. It claims road supervisors harm more than help and that the voters favor removing the commissioners, citing likely reactions to a widening petition from Sullivan to Merom via Graysville.
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Arnett
Sullivan
Merom
Graysville
Board of Commissioners
Messrs. Schaffer
Prosecutor Axtell Warns Sullivan on Statute 2000
The writer urges Sullivan residents to study Section 2000 of the Revised Statutes of Indiana. It mocks Axtell for focusing on a single section, arguing a diligent prosecutor should pursue all cases before the grand jury rather than courting attention with one legal target.
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Axtell
Sullivan
Indiana
The Bland Dollar and Monetary Policy Debates
An article reviews S Dana Horton’s critique of current silver coinage as a drag on silver restoration, details European anti silver forces, and notes Horton's influence on bimetalism policies through 1881. it also surveys naval, postal, judicial, Indian, and civil service issues in 1885 Congress discussions.
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North American Review
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America
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Holland
Horton
United States
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Congress
Atlanta
Georgia
American Bankers’ Association
Chicago
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Dolphin
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Navy
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Indian Bureau
White Mountain
Jarigana
Mexico
Indian ‘Territory
Winnebaro
Crow Creek
New York
Tate
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Mississippi River
Pacific Ocean
Polar Sea
Wiel Oncous
Lomis
Government Library Needs Adequate Accommodation and Reform
Grover Cleveland calls Congress to address the District of Columbia library crisis and street improvements. He urges funding for a proper building to preserve 700,000 volumes, updates to the license law, and a unified plan to modernize infrastructure. He warns against partisan obstruction and stresses national welfare.
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Capitol
Washington
Treasury
United States
Mill boiler explosion injures workers at Eaton and Parks mill
A Saturday evening explosion tore down the engine room of the Eaton and Parks mill when its boiler lacked water. Mill engineer reported no gauge and no fatalities occurred. Mike Ambrose the miller and proprietors Eaton and Parks suffered bruises. The safety valve ruptured through the roof of nearby buildings.
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Eaton & Parks
Mike Ambrose
Brewer & Burtons
C. J. Dudley
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Washington Streets
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