Abilene Reflector Congress Debates and Actions
The Senate presided by Sherman discusses the bill to raise United States circuit judge salaries and the education bill as well as a conference on a deficiency resolution. In the House, a felony bill targets false impersonation of officers, and debates on bonded extension, Indian affairs, and river flood relief funds proceed with various resolutions advancing or referred to committees. Washington notes report nominations, indictments, and overseas diplomacy developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Ecmator Sherman
Ingulle
Vance
House
Ellis
Evers
Mississippi
District of Columbia
van Wyck
Hear
Bil
United States District Court
Call
Harrison
National Fund
Brown
Todiana
United States
Department
Potter
Randal
Humes
Talkins
Treasury
Missouri
Jones
House Joint
Ohio
Miller
California
Committee On Naval Affairs
Secretary of the Navy
White River Agency
Randall
Hiount
Silton
Dowd
Palmer
Committee
Plumb
The
Greely
Lamar
George
Anderson
Tucker
Committee On the Judiciary
William Motvarrahan
O'Neill
Pennsylvania
James E. Steedman
Sarah E. E. Seeleye
Franklin Thompson
Washington
Sargent
St. Petersburg
Kilburne
Thompson
Ixcotts
Sawyer
Florida
Manderson
Jacksonville
Fla
Pargeant-at-Arms Canaday
South
Little Rock
Ark
Calera
Ala
Michigan
Kentucky
South Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore
Barlow
Americus
Lerrers
Southern Railway and Steamship Association
Atlanta
Augusta
Selma
Montgomery
Chattanooga
Tenn
Leste Lavenden
Owens
Lynchburg
Lavender
San Angelia
Burnett
Tex
Pess
Congress
Wasutsctos
Chicago
Boston
Dolphin
Neaward
Pacific Coast
Army
Navy
Milter
Senate Comittee On Foreign Relations
Chinameni
China
Pensions, saloon prosecutions and rail plans in Kansas
Kansas summaries show pensions granted for Henry A. Billow Rose Hill William B Wonder Carson and Mrs Helen Noyes Parsons. Wyandotte saloon crackdown continues as flood woes halt Fort Scott & Gulf excursion. Wyandotte annual meeting postponed. Crop prospects favorable for 1884 with spring reports noting winter losses in some areas and plans for Neta waka Woodlawn Northwestern Railway incorporation. Public Lands bill eyed to adjust rail grants. land claims run 15,000 to 1,000,000 acres. Post office changes list new postmasters and discontinuations. State committee set dates for Chicago convention. Accident and crime notes, civil service exams, and local incidents reported in Atchison Canton Carbondale and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Plumb
Henry A. Billow
Rose Hill
John A. Anderson
William B.wonder
Carson
Representative Perkins
Helen Noyes
Parsons
Wyandotte
F.P. Bakes
Kansas Editorial Association
Florida
Fort Scott & Gulf Railroad
Associated Press
Atchison
Netawaka, Woodlawn & Northwestern Railway
W. L. Challis
J. H. Beeson
B. P. Waggener
John M. Price
House Committee On Public Lands
Kansas
General Land Office
State of
Awy
Elk County
James F. Blackman
Farms
McPherson County
George B. Holmes
Greenwood
John F. Pebley
Mark
Pottawatomie
Mark D. Keeney
Blanchard
Kingman
Edwin C. Blanchard
Fayette
Sedgwick
Supreme Court
Washington
United States Civil Service Commission
Topeka
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D.C
Commission
Herald
Canton
Hox
Joux B. Scroges
Armstrong
Tempe
Lotte Anias
Democratic Central
Topeke
Aeth
W. C. Perry
Fort Scott
Chicago Democratic Nations
Glick
Charles Stratton
Minerette McCahn
Carbondale
Stratter
Joan M. Crowe
United States Secret Service
Charles ‘ Hurteaty
Dutch Charley
McPheson
Pearl Wright
Les
H. W. ‘Tooler
Wezisea
The Hog Product Annual Review Shows Decline in Hog Packing
The annual review by Charles B. Murray shows West hog packing for winter at 5,407,?68 heads, down from 6,122,312 last year, with average weight 251.44 pounds, a 15.58 pound drop. Pork production drops 275,858 pounds. meat stocks down 115,000 pounds. exports since November down 47,000,000 pounds from last year. Outlook hints at a 15 percent summer shortage and possible further declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Murry
Prices Current
Mob riots after Berner verdict at Crxcrs Hall
Ten thousand people gather at Music Hall to condemn the verdict and march to the jail, where police fire in the air and militia engages after the mob breaches doors. Berner is moved toward Columbus as gunfire injures several and one officer is killed. chaos, arrests, and jail damage follow amid conflicting reports and ongoing pursuit.
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Cincinnati
Hoadly
Berner
Foster's Crossing
Columbus
Moses
Devoto
Sandersville
Merv
Jessie Peerces
Hamilton
Canada
Anas Saerns
Tokar
Ormast
Romeuixg
al Lucia
Sterling, I
Lyndon
Fort Ringgold
Texas
Cuvaca
Troy
N. Y
New York
Board of Trade
Chicago
Lackawanna
Seaboard
Thompson's Point
B. d
Crxcrs
Music Hall
Muss Hall
A. C. Kemper
Twelfth Street
Associated Press
Adam Macgley
Sheriy Hawkins
Court House
Stephens
Sherif
Ohio National Guard
Frst
Dominick Vevoto
Linwood
Loveland
Joe Moses
Lawehand
Vevetyr
Tio Solatta
Wasi
Ono
Kent
Mots
Newton Cobb
Manchester
Cobb
Court
Walpot
Amt
Maneirewn
Walter Fay
James Turk
T. Swiner
Ed. Dutler
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Abilene
Strother Bros
Nemsen
Halians
Brooklyn
Guiseppe Guidici
Maggiorini Dagiero
Guidici
James D. Ferry
Ames
Charles Z. Niles
John Wall
Tom Dodsworth
Pittsburgh
Vnsa
Connecticut
Elizabeth
Western Nail Association
Newport
Leahy
Lawrence
Mass
Clearfield
Osceola Mills
Isapore Dnevries
Pollaca & Co
Carl Schurz
Schurz
Augustus Seuett
Rosm Kornsos
Charlie Still
Jay Gouth
Atlantic
Fortress Monroe
American Bell Telephone Company
Pattison
John Dellman
Henry Wilsos
Isaac Horn
Charles Smith
Catawassa
West
Crivtexpden
James Law
Ithea
W. H. Keller
New Mexico Legislative Council
Las Vegas
Kansas City
van Valkenburgh
East Saginaw
Mich
Charles Cleaves
Valkenburgh
H. Communas
Dayport
Dennis Downen
Hert Loomis
Eel River
Webash Road
Wabash
Ind
M. L. Thomas
Lafayette
Burlington & Missouri Railroad
Northwestern Division
American Express Company
Milwaukee
Antisties
Govesson
Thomas Killian
Newton County
Killian
Tue
Iowa House
F. E. Warren & Co
Cheyenne
W.T
Inter- Ocean
William Locke
Nobleville
William Laxkexow
Bremen
Peterboro
Ont
Hamilton's Creek
Royal Oak
KR. T. Rogers
Rufus
King
Houtey
Decatur
Lil
Holley
Wisconsin
Denver
Seamen's Union
Cleveland
Post Dispatch
Grand
Horcous
Judd D. Crouch
Jacob D. Crouch
Jackson, Mich
Galen T. Brown
Baltimore & Ohio Road
Fink
Bismarck
Imperial Customs Union
Bennett-Mackay
Cape Ann
Pesth
Hungary
Tonquin
Annam
Tamanieb
Osman
Haceman
Whcerns
Prussia
Cologne
Agram
Selavonia
Denkovard
Sucieckin
Colin Campbell
Duke of Argyle
Tris
Bernard Coleridge
Lord Coleridge
Mary Anderson
Dernard
Loni Colwridge
Prince Lrororn
Queen Victoria
Cannes
France
Kansas State News
OUR Navy
Bell Telephone
Hanesours
Marth
Pee- Me's Telephone Company
Daniel Crawbaugh
Bell
Americran Bell Telephone Company
Philadelphia
Bell Telephone Company
New Turk
New Haves, Cosx
Alfred Cowles, Jr
Universite
Yale
Harvard
Eure
Lucy M. Hart
Union City
Hurt
William
James
Allegienyent
Weber
Trichinse Pursevnan
Mary Schultz
Westmoreland County
Schulte
Galles
W. P. Seeds
Abilene, Kansas
Stambaugh & Hurd
Attorneys At Law
Culbertson & Mead
Attorneys At
Bate
Court House Bieck
Jonebhake
First National Bank, of
CW Renmin JM Piven
J. E Heeser
Hesusi
Baska
Lebold, Fisher & Co., Bankers
Thomas Kirby
General Banking
Benera Auctioneer
Woodbine P. D
C. W. Liggett
al Smues
F. A. Smalley
Fastoffice
Allene
Geo. A. Niles
Dickinson
Surtes
Raub & Jackson
Kas
Cottage Hotel
J. W. Gore
Propr
H. J. Hudson
Nicolay
John J. Prichard
Junction City
Ait Imters
Liz
Durstion City
Kitna
Third
Spruce Streets
Porter & Umbrell
Frank A. Smalley
Nowrest
Eee
Lancashire
Aes Britian America
Torsat
Cangia
Philaelphia
Gien Fall
New Yorks
Keller
East Third Street
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