Louisiana Items: Denuttions and Fires Across Parishes
A chaotic digest of Louisiana news recounts street turmoil in Shreveport, a cotton wharf fire destroying thousands of bales, a prison sentence proposed for Vaggan Wag, a deadly crash near Kunive, legal actions in Bunkie, crop yields and frost impacts, temperance efforts in Monroe, political tensions in New Orleans, and assorted incidents including a murder attempt, a cab crash, and local corruption probes. The mix highlights New Orleans crime, industry, flood of public notices, and governors’ interests amid statewide unrest.
Fragmented historical commentary and banking crime notes
A garbled and sprawling historical piece covers economic crime, banking supervision, and literary figures. It references a bank teller default, need for tighter banking oversight, and mentions Dr Moses of the London Lancet. The text also notes railway and postal topics, and a rapid horse versus locomotive trial, with scattered remarks on Vanderbilt family rumors and high society.
Washington News Report on Crandall and Gov Koller
Washington dispatch reports Col Crandall hinting at militia support for Col Koller’s governorship while discussing election fraud and party disputes. It notes preparations for December calls, potential house challenge to eight Democratic certificates, and sugar investigation subpoenas for Havemeyer and Searles.
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Postmasters Seek Temporary Exceptions to New Service Order
Dozens of postmasters request limited exemptions from the recent service order as new appointees struggle to fill offices with party loyalists. Officials say only the president can grant exceptions, and such pleas are unlikely to succeed.
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Post Office Department
Treasury gold withdrawals and bond purchases noted at Wasnixcrox
On Nov 17 the treasury reported cash of 2 gold reserve 61 7 462. Subtreasury withdrawals in New York totaled 75 000 in exchange for legal tenders. Figures show no export, suggesting use in bond purchases. Mail reports add 122 001 in withdrawals, lifting total bar withdrawals to 1 097 061.
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Sterling Exchange
Bids Opened For Bonds As Treasury Seeks Better Price
Washington November 17 the treasury has begun receiving bids for bonds. Bids were not opened yet but set aside to be opened November 20. In Washington November 21 Senator Blackburn of Kentucky vows to push tariff reform for sugar coal and iron with Senator Harris of Tennessee aiding. In Wasurxcrax November 21 Senator Jones of Arkansas says no financial legislation expected in the coming Congress session. another Democratic colleague agrees.
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Withdrawing Gold From Treasury Spurs Speculation
Wasaixotox, Nov. 11. Saturday withdrawals of gold from the treasury to New York, presumably to be used in the purchase of bonds. The move signals potential shifts in fiscal policy and bond market activity.
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Financial notes and political tidings from Washington
News from Washington covers bond sale debates to replenish the gold reserve, Bailey's investigation into Cleveland era officials, Danish reaction to American beef shipments, crank letters to the president, calls for free ships, Navy personnel reorganization, and pension roll updates with several named towns counties and individuals.
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