Silver in the Senate and consular funds debate
In Washington the silver question dominated Senate action with Coke of Texas defending free coinage as the Democratic duty and Daniel arguing for its full potential. Concurrently Cockrell’s amendment on army transport and a fierce debate over Pacific railroad clauses shaped the consular appropriation bill discussed by Egan, Blount, and others as lawmakers warn against parsimony and urge robust foreign service funding.
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Raum and Enloe clash in heated pension committee hearing
In Washington on April 24 the House pension office investigating committee reopened after a recess. Gen Raum denied telling Mr Enloe that he furnished money to Foote and angrily accused Enloe of lying as he drew back a sponge glass. Cooper intervened and Raum left the room amid tension. later the committee noted the incident with regret.
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Paris Anarch Ravachol Trial Sparks Great Excitement
The trial of anarchist Ravachol began in the Zeine assize court with high tension as jurors and staff showed nerves. Ravachol admitted responsibility for the Clichy outrage and boasted of loading bombs. Accomplices including Simon and Beal faced trial amid warnings of lynching and danger in Paris.
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Pittsburg and Louisville play to a six run game
Baseball action reports from April 26 note Pittsburgh defeated Louisville 6 to 0 with Baldwin and Mack catching, Jones and Grim pitching. Other games featured the Senators losing to Philadelphia 6 to 9, Cleveland edged by Chicago 3 to 1, Cincinnati toppling St. Louis 10 to 6, Brooklyn rallying past Baltimore 12 to 10, and New York beating Boston 13 to 3 with strong batting and weak fielding cited.
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The Davis Case in Wilmington Deliberations Continue
In the criminal court at Wilmington Tuesday the trial of ex lawyer John C. Davis was continued with many witnesses examined. Marsden Bellamy testified that Davis swindled various clients, was seen several times daily, and that he believed Davis could feign religion to hide insanity. Bellamy noted a property with three mortgages and labeled Davis a regular swindler.
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Political letters critique North Carolina Republican convention
Dr J J Mott attacks the Raleigh convention and Col Eaves, alleging a manipulated process and biased delegates. He accuses White and Eaves of cronyism toward colored offices, notes forged credentials and proxies, and claims the party sold out for a biased outcome. A separate note reports a Third party meeting in Mecklenburg and comments on Alamance Alliance attitudes. A patient notices remedy for dyspepsia closes the item.
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The Chronicle's Wide Reach Promotes State Circulation
The Daily Chronicle boasts the largest circulation in the State and City while the Weekly circulates in every county. The Chronicle ranks among the best advertising mediums in the state and welcomes correspondence from readers.
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Keeley Cure Praised as National Salvation in North Carolina
In North Carolina a Keeley Institute advocate extols the cure for liquor addiction as a life saving force. He emphasizes Dr. Leslie E. Keeley as founder of the treatment and notes successes of recovering drunkards, urging local towns to fund ongoing cures and support patients through community groups. He cites Greensboro as a center and calls for broader local efforts.
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Diversify South farming with sheep to curb cotton woes
The Norfolk Virginian notes a cotton glut crippling Southern farmers who mortgage crops for groceries. It urges diversification into sheep raising, arguing wool and mutton could revive worn fields and cut costs, calling on regions to blend wool with cotton and shift toward meat production as census data show rising national mutton demand. It also reports Georgia’s third party movement waning after a small Irvington mass meeting.
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