Senate and House Debates on Naval and Treasury Bills
Washington dispatch details Senate discussions on river and harbor funding, naval appropriations, and a dry docks issue at Algiers, with policymakers noting revenue needs and potential future taxes. House private bill day features Stone’s case and party rancor as adjournment follows votes.
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Vance in Illness as Telegram Delays News from Asheville
A telegram from C N Vance son of Senator B Vance reports his father near embroon Asheville at a country home with a physician summoned. Vance had a facial paralysis stroke in Washington and has been at Gombroon for weeks under a doctor s care. His sister and brother and the physician left for Gom broon. condition not detailed.
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Deschamps Executed for 12 Year Old Victim’s Death
New Orleans May 13 Et ting Deschamps a 61 year old quack doctor was hanged in the jail yard at 1 10 this afternoon He enticed and ruined Juliette Dietsch aged 12 daughter of a French upholsterer The murderer and victim were found January 30 1889 in the doctor s room nude the girl dead Deschamps attempted suicide twice but survived and was later tried and found guilty with indisputable evidence.
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Garza Revolt Reported Fresh in Mexico
In San Antonio a dispatch from northern Mexico says Garza’s revolutionaries clashed with cavalry at DaMeca. Government forces claim victory, ten insurgents killed, and pursuit continues signaling a renewed uprising. Additional dispatches report Caracas bomb attempts failed and Crespo demanding palace peace terms.
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John Cox Hanged After 1888 Murder in Jones County
John Cox a 25 year old African American was hanged at Trenton in Jones County at 2 pm for the 1888 killing of William Sutton. He claimed self defense stating Sutton pursued him with a knife as he fled. Cox received last rites and died declaring he would go to heaven. A witness from New Bern attended the execution.
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Butler Accused of Lobbying Third Party Allies in Raleigh
In a Clinton Caucasian piece republished by Wilmington Messenger, O J Cargo of Political Currents accuses IDENT BUTLER of consulting third party allies with Republicans to influence the party convention amid a clash over the St Louis platform. Cargo recounts alleged private sessions, Butler’s push to be an alternate delegate, and claims Butler steered delegates to fit his preferences. Cargo denounces Butler and defends Dupin county farmers while urging voters to scrutinize Butler’s conduct and align with Democratic principles.
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Jail Birds Escape From Ashboro Prison
Raspiemas North Carolina May 13 The county erupts as all prisoners flee the Ashboro jail about 11 o clock while the sheriff and deputies picnic twelve miles away They escaped by bending window bars and lowering themselves with blankets The inmates include murder and arson suspects plus other offenses The jailer's wife protested but the escape proceeded Governor hopefuls and local party notes follow with regional convention details and editorials
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