Cost of smashing El Mahdi and railroads in news say
The Gan Wert Times notes near 200 million cost for smashing El Mahdi and mentions a planned railroad from Saukim to Ber, two hundred and fifty miles, with a tone of sensational political chatter. It also mocks bureaucratic bills, postal duties, and anti anarchist crackdowns as changes loom in government and society.
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Bayard
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Toni Bere
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Extra Session Debated Cabinet Nominations and Land Grants
News of the Week reports the XLIIth Congress considering President's cabinet nominations Bayard Manning Endicott Whitney and gar ney general, plus debate over land patents to Orleans Vicksburg line. It notes oaths, resignations, and the President's initial acts, with financial and postal policy items and a solar eclipse forecast.
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Daniel Manning
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William C. Endicott
William C. Whitney
Navy
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H. Garney
Riddle- Space
Ma van Wor
Secretary of the Interior
Orleans, Vicks & Hoad
New Orleans, Baton Rouge & Vicksburg
Backbone
Secretary of State
Eeetance
Bonate
Washington
Pennsylvania
John H. Reagan
Texas
Charles B. Lore
National Committee of the National Greez ‘Bil
Oklahoma
Grant
Lamar
E. P. Hanna
Hanns
Delos B. Racket
Army
United States
Cantzs
Faracetup
New York
John C. Black
Ilinois
The Cabinet of President Cleveland Named
Biographical sketches of the men President Cleveland placed at heads of departments. Cabinet lineup includes Treasury Bayard, Interior Lawmar, War Endicott, Navy Whitney, Postmaster Vilas, Attorney General Garland, with remarks credited to the Chicago Tribune.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Daniel Manning
New York
Sere
Interior
L. Q
Lawmar
Ipl
War—W. C
Secretary of War
Endicott
William C. Whitney
New Yor
W. ¥. Vilas
Wisconsin
Augustus H. Garland
Arkansas
Chicago Tribune
Iowa Governor and Auditor in Defiant Power Struggle
Des Moines March 6 The suspended State Auditor Brown and deputy Stewart resisted Gov Sherman as he attempted to assume control. Bail set at $2000 each. Brown’s allies kept the office locked. Sherman’s party failed to gain admittance. writ of mandamus sought to place papers with Cattell. Extraordinary public gathering and protests accompany the crisis.
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