Debt and Indian Policy Dominate Washington Dispatches
Washington City December 4 reflects on the national debt shift with Treasury practices altering apparent figures. The Indian policy report by Gen. Atkins advocates allotment of lands in severalty and trust ownership to protect Indians from land sharks, while a separate prospect hints at persistent silver coinage opposition. Also noted are postal revenue gains, and presidential appointments and local political notes across the country.
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Washington City
Atkins
Indian Affairs
Farma and
United States
Alaska
Five Civilized Tribes
Indian Territory
Arizona
Unkindest Cut of AL Sinas Dec 4
Earl Dufferin, viceroy of India, after talks with the home government, orders interning Thes paw, king of Byurmah, in a remote Indian city chosen by the deposed monarch. He is to be treated as an exiled ruler with access to palaces and wives, but restrained from harming courtiers or relatives as a contrast to his past excesses.
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Washington Orry
Dee
Pat‘dent
Horace. B. Moore
Duluth
Minn
A A. Wilson
Washington City
William W. Anderson
Crow Creek
Washington
White House
AL Sinas
Earl Dufferin
India
Thespaw
Byurmah
Edmunds
Rusk
Wisconsin
Tippecanoe
Carroll County
Ind
Montreal
McPherson
Kaw
Birdsall
Planing
Bay City
Mich
Minneapolis
Ave Mills
Joanna Martin
Juneau
Wis
Chicago
Knights of Labor
Illinois Millers’ Association
Springfield
Congress
D. Sparks
Allen
King Alfonso
Don Carlos
Paris
Wabash
Post
Sayre
McCrea
Citizens’ Bank
Henry D. Moore
Masonic Review
Ohio Grand Commandery
Ek, T
St. Louis
Erie Road
Solo Station
N. Y
Hitnois Revenues Commission
Bally-Conroy bailiff assaulted amid brutal attack
A Bally-Conroy bailiff was attacked Tuesday night by moonlighters, his clothing torn, he lay naked and bleeding in a ditch and is reported dying. The item sits among a roundup of 1880s notices including political dos and economic briefs across Wisconsin Illinois and Indiana.
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Dustin
Bally-Conroy
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Fleishman
Coral Quickle
N. B
Flom
Noonan
Chntar Street
Bostom
Hamburg
Lafayette
East Second Street
Cummings & Visa
America
Reliable House
Cummings & Vila
East Third
Winona
Architects
C.g.maybury.& Son, Architects
E. Third Street
ITY
C. MM
ST. P. RY
Bautenberg
Pinowa
Yordan
Treasury
New York
Coirsé
Land Office
General Stand Office
Wasumveton City
Hazen
Eer
Puiladsiehiy
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Detroit
Manhattan
Kan
Toledo
Ohio
Atlanta
Citizens
Itizens
Hs Citizens
Mr. Bean Dodd
Irs
Amand Davis
Fifteenth Ande
Milwaukee
The
Trades Assembly
Frank. A. Flower
Labor Congress
Flower
Assembly
James F. D. Crane
Westchester County
Crane
Wall Street
Erie
Garrett
Curiaco
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Baltimore & Ohio
Pirrspurg
O’neil
Alliquippi Mine
Pine Run
York
Farquhar Agricultural Works
Farquhar
Prrissune
Oil City
Standard Oil Company
Venango
Corry
Fhenes
National Transit Company
Prrtspure
Gooll
Vecera
San's Fox
Samuel Fox
W. Recond Sr
Willj Evans
W. Third St
UN Stairs
EcLon
Minnesota
Marble Wolfs
McDonough & Son
Court House
Asi
A. Winedls
Photografs
Ron
Wood
Jonhs
J. B. Hoyt
Lear
Belting and Packe Ing Co
Third St
Nee Stoves
Hargesheimer & Beck
Rem HM
Kitchen Utansille
Landon & Roberts
Pias
Waltorn Acorn
Westminster
Round Acorn
Forest T Acorn
Parson
A. M. Pett & Son, Family Druggists & Chemists
Center ST
Hennessy & Co
Utard
du Puy
J. Jd. Meier
Zoon
Jamaica
Lawrence
Medford
Clarke
Sanderson Sons & Co
Old London Dock
Burgundy
Lassaletta & Co
Lubin
Alfred Wright
Lundborg
Lazell
Galeate
House of Caswell, Hazard & Co
House of Loonen Sons
Kent
Tooth and Nail
London
House of Park and Tilford
Straitor & Storms
K. D. Cone
Dast Second Street
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