Italian Campaign in Abyssinia Proves Disastrous Yet Uncertain
March 3 dispatches report heavy Italian losses in the Abyssinian campaign, including 3,000 killed and several generals dead. Rumors of ministerial resignations swirl as Barati eri attacked and Garibaldi's forces sustain a crushing defeat. the pope suspends Te Deum and a cabinet meeting is convened amid street unrest and fears for Italy's African ambitions. The piece notes Baldissera's arrival, reinforcement plans, and Italy's ongoing struggle in the historic partition context with Berlin, Paris, and Vienna.
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Humiliation Drives General Paradier to Suicide
A Rome dispatch reported by The Pall Mall Gazette claims General Paradier killed himself after defeat by the Abyssin lars, unable to endure the humiliation. The rumor cites Rome sources and reflects on personal crisis amid military setback in London dated March 3.
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No Details Obtained On Abyssinian Battle Outcomes
Government withholds full details of a disastrous battle with the Abyssinians. Newspaper censorship limits dispatches and sparks wild speculation about General Baratier and a supposed attempt to win a victory to avoid dismissal. Reports claim Baratier commanded about 15,000 against 80,000 Abyssinians. Governor Greenhalge’s condition remains very serious.
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Law Against Gold Contracts Sparks State Debate
Governor McLaurin in a special message urges Mississippi lawmakers to ban contracts payable exclusively in gold. He argues such contracts shrink money in use, disrupt circulation, and harm public interests, invoking U.S. constitutional limits on states legal tender power.
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Sympathy for Armenians Passes House of Commons
In London March 3 the House of Commons debated and passed a sympathy resolution for Armenians after questions on passports to distressed Asia Minor districts. Foreign under secretary Curzon said Britain had heard nothing about the Porte refusing passports, with Ambassador Currie instructed to inquire. Curzon indicated the government would accept the motion, noting Britain's independent action was limited by geography.
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Armenian Resolution Adopted After Long Debate
A parliamentary debate focused on Armenian outrages and military concerns. Curzon urged practical chivalry, noting 200000 Turkish troops and calling for sustained action. The house supported the Armenian resolution without a vote.
Gadsden Man Jailed in Assault Attempt on Mat te Doeg
March 3 report from Gadsden Alabama states Elijah Keener, a white man, was jailed on the charge of attempting to assault Miss Mat te Doeg, a young white girl staying with her aunt. She resisted, escaped after losing shoes and part of her clothing, and returned home exhausted. Keener, claiming innocence, was held on a $300 bond after a preliminary hearing.
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Conditions of the Reserve
The treasury gold reserve closed at 124,397,292 dollars with withdrawals for the day of 91,700. Of the 100,000,000 in gold for new bonds, 96,772,182 has been paid in. Since January 6th, 38,681,32 in gold has been withdrawn, including 9,924,133 for export and 12b, 757,098 for domestic use. Money in circulation fell in February to 4,523,742,007 dollars or 21.59 per capita.
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Cullom for President Endorsed by Republicans in Springfield
The Republican county convention yesterday adopted resolutions endorsing Shelby M. Cullom for president of the United States. David T. Littler, presiding, announced he was authorized to say that Cullom was a candidate for president.
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Day set for Harrison Dimmick wedding at St Thomas church
Ex president Harrison and Mrs Dimmick plan a quiet April wedding at St Thomas church in New York. Rev Dr John Wesley Brown will officiate with only relatives and intimate friends present.
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Cabinet Resignations Reported as Humbert Refuses
London dispatch says the cabinet tendered resignations to King Humbert, who refused to accept them. General Baratiert to be recalled from Abyssinia and tried by court martial. Military experts see Itabangs retreat as not worse than defeat after losing over 109 miles of territory and the fate of Ad grat remains uncertain.
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Borsa Case Continued Convicted Danes Seek New Trial
Convicted Danes J. E. L. Wiborg Jans Petersen and H. Johansen file an arrest of judgment motion and offer nineteen reasons for a new trial. They argue the Danish subjects were aboard a Danish vessel beyond three miles, with no overt act within U S jurisdiction, and claim the judge erred in not directing acquittal. Judge left the matter under advisement.
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Fire destroys city center buildings. two injured in Danbury
A four hour blaze in Danbury Connecticut yesterday left 13 buildings burned and property worth about 150 thousand dollars destroyed half covered by insurance. Captain Hoyt and hoseman Frank Hastwood were badly injured and Sadie Carpenter jumped from a window suffering internal injuries. Bristol Pennsylvania reports a hosiery mill fire causing 135 thousand dollars in losses and 100 workers displaced. A Fayetteville North Carolina turpentine distillery fire destroyed the Mixton site and damaged railway cars. Omaha Nebraska notes General Manderson will not seek the presidential nomination.
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Spain prepares for possible war as Cuba crisis grows
Madrid reports influx of offers of aid as Spain backs retaining Cuba amid U S pressure. Cabinet readiness rises with plans to arm warships Palaya Oquendo Vizcaya Maria Teresa. Diplomats hold talks with foreign minister Eldurargayen while Balearic Canary and Philippine island rumors flare. Three hundred university students are arrested amid unrest.
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Spain backs Cuba war effort amid US recognition row
Spanish patriots rally around the government as it accepts a offer from the Spanish Trans-Atlantic Company to arm eight steamers with nine to twelve centimeter guns. Coal stocks rise for Caribbean fleet while stock prices fall on Cuban debenture and Bank of Spain. Weyler denial noted. demonstrations disperse with arrests and assurances of order.
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AS TO CLEVELAND'S DUTY IN CUBA RECOGNITION
The Pall Mall Gazette urges President Cleveland not to ignore Congress and public opinion on Cuba. Recognition of bel ligerent rights need not be rushed as few want to back Spain unconditionally, while the Globe warns privateering could target American commerce if the United States relies on such a move.
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Spain to Offer Tobacco Monopoly and Mines as Loan Collateral
London March 3 A Madrid dispatch to The Pall Mall Gazette reports an increase in monthly revenue and states that if the government needs a loan the finance minister will pledge the tobacco monopoly and the Almaden quicksilver mines as guarantees both renewable within three years. The ministers of marine and war are preparing in their departments.
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Butchery at Guatao and Punta Brava Described in Cuban Turmoil
Reports describe Spanish troops under Captain Calvo killing and bayoneting unarmed civilians in Guatao and Punta Brava after insurgent forces fled. Witnesses say eighteen pacificos were slain, women and families devastated, with journalists briefly detained before release as investigations begin.
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