Wicked Clerks Arrest and Postmaster General Order
The Postmaster-General issues a department record prohibition after fraud arrests of Hinds and clerks Channel and Van Vleck, with other named clerks used as State's evidence. Ex-Senator Brownlow plans an answer to Andrew Johnson. Grant to resign. Sherman & Grant banking firm to open. Premis Bessels pursues Arctic expedition results. Hendricks visits to report on arms disposition.
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Trial Near End as Beecher Case Resumes in New York
New York April 11 The Beecher case resumes with Beach recovered and direct testimony nearly finished. Cross examination by Fullerton looms long, with expected three weeks more for the trial and two weeks to sum up. Attending scenes include a walking match, a cardinal’s presentation, and anticipated witness disclosures from Martha Bradshan and others.
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William M. Tweed
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Madison Avenue
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San Francisco powder explosion toll and property loss
Reports state Fleree deaths stem from a giant powder blast in San Francisco. Property destroyed valued near 800 000 dollars with 207 800 dollars insured by Hartford Home and Phoenix of Chicago and other insurers. In Augusta Maine a village school district votes to reorganize under free high school law and debates funding textbooks at a later meeting.
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Miners Turmoil and Military Question in Penn Sylvan
Harrisburg officials return with word from Hazleton on withdrawing troops as miners and anti troops factions confer. The governor's adjutant general Latta and the sheriff plan to decide within twenty four hours whether military aid is needed to enforce laws amid threats to a Philadelphia pump operator.
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Protests and Notes Across European Powers Reported
The North German Gazette questions Berlin's war fears while noting church state frictions in Prussia. The Roman Catholic bishops press the Emperor over state grants and obedience laws as a church state clash unfolds. The Belgian controversy draws comment from London regarding Germany's note and restraint in international diplomacy.
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Pauil Boyton Completes Channel Swim in Life-Saving Apparatus
Pauil Boyton reached Boulogne at 8 15 pm after a successful Channel crossing in his life saving apparatus. He appeared in excellent health and spirits as a large crowd welcomed him amid cheers and enthusiasm.
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Madrid Students Protest Fuente Appointment
Madrid University students stage a protest against the recent appointment of Fuente, a Carlist editor, marking ongoing opposition to royal appointments.
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Global market notices and commodity prices April 10
May be a dated market bulletin listing currency rates, cotton, sugar, petroleum, and lumber across London Paris Frankfort and Havana. Highlights include cotton results in Liverpool and Havana stock volumes, petroleum and molasses prices, and exchange rates for gold and foreign currencies.
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Indians debate Black Hills sale and invasion threat
Indian Commissioner J T Collins returns from Fort Laramie after council at Red Cloud and Spotted Tail Agencies. Red Cloud and Spotted Tail urge caution and warn of war parties as Indians face hunger and rations cuts while considering selling the Black Hills. Kansas City reports Col Carpenter organizing a 1000 to 1300 man trek to the Black Hills from April 25 with rail transport deals.
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Report of Cheyenne Campaign Skirmish and Pursuit
Gen Pope relays Col Neill's frontline account from Cheyenne Agency showing a night siege after a prisoner escape. Cavalry assaults, heavy firing, several wounded on both sides, three dead hostiles, and thirty two prisoners held. Reinforcements from Fort Sill and allied tribes requested.
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Progress of the Civil War and Yellow Fever Abating
The report notes progress in the Civil War with Confederate resistance weakening while cases of yellow fever decline in key ports. Officials urge continued vigilance as military efforts expand and public health measures remain in force.
Fire at Worth and Leonard streets causes multi-building damage
A five story fire in New York began in the sub cellar among packing materials at Nos. 57 and 59 Worth Street and spread to nearby properties on Worth and Leonard streets. Losses total around 125000 for buildings and hundreds of thousands for stock with insurers listed. The blaze was controlled by 9 A M. In Millerstown Pennsylvania.
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Lowell Candidate Aims To Lead Boston and Lowell Rail Road
The piece notes Daniel 8 Richardson of Lowell is urged as successor to Gen Stark as railroad manager. He is a director and former president of the Vermont and Massachusetts road, acclaimed for reviving a faltering line and is a brother of the late Secretary of the Treasury. Detroit report adds C A Trowbridge named provisional Receiver for the Detroit and Milwaukee Railway with plans to pay employees and court action on June 15 for a permanent replacement.
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Suicide of John E Cummins in Denver
John E Cummins a prominent Sydney Ohio lawyer and former State Senator killed himself at the Inter Ocean Building in Denver at 11 this morning. He had been in practice many years and came within three votes of a congressional nomination last fall. He arrived Monday in a despondent frame of mind and the act was the result of temporary insanity.
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Fire explodes at city grocery injures six firemen
A Baltimore grocery on Garden street caught fire this afternoon. A barrel of coal oil in the cellar exploded with terrific force. Firemen John Henwick George Houck E C Keyser Joseph Wagner L J Rudolph and George Grubb were blown from the cellar onto the pavement. All suffered severe burns but none fatally.
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Robbery Ring in Chicot Ark Foiled in Warehouse Shootout
In Chicot Arkansas a suspected band of robbers hid in a commission warehouse. Five men were found, shots were exchanged, two robbers were killed, one drowned after leaping into the river, and two were captured. Suspects fled the area the following day fearing implicating testimony.
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Warwick and Pawtucket vote ends in two seats won
In Rhode Island on April 11 at the second trial in Warwick there was no choice for Senator and four Representatives. The Pawtucket trial elected William F. Sayles independent Republican and Prohibitionist by 904 to 702 for Earle license Republican. No choice for the fifth Representative.
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Two-Mile Hurdle Ends in Dead Heat at New Orleans
In New Orleans on April 10 the two-mile hurdle race for $500 finished in a dead heat between Limestone and Capt. Hutchinson with time 5.53. The Pickwick stakes of $1000 for three-year-olds was won by Fannie F with best time 1.483. The all ages race was won by Bonaventure for a $500 purse.
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Forger Case Testimony Fears Clerk Became Police Protected
In the forgery trial at Curiaco the former confidential clerk testifies he felt his life threatened and sought police protection believing Turner planned to murder him. The defense says the witness lies on key points while the prosecution relies on his testimony but asserts it already has sufficient proof of criminality without him.
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Several Murders and Misfortunes Reported Across Cities
Navigation opened on Lake Michigan. Dan Bryant the minstrel died Saturday evening. A farmer was arrested in Monticello New York for arson. James McCune held in Jersey City for rape. John Archdeacon and $12,000 of his obligations missing from Newark. The Auguste Reform Club reorganized in Me with Dr Bricket President. Calvin Wickers deputy NY Secretary died in Albany. Peter Bartholemy a Buffalo grocer missing with $7000 in forgeries left behind. Grain Inspectorate of Chicago resists governor’s authority to suspend it. Artemas Putnam of Portland Maine died. Unknown man’s body found on Stonington Railroad track near Niantic. Henry Kin editor of Bergen Herald sued for libel. L C Swan killed on Stonington Railroad near East Greenwich. Brigham Young elected Prophet at Salt Lake Church Conference. Christoph Strickert found dead in Providence. William Morgan sentenced to be hanged for wife murder in St Louis. Inquest verdict: death from accident for John Flaherty in Portland Maine.
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