Final Interment Of Nathaniel Bishop After 34 Days
New York April 27 final interment of Nathaniel Bishop wealthy broker ends a remarkable case Mrs Bishop challenged burial and attempted disinterment accusing possible poisoning Beecher aided by kindness urged burial and the coffin moved to Greenwood Cemetery executed without incident court analysis pending further results after 34 days the tale includes ministers declining services and a libel suit against the New York Herald.
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Formosa Island Intelligence and Cuban Revolution News
Intelligence from Japan reports on Formosa activity while Cuban Revolution and conscription orders drive regional unrest. Authorities monitor potential shifts in influence as tensions rise across the Atlantic and Pacific theaters.
House of Commons amends licensing act in late hours reform
London April 27. In the House of Commons Home Secretary Mr Cross introduced a bill to amend and improve the licensing act fixing the hour of public houses half an hour later at night. The House approved the budget. Erie Railway accounts: accountants to examine Exe Railway books sail for New York on Wednesday. The Grand Duke Alexis will accompany the Czar on his England visit.
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Suez Canal Duties Report Confirmed in London
The International Commission’s decision on Suez Canal tonnage dues is confirmed. The Khedive seized military control of the canal before M de Lesseps yielded to the Commission’s ruling.
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Prussian Minister Von Arnim Protests Government Policy
Count Von Arnim, Prussia’s minister in Paris, writes to Dr Dollinger condemning the government’s ecclesiastical policy and hints at leaving the diplomatic service of Prussia.
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Floods curb cotton and sugar crops in Mississippi valley
Washington dispatch reports swelled losses for the Southwest from Mississippi Valley floods. Of 32 million acres suitable for cotton and sugar, only 150000 acres remain above water, with 800000 planned for cotton and a possible 300000 bales yield if waters recede by May, or none if June floods persist. Sugar crop on 40000 acres is lost, destroying sprouts and cane. many planters face ruin and relief is urged.
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