Competitive examination selects deputy comptroller of the currency
The Boston Post reports the Treasury Department held the latest competitive exam for Deputy Comptroller of the Currency. Only four applicants were tested for practical fitness and office knowledge. The Secretary of the Treasury will pick the best from three examined, with a decision due soon.
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Geneva Board of Arbitration Adjourns With Secrecy
Geneva August 5 The Board of Arbitration met at noon and adjourned at five. A considerable amount of business was disposed of with no obstacle to progress. No confidence should be placed in daily rumors or decisions. Strict secrecy is enforced to prevent premature publication and improper news in stock markets of Europe and America.
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Board of Arbitration
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King Amadeus’ warm reception in San Sebastian
King Amadeus arrived at San Sebastian in Guipuzcoa and was greeted by enthusiastic residents. He was visited by the Prefect of the neighboring French department of Basses-Pyrenees, who delivered a Thiers letter congratulating him on his recent escape from assassination.
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Resignation of Lord Hatherley as Lord High Chancellor
London reports Lord Hatherley has resigned due to failing eyesight. A separate dispatch from Suez says 2000 Egyptians advance on Abyssinia to conquer the land. Emperor Kassai marches to meet them, but defeat is feared and Magdala could fall to invaders.
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Financial and Commercial Markets Update Paris to Antwerp
Financial and Commercial brief notes from Paris, Frankfort and Antwerp dated August 5. Rentes Ser 2c reported in Paris. U. S. 520s, 1862, M02 listed in Frankfort. Petroleum 4cH cited in Antwerp. Strong focus on bond and energy pricing across exchange centers.
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Frankfort
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Petroleum
Insurgents Reject Amesty Bid as Mexican Conflict Grows
Monterey reports say Rocha plans to take field against Trevino and Quiroga who reject the government amnesty. They oppose Lerdo de Tejada and Cabinet and back Diaz for president. Col. Pedro Veldez crossed the Rio Grande with armed men, captured Abram Gonzales at his ranche below Eagle Pass, Texas, and seized horses.
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Abram Gonzales
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North Carolina election gains split across counties
Despatches from North Carolina show Republican gains in Moore Harnett Caswell and Democratic gains in Wilkes Alleghany Ashe Duplin Northampton amid fears of Merriman loss or narrow win. Official returns indicate mixed majorities with Merriman ahead in some counties and Republicans gaining in others as 77 counties report results.
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Murder in Chicago After Attempted Arrest
In the city’s far south, Officer O Mara was fatally shot by Chris Rafferty during a botched arrest. Rafferty fled after the incident following Officer Scanlan and O Mara confronting him on the door. Rafferty remains at large.
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Colfax speaks at South Bend as Johnston letter debunks stories
A dispatch notes Vice-President Colfax addressed a large Republican meeting in South Bend while Senator Wilson spoke in Richmond. Colfax reaffirmed he will not canvass but can speak to constituents privately or publicly. A Johnston letter from Charlotte, Virginia, dated July 31, rebuts Cincinnati Commercial reports and states Johnston would back Horace Greeley and urges Democrats to vote for him. Utah and Louisville reports show peaceful elections and party shifts, with Gentile women voting in Utah and a Citizens ticket triumphing in Louisville. Louisiana Liberal Convention adjourns with coalition talks, and Cincinnati nominates Winans for Congress. New Hampshire campaigns open with Grant Wilson banners and speeches by Harriman and Stevens.
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Tragedy of Jealous German Ends in Wounding in New York
In West Twenty ninth street Frederick Tilitzke wounded Mary Spoerer in a garden confrontation over marriage. He leapt into the river and was saved. Mary lies in critical condition. The incident follows a Tammany Society meeting and a silk robbery at Doane's bonded warehouse where $10,000 of silks were seized and two men arrested.
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Tileston Street
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Second Street
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Beach Street
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Columbus Avenue
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Washington Hall
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Pelham Street
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Greenwich Park
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Moses Coleman & Son
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Parker Street
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Joseph G. Gallup
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Samuel Mills
Eliza A. Hamblin
Havre Street
Elizabeth A. D. Bissett
William H. Hawley
Webster Street
William C. Barstow
James Phillips
John Haileran
Sheafe Street
Charles W. Warren
Cornelius Donerty
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Draper & Hall
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Newland Street
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Tremont Street
Metropolitan Railroad Company
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Lucy Je
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Thomas Hudson
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Matthias Dumouilin
William H. Hart
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G Street
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Ontario Street
Francis Markey
Hiram F. Hathaway
Hell J. How
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William T. van Nostrand
Uriah R. Harding
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Woodbine Street
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Sumner urges equal rights and reconciliation for colored citizens
Charles Sumner addresses Speaker Blaine arguing seven years after the war the nation must advance equal rights through peaceful reconciliation. He defends his abolitionist backing of Horace Greeley, warns against Democratic opposition, and explains his opposition to the president over San Domingo. He invites judgment based on shared constitutional aims and civil rights.
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Fire destroys Chicago elevator with 180000 bushels grain
In Chicago Aug 5 the Iowa elevator, one of the citys oldest, burned this morning ruining 180000 bushels of corn valued at 70000 dollars. The building valued at 25000 dollars, insurance status unknown. Also reports from Collingwood Ontario of a propeller M R Robertson loss and from Nashville Tennessee Boots and Saddlery losses totaling about 60000 dollars.
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Burns
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Loveman’s
Atwell’s
Weather Outlook Across Regions from War Department Brief
An August 5 weather bulletin from the Office of the Chief Signal Officer in Washington describes variable winds ranging from northeast to southwest across the South Atlantic and Gulf States with ongoing rainfall in the South Atlantic and Gulf regions on Tuesday. It notes threatening weather in the Western Gulf, partly cloudy conditions with southerly to westerly winds in the Middle and Eastern States, southwest winds toward Lake Ontario and the Ohio and Mississippi Valleys, and clearing, northerly winds in the Northwest.
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New Colonnade Hotel Noted for Furnishings and Safes
The Colonnade Hotel in Philadelphia is highlighted for its table and rich furniture. Morris & Ireland offer fire proof safes as top market picks with a descriptive catalogue available. Also advertised are carpets and tapestry from English, Brussels, and Kidderminster suppliers, with a clearance sale at 76 to 82 Friend Street in Boston.
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Lizzie Morrow Notice of Discharging at Constitution Wharf
Consignees per Bark Lizzie Morrow announce she will commence discharging under general order on Wednesday August 7 1872 at Constitution Wharf London and Boston packets. Thayer and Lincoln 104 State Street handle the matter.
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Upton Street
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Said Dupee
John G. Gray
Boston and Providence
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Canton Street
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E Street
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Jenkins & Williams
Dorr
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Liberty Street
Trask Lot
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Mary Dunn
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Said Day
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John Thomas
James 8
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Hampden Street
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Magazine Street
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St. James Street
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Alpine Street
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Es- Pt
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Regent Street
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Dorr Street
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Pinckney Street
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McKay
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