Stabbing and Robbery Amid Sailors’ Quarrel on Madison Street
William Churchill and John Savage, rival boarding-house keepers, fought Friday night. Churchill used a cleaver, striking Savage in the head. Curtis and Chambers joined in yesterday, beating him. The three suspects were arrested, and the wounded man’s condition is probably fatal. Yellow fever cases rise as Bark Pelayo and brig Balear dock with passengers and crew ill at quarantine hospital. Numancia anchors offshore with more infected vessels expected. Health authorities monitor situation as they prepare for arrivals. Bold Robbery. Wille
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Supplementary Arguments in Arbitration Published
The supplementary arguments of the American counsel before the Board of Arbitration are issued in pamphlet form. Evarts covers one hundred pages. Cushing and Waite are extended. Stempfli travels to Berne and will return Monday for the Court sitting. Lord Tenterden Sir Roundell Palmer and Prof Bernard visit Rev Merle D Aubigne at Monetier.
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Revolution in Lima Peru A Reign of Terror Ends
A Lima revolt led by Thomas Gutierrez toppled President Balta, who was imprisoned. Gutierrez ruled briefly until supporters defected to Pardo, who was welcomed in Callao. Bodies of Gutierrez brothers were displayed and burned as order was restored amid looting, arson, and forced loans.
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Winter campaign against Cuban insurgents in 1872 73
Havana reports from August 16 17 1872 describe government confidence in suppressing the rebellion. A raid on the Nuevitas and Puerto Principe railroad burned a bridge later repaired by Spaniards. The Diario argues a winter campaign will be necessary and troops will be deployed to encircle the insurgents. Gen Zea plans return to Havana.
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General surrender of the revolutionists ends rebellion
From Monterey Gen Rocha reports Ceballos marching to Mexico City and Trevino’s forces surrendering at Paleos. Pedro Martinez and his troops submit. Garcia de la Cadena refuses and is captured with his command. Rocha states the revolution has terminated.
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Mississippi trading boat tragedy with murders on river
A Mississippi trading boat Helen Brooke is found abandoned near Cheek's Chute, crew and owners allegedly murdered, bodies cast into the river. Accounts from Bradley's Landing describe a drunken altercation on Island Number Forty and a later raid on the vessel, with multiple executions and plunder feared.
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