United States whiskey trial ends without verdict at Milwaukee
In the United States against twenty two barrels of high wines the jury failed to agree and were discharged. The term of the United States Circuit Court closed with no whiskey cases to be tried until the January term.
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History of His Wanderings and Pursuit of Mr Pond
The account follows Mr Pond after leaving Worcester via the City of Providence to New York then Buffalo and Hamilton in Ontario and Northern Michigan. He traveled covertly under the name L Williams, avoided Montreal, and moved to Sacramento by Nov 26 where his trunk with catalogs patterns and machinery parts was found but no money or bonds. He claims to be penniless as the pursuit ends.
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Tragic mine disaster reports 110 dead and 11 injured
A fre-damp caused a mining accident leaving 110 miners dead and 11 injured. Details on the catastrophe remain scarce as authorities assess the scene and safety lapses.
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Bremen terror case tied to New York accomplices
Bremen reports Thomas, owner of the dynamite cask blamed for the Bremerhaven disaster, confessed to plans to sink the Moses for insurance. He claims accomplices in New York. Details describe a clockwork detonator, a bomb crafted in Bremen, and 170 lives lost.
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Newburg Bank President Assault Verdict
The Newburg trial of Robert Gibson for allegedly attempting to shoot Alfred Post, president of a local national bank, concluded with a guilty verdict for assault with a firearm intend to do bodily harm after three hours of deliberation. Sentence to follow.
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Ex-Gov Weston and others back from Centennial tasks
Special despatch from Manchester NH reports Ex-Gov Weston Col George W Riddle returned from Philadelphia after Centennial duties. Ex-Gov Stearns came home. Ex-Gov Straw will stay in New York a week due to Amoskeag Mills trademark suit. Geo W Gould of South Weare died of consumption. his brother was killed recently on the railroad. Waldo Langmaid, 16, son of James F Langmaid, died of typhoid. Pembroke tragedy tied to his sister Josie.
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Paris Assembly selects new Senators and Academy members
In Paris the Assembly continued balloting for Senators with the Left Centre gaining seats. Elected were M. Berenger and Gen. Bellot both for Drome, M. Magnin for Cote d Or, M. Jules Simon for Marne, and radicals Cazot Pichat Scheelcher Adam plus Lavernist Normandie. Jean Baptiste Dumas and Jules Simon were elected to the French Academy to replace the deceased Gouzot and Count De Remusat.
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Tragic Fall Tied to Bank Robbery Plot at Cordeliers Tower
In Paris on December 1 two strangers obtained ascent to the Cordeliers Church tower. They wrestled at the parapet and fell to the ground. One died, the other was stunned and claimed the deceased planned a Bank of Toulouse heist via a subterranean passage to its cellar. The bank passage near completion.
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Tennessee Governor cites tax delays in bond distress
Gov Porter reports January interest on Tennessee bonds unpaid and directs revenues to liquidate a 255000 loan and redeem 475000 Treasury warrants. He blames tax postponements and hard times for non payment and notes bondholders might fund at lower rates if interest is promptly met in future. He offers no concrete compromise.
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Foundation stone laid for National Opera House on Thames
The Duke of Edinburgh laid the foundation stone for the National Opera House on the Thames embankment this afternoon. The Arctic Expedition report notes the Admiralty plans for Capt Allan Young to reach Smith's Sound next year to communicate with the Arctic expedition.
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Prohibition Law Split at Bath Reform Club Convention
A Bath Reform Club Convention resolution praising municipal officers enforcing the prohibitory law was rejected as derogatory to member character. The Port land Press notes members favored law enforcement but tabled the motion.
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Recounts Sought in Lowell Ward Races for Common Council
Friends of William H. Grady in Ward Three behind by eight votes and Alonzo L. Russell in Ward Five trailing Charles D. Starbird by 31 demand recounts. A petition for William Kittredge in Ward Six sits about 75 behind Haggett. The Aldermen meet Friday to recount. petitions also seek verification of Aldermen citywide and School Committee in Wards One, Three and Six.
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Abyssinian Expedition to be confined to satisfaction recall
A private Egyptian telegram reported by the Pall Mall Gazette says British demand leads to recalling Egyptian men of war from Zanzibar. The Abyssinian expedition will focus on securing satisfaction, after which troops will return to Egypt.
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Expedition Sets Marked by Cameron Arrives in Africa
London reports Captain Camerons exploring expedition reached St Paul de Loando on November 19 after crossing the continent from Ujiji. The dispatch says the journey was a complete success and all members are well.
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Rumor Claims Grant Agent Offers Credit to Herzegovinians
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Railroad rate talks spark Boston to Chicago freight debate
New York dispatch reports meetings between L J Sergeant of Grand Trunk Railway and J H Rutter of New York Central Raiload along with other officials. They discuss raising freight rates from Boston to Chicago. No agreement yet, another meeting planned. Soldiers note no established rate currently. competition has slashed profits. Sergeant says merchants accept reasonable profits if no discrimination. Uniform rates across trunk lines expected. Chicago to East freight classes already uniform.
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London financial and commodity report December 16
The bulletin notes Bank of England bullion up by £205,000 for the week and reserve ratio rising to 42.4 percent. Erie and Consols quotations shown. France Bank specie up 12,045,000 francs. Liverpool cotton prices steady with demand for American goods and shipments scheduled. Evening notes Spirits of turpentine at 25s 6d and Linseed oil at 24s 3.5d.
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