Fisks Estate Deficit Revealed In Fraud Contested Audit
New York December 30. The account of Mrs Lucy D Fisk as executrix of James Fisk Jr estate shows a deficiency of 178500 85 if adverse suits arise. Assets valued about 1000000 with losses on stocks and claims totaling 500000. Disputed claims exceed 622748 90, with substantial legacies and extensive counsel fees noted.
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Assembly Leaders Meet in Paris on Constitutional Bills
In Paris at the Elysee Palace the Assembly chief Buffet and leaders including Dufsure Depeyne Leon Say De Ker cher and Chesnelong met with Dukes De Broglie and D Audifiiet Parquier to seek agreement on constitutional laws. Ministers De Cazes and Chabaud Latour attended for the government as talks aim to settle differences, per Le Francais.
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Cospatrick Disaster Claims 470 Lives
London reports new details of the Cospatrick disaster as the vessel, found on fire, sent eighty people, mostly women, into a lifeboat that capsized. Masts then collapsed, causing further drownings before a stern explosion completed the ruin. Total deaths now estimated at 474.
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German Bark Gustav Outrage and Berlin Conspiracy Notes
The German bark Gustav faced attack as it tried to enter San Sebastian harbor with gunfire from Carlists. The captain and part of the crew were imprisoned. Von Arnim appeals a sentence in a separate case. The Archbishop of Cologne is fined 30,000 thalers and may be imprisoned again. In Paris, Duchesne Poncelet claims the alleged Bismarck conspiracy was a joke signed while intoxicated.
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Gen Campos backs Prince Alphonso in Valencia dispute
Madrid dispatch reports Gen Martinez Campos declares for Prince Alphonso son of ex Queen Isabella and leads two battalions at Mimmdro Valencia. Republican forces retreating from pursuit. Carlists mobilize to oppose. Financial notes from London and Liverpool detail bullion movement and cotton sales amid unsettled markets.
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Faction Fight Among Indians and Smallpox Plague Hit Manitoba
Ottawa reports a brutal clash between the Dwigers and O Briens at Perkins Mills Templeton on Christmas Day leaving seventeen to fifteen casualties. A priest was beaten trying to intervene. Meantime smallpox rages among Pickeonock Indians on Gatineau river with nine unburied bodies found by December 27. In Manitoba, R A Davis is re elected premier by fifteen votes over Captain Scott amid corruption claims and no disturbances.
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