Tilton Case Allegations Of Jury Influence And New Trial Hints
The New York Sun reports counsel claim money influenced the jury and officials to seek a new trial. W A Beach discusses public opinion, alleged collusion, and mysterious links among Beecher, Price, Loader, and others while detailing efforts to uncover the truth amid a charged trial atmosphere.
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New York Holiday Scene as City Shifts to Visitors
July 4 New York reports a mass exodus and a city overrun by unnamed visitors who occupy hotels and parks. The piece notes a daytime calm with a liberal spread of tropical displays at gardens, talk of the Hippodrome, and social shifts as bachelors seek respite from missing wives.
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Political Affairs in France Hifie Shoot ing at Dublin Saturday
Dublin marksmen triumphed as France affairs turn tense with a Dublin shooting event slated for Saturday. The report notes a volatile climate affecting political tension and local security measures.
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Jovellar Forces Close On Carlists At Canta Villa
Despatches from Madrid confirm Jovellar and Campos victory over united Carlist bands. They prepare to attack Canta Villa with three batteries four hundred metres from the fortress. Corregaray's position is critical as Campos blocks escape to Catalonia.
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Political Movements in Paris Agree to Abstain in Vote
In Paris on July 3 an important Left meeting drew 330 Deputies. A resolution passed to abstain from a needless discussion so essential bills can pass by mid August. A committee will negotiate with the Ministry and Duke Audiffret Pasquier to fix a day for dissolution of the Assembly.
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London and Liverpool Markets Summary of July 3
Financial news from London and Paris reports U.S. 10 40s at 1044 Erie stock at 22 preferred at 22. Consols near 943 16 for money and 945 16 for account. Open market discount at 3 months 31 16, bullion balance £6000. Paris rentes 641 27 4 c. Liverpool cotton firmer with middling upland 73 16d, Orleans 7d. Sales total around 12,000 bales. American 3,900 in today’s sales. Havana sugar varied with prices supported, molasses and raffinings noted. Lumber prices listed. freight markets firmer. Exchange and premia quoted for US and gold, with various currencies at different premiums.
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Terrible Colombian Earthquake Report Details Widespread Ruin
Letters from Salazar and Oceana describe Cucuta reduced to ruins with theft and stench. Cities San Christobal Tariba Guasimo Catrecho San Antonio Lobatera San Juan De Wrena Rosario San Cayetano destroyed. Ten thousand killed at Acuta en route to further devastation. many haciendas and houses toppled. forests torn up. multiple towns ruined. Official notices speak of continuing shocks, cathedral collapses, and rising sickness and hunger across Cucuta valley.
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Insurrection in Cuba Denied and Duellist Released
An official despatch corrects earlier reports of a Cuban uprising near Guanjay jurisdiction. No raiding occurred as insurgents landed. A group of Havana youths was intercepted on the Casco Lilis coast. a plumber was killed and captured while the rest dispersed. Dr Curtis of New York, wounded in a duel with Cortereal, has been released from custody.
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Final adjournment scenes close New Hampshire legislature
Concord July 3. In the House a 4000 dollar indigent blind and deaf mutes appropriation passed. A resolution directed the Governor to transmit to Congress a specie payments resolution. Bank stock tax bill postponed. House refused to suspend rules on secretary of state salary. Conference on sidewalks and street betterments approved with city adoption condition. A 10000 dollar Centennial Board stock amendment, and judiciary reform amendments passed. Committee to value unincorporated lands for future taxation. Additional measures and thanks to clerks and Speaker Sanborn approved.
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Terrific boiler explosion at Ellsworth ME shocks Bangor
Reports detail a Standish and Pierce foundry boiler burst in Ellsworth on July 4 injuring fireman Jordan and skylight worker Samuel Moore among debris. A child of James Cushman was hurt by brick. Gauge showed 75 pounds. boiler new, set 100 pounds. Windows shattered, cause unknown. loss not yet estimated.
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Fire razes Col Waterman South mansion at Manchester NH
At about 1 a m in Manchester NH the private residence of Col Waterman South on Wilson Hill burned to the ground. The fire is thought incendiary as guards were driven off and poisoning of water tanks noted. Mrs Smith escaped by leaping from a second story bed while Mr Smith was overcome by smoke. Loss estimated 45000 to 50000 dollars, insured in several companies. Furniture and wardrobe valued highly. much jewelry and silverware lost.
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National Grange session in Philadelphia debates headquarters and coop ties
Executive Committee sessions in Philadelphia discuss moving headquarters amid Western bids while considering a cooperative tie with English societies. A subcommittee to study a broad reform agenda is named as Colorado grants five hundred dollars to grasshopper victims. Mass meeting in Independence Square urges labor cooperative associations with Charter rules favoring profit distribution to employees.
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National and regional Fourth of July observances varied across towns
Providence Rhode Island reports multiple military units attending church services and delivering sermons on Independence Day. Notable figures and groups include United Fain of Artillery, Light Infantry Regiment, Burnside Battalion, Ives Post GAR, and Lieut Govern or Sisson with receptions and speeches. Augusta Georgia describes a large southern Fourth celebration with eight companies, bands, and a welcoming address. Bangor Maine notes a strawberry festival and no public observance. Newport Rhode Island notes artillery and Artillery Veterans observances with sermons. New York reports President Grant attending the unveiling of a soldiers monument in Hightstown New Jersey.
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Death of Hon. Thomas B. Florence in Washington
Washington July 3 Hon Thomas B Florence former congressman from Philadelphia died tonight at age ? He was born January 26 1812 and began as a hatter later editing Democratic papers and serving as Secretary of the Pennsylvania Board of Controllers of Public Schools. Florence served in Congress 1850 1859 on Naval Affairs and Invalid Pensions and later edited national periodicals and led Philadelphia political conventions.
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Indian Territory murder cases loom in Fort Smith reports
Col Bowtbirt from Indian Territory notes twenty seven criminal cases disposed of at Fort Smith Arkansas. Eight convicted of murder in first degree. two youths aged seventeen and nineteen to be hanged September third. A negro killed after conviction while escaping. Widespread outlawry and ten killings near Fort Smith. Cherokee nation roils between Ross and Downing factions with conspiracy rumors. Nez Perces and Bannock allied against Sioux. Horse-stealing incident near Little Passagie Nebraska ends with two deaths and recapture. Yale letter hints at Red Cloud Agency inquiry and awaits committee action.
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Revenue Collector Seizes Distilleries in Missouri and Texas
St Louis reports that in the Ozark hills of Phelps county a second district revenue collector seized several distilleries. A Texas collector in Harrison county seized a large distillery and arrested the proprietors for peach brandy and whiskey that never conformed with the law.
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Wreck plan charges touch Union crew in San Francisco
Cant Lindeil and John Dean chief mate of the bark Union, missing on Puget Sound since May 7, were arrested on insurer charges of wilful wrecking. The mate implicates the captain in deliberate destruction. The Union valued at about $8000 and insured for $15,000.
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Recaptured Lowry gang member George Applewhite jailed in Goldsboro
New York dispatch reports George Applewhite, once death sentenced for Sheriff King’s murder and escapee with the Lowry gang, has been recaptured and is jailed in Goldsboro North Carolina. A $6000 reward remains for his body, dead or alive, making him the last of the Lowry gang.
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Democratic State Convention Adjourns With Mixed Reaction
San Francisco reports the Democratic State Convention adjourned amid general satisfaction but limited enthusiasm. The Bulletin notes the Central Pacific Railroad Company influenced the event. The Fourth District Congressional Convention nominated P. D. Wiggerson for Congress.
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Severe rain storm delays rail traffic east of St Louis
The Republican's Kansas City special reports the nation's most severe rain storm in years east of St Louis over the past forty eight hours. Railroads are damaged with trains delayed or suspended.
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Prominent witness Willis Russell slain in Louisville
Willis Russell, noted witness against the Owen county Ku Klux and former state bailiff and deputy U S marshal, was assassinated last night in Louisville. An unknown attacker fired buckshot through a window, killing him.
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American troops ordered to cross Rio Grande to aid Cristo
A New Orleans report says American forces have been ordered to move from Brownsville to cross the Rio Grande and assist Mexican General Cristo in keeping the peace against Cortina sympathizers. The disclosure reflects wartime alignment and border tensions in the July period.
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Million Defalcation Charge Denied by Alexander Erwin
Philadelphia July 4 special says Alexander Erwin accused of defrauding $1,000,000 from Mr Morris denies the charge and claims Morris lost his money in poor speculations.
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