Competitive Exam System Sought For Deputy Comptroller Role
The Competitive Examination System is to be used for Deputy Comptroller of the Currency candidates. Current efficient officers in the office refuse to compete, arguing the appointment should come from already well tried senior staff.
Death of Judge John H. McCann Ends Notable Career
Judge John H. McCann dies at his New York residence after a long illness and stress from political trials. Born in Ireland in 1825, he rose from cabinet maker to lawyer and judge, served in the Thirty-seventh Regiment, and built a fortune with strong library and political ties. Funeral mass to be held at St Peter's Catholic Church.
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Ratification of Franco German evacuation treaty approved
Paris notes report the National Assembly ratified the peace treaty with only four dissenting votes, providing for German troop evacuation of France. A loan bill to fund the treaty obligations will be shown in the Assembly tomorrow. President Thiers hosted Lieut Grant and discussed American figures. Two Communists were executed at Satory. A 40 million franc loan was arranged with the Bank of France.
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Republicans to vote for Cortes on August 4 in Spain
Mapp July 6 Republicans reconsider abstaining while monarchy lasts in Spain and will participate in elections for Cortes on August 4. A Carlist group seized a mail train near Lerida, the provincial capital, burning several important government documents aboard.
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Ex-Minister Catacazy On Gen Grant Reveals
A London letter states Catacazy before death wrote a pamphlet with terrible revelations about General Grant's administration. A seller offered it to the Echo, which prints the letter but offers no response. Wideman admits the venture and talks with a New York editor for publication.
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A NEW MOVEMENT AGAINST JUAREZ AND MONTEREY SIEGE THE SITUATION
July 5 Matamoros dispatch reports Diaz government foes unite as Lerdoistas back Juarez claim while Diaz denies proclamation. Trevino besieges Saltillo and Monterey. Cevallos heads toward Monterey as Durango falls and tariffs shift. Cevallos halted arming New York recast.
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German ships threaten Port-au-Prince and demand indemnity
A Port-au-Prince letter reports two German men of war threatened the town and seized two Haytien vessels but left after the German commander received 3000 pounds in cash as indemnity for damages to German citizens. The Haytien Legislature agreed to pay American claims over twenty years as Americans consider sending naval vessels to follow the German example.
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Adams Rejects Candidature for Presidency and Entreaties
The World recounts Geneva interview with Charles Francis Adams on the presidential race. Adams condemns managed candidatures, reiterates refusal to seek office, and cites his prior letter outlining conditions for any potential acceptance. The interview notes Adams’s wary stance toward Greeley, while praising state rights, and mentions Caleb Cushing without notable detail.
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Commencement Week In Northeastern Colleges
Burlington Vermont July 7 The Sixty-eighth University of Vermont and State Agricultural College commencement began with a Baccalaureate by President Buckham and an evening address by President McCosh of Princeton College both drawing large audiences. New Haven July 6 Yale opens with a Baccalaureate sermon by President Porter on culture and religion followed by farewell to graduates. Hartford July 7 Trinity College begins with a Baccalaureate sermon by President Jackson with main exercises set for Thursday and Stewart Ford addressing the House on Wednesday.
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Charles Clinton Dies After Train Collision in Mippletown
Charles Clinton, 63, was struck by a train in Mippletown, N. Y., last night and fatally injured. He was an inventor of several patents including the steam safety valve and locomotive spark-catcher. He built a second building in New York. SPRINGFIELD, MASS., JULY 7. John Simons, a freight brakeman on the Boston and Albany Railroad, fell from a train and was killed at Russell this afternoon.
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