Treasury Calls Ten Million Bonds in 1862 Loan
The Treasury announces a call for ten million five twenty bonds from the 1862 loan, marking the 22nd call for the Syndicate. Amid racing notes, Harvard leads early, Cornell seizes a second mile edge, with Columbia and Yale close behind and Princeton afflicted by a crew illness. The field features Amherst, Brown, Wesleyan, Dartmouth, Williams, Bowdoin, Hamilton, and Union in a tense second mile.
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Storms Cause Damage Across Newburg and Nearby Towns
A July storm in Newburg and surrounding areas uprooted trees and overturned carriages, injuring several, while Highland Falls saw a house struck by lightning wounding children. Flood fears in Mississippi River basin eased though crops risked in bottom lands along Ohio and Wabash rivers.
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Yale and Harvard scullers clash in Saratoga race fallout
The single scull race at Saratoga, won by W F Weld Jr of Harvard with Julian Kennedy of Yale absent, prompts a rematch. Crowds flood town, Cornell flags fly as victors parade, banquets and prize ceremonies follow at Congress Hall, with Kennedy’s ornate silver cup and six crew cups showcased.
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French Assembly Rejects Move for New Nievre Election
In Versailles the Assembly rejected M. Hayentiens's motion to authorize a fresh election in the Nievre department within twenty days by a vote of 206 to 355. M. Rouher argued the Assembly lacks power to annul an election on mere documents while defending the republic against Bonapartist claims. He linked anti Bonapartist sentiment to a broader political struggle among Legitimists, Orleanists, and republicans. Gambetta denounced Bonapartists, invoking the blood of December, as political tensions rose with debates over constitutional legitimacy and party aims.
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American Rifle Team heads to London from Edinburgh
The American Rifle Team departed Edinburgh and will arrive in London tonight. Tents were pitched at Wimbledon yesterday and they will decide tomorrow on the latest National Rifle Association council proposition.
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Religious Liberty Clause Backed in Madrid Committee
In Madrid on July 14 a relgious liberty article in the new Constitution is expected to pass the Constitutional Committee 23 to 10 before final action. The measure could broaden protections for worship and church rights as part of constitutional guarantees.
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Belgian conflict warned as liberals may take up arms
London July 14 Belgium reports a bitter fight between Catholics and Liberals. If the Liberals fail to secure a majority in the next Chamber they are said to be prepared to appeal to arms.
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Emperor William in Munich Tracked by Crowd Welcome
In Munich the Emperor William arrived secretly this afternoon and was greeted by a large enthusiastic crowd. After dining at the railway station he moved on to Salsebnurg, with officials noting the visit as a quiet tour rather than a public ceremony.
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Brooklyn Clergy Urge Beecher Support Amid Conspiracy Claims
A Brooklyn letter from city ministers expresses sympathy for Henry Ward Beecher, denies charges against him as a wicked conspiracy, praises his Christian character, and prays for God’s peace. Signed by many clergymen on July 12, 1875, including all Baptist pastors in Brooklyn.
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Robbery by a Sanitary Inspector Affects Mrs Van Slack
New York July 14. A bold home robbery targeted Mrs Van Slack on Margin Street while her husband was away. A man posing as a sanitary inspector gained entry, gained her trust, overpowered her, and stole about $50 hidden in a pocket outside her skirt. A dog attacked the thief but he escaped as Mrs Van Slack fainted. The suspect is described as 22, with dark features, white straw hat, and affable manner. four such visitors claimed to be inspectors that week.
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Fire at Lawrence boarding house kills two workers
A blaze at 1 AM destroyed a shanty serving water works laborers, killing Andrew Gilman 16 and John Welch 35. Welch escaped once but returned for his trunk. both bodies found near the front door and buried at Catholic Cemetery vault. Suspect Lee arrested on incendiary grounds. other laborers left destitute and fed at the police station.
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New Jersey Midland Bondholders Hear Debt Gap Officials Report
At a meeting of first mortgage bondholders of the New Jersey Midland Railroad Company Hobart, a receiver, said assets total 5 582 650 dollars and liabilities about 8 000 000 dollars with prior liens around 360 000 dollars. McCullough said four month receipts exceeded expenditures and Wortendyke presented a long statement from 1873 to 1875 showing surpluses applied to interest. A committee of seventy to investigate the road's condition was ordered.
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