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Foreign reports describe disastrous floods in England with massive property damage and a London failure causing liabilities around a million dollars. Political and social items cover Radical opposition to Prince's India tour funding, dynastic visits, French Assembly debates, and potential American participation in Wimbledon shooting. Domestic notes recount Saratoga collegiate sports, an Indiana asylum transfer, book trade sessions, a bank robbery exemp tion, new rate talks, women voting rights in presidential elections, a Louisville tax default, Kansas horse headway crimes, Washington postal irregularities, Rhode Island census completion, fire losses, and local incidents including a drowning rescue and a stabbing.
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District Attorneyship Change Rumors Rise In Grant Era
Reports say ex Governor Wells a Virginia native now a city resident will be U S District Attorney here replacing Fisher. Attorney General Williams urged the move, President Grant declined removing Fisher, cabinet members back the recommendation by Pierrepoint. Fisher and allies vow to press for suspension but likely fail. Coinage and the cotton crop also noted.
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Prizes Presented at Saratoga Regatta Week Festivities
A large audience gathered at the United States Hotel for the prize ceremony after the college regatta. Gov Hoffmann praised college support and 20 000 in attendance. Commodore Garrison hosted a grand banquet with congratulatory speeches as Cornell crews prepare to depart for Ithaca. Vanderbilt line car arranged for the victorious crew. Yale Captain Cook confirms this was his last university race. Saratoga lauds the regatta as the week’s grand success.
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New Tactics of Snatch Thieves Spark City Crime War
New York papers detail bold robberies and clever ruses by burglars and snatch thieves. Plumbers disguise entrances to homes, as detectives track suspects including a man named Frank Moss, while Mrs Van Slack and Mrs Dancer provide identifications. The Langston Purvis clash over Howard University truths is noted along with financial collapses and a Lafayette statue arrival. Indictments for perjury target Leader and Price in Brooklyn. murder suspect arrests in Brooklyn follow a death from stabbings.
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Bangor Meeting Opens With Notable Heat Wins At Trotting Park
Bangor reports a strong July meet with Silver Eye winning the 2.50 class in three straight heats, Brick and Mabel placing. The 2.37 class saw Red Jacket win with Fred Logan second and Togus Boy third. A 12-entry sweepstakes and a final consolation race are highlighted as the meet progresses. New York events include Faithless winning a dash for two-year-olds at Long Branch and a slate of stakes with times listed for Ascension, Gyptis, Finework, Katie Pearce, and others.
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Monster turtle-like creature nets in New London harbor
The fishing smack Sylvan Glen tows in a monster animal off Montauk Point. Seven feet long and two feet thick with eight foot fins, a turtle head full of elastic teeth, a light neck, jet black ridged back, gutta percha like shell, weight 800 to 1000 pounds.
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Floods sweep across England and Wales in heavy rains
Immense dam bursts in Cinderford Valley Gloucestershire renewing danger to Forest of Dean. Monmouthshire floods devastate factory and dwellings as rivers rise. boats seen in Monmouth town streets. Wales suffers damage with towns Brigend and Banbury impacted. thirteen drown in Duncarvan reserve pond. Rail foundations feared near Ross Monmouth Wye lines. House of Commons debates Prince of Wales tour expenses. Canada Copyright bill passes second reading. American riflemen unsettled about Wimbledon participation. Gildersleeve accepts British cup. Slave trade treaty with Zanzibar concluded. rumors of Cuban war settlement denied. Lambert Brothers & Scott collapse with $1,000,000 liabilities. Victoria Theatre bought for religious use. Moody and Sankey to sail August 4 bound for New York.
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Great Political Crisis in Paris Assembly Debate
In the National Assembly M Savary defended measures against Bonapartism and attacked Rouber. Buffet defended the Police Prefect amid partisan clashes. Dufaure warned against Bonapartist danger. Gambetta claimed ministerial divergence. Buffet denied it. A 455 to 3 vote passed, left abstained. Times notes government now aligned with the Right, Bonapartists claim victory as sittings determine future power.
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Imperial Guest Arrives as German Emperor Visits Austrian Ruler
News wires report the German Emperor as a guest of the Austrian Emperor in Vienna. Financial updates from London show stock and bullion movements, with U S bonds quoted and various consols at 94 44. Paris reports Rentes steady as Bank of France notes a weekly drop in gold reserves. Liverpool cotton prices mixed with bids for American imports and buoyant breadstuffs. wheat and corn quotes listed. Antwerp notes petroleum prices in francs for fine pale American grade.
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Insane father of Robert Dale Owen travels seeking aid
The Cincinnati Gazette correspondent meets Ernest Dale Owen in Indianapolis. He describes Robert Dale Owen and Julian Dale as they arrived en route to the Indiana Insane Asylum. The elder Owen, recently recovering from typhoid like illness, shows signs of insanity as he rants about Breadalbane titles, Tennyson, Pocahontas, and plans for learning institutions. He longs to visit Philadelphia and asks the reporter to accompany him.
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National Division S of Temperance meeting at Providence
Strachan explains jurisdiction conflict in Australia and a secession issue is discussed. Committees are named for Youth Education, Greetings, Temperance Publications, and Obituaries. Delegates elected for the Dominion Temperance Convention in Montreal. next session to be held in Philadelphia. late evening debate on colored divisions ends with rejection.
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Band of Kansas horse thieves terrorizes border region
The Enaquirer's Topeka special reports a large organized gang in the Arkansas valley and along the Kansas border of Indian Territory. Leader Bur nett was captured in the Territory, escaped in Wichita, and is at large. Ten more thieves were captured near Dodge City with stolen stock, amid rising citizen furor. A Wichita jail break freed ten notorious thieves, Wallace Bennett among them, triggering pursuit and fear of a violent showdown within 24 hours.
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American Philological Association session in Newport
Providence July 15 The American Phi lological Association in Newport heard papers by O Keefe on The First Sentence of Cesar s Commentaries Ernst on The Construction of German Sentences Merriam on Recent Explorations in Troy and Cyprus and Marsh on Dissimulated Germinatives Today the association takes a Narragansett Bay excursion to Rocky Point for dinner Charles D Morris and professors from Yale and Columbia spoke this morning Marsh discussed Shakespeare s immaturity Hamlet At Rocky Point dinner Col Higginson presiding speeches by Dr Trumbull Hardenman Rogers and ex Gov Padelford
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ANOTHER REBELLION THREATENED IN CHINA THE FORMOSA WAR
San Francisco July 15 The steamship Great Republic arriving from Hong Kong Yokohama carries Rear Admiral Pennock and Asiatic squadron staff with dispatches from Hong Kong June 15 Shanghai 16 and Yokohama 24 Difficulties with Kashgar alarm the Pe King Cabinet rulers allied with Western emissaries aiming to topple Chinese rule Insurgent outbreaks in Formosa and Mantebooria persist with reported massacres and Chinese victories Two hundred savages killed The Hartford left Hong Kong June 1 for Singapore en route to the United States The Mikado plans a visit to the Island of Jesso in July
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Yale Salutatorian W. Curtis Wood Dies by Suicide
New Haven July 15. William Curtis Wood, salutatorian of Yale College Class of 1868, a brilliant scholar with an unblemished character, shot himself in a Tremont House room. He once tutored at the college but left due to heart disease and had been a graduate student in philosophy and arts. His death is attributed to despondency from ill health and perceived life failures.
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Plum mer arrives with promising PEI crop report
Halifax July 15 The steam yacht Plummer arrived from Portland. Prince Edward Island crop reports show healthy grain and a heavy hay crop. Ottawa July 15 Will owners at Chaudiere cut wages by twenty percent to keep mills running to season’s end.
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Central Vermont gains new treasurer and rail freight surge
ST. ALBANS VT July 15 H C Lockwood resigns as Treasurer of the Central Vermont Railroad under the Smith Board. D D Ranlett appointed in his place. GREENFIELD MASS July 15 Fitchburg Railroad division freight grows with eight extra daily freight trains on Vermont and Massachusetts routes. MANCHESTER NH July 15 3566 tons of coal discharged at Concord Railroad wharf Porto and transported over the road in five days last week. OMAHA July 15 Union Pacific freight earnings for June up over prior year by 81558 and for the first eight days in July up 66736 or more than 50 percent. NEW YORK July 15 Western rail freight agents in Chicago align Centennial tariff with Eastern roads.
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Thurston heiress elopes with hotel bartender
Miss Effie Thurston daughter of Thurston's Hotel owner Fall River Mass arrived in New York today with Geo Allen her father's bartender. Detained at his request awaiting friends, they planned to leave for California today.
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