Marquis de Noailles Arrives, Presents Credence to President
Marquis de Noailles arrived last night and presented his letter of credence to the President today. He will depart immediately for Newport where his family will spend the summer.
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Geneva Arbitration Board Faces Months of Work
London July 24 Reliable information says the Geneva Board of Arbitration cannot close within three or four months. The tribunal continues discussing England's liability to the United States for damages caused by Confederate cruisers. The English agent insists the government did all within law to prevent privateers from leaving Britain. Debates are animated yet focused. The board holds no session today.
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Ministerial Banquet Reported as London Event
London reports say the Foreign Office received Livingstone despatches dated November last. Parliament will be updated Monday when Stanley, bearer of more Doctor Livingstone communications, is expected in London. A ministerial banquet is noted in Marseilles.
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Three Communists to Be Executed at Satory
Three communists condemned by court martial for taking part in the Rue Saxo hostage killings are to be shot at Satory tomorrow morning. Three other death sentences were commuted to imprisonment with hard labor. Also reported are coal miners in Nord and Pas de Calais striking, with disturbances in Denis and Douai and troops sent to mines nearby.
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Cholera Epidemic Abating Across Russia
Reports from various parts of Russia indicate the cholera is abating with a noticeable drop in deaths. The tally for the past week shows 126 deaths nationwide, including 32 in Moscow and 54 in Odessa.
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Railroad concession ratified as Sonora moves toward Tucson
From San Francisco dated July 24 the steamer Montana reports Sonora's Legislature ratifies a concession to a California company for a Guyamas to Tucson railroad. United States Consul Willard departs for Mexico City with documents for Juarez, while revolutionaries pillage towns in Sinaloa and Mazatlan Federal troops execute thirty eight insurgents in Mazatlan.
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The Freshman Race at the River Regatta
The Freshman race began after 9:30 with Wesleyan leading from the start and finishing first in 17 minutes 7.2 seconds. Amherst was second, Brown third, and the Yale Scientifics fourth amid cheers and a declared but moot foul claim by Amherst.
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Amherst Triumphs Over Harvard In Regatta On The Hudson
Amherst defeats Harvard by a wide margin in a late afternoon regatta on the river, finishing in sixteen minutes thirty two and one fifth seconds. Yale and other crews follow as Amherst celebrates with hats tossed and cheers, while spectators and local clubs praise the course and arrangements. Biglin shows aquatically in support, and bets surface among Williams and Springfield clubs amid a lively postrace scene.
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Ten Thousand Dollars' Worth of Diamonds Stolen
A wealthy diamond merchant Jerome L Babe reports the loss of $10,000 in rough diamonds from an inside pocket on Fifth Avenue. He offers $1,000 reward and suspects an elegantly dressed woman in jewelry dealing. police expected to identify her, a known wife of a famed English burglar. Babe built wealth from mining and trade, with a stock that dwarfs the loss. The Barnard impeachment and Erie Railroad news follow in this broad New York dispatch.
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Greeley Brown Flags Flaunted in Biddeford Rally
Biddeford Maine hosts a large outdoor meeting with two campaign flags raised at 8 pm for Greeley and Brown. Hon T H Hubbard decries corruption, praising reform and unity under Baltimore and Cincinnati banners as 4,000 to 5,000 residents gather in City Square.
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