Fire Widespread Wreckage on July 27 Across Several States
Across Fall River Massachusetts South Berwick Maine Portland Maine West Boylston Massachusetts Grand Rapids Michigan and Biddeford Maine fires caused extensive damage July 27. Barnard Mill loss under 1000 with no major insurance. Incendiary suspicions at South Berwick. Tate tannery Stroudwater burned with heavy losses. Warren barn at West Boylston lost stock and hay. Mears sawmill and logs burned at Mears Station. Cole barn at Biddeford damaged with modest loss.
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Constitutional Committee approves draft of new Constitution
The Constitutional Committee approves the entire draft of the new Constitution. A sub-committee will discuss with ministers whether West India colonies gain representation in the Assembly after the Cuba war ends. Colonies will be governed by special laws and have a Cortes representation. Elections to follow under a spectral system.
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Alarm in Oldham Mills and Ashton Closures
The Manchester Guardian reports an alarming situation with only six of 162 Employers' Association mills active in Oldham. In Ashton fifty mills shut, throwing 8000 workers out of employment. The Daily News notes a partial corn market relapse suggests harvest hopes may revive after weeks of rain, with grain prostrations from wind and rain.
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Royal tour to India faces public funding protest
London papers report the Prince of Wales royal voyage to India aboard the Serapis and Osborne leaving Portsmouth around October. Up to 400 guests aboard, with 1000 capacity, while workers denounce a 142000 grant. protests rise in Trafalgar Square Leeds and Northampton asking for full accounting before any public money is spent.
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Conference on Usages of War Planned for Spring 1876
The Golos reports that the government intends to convene a war usages conference with all powers except England having accepted invitations. The assembly is planned for the Spring of 1876, while crop reports note wheat in good average.
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Famine Denial Cited by Portuguese Official in Minho
An official Lisbon telegram reported by Mr Ricci denies famine in Minho province while acknowledging drought distress in Algarve. The Portuguese Government is employing needy people on public works as relief, a measure that meets with general satisfaction.
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Assembly Proceedings in Versailles Vote on Senate Bill
The Assembly decided by a large majority to proceed to the third reading of the bill organizing the Senate with final debate set for Monday. Budget consideration will resume tomorrow. A permanent committee to sit during the recess will be appointed Thursday.
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Insurgent bands dispersed near Nevesivne and Behk
Vienna July 27 The Governor of Bosnia telegraphs to the Porte that Turkish troops operations at Nevesivne and Behk have dispersed the insurgent bands near those locations.
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Olitipa wins Alabama Stakes at Saratoga July Race
Saratoga notes a large crowd as Olitipa, ch. f. by Leamington out of Olivia, defeats a field in the Alabama Stakes amid a day of racing including Countess taking a 500 dollar purse and Diavolo winning the steeplechase. The Travers Stakes and pool sales draw heavy betting and mixed results for bettors and bookmakers.
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Indiana Hospital Chief Links Owen Insanity to Other Causes
A Indiana State Hospital superintendent refutes ties between Robert Dale Owen’s insanity and spiritualism. He argues Owen’s delirium stems from predisposing or exciting factors unrelated to spiritualist theories or experiments, noting the subject has dropped from his thoughts. Philadelphia correspondence cites the Cincinnati Commercial.
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Brigham Young to Testify in Mountain Meadows Case
Court heard requests to depose Brigham Young and George A. Smith as legal questions dominated proceedings at Beaver Utah July 27. Lee’s confession blamed local leaders for Mountain Meadows massacre while Haight and Higbee were named as organizers. Young wept upon hearing the tale and voiced sorrow over the tragedy.
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Lawrence Mass Assessors Fix 1875 City Valuation At 24 Million
Lawrence Massachusetts announces city valuation for 1875 at 24,003,443 dollars, up 230,286. Municipal levy totals 426,400 with state and county taxes 26,260 and 15,039. Tax rate per thousand is 1.735. Twenty-two corporations assessed at 10,640,350, about 45 percent of all taxes, led by Pacific Mills at 3,800,000 followed by Atlantic 1,600,000 and Washington 1,500,000.
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