Prosecution of City Druggists Highlights Tax Law Confusion
The raid on local apothecaries exposes legislative confusion and errant enforcement. About two hundred druggists face U S Commissioner accusations of fraud, though they argue laws are inconsistently interpreted. They stamp goods not always requiring stamps, question what counts as broken packaging, and cite late or absent circulars. The dealers seek trial or appeal to Washington to clarify the government’s intent.
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Goods Civil Service Reform and Regatta on the Potomac
Treasury warns importers over five percent discount and two and one half percent commission masking a smaller two and a half percent duty evasion. Civil Service Examiners to meet the 25th to set rules. regatta of Anacostan Boat Club on Potomac near Georgetown draws large crowds. naval orders shift duty and personnel. political debate and a legislative vote miscount fuel ongoing filibuster before adjournment.
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Prospect Park trotting meet endures rain amid crowds
At Prospect Park trotting meet over 2000 spectators endured threatening skies and a torrent of rain during the last race. Jefferson won the opening $2000 purse over five heats, then Jennie and Purity led the next event, and Lucy and Maid powered the feature for $4000. Other items report dock obstructions, a legal decision on James K. Place, Masonic revisions, Bowen mutiny inquiries, a sudden death, Joe Coburn arrest, junior baseball, Richard A. Reading’s death, Central Pacific earnings, and Rutgers female graduates.
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Thiers backs republic in French assembly action
In Versailles on June 8 the National Assembly postponed Thiers's term extension. Thiers favors a future republic. The assembly voted 448 to 113 to declare valid the elections of the Duke d Aumale and the Prince de Joinville, amid debate on Orleans princes and proscription.
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Napoleon and Eugenie in French Restoration Talks
London June 8 It is stated that Empress Eugenie discounts schemes to restore Napoleon to the French throne. Napoleon remains taciturn and avoids discussion of France’s future government while Prince Napoleon campaigns to represent Corsica in the French Assembly with visible party support.
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Solemn funeral at Notre Dame for Commune clerical victims
Paris June 7 funeral rites for five clerical victims of the Commune were held at Notre Dame. A grand catafalque bore Archbishop alongside Duguery Suret Grand Vic ar Becourt Sabatier Coffure. Procession, black decorations, and military honors marked the solemn service as crowds watched.
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Episcopal Diocesan Convention elects delegates to Balti more
In Brandon the Episcopal Diocesan Convention named clerical delegates Rev A H Bailey D D Sheldon Rev J Isham Bliss Fairhaven Rev Malcom Douglass D D Windsor and Rev Roger S Howard D D Northfield to the general convention in Baltimore this October. Lay delegates include Hon Timothy Redfield Montpelier J H Williams Bellows Falls J E Higgins Brandon and Hon Vic tor Atwood St Albans with alternates listed. Standing Committee members were Rev Josiah Jewatt D D Fairfax Rev J N Fairbanks Brandon Rev N F Putnam St Albans Hon Harmon Can field Arlington J W Ellis Montpelier and H B Smith Milton.
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General Peremptorily Declines Presidency Candidacy
Letter published in New York declares the general has never been a candidate for president. He states he will not run, even if unanimously elected, and would decline to serve for either party. He notes prior misreports of a Union League Club supper speech.
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Patti Arrives in Jamaica En Route to England
June 8 band reports Carlotta Patti arrived from Panama and set for England. In Tilpa, Koyaca, government troops defeated insurgents with heavy losses. 1000 troops in action and 80 insurgents killed. Illinois wrecked at sea with crew saved. Resaca returns to Panama disappointed in canal search, en route home.
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Paris Banker M Mires Dies Amid War News
News briefs report the Paris banker M Mires dead and fair English weather but crops unfavorably affected. South Africa diamond fields remain encouraging. Rumor says Count de Chambord arrived in Boulogne and the Khiva campaign is finished. Marquis Gallifet shot in Paris. Ascot Cup won by Mortimer over Verdure. Rossel and Courbet reportedly unearthed in Paris as insurgent trials loom.
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National association opposes secret societies meets in Worcester
The National Association opposed to secret societies convened in Worcester for a three day meeting with speeches by leaders including President Blanchard of Illinois and Sider Bernard author of Light on Masonry. Abduction and murder of Morgan cited, with Rev Strattom declaring Free Masonry incompatible with the Constitution. Officers elected include Gen. J. W. Phelps as President and W L Partridge as Secretary. The convention closes tomorrow.
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Weather contrasts mark broad atmospheric shift across regions
The barometer falls along the Pacific coast and Rockies with Missouri Valley declines, rises on the Gulf, South Atlantic, Great Lakes, and Middle Atlantic, and stays low in New England. Cool temps north of the Ohio Valley, rain ends in Middle and Eastern States. Northerly winds run from Lake Ontario to Tennessee, westerly toward Mississippi, southerly along the Atlantic coast. Southern Florida dusts off, Chesapeake Bay sees broader clouds, interior mostly clear to partly cloudy.
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