Hygiene of the Army and Black Hills opposition in brief
A Boston Special describes the Army hygiene report by Assistant Surgeon John S. Billings noting gaps in law and regulation, army post conditions, and higher mortality from disease among fit soldiers. It also notes Chicago Custom House findings, Black Hills gold politics, and court proceedings in Beecher Tilton juror disputes with late evening adjournment.
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Tweed Loitering in Luxuries at Ludlow Street Jail
New York reports Tweed remains in Ludlow Street Jail, occupying a well furnished suite with reception room and bedroom. He declines visitors, enjoys fine wines, and expects to be restored to liberty after the ongoing bail reduction fight. He reads papers, consults counsel, and awaits Judge Donohue’s ruling while awaiting possible bail relief.
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Preparations for Executions at Thomaston Me Today
Wag ner and Gordon await death at Thomaston prison in Maine on schedule day. Both claim innocence and appear calm, with Gordon’s ill mother unable to interview him. Wagner has no relatives, plans likely burial in the prison yard. Visitors mass at the prison as guards note their cheerful, collected conduct.
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New York rowers win Amateur Championship race
In New York on June 24 a double scull race for the Amateur Championship of the United States and a $1000 prize was held on the Harlem River. R B Bainbridge and Edward Smith of New York faced Chicago’s Wm B Curtis and Grand Haven’s Frank Yates. Curtis and Yates won easily after a collision damaged the New Yorkers, time 19.52.
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Illness of Lady Franklin and assorted news
Lady Franklin is hopelessly ill and bade farewell to the Pandora's commander who sought relief for Franklin exploration. The Sun report of Gladstone resuming Liberal leadership is denied. Marquis of Lorne and wife Joacee Louise plan a tour of the United States. Canada Copyright Bill passes second reading in the Lords. Irish and American rifle teams practice at Dollymount. Grand Lodge banquet honors visiting marksmen with guests from Nova Scotia Portugal Canada New York Virginia Illinois.
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Great floods strike Paris region and Tarn Garonne damage
Paris reports spreading inundation as the Garonne rises four miles wide and floods Verdun Tarbes and Montauban areas. Bridges at Toulouse destroyed, crops ruined, railway service interrupted. Relief funds of 20000 francs approved. Gambetta banquet marks anniversary with call for continued republican progress.
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Count Von Arnim Convicted of Abstraction of State Papers
Berlin June 24 The Kammergericht convicted Count Von Arnim of abstracting state papers with intent to deprive the state of documents entrusted to him. He was sentenced to nine months in prison, with one month already served. The court found no ground for embezzlement or offences against public order. The removal of documents from Paris was not punishable. the offense lay in retaining and moving them to Carlsbad. The United States fleet news noted arrivals of Franklin and Alaska frigates. Carlist victory claimed in Castile with nine Alfonsist officers captured. Financial notes from London Paris Frankfort and Liverpool report rate stable Bank of England bullion increase and various bond quotes.
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Trade and Shipping Woes Spark Peru Crisis Rumors
Dispatches report Peru imposes a thirty cent per quintal outward nitrate duty, aims to fund immigration, and US Guano Consignment Co surrenders import rights. A northern gale wrecks multiple ships off the coast, with about fifty drownings. heroic rescues save sixty. Potential revolution rumors in Magdalena and Cocuta valley earthquake note follow.
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Commencement News From Dartmouth and Distant Institutions
Dense reports describe Dartmouth and New London commencements with prizes awarded to J. H. Smith and others, processions led by bands, alumni dinners, and a ball at Culver Hall. New London features morning and afternoon exercises, campus decorations, and endowment plans urged by Rev. Dr Cummings. Separate notices cover Trinity College class day prizes, Wesleyan honorary degrees, and Wesleyan class graduates.
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Ovation as Norfolk Light Artillery Blues Return from Boston
The Norfolk Light Artillery Blues receive an immense homecoming at Fortress Monroe and Norfolk with a thirteen-gun salute from the William Crane, cheers from water battery and crowds, a parade to Academy Square, and speeches by Gen. Fitz Hugh Lee and local officials about reconciliation and renewed ties between North and South. Public figures praise the unit for representing Norfolk and Virginia in Boston.
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Democratic State Convention Nominates and Adopts Platform
The Democratic State Convention gathered with over 500 delegates. L. G. Kume of Tama County named temporary chair. H. B. Flakr of Dubuque became permanent president. Resolutions endorsed Jefferson and Madison doctrines, anti centralism, strict constitutional construction, civil rights, settler lands, salary restoration to 25 000, three-term opposition, currency stability, tariff revenue focus, repeal of liquor prohibition, and a practical license law. Nominations included Shepard Leffler for governor and E B Woodward for lieutenant governor, W J Knight for supreme court, and A A Wright for superintendent of public instruction.
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Meetings of Universalists at Belfast Maine
The Universalist State Convention proceedings in Belfast include a large morning prayer and conference, a Women's Centenary Association meeting with reports and donations, a focus on temperance and education, donations from leaders, and a plan for mass conferences. Rockland selected for next annual session and Weatbrook Seminary visit authorized. The Congregational Conference in Augusta assigns statistics committee and notes finances. Thurston elected Secretary of the Maine Missionary Society and Bowdoin College endowment efforts discussed. Conference adjourns to meet in Portland next year.
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Police raid on Happy Alley nets multiple drunks
In Globbecster Massachusetts police raided dens at Happy Alley and arrested Mary Foley Sarah McDonald Margaret Tracey and Mark King. Foley received six months in the Workhouse while the others were sentenced to four months in the House of Correction. Bridget King was fined 5320 for supplying liquor and jailed for non payment. Daniel O Connor and Margaret Shields drew four months for vagrancy.
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Wesleyan Crew Arrives at Saratoga for Lake Practice
Wesleyan rowers reached Saratoga in the afternoon and settled at Lake-Ramsdell’s with three boats a new six oared shell a gig and a pair oars. Only substitute Sewell accompanies the crew five colleges represented on the Lake and Dartmouth expected tomorrow. Crews from Columbia Cornell Hamilton Union and Wesleyan will practice on the Lake.
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Balloon voyage ends safely after dramatic Lake Ontario rescue
Barnum's balloon, which departed Toronto yesterday, was picked up today five miles off Point Peter on Lake Ontario. All crew survive after four harrowing days clinging to the basket as the balloon was dragged at high speed through the water.
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Break in the Panama Railroad and Central American claims
The Panama Railroad traffic was halted for two days due to a serious break. The Omaha sailed from Calleo on June 6 for Panama and the Ossipee left Aspinwall on June 10 for Greytown. Costa Rica rejects Nicaragua’s arbitration proposal on disputed questions. the President will seek congressional decision. U S demands for Honduras over insults to its Consul and flag at Omoa during the Streber bombardment have been amicably settled.
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Disastrous gale tears down Bradford Town Hall building
A furious June gale toppled Bradford Town Hall and damaged many structures. A grammar school sheltered in the basement with nine scholars and one teacher. three pupils, Charles Wilson, Herbert Cockerline, and J Kilpatrick, were injured, one pupil Alexander died after bricks and timbers collapsed on him. Others lost roofs or were partially blown down.
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Incendiary Fires Hit Mills in Mystic and Frederick
Incendiary blaze at Mystic destroys Norwood Woollen Company buildings including a dye house storage room and shop with losses near 109000. In Frederick Maryland Reel's Mills flour mills burned with stock loss around 75500 plus partial insurance. Fire damage reports include Liberty Street offices in New York with stock losses estimated at 100000 and other buildings affected.
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