Postal Changes For The Last Week Rumors Of Berlin Mission
New England postal changes show establishments at Parlin Pond Somerset Me and Sprague's Mill Aroostook Me plus new postmasters Charles UC White Orgus Penobscot Me Frank P Goss Potter Place Merrimac NH Reese Owen South Seabrook Rockingham NH John Whitcomb North Williston Crittenden NY Thomas W McIlroy Leeds Island Conn A Berlin mission rumor arises Stanley Matthews eyed for Berlin but unlikely. Ramsey of Minnesota favored by the President Evarts Sherman Schurz back Henderson of Missouri supported by rivals. Speaker Randall under oath denies Williams assertions and is to be exonerated. Cox nominated to DC Supreme Court. Burnham named to supervise steam vessel inspections. rumor Evarts to resign as Minister to England, Welsh to be replaced.
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Istrian Collision With Spanish Steamer Sinks Guillermo
The British steamer Istrian from Liverpool to Boston collided with the Spanish steamer Guillermo four miles southeast of the Skerries. Guillermo caught fire and sank. most of her crew were saved by an Irish vessel. Captain and several crew injured and a number missing, believed aboard a Dublin-bound steamer.
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Bassett Found Guilty of Murder in Second Degree
In Bridgeport Connecticut on March 1 Judge Loomis charged the jury. The panel returned after about an hour and twenty minutes with a verdict of guilty of murder in the second degree. Sentence imposed by Judge Sanford was life imprisonment at Weathersfield. A motion for a new trial may be filed after new evidence was cited. The court gave until next Thursday to prepare the motion.
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Fire devastates Reno as wind causes massive blaze
A fierce western gale engulfed western Reno in a three hour blaze, destroying most of the business district and several depots, hotels, churches, and stores. Five lives are reported lost, with about 1 million dollars in damage and only 150 thousand dollars insured. Rescue efforts continued amid widespread homelessness and fear for the town’s future.
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Legislature adjourns with veto threat over double mileage
The Augusta Legislature planned final adjournment but the Governor withholds approval of Senate and House payroll resolves citing constitutional objections to double mileage. He may veto both resolves, prompting both houses to adjourn over with the House delaying to Monday and the Senate to Tuesday.
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Veto message on anti Chinese bill read after Yellow Fever bill
The House received the Presidents veto message on the anti Chinese bill around 8 PM but did not read it until after 11 PM as members were occupied with the Yellow Fever bill. The Clerk read the full message beginning with THE MESSAGE.
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