Radical defeat in New Hampshire reshapes state leadership
A Concord dispatch reports the Radical party heavily defeated after yesterday's election. Voters across cities backed Gov Weston and the Democratic ticket, signaling likely Democratic control of the next House. Gains in towns and wards intensified the shift, with Nashua wards showing mixed outcomes and Gilford electing two Democrats. Radical leaders concede a small Democratic majority in the House may emerge.
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Gladstone to Resume Liberal Leadership in 1875
London reports that if health permits Gladstone will again lead the Liberal party in 1875. Cabinet members met to accept the temporary leadership of the Marquis of Hartington at Gladstone’s request, while some Liberals favor Vernon Harcourt or Robert Lowe. The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh arrive Thursday. London docks and Woolwich Arsenal celebrate with a holiday and a flag decorated procession route to Buckingham Palace. Crown prosecutions begin in Limerick for alleged life insurance fraud against New York Life. British losses in Africa are 16 killed and 368 wounded in the Ashantee expedition. Personal notes follow.
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Marshal Serrano assumes command in north Carlist war
Madrid March 11 Marshal Serrano has taken supreme command of the forces fighting the Carlists in the north. General Moriones has resigned his post in the Army of the North due to illness.
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Global Financial and Cotton Market Summary
London markets show Consols at 92 9.24, New York Central at 95, London rates 92 92J, Paris Rentes at 601, Frankfort U.S. bonds at 52 05, cotton in Liverpool remains quiet with 12,009 bales traded. About 6,800 bales were American and cotton arrivals expected steady with no transactions today.
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Interchange of Courtesies With American Naval Officers
Havana reports detail Admiral Case visiting the Captain-General and vice versa with staff in decorated uniforms. Exchanges occurred with Spanish Admiral Arapiles and Case. Rumors speak of a battle near Nuevitas Principe. Portillo’s forces retreating with 800 dead and three guns, and 2000 troops dispatched to Nuevitas. Cuban railway cuts reported. ex President Cespedes death seen as not hindering Cuban cause. O'Neal of Philadelphia pardoned by Jovellar in Havana.
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Noted Convicts and Court News Highlight The Beecher Buddington Dispute
A retrospective glimpse covers Simmons changing from fashionable attire to striped suit as Stokes cleans it up, plus stock speculation notes, a prison library fund drive, the Beech er Buddington quarrel, a call for a Congregational council, and the King murder trial among other items.
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