Supreme Court ruling over secretary power in war claim dispute
The DC Supreme Court ruled the Treasury Secretary has no discretion over accounting officers’ findings on George F. Werk’s vessel loss claim. Boutwell intends to appeal to the US Supreme Court. The decision ends department overreach disputes. a U.S. ruling is anticipated to be affirmed. Thirty three whaling ships were crushed or abandoned by Arctic ice near Cape Navarino to end in total loss.
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South Carolina Bond Swindle Rumor Sweeps Streets
Citizens accuse Radical authorities of a vast bond over issue led by state financial agent Kempton. Reports claim $41,000,000 have been misused or renewed repeatedly, draining funds while little or none is paid to Columbia. The matter remains muddled but strongly alleged as fraud.
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Campaign Fever and Election Security Tactics
The nation braces for voting day with heightened activity and fears of tampering. Reports describe schemes to substitute ballot boxes after polls close, Gov. Hoffman coordinating with Gen. Shaler and others to guard armories, and banks and offices delaying business until late morning. Voter registration totals, Tweed’s vindication stance, and ward speeches by O Conor and Charles O Conor punctuate a tense political scene.
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Wall Street views on New York Tammany election
Special correspondence from New York cites Wall Street’s split brokers between legitimate traders and fraudsters while noting many noble financiers like Clowes Cooke and Hatch. Henry Bowen predicts Tammany victory in city races with Reformers gaining in the Seventh District and Brooklyn contests amid talks of election fraud and large investor caution.
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Boiler explosion at Portsmouth railroad depot claims lives
A Portsmouth despatch reports a boiler explosion at the railroad depot during coal intake. George Walkner was blown fifty feet and killed, fireman Adam Scoilling instantly died, Henry Burt and Adam Wansler injured, boiler fragments and the wrecked depot cause widespread damage, with debris sweeping roofs and riverfront areas.
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Testimonial to Minister Washbourne in Paris and Paris murder trial
Paris reports show Americans delivering a silver tea service and dinner set to Minister Washburne with an address praising his public service and aid to Americans during the siege. The Commune murder trial of Versaillist generals Lecompte and Thomas begins, drawing crowds and interest.
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New Ministry Forming and Its Firm Policy in Vienna
Vienna reports the formation of a new ministry led by Baron Von Kellersperg with Holzegethen Destremayer Deplener and Vhlimezky in key posts. The policy rejects compromise and continues pursuit of Hohenwart’s retirement. Bohemia Moravia Carniola Upper Austria and Galicia diets to be dissolved once government is settled. Prague meanwhile hears imperial insistence on imperial law supremacy and warns Bohemian Diet against defiance.
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International copyright debate heats up in Times columns
The Lospon dispatch notes a sharp turn in the authors rights controversy as the Times plans to close its columns to further communications on the subject. A libel suit has arisen from the dispute with Mrs Norton filing against one of the writers involved.
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Powers of the Emperor Increased in War Fund Bill
The Reichstag passed the War Fund bill as Prince Bismarck urged strengthening the state to empower the Emperor to act promptly under adverse circumstances. The measure, recommended by the Emperor, would leave His Majesty unshackled and enable Prussia to act offensively or defensively with no current complications.
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Impending Attack on Government Spurs Cortes Discussion
Mapriv Nov 4 It is believed Republicans led by Senor Zorilla will attack the Government in the Cortes next week over how to deal with the International Society. Sagasta backs the Government, Zorilla opposes. A compromise appears impossible as the issue threatens rupture among conservatives. International markets briefly noted with unsettled bonds and commodities.
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Venezuelan revolutionists face defeat as Parra captured
Havana dispatch reports Gen Parra captured with steamer and supply after attempting to land at San Fernando. Orinoco may be blockaded as 1500 government troops move to retake Ciudad Bolivar. Blanco commands a large western army and seeks to buy Gen Herrera. New taxes levy ten cents per hundred pounds on all goods. A government ammunition brig arrived at Languagr a from New York.
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Oct 23 reports a quiet country with a large coffee crop priced at nine dollars per quintal. The Hornet case remains pending. The Spanish Consul has sent for Havana instructions. The Swatara is expected home. Oct 24 from Santo Domingo notes a two‑body revolutionary army under Cabral and Pemental planning a combined attack on Azua while Baez tours the north.
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Eastern Queen Collides With Schooner Off Brandywine Light
The steamer Eastern Queen collided with a schooner near Brandywine Light. The captain was knocked overboard but rescued. One man injured as the steamer lost bulwarks and part of the upper deck while the schooner lost its bow sprit. The steamer proceeded to New York today.
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