Madrid unrest threatens U S over reclamation terms
The National Republican reports a Madrid despatch describing street passion and a mob against the United States over minister Sickles passports. Authorities dispersed the crowd after hours of tension. Fears arise that Castelar's government could fall if it yields full reclamation terms.
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Execution of Ryan Varona and others by Spanish soldiers witnessed
Capt MacArthur describes the morning march from the jail to the execution site. Varona and Ryan were killed after resisting kneeling. Ryan's heart was pierced by a sword. Bodies were left, then their heads burned on fires and paraded through the city as Spanish troops occupied the telegraph. Foreign vessels and consuls were denied news. Cuban captives included Gen Quesada’s son and two other youths aboard the Virginius with Jamaican youths.
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Treason Scandal in Havana Sees Six NYC Passengers Convicted
The Morro Castle reports Havana boarding after arrival on November 12. Six of seventeen New York steerage passengers were found with secret treasonous letters and were declared guilty. Express agent Bambalier, condemned to death, died as the ship departed. Broad executions followed, with about forty patriots shot on the island.
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Slaughter of Capn Fry and crew at Santiago de Cuba
Details of the Virginius affair report 37 crewmen shot in the public square after capture. Capt Fry and others were tried and condemned at Santiago de Cuba. Fry protested to the U S Consul Schmitt as guards taunted him and the Consul faced insult from authorities.
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Internal Revenue Report Details 1873 Tax Receipts and Changes
The report outlines total receipts from all sources for the year ending June last at 114,075,456 with $52,346 in drawbacks and refunds of 618,607. It breaks down duties on distilled spirits, tobacco and manufactured goods, noting increases and offsets from tax changes, export shipments, and impositions on liquor. It also covers production figures, district plan reforms, collector salaries, penalties, and documentary stamp redemption plans through 1873.
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Prairie fires burn near Atchison and Avondale houses
A Saturday prairie fire spread sixty miles from Atchison across country, burning six miles of Central Branch ties and several small bridges, with numerous fences and homes lost. In Avondale Ohio Theodore Prager's residence burned for about 20000 dollars, and Fred Dallas pottery burned for about 20000 dollars. Near New Orleans A W Wacker residence and a plantation outhouse burned for about 50000 dollars.
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City of Boston Fire Off Mantinicook Point
The steamer City of Boston on the Norwich line was found afire around 6 p m Thursday, flames in the donkey boiler room. Prompt crew action, assisted by the captain and chief mate, extinguished the blaze with little damage. An unknown schooner collided with the steamer, tearing rail and upper works on the port side before continuing. The ship reached New London around midnight.
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