Officers Personal Public Debt Statement Treaty of Washington
Department reports and notices cover the Treaty of Washington matters with indictments against newspaper correspondents quashed and patent office issues reviewed. The National Bank and related topics are noted in continuing government updates.
Treasury debt and interest figures from 1870 report
Treasury figures show October Ist cash in the Treasury 62 260 663 999 87 with a year end debt increase for the month and a decrease since March 1 1869. Interest payments and unpaid interest are itemized, with notes on audits and Second Comptroller Brodhead’s completion of accounts 431 546 120 handled this year. Indictments against White and Ramsdell of the New York Tribune bureau are quashed for want of jurisdiction and will go to the Alice Court.
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Washington Street
C. M. Ellis, Iater
U. S
Mayor Hall in Arrest Warrant Fight Over City Funds
Historical news item reports George C. Barrett seeking a warrant for Mayor A Oakey Hall over alleged gross misdemeanor in diverting public funds. Affidavit by W S Copeland accuses fraudulent vouchers. judge shields the mayor, warrants possible if he fails to appear. Also mentions future warrants for Tweed and others and bank payments for police and precincts. Taxes and interest remitted details noted.
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Justice Bixby
Fifty-Seventh Street Police Court
A. Oakey Hall
Messrs Ingersoll
Garvey, Miller, Smith
Bollar
W.S. Copeland
Controller’s Office
Wm. M. Tweed
Stuyvesant Bank
Harper Brothers
Capt. Walsh
West Side Bank
Shoe and Leather Bank
Chamberlain Bradley
Sweden to Extend Compulsory Military Service and Deploy Troops
The government plans to expandCube era policy by extending compulsory military service and sending additional troops to bolster national defense. The move follows a formal reception speech to the King of Spain and signals broader measures for wartime readiness and regional stability.
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FENIAN ARRESTS IN IRELAND FOLLOWING DRILLING OPERATIONS
At Cork an illegal Fenian drilling raid led to arrests. Police discovered Snider rifles among suspects. Excitement rose as officers dispersed bands and seized weapons, with further arrests following the raid.
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Cork
Newcastle Troubles Prompt Arbitration Stalemate
The Newcastle dispute over labor aims stalls as proprietors refuse master decision acceptance and fear loss of skilled workers. Strikers at a mass meeting vow to press demands until goals are met, amid ongoing strike action.
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Market notes from London Paris and Liverpool October second
Financial and commercial updates show Consols opening at 923 and closing near 93, with U S bonds quoted. Cotton remains active in Liverpool with middling uplands around 94 94d and Orleans near 93 95, sales about 18 000 bales. Prices for lard cheese and turpentine listed, Paris rente and breadstuffs activity noted.
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Hartford Elections Favor Republicans In Town Vote
In Hartford Republicans win the town election led by Allyn Scillman for First Selectman by 864 votes. Democrats gain limited offices with Levi Woodhouse Town Clerk and John Tracy Collector winning smaller margins. Other officers go Republican by large majorities. New Britain West Hartford Vernon and Weathersfield also go Republican. New Haven ward results favor Republicans for city government with Democrats winning limited clerk and selectmen posts.
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Arrest of Brigham Young on lewd cohabitation charges
Salt Lake City reports Brigham Young was arrested at 4 PM on an indictment charging him with lewdly cohabiting with sixteen women. He remains at home due to illness and will appear before Judge McKean tomorrow. If convicted, he faces six months to ten years and a $100 to $1000 fine.
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Noted forger arrested in Montreal held for extradition
Augustus T. Breck also known as Charles Baker and Thomas Wilson, a famed forger, was arrested Saturday in Montreal by Buffalo police and held for extradition for forgery committed in Burravo.
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Withdrawal of German forces resumes in Oise area
Report states the German retreat in the Oise department began again Sunday afternoon. The note mentions disputes between France and Italy over the Pontifical debt. King Amadeus, touring the provinces, has given £50,000 in donations and has received 30,000 petitions.
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Weather and conditions across multiple cities and regions
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Kiowas Reported To Strike Near Fort Sill
Advices from the Indian Territory describe Kiowa depredations near Fort Sill. A number of men were killed and scalped within miles of the fort. Two herders were shot nearby and their bodies mutilated beyond recognition.
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