Capt Howgate Returns Ready For Trial In Noted Case
Capt Howgate arrived back in the city today and says he is prepared for his trial. The bail bonds list familiar names, and the defense awaits the proceeding as curiosity rises about a multi year scheme that allegedly skimmed two hundred thousand dollars from the government. Meanwhile the comptroller of the currency has demanded a report on the condition of national banks as of Saturday, Oct. 1.
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Massacre at Wadzergha Station Spurs French Inquiry
A Tunis despatch reports Arabs attacked the Wadzergha railway station forty miles from Tunis, burning the station master and killing ten workers. French troops and consular officials rush to investigate while Sa batier’s forces contest Zaghouan and Gafsa. Ali Bey seeks French escort as mutiny threats grow. Times and Paris correspondents warn of potential anti Christian unrest if Tunis is not occupied.
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Fatal clash on road fight with Yoris Grant and 7 a0mas
Tucson despatch reports the Saturday road fight lasted four hours as Indians were driven from rocks across Arivaepa valley toward the Goluga mountains. One sergeant died and four men were wounded. Indian losses unknown. Pitkin Colorado despatch notes robberies and beatings linked to Charles Briggs, dance hall owner. a citizens mob burned the hall after warning inmates. Briggs fired into the crowd. an unknown party shot him fatally.
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Second fall field day of A H A company at Wellesley
The Ancien and Honorable Artillery company held its fall field day at Wellesley on Tuesday with a simple breakfast followed by pleasant weather activities. An American band performed a one hour concert at 9 30 and drew a large crowd enjoying the day.
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Grand 1881 82 Roberts Lyceum concert opens season
The opening concert in Music hall features Miss Clara Louise Kellogg and other artists to a large audience. Kellogg charms with Mignon polonaise and a Tosti song, encores follow. The Boston Theatre hosts Michael Strogoff rehearsals as fans await grand stage production. Stoddard lectures on Down the Danube with Leavitt organ concert precedes.
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