England Receives 75000 in Spanish Claims Payment
London reports New York Herald informant says Madrid Government paid England 75000 dollars in full, 40000 for Virginius sufferers, 35000 for other claims. England will not recognize Spain's present government until all claims are settled. Fiji Islands annexation formalized with flag hoisted by Sir George Robinson. Spain and France note may prompt a conference per Luxembourg precedent. Direct Cable steamers await repairs to Faraday’s rudder after coaling.
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Great Gunpowder Explosion Destroys London Block
A massive gunpowder explosion on Regent's Park Road near Lancaster Terrace wrecked a barge and the North Bridge, damaged about a thousand nearby houses, and terrified residents. Fire crews, police, and troops responded as gas pipes ruptured and debris rained across Camden Town and Regent's Park. The Todema residence, the Baptist College, and several other buildings suffered severe losses while locals reported shattered windows and plaster, with some residents knocked from beds.
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Imprisonment of Dockray in Madrid and Carlist Defeats
The report from Madrid on October 15 notes Dockray arrived at Santander September 10 nearly destitute and was aided by Gen. Cushing who had the American Consul supply clothes and needs. Washington’s response awaited. Separately, Don Carlos’s forces suffer defeats as Republicans gain in Tolosa and surrounding camps. Santander also reports negotiations for surrender of certain battalions of Don Carlos’s army to the Republicans.
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Piracy in Chinese Waters Aboard the Spark
Macao dispatch details a brutal aboard Spark voyage from Canton to Macao. Twenty pirates boarded as passengers and killed the captain and nine others, wounded several, and looted about 7000 in banknotes and silver. The attack lasted six hours before a junk retrieved the pirates and the steamer reached Macao.
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Millbury house sod barn fire causes $7000 loss
In Millbury Massachusetts the Sullivan house sod barn burned last night with $7000 in damages and $4500 insured. Six hundred dollars in cash was destroyed. In New York City a fire at 862 Broadway damaged stock, a lace dealer’s goods, and the building, with total losses around $6500. }
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New Hampshire Teachers' Association Opens Annual Session
Whitefield NH October 16 The New Hampshire State Teachers Association began its annual session last evening drawing many from across the state. Lectures announced include Prof B R Meeion of Dartmouth on history instruction, Capt Pilkington Jackson of Concord on drawing, W Parker of Manchester, and others on educational progress. Joseph Kidder of Manchester spoke on parental duties to schools. The meeting promises strong attendance with discussions led by S B Page of Concord and H Ladd of the State Normal School. Union Church hosts, with President Hagerly presiding and Secretaries Hotte of Nashua and Sylvester Brown of Manchester.
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Women’s Congress Sessions Hear Lectures On Education And Reform
A Chicago Women's Congress session featured Miss Caro line M. Johnson and speakers from Iowa New York and Boston discussing elevating women. Papers on education of women physical education intellectual cultivation and fallen women were read by Adelaide Hastings Elizabeth Dudley Antoinette Blackwell and others with further discussions led by Julia Ward Howe Mary Liver more Mrs Soule and Dr Euslin a discourse on capability of women for learned professions.
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Celebrated Dr Stear Offers Free Consultations
Dr E D Stear, famed for his remarkable cures, may be consulted for all diseases at no charge. Visit 713 Washington St for more details.
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