Nellie Grant Arrives in New York After Ocean Crossing
New York October 23 The presidential party welcomed Nellie Grant returns home aboard Scotia as crowds watch anxiously at Sandy Hook. President Grant and family proceed to Fifth Avenue Hotel. Nellie and Borie party appear in good spirits. Tweed surrenders to sheriff and faces indictments. Mayor Hall begins trial. municipal politics, Bienville investigation closes. broader crime and public notices outline ongoing cases and nominations.
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Amnesty meeting in Manchester backs jailed Fenian prisoners
A large crowd heard Isaac Butt urge full amnesty for Fenian prisoners in a Manchester meeting. Butt denounced prison mistreatment and said Ireland would not welcome Gladstone without complete amnesty. Separately, Northwich endured partial flood damage from the Weaver but danger passed.
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Disease Outbreak in Three Cities Reported
Seventy cases of horse disease broke out in Brooklyn Syracuse and Springfield Massachusetts today. None have proven fatal yet. The report includes instructions to customs officers related to the outbreak and control measures.
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Cruelty Row in Madrid Cortes Over Carlist Prisoners
In Madrid the Cortes debated Carlist prisoners treated badly with a deputy decrying abuse. War Minister Cordova denied the charge, asserting proper care. Separately, Spanish provinces call for abolition of conscription as meetings spread. In Gibraltar, petitions urge negotiations with Britain for cession to Spain.
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Conspiracy in Caucasus Reported in Petersburg
Official advices report a planned uprising in the Caucasus to overthrow Russian authorities. Tribes were to rise, but the revolt leader was captured and imprisoned, and quiet now prevails.
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Financial and Commercial Market Roundup
London trading shows Consols varying around 91 4, U.S. bonds mixed, with 5-20s and 110-10s quoted. Paris and Frankfurt report modest gains. Liverpool Cotton quotes steady with October sales around 9 3d for uplands. Havana sugar opens dull then active at peak prices. exchange premiums fluctuate amid scant receipts and weak freight demand.
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Lerdo Tejada Unopposed In Mexican Primary Election
Oct 14 dispatches report Lerdo Tejada’s nomination unopposed with continuing improvement in the government’s control. Primary elections on the 18th set the stage for his likely December 1 entry. Mazatlan again under government possession. Cortina relieved from Rio Grande duties. Porfirio Diaz and Donato Guerra remain unreconciled. Rosecrans railroad issues debated. Bliss heads the American Legation.
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Alarm in Yeddo Earthquake News from Yokohama
From Hong Kong and Yokohama reports dated September 21 and October 2 the Color ado brings alarming mortality in Yeddo and tense Japan Corea threats. The Japanese government frees Peruvian vessel Maria Luce coolies, sends them to China, while foreigners are warned to leave. An earthquake shocks Yokohama precede Mikado visit. foreign warships mass at Chefoo amid looming retaliation. An assassination attempt targets Haiji, chief justice of Japan, as tensions rise with Corea and Loochoos embassies seek aid for retaliation.
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Porto Rico Attack Surges as Diaz Assaults Met with Defeat
Excitement sweeps reports from the port area as Diaz forces initiate an attack on Porto Rico. Insurgents counter in force, sustaining heavy resistance and failing to break through.
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Weather summary across Lake region to Georgia coast
The barometer remains high over the Lake region and extends south to Tennessee with clear skies and southerly winds on the upper Lakes and west to Minnesota. Northerly to easterly winds and clear weather prevail elsewhere. Middle States and New England face rain and winds veering from southerly to northerly. Northern Florida shows an area of low mood moving to the Georgia coast with heavy rain and brisk northeasterly winds. Gulf states enjoy clearing weather and northerly winds.
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Fire devastates Crause block and damages Portland shop
East Saginaw fire destroys the Crause block owned by Jesse Hoyt of New York and damages H G Woodward and A A Durk premises with losses totaling 100 900 to 125 000. Portland druggist George H Knight’s store burns after turpentine explosion with 25 000 stock and 19 500 insurance across multiple companies.
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