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Collision sinks Vanguard in Channel with Iron Duke
London reports at noon a collision in the Channel between British warships Iron Duke and Vanguard, resulting in Vanguard sinking without loss of life. Both vessels are armor-plated double iron-screw ships of 6034 tons. Also noted, Caldwell & Watson, East India merchants, have failed with liabilities around £400,000.
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Carlist prisoners moved from Seo de Urgel toward Barcelona
General Martinez Campos arrives at Ripoll guiding the Seo de Urgel prisoners toward Barcelona. The Bishop of Seo de Urgel, captured with the others, is held in a fortress at Alicante awaiting government decision.
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Bank of California hopeful outlook as resumption plans unfold
San Francisco reports a buoyant mood as confidence grows in reopening the Bank of California. The Executive Board of Brokers meets to plan resumption. stock transfers may relieve holders from liability and fund recovery. Clerks discharged. coin from the Mint and Treasury flows expected. Merchan ts Exchange Bank opens. optimism rises in monetary and commercial circles.
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California horse on the track at Charter Oak Park meet
Hartford reports the third day of Charter Oak Park racing with two trotting and one running event. Purse details and race results for 2.45 and 2.23 classes include Goldsmith Maid, St Julien, Great Eastern, Music, and Bella among entrants. attendance rises and Friday closes the meeting with Goldsmith Maid aiming to beat her record at Dover. Separate notes from Dover NH and Lewiston ME cover winners Eva, Joe Ripley, Gray Ned, and Mame Slasher along with crowd size and a collision injury to King Wiam.
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McDonald Charged with Forgery in Harris County Case
John W. McDonald once a Harris County Texas judge was arrested in Chicago by Sheriff S. Ashe on a Texas requisition from Gov Beveridge. The warrant cites forgery with multiple indictments for embezzlement of public funds while in office. He fled Houston in 1873, moved through Denver, then Chicago, where he now faces extradition.
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Rhode Island Rifle Association Formed in Providence
The Rhode Island Rifle Association was organized tonight to promote sharp shooting with Gen. Burnside elected president. The Moshassuck Encampment of Odd Fellows returned from Montreal. Extensive torpedo practice exhibitions occurred at Newport torpedo station in the Secretary of the Navy’s presence and with Senators Anthony Admiral Porter Commodore Rodgers and Gen Burnside among many officials.
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Italian artist Vaini dies by own hand at City Island clam bake
A New Rochelle clam bake gathering with New York and Westchester dignitaries ended tragically when Signor Vaini, a young Italian artist, shot himself during a dramatic recitation. The scene and party included Prof Doremus, Capt Horton, and numerous officials. Vaini died four hours later. Authorities deemed death by self-inflicted wound amid temporary aberration of mind.
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Pacific Mail launches Australia line October 9 via Honolulu
The Pacific Mail Company announces a monthly service beginning October 9 with the Vasco de Gama followed by Colima, sailing to Sydney via Honolulu and Auckland and then to Melbourne and Brindisi. A Bremen inquiry criticized the captain for not calling at Honolulu and blamed scurvy deaths on lack of fresh provisions. crew refusals to use anti-scorbutics cited, with eleven captain’s witnesses and only four hospital sailors.
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Westervelt Trial Details Lack of Inducement and Child's Location
In Philadelphia on September 2, testimony in the Wester velt case indicated no inducement offered for statements in April. Westervelt admitted intimate relations with them and knew of the Ross child but claimed no curiosity about the child's whereabouts and could not guess where the child is now.
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Remains of Fisher Arrive After Accidental Gun Wound
The remains of R. A. Fisher, shot accidentally at Eastham, arrived in Houston Massachusetts. Andrews and Bragg say Fisher shot himself in the groin as the gun hammer caught on anchor rope during movement. He fainted, was taken two miles to Elijah Cobb's house. Dr Wilson of Orleans deemed the groin wound dangerous and he died at 2:15.
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The Confession of Jake Moorman and the Band of Brothers
Correspondence from the New York Tribune describes Jake Moorman a 45 year old Black man detailing a plot to form a Band of Brothers led by Francis Merkerson and Corday Harris. They planned to elect Gen Grant as king, seize land, enact armed insurrection, kill resisting whites, and redistribute crops with a treasury from white assets. Corday Harris, a Baptist preacher, is named as the second in command with contested letters and a Waynesboro link.
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Train wrecks and injuries shock New Haven region
A Shore Line train struck a cow near Saybrook causing a baggage car derailment and sixty foot drag before uncoupling. Gov Morris of Morrissiana injured with two broken ribs. his nephew and niece also hurt. Saybrook medical aid arranged. line repaired and service resumed. Other incidents include a rotten bridge collapse at Shawangunk injuring twenty five near Goshen and delays on the Baltimore and Potomac line due to a cow strike near Bowie with no injuries.
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