Yellow Fever Strikes Mary E Douglass Crew at Para
The schooner Mary E Douglass lost captain John C Sher lock, mate C H Steamn, and steward Richard Caspar to yellow fever at Para, while passenger Thomas Scott also died of the disease at sea. Maggie Abbot at Para reports fever among its cook and illness worsening for the captain’s wife and child, though they improve. The Maggie Abbot also lost its mainmast to lightning.
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Extreme measures in Estella by the government
The town of Estella in Navarre, a Carlist stronghold, faces immediate reduction as Gov Jovellar returns to lead the effort. The minister of war may resume his post soon, and Catalonia is hoped to be pacified by month’s end.
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Favorable Effect of Peace in Bosnia and Burma Mentioned
The Times reports that restoring order in Bosnia and the surrender of insurgents boost confidence. Col Duncan Browne notes the King of Burmah greeted him politely. Chinese officials appoint two joint ambassadors to Britain. Vienna dispatch says Servier Pasha leads foreign consuls in Mostar discussing tax reform amid limited official despatches.
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Cardinal McCloskey Bids Private Audience With Pope in Rome
Cardinal McCloskey met Pope Pius IX at the Vatican for a private audience. The interview lasted about thirty minutes as Church affairs in America were discussed. The consistory date was changed to the twenty fourth, and the Cardinal was hosted by prelates and the rector of the American College.
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Paris Workmen Seek French Goods for Philadelphia Exhibition
In Paris on September 8, workers from Beiznon Morbihion district circulate a call to Paris merchants and manufacturers. They urge sending French products to the Philadelphia Exhibition and plan a meeting to promote the effort.
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Financial and Commercial Notes From London Markets
London money rates show Consols at 949-16 and U S 520s 1865 at 1064 with 1 percent money for government securities. Cotton markets in Liverpool show middling uplands around 71-16d with ůs Orleans 73d and 10,000 bales traded including 2000 for speculation, arrivals at 116d cheaper. London discount three months bills at 14 percent below bank rate. Erie at 15. Antwerp petroleum at 27s and London tallow around 47s 6d. Spirits of turpentine quoted at 22s 9d.
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Libel suit in Guibord affair and Guarded cemetery vaults
Montreal reports Doutre will sue the Noveau Monde for libel over Gui bord funeral remarks. Guards double at Protestant cemetery after a night with a light and tramping heard. Rumors of militia protection for a burial persist as 250 Prince of Wales troops are readied. Portage la Prairie settlers demand Sioux removal to reserve.
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Jefferson Davis at De Soto Agricultural Fair urges Mississippi Valley unity
Jefferson Davis spoke at the De Soto Mo Agricultural Fair to a large crowd. He stressed that the Mississippi Valley people form one nation in interest and destiny, urging direct trade with Europe and critiquing specie resumption while calling for more currency. He praised agricultural resources and valley commerce and his address drew frequent applause.
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Bank of California affairs unsettled with expected statement
San Francisco reports no new developments in Bank of California matters as the expected statement looms in about ten days. Nevada Bank to open concurrently. Money market tight yet stable. routine operations continue. Also notes suspensions at Peter Jones and Mallory & Butterfield, with no figures disclosed. Robbery at Hancock bank in Granville and later total theft in Greenville Ky. Jacques Cartier Bank directors to be arrested over false statement to stockholders.
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Mississippi Governor Appeals to General Grant
Gov. Ames urges immediate attention and seeks official aid in Washington after stating the December proclamation is not in force. The despatch, dated September 8, was received at the Executive Mansion last night from Gov. Ames of Mississippi.
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Collapse at Bennett’s store buries eight workers
A Jackson Michigan building wall collapsed while workers began a new store, burying eight men. Three were brought out badly injured but alive as crowds gathered. Detroit dispatch confirms another Main street building fall with eight buried. none seriously hurt.
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Oakland Driving Park races open second day crowd gathers
Gardiner Maine September 8 two thousand people assembled at the Oakland Driving Park for the second day of races. The 2 58 chase for 250 purse was won by Prescotts blks Gen Lee with G G Ned second Anson Belle third. The stallion race had four starters and was won by Joe Hooker with Messenger Knox second King William third and Mame Slasher distanced in heat three.
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American Pomological Society Opens Fifteenth Biennial Session
The American Pomological Society began its fifteenth biennial session in Chicago with nearly 300 members from all states and British American provinces. Dr Hull welcomed attendees, followed by Marshall P Wilder who presided. A new organization was formed and officers were elected for two years with Wilder as President and Thomas P James as Treasurer.
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