President departs. Rawlins family to Danbury tonight
Personal despatch notes Mos Rawlins and three children leaving for Danbury Conn in a special car to join the President as he plans a two week Washington absence. Secretary Cox remains in New York due to his son's illness.
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Settlement awards by Hudson Bay and Puget Sound claims
The commissioners for settling claims have awarded the Hudson Bay and Puget Sound companies. The awards surrender all possessory rights to the United States in Oregon and Washington Territory.
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Pope's Efforts to Convert Negroes Highlight London Dispatch
London reports note the Pope plans major efforts to convert African Americans and that about two hundred are studying for the priesthood. The Times, Telegraph, and Daily News publish Cuba and Spain analysis, while cotton trade and rowing contests in Britain draw comment. Cuban prisoners land at Quernstown after escape. Armagh Synod opens with Bishop Trench’s invite accepted.
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Attempted assassination of Hayti minister reported in Port au Prince
The Litchfield Enquirer, via a private letter, says a recent attempt to kill Non G. H. Hollister the minister to Hayti occurred at his Port au Prince residence. Rebels had threatened him before and threats extended to Mr Bassett. Hollister was wounded but not fatally, losing much blood. The report also mentions The Lost Tumas battle.
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President Grant visits Seventy seventh street. various city items
President Grant arrives with family and stays on Seventy seventh street for days. Kingsley discharged over revenue fraud. Mattison surrenders over 7700 dollar embezzlement case. Kavanaugh Decker fire at Canal and Centre causes losses. Alfred Decker drowns after heroic father attempt. Mail robber A D Moore arrested near New Brunswick on Jersey City Philadelphia line.
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Fire Destroys Warehouses in Illinois Areas
Fire at Wallace Mygott’s Kenosha warehouse destroys stock with a loss of 100000 dollars, partially insured. Monmouth plant Roberts Dunn and Co. steam planing mill burned with 25000 dollars loss and no insurance.
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Seward in Portland Praises West Coast Regions and Union Ties
Hon. Wm. H. Seward travels from Portland to San Francisco amid receptions and speeches. He calls California the commercial center of the Washington Territory Alaska poised for shipyards and Oregon the Pacific granary, expresses grief over Secretary Rawlins, and honors Senator Fessenden. He urges moderation in interstate relations and dignified foreign policy. The Portland mayoral recount continues with Seely leading by 75 votes in ten wards.
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Four men killed as old building collapses at Ogden Mine
Four workers at Ogden Mine in Sparta township were killed when a prematurely fallen building buried them. They leave large families. In Arpany New York a gravel train derailment on the Susquehanna Railroad injured James Allen and killed James Wyland, both laborers on the road.
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Republican ticket swept Santa Fe County in New Mexico
The full Republican slate won in Santa Fe County with an average majority around 200. Chavez secured election as delegate to Congress. In a separate matter a General Court Martial convened today for trial of several important cases with about ninety officers present, including some not on duty in the district.
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