Political turmoil and fires plague western states
Reports describe a range of events from the Senate nominating Morrill for Treasury to a Chicago organized political club linked to Hayes era rhetoric, a large fire destroying the Glebe hotel in Virginia City with heavy losses, and military reshuffles in the Pacific division. The West also sees anti Chinese unions forming in Nevada and jury deliberations in Colorado. Copper market activity and a new silver coin bill circulate in Congress with monetary reforms proposed and the minting of a broader legal tender system under review.
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Sioux attack聯 Crook's command in Montana engagement
Crook's command moved to Rosebud Creek Montana with four days rations. A four hour fight followed with heavy Sioux resistance and losses on both sides. Casualties included several killed and wounded among Companies F I L and B 2nd Cavalry. One Snake scout killed three wounded, four Crow wounded. General Crook ordered five companies to join as cavalry operations continue on the plains.
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Southern sentiment shifts toward Tilden at St Louis convention
A St Louis report notes Southern delegates leaning to Tilden with Gen Hancock gaining support. Hendricks lags but the South resists dictatorial demand and demands loyalty proof. Hayes’ nomination stirs Western views, while World tally lists Tilden 291 and Hendricks 170 with other minor figures.
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Atrocities by the Turks in Belgravia and Serastitza
A Constantinople letter reports widespread Turkic atrocities in Belgravia during the insurrection. Movable property plundered, towns burned, men and elders slain. Estimates of dead range from 18 000 to 30 000 across 37 villages. Serastitza alone loses about 1 500 residents. Refugees are few. most homes burned and residents killed or carried off. The English ambassador has urged Ottoman authorities to stop the cruelties.
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War News from Ragusa Reports Insurgent Advances
A Ragusa telegram says insurgents attacked Nevasinjce as Mukhtar Pasha's expedition left for Nicsic. They seized 8000 animals, reject armistice, and claim orders from Montenegro not to interfere. Constanti nople garrison reportedly revolted and Circayians were arrested for related assassinations.
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Treaty Concluded at Buenos Ayres Privileges Granted
The Argentine Congress approved the February treaty between Paraguay Brazil and Buenos Ayres granting privileges to the latter. The district question between Pilcomayo and Rio Verdi goes to President Grant for arbitration. Argentina to evacuate Bias within five years.
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Blaine Suffering Exhaustion Medical Report Seeks Rest
On June 22 Surgeon-General Barnes reports Blaine is confined to bed with extreme exhaustion and severe mental low mood. He faces organic risks and requires absolute rest for several weeks in invigorating sea air. Doctors Pope and Verde advocate the same plan. travel is not yet decided.
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Lightning strike kills Mrs Simart at home in June incident
Yesterday evening about five o'clock Mrs Anna Simart wife of Thomas Smart Senior of this place was struck by lightning while seated in her house. The bolt struck her head burning her hair and setting her clothes on fire then passed out the chimney knocking it down. There were four others in the room but none harmed.
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Mexican Revolutionary Forces Mobilize Near Key Cities
The 8,000 Pronunciados troops, poorly armed, hold laxico and San Juan Delaos fifteen leagues apart. General A. La Tone commands 15,000 armed troops at Apizaco ready to move to relieve either assault point. General A. La Torre expects reinforcements from Matamoros via Vera Cruz and will launch operations against Pronunciados, signaling a potential end to the revolution. Diaz's location is unknown.
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Lynching of Williams in Burlington Kentucky June Night
A masked mob seized Williams at the Boone county jail in Burlington and dragged him toward a tree. He escaped briefly but was shot and wounded, then recaptured and killed by bullets in a brutal lynching.
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Telegraphic Items From Plymouth and Beyond
A jumble of brief dispatches notes Beach-Al salary at 20000. death of shipbuilder Robert Napier. Maine Congressman Hale renominated. Judge Burnham resigns to take July first post. president travels to Hamburg with Sherman and Cameron. Reports touch Blaine for Merrill’s Senate seat, Judge Davis avoiding run, and a failed track incident. Russia massing for war. Constadt fleet prep. San Francisco coal lien for 100000 on breach claim. Bank of France gold around 500 tons. Salt Lake penitentiary escape by seven convicts. pursuit ongoing with Gre Mo a possible destination.
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