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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Daily Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1875
Page
1
The court denied reopening Beecher case and prepared to issue the jurors charge. Separate items report American iron pricing in Wolverhampton and political notes from New York, with pardons and local incidents including drownings, crime, Navy prize funds, and Iceland emigrant commentary.
Lady Franklin is hopelessly ill and bade farewell to Commander Pandora who left to search for relief of Franklin expeditions and other voyages. The German gov ernment considers banning public religious processions aimed at Catholics. The Garonne river rises with drownings reported. The US ships Franklin and Alaska arrived at Kiel.
Dispatch from Prof. Jenny dated June 1 1875 reports small gold quantities found on the north bend of Cassel river with fourteen to fifteen miners forming a camp on the creek. Deposits extend from Cassels creek to French creek mostly in Dakotah territory and are described as poor for mining due to scant water and low grade.
Police in Belleville respond to a drunken man attacking his family. Patrick Mulligan stabs Patrolman Jacob Sutter twice, City Marshal Charles Barne is stabbed and mortally wounds Mulligan with a final shot. Barne and Sutter are badly wounded.
The Norfolk Blues return greeted with enthusiasm. a three gun salute from ten inch guns and the fort’s flag dipping as they pass Fortress Monroe. The U S steamer Renecia leaves San Francisco to Victoria to collect officers and crew of the wrecked Saranac. An accident near Holly yesterday left a man dead and another gravely injured. A September court case related to Governor Tikdes is noted in a legislative commission report.
London Times discusses the unknown Arctic region a 1400 mile circle between continents. The piece questions whether it is land or sea and whether conditions differ from the rest of the world. It considers possibilities for habitable stations and heat production challenges.
The speaker recalls a marriage without children caused by a lack of provision from the husband, notes social reactions, and shares a conversation with the daughter and her father. He urges ministers to trust providence, avoid public quarrels, and continue serving the truth as urged by Dr. Furness.
A boy nearly drowns after a hat toss goes wrong and a bystander rescues him. Other items include grasshopper sightings near fences, a hostile train meeting between Guerilla Musby and BR. P. W. Garnett, a skeptical remark on Gen Sherman, and hotel guest logs mentioning Sam Cox and Sam Carey. Archbishop Ledochowski remains ill.
Telegraph market notes from New York and telegraph columns show government bonds steady, stocks active led by Western Union and Wells Fargo, with mixed rail shares. Commodity prices across flour corn wheat pork and spirits indicate firm or dull movements, with notable reductions in corn and wheat bids and steady lard and whisky values.
Telegraph market notes from June 24 show flour steady and wheat easing to $1 36 per bushel, corn at 70 40, oats lower, and cotton firm. Pork and lard in good demand with active trading, whiskey steady. Wheat prices lower in Milwaukee and Detroit markets, with various grain quotes and futures activity noted.
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