Texas Minute Men in Pursuit of Leon Springs Robbers
The News San Antonio special reports five robbers from Leon Springs fled to Comfort then Kerrville stealing four horses. Capt Schreiner’s Kerrville men joined the chase, engaging the band in the bush forty miles above Renville. One robber was wounded and a horse killed. ten horses were recovered and one wounded man believed mortally hurt. The Minute Men vow to press the hunt.
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The Carpet Bagger and Lying Use of Federal Bayonets
A committee once appointed by the late Alabama Legislature finishes an inquiry into Gen. E. Spencer’s 1872 U.S. Senate re election. Testimony from Republicans aligned with Spencer shows bribery corruption and intimidation aided by U S troops. It alleges patronage promises, manipulation of Washington Pedgins authorities, a whisky shop in Montgomery, and use of government funds to push his victory.
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All Jaw and No Fight Dominates Sporting Circles
In St Louis sporting men denounce Shaughnessy over the Roocke Allen prize fight delay. They may restore the bout within ten days but resist fighting for 3000 now, demanding 1000. Memorial services honor John C Breckenridge in Library Hall with Gov Leslie presiding. General Wm Preston speaks. A lodge of sorrow convened in Masonic Temple with Albert Pike presiding. Detaining bookkeeper Chastaing arrested in Tot Springs Ark. released on habeas corpus and escaped. Meeker estimates crop damage in Weld County Colorado at 1 million and 4 million for the Territory. New Postal Treaty preparations under Berne. Died of a broken heart: Mrs Ramsey, widow of Sheriff Ramsey of Leavenworth, Kan. Rail accident near St Paul kills two employees.
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Freaks of the Lightning and Odd Local Items
A child named Bilston was killed and two Miss Edwards stunned by a lightning strike at Milford Onia. Prisoners in Joliet number thirteen hundred eighty with thirteen females and one hundred sixty seven males. A correspondent aims to pierce barriers to fame and Southern journals drop sectional jealousies as Memphis Acadanche cites improved postwar sentiment.
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Philadelphia’s Meanweas Lobby for Centennial Aid
The Boston Traveler criticizes Philadelphia for seeking state appropriations from many cities to help fund a centennial celebration. It accuses Philadelphia representatives of lobbying legislatures to obtain a few dollars for soldiers to attend the event in another city.
French Education Bill Passed by Assembly Amid Clerical Favor
A French education bill cleared the Assembly by fifty four with an amendment creating a board of examiners split between state and free professors. The change is seen as a victory for ultramontanes and shifts higher teaching away from secular skeptics.
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Miracle child found after rattlesnake den rescue near Blooming Grove
A two year old boy wandered into a Pennsylvania woods near Blooming Grove Pike County for three days. Rescuers killed four rattlesnakes to reach the unconscious child, described as one of the most miraculous escapes on record. Authorities also seize laces claimed to have belonged to the Empress of France to avoid tariff revenue.
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Woman Shot by Husband at Watson's Hotel
Patrick Payne a blacksmith quarrelled with John Sibney at Watsons Hotel Dover New Jersey Monday and threatened to shoot him The weapon exploded as Payne returned to the hotel and the ball entered his wife’s abdomen causing her death Payne was arrested awaiting inquest results
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Tie Cotton Crop Likely Strong Harvest Prospects
The June cotton report from the Department of Agriculture shows little area loss and a small 1-2 percent growth. States range from North Carolina 102 to Texas 108 in planted area with generally favorable conditions, clean fields, and a good stand despite late planting and wet cool soil, marking the best condition in five years outside 1872.
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Teaus
Calamity in Iceland sparks mass evacuation and deaths
News from Reykjavik reports a volcanic eruption near Valeragskud causing widespread destruction across a twenty mile radius. Villages and farms were wiped out, with over a thousand residents forced to flee as lava and ash rained down.
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Resignation Accepted Under Partial Promise
The Minneapolis postmaster is informed that the President has accepted Mr Jewell's resignation not from fault but to fulfill a partial promise to Senator McMillan. The promise is said to concern the Senator's brother in law and remains in dispute.
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Woman Attacked on Mission Street in San Francisco
A married San Francisco woman was assaulted on Mission Street between Third and Fourth yesterday noon. The attacker taunted her with insults, struck her in the head, and disappeared after a bystander intervened. her husband is seeking the assailant, who remains at large. The motive is unknown and the victim is described as highly respectable.
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Love and Damages in a New York Drape Shop
Sophia Vandervelder sues Phillip Lippman in Marine Court for 2000 damages after he promised marriage and gave gifts while keeping his finances from full support. The trial awarded Sophia 2000 despite his defense of poor means.
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