The Cesar of Russia Replies to French Cabinet Ministers
The Cesar of Russia, replying to the French Cabinet Ministers, says the incident will strengthen Franco Russian friendship and that his memory of French public sympathy will be lasting. A bloody affray at Natchetoches Parish ends with C. W. Stuffer shot dead by John Jones, sheriff wounded. Jones is a Governor Wells relative. Political managers in Washington seek Grant for next presidency. he hints preferring Sherman. Cabinet split on Sheridan removal to be debated next meeting. Emigrants through Columbus last week total 1,781 with 212 to Indiana. General Howard seeks twenty more officers for his bureau but battles finding staff for South duties. Ex officials from Mobile report no action until Attorney General rules on military power over civil officials. New Orleans private letter says real estate surge when bankruptcy act starts. Jacob Barker among first buyers. Turfman John Campbell dies in Louisville, aged 76, after illness. planned farm for former slaves near Glasscock, Kentucky, rent-free for twelve years.
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Coronation Of Hung King And Queen With Amnesty
Crowning of the Emperor and Empress as King and Queen of Hungary took place at Ofen with 8 000 nobles 60 peers 100 diplomats and 1 000 guests in attendance. The Diet granted 100 000 ducats and a general amnesty for political offenses was proclaimed.
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Czar’s Escape Celebrated in Global Reports
July 9 dispatches note church services in St Petersburg and prayers in Arsa w for divine protection of the Czar after an assassination attempt. In Arsa w residents vow to send a deputation to the Czar and Napoleon. Paris and St Petersburg report rejoicing in France and Russia. Africa expedition bound for Livingstone has sailed.
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Trial in New York heirs of McMurtagh v. London Life
In New York a case is on trial in the Supreme Court over a life insurance policy on Jona Re. McMurtagh. The heirs claim liability for premiums paid in Richmond during the Confederate era, while the defense asserts Richmond agency was removed by a 1861 war act and denies postwar premiums. Also notes steamers Quakerity and Malta arrivals and other maritime movements.
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Trial of Surratt Opens Amid City Council Turmoil
Washington June 10. The City Council appointed colored officers, while white aldermen faced an anti Republican case as the Surratt trial began in the criminal court. Judge Fisher opened proceedings after jurors were sworn, with Charles S. Merrick counsel for Surratt and District Attorney Carrington arguing over jury selection legality amid a crowded courtroom.
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