Duel at Townsend’s resolves after five shots
A Monday duel at Townsend's on the Central Railroad in Paris Kentucky ended after five rounds. Ike Hanson was struck in the hip area by four bullets through his clothing while Nash Alexander received a coat wound. the dispute was settled amicably.
Important Reconstruction Era News and Death of Rear Admiral Ringgold
Telegraphic reports from New York detail legal moves over an attachment involving J Slainbeck & Co. and Claflin & Co., with a two hundred fifty thousand dollar suit and numerous garnishee attachments. Rear Admiral Cadwallader Ringgold dies of apoplexy at sixty-five, after forty-four years in navy service. Jeff Davis trial postponements, bail admissibility, and Secretary Browning’s recovery are reported. Attorney General Stanberry’s opinion on disfranchisement under reconstruction to be read in cabinet. postmaster appointments to fill vacant offices announced. President Johnson’s stance on Reconstruction and potential collision with injunctions noted. Mexican dispatches from Tampico and Vera Cruz report Liberal siege, scarce provisions, and Maximilian’s fate. Overall, a day of legal maneuvers, political tension, and international upheaval.
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Parliament In Session Peace Congress Accepted by France and Prussia
London reports Parliament resumed with Lord Stanley stating that France and Prussia accepted the peace congress proposition and Luxemborg settlement is expected. Berlin notes the Prussian Diet opened by the King with a throne speech urging German unity as peace. Arrival of City of Ten from New York and varied market reports summarize commodities, money, and shipping news across London and Liverpool.
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Washington Notes on Smuggling and International Affairs
Washington reports from April 30 note contended Canadian and English capital aiding contraband trade into the United States and ongoing government efforts to curb it. Secretary Seward to meet Japanese commissioners. relief for Southern suffering cited. Union Pacific gains Kansas miles, bonds and land patents issued. Internal revenue receipts reach four hundred thousand dollars. Browning deemed out of danger. Stanton ill at home. cabinet session brief. comptroller to return from New York. liquor cases go to the supreme Court.
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Senator Wilson Advocates Education and Property For Negroes
From Raleigh Progress of Senator Wilson in Raleigh North Carolina on Tuesday April 30. Wilson arrived last night and urged education and property acquisition for African Americans. He denounced the Latter-day Saints and cautioned against them. Two color speakers followed with conservative talks. The senator spoke again today to a large mixed audience of black and white residents, including several prominent citizens.
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Duel Result Between Hansen and Alexander At Louisville
Louisville April 30 report from Courier Lexington special describes a duel at Townsend's on the Kentucky Central Railroad near Louisville. Ike Hansen and Nash Alexander of Paris Kentucky exchanged shots. Hansen was struck four times with a hip flesh wound while Alexander took a ball in his coat. After five rounds the conflict was amicably settled.
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Return of Mrs. Davis Sparks Hope for Release
Fortress Monroe April 29 reports Mrs. Jefferson Davis. She traveled from Washington after talks with prominent Southern men on Mr Davis release. Mrs. Davis, in good health and spirits, expressed confidence in her husband’s early release despite the uncertain outcome.
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Eight Hour System to Be Used by the Hour Demonstration
Advocates of the eight hour system rally for a citywide demonstration planned for tomorrow. Railroads and manufacturers order workmen paid by the hour, receiving one tenth less than daily wages, signaling a broad shift in employment practices.
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Paper Mill Burned Loss 300000 Near Wilmington
Jesup & Moore paper mills four miles from Wilmington were destroyed yesterday in a large fire. Loss estimated at 300000 with 115000 covered by insurance. Fire reported Tuesday April 30 in Wilmington Delaware.
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Running of Street Cars in Richmond Apr 20
Tomorrow the Street Car Company will run four cars for both whites and 3, and two cars for ladies. The company have only six cars, and this is done after consulting with General Schotle.
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Tannery Fire Damages Bulley & Co in Boston
A tannery belonging to Bulley & Co in Boston was burned last night. The incident caused significant losses estimated around 17000 dollars. Police reported no further details on casualties.
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Allis, Waters & Co. Bank Suspended in Hudson City
Banking house Allis Waters & Co of Hudson City N Y suspended operations today and made an assignment. Liabilities about 875000. Milwaukee Market reports miscellaneous commodity prices and receipts for April 20 including wheat oats corn flour hogs and legal tenders. San Francisco market notes active flour and quiet wheat with legal tender at 745.
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