Death and escape tale of Lopez marked Paraguay pacification
The report covers Lopez's death near the Aquidabao river on March 1 after a clash with General Camara. His mother sister and officers were captured while Madame Lynch fled. Survivors claim later capture of the rescuing party, and two Lopez sons are said to have died. The death is said to finalize Paraguay pacification and end his terror.
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Bhownuggur
Lopez
Theodore
Abyssinia
Camara
Aquidabao
Resquin
Lynch
Caballero
Paraguay
Rio Janeiro
Chicago
Arkansas
Galesburg
Ill
Knox College
Melbourne Age
Casey
Chambers of Commerce
Melbourne
Sydney
Adelaide
Hobart Town
Victoria
Custom House
House of Representatives
Salt Lake City
Congress
Utah
Union
Republic
United States Senate
Senate
Salt Lake
Territory of
Ogden
Ladies of
Duchess de Berri
Paris
Upper
Styria
Europe
Caroline Ferdinanda Louisa
Berri
Francis I
the Two Sicilies
Bomba
Comte de Chambord
Louis XVIII
Charles X
France
Rome
Lucchesi Palli
la Vendée
H Europe
Chambord
Frohsdorf
Lower Austria
Royal Visit and Senate of Updates at Osborne
The Queen and royal family arrive at Osborne for three weeks then Windsor for two weeks before a Scotland trip. The Prince and Princess of Wales visit with elder children attending Good Friday service. Milne prepares for a summer ironclads voyage with Rapid and Wizard. Notable Liverpool arrival and various political and judicial notes follow including resignations and honors.
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Osborne
Windsor Castle
Scotland
Prince
Princess of Wales
Chapel Royal
Whitehall
Oxford
Beatrice Mary Victoria Feodore
Alexander Milne
Rapid
Wizard
Liverpool
George Pepple
Bonny
Prince Charles
Akroyd
Halifax
John Simeon
Bart
Isle of Wight
Spofforth
Arty
Daniel Adolphus Lange
Suez Canal
Gladstone
Commons
Earl of Devon
George Charles Broderick
Woodstock
de Vere
Limerick County
Eardley Wilmot
Warwick
Judicature Commission
Death notices for Lord Henniker and Baron Hartismere
Announcement reports the deaths of Lord Henniker in the Irish peerage and Baron Hartismere in the UK peerage. It also notes Lady Mordaunt under Dr Wynter’s care at Chiswick. Miss Mary Carpenter has returned from India and her illness likely prevents further work there.
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Lord Henniker
Ireland
Baron Hartismere
United Kingdom
Mordaunt
Wynter
Chiswick
Mary Carpenter
India
Jnquirer
China and Her Missionaries in the Inland Crisis
A critical discussion defends Inland China Mission workers against charges of imprudence amid the Yang-Chow disturbances. It praises Mr Taylor’s zeal but argues against wives and inland travel at outset, recounting Mrs Meadows’s brutal mob attack and urging prudent, gradual mission work.
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Yang-Chow
Inland China Mission
Inland Mission
Ngan-King
Messrs. Meadows and Williamson
China
William Burns