Destination of Bulgaria Said Settled as Russia Back-Down
London dispatch reports Berlin expects the Cuan to Berlin then Ems with Prince Gortachakoil sidelined by gout. Bulgarian settlement praised as Russian firmness, but viewed by some as Russia abandoning longtime policy toward Turkey. Discussions note Russian troop evacuation of Roumelia to be followed by native Christian or Muslim militia. Queen Mercedes death and Spain's Queen dying reported from Madrid.
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Washington Capitol Hearings Yield Little From Mrs Jenks
Congress indicts the Potter committee sessions with Mrs Jenks refusing to reveal the original Shernyary letter authorship. Witnesses discuss letter contents, handwriting, and earlier letters while denying key identifications amid a wave of sensational reports from Welcker's dining room scandal and Acklin Rosser feud.
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Weather and wartime talk ripple through court room
In a Washington dispatch dated June 24, reporters describe a tense exchange as witnesses reveal hints of more letters, veering from weather notes to a courtroom dialogue. The scene features Gen Butler and Mrs Jenks discussing Mrs Weber's letters amid light laughter and political intrigue.
Belfast riot claims several lives during Saturday unrest
Patch reports a riot in Belfast Saturday night leaving several dead and many wounded. London dispatch notes bitterness as political tensions rise amid wartime strains. In Brooklyn, a gas vault explosion injures two clerks and damages the tax office, caused by lighting a match near a leaking gas jet.
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Michigan Central stockholders elect nine directors
The Michigan Central Railroad annual stockholders meeting in Detroit confirms directors for the year including Vanderbilts and others. About ten million of eighteen million shares backed the Vanderbilt ticket and five million the Taylor ticket. In Kentucky, Lexington men indicted for card playing by Fayette County Grand Jury.
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Congressmen Bid Farewell to Executive Mansion Visit
A large delegation of Congressmen toured the Executive Mansion and departments to bid farewell to the President and Cabinet officers and to inquire into matters of interest to their constituents. Representatives Banning and Small discussed political affairs with the President. The President appointed Laban J. Miles as agent for the Osage Indians.
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The Doors Opened and Bills Bounced in Early Plainfield
In Plainfield, Reverend Eben Halleck collected salaries from voters, prompting a retort when blacksmith Mr. Dee charged him for preaching. Halleck claimed the doors were open and attendance was expected. The scene shifted to a horse shoe bill, with Dee insisting the same excuse and Halleck denying a horse was shod. Coal production notes then contrast global output, noting fifteen coal countries producing about 240 million tons, led by England and the United States, with English output dominating in earlier eras.
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