Editorial notes on justice and canals across nations
The piece argues about star-route corruption and acquittals while condemning public judgment. It laments delays of the Suez Canal and debates a possible new canal with French opposition. It notes juries fail to enforce law, a Wisconsin editor’s injury, and Secretary Lincoln awaiting Crook for Apache disposition.
Telegraphic Briefities Chronicle Nineteenth Century
Lord Granville offers mediation between France and Madagascar. Ed ward H. Rollins nominated for U S Senator by Concord Republican caucus. Hill faces new charges as Treasury supervising architect. Treasury buys 210000 ounces of silver for delivery to three mints. Washington commission uncovers proof of theft by Hillis associate. 1.6 million shads sent by Professor Baird arrive in New Orleans. British House of Commons approves grants to Seymour and Wolseley for Egypt war services. London dynamite case verdicts: Gallagher Williams Whitehead Curtin guilty. Ansbrough and Bernard Gallagher acquitted. four men receive penal servitude up to life.
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Acquittal Celebrations At Ingersoll Home
A large gathering gathered at Colonel Ingersoll's house in Washington to celebrate acquittals in a star route case. Jurors and defense supporters were cheered, speeches denouncing the government followed, and a reception with refreshments concluded as the crowd dispersed.
A Man That Lysched a Man Suspicion
Detroit June 15 A man named Warner believed to be the assailant who outraged and stabbed little Nettle Lyons at Cheboygan on Tuesday night last was taken from jail by a mob last night and hanged. The girl identified him as her attacker but he maintained innocence after being once let down. No confession could be extorted. Armed men in cave defy the mount Sterling Ky June 15 This has been the most eventful day of the trial of Barnett and his des socrates. The streets were crowded to see Captain Punch and ten men start to arrest James Morrison Barnett's son in law and John Profit as accessories. These men have fortified themselves in a cave with six well armed friends and say they will not be taken alive. Kroopy walked out to Prevent Lynching. Columbia S S C June 14 Brooks Robinson a negro boy was sentenced to State Prison for 15 years for attempted assault on Mrs Simon Ptyler of Buford township and troops had to be called out to prevent lynching
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Shipments to China and Arctic Mutiny Details
Western telegrams report eastern firms shipping firearms to China while Pacific Mail denies unusual activity. Captain Kelley of the Lucretia recounts a mutiny ending with the ringleader shot. Eugene Casserly, notable journalist and former senator, dies in San Francisco. Crook’s prisoners case and Pacific Mail earnings noted. Also, paymaster Wasson’s poker losses and a 107 year old death near Chattanooga.
French Bombardment at Madagascar and Global Dispatches
Paris reports Admiral Pierre refused surrender after five French ships bombarded Maluga on May 16. Forts silenced. garrison of 2,000 retreated. French losses none. UK Times notes harsh yet deserved dynamite conspiracy sentences in London June 15. Berlin aims rail control. cost about 25.5 billion marks for six lines. Shanghai dispatch says China won’t declare war on France. Tonquin captives to be shot. Halifax Good Templars celebrate progress. Ottawa notes a dam accident at Corlion.
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