Massachusetts Share of Speils Revealed in Washington Dispatch
A Washington dispatch reports the President plans to offer Massachusetts one of the first class missions, with Banks likely to refuse. The article notes Lowel Gartia and Wayne McVeaga involved, and mentions no chance of a compromise amid shifting political maneuvers. New money order offices are set to begin July 19 with California leading allocations. Barber resigns as Third Assistant Postmaster General over political reasons, termed a straightout Republican.
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Western Dispatches Crisis in Bridgeport Fire Threats
A passing locomotive ignited Kiwaru McLesry s wheat Bel ds near Bridgeport this afternoon. Two hundred acres were consumed as high winds hindered arrest of the blaze. The Executive Committee of the Grand Lodge of 1.C. G. T. adjourned a meeting here yesterday. In San Francisco a Fourth of July planning meeting of Citizens Committee of Twenty four appointed committees for the celebration.
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Turko-Russo War Updates from Danube Front and North
A dispatch reports 600 killed and wounded Monday night and 1200 Turks killed. Turkish officers with sabres arrived at Panube. Soviet sources note Russian main force may cross the Danube near Nikopolia within days. Russians concentrate pontoon trains and a crossing is believed to be imminent. Peace talks offer Russia territorial concessions in Asia Minor in place of indemnity. Turks repulsed at Moronuz with heavy losses, over 1000 dead reported. A mother scolds her five year old suspecting milk theft, remarking on stealing a dog to drink it.
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French Left Groups Agree on Moderation at Chamber Opening
A three-section Left meeting today decided Gandetta should handle all interpellations but avoid criticizing President MacMahon. The reply to MacMahon’s message should be moderate, with cautious openness to ministerial changes and Porton to retire. Budget sanction to be referred to the Budget Committee. dissolution seen as avoidable. Special from Ostrok notes bloody fighting at Kriatte with Montenegrin losses.
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