Multiple Local Homicides and Accidents Reported
A sweep of brief items notes a family child’s death after swallowing a grain of corn near Chester. a quarrel in Chester County ends with a shooting and two men jailed. a white man steals about $8 from a negro home near Conway. a negro is killed in his own home near Aiken, with an arrest for a white miller. Capt. Foster’s Union home burns, with major losses but a Washington portrait saved. five Confederate claim reimbursements authorized for losses after surrender. Greenville area magistrate Cox dies after being shot by unknown Negroes, with a pursuit leading to arrests and transfer to the state penitentary.
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Russia projects war costs through June of 125 million
The report says Russia expects total war outlays to reach 125 million dollars by June 1. Thereafter monthly expenses would run about 3.5 million for the navy and 15 million for the army, a figure some deem high unless many divers are used.
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