Richmond Capitol Disaster Engulfs Capitol Square
The Richmond calamity draws national relief efforts with Mayors Fox of Philadelphia and leaders in New York and Baltimore organizing funds for the destitute. Eyewitness accounts describe the Capitol Hall collapse, debris removal, and victims suffocated or crushed as doctors treated the wounded in the square and Senate chamber.
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Indians Take Forts Near Sully as Sherman's Scouts Report
Gen Sherman has dispatches from Sheridan stating Indians seized several small forts near Fort Sully and captured garrison troops. Sheridan proceeds toward the front and will push as far as Fort Sully, signaling likely mischief from the tribes.
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Philadelphia DA Race Decided by Fourteen Vote Margin
The Philadelphia Court of Quarter Sessions ruled that Democrat Sheppard won the district attorney post over Republican Gibbons by 14 votes after a tight contest. The tally shows Sheppard slightly ahead throughout the count.
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Plot to assassinate Napoleon reportedly discovered in Paris
The article notes a plot to kill Napoleon uncovered in Paris with many arrests said to have followed whether the threat is real or imagined.
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