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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1881

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2

Weather, court testimony, and political reports headline daily

A disastrous food event in the Upper Missouri country caused immense property loss while Bismarck faced flooding. In Whittaker court martial Henry D Hyde of Boston challenged Southworth's expertise. A Long Branch despatch notes minimal coast damage despite fierce storm. Beaconsfield's illness shows slight improvement in latest sick room reports.

Missouri Bismarck Whittaker Henry D. Hyde Boston Southworth New York Assembly Beaconsfield

Weather signals extend from Boston to coast

Forecasters warn Baylard area will see clear to cloudy skies with brisk northwest to northeast winds along the coast. Barometer rising and temperatures steady or slightly higher, with cautionary signals continuing from Boston to coastal regions.

Baylard Clarity Conner Boston

Don Cameron's Nervous Senate Reading Stirs AMericans

Washington report describes Don Cameron of Pennsylvania reading a brief speech in the Senate with a tremulous voice and rattling papers. His performance amuses both parties as Republicans struggle to hold firm with Mahone in a tense Louisiana contest.

Boston Post Washington Senate Don Cameron Pennsylvania Cameron Simon Cameron Republican Party Don Mahone Messrs. Kellogg Jonas Louisiana Kellogg Massachusetts Messrs. Dawes and Hoar Lamar

Republicans Refuse to Proceed With Public Business

In Washington on March 31 the Senate debated officers' elections and executive nominations. Republicans argued the majority decides officers while Democrats urged investigation into alleged crooked methods. After various motions and a late adjournment, the Senate recessed with 5:10 remaining.

Washington Senate Dawes Cameron Penn Mahone South Virginia Maxey Messrs. Dawes Brown Yeas Beck Benton Harris Ferry Tennessee Rollins Mr. Mahone Riddleberger Messrs Pendleton

Floods in Minnesota and Dakota Ravage Cities and Lands

A Missouri Valley flood swamps St. Paul Bismarck and Yankton with waters rising up to thirty feet, flooding warehouses and houses. Towns like Vermillion and Mandan suffer extensive damage as ice floes and high water force residents to take to bluffs or boats. Descriptions note four feet of water in streets, submerged houses, and evacuations, with officials rescuing victims amid freezing temperatures.

St. Paul Minn Missouri Manandan Pioneer Press Sioux City Yankton Vermillion Dakota Geat Missouri Valley Bris Marck Fort Lincoln Mandap Bismarck Mayor Peoples Peoples Washington Signal Corps D. T Green Island Cincinnati

Sitting Bull Returns to Wood Mountain in Hard Times

Sitting Bull and about 100 lodges of Sioux arrive at Wood Mountain Saskatchewan from the American side. They are poor, with few horses, selling possessions but keeping many breechloaders. About 200 fighting men, the chief says he seeks peace while avoiding surrender, sending forty lodges to the Woptar River before returning to Canadian soil. Provisions are scarce and spring prospects look grim.

Toronto Ont The Globe Wood Mountain Sitting Bull N. W Maj. Crozier Woptar River

Pork packing in the West shows winter decline and yearly rise

The Price Current reports the West packed 6,916,456 hogs in winter, 30,995 fewer than last winter, and 12,243,354 hogs for the year with a 1,241,655 increase. Winter average weight is 207 71-100 pounds. lard yield 3,565,000 pounds. Mess pork 359,691 barrels. lard reduction 5,762,048. Summer outlook is below last year until June, then near prior year levels.

Cincinnati

Imperial council set to govern St Petersburg districts

An ukase orders a temporary city council for St Petersburg with one member per district, elected by landlords and independent tenants. The council will vote on commands from the city commandant, with majority decisions executed after the Emperor's sanction and funds drawn from the Imperial Treasury.

St. Petersburg Agence Russe Constantine New York Alexis Russia

Ireland to be Placed Under Haste of British Bayonets

Dublin Gazette to publish a proclamation placing arms act into operation in five counties including Cork and Mayo. Police power to seize unauthorized carriers and search premises with arms suspected. import restrictions at key ports. returns on firearm sales required under penalty. Land League activity in Dublin noted with merchant intimidation campaigns. Roscommon Herald editor Jasper Jully arrested for intimidation after referencing NY museum rewards for landlords.

Ireland Washington Chandler Robertson MacVeagh Don Cameron United States Senate Mahone Cameron Arel Silver New Jerusalem Highlands Constantine Marine Alexis Boston Joublin Uvon League London The Freiheit Czar Her Majesty’s Dominions Music Hall New York Assembly Dublin Cork Mayo Belfast Derry Sligo Metropolitan Police Landhierds Land League Times Jasper Jully Roscommon Herald Boyle Jully New York

British Prosecution Over Applauding Murder in Freiheit

Herr Most of the Freiheit is indicted at Bow Street for publishing a libel about the late Czar and urging murder outside British territory. Police seize £200 from the Freiheit office. he is remanded without bail. The case draws mixed views on press freedom and justice amidst international tension.

London Herr Most Freiheit Bow Street Czar Her Majesty’s Dominions Metropolitan Alexander Her Majesty James Iogham Poland Rolland Treasury Churchill Germany Wilhelm Martin

Parliament Debates Freiheit Article and Foreign Policy

In the Commons Sir Henry Holland postponed a question on US negotiations over the Fortune Bay affair. Harcourt read excerpts from the Freiheit condemning the article as revolting, including an attack on the US President, and urged action against its call for assassination. Chamberlain spoke on butterine disease fears. Grant Duff supported limiting silver tender in the West Indies to 40 shillings but cited local misconceptions on pace.

London House of Commons Henry Holland Charles Dilke United States William Harcourt Freiheit Chamberlain Board of Trade Grant Duff West Indies

Ice shipments and new lines shape Maine growth

Bangor company plans to ship 4000 tons of ice to India this summer and a Portland to Biddeford telephone line is proposed. York Manufacturing at Saco to build another large brick structure, while Hon. Stephen Jennings moves business to Boston. A Biddeford church project nears completion and Maine youths explore Durango fortunes. Potatoes in Perry yield 53000 bushels in 1879. Mining firms may pay dividends by summer. Ex Gov Davis eyes federal post. local staff named. A cellar accident at Kinsman druggists sparks fire, causing over 2560 dollars in damage.

Bangor India Portland Biddeford York Manufacturing Company Saco Stephen Jennings Boston Durango Colorado Calais Times Perry Maine New York Stock Report Davis Bansor Ezra C. Brett Charles Dwinel Joseph B. Ayer Jere Patten Vanceboro Charles A. Bailey W. Kinsman Augusta F. W. Kinsman & Co

New Hampshire News Echoes Tragic, Legal and Industrial Notes

Reports from New Hampshire cover injuries at Brown's saw mill in Nelson, a shooting arrest in North Stratford, and a planer accident in Wentworth. A Kingston mother welcomes triplets while a Dartmouth graduate, Charles Crane, is remembered after a fatal shooting. Maple sugar output is down though prospects rise, while governors act on pardons and asylum transfers. River and Harbor funds earmark 10000 for Newmarket River improvements with a 1874 survey cited.

Sylvanus Clough Dorchester Brown Nelson Jaulbert Stephen Bully North Stratford Levi W. Davis Wentworth George Thompson Kingston Charles H. Crane Chicago Dartmouth Edward N. Coleman George Bruce Nashua Asylum For Pearson Concord Railroad Blodgett Supreme Court Carrie Perry Sheffield Manchester H.O. Ingalls Vermont Ingalls

Rail sawyer killed at St Albans works in Vermont

News brief reports Wa Blythe a rail sawyer at the St Albans iron and steel works was instantly killed Thursday morning after being drawn into saw gearing. Other items note a Rutland gambler bilking local businessmen in poker games, two rape and incest cases near Newport Centre, a planned trial in Newfane for Silas M. Waite, jail待遇 disputes between Waite and another Brattleborough inmate, and the Basin Harbor mortgage situation showing Vermont real estate depreciation.

Blythe St. Albans George Gregwire Newport Centre Gregwire Silas M. Waite Brattleborough Newfane Waite William Newton Basin Harbor Lake Champlain Edward Seymour Vermont

Ten Hour Strike Anniversary Disrupted by Rail Accident

On April 1 the ten hour strike in Rockport marks an anniversary as workers are noted for long hours. An express train from the North to Lowell derailed Wednesday afternoon due to a broken rail. four cars left the track but passengers were moved and service continued.

Rockport Lowell

Englishman James Schofield Dies in Providence Saloon

A 75 year old Englishman James Schofield was found dead in a Providence liquor saloon on Wednesday evening. Officials say heart disease aggravated by drink likely caused his death. The Rhode Island Joint Special Committee on Temperance has reported a bill banning manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors except for medicinal artistic and mechanical uses, with domestic malt liquor wine and cider allowed.

James Schofield Providence Rhode Island Joint Special Committee On Temperance

Connecticut News Bites

Johnson Baker of Burnside died by his own hand amid financial troubles. New Haven reports three poisoning cases, one fatal, linked to alleged careless drug sales. Mrs. Anson Meigs of Westbrook, 80, burned fatally after her clothes caught fire from a stove. The House defeated a proposal to ban intoxicating liquors. Luther G. Riggs of Meriden was arrested for slander against Mayor Curtis. The Senate approved extending the Connecticut Valley Railroad to the Massachusetts line. A bill classifies cider as an intoxicating beverage under sale restrictions.

Johnson Baker Burnside New Haven Anson Meigs Westbrook House of Representatives Luther G. Riggs Meriden Meriden Recorder Curtis Riggs Connecticut Senate Connecticut Valley Railroad Massachusetts

Destruction of Property at Handolph Mass

Fire at E. E. Kingman barn on Main street spread to Allen block and Dr. Granger barn. Kingman house wrecked by explosion. total losses with insurance run high, including Kingman properties and H. M. White stock, with cause suspected incendiary. Additional fires reported in Utica Smithville Flats Shrewsbury Leadville Greenland West Point Crosswick Wallingford.

Randolph E. E. Kingman Main Street Allen Kingman Dr. Granger H. M. White Springfield Company Quincy Company Allan Holyoke Company Abington Company Allen’s Block Utica N. Y Edward Harrison Arthur Harrison Smithville Robert van Schaick Shrewsbury N.J van Schaick Leadville Cal Cowell McDaniel Capitol Eugene Keefe Greenland N. H G. N. Leiber West Point William Lippincott Crosswick N. J Henry Parker Wallingford Conn

New York Assembly Targets Telegraph Rates and Election Reform

In Albany on March 31 the Assembly reported a bill banning telegraph charges beyond twenty cents for fifteen words plus half rates for press messages. Penalty set at 500 dollars per offence with equal splits to state and informer. A separate bill on honest elections in New York City was reported adversely and the report approved.

Albany N. Y Assembly New York City

Harrisburg House approves liquor amendment to Constitution

In Harrisburg on March 51 a joint resolution to submit to voters a constitutional ban on manufacturing and selling intoxicating liquors, with exceptions for medicinal mechanical and scientific uses, passed its second reading 95 to 38 after debate. Amendments were offered and rejected, including one aiming to insert the word sacramental after mechanical.

Harrisburg

Judge Rules Bank Tax Refund Likely for Albany Suit

Judge Wallace of the United States District Court awards judgment for C. I. Williams in the bank tax suit against the Board of Assessors. The case seeks a refund of taxes illegally exacted on shares of the National Exchange Bank of Albany from 1874 to 1879.

Albany N. Y Wallace United States District Court C. I. Williams Board of Assessors National Exchange Bank of Albany

Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government Noted

An extract from the dedication expresses duty to countrymen and memory of those who died for a cause held sacred by inheritance and conviction. It honors those who staked all and lost all save life and honor in its behalf and motivates vindication of their conduct.

Jefferson Davis

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