City Council Tackles Dog Killing Ordinances
The Baltimore American notes two ordinances aimed at abolishing the abominable system of dog killing or poisoning that has prevailed in the city for years. The piece urges thrift and hints at future prospects like an Agricultural College if dogs are saved.
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Porter Case Exonerated Gen Fitz John Porter Restored
The Military Board findings fully exonerate Gen Fitz John Porter and restore him to his former army rank. Reports note partisan malice during the war and a long awaited rehabilitation recognized in today’s publication. Also covered are political debates on troop use at polls, budget notes for a Brighton Grammar Schoolhouse, and regional election results.
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Unprecedented storm delays trains across New England
Northroy Vermont reports ongoing fierce storm with unprecedented duration delaying Southeastern Railway trains since yesterday. In Woopsville New Hampshire the Portland and Ogdensburg line finally runs after being blocked over twenty four hours, with White Mountain Notch snowdrifts up to ten feet.
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McDonald defends Bright amid Indiana state slander claims
Senator McDonald says suits against Sergeant-at-Arms Bright stem from partisan newspaper clashes and recounts a first hung jury and a second trial ending in acquittal. Comptroller Porter notes Bright faced charges boldly and was acquitted with broad party support. House debate midstream, campaign finance probes, and Porter decision spark further political maneuvering.
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Porter Restored to Army After Exonerating Board
Washington April 2 the Military Board fully exonerates Fitz John Porter and calls for annulment of his court martial findings restoring him to his pretrial rank from the date of dismissal. The panel cites his battlefield discretion and condemns his expressed distrust as indiscreet but not criminal, urging corrective action by the President. Generals Schofield Terry and Guttry sign the report.
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Greenback party leaders hold new conference on finance measures
A series of Washington conferences by National Greenback party members aims to push financial measures into the House on their own merits. They oppose attaching any bill to regular appropriation bills and debated striking out political sections if the majority blocks their introduction. Representative Wright of Pennsylvania was absent from the noted meeting.
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Jefferson Davis touted for political life in Republican claim
The Philadelphia Times reports Republicans say Jefferson Davis is paving the way to return to political life as successor to Blanch K. Bruce. The piece notes Davis is ineligible for General Government office, has not sought citizenship restoration, and has stated he will not seek national honors.
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Democrats Warn Garfield Against Revolt in Congress
From the Philadelphia Times remarks in Congress imply Garfield must act alone for any revolution. Senator Blaine jokes that no one has succeeded in starting a revolution in this country with his chin.
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National Board of Health Holds First Regular Meeting
The first regular meeting of the National Board of Health was held at the State Department with all members present except Dr Bowditch. A permanent organization was formed naming Dr James L. Cabell president, John S. Billings vice-president, and Thomas J. Turner secretary. The Executive Committee includes Dr Cabell, Billings, Turner, Dr Stephen Smith, and Surgeon Bailhache. Senior government appointments were confirmed including Andrew D. White as Minister to Berlin and Cornelius A. Logan as Minister to the Central American States. The Treasury will redeem called bonds, and Speaker Randall aims to announce House standing committees early next week.
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NO CIVIL SERVICE REFORM IN THE CUSTOM HOUSE
In New York the expected Custom House reform did not occur. A clerk was removed and another transferred as reforms begin in the Auditor's office, while other departments will be reorganized under Civil Service rules. The Post Office rule cutting stamp sales to the General Post Office sparks protests and adds about 10000 annual commission to the Postmaster.
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Cyrus W. Field
Long Island
Smith
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Brooklyn
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Europe
Steamers Load Cattle for Liverpool and Boston
Halifax reports the Lake Nepigon, from Portland, with 139 cattle, heading to Liverpool. The Texas sails tomorrow with 120 head. The August Andre has left for Boston. Cape Breton ice is breaking up while North Sydney harbor clears amid mild rain and western winds. Sydney remains closed but likely to open soon. drift ice persists at Louisburg. Little Glace Bay is clear and Cow Bay shows no ice. One vessel sailed today, three more tomorrow.
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Lexington Celebrates Town Centennial With Parade and Addresses
Lexington marked its one hundredth anniversary with a grand morning procession led by city lodges and visitors, followed by speeches at Morrison College by Leslie Coombs, Hon. William Breckenridge, and Gov. McCreary. A fireworks display was planned for the night as streets wore festive finery.
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Gov. McCreary
Bolivia Chile conflict persists with Bolivian arms push
Panama reports no change in the Bolivia Chile dispute as Daza proclaims armed resistance and amnesty while Peru mobilizes forces toward Iquique. Chilean troops land in Cobija and Tocapilla, Peru aims to stay neutral, and bands rob frontier camps in New Mexico style violence credited to the Reeves gang.
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London
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Russian policy shifts on Merv expedition and Eastern Roumelia
A St Petersburg letter says no hostile expedition against Merv unless Eastern question fails diplomacy. It cites Russia's pause in expedition prep as belief disturbances in Eastern Roumelia will be avoided. The shift follows Todleben’s telegram about not answering for army conduct amid possible massacres. Teleograms countermand mobilizations at Sebastopol and Odessa during mixed occupation negotiations.
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English hostage ransom and Afghan throne plans reported
A Tashkend special says the Governor of Samarcand informs 3a Kaufmann that England will place Wali Mahomed, cousin of the late Ameer, on the Afghan throne, replacing Ya koob Khan. It also claims Afridi forces captured 700 English soldiers who were ransomed for £30,000, and Yakoob Khan plans a new embassy to Tashkend.
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Paris Left Centre aims to force cabinet crisis
A London Paris dispatch notes the removal of the Legislature is secondary to Paris returning the body. The Left Centre, partly ousted from Cabinet and the Chamber, seeks to govern with or without them. The group hopes to compel government action by leveraging their Senate unity to threaten a ministerial crisis.
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Mixed London World News and Sports Items
The report covers wage reductions at Blackburn operatives with conditions disputed, Cambridge versus Oxford betting odds, a theft of a Christ painting in Andalusia, tariff bill delays in Berlin, Szegedin relief praise by the Hungarian Diet, Northampton stakes results with Rochampton and Ridotto, Garibaldi and imperial travels, papal cardinal appointment, Ottoman envoy plans to Britain, and a contested Cardinal Antonelli will case amid poverty claims.
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Trial of Rev Dr Talmage Prompts Witness Testimony
J W Halleck testified today in the Talmage trial detailing interviews about acquiring Christian at Work. He said Talmage promised free services first year and discussed using subscribers and an electrotype to mimic the paper, with debts exceeding 25 000 dollars. Halleck described how he bought the paper October 7 and offered Talmage a 2000 dollar annual salary, noting Talmage’s hesitation before signing.
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Perils of the Sea Destruction From Recent Gale
Nantucket paper reports a severe late winter gale causing multiple shipwrecks and loss of life. Vessels seen in sound were wrecked or disabled. crews lost at sea and cargoes ruined. Reports from Hatteras Inlet, Cape Hatteras, Nantucket and Norfolk detail the wrecks and missing mariners.
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Municipal Elections Across Western Cities Report
Across several western cities reports show Democratic gains in mayoral races and city councils with Republicans and Socialists gaining in Chicago. Los Angeles and St Louis see Democrats sweeping council or party-aligned seats while Greenbackers win minor representation. Other towns in Missouri and Texas report Republican or people’s candidates prevailing for mayor and council seats.
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Harrisburg Post Office bids open in Treasury office
Twenty three bids for furnishing materials and work on the Harrisburg Pa post office ranged from 76000 to 245000. Lowest bid by William Gray of Philadelphia for Dorset Vermont marble 76096 or Blue Hill Maine granite 78109. Several New England firms bid, with Gray likely to win as the awarding party.
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Fire ruins Swift and White rendering works at Barren Island
Fire at Barren Island destroys the rendering works of Messrs Swift and White. Loss estimated at 150000 with no insurance. Swift and White hold contracts to remove dead animals for New York City and nearby areas. Other fires reported in Canada and Massachusetts with varied losses.
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Rhode Island election results favor Republicans statewide
Providence reports the Republican ticket wins by large margins with Van Zandt carrying the governorship and Howard securing the lieutenant governorship. Assembly seats lean Republican in both chambers. full returns exclude Block Island. Newport selects Memford Seabury as senator and Sanborn, Sheffield, Fay, Burdick, Townsend as representatives.
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Strikers Block North Beach Work in Frisco Demands
About 200 laborers on the sea wall at North Beach struck, moving to California Street Hill to stop 100 more grading for the same contractor. Police kept order as workers demand a 50 cent daily raise and refuse to return to previous wages. contractor intends to hire at prior rates.
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Golden wedding anniversary noted in Osage Iowa
Mr Granville Clifford Wallingford of South Berwick married Mary Rogers of Alfred on March 4, 1829. They celebrated their golden wedding on March 4, 1879 at Osage, Iowa. Eliot town election yielded a Democratic victory with officials named including Ireland Cole Jenks Goodwin Raitt Clark Shapleigh Brown.
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Joseph M. Raitt
Samuel Clark
Charles A. Sha
Temperance work expands as Booth and Smith gain in Portsmouth
The temperance campaign led by Booth and Smith grows with larger day and evening meetings in Portsmouth, 400 signing the pledge since Sunday. Concord hosts a large Grand Lodge of Good Templars session with 40 lodges and 2600 members. 62 took degrees. In Haverhill, the Laird vs Pussumpsic Railroad case seeks a venue change after seven years of trials with two juries split 11 to 1.
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Guilford Man Refuses Maple Tapping in Cemetery
A Guilford man declined to tap maple trees in a cemetery citing concern the sap might taste too strong of spirits. The St. Albans village meeting re elected the old Boards of Trustees and officers, cut estimates yet kept over 100 cents on $1 of the grand list, while pledging not to exceed 75, leaving the village in year end debt amid heated discussion. The National Bank of Poultney, recently suspended, is said to have sufficient assets to meet liabilities, with Clark and his son Edward as major stockowners. the bank once had a large surplus but lost $50,000 through forged paper and failed security attempts.
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Local notices and incidents from Princeton to Gloucester
Sewall, son of William Richardson of Princeton, died after a gun accident Saturday. Gen. W. O. Fiske of Lowell joins Gov. Talbot’s staff as Assistant Quartermaster-General. Grace Holbrook’s Berlin disappearance hints at elopement. Thomas Simms of Gloucester drowned at 44. Crane, Rising & Co. move shoe factory from Nashua to Westboro. 300 workers to be employed. Ongoing Gloucester relief aid eases destitution. Harrison T. Kern of Fitchburg dies of paralysis after street incident. buried in Sandwich. Deacon White Wells and brothers inherit about 10 000 each plus 20 000 per child from Mrs Joseph Smith’s estate. Lowell Assessors elect Francis Goward chair. ward assignments listed. City of Fitchburg steamer to operate Fall River–New York, with Old Colony line. Santee returns to New Bedford. Amherst minister publicly rebukes whisperers during prayer. no further whispering. Springfield youth plays prank with pennies to fool others. copper contributions misused. Wareham wood thefts threaten property. thieves cut cords of wood at night. Gloucester benefit for Relief and Female Charitable Association draws audience with Boston and Gloucester performers.
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David Lane
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Isaac A. Fletcher
Springfield
Wareham
William H. Allen
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Mining stock ratifications seal Sutro Tunnel deal
Ratifications were finally exchanged today between the Sutro Tunnel Company and the mining companies, and Mr Sutro left for Virginia City this afternoon to begin work on the tunnel sub drain. Express in mining stock promptly executed in San Francisco by Richardson, Hill & Co., 409 Water street. The latest mining intelligence is daily bulletined in their office.
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