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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1880

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2

Massachusetts Republicans Choose Delegates for Chicago Convention

At Worcester today the Massachusetts Republican State Convention selects four delegates to Chicago. Edmunds supporters claim a majority with Hoar Barker Crapp Codman. Grant Blaine ticket lists Rice Mudge Brown Stott. Senate delays adjournment. liquor Screen bill to third reading. House okays Agricultural College bill.

Massachusetts Chicago Worcester Edmunds Grant Massachusetts Senate Agricultural College House J. H. Seelye Amherst John M. Forbes Milton Geo. F. Hoar Charles Allen Boston Gov. Talbot Blaine J. H. Walker Charles R. Codman James M. Barker Pittsfield William Endicott

Worcester Republicans gather for four at large delegates

Worcester April 14 dispatch notes a large Republican State Convention crowd amid key figures including ex Gov Boutwell and Henry L. Dawes. The meeting aims to select four delegates at large for the Chicago Convention while factions debate Blaine Grant and Edmunds. organizers list officers and committees and anticipate no third term resolution.

Boston Post Worcester Chicago Bay State Waldo State Central Committee Stone Haskell Boutwell Rice Robinson Harris A. Hobart Braintree John E. Sanford William C. Levering Taunton J. T. Robinson J. Rockwell North Adams Stott Lowell Charles Delano Northampton F. A. Mye Falmouth Charles L. Gardner N. P. Banks Wilcomb Ipswich Ames Easton Henry L. Dawes Pittsfield George D. Robinson Chicopee Oliver Ames Boston W. A. Field Wm. Abbott Douglass Rufus Frost Chelsea George S. Bentwell Groton Charles B. McLean Jas. White Choate Burnham Wm. G. Harris Cambridge George F. Bemus Lincoln George Heywood Concord Daniel Russell Melrose Francis Vewett J. Evarts Greene Josiah Lasell Northbridge James W. Stockwell Sutton Alpheus Harding Athol William H. Vose Fitchburg Jonathan Wales Randolph Theodore Lyman Brooklyn William C. Lovering J. S. Brayton Fall Frank P. Goulding William B. Kimball Enfield William J. Stewart Hyde Park F. R. Allen Greenfield James E. Gifford C. Rt. Ford Brockton Charles F. Grunnell Horatio Wellington Charlestown W.H. Moody Haverhill Gilbert E. Hood Lawrence Joseph Bennett Henry F. Wing Grafton EK. W. Chapin Holyoke Taft Palmer H. Burr Crandall Theo. C. Bates North Brookfield Wm. A. Tower Lexington Chas. Delano Northhampton Chas. R. Codman Daniel E. Damon Plymouth H. M. Daggett Attle Westdela J. M. Cochrane Southbridge Joseph K. Baker Dennis Wm. H. Fox Alfreds. Woodward Henry B. Hill Amos Hill Stoneham Adaison Guibert Gloucester Chas. A. Stott J. M.8.williams L. K. Travis Westboro T. Seelye Easthampton Dallas J. Dean Adams Committee On Col. Codman Young Republican Lodge Grant Blaine J. M. &. Williams Credit Mobilier Goyv. Boutwell Gerry Sudbury E. F. Waters Daily Advertiser Alcott Capt James Henry L. Pierce Edmunds E. R. Mudge Swampscott L. L. Brown Sherman Bisine

Blaine Wins Iowa Delegates at District Convention

Delegates met in district caucuses and chose two names each to present to the Chicago convention. Blaine supporters carried every district with majority in First and Second districts. Resolutions endorsed Blaine as Iowa’s choice and instructed delegates to vote for him. Grant supporters faced limited contests and were counted as a test of strength.

Iowa Blaine Chicago Kentucky Missouri Grant Harlan Massachusetts Bleine Dierant

Enumeration districts set for New Hampshire 279 total

Concord April 14 plans by George E Jenks supervise census list 279 districts across New Hampshire with Manchester 19 Concord 9 Nashua 9 Dover 8 Portsmouth 6 Keene 5 and other towns varying. Inspections at the insane asylum and Centre District Medical Society meet with new members and papers on topics including Young Physicians diary and New Remedies. Lightweight wrestling title match in Manchester Friday features John Kerrick and J Taylor.

Concord N. H New Hampshire George E. Jenks Gen. Walker United States Manchester Nashua Dover Portsmouth Keene Rochester Somersworth Farmington and Exeter Winchester Claremont Newport Lebanon Haverhill Littleton Lancaster Franklin Pembroke Laconia Gilford Albany Madison Brookfield Wakefield Clarksville Pittsburg Dummer Erroll Carroll and Purchases Gorham Randolph Shelburne Gilsum Surry Dublin Harrisville Roxbury and Centre District Medical Society G. D. Towne D. P. Goodhue J. ©. White Groton M. W. Russell John Kerrick J. Taylor Fisherville

Fall River Teacher Arrested for Bond Theft

Miss Mary Harris of Fall River, living in New Bedford, was arrested for stealing $1,400 in Government bonds from her grandmother and forging a friend's signature on a $2,500 note. She sold bonds for $1,300 and used $800 to pay family debts. Arraigned April 14 in Fall River, found probably guilty and ordered to recognize $3,000 for the next Superior Court term.

Maria L. Harris Fall River United States New Bedford Mary Harris Westerly R. I First National Bank of Providence Fatt River Mary E. Harris Second District Court Sarah Harris Pearl Street Superior Court

Speaker Randall Opposes Unit Rule in State Convention

In a letter to a Pennsylvania Democrat Randall declares opposition to the unit rule as it fetters the minority. He notes Pennsylvania selects National convention delegates by districts while the State convention cannot direct their votes, except for the four delegates at large elected by the State convention.

Blaine Maine Grant Massachusetts Knight James Mulligan E. O. Bicknell W. E. Manning Blaine Club Boston Edmunds Sherman Mechanics Hall Chicago Gen Lown Vermont Washington Randall Pennsylvania

Congress probes Woester pulp patent and president Butler

Washington April 14 The House Patents Committee will begin an inquiry into the Woester wood pulp patent extension and whether Congress can repeal a patent by law. Townshend favors annulment citing the Chicago elevator decision as precedent. Also noted are Gen Butler’s battlefield plans and a petition against his reappointment. Senator Hoar declares he will vote against Mexican war veteran pensions on independent judgment.

Washington House Committee On Patents Ways and Means Springer Illinois Patents Congress Townshend Thaois Patent Committee Supreme Court Chicago Gen. Butler Senator Hoar Massachusetts

Senate Passes Maine District Court Scheduling Bill

The Senate approves a measure fixing Maine district court sessions in Portland on the third Tuesday each April and September and in Bangor on the fourth Tuesday in June. Also approved consular and diplomatic appropriations totaling 1 146135 with amendments for Bucharest, Bogota, and other posts and funding for China talks. An evening House session followed with Indian Affairs details and Fort Dodge land disposal under homestead laws.

Washington Senate United States Maine Portland Bangor Mgr. Voorhees Committee On Pensions Eaton Connecticut Geneva House Bucharest Bogota China Davis Dem West Virginia Fort Dodge Military Reservation Wells Missouri Baker Indiana Haskell Rep Kansas Committee On Naval Affairs

Question to Attorney General on Bank Circulation Surrender

The House Banking and Currency Committee debated the law on national bank surrender of circulation and bond deposits. A recommendation to refer the issue to the Attorney General for an opinion is anticipated. Also noted are plans for Gen Hatch against Victoria’s band in New Mexico and a Northern Pacific extension vote in committee.

Washington House Committee On Banking and Currency United States War Department Hatch Victoria New Mexico House Committee On Pacific Railroads Northern Pacific John H. George Concord Hosea B. Carter East Hampstead New

Destructive forest fires sweep New Jersey and beyond

Reports from New Beart and surrounding towns detail the largest fires yet in Cumberland Atlantic and Ocean counties from Bricksburg to Manchester. The blazes, sparked by a locomotive on the New Jersey Southern line, have destroyed hundreds of thousands of acres of pine cedar and timber, killed cattle and birds, and damaged telegraph lines as fires spread toward Barnegat and island beaches.

New Beart N. J Cumberland Atlantic Ocean Counties Bricksburg Manchester Cedar Creek New Jersey Southern New Jersey Southern Railroad Point Pleasant Ocean Monmouth Barnegat Bamber, Lacey and Creek Tom’s River N.J Good Luck Point Island Beach Ormitt’s John Grimes Dover N. H Robert McCrillis Bradford Farmers’ Mutual Pike County Monroe County Eli J. Epson China Lynn Mass Meredith Centre W.C. Marshall & Co Laconia David Fiske Grafton Kennebunk Albert Day Jefferson Davis Farmingdale Mr. Parker Covington Hartke Blair Margolin Hiram O. Adams Barrington R. I Morgantown Ind Coleman Delaware Ohio J. W. Linsay Daniel Baxter East Vassalboro Sawyer & Co Benton N. B

Freight rate cuts by West coast joint committee finalized

New York reports a 21 to 10 vote with seven abstentions on a West Coast freight rate reduction effective immediately. Grain and flour from Chicago drop to 30 cents from 35, provisions to 35 from 45, as eastbound movement signals unsustainability of old rates. Further cuts expected when navigation opens. Cincinnati suit seeks to compel Adams Express to carry freight. temporary restraining order granted. case set for April 28 in Nashville.

New York West Joint Executive Committee Fink Chicago Adams Express Cincinnati Louisville, Cincinnati and Lexington Railroad Adams Express Company W. B. Dinsmore Adams Express Co United States Circuit Court Baxter Nashville

Elevator Fall in Borden Block Kills One Man Injures Several

In Fall River Massachusetts on April 14 the elevator in Borden Block fell killing Henry Levey correspondent for the Providence Journal. Several others were seriously injured including Daniel Sullivan and James Crowley while N B Wakefield of Boston escaped with minor injuries and will return to Boston.

Gen. Butler National Soldiers’ Homes Fall River Boston Young Men’s Christian Union Yale Boston Borden Block Mass Henry Levey Providence Journal Wakefield Houghton, Osgood & Co Mr. Levey Daniel Sullivan Third Street James Crowley Mr. Wakefield Boton

Sugar refiners fault polariscope test at meeting

L N Fuller accused Secretary Sherman of unfair discrimination after polariscope testing. The Brooklyn Congregational Association admitted the Church of the Mediator, with Dr Storrs presiding and Beecher and Abbott present. A perjury charge against Kenney was dismissed. Elmira editor Fairman seeks State Superintendent of Insurance nomination. The Syria captain was acquitted by the British consul. Saratoga schoolship arrived from Fortress Monroe.

L. N. Fuller Sherman Fernando Wood Brooklyn Congregational Association Church of the Mediator Plymouth Church Dr. Storrs Henry Ward Beecher Lyman Abbott W. S. Manning Connecticut P. Kenney New England Mutual Life Insurance Company Kenney Fairman Elmira Smyth Syria Saratoga Fortress Monroe

Newport Worker Dies From Roof Fall In Newport R I

Duncan McLean of Anderson and McLean fell from a roof this afternoon and sustained injuries likely to prove fatal Captain F M Ramsay left for Chester Pa to inspect two unfinished monitors on Navy orders Silas H Cottrell a shipowner and former legislator died this afternoon Mayor Burdick to seek re election against ex Mayor Slocum

Newport R. I Duncan McLean Anderson & McLean F. M. Ramsay Chester Secretary of the Navy Silas H. Cottrell Merchants’ Bank Burdick Slocum

Anxiety for Fate of Training Ship Atalanta

London reports intense anxiety over the training ship Atalanta after it left Bermuda February 1 bound for Portsmouth. A West Indian steamer sighted a large copper-bottomed vessel bottom up on both its outward to Aspinwall and return journeys, but foggy seas prevented identifying the ship. Rough seas prompt Admiralty plans to send search vessels next week.

London Atalanta Bermuda Portsmouth Aspinwall Admiralty

Adelaide Neilson Defends Steamer Incident On Board

Actress Adelaide Neilson explains a steamer episode with Mr. Compton. Passengers stared in the cabin prompting an invitation to her state room where they rehearsed a Measure for Measure scene. A clerk cited boat rules and the captain supported the admonition, sending them on deck.

Cincinnati Adelaide Neilson Compton

Maine Methodist Episcopal convention opens in Saco

The fifty sixth annual Maine Methodist Episcopal Church convention opens in Saco with Rev Parker Jacques presiding and officers named including Rev C J Clark secretary and Geo C Andrews assistant secretary. Delegates to the conference are to be elected Thursday morning.

Saco Methodist Episcopal Church of Maine Parker Jacques C. J. Clark Portland Geo. C. Andrews A. W. Potter W. S. Jones D. B. Randall Methodist Episcopal Conference

Jarman on Wills In Three Volumes A Leading Legal Text

A detailed notice praises Jarman on Wills as a premier juridical work, edited for American readers by Ranpo LP H and Tavcorr. The American editions thoroughly integrate American decisions with careful annotations, offering authoritative citations and practical usefulness for practitioners. Volumes II and III are promised soon after English publication.

Tuomas Jarman London Joserm R. Ranpoolph William Tavcorr Jersey City N.J F. D. Linn & Co Williams Lewin Jarman Bench Bar England

Obituary of Elliott C Cowdin an Boston ties in New York life

Elliott C Cowdin died in New York on April 12 at age 61 from Bright's disease. Born August 8 1819 in Jamaica St he worked in Boston and New York business ventures including silk and ribbons import, Paris branch, and later railroad interests. He held leadership roles in Mercantile Library Association Union League New England Society and served US Commissioner to the Paris Exposition of 1867. He leaves three sons and three daughters and his elder brother John Cowdin of Boston.

New York Bright Mr. Cowdin Jamaica Boston John Cowdin Cowdin Washington Street Messrs. Allen & Mann Tremont Row William H. Horton W. H. Horton & Co Summer Street Allen William H. Mann William H. Mann & Co Wotild Messrs. Mann and Horton Milk Street Bowdoin Paris Metropolitan Bank Mercantile Library Association Union League New England Society United States Samuel A. Waldron Robert Cowdin New England New York Historical Society James T. Bicknell Roxbury Harrison Avenue Charles T. Chester Englewood N. J Lemuel Fay Lowell Carpet Company Lowell Mass James L. Mitchell Hotel Brunswick

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