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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1881

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The Family Quarrel and Political Maneuvering

Senators Platt and Conkling return from New York denying plans to oppose Robertson. Mitchell of Pennsylvania says he will support the Administration in this fight. Harris of Tennessee met Gen. Hancock to discuss the Nashville exhibition in May with invitations extended to the President and Cabinet. Geo F. Mosher of Dover NH hopes for a fat consulate through Blaine influence.

Platt Conkling New York Robertson Mitchell Pennsylvania Harris Tennessee Hancock Nashville Gen Geo. F. Mosher Dover N. H Blaine

Dawes Cornered as Democrats Upstage Republicans in Debate

In a lively exchange at Mr. Dawes Cornered by Mr. Beck, Democrats gain momentum while Republicans face tough questions. The episode highlights party contrasts and voter sentiment ahead of upcoming contests.

Mr. Dawes Mr. Beck

Supreme Court rules on duty rates for mixed goods

The court sustains the Collector in taxing startings partly linen and cotton as cotton manufactures, not under 1860s mixed goods rates. It also affirms 60 percent ad valorem on imported silk laces and ribbons mixed with cotton, in three related cases.

Washington, D. C United States Supreme Court Fish Swan Arthur Collector Fleitman Fleigenheim

Contradiction of Reports on the Utes and Indian Peace

The Indian Bureau reports rumors of unrest among the Uncompahgre Utes are groundless. Agent Berry notes early relocation to arable lands could lead to peaceful farming and stock raising, while warnings of white encroachment require more troops in the valley.

Washington Commissioner of Indian Affairs Berry Los Pinos Agency Pension Bureau

Identity dispute over Theophilus Youngs examined in Surrogate's Court

In New York on April 18 the Surrogate's Court resumed the inquiry into whether the claimant is Theophilus Youngs. Mrs Youngs and Mr Youngs attended. Edward Kelley said he knew Youngs from Boston in 1874 75 and identified a scar on the claimant. Daniel F Cummings also testified he would know the real Youngs if seen.

New York Theophilus Youngs Daniel F. Cummings Boston Nichols French Messrs Drexel Sherwood Emerson Mason Charles E. Whitehead

Beaconsfield Dies After Long Illness

London reports the death of Lord Beaconsfield at 5 o'clock this morning after a day of restlessness and a serious relapse. He was conscious to the end as doctors Kidd Quain Rowton and Barrington looked on at his passing.

Lord Beaconsfield London Kidd Quain Rowton Barrington

Career sketch of Benjamin Disraeli Earl of Beaconsfield

A condensed portrait of Benjamin Disraeli born in London 1805 rising from law student to novelist and political leader. From Vivian Grey to Coningsby and Ixion in Heaven his writings paralleled his rapid ascent as Conservative MP, Chancellor, and twice Prime Minister shaping electoral reform and party strategy.

Benjamin Disraeli Earl of Beaconsfield London Isaac Disraeli Bloomsbury Basevi Enfield Benjamin Germany England Vivian Grey Disraeli Capt. Papanilla Nubia Duke Centurini Fleming Goethe Beckford Morgan O’connell Morgan Alroy Iskander Times Henrietta Temple Venetia Lord Byron Percy Bysshe Shelley Victoria Maidstone Shrewsbury Endymion Buckinghamshire Ixion House of Commons Robert Peel Privy Council Derby S Ddisraeli Palmerston-Russell Palmerston Russell-Gladstone Gladstone Disraelia Boston Peel Edinburgh United States Disrael Jefferson Davis Sir John Ramsden Napoleon John Russell Cranbourne Marquis of Salisbury Lincoln America Lanceln North America Bright Tig

Providence Conference closes with name change plan adopted

The Providence Conference in Fall River on April 18 approved changing its name to New England and Southern Conference and authorized legislative action. Admissions, superannuations, finances, and numerous church appointments across Rhode Island and nearby districts were reported, with several clergy changes and fundraising noted.

Railway Employes Accept 26 Cent Day Advance in Cincinnati

In Cincinnati on April 18 the street car strikers executive committee, after rejecting two director proposals, agreed to work twelve hours for 180 dollars for conductors and 164 dollars for drivers. A stormy general meeting then accepted a 26 cent daily wage rise for the same hours, with cars expected to resume service tomorrow.

Cincinnati. O

Trial of Chip Smith Delivers First-Degree Murder Verdict

In New Haven on April 18 the State case against Chip Smith for the December killing of Chief Daniel J. Hayes in Birmingham ended with a first degree murder verdict after six hours of jury deliberation. Hayes died while attempting to arrest Smith for breach of the peace. The Chief Justice will sentence Smith tomorrow.

New Haven Conn Chip” Smith Daniel J. Hayes Birmingham Hayes Smith

Black list of US exporters sent to customs collectors

Ottawa reports the customs department has printed a blacklist listing all United States exporters who ever invoiced goods under value. Collectors are instructed to scrutinize entries of goods machinery or merchandise from suspected parties.

Ottawa Department of Customs United States

Maine oarsman accepts McKay challenge for race

Haifax April 18 P H Conley of Portland Me has telegraphed an acceptance of McKay s challenge for a single scull race for 500 a side St Joan N B April 18 Wallace Ross the oarsman sailed for Portland today where he goes into active training with Davis

Maine News Briefs from 1881 Local Scene and Industry

East Corinth reports a citizen absconding with his step-daughter, leaving a family behind. Portland to Boston rail project led by Eastern Telegraph Company with Hon. Frederick Robie as president. J. W. Black of Searsport cites thefts of thirteen letters with money since January 1, 1881. Kittery raises a library fund of 31625 with income 204 and expenditures 769. Ex-Gov. Ichabod Goodwin re elected president. Sangerville to erect a four set woollen mill on the old fulling mill site, capital stock 40000 already taken. Death by own action in Maine now less frequent than twenty-five years ago. Calais city solicitor sues Marcellus Walker for 1875 taxes not paid over to treasurer due to footing errors. Congregational ministers’ council to consider Rev. S. L. B. Speare Bangor case over radical prohibitory stance packing meetings.

East Corinth Eastern Telegraph Company Frederick Robie Portland Boston J. W. Black Searsport Kittery Ichabod Goodwin Sangerville Piscataquis County Maine Portland Transcript Calais Marcellus Wal’xer Council of Congregational Ministers S. L. B. Speare Bangor

Nashua City Guard Captain Named and Local Appointments

Jason E. Tolles named captain of the Nashua City Guard. Gen. A. F. Stevens to deliver Plymouth memorial address. John Laighton elected cashier at the National Mechanics and Traders Bank in Portsmouth. Nahum Robinson resigns Deputy Warden post at Concord prison. Thomas A. Pillsbury appointed. Bridge accident on the Montreal Railroad at East Concord injures four. Citizens to discuss a canal plan between here and Boston with Hon. Moody Boynton likely to speak. Pemigewasset Valley Telephone Association raises 800 for Plymouth to Campton Village line expansion with officers elected. line to West Thornton and possibly West Campton. completion expected early summer.

Jason E. Tolles Nashua A. F. Stevens Plymouth National Mechanics and Traders’ Bank Portsmouth John Laighton George W. Butler Nahum Robinson New Hampshire Concord Thomas A. Pillsbury John C. Pillsbury Haseen Montreal East Concord Boston RE. Moody Boynton Massachusetts Pemigewasset Valley Telephone Association Campton Village Moses C. Dole Davis B. Keniston G. S. Bartlett George W. Kenniston Warren Damon Charles A. Sewell George W. Robinson Fred A. Mitchell West Thornton West Campton

Brattleboro Considers Liquor Agency and Local Appointments

Vermont reports note Brattleboro to establish a liquor agency with Selectman Herrick likely in charge. Other items include a Brattleboro Cemetery Association loss of about 850 dollars, Abel E. Levenworth to lead the Cas tleton Normal school, Addison town increasing its insurance capital, and postmaster shifts with George Hammond taking a salary around 1800 dollars. Also covered are Vermont creditors’ claims in the L M Waite bank case and news on Tom Shackett’s Kansas City dealings and creditor settlements.

Brattleboro Selectman Herrick Brattleboro Cemetery Association Waite Abel E. Levenworth State Normal School Randolph Castleton Addison Middlebury George Hammond J. M. Tripp

Various court actions and local notes from Fall River and nearby towns

A $25 000 claim against the Nathan Durfee estate in Fall River was sold at auction for 4 cents on the dollar. Samuel S. Morey of Lawrence remains jailed in New York’s House of Detention amid the Morey Chinese letters disclosures. In Fall River District Court, Thomas Hanley was discharged after being arraigned for administering poison to Ellen Dougherty to procure an abortion. Dougherty had pleaded guilty to concealing birth. Wm. Westgate of South Wareham was arrested for liquor sales, with a continued arraignment set in Wareham. The Methuen Transcript reports a police judge and jury dispute and comments on the property theft process. Post No. 3 Grand Army fair opens in Taunton with Gov. Long expected and officers attending. A Sudbury man George Barker’s family searches unfold as his return prompts a new inquiry into his mother and siblings. Brockton Chief Jenney resolves a missing girl case involving Albert Youlden, revealing the couple’s nonmarital status and prompting the girl to leave with her parents for New Bedford.

Providence Fall River Charles £. Sharp The People’s Church Boston Joseph D. Hingeley H. N. Brown George E. Brightman Charles A. Stadhouse John A. Roerd William I. Ward George A. Grant Wilfred C. Hall John Thompson Edgar New England and Southern Conference Talbot Whitecher S. C. Brown Preachers’ Aid Society D. J. Griffin J. W. Malcom F. Whidden H. A. Cleaveland Boston Highlands Cleaveland H. D. Robinson C. Brown Upham H. W. Conant Temperance Committee Organization of Societies Against Alcohol and Tobacco Holmes Wisconsin Oshkosh D. A. Whedon Chestnut Street Mathewson Street W. F. Whitcher Broadway C L. Goodell Trinity G. W. Anderson Barrington Berekely R. Burns Bristol KE. F. Jones Centreville Mystic D. L. Brown Mystic Bridge G. C. Kining New London Newport First Church Angelo Cannall Thames Street J. Carroll Niantic C. H. Ewer Noank Norwich East Main Street E. M. Taylor Central Church FE. Tinker Sachem Street J.H. James Town G. W. Brewster Greenville H. Montgomery Portland O. H. Fernald Portsmouth S. P. Snow Somerset G. H. Bates Uncasville Rhode Island ‘V Temperance Union S.C. Brown Conference Board of Church Extension F. W. Blakeslee Greenwich Academy W. McKendree Bray Providence North District M. J. Talbot Hope Street W. ¥. Morrison St. Pauls T. J. Everett Asbury Church H. B. Cady Attawanoo W. A. Luce Attleboro G. W. Hallon Brockton J. E. Hawkins West Church Burnside S. O. Bentop Campello Central Falls A. W. Heavy Danielsonvilie R. Clark Diamon Hill W. W. Matton East Blackstone Fast J. Livesey Wapping W. Ji. Taylor Wareham Point E. S. Fletcher West Thompson S. W. Brood Willimantic Lebanon S. McBarney Witdsorville W.tarkington Woonsocket Waterford A. Anderson New Bedford J. W. Millett Presiding Elder County Street E. D. Towle Fourth Street A. N. Cord Pleasant Street E. F. Clark Allen Street G. W. Wright Acushnet Barnstable Yarmouthport C. F. Sharpe Bridgewater J. G. Hingeley Bryantville W. I. Ward Chatham A. J. Church Chilmark J. Shaw Cochesett T. L. Gurney Cottage City F. H. Harkins Cattyhunk J.S. Bell Dartmouth East Fairhaven Dighton 8. E. Evans Duxbury East Bridgewater F. A. Crafts East Falmouth H. W. Hamblin Eastham Frank Bowley East Weymouth D. P. Leavitt Fairhaven G. E. Fuller Falmouth Wood Nantucket Bull F. D. Sargent M. Rawson North Dighton G. H. Lamson Fisbury Flure Orleans Osterville G. A. Grant Plymouth J. H. Allen Poecasset R. Fox Provincetown Centre H.H. Martin Provincetown Centenary Church G. W. Hunt Rockland Sandwich Vineyard Haven N. J. Steele Wareham Wellfleet 5. M. Beal West Dennis A. N. Bodfish West Duxbury B. H. Bosworth West Falmouth West Sandwich G. H. Butters E. G. Latham South America J. W. Butler Nathan Durfee Samuel S. Morey Lawrence Morey House of Detention New York Thomas Hanley Ellen Dougherty Miss Dougherty Wm. Westgate South Wareham Fourth District Court Temperance Party Methuen Transcript Superior Court Grand Army of the Republic Taunton Armory Hall Gov. Long George A. Creasy Newburyport George Barker Sudbury Barker Somerville George Richards Jenney Tompkins Albert Youlden Fred. Youlden Albert’s Elm Street Youlden

Rail lease denial issued by Pennsylvania Railroad officials

Philadelphia report denies negotiations for leasing the Buffalo New York and Philadelphia Railroad to the Pennsylvania Railroad. In Pittsburg Evergreen Hamlet Narrow Gauge Railway clashes with West Penn Company over crossing rails. 130 laborers respond, rails torn up, potential compromise discussed. Burlington and Lamoille Railroad stockholders elect directors led by William B. Hatch with Hatch as president and Nathaniel Parker as vice president.

Philadelphia Buffalo, New York and Evergreen Road West Penn Burlington and Eamnoilte Burlington Burlington and Lamoille Railroad Company William B. Hatch New York Nathaniel Parker Lawrence Barnes Cyrus M. Spaulding Merrill Noyes George L. Linsley D. C. Linsley This City H. M. Field Jericho L. F. Terrill Underhill Josiah Tuttle Essex Waldo Brigham George W. Hendee Hyde Park H. F. Wetherby Cambridge Edward W. Peck Daniel C. Linsley

W. T. Wheeless steamer burns with cargo at Savannah

The steamer W. T. Wheeless carrying 500 bales of cotton and freight burned to the water's edge near Savannah with no deaths but a narrow crew escape. The three month old vessel cost 35000, its wharf warehouse and cargoes also destroyed, and nearby ships and tugs damaged by spreading flames.

Savannah W. T. Wheeless Savandah Augusta B.C. Terry New York Addie Fuller Port Royal Claremont N. H John Lewis West Claremont Gardiner Hiram Ware Windsor Orange N.J Charles Neimann

Futile Efforts to Check the Exodus of Freedmen to Kansas

Rev. G W Henning of the State Board reports over 100000 freedmen have been cared for and distributed since the exodus began, with 16000 more moved to other states. He says the board cannot stop the flow despite funds and efforts, noting many continue to move toward Kansas the home of John Brown. Tenders from Southern centers offer unlimited means to curb the exodus, yet are ineffective.

Vic United States Senate Mahone Earl of Beaconsfield London England Kansas State Board Kansas Street Railroad South Boston Railroad Providence New England and Southern Conference Boston Board of Aldermen Cincinnati Street Railways Chip” Smith New Haven Keing Daniel J. Hayes Birmingham Theophilus Youngs New York City Brooklyn Navy Yard Constitution Burlingame the Chronicle G. W. Henning State Board John Brown Henning

DopeGe City Shooting Leaves One Dead One Wounded

A. L. Updegraff was killed and a man named Masterson wounded in a street affray in DopeGe City Kansas. The crowded street saw a participant surrender after the Mayor and Sheriff arrived with shot guns.

DopeGe City Kan A. L. Updegraff Masterson

Wealthy Pike County Farmer Killed in Wagon Accident

Benjamin H. Rose a prominent MizxeorD farmer was killed this afternoon when an unruly horse threw him from a wagon. He fell down a steep embankment breaking his neck near MizxeorD Pike County.

Mizxeord Benjamin H. Rose Pike County Here

Five Children Die In Well Tragedy At Camden

Mrs. Nutt of near Camden Arkansas, in a fit of insanity on Saturday, killed five of her children by throwing them into a well. The eldest child was 12, the youngest 11 months.

Camden Ark

Jacksonville man hanged after jail escape in Florida

A Black man charged with the assassination of a prominent Cadessden county citizen was abducted from the Quincy jail by masked men Sunday morning and hanged. He was taken by disguisers and executed without trial.

Sacksonville Fla Gadesden County Quincy

Mountain fires threaten Oliver powder mills near Wilkes-Barre

In Wilkes Barre on April 18 the mountain fires east of the city threaten the explosion of the Oliver powder mills three miles away and may endanger a portion of the city.

Wilkesbarre Oliver

Baron George Parish Dies in Venice After Long New York Ties

Baron George Parish died in Venice on April 13. He came to America in 1840, inherited property in St. Lawrence county, New York, and a Bohemia estate, lived in Ogdensburg, and supported the Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain Railroad as its first president. He married Miss Duncan of Natenez after a long courtship. William A. Parker, Boston printer and war of 1812 veteran, died April 18 at 86. Funeral at 11 A.M. Wednesday from 41 Warren Avenue. Henry E. Warner.

Venice Italy America St. Lawrence County New York Ogdensberg Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain Duncan Natenez Bohemia Austria William A. Parker Boston Warren Avenue Franklin Typographical Society Franklin Edward Huntington Rome N. Y The Iron Works First National Bank of Utica Henry W. Farrar Gen Sedgerwick Chicago Evening Journal Chicago San Francisco Col. W. W. Gift Martinez Hamilton H. Howard Puerto Cabello Venezuela Rochester George C. la Lyme Coun Nathaniel R. Coffin Wakefield

John H Kelly's Ticket Wins Tammany Sachem Election

In New York on April 18 the annual Tammany Society sachem election favored John Kelly's ticket by 50 votes. Three lists competed including Isaac Bell's opposition and a mixed ticket. Total votes reached 711.

John H Kelly Tammany Society New York The John Kelly Isaac Bell Kelly

Steamship arrivals and origins dated April across ports

A list of ships arriving or sailing from major ports with origins including Liverpool, Portland Maine, Hull, Boston and New York. Vessels named include Atlas Frisia Oceanic Circassian Polynesian Bertha Lake Champlain Vaderland Assyria Habsburg Othello Ganges and more with dates April 16 to 18 and origins from Europe Asia and the Americas.

Boston Liverpool Atlas Portland Quebec New York Sorrento Hull the Lizard Frisia Newark Philadelphia Illinois San Francisco Oceanic China Granada Panama Halifax Queenstown Ohio Bristol Eng Bertha Glasgow Lake Champlain Antwerp Vaderland Barrow Assyria Habsburg Bremen Ethiopia Othello London Ganges

California Mining Stocks Prices Today

California mining stocks update from San Francisco dated April 18 lists AOSIDE prices for MININE stocks. The brief bulletin provides current per share figures and market status for investors tracking mineral trade performance in early spring.

San Francisco

Disappearance and death of local man near Forestville

A 70 year old Black man who lived with John Moses at Forestville disappeared on March 7 and was found dead in the woods from probable exposure. Lucius W. Fitch will retire as Yale College assistant treasurer and John A. Franklin may succeed him. The twelfth annual Army of the Potomac reunion will be in Hartford on June 8 with Gen. Wright presiding and notable speakers expected. James Lennahan, a Bridgeport truckman, was struck by a train while crossing the NYNH Railroad track killing his horses and causing serious injuries. his prognosis is poor.

John Moses Forestville Lucius W. Fitch Yale College John A. Franklin Yale Society of the Army of the Potomac Hartford Gen. Wright Daniel Dougherty Philadelphia Capt Sumner Bridgeport Garfield Sherman Sheridan Slocum Hawley James Lennahan New York and New Haven Lennahan

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