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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1878

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Conkling’s Mind on Louisiana Fraud and Hayes Silence

In Utica the senator hinted at forthcoming Senate remarks on the Louisiana dispute and electoral frauds, naming Matthews and Sherman as key figures. He doubted Hayes’s ignorance of events, suggesting close ties prevented any denial. Conkling’s editorials and recent stance imply support for Tilden and a bid toward the presidency.

John F. Mines Senator Conkling Utica Republican Mines Conkling Gonkling Utica Louisiana Senate Eee Matthews John Sherman Hayes Nicholls Packard Cnce Tilden

Magnificent Cathedral Nears Completion in Garden City

The Stewart Memorial Cathedral in Garden City nears completion with lavish masonry and a planned $75,000 cost for the crypt. Vermont statuary marble bases and color harmonized shafts are described as the interior’s grand design elements. The report also covers the Newell divorce case verdict while detailing other court actions.

Garden City Newell New York Stewart Memorial Cathedral Stewart Vermont Miss Olney Mr Newell Mrs Newell Mr Bordman

Taft disputes Selkirk Florida detective tale

Ex-Attorney-General Taft says most claims about Selkirk are untrue. He admits sending Selkirk to Florida as a reputed expert to uncover frauds but contends Selkirk was on a spree and unreliable. Taft details payments of 100 dollars and later sums to return home and to fund a Washington trip.

William H. Selkirk Taft Department of Justice Florida United States Fifth Avenue Conkling Chaffee World James Washington Judge McLin L. G. Dennis Senator Conkling Hayes Senator C Alfred P. Morton Virginia Cincinnati Yait Selkirk

House Advances Indian Appropriation Bill with One Amendment

Washington reports the House passed the Indian Appropriation bill with a single amendment reducing the total by about $3,100. The passage sets the stage for the remaining four appropriation bills, with the Legislative measure likely to take the most time. Officials anticipate adjournment by June first, though some doubt that aim. An independent push links to Ways and Means actions and tariff reform. Representative Robinson requests a War Department report on Connecticut River surveys since 1867.

Washington House Atkins Congress Ways and Means Wood Robinson Secretary of War House of Representatives Sparks Monroe Ohio Commissioner of Indian Affairs Dakota Deering Iowa McKenzie Kentucky

Washington Deliberates Over Mrs Hayes Temperance Name

The Mrs R. B. Hayes Temperance Association adopts a motion discarding the Hayes name after resolutions branding Mrs Hayes as a fraud, while the president says the meeting was irregular and the association will continue. The dispute references a Philadelphia banquet and a Delaware River excursion punch.

R. B. Hayes Washington Delaware River Hayes Congress

Movement to fit out privateer in San Francisco

Reported in San Francisco on April 27 that a plot to outfit a privateer to prey on British commerce may unfold if war breaks with England. Blank Russian letters of marque, a steamer from Alameda creek, officers, funds, 200+ signers, and potential commanders Waddell and Lapidge are noted. Russian corvette Crays ser and other vessels poised for immediate action off the Pacific coast.

Gov. Hendricks Florida Washington Conkling Capt Dennis Hayes Archer Rutherford B. Hayes Senate Europe Sherman G.uer Congress Commercial Club Brunswick State House San Francisco Pacific England Russia Socialistic Labor Party Chicago Anna M. Newell Lorenzo D. Newell New York Lawrence Providence Boston Union Mills Fall River Indianapolis Cal Alameda Creek Waddell Pacific Mail City of Francisco Shenandoah Lapidge Pacific Mail Service Jamestown Craysser Dow Opal Victoria Panama North Pacific

City of New Bedford Goes Ashore In Dense Fog

NEW LONDON CONN APRIL 28 The propeller City of New Bedford with freight and passengers for New York went ashore on Fisher's Island in dense fog at 11 80 Saturday night. Tugs and schooners aided. All hands left her by 4 PM. One third of cargo removed. Later attempts to float failed. she bilged and was filling. East Hampton reports steamer Benfal went ashore eighteen miles west of Montreal Point but floated off at high water.

New London Conn City New Bedford New Bedford and New York Steamship Company New York Fisher’s Island Long Island Sound City of East Hampton L. I Benfal Boston Montreal Point

English Greek dress party leaves crowd in disguise

A London drawing room event invited eighty ladies to wear classical Greek attire while men dressed normally. Most choose costumes worn over heavy undergarments, marring the look. Report notes Greek fashion valued modest display, contrasting with English sensibilities and Mrs Grundy’s scrutiny.

Cincinnati London Alexandria England

St Albans Foundry fails. assignee named at creditors meeting

Burlington April 27 at the creditors meeting of the St Albans Foundry Company, recently bankrupt, L Lawrence registers assignee Worthington C Smith chosen. Unsecured claims about 60000 filed. next creditors meeting set. Dewey of Montpelier offers fifteen cents on the dollar. hearings before Clerk Bradley P Smalley with decision reserved. Boston creditors about thirty. Brattleboro grocers JG Taylor Co enter bankruptcy with offers of thirty cents on the dollar amid fraud allegations. Rhode Island savings banks face runs. Providence banks uneasy as Legislature considers stay law similar to Massachusetts. New York run on banks wanes. Dry Dock Bank paid sixty-day notices, German Savings Bank paying upon request. liabilities about 10666661.50, dividends and surplus noted. New York builder Sylvester Murphy files for bankruptcy. mortgage deficiencies dominate liabilities.

Burlington, VT St. Albans Foundry Company L. Lawrence, Register Worthington C. Smith Henry, Johnson & Lord of Burlington John F. Henry, Curran & Co New York Denison Dewey Montpelier Dewey Bradley P. Smalley United States Court Charles R. Field Boston J.G. Taylor & Co Brattleboro Col. Kittredge Haskins Jonathan Eddy Wheeler Taylor Eddy Providence R. I Jackson Institution For Savings van Zandt Alexander Farnum A. L. Sayles Joshua Wilbour Pascoag Savings Bank Providence Institution For Savings Massachusetts Ee eeUuns Pawtucket Dry Dock Bank

Incidents In Hathaways Checkered Career And Attachments

A Fall River report details recurring incidents around cotton broker Hathaway. He used cotton notes to delay payments, secured cloth to cover losses, and faced mounting attachments on Union Mills totaling 240000 across New Bedford Savings Bank, New Bedford Institution for Savings, Fall River Iron Works, Kilburn Lincoln & Co, W A Harris, George Draper, and Draper & Sons.

Hathaway Fall River Taunton Chace Daniel Webster Reed Union Mills New Bedford Savings Bank New Bedford Institution For Savings Fall River Iron Works Kilburn, Lincoln & Co W. A. Harris Providence George Draper Milford Draper & Sons

Missing Salem Bank cashier Baine Leaves Note

James Baine, cashier at the Salem National Bank in Indianapolis, is missing. A note to his father in law reads that he is financially ruined by Wall Street, leaving no clue to his destination and praying for his wife and child.

Indianapolis James Baine Salem National Bank Lyons Wall Street Salem Ind Baine Prospect William C. Winslaughy Bedford Bank E Bank

Judge rules agent at fault in case over debt bond

In Chicago on April 27 Judge Blodgett ruled in the New York Mutual Life Insurance Company versus Wilcox that a $14,000 debt and $14,000 damages on a bond are due. The agent Oliver Cronkhill, defaulter in January 1876, caused the loss. Wilcox’s bond is held responsible.

Chicago Blodgett District Court New York Mutual Life Insurance Company Wilcox Oliver Cronkhill

Bismarck quits mediator role amid Baltic peace talk

Reports from London say Prince Bismarck has retired from mediation as direct talks between Russia and Britain gain momentum. Russia seeks terms including Christian protections and limited Bulgarian occupation, with possible retrocession of a Russian-inhabited strip of Bessarabia. Britain’s stance remains unsettled amid war-time diplomacy and questions over Constantinople withdrawals.

Germany Bismarck Russia London Standard Paris Baltic Constantinople the Times St. Petersburg Lord Salisbury England San Stefano Bulgaria Bessarabia Calcutta The Times Vienna Great Britain Berlin Austria Bosnia and Herzegovina Neue Freie Presse Dardanelles Adrianople

Lancashire Weavers Seek Wage Reduction Arbitration

London April 28 The Fast Lancashire Weavers Association will submit the wage reduction question to a committee for arbitration including Manchester agents shippers bankers operatives and a Bishop of Manchester as chairman Masters likely refuse arbitration. Blackburn delegates plan funds for strikers while small firms show willingness to yield though some Blackburn employers remain inflexible. National Federation of Employers repudiates ties with Lancashire masters.

London Lancashire Weavers’ Association Manchester Bishop of Manchester Blackburn National Federation of Employers Lancashire Masters

Paris Exposition Opens May First With Large Attendance

Paris reports one hundred thousand foreigners have arrived to witness the exhibition opening on May 1. Prices of living have risen but not as feared. Full display begins in June as buildings are ready and exhibitors advance. English American Swiss and Dutch sections lead. nine thousand workmen toil on the Champs de Mars. American machinery engine to be installed Monday. Philadelphia locomotive weighs two tons more than others.

Paris Champs de Mars Philadelphia

Vatican Swiss relations talks near collapse over exiled bishops

Rome April 27 negotiations to restore Vatican Swiss ties nearly fail due to opposition by exiled Bishops of Oslo and Geneva. London April 27 cotton spinners strike ends but weavers and related workers still protest with no settlement seen. A Rustenk correspondent reports 40 to 50 Russians die daily from typhus. hundreds die daily at Adrianople Sistova and Tirnoya.

Rome Vatican Osle Geneva London Preston Rustehnk Adrianople Sistova Tirnoya

Horrible Crimes Confessed On A Death Bed Funeral

A dying confession at the funeral of Coburg firemen reveals gruesome crimes. The deceased victim and other locals mourn as authorities review the statements. The case shocks Coburg and prompts renewed calls for public safety and investigation into the events leading to the fire.

Coburg

Letter Plea for Return of Steele Children

New York letter from W. H. Steele appeals to Gen. Ord after Mexican Indian raiders seized his two children near Fort Ewell. Ord has the appeal printed in English and Spanish and will distribute it to officers on both sides of the river. Raiders also killed Steele's brother and all his shepherds, likely the fate of the boys.

Mr Spear Schurz Curtis Baltimore Virginia Fourth Massachusetts Cavalry John H. Wallett Cambridge Secon Malvern Hill Louisiana Edward Ay New England Ellsworth Falls Hancock County Edward P. Lord Hamlin Aroostook County Joseph Dubay Pleasant Ridge David Knox South Charlotte Washington County Sarah Smith John J. Curran Benedicta Samuel T. Young East Palermo Walde County Edgard S. Taft Greenland Depot Mopeagee Ape County N. H William E. Libby Middlesex Village Middlesex County Mass Military Division of Missouri Gen. Sheridan Secretary of War Netherlands House Committee of Foreign Affairs Venezuela Washington Legation China United States Reade Japan Senor Manoulla Spain Zamacona New York W. H. Steele Fort Ewell Gen. Ord Steele

Coal stocks slip despite denial of coal combine collapse

New York April 27. Mr Sloan president of the Lackawanna railroad denied rumors that the coal combination had fallen apart. He said the group was more harmonious than ever and meetings were short because measures passed unanimously. He added no May coal price reductions were proposed to affect stocks.

New York World Indianapolis Gov. Hendricks McLm Dennis Florida Hayes Hendricks New York Sloan Lackawanna Road

Mead v Whitbeck A Suit Over An Attempted Kiss In 1877

Margaret L Mead sues James V Whitbeck for 1000 damages after an April 19 1877 assault on her Bethlehem home doorstep Whitbeck told a dream of a dog in her cellar then sought a kiss she refused and locked herself inside The jury awarded 400 to Mead with 5 percent extra and Whitbeck given 60 days to file a case and exceptions The case was heard in the County Court with attorneys Hale Ronan Colvin Staats representing the parties.

Margaret L. Mead James V. Whitbeck Jasper Mead Bethlehem Whitbeck Heres Maggie Laintiff Matthew Hale E. D. Ronan A. J. Colvin B. H. Staats

Newark Hotel in Newark Illinois Destroyed by Fire

Fire swept through the Newark Exchange a three story wooden hotel in Newark Illinois early today and the Newark Lodge of Masons located there. Most contents were saved. Other fires reported include a guardian’s house and barns burned at Northampton Massachusetts with about 700 dollars loss and insured. Levi Morton’s house and barn at Northampton burned by an incendiary. an O J Tomlinson barn burned at Huntington Vermont with 600 dollars loss insured for 250. and Dolbee Carsons saw mill in Eureka San Francisco burned with about 50 000 dollars loss.

Newark Ill Newark Exchange Newark Lodge of Masons Northampton Mass Guardian Springfield Levi Morton Richmond O. J. Tomlinson Huntington San Francisco Cal

Railway Interests Reorganizes New York and Erie Company

A certificate of incorporation for the New York Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company, reorganizing the New York and Erie Company, was filed in Albany. Elected officers include H J Jewett president, A R McDonough secretary, and A S Spencer treasurer.

NEW York and Erie Company Albany N. Y New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company Secretary of State R. Sosy Grant New York Solomon A. Guthrie Juffaio Hugh J. Jewett John Taylor Johnston Charles Dana Cortlandt Parker Newark N. J Homer Ramsdall Newburg Samuel Sloan Henry G. Stebbins George F. Lallman Theron R. Butler J. Frederick Pierson James J. Goodwin William Walter Phelps H.J. Jewett A. R. McDonough A. S. Spencer The Pew Company

Reorganization at the Evening Post Ends Isaac Henderson’s Era

The Evening Post discloses a major realignment of its business and editorial staffs. Isaac Henderson retires after selling his stake, his son Isaac stays in the business department, William Cullen Bryant remains editor in chief, Parke Godwin serves as a Trustee and writes editorials, and Judge John J. Monei acquires a large stake and becomes Board President.

The Graphic Evening Post Isaac Henderson Isaac William Cullen Bryant Parke Godwin John J. Monei

Hudson county gang of silk thieves busted in New York arrest

The Sun reports Hudson county Sheriff arrested John Huriey alias Sheehan Michael Shannon and Michael Cavanagh in New York on Sunday. They and two others Scanlon and Cassidy had been convicted and sentenced to ten years for stealing over $5000 worth of silks from the Bremen steamship wharf on October 10. River police say the arrest breaks up the last of the pirates' formidable organization.

New York the Sun Hudson County N. J John Huriey Sheehan Michael Shannon Michael Cavanagh Scanlon Cassidy Bremen

Princess Lydia Kamakaha Visits California Royal Heiress to Crown

Hawaiian Princess Lydia Kamakaha, sister of King Kalakaua and proclaimed heir apparent, travels California with her husband John Owen Dominis, Boston-born Governor of Oahu. About forty, she enjoys fluent English and attended English schooling under Mr and Mrs Cooke, awaiting King’s death to ascend.

Gov. Dominis California Lydia Kamakaha Kalakaua John Owen Dominis Boston Oahu Cooke

Remains of William Evarts Arrive in Windsor

The body of William Evarts son of Secretary Evarts arrived in Windsor Vermont from Washington on Friday evening. The funer al was postponed due to the serious illness of Mr Evarts’s son Allen in New York. The family including C C Beaman Jr and wife and Dr Ross will depart tonight on a special train for New York.

Windsor William Evarts Washington Evarts C. C. Beaman, Jr Ross Allen New York William

St Louis Rejects Drexel Morgan Bond Bid

The upper house of the Municipal Assembly rejects Drexel Morgan & Co of New York for about 1.3 million dollars of renewal bonds. It passes a bill authorizing 593 thousand dollars of six per cent bonds to meet obligations November 1 and the balance as needed. The St Louis National Bank already offers a two percent premium for 593,600 dollars of bonds.

St. Louis Municipal Assembly Drexel, Morgan & Co New York City of St. Louis National Bank

Indian surrender urged at Poplar Creek

Gen. Miles orders Lieut. Baldwin with a small infantry force to Poplar Creek to await surrender from hostile Indians. Fort Buford reports potential large surrenders if first batch is treated well. Food shortages among the Indians may drive the surrender.

Bismarck Dakota Miles Baldwin Poplar Creek Fort Buford

Walking match results and notable city incidents

Miss Saulsbury’s defeat in Patterson walking match is noted alongside a June 8 100 mile $500 race between W E Harding of New York and Joan Ennis of Chicago. Reports include a Newark shooting in an elderly quarrel, a true leprosy case in Baltimore, ex congressman J L Vance's Cincinnati visit, and several Cincinnati and New York incidents.

Miss Saulsbury Patterson N. J W. E. Harding New York Joan Ennis Chicago Newark Curran Kinney John Houghry Baltimore City Abraham Brown New Yorker Cuba South America J. L. Vance Cincinnati Gallipolis Daniel Heaton P. B. Morgan St. John’s Episcopal Church Reformed Episcopal Church August Hannsh Geisler Youngsville N. Y Geisler

War memoriam and civic notices from a Maine paper

Of the two full companies from Buckfield to defend Portland in the war of 1812 four remain aged 8 to 92. State Teachers Institute officer slate announced. Rockland Mt Desert and Sullivan Steamboat Co appointed a committee to buy a boat up to 200000. Daniel O Connell Lewiston known as Kit Connell arrested after scuffle and wound. Augusta editor criticizes police on Rev Dr Tefft case. Dexter Sayings Bank reports asset total near 100000 with figures matching the bank books to the cent on February 22.

Buckfield Portland State Teachers’ Institute A. W. Burr Hallowell G. A. Robertson Augusta F. E. C. Roberts Deering A. E. Chase Rockland Ulysses Daniel O’connell Lewiston Kit * Connell O’brien P Cer O'Connell Port Tefft Bgor Dexter Barron

Farewell sermon by Nashua pastor and local notices

The Universalist Church in Nashua bids farewell to Pastor Rev James Gorton after his Sunday sermon. Peterboro Railroad declares a 3 percent dividend payable after May 1 at the Treasurer. Dr John H Cutler of Peterboro injured in a carriage accident yesterday. James Brooks and William Falvey arrested for stealing letters at Portsmouth Post Office and jailed on $500 bail. Charles Barrett of Harrisville dies from injuries after being thrown from a carriage, wife and three children left behind. Supreme Court term opens in Coos county with 455 private docket actions, many to be disposed by referee trials.

James Gorton Universalist Church Nashua Peterboro John H. Cutler N. H James Brooks William Falgey Portsmouth United States Court Charles Barrett Harrisville Leffingwell Leflingwell Supreme Court Coos County Clark William Falvey Mashal Entwistle Marshal Cole Manchester

Snow clings to Green Mountains amid Vermont trials and votes

Snow lingers on higher Green Mountain peaks as Hyde Park jury verdict in Green vs Col Randall fixes $1000 damages for the plaintiff. The Woodworth Railroad case proceeds to trial. Vermont GOP canvass for Third District seat sees Kendee Grout and Bradley Barlow leading. Rutland seeks 75000 for watershed water works to feed a three mile canal. Meeker remains in custody after depot robbery trial with circumstantial evidence and poker winnings cited.

Green Mountains Green Col Randall Hyde Park Woodworth Railroad Company Congress Vermont Kendee Grout Bradley Barlow Barlow Rutland East Creek

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