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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1869

Page

2

Army Orders Open Recruiting Offices in Principal Cities

The War Department issued a sweeping order to open recruiting offices in major cities. Gen Sherman acted as enlistments of three year men expire, leaving many regiments under strength, prompting steps to restore army numbers to lawful standards and force.

War Department Sherman Cuba England Alabama

Virginia State Convention and Ohio Legislature Proceedings

A brief summary notes affairs in Texas amid Virginia State Convention discussions and Ohio Legislature actions. The report highlights cross-state political maneuvering and legislative attention to regional issues.

Riots, Races, and Irish Debates Span a Busy April

Reports from Londonderry describe a sectarian riot with police and military response leaving two dead and several wounded. Newmarket racing notes capture Capt Carleton's shooting and Scottish Queen winning the 1000 guinea three-year-old fillies stake. London and Westminster discuss Cork and Londonderry outrages, Irish Church bill debates, and amendments on glebe houses and endowments with government majorities and key votes.

Londonderry Newmarket London Carleton Athlone To Lay Duke of Beaufort Lonpox Evesine House of Commons Chichester Fortescue Ireland Lord Manners Cork John Arthur Otway Chatham Rutherford Alcock China D’israeli O’conor Don Maynooth College Gregory Disraeli Roundell Palmer Gathorne Hardy Frederick William Hegate Elizabeth

Swiss Asked to Exile Mazzini Amid Florence Conspiracy

In Geygva on April 29 the rumor spreads that the Swiss Government has asked Joseph Mazzini to leave. He resides in Lugano near the Italian border and is linked to the Florence and Milan conspiracy, which may have driven the request.

Geygva Joseph Mazzini Mazzini Lugano Florence Milan Switzerland

Montpen sier or Asturias King Debate Moves Cortes

In Mapeio on April 29 a majority of the Constituent Cortes urge a prompt choice between installing the Duke of Montpensier or the Prince of the Asturias as king or declaring a Republic. Republicans plan a nationwide petition campaign in favor of a Republic.

Mapeio Duke of Montpensier Prince of the Asturias

Prague State of Siege Ended in Austria March 29

Vienna April 29 reports Prague’s martial law ended the state of siege was annulled placards urge residents to avoid disturbances in various city districts

Vienna Prague Faust River Mass James Murphy St. Mary’s Catholic Church Williams Boston Murphy

Stock Exchange Report Recommends Limited Consolidation plan

The Stock Boards committee reports it imprudent to pursue consolidation with the Open Board and suggests joining Associate members of the Government Department for 1000 each. Proposals include long trading in a single room, opening calls to government and select bonds, and a 20 member annually elected management committee in four classes.

Stock Exchange Gorth St. Joseph Lexington Omaha St. Louis San Francisco Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company TOWER Giddings & Torrey Fogg Brothers & Bates Boston

Assembly committee report on Merchants' Union Express Company

In Anpany New York April 29 the Assembly heard a majority report from H R Ray on the Merchants' Union Express Company affair. It details losses, votes against officers, consents of stockholders, and cautions on corporate form and public protection.

Anpany N. Y EH. Ray Merchants’ Union Express Company MeHasted H. W. Rolum John A. Green E. G. Stark Company Broadway New York Secretary of State G. H. Ray C. S. Wright Josiah T. Miller H. W.slocum Josselyn

London and Paris Financial Snapshot of April 29

Market update shows Consols around 93, U S 5 208 80s, Erie and Illinois Central shares quoted in London. Paris Bourse firm with 71 francs 52 centimes, Bank of France bullion up 3.5 million francs. Liverpool cotton firm and trading in uplands and middling at 11d with mixed sales.

Financial and Commercial London U.S Erie Illinois Central Evenine Ilinois Central Paris Evesina Bank of France Liverpool

Boiler Explodes At Hamilton Mill Killing One Injuring Five

An auxiliary boiler burst at the Hamilton rolling mills last night destroying roof and shed. Burns was killed and five others injured though not seriously. Duncan McNab of Trenton Illinois was among the injured. the main building suffered little damage and operations will resume in a few days.

Hamiton Can Burns Duncan McNab Trenton Ill

Fire devastates Murray & Watsons distillery at Spring Bay Illinois

In Spring Bay ILL, Murray and Watsons distillery burned last night causing an $18000 loss with $4500 insured. The fire is suspected to be the work of an incendiary. The Urilada disaster.

GEO W. Duncan Apri Murray & Watson’s Spring Bay Ill

SANGUINARY PROCLAMATION OF VALMAZELLA

The report from Bayamo, Cuba, dated April 4 and received in Key West on April 29, cites Count Valmazella issuing harsh measures in the Eastern Department. A second Cuban battalion at Fort Callona defied orders, prompting a government-led seizure of the prisoners leading to public outrage. Havana reports Spanish forces struggling with sickness, Cuban harassment, and supply shortages amid ongoing operations.

Valmazella Key West Fla Apri Ayamo Cuba Bayamo Jigani Havana Zeabeta Fort Callona Duke St. Domingo Germany Cibao Gerona

Tornado Devastates Walker's Station Depot and Homes

A tornado struck Walker's Station on the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad at 6 p.m. yesterday, demolishing the depot and blowing down several houses and roofs. The cyclone persisted about twenty minutes.

Cincinnati Walker’s Marietta and

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