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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1882

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Iowa editors plan Colorado excursion under new law

One of the first results of a prohibitory law in Iowa is to push editors to travel to Colorado where the law does not apply. Many papers, mostly of the Peckniflian order, celebrate as another colored cadet is appointed to West Point, while questions arise about his prospects and conduct compared to predecessors.

Iowa Colorado West Point Washington Kasson Committee On Commerce Secretary of War House Cox New York Alarich Clinocis Murch Maine Yeas Messrs Atkins Barbour Bayne Bingham Blackburn Blanchard Bliss Bowman Brewster Buck Buckner Burrows Butterworth Cabell Calkins Candler Cameron Carpenter Chapman Clements Crapo Cravens Culberson Cullen Davis Dawes Demotte Deuster Debrell Dann Dunveil Ellis Errett Evins Farwell Ford Forney Fulkerson Garnson George Gibson Guenther Gunter Hammond N. Y Harries Harris Mass N.J Hazeltine Hatch Hazelton Henderson Hepburn Herndon Hoolitzell Hoge Horr Hubwell Jones Tex Ark Kenna King Latham Lewis Lord Lynch Mickey Manning Mevlure McCord McLane McMillip Mills Oates Oneill Page Parker Payson Pierce Phelps Pound Reagan Rice Rice A Rich Richardson Ritchie Robertson Robeson Rosecrans Ross Schallerberger Sherwin Simonton Singleton Miss Smalls Spalding Speer Spooner Stephens Stone Strait Talbott Taylor Townsend Omo Tucker Upson Urner Vance van Dernan van Horn Wait Ward Washburn Webber Wellborn White Williams Wis Ala Wilson Wise Navy Anderson Belmont Blount Briggs Browne Brumm Buchanan Caldwell Campbell Colerick Converse Deering Dingley Ermentrout Fisher Godshark Hardy Haskell Hewitt Hill Hiscock Dolman Hutchins Jacobs Kaseon Ketchum Klobz Leedon Lefevre McKinley Miller Muthhier Norcross Peele Randall Ray Reed Robinson Mas Ryan Scales Smith Springer Stockslager Townshend Turner Tyler Undegraff Warner Whitthorng Willis Willitts Young Boston Post Rockland Corp. Davis Republican State Committee Plaisted Cumberland County Boutelle Robie Thomas Penobscot Aroostook Benvar Bangor Penobscot County Old Fourth District Lincoln Milliken Belfast Portland York County Wrigley Lewiston Blaie Mr. Blaine Biase Blaine Sun Dungiey Theidea Thal Nelson Dingley, Jr Congress Bangor Whig Grenbackers Dimgiey

Global tally lists 25 republics include major powers

The latest returns enumerate 25 republics such as France, the United States, Switzerland, Mexico and others. Some entries, however, are of little note to a devoted admirer of republics.

France United States Switzerland Mexico Peru Columbia Chile Ecuador Bolivia Argentine Confederation Venezuela Guatemala Haiti San Salvador Uruguay Paraguay St. Domingo Costa Rica Honduras Transvaal Liberia Orange Free State Turcomania Andora St. Marino

Hayes Considers Return to Public Life in Congress

The report says Rutherford B. Hayes may try to re enter public life by winning a seat in the next house of representatives. It notes the move is risky and compares it to John Quincy Adams and his reputation. It warns that a weak transition could harm both Hayes and the nation.

Rutherford B. Hayes House of Representatives John Quincy Adams Mrs. Hayes Chicago Indian Territory Scott Chicota Enufala

Public Expenditures Compare Europe and United States

The present congress allocates 294,513,639 dollars for the coming year. European powers report much larger totals for their fiscal years England 415,509,620 Russia 469,121,794 Austria 447,938,322 France 547,241,755 Germany 344,299,725 Italy 283,340,500. Our rising costs rival these nations despite no similar burdens.

Europe Congress England Russia Austria France Germany Italy

Congress Reacts to River and Harbor Bill Action

A newspaper critique blasts Congress for passing an unconscionable river and harbor measure over the president’s veto. It accuses lawmakers of naked log rolling and urges timely preparation for a new deal, warning the public to discern honest service from political swindling.

Congress Mr. Arthur Washington Reude A. C. Buell Walsh Brady Buell Peterson Bue Congressional Committee BP Brady Congressional Action Senate Star Route Ring Critic Arthur Mississippi House Shober Year Messrs Aldrich Alison Anthony Brown Butler Call Canden Cameron Wils Cockrell Coke Conger Davis W. Va Dawes Fairley Ferry George Gorman Grover Hampton Hovar Jacckson Jones Fla Nev Kellogg MceDue McMillan Maxey Miller Cal N. Y Page Ransom Saunders Sawyer Sherman Slater West Voorhees Walker Williams Windom Nays Bayard Blair Frye Hale Harrison Hawley Ingalls Logan Morrill Pendleton Platt Robins Saulsbury van Wyck Chilcott Harris Plumb Lapham Beck Groom Johnston Fair Lamer Hill Mr. Garland Edmunds Vance Mitchell Mr. Sewell Vans Wyck Chicago Chester A. Arthur Edson Keith Henry W. King John V. Parnell E G. Keith F. T. Spencer Hibbard & Spencer, Dogsett, Bassett & Hulls C. B. Blar Wm. Blair & Co

Nominating Conventions Endorsements Across States

The piece reviews multiple party conventions on August 2. It notes endorsements and nominations in South Carolina Georgia North Carolina Florida Iowa and Missouri, including secretary of state auditor treasurer education and supreme court posts. Notable names include J. P. Richardson Ellison Capers and Gen. J. J. Finley.

Senator Voorhees Senate W. R. Myers J. R. Rice J. J. Cooper Francis T. Hard Jno W. Holcomb Supreme Court W. E. Niblack G. W Democratic Party Georgia Atlanta W. A. Pledger State Central Committee United States Court Room Raleigh N.C Fourth District T. P. Devereux Congress St. Luis A. H. Buckner Jacksonville Fla J. J. Finley Des Moises Mr. Larrabee J.A.T. Hull F. L. Brown McPherson Seevers Keifer Springfield Gen. Kennedy J. W. Keifer

Sunstruck Hopkinton Youth and Feared Outcome

Willie T. French, 18, of Hopkinton, suffered sunstruck while the drought tightens its grip on local crops near Portsmouth with potatoes hit hardest and potential total losses in several areas. The 86th Dart mouth medical college lectures opened with Prof. C. P. Frost delivering an introductory address as Tufts union academy alumni reunions held in Washington. Col. Carroll D. Wright of Boston gave the keynote.

Willie T. French Hopkinton Dartmouth Medical College C. P. Frost Portsmouth Tufts Union Academy Washington Col. Carrol! DL. Wright Boston

Drowning, pistol accident, and highway robbery report events

A 12 year old son of Alfred Lawrence of Fairfield drowned Wednesday afternoon while attempting to swim the Sevasticook river. Core E. B. Jackson and about 100 friends on an excursion to Lake Maranocook were present. Willis M. Dow and Alfred H. Dow were cleaning a pistol. a discharge fatally wounded Alfred. George W. Ww's sons are involved. John and Isaac W. How of Boston were halted by an armed highwayman on Green Mountain. gold watches and about 1400 dollars were stolen. A $1000 reward is offered for the road agent.

Alfred Lawrence Fairfield Sevasticook Core E. B. Jackson Maine Central Railroad Company Portland Lake Maranocook Willis M. Dow Alfred H. Dow Lewiston Willis Alfred George W. Ww Messrs John Isaac W. How Boston Green Mountain Charlies H. Reed Bornm Bridgewater Mass Vermont Military University Nonwich Reed Canadian St. Albans Varney, Haskell & Co Pearl Street Way, Hewins & Reed Sucessors Poara Biegbana Latin School Department of Public Instruction Pothime Boson New York Mr. Reed Neidhoor Bates Ion Charles L Thayer Webb Forest Hills Cemetery Board of Trade St. Joan's Loage Masors Linis Public School Service Trade Charles L. Flint George M. Hobbs Charles T. Gallagher Thomas Gatfield Alfred Hewins Everett K. C. Carrigan Walter B. Hewins Oliver D. Way Schoo Samuel A. Green Samuel W. Mason Lucretia Crocker Charles L. Fliot Lyman Winship James A. Fleming John C. Crowley James C. Davis Thomas Garfield John G. Blake Nahum Chapin Charle T. Gallagher George A. Thayer Phineas Bates Boston School Board John J. Hayes John E.fitzgerald Charles J. Prescott Mr. Cuniff Alva Peters Josiah M. Jones Larken Dunton Normal School Johan O. Norris East Boston High School Quincy E. Dickermen Brimmer Josiah A.stearns Norcross Henry C. Harden Sportieff William Hi. Long Dearborn Leverett M

Farmer Arthur Tanner Arrested for Attempted Patricide

Monson farmer Arthur H. Tanner was arrested Wednesday for attempting to kill his father and a hired man. Several other violent incidents appear, including poisonings, suicides, a fatal railroad fall, and a Cape Cod signal hill lookout plan amid a Gloucester Yacht Club regatta at Pavilion beach.

Arthur H. Tanner Monson A. B. Smith Chelsea Mabala Andrews Lawrence Henry North Andover Paris Green Emery Goward Euston Leslie Douglass Connecticut River South Vernon Sandwich Village Cape Telegraph Hill Gloucester Yacht Club Pavilion Beach Banneret Raven Druid Comus Sassacus Idle Hour Una Hattieg H. Frank Sanford George W. Patterson Benjamin R. Wonson

Fires Cut Through Boston and Suburbs Reported

Brief reports from across Massachusetts describe small fires in Boston area and Lynn. A barn rear of 93 Centre Street extinguished by engine 14. a kit lamp burst at Broad Street Lynn causing 25 dollars in building damage and about 300 to shoe stock, insured. A fire on the roof of J F Paul’s mill at 375 Albany Street extinguished by engine 3 with about 15 dollars loss. SPRINGFIELD and GREENFIELD notes record larger losses from the Keith paper mill fires at Turners Falls and Lurner’s Falls, with insured totals between 20 thousand and 60 thousand dollars and stock damage.

Boston Centre Street Engine 14 W. K A. H. Jones Broad Street Lynn J. F. Paul Albany Telegraph Springfield Mass Pall Mannufacturers Keith Turners Greenfield Lurner’s Falls

Conference room discusses Egypt crisis and Arabi Pasha rebel note

Russian M Onou and Turkish delegate Said Paste speak as Lord Dufferin outlines England’s aims to restore peace and free navigation of the Suez canal. Proclamation declaring Arabi Pasha a rebel is urged, with Ottoman plenipotentiaries arguing for active sultanate action and imperial troop cooperation.

Constantinople M.onou Paste Lord Dufferin England Alexandria Suez Canal Arabi Pasha Porte Egypt Sarkey Meere

Wolseley Sends Escort to Egypt on Calbria Voyage

Irish Affairs in London reports Midshipman Declair, captured while carrying despatches to Ramleh and later imprisoned at Cairo, is a youth of 17 and nephew of Lieut. Lawson of the royal yacht Victoria and Albert. William Merieps of Freiheit has been sentenced to five months hard labor for publishing a seditious libel tied to the Phoenix Park murders. The Calabria transport left port at 2:30 pm for Alexandria with Lieut. Gen. Sir Garnet Wolseley aboard. The Daily News notes planned delay to the House of Commons on arrears-bill amendments to allow Lords review, with possible prorogation if needed and a compromise on the second amendment. Miscellaneo:

Garnet Wolseley Egypt Ecc London Declair Ramleh Cairo Lieut Lawson Victoris Albert Willam Merieps Freiheit Phenix Park Calabria Alexandria Daily News Maria House of Commons House of Lords

Continuation of the Long Range Bite Match at Walnut Hill

The riflemen resumed the long range match at Walnut Hill on a wind-light Wednesday afternoon. Attendance was fair with afternoon light varying and clocks showing 6.10 to 9.0 as scores after 800 yards concluded. Best day scores are appended.

Walmut Hill Walnut Hill

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