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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1872

Page

2

Alleged Treasury Frauds and Straight-Out Democrats Split

Washington dispatch reports a planned refutation of Treasury frauds by Administration and New York papers, based on ex parte material and lacking official records. It notes secret meetings by straight-out Democrats tied to Grantites and reports Senator Blair visiting Crystal Springs, Missouri, predicting a Liberal Missouri majority against Grant forces.

Treasury New York Nash L. Jeffries United States Treasury National Democratic Executive Treasury Department Democratic Executive Committee Louisville Blair Missouri Crystal Springs

Grant House Purchase Case Ties Bowen to Corbin

The Washington Transcript reports new details in Mayor Bowen’s purchase of Grant’s house. Corbin, Bowen’s brother in law, allegedly urged Gen Grant to cancel the deal and said he would secure $15,000 more from the Citizens’ Committee for Gen Shennan.

Washington Washington Transcript Bowen Grant Black Friday Corbin Corbin Gen. Grant Citizens’ Committee Gen. Shennan

New York Arrival in Country and Coburg Princes Visit

New York cable describes Dr Howard's release from lengthy imprison ment and gratitude to American authorities. It notes his treatment in Havana Cienfuegos and Cadiz, praises Consul Druffy, and outlines his plan to seek wife and daughters in Cuba. It covers the Coburg Gotha princes August and Philip visits, their world tour plans, and Philip's military role. Also reports on longshoremen clash, Mario in America rumor, sale of Stadt Theatre, Kingsland defalcation, new NY Glasgow steam line, Flanagan murder verdict, and cricket results.

Coburg America Royal Brothers Signor Mario New York Howard Astor House Druffy Cadiz Havana Cienfuegos Fish Congress Washington Cuba Augustus Philip Coburg-Gotha United States Prince Philip Prince Augustus San Francisco Japan Shanghai Pekin Great Wall Sydney Melbourne Australia British India England Styrian Hungary Baltic South America American Emerson Dr. Holmes Bryant

Races at Newport Favor Meta and Dauntless in Sailing Verve

Special Despatch reports Newport races for Citizens Prize Cup. Meta wins the sloop prize after a foggy run from Brenton's Reef to Sow and Pigs Light. Dauntless likely takes schooner prize despite damage near Brenton's Reef Light-ship. Coming also performs well amid thick fog as others withdraw to sea.

Dauntless Newport R. I Meta Brenton Brenton’s Reef Resolute Reef

Telegraphic Notes Summary

The horse Harry Bassett is said to have been barred from Monmouth Course for the future. A State Temperance Convention is called at Syracuse on Sept 19 signaling a temperance ticket for state officers. Prof. Winchell of Michigan State University has accepted the presidency of Syracuse College. Policeman Lewis H. Lane, shot in Philadelphia, died yesterday. Elisha Warne is in prison. Hon. A S Porter, ex-US Senator, collapsed at Niagara Falls from apoplexy and is not expected to recover.

Harry Bassett Monmouth Syracuse N. Y Winchell Michigan State University Lewis H. Lane Philadelphia Elisha Warne Warne A.S. Porter United States Niagara Falls

Lurgan Riot Ends Quiet After Belfast Turmoil

Despatches report Belfast rioting left a slain policeman named Moore and multiple casualties. Racially charged assaults, arrests, and closures of schools and mills followed as authorities struggled. Lurgan disorders ended with suppression and quiet in the town.

Royal Albert Yacht Club Fionia Ionia Lurgan

Arbitration Tribunal Hears Waite Evarts Cushing Arguments

Geneva Aug 21 The Swiss Times prints a long summary of the Alabama Claims Arbitration Tribunal arguments by Waite Evarts and Cushing. They challenge British conduct regarding Confederate cruisers saying Britain allowed escape and later refused to seize or bar coal in colonial ports. The Board met at noon and adjourned at 345 PM until Friday with no public information released.

Geneva Messrs Waite, Evarts and Cushing Alabama Claims Arbitration Tribunal Swiss Times Board of Arbitration

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