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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1868

Page

2

Proceedings in Erie and Trade Mark Case

In Erie today Judge Cardozo issued an order stay and set show cause while Judge Sutherland considered re arguments. Judge Field in New Jersey defined what constitutes a trade mark and granted an injunction against infringement surrounding the Washington Medallion Pen Company.Over 100000 smuggled cigars were seized representing 75000 in goods in transit with alleged collusion by officers. Secretary Seward pressed Britain to admit violation of neutrality in Alabama claims arbitration and exclude English decisions against U S citizens. Walter M Gibson arrives as agent of the Hawaiian Islands to promote emigration and urge ratification of the reciprocity treaty. A writ restrains the Coroner from another inquest into Mrs Gamble’s reported natural death. Shore Line Railroad.

Erie Cardozo Belmont Sutherland United States Circuit Court District of New Jersey Field Esterbrook Steel Manufacturing Company Washington Medallion Pen Company Seward Great Britain Alabama England Sandwich Islands Walter M. Gibson San Francisco Hawaiian Islands Washington United States Gilbert Gamble New York Kennedy Flynn Gatewood

National Board of Trade Opens First Day Session in Cincinnati

The National Board of Trade held its primary session this morning in Cincinnati at the Council Chamber. It was called to order at 11 by Vice-President John A. Gano with President Fraley of Philadelphia chairing. The Executive Council report was presented and accepted with minor changes.

Union Pacific Railroad Rocky Mountains Pewj K. Warren U.S. A. J. Brickensporter National Board of Trade Council Chamber John A. Gano Fraley Philadelphia Executive Council Boards of Trade United States Mississippi River Congress St. Louis Portland Commercial Bulletin Boston Detroit Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Gano Cincinnati Alfred Fretp Birmingham England National Board of Trade of the United Committee On Evenine Pike’s Opera Hall Ty8d Advertiser Boston Post

Disraeli Resigns and Cork Mayor Elected in Dec. 2 Reports

London reports Disraeli has gone to Windsor to tender the resignation of the Ministry. Disraeli publishes an address defending the resignation and argues the government cannot command the House and should resign. The ministers oppose Gladstone’s church reform and vow to resist its principles. Cork elects Mr Sullivan as Mayor after removal from the Commission of the Peace for Fenian sympathy.

Congress London Disraeli Windsor Loxpox House of Commons Mr Gladstone Church of Ireland Cork Sullivan Commission of the Peace

Financial market snapshot from London and Liverpool

London and Liverpool report mixed activity with U S 5 20s steady and firm railway shares. American stocks hold and Consols unchanged. cotton dull in Liverpool with 10,000 bales sold. Provisions and pork firm in Liverpool. petroleum and linseed prices noted in Europe. Antwerp petroleum declines amid bid and ask spread.

London U. S Erie Illinois Central Liverpool Orleans Calcutta Antwerp

Capture of a Cheyenne village by Custer's 7th Cavalry

A Cheyenne village led by Black Kettle is reported captured by Gen. Custer's Seventh Cavalry on the Wachita, with 150 Indians killed and 53 taken prisoner. Major Elliot and Capt. Hamilton were killed. many lodges, horses, robes, and supplies were seized. Confederate reports describe subsequent operations and broader Sheridan campaign plans in Kansas and New Mexico.

Black Kettle 7Th Cavalry Custer North Wachita River Lewis Hamilton Barneitz Elliot Tth Fork of Beaver Wolf Rivers Fort Doner Kay Seventh United States Cavalry George L. H. Elliot Lewis M. Hamilton Albert Barneitz Seventh Cavalry T. W. Custer J. W. Marsh Col. Benton Washington, D.C Kansas Sheridan New Mexico Fort Hays Canadian Wynkoop Washington St. Louis E. D. Townsend Department Sherdan Rabbit Ear Creek Fort Dodge Lattle Raven Santanta Smoky Hill Saline Solomon Rivers Igned Antelope Hills Little Raven Blak Kettle Kansas Regiment San Francisco Arizona Tucson Prescott Fort Whipple Wickenburg Mexico Vulture Mining Company

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