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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

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Dec 06, 1882

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Senate Proceedings and Patchwork of News Bits

A mixed jumble notes tariffs on salts in Mexico City market prices and a Democratic Virginia Senate predicted. It mocks a New Hampshire editor’s New York trip and cites congressmen defeated in November as they linger into the 48th Congress. The Louisville Courier-Journal opines on post election Legislation by repudiated lawmakers. The piece ends with Senate proceedings mention.

Louisville Courier-Journal Courier-Journal

President Arthur's tax reform and revenue plan debated

Washington discussions focus on a bold treasury proposal to abolish all internal revenue taxes except distilled spirits and to revise tariffs. Critics warn of underestimations in expenditures and question the revenue impact, while Democrats urge restraint and wait for a new Congress to act. The report notes a misreported tobacco tax abolition vote and clarifies committee actions.

Washington Arthur Folger Commissioner of Pensions Treasury Olger House of Representatives

Bodies stolen from cemetery spark mob at trial

Philadelphia reporters describe a night of arrests after five corpses were found in a wagon bound for a medical college. Detectives held key witnesses, while a large Black crowd threatened lynching before the prisoners were protected and taken to safety.

Philadelphia Frank McNamee Pillett Levi Chew Medical College Lebanon Cemetery Robert Chew Andrew Mullen Seventh Street Myers Pinkerton Henderson Louis M. Megurgee McNamee Jefferson College Levy Solomon Butcher Maryland McNaumee Scon Ofice Clestnut Street

First case under new penal code in police court

The first case under the new penal code declares a would be suicide a felony with up to two years in jail or a fine up to 32000. Charles Fick, a German tinsmith, faced charges for attempting to kill himself by charcoal fumes. Motive cited despondency from family deaths and business reverses. Fick held for examination.

Dickson Washington Gov. Wells Smith Cuppy Geo. W. Driver United States McNelly Department of Justice Moore Baylor Cox Charles Fick Fick George Rooke John Stade Hight Matthews Second Avenue Twenty-seventh Street Slade Rooke Joan Titus Supreme Court of Kings County Jewell Milling Company Fulton Street Brooklyn Allan Line Perugian Mersey Cleveland Manhattan Club Fifth Avenue Gen Hancock Gov Waller Connecticut Peter Cooper Hoffman Dorner John Kelly Bedle New Jersey

Freight and Express Collision at Rammerfield Rail Yard

An accident on the Lehigh Valley railroad at Rammerfield six miles south of Towanda occurred this morning due to a mispl aced switch. A freight train on the siding was struck by express No. 5. Engineer Foulke and Fireman Kingsland were killed. Brakeman R. M. Mullan was badly injured. Both engines and cars including baggage, express and sleeping cars, and the mill were burned. No passengers were harmed.

Towanda Lehigh Valley Railroad Rammerfield Foulke Kingsland R. M. Mullan

Clyde man claims William Morgan left country before murder

Tobias Forbes of Clyde Wayne county asserts that William Morgan was not murdered but was released on condition to depart the country. Morgan went to Melbourne Australia and started a newspaper later taken by his son, who may still live there.

Charles 8. Lilley Williams A. Russell Lilley Russell Rochester N. Y Dee Tobias Forbes Clyde Wayne County William Morgan Morgan Melbourne Australia W. H. Brown Bangor George N. Black Boston Henry Irving London Hannibal Hamlin Spain Maude Granger Ebenezer Howes Boston Marine Society M. B. Stevens Hoboken N. J St. Paul’s School Concord N. H Justice Gray Washington Rhode Island Avenue Bingham Col. C. A. Judd King Kalakaua Hawaiian Islands New York Hosea B. Perkins New York City Dover All Heights Daniel Pratt Lowell Orrin G. Cilley Gov. Butler Dale West End Dartmouth Maine Gen. Butler Butler Cilley Hamilton

Chicago Raid Nets Five Gambling Houses Boss McDonald

Police raided gambling houses in Chicago tonight. By midnight five places were raided including L. McDonald known as the boss gambler and a prominent figure in local politics. He had escaped raids before and was sought for protection against future actions as inmates were seized and gambling implements confiscated.

Chicago L. ©. McDonald

Kellogg Receives Certificate After In-Depth Review

A Baton Rouge dispatch reports the governor, after a thorough examination of the law and facts in the Kellogg case, has issued Kellogg a certificate based on returns from the third district. The action follows a patient evaluation of the evidence and legal standards.

New Orleans Times-Democrat Baton Rouge Kellogg

Butler Declares Himself Republican Governor Milestones and Elections

Gen Butler proclaims republican governorship as talks of trades swirl around Gov Long and Sen Hoar. Massachusetts headlines report council elections, ward officers, school committee picks, mayoral race shifts, and independent victors shaping city governance.

Gen. Butler

Mayor Fox Re elected by Large Cambridge Vote

Cambridge voters gave Mayor Fox a sweeping victory with nearly the entire ticket bearing his name elected and strong approval for license. The mayor carried every ward and held a handsome total majority while four of ten aldermen come from ward 3 and none from ward 4. Somerville elects mayor Joseph Cummings by a wide anti license margin and shows light turnout across wards.

Fox Cambridge Messrs Davis Sleeper Reed Cummings Somerville W. E. Weld D. H. Heyward George W. Durrel A. H. Carville Brockton Mass Ziba C. Keith Keith Packard Grockton Henry H. Packard Rufus P. Kingman Preston B. Keith Isaac Emererson H. A. Monk L. P Burehill Jonas Reynolds Wardi John Murphy James O'Reilly Patrick McCarthy M. T. Packard Daniel Connolly KE. H. Hale KE. Ward BE. White Charles H. Cary E. J. Grown D. Wardi C. E. Stone A. BR. Wade A. F. Jones Edward Crocker F. B. Gardner Portus B. Hancock Zina Hayward John Gilmore Isaac Kingman Henry Southworth Ellis Brett Poughbkeepsie N. Y PovuGukeEersik White Lown New Bedford New Repforp Dee George Wilson Citizens John Wing Charles E. Hendrickson Wilson Lawrence John Breen C. A. Bell

Exciting Chelsea Election Sees Split Tickets and Licenses

The Chelsea election produced a license majority of 17 and an anti-republican victory. Clerks and ward officers were elected amid noisy clashes, with clergymen aiding temperance efforts and blue ribbon parades marking the day. Ward results included Coleman Tilden, Franklin Barnes, Joseph Saunderson Jr, Charles Currier, Charles Perkins, Alden Alice, Warner fint, and Frank Callins.

Thomas Strahan Chelsea Women’s Christian Temperance Union Coleman Tilden Franklin D. Barnes Joseph Saunderson, Jr Charles A. Currier Charles E. Perkins Alden G. Alice A. Warner Fint Frank L. Callins

Newton elects town leaders with small turnout

In Newton the Republican ticket won unopposed with about 900 votes cast from a 3100 registration. The liquor question passed 103 to 87. The city elected eight councilors from wards 1 through 7 with four incumbents returning and four new members including E W Wood and Dwight Chester. Ovid T. Bunker serves as the only Democrat on the board.

Newton Board of Aldermen Woims Watces William P. Ison BE. W. Cate J. Wesley Kimball BE. W. Wood Dwight Chester F. Q Iran Franklin Willard G. Brackett Austin R. Mitchell P. C. Brigham Frederick W. Freeman James H. Nickerson Henry A. Thorndike L. FE. Leland William Pierce Eben ,Thompson Edward H. Mason George E. Bridges J.D. Billings H. ?. Dearborn L. H. Crantech Frank H. Peck Richard A. Currell Harvey Wood Samuel N. Waters Bernard Early W. P. Holden G. W. Chamberlain Lyman Snow A.J. Grover M. Billings J. W. Howe W.T. Logan S. M. Jackson S. c. Span R, RK. Bishop, Jr G. R. Hovey C. W. Bassett Dr. B&b. Hitchcock Abram Byfield F. A. Wetheree E. W Ovid T. Bunker Third Massachusetts Cavalry New England Via Life Insurance Company Common Council Iss J. H. Nickerson H. A. Thorndike L. E. Leland Ethan Thompson New Haven Conn Citizens Lewis John B. Robertson Frank Andrew Shuster

Prohibition mayor and licenses dominate Taunton vote

Taunton voters elected Horatio L. Cashman prohibition mayor with 1 808 votes while Charles F. Hanson license received 1 349. Prohibition aldermen won in several wards with license gains elsewhere. council seats and school committee chosen under mixed results. The license question failed citywide in Taunton.

A Letter From Arabi Pasha in Exile

Arabi Pasha writes to Wilfrid Blunt stating a wish to live in Damascus or London if possible. He expresses contentment with his lot and faith England will permit his return after her good work. he insists he was not a rebel, only seeking justice for his country.

Arabi Pasha Lospon Wilfrid Blunt Demascus London Times Arabi England Paris M. Bontoux M. Feder Union Generalle

Legal Complications Grow From Edmunds Bill

Sanur City Utah December 5. The governor's appointments to municipal offices elected but for the Edmunds bill led incumbents to refuse turnover except in one case. Three territorial district courts ruled on mandamus petitions. Judge Hunter found pleadings insufficient. amended complaint filed. Judge Exnersona held the claimant entitled to the office but stayed proceedings. appeal to be argued January. Judge Twiss sided with mandamus as proper remedy, offices vacated by election lapse. governor authorized to fill them. A stay motion pending appeal to be argued December 9.

Georgia Washington Senate Brown Barrow Edmonds Stariing Messrs. Ingalls and Cockerill Miller California Committee On Commerce Beck National Republican Committee Committee On Dawes Ingalls Cockrell Saunders Dakota Committee Territories Callendar Platt I. Bayard Mr. Bayard Democratic Party Bayard Hoar Tariff Commission Massachusetts Vermont Capitol House Sanur Lake City Utah Hunter Exnersonaa Territorial Supreme Court Twiss

Venus Transit Today Described and Observed Worldwide

Today marks the transit of Venus as it crosses the sun from 9 A.M. to 3:21 P.M. This rare event aids measuring the Earth sun distance, with observers from Hobart Town to Queenstown contributing photo data and micrometer measures. The piece explains the science, historical significance, and the global observational effort including funding by several nations.

Venus Earth Mercury Moon Herschel Arago Beer Mahler Europe Jeremiah Horrocks England Gassendi Crabtree Horrocks Halley St. Helena Mason Mason and Dixon Sumatra Pingere France Encke Asia South Pacific Ocean Vladivestock Siberia Janssen Roorkee India Ispahan Wlndivostock Proctor Honolulu Peters Queenstown Coke KK. N Kergulemn Prof. Peters United States Boston Scientific Society Ee Street

Massachusetts Civil Service Reform League letter to Congress

The new Massachusetts Civil Service Reform League appeals to Congress to pass reform laws and curb political patronage. The executive committee urges support for the Pendleton bill or a similar measure, calling for appointments based on fitness and stronger protection for government salaries. Samuel Quincy serves as secretary, with notable signatories including Adams, Endicott, Eliot, Saltonstall, and Clarke.

Massachusetts Civil Service Reform League Boston Brookline Cambridge Hingham Malden Newton Quincy Wollaston Massachusetts Congress Pemberton Square Str League Gen. Curtis Hubbell Willis Kentucky Select Committee On the Civil Service House of Representatives William F. Branbury Henry Lambert de Las Casas William I. Nichols Frederick A. Clatlin Greenville H. Norcross John C. Dodge BP. F. Raymond William Everett Charles Theo Rassel Arthur Hobart Charles John Quincy Adams William Endicott, Jr Paul A. Chadbourne B. Hopkins James Freeman Clarke Leverett Saltonstall Charles W. Eliot Joseph Tucker

Portland Insane Hospital Reports 465 Patients

Portland audience notes include 465 patients in the insane hospital. The Portland Cadets hosted a ball for Lowell Mechanic Phalanx guests with Gov Plaisted and Gen Chamberlain in attendance. Annie Chase, about 30, burned to death at Biddeford when her clothing caught fire from a pipe. she died after three hours of agony. A Bath man sues Auburn man for 3000 over alienation of affection, claiming a September 1881 East Brunswick horse trot as the scene of estrangement. The Kennebec River is frozen across with a predicted thaw before a final freeze, and ice fields are generally in good condition in continuing cold weather.

Portland Cadets Lowell Mechanic Phalanx East Brunswick Kennebec

Local Tragedy and Odd Matrimonial Tale From the Area

James Gregg aged 22 died after leaping from a locomotive cab near West Henniker and falling between the engine and depot platform. Peter Cole of Lisbon traveled to Groveton intending to marry a woman at a set price, but died on his deathbed before the wedding. A Warner stock company forms with $12,000 capital to build buck gloves and mittens, leasing a large building and a tannery site, with Littleton parties to operate. operations to start at once.

James Gregg West Henniker Peter Cole Lisbon Groveton Wis Warner Witha Hirge Littleton

Winter Bailey Run Over by Train in Mansonaville

Freight conductor Winter Bailey was run over by a train at Mansonaville station and fled his injuries at North Troy. A new by law requires state dentistry exam by a board. Gov Barstow appointed commissioners including James Lewis Burlington O P Forbush Montpelier L T Lawton Rutland G I Swift Manchester R M Chase Bethel. Caledonia county court opened at St Johnsbury with eighteen jury trials, five state cases.

Winlter Bailey Mansonaville North Troy State Dental Commission Gov. Barstow James Lewis Burlington O. P. Forbush Montpelier L. T. Lawton Rutland G. I. Swift Manchester R. M. Chase Bethel Caledonia County Court St. Johnsbury Webster Whitdell Lewis Michont Cora d Ryder A. K. Stokes Stokes J. B. Knox Wheelock Supreme Court

Man Attacks Clerk With Knife in Natick Store Incident

John Casey attempted to stab David Murphy after selecting a carving knife at F. L. Irwin & Co. in Natick Tucalay afternoon. Murphy blocked the attack, Casey was detained by a police officer, and offered no motive. The other item notes Andover Theological Seminary trustees appointments for several professorial roles.

John Casey F. L. Irwin & Co Natick Tucalay David Murphy Murphy Casey Andover Theological Seminary George Tiarris Providence KR. J Park John P. Taylor New London Conn Biblical Theology RE. Y. Vineks Portland Frank E. Woodruff Greece Thayer

Providence Board of Trade votes on Sprague candidacy

The Providence board of trade voted 79 to 85 against reconsidering William Sprague's membership. In Newport, James A. Potter was found not guilty of manslaughter, while his brother William H. Potter was remanded for trial with bail set at 25000 over the death of William Hef. The Seabury inquest verdict declared death by violence of unknown assailant, with land witness Edward Davis disputing others' shore alibi.

Board of Trade of Providence William Sprague James A. Potter Newport William H. Potter William Hef Albert Seabury Little Compton Edward Davis Seabury

Governor Waller names staff aides in announcement

Gov. Waller’s staff will include Maj. Gen. D. N. Coach of Norwalk as adjutant general, Thomas McManus of Hartford as quartermaster general, ER. L. Bissell of New Haven, Norris G. Osborn of New Haven, William N. Woodraf of Hartford, F. A. Marden of Stamford, and George D. Post of Putnam as aides de camp. The commissary general will likely be LE, M. Graves of New Haven, or H. P. Harris of Salisbury.

Gov. Waller D. N Norwalk Thomas McManus Hartford ER. L. Bissell New Haven Norris G. Osborn Wiliam N. Woodraf F.A. Marden Stamford George D. Post Putnam M. Graves H. P. Harris Salibury

National Dairy Fair Opens in Milwaukee with Delegations

The National Dairy Fair opened in Milwaukee Wisconsin with a large display. Ex Governor William E. Smith and Milwaukee mayor led welcome addresses. Austin Belknap and other officials replied. Delegations from each state England and Scotland attend the 10th annual Butter Cheese and Egg association convention tomorrow. About 300 delegates are present.

Mi.warker Wis William E. Smith Wisconsin Milwaukee John K. Goodrich Merchants’ Association Austin Belknap Boston Butter, Cheese and Eye Association W. D. Howard Fort Atkinson Northwestern Dairymen’s Association Hiram Smith The State Dairymen’s Association C. F. Dexter Chicago Produce Exchange J. D. Curtis Syracuse American Dairymen's Association Butter, Cheese and Egg Association Committee On England Scotland

Missing man from Tremont street store linked to Europe trip

Rumor says Robert Strauss of Robert Strauss & Co. failed to return home after the steamer Servin reached New York. Baggage and papers were found in his stateroom but Strauss is unaccounted for. Brothers at his Upton street home deny details awaiting Thursday update.

Rober Strauss Robert Strauss & Co Tremont Street Post Upton Street Mr. Strauss Strauss Queenstown

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