Courtroom spectacle as Butler aids Proctor settlement
New York December reports describe the dramatic courtroom scene surrounding Miss Proctor and her brother as Gen. Butler leads the procession to the referee and then to the court. Reporters enjoy access briefly while Butler fends questions about newspapers and the press amid a tense settlement of damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
House
Tyner
Indiana
Willard
Vermont
Dawes
Committee of Ways and Means
Mr Butler
Congress
Mr Dawes
Butler
Executive
Butter
Ohio
Garfield
Iowa
Atlantic Seaboard
Chicago
Seaboard
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Mr Phelps
New Jersey
Ir Smith
New York
Senate
Garfleh
Moulton
Miss Procter
Miss Proctor
Silliman
Gen. Butler
Fullerton
Tracy
van Cott
Chas. A. Storrs
United States Court Building
Gen. Tracy
Beecher
Plymouth
Tilton
Trial of Count Von Arnim in Berlin
The verdict hearing resumed with Prince Hohenlohe’s reports on missing documents from the Paris legation archives. The defense admitted papers were abroad but kept private property documents within Germany beyond Prussian frontier. Testimony covered embassy procedures, possible mislaid papers, and a protest over a private court deliberations leak in the Voss Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR Beecher
Theodore J Tilton
New York
Tilton-Beecher
McCue
Brooklyn
Theodore Tilton
Morris
Evarts
Tracy
Beecher
Arripagh
City Court of
Henry Ward Beecher
City of
Kings County
Elizabeth R. Tilton
Frost
Francis D. Moulton
Eama R. Moulton
Sxcoxp
Elizabeth K. Tilton
Emma R. Moulton
M. B. Bradshaw
Florence Tilton
Demonte
Gro. W. Ropericx
Croker
O’brien
Geo. Hickey
John Sheridan
Hickey
Sheridan
Col. Fellows
Supreme Court
George
Miller
New Court House
Peckham
Root
Donohue
Sage
Hutch
Pacific Mail Company
Commodore Garrison
New York and Brazil Company
Washington
Ways and Lans Committee
House of Representatives
Berlin
Count von Arnim
Prince Hohenlohbe
Paris
Legation
Foreign Office
von Arnim
Prince Hohenlohe
Prussia
Germany
Manteuffel
Arnim
Saint Fallier
Bismark
Prof
Lewis
Count Wesdehelen
Voss Gazette
Cornel
Loma’s Defeat Confirmed Near Andonia
A telegram to the Standard reports Gen. Loma with about four thousand men attacked Carlists under Mogrovejo and Egana near Andonia. He was repulsed with heavy loss and driven back to San Sebastian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Standard
Loma
Mogrovejo
Egana
Andonia
San Sebastian
Seizure of British Schooner Eclipse and Coolie Losses
News from Havana and Kingston report the British schooner Eclipse towed into Santiago by a Spanish gunboat after a Spaniard chartered her to travel there, and its passenger detained. Kingston notes 52 and 27 deaths on voyages of ships from Calcutta and India with coolies. St Thomas reports a hotel arson conviction for Michael Cronin, sentenced to seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earls Derby and
Carnarvon
London Post
Chambers of Commerce
Lords Derby and
Foreign Office
Great Britain
United States
Canada
Lampoon Lloyd
M. P
Lord Derby
Messrs Firth, Barber, Martin and Hawkes
Therfore
St. Lawrence
Lake Champlain
England
Colonial Office
Governor-General of
Sir Edward Thornton
Brown
Senate of Canada
Senate of the
Ees
Eclipse
New York
Havana
Sta Inst
Santiago
Kingston
Jamaica
Forfarshire
Demerara
Calcutta
Golden Fleece
Trindad
India
Harti
St. Kitts
St. Thomas
Sibyl
Surinam
Michael Cronin
Dufferin House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beck
Kentucky
Board of Audit
Randall
Pennsylvania
Boston Post
Wilson
Wasamatox
Sherman
Ways and Means Committee
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Ways and Means and Finance Committees
Carpenter
Keiley
Jewell
Fernando Wood
Willian Forster
Fish
Williams
Secretary of the Interior
Delano
Robeson
Belknap
Secretary of the Treasury
Arlington
Bristow
Burt
Bryant
Boston
Johann C. Konrup
Aish
Capitol Hill
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Internal Revenue
Alabama Claims
Court of Commissioners On
High Seas
White House
Arnz
New Mexico
Benjamin Moran
Portugal
Wickham Hoffman
Robert R. Hitt
Joby W. Thacher
Virginia
Ellis Spear
Maine
Democratic
Rats
A. G. Thurman
Jem
Kalakaua
Anthony
Committee On Printing
Union Pacific Railway
Wrht
Union Pacific Railroad Acts
District OF Columbia
Morril
Smithsonian Institute
Hamlin
George Bancroft
Board of Regents
W.T. Sherman
Cameron
Committee On Commerce
Mexico
Arizona
New Mexicr
West
Committee On Appropriations
Post Office Department
Boreman
Freedmen’s Bank
Freemen’s Bank
Swann
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Scudder
Finch
Chittenden
Centennial
Shell
Strawbridge
Naval Department
South Carolina
Harmer
Hale
the People of
Erie
Jewett
The
Eeie
New York Central and Hudson
River Combination
the Pennsylvania Company—Meeting of
Erie Directors
State of
Pratt
Hugh J. Jewett
Erie Railway Company
Erie Conany
New York Central and Hudson River Company
Pennsylvania Company
Newark
Buffalo
New York Tral
Erie Company
Cession
Grey
Philadelphia
Tee
American Iron and Steel Association
New Bedford
Fall River
Phelpa
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Chas
R. Tucker
George A. Bourne
George Wilson
Geo. R. Phillips
L. M. Kolloch
William R. Wing
J. A. Beauvais
John H. Perry
Lewis S. Judd
Fairhaven
Robert ¥. Davis
John M. Flint
James F. Milne
Thomas B. Fuller
Portland
Eastern and Maine Central Railroad
Worcester
Concord
N.H
Concord Savings Bank
Superior Court
Hank
Smith
Proctor-Moulton
Panama Railroad Company
Tammany Hall
A. P. Rudolphe
Albert Garnier
Callender
Rudolphe
Russell Sage
T. W. Parks
Rufus Hatch
John Marshall
N. McCullough
Mr Sage
William Ellery
Schiller
Dakota
Henry Dinderstruth
Battery
Samuel Hunter
Hunter
Bum
Foreign News
Spain
Earls Derby
Carmarvon
Vene
Zucia
New Dominion News
camLz
Ges
Hendaye
Brand
Borough of
Strout
Religious Intelligence
Convention of the Baptist Social Union
Chase
Bingham
Springfield
James L. Howard
Hartford
Clark
Brown University
J. H. Walker
Burnett
George H. Andrews
Iaity
Biddeford
Maine Baptist Foreign Mission Association
G. W. Gardner
D. D
American Baptist Missionary Union
Drs Gardner
Stevens
A. L. Lane
Savannah
South Georgia Methodist Conference
Masonic
Charleston
D. C
Grand Lodge
James A. Hoyt
Andersen
Masone
J. B. Kershaw
Telegraphic Notes
Copnellaville
Roderick Morley
Mass
Commodore Vanderbilt
Canada Southern Railway
T. C. Jones
Frankfort
Court of Appeals
Mobile
Als
Capt. Crowell
Hattie Baker
Oscar Gaithwaite
Willie Abe
Martha
Fred
Longbottom
Woonsocket
R.I
Enterprise Mill
Opera House
Providence
R. L
Charles Martin
Pennsylvania and
New York Railroad
Rocky Forest
Little Rock and
Fort Smith
United States Court
Nashville, Tenn
Fite
Carthage
Ku Klux
Fren
France
N. Y
Bank of
Hentes If
Asc
Liverpool
P- Morton
Galt
C. m
Orleans
Refined Petroleum
Beerboam
General Despatceres
West Indies
NEW Dominion
Nova Scotia Assembly
Dominion Board OF Trade
Halifax
Pictou County
Holmes
McKay
Robertson
Johnson
Shelburne
Boudrot
MacRae
Richmond
Yarmouth
Antizonah
Hants
St. Catherines
Board of Trade
Union Board
Welland Canal
Montreal
Boby
Joliette
F. McKenzie
Te-Dey
Montreal West
South America
Coro
Venezuela
Japan
Davidson
Harkness
American Observatory
Venus
Vladivostok
Hall
Hearttown
Tasmania
Omek
Orenburz
Kasar
Uralsk
Astrachan
Kertch
Tiflis
Yokohama
Teheran
Vicksburg War
Vicksburg
Miss
Court House
County Board of Supervisors
Rockland, ME
Rockland Share
King Kalakaua
Curiaco
King Kalakaua and
Suite
San Francisco
King
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Alps
Savanula
Etna
Siberia
Guy
Galveston
New Or
Geo. W. Peg Yhrom
Southampton
Moville
Uwola
van Dsengtuest
Wasuineron
Duc
I A
New England
Hermine’s
Sudbury Street
E. D. Spear
Washington St
Bridge & Co
Bankers
Wall St
Scwoor Street
Jacobs & Deane
Laprss
Jacobs & Deans
Tremont House
Tur
J.C. Fennelly & CO
McKenny, Bullard
John Knefland
Brookline
Town Hall
Unitarian Church
Charles A. Allen
John C. Park
Dairy
Court Street
Disgley & Co
James Dingley & Co
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Woebington Street
Loring Moody
G. T. Barney & Co
Prout & Harlant
Lovejoy
Bankers, &c
York
Nash & Cushing
Old State
State Street
First National Gold Bank
Blackstone National Bank
Union Street
Stanly Andrews
MacKay & C C
Simmons
Water Street
Union Bank OF London
Messrs
Dennistoun
Cross& Co
Andrews & CO
Del
Cor. Pine
Nassau Sts
Manis
Drraaker
Fortune
Wall Street
Dareagh, Bridgeman & CO
New A Brewster, Basset & Clo
GEO. W. Leland & CO
Huches & Downinc
Travers Street
Blaeder, Adamson & CO
John Peak
Norwich
Conn
Manchester
W. J. Coogan
Harmon & Coogan
Tremont St
Hugh Flood
Province Street
Chapman Place
Chenery & CO
Foreign Commission
ST. Croix
State
Commerce Streets
E. F. Page & CO
LT Hooks
Friend Street
Ston
Page
Standard Grate Bar CO
Franklin Street
General Supplies
GEO, D. Putnam & CO
Ger Hara Poe
Car Pene P. Fish
Cokin
Central Street
Wheelwright & Co
Milby Street
Bridrem
Jewett & Pitcher Lumber Merchants
Kilby Street
G. K. Jewerr
Bangor
E. D. Jewerr
St. John
N. M
Kidder, Peabody &Co
Sthrivet
Europe
Old Colony
Commercial Street
Kilby
Water Streets
Woorlop
Renf
NED
Steinway & Sons
Steinway
G. D. Russell & CO
Tremont Street
East Fourteenth Street
Molt Gay
Chauncy Street
Crosby
Morse
Washington Street
Ekegren
Mass. Charitable Mechanic Association
Crosby, Morse & Foss
Mars
Channing
Federal
Franklin Streets
Federal Street
Jewellers
W. T. Gate
John Vose & O
Gaiea
Vienna
Jun Vose
GUY & Brothers
Bedford Street
Lily OF the Valley
Floral Place
WM. Doogue
E. Mahar
Dover
A. Wentiorth
Roberts &Co
Haverhill ST
Bostom
Will Sall
Alfred Hale&Co
Rubber Goods
Chickering & Son
West and
Mason Sts
Mitchell, Green & Stevens
Norfolk Place
Court Avenue
Frank Tierman
Noble Ray
Proper Metors
Louis P. Ober