Grant Declares He Wants Nothing in Puzzling Mood
Gen Grant proclaims he seeks nothing while a new navy is debated. Bismark throws a tantrum if the house resists his wishes. Talmage attends the New Orleans exhibition opening as a notable display. France faces a tight presidential race and bitter contest ahead. Dr Ball Eyes early ground with his smut machine. Editor Pulitzer asks Jay Gould to name four cabinet officers for the president-elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Dr. Ball
Pulitzer
Jay Diould
Political musings and holiday shoppers in old city columns
The piece reflects crowded holiday stores and calls for early shopping for good service. It notes Lyman Trumbull avoiding amusements for twenty years and jokes about a new cabinet. It asks which party John L. Sullivan belongs to, guessing democratic mugwump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Trumbull
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Texas congressional majorities by district report
The total democratic majority by congressional districts in Texas grows to 192451. Six districts exceed 20900 in their majorities. The largest is Throckmorton's district with 20131, while Crain's district shows 4801. Crain's district lies in the Forty eighth Congress represented by Republican Tom Ochiltree, elected two years ago by 3144.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Throckmorton
Crain
Tom Ochiltree
Aldermen Ignore $10,000 Fountain Offer for Central Park
The New York city board of aldermen met Monday afternoon with little interest in H B Coggswell’s proposal to present the city a $10,000 drinking fountain for Central Park. The Sun suggests they should visit Boston to see the horse, man and child frightener on the Common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Governor Robie and Danforth Nomination Debate
The commentary argues the governor missed a chance to pivot toward a U S Senate nomination by nominating Justice Danforth for re election. It suggests a democratic legislature might later back him for Hale’s seat, but notes the governor’s action preserves his options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robie
Justice Danforth
United States
Hale
Governor Cleveland Demands Sheriff Answer Malfeasance Charges
Governor Cleveland asserts Sheriff David must face malfeasance charges. The sheriff aided the governor’s presidential campaign, yet justice is to be served. Cleveland stresses a public office is a public trust, and the governor will not shield trusted workers from accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Davidson
Gov. Cleveland
Mexico’s New Cabinet Announced With Key Appointments
The announced cabinet lists Ignacio Mariscal as foreign relations secretary with Pedro Hinojosa for war Joaquin Caranda for justice Manuel Dubollan for treasury and Manuel Romero Rubio for interior. Gen Carlos Pacheco named to public works and Matias Romero slated as minister to England pending public confirmation.
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Ignacio Mariscal
Pedro Hinojosa
Joaquin Caranda
Treasury
Manuel Dubollan
Manuel Romero Rubio
Carlos Pacheco
Matias Romero
Mariscal
England
Carlos Rivas
Federal District
Jose Ceballos
M. M. Zamacona
United States
Trevino, Loneva
Riva Palacio
Germany
Spain
France
Discontinue Workly Post on subscription expiry
A reader from South Danboury New Hampshire requests cancellation of the Workly Post upon its January 1 1885 expiration. The message notes political disagreement and states intent to subscribe to the Sun instead. Dated December 15 1884 signed John Frazier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Pest
Massachusetts
Sun
John Frazier
South Danboury
N. H
Attorney General Delivers Argument in Malloy Case
AwausTa December 16 Attorney General Cleaves told the jury the state will prove a cool deliberate murder by the accused. Deputy Sheriff Cobb testified about the shooting of Malloy and Thomas Helch recalled Wallace threatening to shoot Malloy like a dog if he lacked a right to search.
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AwausTa
Cleaves
Cobb
Malloy
Reard
Thomas Helch
Wallace
Skeleton found buried under floor in Coxsackie house
KingsTOn N Y Dec 16 In tearing down an old house at Coxsackie a skeleton was found buried in rubbish. It apparently had not been here more than two years as the dried skin still held the bones. The sex could not be determined. The family reported a stench from under the floor and authorities will investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
N. Y
Coxsackie
Appleton & Co
New York
Ameripublic
Boston
Franklin Street
Louis Heilprin
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Matthew Arnold
H. Taine
Max Muller
Noah Porter
J. A. Froude
England
Henry Blackburn
Lockwood, Brooks & Co
Aso
de Wolf, Fiske & Co
Archway
Washington Street
Bromfield Street
Morocco
Mr. Hayes
Chickering Hall
J.J. Hayes
Hayes
Robert of
Sicily
Gilmore
Music Hall
Old Bay State and Roberts Union
Emily Spader
Sopranne
Fred Harvey
P.S. Gilmore
New Haven Union League Club Organizes at Burkenton's
The Union League club of New Haven completes organization with about 75 members present at Burkenton's restaurant. A constitution and by laws are adopted restricting eligibility to those who voted for regular Republican nominees in the late campaign. Thomas J. Trowbridge Jr. elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
New Union League Club of
Burkenton
Thomas J. Trowbridge, Jr
Injury verdict: Hudson v New Bedford and Harbor street railway
In RepBORD Mass on December 16, Mary K E Hudson sued the New Bedford and Hairhaven street railway for injuries from a winter car fall. The jury awarded $2900 damages, with the company covering doctors bills and related costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repbord
Mass
Mary K E. Hudson
New Bedford
Hairhaven
Fruits of Peace Opens New Orleans Exposition Ceremony
A grand inaugural at Washington and New Orleans marks the opening of a world industrial and cotton centennial exposition. President Arthur opens the expo after a delay. ceremonies feature Govs Hamilton Knott and McEnery, dignitaries, a 100 gun salute, and a grand procession up Canal Street to the grounds with extensive international participation and a nationalist tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Washington
Crescent City
New Orleans
Gov. McEnery
Louisiana
Glynn
Milittia
St. Charles
Battalion of
Washington Artillery
Continental Guards
Crescent Rifles
Hamilton
Illinois
Knott
Kentucky
Goldsworthy
British Honduras
Talmage
Brooklyn
Moulton and Voorhies
Canal Street
Bouvette
Exposition Grounds
Courrier
Cincinnati
Blaine Abandons Libel Suit Against Indianapolis Sentinel
James G. Blaine writes from Washington to his lawyers ordering dismissal of the libel case against the Indianapolis Sentinel. He cites political bias, fear of an unfair Indiana jury, and the influence of Democratic venom on public opinion as reasons to abandon the suit and make his oral and written statements public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Sentinel
Indianapolis
Ind
Blaine
Washington, D. C
Messrs. Harrison, Miller and Elam
Indiana
Democratic Party
Sentinel
James G. Blaine
Movement to Consolidate City Electric Light Firms
A drive to unify the three city electric light companies American Weston and Brush aims to cut costs by one third under a single administration. KE Goff of the American company cites reduced management and wires, with public and stockholder benefits, though stockholders must be adequately compensated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American
New England Weston
The
Brush
KE. H. Goff
Weston
Irash
New Brunswick Lottery Chief Arrested in Canada
In Calais Maine on December 16 the Royal New Brunswick lottery chief Philadelph Read was seized in St Stephen for wrongful use of the mill and jailed on 2000 bail awaiting trial. Read fled to his farm above the city as other company members vanished amid a postelection escape and Canada’s first government action against the concern. The firm paid 50 000 yearly to the government for postage and operated mainly in western states without drawings or prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick Lottery Company
Calais
Royal New Brunswick Lottery
Read
Philadelphia
St. Stephen
Dominion
Canada
Passenger Train Derailed and Burned Near Poughkeepsie
A Atlantic express bound south on the West Shore road derailed after striking a rock slide near Highland, burning several cars. Fireman James Gorman broke his leg, a baggage boy dislocated a shoulder, and a sentenced soldier had three ribs broken. Fire caused by heaters. four cars left track and one sleeper burned. Loss estimated at 50,000 dollars. tracks torn up, but service resumed by 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Atlantic Express
West Shore Road
Highland
James Gorman
United States
Body of 2 Boys Examined Over Death Inquiry
Dover New Hampshire December 16 A man William Gilpatrick of south Newmarket adopted Sidney Farmer a 7 7 year old boy from Farmington last June The boy died last Monday his body was exhumed for post mortem which found death from brain inflammation In Concord Sheriff Kent arrested Gilpatrick at East Concord He will be arraigned in Exeter on manslaughter charges and admitted whipping the boy but denied causing death with the punishment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. H
William Gilpatrick
South Newmarket
Sidney Fanner
Farmington
Gilpatrick
Rockingham County
Concorp
Kent
East Concord
Exeter
Exhibition Shows Progressive Nightly Additions at Bijou Event
The exhibition improves nightly as visitors hear the McCaul company perform Desiree at the Bijou theatre over a mile away. Prof T A Edison’s private exhibit number 19 occupies twenty tables with novel apparatus. The Bidwell railway carries many passengers on round trips, a new feature of the exhibition. Hatchery exhibit adds to a growing circle of interested visitors including children and elders. Arrangements are being made with several schools to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desiree
McCaul
Bijou
T. A. Edison
Bidwell Railway
Poisonous confections prompt New York health actions
The New York board of health heard testimony from its physician and chemist on poisonous confectionery. A dozen firms were named for using poisonous dyes and steps will be taken to ban the dyes and punish offenders. Arrests and seizures of poisoned candy are expected. Carrie M Millex filed suit against her father in relation to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Health
Mro
Carrie M. Millex
Verdicts Ruling in 1857 Dress Goods Case and Sullivans Trial
Law cases concluded with Rev. Alexander Miller earning 5000 dollars over a slander suit. The Whiting suit against ex-Collector Schell settled with a verdict for the plaintiffs over excessive duties on 1857 dress goods, totaling 140000 dollars. Mrs. Sprague was assaulted at Rockville Centre and fired at her attacker, who fled with possible wounds. Sullivan and Greenfield faced a prize fight charge. jury selection proceeded after both pleaded not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Miller
J. M. Whiting
Augustus Schell
United States
Sprague
Selah Sprag
Trial of James Nicholson for murder continues in closed Boston court
The trial after April 22 in the supreme judicial court hear James Nicholson, his neighbors and colleagues testify to his quiet character and revolver habit, the defendant recounts his marriage woes and the homicide, while medical experts debate delirium tremens versus drunken impulse. The court adjourns to continue at 9:15 the next morning as Stillman B. Allen begins the plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Sherman
Sergt. Symonds
Chelsea Bridge
Lowell
James Murphy
Nicholson
Stillman B. Allen
Allen
Wentworth Case Dismissed In Somerville Police Court
George A Wentworth faced a charge of attempting to shoot his wife in a case heard in the Somerville police court Tuesday forenoon. Counsel argued lack of evidence and claimed Wentworth was miles away at the time. The court discharged him with Chief Parkhurst agreeing. Mrs Wentworth maintained she did not attempt her own life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Wentworth
Somerville
Wentworth
Parkhurst
Kilroy Held for Trial in Wife Murder Case
Michael Kilroy faced murder charges in Chelsea court after Bridget Carnes and Mary Chamberlain testified he pushed his wife down stairs. Police, Chief Drury, and pathologist Dr Harris contributed evidence. Kilroy to stand trial first Monday in January. Carnes and Chamberlain held for $500 as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kilroy
Chelsea Court
Bridget Carnes
Mary Chamberlain
Kilroy
Drury
Harris
Hutchinson
Carnes
Chamberlain
Notable 1884 political and business moves listed
Chandler and others reach a goal while Governor Eaton profits from farming. Rev Burnham resigns to lead Springfield First Church. Comstock of Michigan a future congressman from East Westmoreland NH. Adams resigns Lynn postmastership for reform school deputy warden in Concord. Wike resigns from George G Page Box Co. Col Smith of Lansing active in Cleveland campaign. Hon Winthrop ill with pneumonia at 75. Weber of Erie to take Cleveland’s sheriff seat, possibly succeed him, may become president. Historic spendings by Hamilton Fish Evarts Frelinghuysen noted. Rev I G Wilder Vermont University senior at 83 returns to finish studies. E F Clements resigns Nova Scotia Steamship GM role to boost Boston Nova Scotia traffic via Yarmouth. Harry Brown Maine Central rail pictures for Mount Desert Ferry and Green Mountain views.
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John G. B. Adams
Lynn
Concord
Carlos L. Wike
George G. Page Box Company
Col
S. L. Smith
Lansing
Mich
Revere House
Col. Smith
Wolverines
Cleveland
Robert
Winthrop
Brookline
Weber
Erie County
Hamilton Fish
Evarts
Frelinghuysen
Rev. I. G. Wilder
Vermont University
Wilder
E. F. Clements
Nova Scotia Steamship Company
Becme
Boston
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth
Harry Brown
Portland
Maine Central Railroad Company
Mt. Desert Ferry
Bar Harbor
Green Mountain
Frenehnman’s Bay
John B Hoffman hanged in Cincinnati jail yard
News in brief reports the execution of John B. Hoffman by hanging in Cincinnati Tuesday morning for the murder of his son in January. It also notes a Philadelphia board of trade resolution urging Congress to reject the Spanish treaty, and other legal and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Hoffman
Cincinnati
Board of Trade of Philadelphia
Congress
Lowell
Chicago
Blodgett
Gleason
Holiday Books Move Holiday Gift Trade Display
A survey of major Boston publishers and booksellers details a thriving holiday book trade. Major houses offer refined gift editions from Scott’s Marmion to Hawthorne biographies, plus juvenile volumes, poetry, art books, and calendars. Shops feature extensive stock, special discounts, and new bindings as retailers push festive offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James BR. Osgood & Co
Messrs. J. R. Osgood & Co
Finner
Sheridan
Brander Matthews
Julian Hawthorne
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Emerson
Bridger
Thomas Bewick
Austin Dobson
Scott
Howells
Cable
E. W. Howe
H. L. Nelson
Robert Grant
Henry James
Heliotype
Millett
Dedicatory Exercises For Malden Rifles Armory
The Malden Rifles armory on Mountain Avenue will be dedicated with a program from 2 to 5 PM for invited guests, a 6 PM banquet, and an 8:50 PM ceremony turning the building over to the company followed by dancing from 9 PM to 2 AM. Mayor Fuller Adjutant General Dalton and Gov Robinson's staff attend. Capt. Ballard and Lieuts Emerson Hildreth coordinated arrangements for a season’s premier event.
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Malden Rifles
Mountain Avenue
Battery C
New York
Terpsichore
Fuller
Dalton
Armory
Harry P. Ballard
Liuts
James Emerson
H. V. Hildreth
Prize Fight Ends After Seventy Four Rounds
Montreal reports the middleweight title bout between Johnny Cash and McGlade went 74 rounds over five hours, McGlade was KO’d in the final round and did not revive promptly. Also noted: Boston Polo Club left Massachusetts league. regional polo results from Taunton Salem Brockton Augusta Fall River.
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Montreal
Johnny Cash
New York
McGlade
Boston
Taunton
Mass
Somerville
Salem
Salems
Bay States
Brockton
Bostons
Brockton Citys
Augusta
Granite Citys
Fall River
Fall River Polo
The
Beacons of
Prang Co. Christmas cards bring fresh art of beauty
We praise Prang & Co for their holiday art publishers who provide artistic Christmas cards. Their designs capture nature imagination and offer fresh original work. The firm’s productions promise fidelity, brightness, and variety, ensuring holiday cheer for many thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preang
Whittier Birthday Note From Sage of New England
Seventy seven years ago today John Greenleaf Whittier was born in Haverhill. He began his literary life fifty five years ago as editor of the American Manufacturer in Boston. His poems and anti slavery writings have long united readers and earned him enduring esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Greenleaf Whittier
Haverhill
American Manufacturer
Boston Journal
New England
Inter-State Commerce Bills Debated as Senate Adjourns
The Senate, chaired by Mr. Ingalls, debated the interstate commerce bill with amendments from Mr. Hale and set tomorrow to call it up. Lapham withdrew remonstrances on the Nicaraguan treaty after Sherman ruled the matter executive. a Dakota territory bill vote followed, and Platt announced a move to consider Tacoma statehood after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ingalls
Senate
Naval Service
Hale
Naval Committee
Lapham
Sherman
Platt
Anthony
Providence
R. J
Beck
Mr. Garland
Congress
Yeas
Tacoma
Amendments to the Heagan Interstate Commerce Bill
The House, led by Speaker pro tem Springer, advanced amendments to the Interstate Commerce Bill. A Reagan substitute was adopted after voting on the first seven sections, with 143 yeas to 97 nays. The committee’s remaining sections were struck out 118 to 60, and debates covered extending provisions to pipeline transport and guaranteeing equal treatment for ticket holders. Adjournment was sought, 139 to 54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carlisle
House
Springer
Illinois
Skinner
New York
Rosecrans
California
Committee
Congress
Yeas
Reagan
Hopkins
Pennsylvania
O'Hara
North Carolina
Biount
Georgia
O’hara
Swaim court martial Nominations and Senate actions
In the Swaim court martial the defense request to prove counsel advised on the due bill matter was overruled. Gen Swaim testified. witnesses McDonald Gerry and Humphrey joined the stand. The President sent nominations to the Senate for Montana governor and Rhode Island district judge. A bill to pay Greely expedition members was introduced, while naval committee discussed Tallapoosa matters. Comptroller extended bank corporate existences to Dec 19 1904 for several banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Swaim
Gen. Swaim
Bateman & Co
McDonald
Seth A. Gerry
New York
Montana Territory
E. M. Carpenter
Rhode Island
United District Judge
District of
Sherman
Greely
House Naval Committee
Tallapoosa
Wise
Buchanan
Secretary of the Navy
Southport National Bank of
Southport
Conn
Neponset National Bank of
Canton
Mass
Blue Lilt National Bank of
Milton
National Bank of Commerce of
New Bedfred
Prairie fire menaces Sweet Grass hills cattle country
Brief telegraph reports from Krean Montana and other towns describe a wide prairie fire in the Sweet Grass hills burning 35 miles of country near the Benton and St Louis Cattle Co. haystacks all consumed, suspected Piegan arson. other fires in Arkansas Ohio New Brunswick Massachusetts report multiple buildings lost, deaths, and large losses.
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Krean
Mont
Sweet Grass Hills
Benton and St. Louis Cattle Company
Jattle Rock
Ark
Newport
James Conner
Pleasant McNute
Independence County
Devone
Jackson County
Wolf & Goldman
Stubenville
D. R. Garlick & Co
Elliotville
Sr. Donhn
N. B
Bee
Woodstock
McDougall
Main
Connell Streets
Main Street
Connell Street
Salem
Mass
White Fawn
N. P. Merriam
Danvers
Phillips
Pickett
Marriage of Adelaide Kinsley to James Foster Coates
Adelaide C Kinsley daughter of Councilman Benjamin Kinsley married James Foster Coates editor of the New York Mail and Express at Grace church at five. The ceremony was by Rev D H Greer with six ushers including three from New York. The bride wore white ottoman satin with velvet front and pearl trimmings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide C. Kinsley
Benjamin &. Kinsley
James Foster Coates
New York Mail and Express
Grace Church
D. H. Greer
D. D
New York
W. W. D. Sewell
Edgar T. Wilson
Eugene D
Milan Opera Company Verdi concert at Music Hall to-night
The Milan Italian opera company presents a Verdi program at Music Hall tonight with Signor Serbolini, Signora Peri, Signor Wilmont, and Giannini among a full chorus and orchestra. The programme features arias and duets from Don Carlos Ernani and Rigoletto, plus a Band of diverse pieces and a finale from Ballo in Maschera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan Opera Company
Milan Italian Opera Company
Music Hall
Manager Key
Boston Theatre
Ayia
Don Carlos
Signor Serbolini
Cavatini
Ernani
Giannini
Signora Peri
Signor Wilmont
Bella Figlia
Wilmant
Signoras Mestress
Peri
Carrano
Praviata
Ecavatini
Camerini
Massanet
Signora Orlandi
Serbolini
Maschera
Wilmont
Bologna
Signora Damerini
Boston
Incoming administration changes in official posts noted
The Mexican Financier describes the incoming administration as bringing broad personnel changes. It notes many changes welcomed as they suggest reforms to improve service, while warning that some departments must avoid interruptions to progress and regular order.
Genuine Angostura bitters authorized by Siegert firm
The text declares Angostura Bitters from Dr. I. G. B. Siegert & Sons as the only genuine imported from South America. It warns that all other bitters with similar names sold as imported are spurious US-made imitations and urges asking grocers or drugists for the genuine article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angostura
Dr. I. G. B. Siegert & Sons
South America
United States
Dr. I. G. &. Siegert & Sons
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