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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1880

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2

Ohio praised as proving ground for national leadership

The Cincinnati Commercial defends Ohio’s influence, arguing Ohio men have long supplied capable public servants and should not be overlooked in Garfield’s Cabinet. It notes figures like Stanton Chase and Hazen, asserts state lines should not limit cabinet selection, and calls Halstead Ohio’s prophet.

Ohio Garfield Cincinnati Stanton Chase Gen. Hazen Signal Service Hayes Olio New York Pennsylvania New England Union

Cold Wave Grim in Midwest Delivers Record Subzero Temps

December 26 reports record cold across the region. Thermometers show 16 below to 7 below at day, 17 below at midnight, with suburban readings near 20 to 25 below. Northwest wind, clear skies, widespread frigid air. Oshkosh records 50 below at 7 am and stays below 20 most of day. no rail casualties or freezing fatalities reported.

Carcado Inter Ocean Tribune Iowa Illinois Nebraska Michigan Wisconsin Oshkosh Wis

Merchants Conducting Late December and Early January Auctions

A chaotic listing shows firms such as M.-Fruit Harris Co A M Boots Shoes W R McKey Co Boots and Shoes in New York A S Richards Co Ribbons Wilmerding Hoguet Co Boots and Shoes Philadelphia Lippincott Son Co Dry Goods Samuel Bunting's Sons Co Woolen Goods and related items to be sold at sessions from Thursday Dec 30 to Tuesday Jan 4 with times including 10 A M 10 30 A M and 11 30 A M and locations in Newark Philadelphia New York and other cities.

H. Harris & Co Boots W. R. McKey & Co Boots and Shoes New York Richards & Co Ribbons Wilmeraing Hoguet Boots Ana Ee Philadelphia J.C. McCurdy R. L. Day & Co Francis Henshaw Hoguet Samuel Buanting’s Sons & Co A.S. Richards & Co Isburgh & Co. K Moses Colman & N C. T. Walker Francis Henshaw & Co Philad Lappincott, Son & Co Wilmerding A. M Johnson, Moody & Co Samuel Bunting Sons & Co Henry & Hatch HER Majesty’s Opera Company Sig Arditly Arrigo Boito Mefistofpele Campanini Novara Annie Louise Cary Mile Alwina Valleria Mme Malvina Cavallazzi Verdi Rigoletto Ravelli Galassi Monti Annle Louis Etelka Gerster Bizet Carmen Sig- del Punter Valleria Anna DE Elocca Bellini Amina Rossini Joseph Proctor Metropolitan Railroad Company Merchants’ Exchange State Street Boston H. R. Harding National Bank OF Commerce OF Boston Barking Rooms Sears G. W. Harris Eliot Insurance Company Pse The Eliot Insurance Co Grelenleaf CU George Dezstorale Blackstone National Bank OF Boston Hanover Street James Adams Adelss

Ponca Question Heated In Washington Senate Inquiry

Senator Dawes led a long session as Ponca chiefs testified they prefer remaining in Indian Territory over Dakota lands. Dawes pressed charges of bribe attempts and Interior Department rascality, while Bright Eyes and agents defended fair treatment and local self rule.

Boston Post Washington Dawes Schurz Indian Territory Dakota Senate Ponca Committee Morgan and Kirkwood Mr. Kirkwood Interior Department Morgan Mr. Dawes Massachusetts Antoine Bright Eyes Whiting Perenss Dakota Lands Hayworth Lefleche Dorsey Tibbles Boston Indiana Territory Pones Reservation Arkansasity Kansas

Population figures from the 1880 census by state

The document lists state populations from the 1880 census with figures for Alabama New York Arkansas North Carolina Connecticut Oregon Delaware Rhode Island Florida South Carolina Tennessee Vermont Kansas Virginia Kentucky West Virginia Louisiana Wisconsin Maine Pennsylvania Idaho Montana Missouri Nebraska Utah Washington New Hampshire Wyoming New Jersey and others, noting possible corrections for omissions or duplications.

Washington, D.C Alabama New York Arkanese North Carolina Connecticut Oregon Delaware Rhode Island Florida South Carolina Tennessee Vermont Kansas Virginia Kentucky West Virginia Louisiana Wiconsin Columbia Massachusetts Idaho Mussomri Montana Nebraska

Treasury shifts gold to Philadelphia Mint as debt drops

Treasury officials report a $3,999,500 gold transfer from the New York Assay Office to the Philadelphia Mint for coinage into Eagles and Half Eagles, with New York still holding about $63 million in bullion. The December debt statement is expected to show a similar reduction to November’s $3,609,000. Pension outlays totaled near $4 million this month. James G. Norris of Boston was injured when a horse-drawn vehicle struck him. A Chinese treaty via Commissioner Trescot arrives in San Francisco and will be sent to the Senate after review.

Washington Gilfillan Treasury Department New York Philadelphia Mint Philadelphia Department of State San Francisco William Henry Trescot China Senate National Soldiers’ Home Gen. Butler Boston James G. Norris

Farmers Institute at Hanson Massachusetts Addresses Agriculture Decline

The third Plymouth County Farmers Institute of 1880 met at Hanson Town Hall with John Lane presiding. Speakers included Dr L G Lowe on general farm management and Hon James Grinnell on causes of Massachusetts agricultural decline. Others spoke on fruit cultivation beet sugar and fodder preservation.

Hanson Mass Third Farmers’ Institute Plymouth County Agricultural Society Bridgewater Hanson Farmers’ ’ and Gardeners’ Club John Lane Plymouth County Society John Beal Hanson Club L. G. Lowe James 8. Grinnell Greenfield State Board of Agriculture Massachusetts Ieman Copeland West Bridgewater Spencer Leonard W. O. Faxon Quincey Messrs. Slade Somerset Cushman Middleboro Rankin Brockton

Lowell City Council Advances Free School Book System

The Lowell City Council passed an ordinance authorizing the School Committee to adopt a free school book system. Casper Spooney withdrew his damages petition after his daughter’s schoolhouse accident. Eli W. Hoyt was re-elected commissioner of the water loss.

Lowell Mass Casper Spooney Widraw Eli W. Hoyt Losa

Reading Company proxies battle and rail expansion news

F B Gowen predicts no change in Reading management despite large McCalmont support. Proxies vote postponed to January 10. deferred income bonds planned. Magoon and McCook discuss anti management ticket, Maj F S Bond to head ticket. Windsor to Boston survey reports cheaper line. Grand Trunk doubling tracks. Cincinnati to sea board line talks advance. Southern Pacific tax exemption affirmed in Arizona.

Philadelphia London F. B. Gowen Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company The Times McCalmonts Reading American Committee G. C. Magoon Kidder and Peabody McCalmont J. J. McCook Reading Company F.S. Bond Gowen Windsor Boston Bellows Falls D. C. Linsley Burlington W. E. Babbit St. Albans Central Sullivan Ascutneyville Claremont Unity Lempster Marlow Stoddard Antrim Trance Ok Nashua Grand Trunk Montreal Toronto Cincinnati Sea Board Charles W. West M.E Ingalls Kentucky Central Railroad Knoxville Ohio Seaboard Louisville and Nashville Southern Pacific New York Southern Pacific Railroad Arizona United States Silent

Trials Open as Jury Empanelled Amid Turbulent Dublin Press

The State trials opened in the Court of Queen's Bench before Lord Chief Justice May with a packed courtroom and a diverse jury. The Attorney General outlined a conspiracy to socially excommunicate opponents, while Land League activity and increased policing dominated public attention as Parliament and authorities respond to unrest.

DuBlin Court of Queen’s Bench May Fitzgerald Barry Justice Fitzgerald Justice Barry MacDonogh Ireland Land League Kildare County Clare Gladstone

Notorious Billy the Kid Gang Broken Up in New Mexico

Las Vegas New Mexico dec 28 a gang of about twenty five bandits led by Billy the Kid was broken up after two were killed and four captured including the leader. Deputies Garrett and others guarded prisoners and blocked lynching threats as a large posse moved to Santa Fe with the captives amid tense confrontations and a compromise to return Rudabaugh if the governor allowed.

New Mexico Las Vegas N. M Billy Kid Jeader Sherif Garrett Garrett Santa Fe Rowaps Rudahaugh Stewart Robinson J. F. Morley Post Office Department Rudabaugh

Home Rule MPs vow united stand in Parliament

At a Dublin meeting Home Rule MPs resolved to resist any Coercion bill and to keep English and Scottish legislation paused until Irish arrears are settled. Other items include troop movements to South Africa and a Durban war update with Boer positions. A local clergyman near Galway was fired at but unharmed.

Brooklyn Board of Aldermen United States Lonnon Dublin South Africa Gale Lilliebridge Durban Potchefstroom Heidelberg Bombay Natal Hussars Regiment of Foot Cunard Palmyra Canon Fleming Billinakill County Galway

Sheriff Arrest Controversy Strands Socorro Town

In Socorro New Mexico residents seize the sheriff and four others after the murder of Conklin editor of the Socorro Sun. troops ordered from Colorado to protect public property while residents fear violence as women and children are moved from town. Acting Governor Rich works to restore lawful action.

Santa Fe N. M Socorro Conklin Socorro Sun Colorado Albuquerque Sovorro Rich

Train collision near Tiffin leaves crew dead and injured

A northbound passenger train and a southbound freight collided on the Cincinnati Sandusky and Cleveland line near Tiffin. Fireman Wm Woodberry was killed. engineer Robert Havion seriously injured. mail agent A Stewart badly hurt. express messenger T G Ellery with a broken leg. one passenger woman lightly cut. Freight engineer reportedly missing and accused of drunkenness.

T. G. Ellery A. Stewart

Fires Destroy Several Properties Across Cities on Dec 28

In Eas ton Furnace North Easton Daniel Belcher’s malleable iron foundry burned with many valuable patterns lost. loss 2500 insured. Providence Lonsdale house owned by Samuel Fleming burned. four families affected. insurance 2000. Hartford Bevin Bros manufacturing east Hampton lathe office burned. 100 workers displaced. loss 20000. Omaha Wilbur fire Sunday destroyed 20000 of property. insurance 10000.

North Easton Daniel Belcher Easton Furnace Providence R. I Lonsdale Samuel Fleming Hartford Bevin Bros.’ Manufacturing Company East Hampton Omaha Neb Wilbur

Reorganization of New York Democratic Party Adopts Resolutions

A union mass meeting at Cooper Institute under Brunswick Hall Committee and the Young Men's Democratic Club adopted resolutions arguing the party’s defeat stemmed from intra-city dissension and urging broad, honest elections and protection of suffrage. Abram S. Hewitt supported the resolutions before a fifty-member reorganizing committee is created.

New York Cooper Institute Brunswick Hall Committee Young Men’s Democratic Club Democratic Party Congress Democratic State Central Committee Abram S. Hewitt New Hampshire Concord N. H Republican State Committee Lempster Lancaster Ray Newport Haverhill Walpole Winchester Keene Secretary of State Washington

Exodusters in Kansas plotting to seize public lands

Caldwell Kansas December 29 1880 reports the coldest weather in state with about 100 colonists remaining in camp. A confidential circular from Payne Oklahoma Colony calls for secret readiness to move 5000 people to lands they claim. Leaders liaise with colored lawyers and exodus committees in St. Louis Kansas City and Topeka to secure lands for freedmen.

Caldwell Kan Kansas Payne Oklahoma David L. Payne St. Louis Kansas City Topeka William L. Matthews Leavenworth Republican Party Congress

Violent clash in Smithville ends with deaths in Virginia incident

A Friday night disturbance near Monroe Virginia between Dunn and a group of colored men organizing a military company led to Dunn shooting a man, then killing Dan Cook as he fled. Dunn fled to a store, later retained by authorities in Williamsburg jail. Ed Drew was badly wounded and may die. Tense race atmosphere grips the peninsula.

Monroe Smithville Here Dunn Dan Cook Cook Ed. Drew Williamsburg Peninsula

Trial of Representative Voorhis Postponed to April

In Hackensack New Jersey the State case against Representative Voorhis was delayed after a legal technicality. He faces misdemeanor charges while serving as president of the First National Bank of Hackensack. Legal observers deem the issue potentially decisive.

Hackensack N.J Voorhis First National Bank of Hackensack

Unveiling of Gen Kearney Statue in Military Park

In Newark New Jersey on December 28 a bronze statue of Gen Philip Kearney was unveiled in Military Park before a large crowd including Gen U S Grant Gen W T Sherman Gov McClellan and other dignitaries A procession of veterans and guests preceded the ceremony An eloquent address on Kearney followed the unveiling and Luncheon was served Grant and Sherman departed for New York and Washington respectively.

Newark N. J Philip Kearney U.S. Grant W. T. Sherman Gen. Wagner Judson Kilpatrick Joseph K. Hawley Gov McClellan Gen. Grant Frelinghuysen Gen. Sherman William A. Righter

Gloucester tragedy ends with self inflicted wound

In Gloucester, Erastus Phetteplace, angered by intimate ties to Betsey Harrington, fired at her in bed wounding her arm after breaking a glass. He then shot himself in the breast at a nearby schoolhouse and was found the next day. his recovery is hoped.

Providence R. I Gloucester Erastus Phetteplace Betsey Harrington Betsey Betsy Phetteplace

Rail travel resumes but shore towns suffer heavy damage

Long Branch reports rail service back on main lines while inland towns face siege as few turnpikes remain passable. Shore property damage is estimated between 125000 and 256000 dollars with high seas washing away jetties at the Highlands. An engineer denies a report that forty iron girders and ten tubular columns of the ocean pier were carried away.

Long Branch N. J Ocean Pier

Snowfall Across Cities Delays Rail Travel in Cold Weather

Buffalo reports about six inches of snow with regular railroad rains. Galveston and Richmond note heavy or continuing snow across northern Texas and along the Chesapeake and Ohio line. Temperatures range from eight to eighteen degrees above zero, Richmond at twenty at midnight.

Buffalo N. Y Galveston Tex Richmond Chesapeake and Ohio Ohio River

Grand Lodge of F and A M Holds Semiannual Session in Manchester

In Manchester New Hampshire on December 28 the grand lodge of F and A M met at Masonic Hall with Grand Master Andrew Bunton presiding. Delegates attended from across the state except the Third District due to a special election. Afternoon featured exemplification work and the evening included a third degree ceremony and a banquet hosted by Washington and Lafayette lodges.

Manchester N. H Grand Lodge of F A. M Masonic Hall Andrew Bunton Washington Lafayette

Tea Farm Planned Near Charleston by Agriculture Commissioner

Charleston December 28 The Commissioner of Agriculture Mr LeDuc has completed plans for an experimental tea farm located twenty miles from Charleston and two miles from Summerville on the South Carolina Rail Road.

Charleston LeDuc Summerville South Carolina

District Attorney seeks arrests in Snyder lynching case

Allentown Pennsylvania December 28 District Attorney Austell issues warrants for all who took part in the lynching of Joseph Snyder and says he will act but fears no jury will convict.

Allentown Austell Joseph Snyder

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