Republicans aim to block apportionment bill
Special despatch from Washington notes Republicans plan to filibuster any apportionment measure until a probe into southern disfranchisement is satisfied. Crowley for Conkling hints at reducing southern representation. Morgan resolution on vice president counting electoral votes triggers dilatory tactics. House considers river and harbor bill with New England allocations totaling 355 000 dollars and discusses tariff duties and Stanley Matthews nomination. Personal note: Robert C. Winthrop attended Peabody dinner.
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Pernell
Reland
England
Ireland
Michael "Aviit
Dublin
Oficer
London
United States Senate
Morgan
Gould, Vanderbilt
First Baptist Church of
Cambridge
Central Square
Chelsea’ Street
Boston
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Stanley Matthews
George Smith
Catherine Miller
Williamsport
Pacific
Thomas Carlyle
Whittaker
New York
Boston Post
Crowley
Conkling
South
Senate
Edmunds
House
New England
Massachusetts
Boston Harbor
Hyannis Harbor
Newburyport Harbor
Nantucket Harbor
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Provincetown
Taunton River
Scituate Harbor
Merriman River
Wareham
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Portland
Richmond Harbor
Kennebec River
Calatz
Lubeck Channel
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Cathance River
Moosebeck
New Hampshire
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Exeter
Vermont
Burlington
Swanton Harbor
Otter Creek
Ways and Means
Cape of Good Hope
Netherlands
Kelsey
Morrison
Kelley
Sherman
Stanley
Matthews
Bayard
Thurman
Davis
Matthewn
Judiciary Committee
Robert C. Winthrop
Peabody
Peabody fund trustees convene. Curry named head
The Peabody fund board met in Washington with Mass Sears presenting a year’s report on southern education progress. Rev. J. L. M. Curry of Richmond was elected general agent. A resolution directs maximizing funds for teacher education in the south while allowing up to two thirds for destitute schools. The next meeting will be in New York on December first, 1882.
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Washington, D. C
The
Peabody Fund
Mass Sears
South
Evarts
Waite
Manning
Jackson
Bishop Whipple
J. L. M. Curry
Richmond
Judge Manning
Louisiana
Mississippi
Peabody
Curry
New Perry
R.I
Mount Hope Bay
Fall River
Newport
New York
Eolus
Wickford
Long Wharf
Fort Adams
Goat Island
Keyport
N. J
Red Bank Light
Sayresville
Taylor Red Light
Jamestown
N.Y
Mayville
Frewsburg
Long Island
Port Jefferson
L. I
Woodbury Station
Plymouth
Mechanics’ Mill
Nantucket
Springfield
Jabez Whiting
Young & Bennett
North Attleboro
Pittsfield
Ashley Lake
Reapportionment Debate and Senate Actions Highlighted
Davis and Mehone expected to back Democrats in the Senate as reapportionment bills face critique. Speeches by Rep. Crowley urge against basing changes on representatives rather than voters. Northern and southern states face disfranchisement concerns needing study before any reapportionment. The Lowell bill on bankruptcy gains nationwide interest with rapid demand and reprints. Senate commerce committee delays Daniels nomination for Buffalo customs post. Navy notified of possible Arctic whaler purchase for Jeannette. House epidemic panel advances bill to create a commission to probe food adulteration with $20,000 appropriation. Election expense settlements approved for Sypher and McCabe contests. Lieut. Col. Franklin Hunt dies at Fort Leavenworth, shifting retirement officer ranks.
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House
Sherwin
Rep
Illinois
Crowley
New York
Senate
Senate Committee On Commerce
Rodney W. Daniels
Buffalo
Conkling
Secretary of the Navy
New Bedford
San Francisco
Arctic
House Epidemic Committee
House Election Committee
J. H. Sypher
McCabe
Franklin E. Hunt
Fort Leavenworth
Driscoll Holske race bets stir New York excitement
New York reports wagering turmoil as Harry Armstrong and J B Clark fail to honor bets from Tuesday night Driscoll Holske race. Driscoll remains winner with final stake holder M L Pollock, while Armstrong faces heavy losses and possible flight.
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New York
Harry Armstrong
J. 8B
Clark
Driscoll
M. L. Pollock
Armstrong
Holske
Boston and Lynn
Mary Fielding
Nineteenth Precinct
Presbyterian Hospital
Seventy-first Street
B. W.main
Joseph C. Pinkney
Stuyvesant Square
Gen
Hancock
National Rifle Association
United States
Cista Morris
England
Nassau Street
Francis A. Durivage
Greenwood
Ken
Marshall Jewell
Benj. H. Bristow
Alex. H. Rice
American Rapid Telegraph Company
Chamber of Commerce
Secretary of the Treasury
Spirit of the Times
Frank Work
Edward
Foster Dewey
Richard
Lorillard
Europe
Joseph Adler
Leo von Hillen
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Adler
von Hilsen
John 8. Swezey
Cotton Commission
Swezey & Dart
Explosion sinks yacht Carrie after boiler blast at Baltimore wharf
The yacht Carrie exploded its boiler last night, wrecking the vessel and sinking at the pier. Crew members Edward Poplar and Brown were found, with two others missing as police and searchers combed the icy waterfront.
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Baltimore
Carrie
Edward Poplar
Henry Poplar
Joseph W. Brown
Ellis
Engineer Young
Brown
Prison Break Hangs Three After Attempted Rape
In New Orleans yesterday three men were jailed after attempting to assault Miss Georgiana Hamblet of Augusta. A riot at the prison last night freed the inmates, who were executed by hanging across the river and their bodies cast into the water.
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New Orleans
Georgiana Hamblet
Augusta
House of Commons
Forced expulsion of Parnell and followers from Commons
English and Irish political upheaval erupts as Mr Parnell and twenty seven Home Rulers are forcibly removed after sustained obstruction. The arrest of Michael Davitt on ticket of leave triggers protests while Gladstone and Northcote clash over Ireland’s coercion and urgency measures.
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London
England
Ireland
House of Commons
Parnell
Lord Beaconsfield
Sir Stafford Northcote
Stafford Northcote
Mr. Gladstone
Mitchell Henry
Home Ruler
Mr. Callan
Gladstone
Cowen
Vernon Huxurcourt
Davitt
John Dillon
Mr. Dillon
Dillon
Commons
Sullivan
O’donaghue
Tralee
Finnegan
A. M. Sullivan
William Harcourt
Lome
Europe
Michael Davitt
Dublin
Castle
Land League
Irish World
Thomas Brennan
Revolt in Cairo guard dethrones war minister Osman Pasha Refki
Cairo reports aboard a regimental revolt by the khedive’s guard. The insurrection led to the removal of war minister Osman Pasha Refki. Three colonels freed by force were later placed in command of Cairo's garrison as order returned. Effatoun asha wounded.
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London
Cairo
Osman Pasha Refki
Tourah
Pyramids
Maine Senate Reports and House Actions in 1878 Laws
In Avu Gust Ta Maine on February 3 the senate reports an explanatory bill on section 3, chapter 78, laws of 1878 restoring state payment of costs and expenses for tramps. Leave to withdraw is granted on a fishing amendment for Penobscot river 200 yards below any dam. A large number of pills are engrossed. In the house, expenditures of the Insane hospital from 1874 to 1881 amount to 55 871 90. A tax exemption bill for public libraries up to 500 follows a town treasurer powers amendment. Sympathies for Ireland pass. Aroostook River railroad charter amendment and Eaton split with Brooks division. Leave to withdraw on a smoking prohibition bill. Judiciary committee hears woman suffrage petitioners and reports ought not to pass on governor and council detective bill for arson and murder. Lake Megantic railroad hearings continue as agriculture pushes for a bear bounty of 5. Legislation inexpedient on toll for grain.
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Avugustta
Senate
Penobscot
C. B. Lakin
Insane Hospital
Ireland
Aroostook River Railroad Company
Eaton
Western Union completes consolidation amid injunction denial
Judge Barrett refused to grant the injunction blocking the consolidation of Western Union with American Union and Atlantic and Pacific Telegraphs. Bail signals show anti consolidation moves stall in the Senate while Western Union announces takeover of lines and management. Letters between Eckert Van Horne Chandler reveal transfer of control and continued employment for current agents. NORVIN GREEN presides as stockholders ratify the agreement and formal possession transfers occur.
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New York
Barrett
Rufus Hatch
Western Union
American Union
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Albany
Assembly
Senate
Committee On Miscellaneous Corporations
Seading
Western Union Telegraph Company
American Union Telegraph Company
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
David H. Bates
Albert B. Chandler
Norvin Green
John van Horne
American Union and
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Companies
Western Union Company
Gen. Eckert
van Horne
Chandler
Atlantic and Pacific Company
American Union Telegraph Co
Western Union Telegraph Co
Deak
Augustus Schell
Atlantic and Pacific
American Union Telegraph Companies
Tros. T. Eckert
Thos. T. Eckert
Norvin Greenb
MO. van Horne
Murderers of Miller and Miller hanged in Williamsport
In Williamsport on February 3, Mrs. Miller and George Smith were executed after confessing to aiding in the murder of Andrew Miller. Smith claimed the woman signaled him from a window and helped provide the rope, while Mrs. Miller said she tried to dissuade him. Both deaths occurred on the scaffold as crowds watched amid cold, frigid weather.
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Williamsport
Andrew Miller
Smith
Miller
Seance Crowd Disrupts K e e l e r and Askerly in New Hampshire Hall
In Concord on February 2 a public seance by Keeler and Askerly drew a large audience. The crowd interrupted the exhibition, forced entry to view behind the screen, tore down the cabinet, and destroyed utensils. Police protected the performers as they fled to a dressing room and later left the hall escorted by officers through a cheering crowd to their hotel.
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Concord
N. H
Keeler
Askerly
Perrigo in Richmond Court Over Bigamy Charge
Oscar E. Perrigo, arrested last week for marrying in Richmond while two others lived, faced police court today. Mrs. H. V. Flagg of Boston testified her daughter was alive and not divorced. Prosecution offered a marriage certificate and letters from Blue Spring, Neb. The defense presented no evidence and the case was sent to the grand jury.
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Richmond
Oscar E. Perrigo
H. V. Flagg
Boston
Perrigo
Sarah E. Sylvester
Blue Spring, Neb
Sarah E. Perrigo
Portrait of Edward Hempstead presented to Missouri
Jefferson City legislatures in a joint session heard E B Washburn of Illinois praise Edward Hempstead as Missouri’s first territorial and western delegate to Congress. Gov Crittenden accepted Stuart’s portrait on behalf of the state. The house backed a bill to urge Congress to open Oklahoma to settlement and brewers organize to oppose a proposed constitutional amendment banning alcohol manufacture in Missouri.
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Jefferson City
E. B. Washburn
Illinois
Stuart
Edward Hempstead
Congress
Missouri
Mississippi
Crittenden
House
Senate
Oklahoma
Fatal Fly Wheel Blast at Niles Mills
In Younestown Ohio on February 3 two workers were killed and several injured when a fly wheel in the Russian Iron mills at Niles shattered after the governor belt slipped sending the wheel at excessive speed. The eighteen foot diameter wheel caused substantial mill damage.
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Younestown
Niles
Woman vindicates character after suspected poisoning case
In FoxBoro Massachusetts on Sunday John Bannon an operative at Union Strawworks died suddenly after transferring his property to his wife. Rumors spread that she poisoned him. The widow arranged a post mortem. exams by a local doctor and a medical examiner found no poisoning and the stomach contents were sent to Boston for analysis.
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FoxBoro
Mass
John Bannon
Union Strawworks
Boston
Ice bridge forms under Niagara Falls and other 19th century notes
The report surveys varied items including a Niagara ice bridge formation, business failures and assignments in Beth and Watertown, plans to redistrict Wisconsin with Republicans likely to win seven of eight seats, Chicago debt reductions, executions in New Westminster for murder, coal mine schedules, Mexico’s cold spell and disease outbreaks, Tennessee legislative recess and corruption probes, a Montgomery earthquake, Lockport dam incident, and Canadian Mounties moving against Sitting Bull, plus Virginia Midland railroad restructuring and stock bond extensions.
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Niagara Falls
Loomis & McMaster
Beth
N. Y
Bishop
Isaac W. Helm
Baltimore
Norris Winslow & Co
Watertown
Wisconsin
Chicago
Treasury
Macleans
Hare
New Westminster
B. C
Usher
James Kelly
New York
Schuylkill Forest
Mexico
Fuebla
Matanzas
Vera Cruz
Matamoras
Brownsville
Tennessee
Viet Armis
Virginia Midland Railroad Company
Boot and Shoe Patterns and Wholesale Firms
White in Wisconsin advertises boot and shoe patterns at 29 High Street. Batchelder and Lincoln list wholesale boots and shoes at 94 and 96 Federal Street. Losmer, Codding & Co. advertise wholesale patterns at 138 and 135 Federal Street.
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Philada
Lippincott, Son & Co Dry
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting’s Sons & Co
Callahan, J. F.& CO
Lincoln Street
Campbell Bros
Dorchester Avenue
Conlon, John & CO
Cosiello
J. H
Miller
John
Hanover
Walsh
John H
Charlestown Street
White, Wi. B
High Street
Batchelder & Lincoln
Federal Street
Losmer, Codding & CO
BRUSH
Packard & Burrill
Corner Union
Friend
Worcester
A. & Son
Exchange Street
Goham, Rocers & CO
Bre
Plummer
Blackstone Street
Fabens & Graham
Broad Street
Carriagh Manufacturers
Ivers, F
Portland St
Sargent & Ham
Bowker
Bosworth & Hamblin
Tirkell, Jesse & CO
Witherell
D. D
State Street
Prathuer Duster
Shourds
Chas, F.4& CO
Union Street
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Dover
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Jessie Sharp
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Gerevieve
Forget-Me-Not
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Genevieve Ward
Stephanie
Marquice Ge Mebrivari
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Fed
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Holman Hunt
Williams & Everett
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Gustave Sutter
Sutter
Tremont Temple
Gustave Satter
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Tompkins & Hill
Elvery
Joskua Whitcomb
Chauncy Hall
Music Hall
J. Wentworth
Gaiety “Theatre
Assee
Gand
Laurent
Ruth Ae Opera Co
Weerane
Mativees
Jash
Alpha Delta Phi
New England Graduate Association
Young’s Hotel
James B. Thayer
Pemberton Square
Jamees J. Harris Reed
Howard Atheneum
WM. Harris
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Lowell Institute
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LSSI
Hugo Magnus
Boylston Street
Clarendon
B. E. Cotting
Buyers’ Index
Ilsley, B. T
India Street
Doane & Greenough
State, Gay, Aron B
State
Jones, Geo. H
Milk Street
Drake, Brank G
Devonshire Street
Swain
Paul M
Akrchriebois
Bryant
J. E.G Ridley
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Cornhill
Walker, A. A. & CO
Washington Street
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Hanover Street
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W. A.simmons Pres
G. A. Litenfield, Inc
We. G. Vorthell
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Siebert, F. F
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Hafpenreflyer & CO
Houghton, A. J
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Wareham St
Dobson
John and
James
Lehigh Valley Coal CO
Sweeney
Corks
Powers, Joan
Cross
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Oliver
Berry, J
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Jas. S
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Chas
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Israel W. Munroe
Otis Dramhball
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Wholisalke & Reta Ranckofy & Dye
Tremont Street
Ghocers
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa
Cubl
Ray, AY
WADE
W.J
Lewis Rice & Son
Hanover St
P. Carrel
Providence Street
Dpydrant
Chapman Valve Manufacturing CO
O'tce
Kilby Street
Inuian Grenard
Samual R. Payson
Percival L. Evereint
Treas
Ekon Foondre and Chain Works
Esterbrook
Lo 262
Second Street
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Bacon & CO
Lib Insurance
Berkshire
LU EE Insurance Company
Pittsfeld
W. A. Plaustt
J. W. Hall
W. K. Hall
A. Sec
TC. Hobbs
Young, Aktphu
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Leathrerbee
John W
Albany Street
Sletson
Moseley & Co
Setrakas
A.T
Neponset
Mace Emery
S.a.woods Machine CO
HOM & Bugbee
Friena Street
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Plinam
Erin Llane
Propilrties
Leonard
George
Roon
Tremont Nail CO
J. P. Tobey
JT Oliver
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OLLS
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Franklin
N. H. Russell Paper CO
Lawrece
W. A Russell, Treas
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Bellows Falls
A. N. Burbank
Russells WM. & Son
Deveonshire Street
Adams
Joseph H
Ofice
Andren
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Closby & Gregory
Eddy
R. K
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Tilden
Charles B
Micuesten
Nashua
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Henry W
Veenwatan St
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Charles Roll
Warakeion Street
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Central Wharf
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Senoo Street
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Bedford St
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Friend Street
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Davis Sewing Machine CO
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J. A. Goodwin
HAL. A. Warren & CO
Tremont
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Robinson, KE. G
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S. W
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