Senate criticizes federal overreach and army cutback debate
Senator Bayall argues federal penal statutes violate states rights under Edmunds resolutions, warning against centralization. The House debates army reductions amid fears of bayonet rule. Judge Endicott grants a creditors writ in Paige case. House Naval Committee to indict Maladministration claims and refer to the President. Plague in Russia prompts European measures. Police Relief Ball draws crowds at Music Hall with Gov Talbot present. Lebanon suspects in insured murder case. Massachusetts Executive Salary bill nears passage. Sitting Bull boundary rumors denied.
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Police Relief Association
Music Hall
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Lebanon
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Sitting Bull
Snow Delays Rail Service Across Montreal Corridor
Montreal February 4 trains were delayed by heavy snow with the Delaware and Hudson line running about five hours late and services to Montreal Portland and Boston not arriving until this morning after yesterday's snowbound schedule.
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Robeson case cited for maladministration in Navy probe
In Washington the Robeson investigation yields a strong report accusing Robeson, Hanscom, and others of maladministration and fraudulent contracts. The majority will sign. the minority plans a Thursday reply. The report urges presidential consideration rather than immediate criminal action.
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Whitthorne
Robeson
Naval Committee
Sven Harris
Hanscom
That 10000 for Indiana raises political scandal
Washington reports an article in the Republic claiming the Indiana campaign bribery and a blunder by the Assistant Postmaster General Tyner. The piece suggests Tyner testified into private life and accuses him of bribery to buy Greenback leaders in 1876. The administration faces pressure as secrets emerge.
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Indiana
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Congressional actions span election fraud claims to patent and funding bills
The Teller Committee questioned Mr Mackey of South Carolina over alleged election fraud in Charleston county with Republicans blocked from voting and Democrats accused of fraud. The Patents Committee backed a favorable report on extending the Matthias and McKay Shoe Sewing Machine patent. The Public Buildings Committee urged a $250,000 appropriation to restore the burned Patent Office. The Finance Committee recommended passage of government certificates of deposits starting at $10 with 8 percent interest, exchangeable for 4 percent bonds, proposing a 0.365 percent rate increase.
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Teller Committee
Mackey
South Carolina
Charleston
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House Naval Committee backs indictment of Robeson and Hanscom
Washington February 4 The House Naval Committee favors indicting Robeson and Hanscom after a new report by Mr Whitthorne. It calls for sending evidence to the Executive for action and seeks indictments of Robeson, Hanscom, and others. Republican members seek more time for a minority report amid delaying tactics. Robeson’s agents urge a simple censure.
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Whitthorne
Robeson and Company
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Robeson
Hanscom
House
Potter Committee Submits Florida and St Martin Probes Start
Washington report says the Potter Committee delegation led by Hunton departs tonight to begin Florida 2nd South Carolina dispatch inquiries with Weed Pelton and Marble as first witnesses. Debate over calling Gov. Tilden continues as the panel plans to pursue St Martin branch with Maddel as initial witness. Judge Southwood may not be summoned but remains in attendance.
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Political and legal briefs from Washington
The Joint Committee on Printing awarded Woolworth, Graham & Co. a paper contract after contesting bids. Nomination items include Ebenezer T. Fox and Jefferson W. Sargent for customs and consul roles. The Naval Court of Inquiry findings dismiss Lieut.-Commander Kelis. Other actions cover pilot fee relief for coastwise vessels and Indian Territory settlement, with patent extensions and Cameron credentials filed. Subscriptions to the four percent loan total 44,092,050.
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South Carolina
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Indian Territory
House Committee On Patents
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Pennsylvania
Remarkable boy averts tragedy as Terre Haute school burns
Fire at public school No 4 in Terre Haute Ind endangers nearly 500 students. Frank Pescheck informs Prof Landrum prompting orderly evacuation led by teachers. Roof and upper floors burn. cupola and bell fall. no injuries. Loss about 5000. Vanderbilt will case hearing resumes. quarantine fees totaled 40000. advocates seek self sustained system.
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Hiram Barney
Morgan
Merritt
Burt
Albany
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mining stock closing prices listed for San Francisco market
The San Francisco market reports official closing prices for multiple mining stocks including California Caledonia Grand Prize Eureka Consolidated and Sierra Nevada. Prices show minor variations with percentages noted beside each name such as 29 for Eureka and 37 for Julia Consolidated, among others.
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Ovormse, Ocencencense
Seeeee Ots Uit Skbinwcace
Sierra Nevada
Union Consolidated
Yellow Jacket
Republicans Scheming to Override the Constitution
Senator Bayard warns against centralization of power as Republicans scheme to override constitutional limits and laws. He cautions that sweeping measures threaten the balance between branches and individual rights.
Bayards constitutional reply to Edmunds resolutions in Senate
Special Despatch to the Boston Post from Washington reports Senator Bayard delivering a strong constitutional critique of Edmunds resolutions. He argued that penal federal legislation over individuals or states is unconstitutional and defended state obedience to amendments, warning against centralizing power in Congress. The exchange with Senator Edmunds ended with adjournment after executive session.
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Edmunds
Congress
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House Debates Army Size in 1870s Era Aims
Republicans push for larger forces as Dems seek reduced numbers. Debate centers on 25 000 versus 20 000 17 000 and 15 000 troops with references to Grant Custer and Baltimore riots and militia reliance versus federal power.
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Texas
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Louisiana
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Debate on Electoral Commission and Standing Army Policy
The text discusses fears of violence influencing the Electoral Commission two years ago, asserts acceptance of a large army, and notes attempts to curb standing army powers. It covers Cox's amendment on Army size, Mills' ridicule of Democratic fears, and Butler's rail and telegraph rate amendment, which was adopted.
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Texas
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Strikes in England threaten major disruption across trades
London sees a planned engineering strike set for February 7 as the Amalgamated Society of Engineers rejects proposed pay cuts. Six thousand coal miners in the Newcastle area return to work on reduced wages. Liverpool reports ships resuming or delaying departures amid dockyard tensions, while Belfast notes authorities warning against intimidation and Dublin and Bristol sending laborers.
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Dublin
Plague Spreads Prompting Quarantine Moves Across Europe
The German ambassador reports rapid plague spread near St. Petersburg and urges immediate action. Austria plans frontier travel bans, the Porte orders quarantines on Black Sea ports, and Roumania aligns with measures on the Danube delta and Dobrudscha. Cossacks and infantry reinforce a vast infection cordon as of February 4.
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Black Sea
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Dobrudscha
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Palermo
Berlin Gagging Bill Amended By Federal Council
A Berlin despatch reports the Federal Council's Legal Committee has revised Prince Bismarck's gagging bill. The amendments reduce punitive power, remove criminal Court liability for misconduct, and strike out loss of re-eligibility. Despite milder terms the measure faces continued opposition from members who favor self-originated reforms.
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Berlin
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Prince Bismarck
Reichstag
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French Cabinet Changes Install Waddington Ministers
The cabinet includes Waddington as President and Foreign Affairs, Le Royer as Justice, de Marcere over Interior and Public Works, Ferry as Public Instruction, Lepere in Agriculture, and Jaureguiberry as Marine. Ferry shifts from Commerce to Public Instruction due to protectionist leanings. The cabinet favors Paris chambers return by congress and grants amnesty to pardoned Communists while opposing impeachment schemes.
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Fes
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le Royer
Justice
M. de Marcere
Interior
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M. Lepere
Jaureguiberry
Marine
Paris Nationale
Fire on Duke of Wellington at Portsmouth with minor damage
London reports the flagship Duke of Wellington caught fire between decks at Portsmouth but sustained little damage and the cause remains unknown. Other items note Gov plans for Ireland, bank liabilities, cattle disease act memorial, and regional political turbulence.
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Germany
Denmark
Brunswick billiard tournament results in New York
In the Brunswick billiard tournament Sexton defeated Heiser in 39 innings by 600 to 867. The winner's best run was 128 and the loser's 126. Later Slosson beat Rudolphe in eight innings by 600 to 92, with the winner making 75 and the highest runs 270.
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Sit ting Bull Camps at Frenchman’s Creek Near Wood Mountain
Ottawa reports The Free Press says American papers claiming Sitting Bull crossed the boundary are apocryphal. He is camped at Frenchman’s Creek near Wood Mountain, about 25 miles north of the boundary line.
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Resignations and local notices greet New England region
Augusta widow Mrs Helen F White loses 100000 on an uncle's death in New ark. Reverend Thomas Tyrie resigns Storer Street Baptist Church Saco and heads to Lewiston April 13. Reverend George R Merrill of Biddeford's Crescent Street Church reportedly resigning. Workers at Norway shoe plant return to work except three. Mrs Robert Threli Fall of Kennebunkport injures arm in a cellar accident. A condemned Western State killer named Balson confesses to 19th century murders Hardy and Crane. Progressive Age calls for spending cuts. Belfast customs office abolishes 1100 inspectorship held by Eugene Rust. Government expense reductions prompt unexpected response. Maine committee actions: artificial minnows debated. trout close season set Oct 1 to May 1. Eaton town division opposed. pauper support for large plantations discussed.
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Thomas Tyrie
Storer Street
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Kennebunkport
Balson
Hardy
Crane
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Progressive Age
Marshall
Belfast
Eugene Rust
Bath elder John Sutherland dies at 67 in Woodsville
In Bath John Sutherland aged 67 collapsed and died in Woodsville on Tuesday. Other items note Exeter jail escapee John Huckins’ arrest in Newmarket, a planned Concord wrestling match canceled by the mayor, and a postponed commutation review for Pinkham the New Durham murderer. A 50 mile Portsmouth walking race ended with Charles G Locke defeating James M Driscoll after Driscoll withdrew at mile 33. The John G Sinclair vs Waumbek Lumber case closed with a £123,000 verdict for Sinclair, some defense counsel withdrawal, and property owners backing away.
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Woodsville
John Huckins
Exeter
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Concord
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Manchester
Pinkham
Durham
Portsmouth
James M. Driscoll
Portland
Charles G. Locke
Locke
Driscoll
John G. Sinclair
Waumbek Lumber Company
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Desperate efforts to save Henry Gravelin amid murder case
The state fights to halt Henry Gravelin's hanging for the Wethersfield murder, with claims the real killer is John Jacobs of Tiblow, Kansas. Jacobs is to be arrested as authorities pursue truth amid a wide network of sensational leads.
William C Piper in Lowell held on forged note charge
Court holds William C Piper of Lowell in $500 to Superior Court for forging Charles F Hill's name. Reports mention a proposed new Manchester hotel and land purchase near Masconomo House. Gloucester fishing memorial delegation returns satisfied with Washington outcome.
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Ellen Smith
William Hyde
Ware
Sandwich Islands
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Franklin Drury
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Burns to Walk 25 Miles for 400 Bet at Newport
Champion B D Burns is scheduled to walk at Newport within ten days for a $400 stake divided between two parties. One bettor wagers Burns can cover 25 miles in the same four hours twenty two minutes he took on Monday evening.
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Hartford Liquor Dealer Held For Illicit Cider BrandY Seizure
Peter Chute of Hartford is held in 1000 dollars for receiving cider brandy illegally removed from a Bloomfield distillery and the liquor was seized. Bridget Myers, a Canton pauper, was found dead in her bed at the residence of William Wells on West hill. Horace A Saunders of South Norwalk seeks a pickle eating contest for 100 dollars a side. Edward B Fisher, 57, found dead in bed near Taylor's mill Easton, likely heart disease. A New Haven judge releases liquor sellers after detectives’ testimony on Sunday law. Hartford Supreme Court says murderer Allen must be retried after jury disclosed bias.
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Bridget Myers
Canton
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West Hill
Fairfield County
Edward B. Fisher
Taylor’s Mill
Easton
Bridgeport
New Haven
Supreme Court
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Maine House Sets Salaries and Passes Civil Service Bill
In Augusta on March 4 the house approved the Civil Service bill as amended and fixed salaries for Rail road Commissioners at 500 each Messengers 150 Pages 75 Insurance Commissioner 900 Bank Examiner 900 and Penobscot and Passamaquoddy Agents 200 each The Special Committee on Temperance received a bill to amend liquor sale law to fix cider sale gaps.
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Cattle disease sparks official calm in England and U S
New York reports E M Archibald British Consul General cites possible pleuro pneumonia in East Brooklyn dairies but Manhattan Island is deemed free. Federal review finds only isolated cases among non-exported cows near Washington and Brooklyn. Officials plan inspections and possible legislative funds to stamp out any spread.
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Sunapee murder case details and speedy trial expected
Sunapee New Hampshire February 4 on Sunday evening a man Richard C. Angell about 60 died after a dispute with Henry H. Hayes 28 in Angell’s home Hayes struck with a wood piece after Angell warned him to leave Angell later died around 4 am Monday Hayes surrendered in Newport with counsel A S Waite Hayeses wife and child had separated and witnesses included Angell’s two sons and Mrs Collins A coroner's inquest was held and Sunapee selectmen plan to file complaint Hayes to be arraigned Justice Newton Newport may call Grand Jury to try the case promptly
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Fleming Nominated by First District for Unexpired Term
Savannah Ga February 4 The First Congressional District Convention nominated Hon William B Fleming for the unexpired term of Hartridge who is deceased The action centers on Fleming as the chosen candidate to fill the vacancy in the district's representation.
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Railway Superintendent Resigns Amid Inter-Colonial Shifts
C J Bryalges resigns as Inter-Colonial Railway Superintendent. National Butter Cheese and Egg Association selects Chicago for next annual convention in March. U S steamer Quinnebaug arrives at Gibraltar and will join the Mediterranean station. The case United States v 8 C Sandheger is compromised with $5000 and costs paid. A party of tramps robbed Peter Lint near York Pa. J Boyle of Freeze Hall in Trenton fires into crowd, fatally wounding a man and breaking another’s leg. An illicit San Francisco distillery on Dupont street is seized and proprietor jailed. government claims $10000. Twenty-one Cheyenne prisoners shipped from Sidney to Leavenworth under escort.
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Plague Fears Reach Moscow as Old Black Death Resurges
The Cincinnati Commercial describes the spread of plague from Caspian marshes toward Moscow. It notes massive mortality in 14th 15th century outbreaks, reports current Russian cases, and cites warnings by scientists. It adds London and Neapolitan losses and references historic plagues and public panic.
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Obituary notes Prince of Winthrop and Gen Cadwalader
The proprietor of the greenhouse on Pleasant street Winthrop died Sunday aged 57 He was born at St Gregoire Canada East and moved to New Hampshire at 11 He served with United States and Marlboro hotels Boston later joined the Custom House for fifteen years Gen George Cadwalader brother of the late Judge died in Philadelphia aged 75 He led departments in the Civil War including Annapolis and the Army of West Tennessee and later led the Loyal League of the United States
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Fire across multiple cities causes heavy insured losses
Fire outbreaks in St Paul Minnesota Essex Massachusetts Bancor New Jersey Gloucester Massachusetts Higer Park Wisconsin Biddeford Maine Pictou Ontario destroy homes and businesses. Total losses include P Warner 35000 insured 15000 Davis Wilson O'Brien 5000 insured 2600 Musical Society 4000 Myers Finch 5000 insured D D Lambie Co 7500 insured 5000 and more. Several residences and commercial properties burn with varying insurance coverage.
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P. F. Murphy
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Committee On Probate and Chancery
Strate House
F. Scott
SMW
Silas Durkee
Thos. Appleton
Adm
John Lally
Hoston
Patrick Lally
Joan W. McKim, Esquire
Hlivah George
Common Wealth
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
DEPU
INS
National Insurance Company
Oston
Sohn Noble
Ted
Istrict Court OF the
Howard A. Doe
Atetrict
Ovriock A.M
F. W. Palfrey
Keister
Exchange Street
Edward Peater