Senate Hears Inquiry Into Cheyenne Escape and Fort Robinson Massacre
The Indian Affairs Committee reported back a resolution to inquire into the Cheyenne escape from Fort Robinson and the subsequent massacre. A five senator committee to examine the massacre was approved, but the committee could not produce an intelligent report this session. The matter is deemed important for further inquiry. Gen Butler refuses to pay taxes on personal property here, arguing he represents his state and should have life conveniences without being taxed twice. A radical plot against him is reportedly defeated with Cameron, Charles, Patterson, and Connover opposing Corbin for the seat. The House approved the conference report to abolish the volunteer navy. The Army Appropriation bill will go to a subcommittee chaired by Blaine. Augustus B Farnham and Philo Hall nominated for postmaster positions. Boston Sub-Treasurer salary increased to 5000 pounds.
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Subpoenas Ordered for Coyle Woolley Solomon and Dunn
The Potter Investigating Committee agreed to issue subpoenas for Coyle of New York Woolley of Cincinnati Solomon of South Carolina and Dunn of Florida at an informal meeting called by Republican members No other public business was transacted and tomorrow’s meeting is unlikely to yield action until Monday when the named individuals are due in the city.
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New York
Woolley
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Solomon
South Carolina
Dunn
Florida
House Debates Appropriation Bill Amid Fiscal Strain
Lawmakers confront the appropriation bill covering legislative judicial and executive needs, urging economy as they debate allocations and oversight. The debate centers on trimming costs while preserving essential services and authority.
Civil Service Reform Seeks Reduced Salaries for State Officials
In Augusta on February 12 the Senate reported a trump law like New Hampshire’s reform bill. The salary plan matches the House with new pay for Railroad Commissioners at five dollars daily from railroads. Governors, judges, attorneys general and clerks see lower pay, while county officers adopt fixed salaries and per diem limits. Local business was light in the House. The Civil Service Reform Committee also set county salaries for judges, prosecutors, clerks, treasurers, sheriffs, jailers, and other officials with fees and allowances restricted to stated amounts.
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Stagnation in Great Port as Cunard Labor Strikes Grow
Liverpool reports paralyzed trade as strike spreads to carters and carpenters while sailors walk out. Grain shipments stall with thirty five grain laden ships at Queenstown and crews scarce. dock protection calls rise. Arbitration rejected, workers ferried from Glasgow, and steamers chartered to transport troops to South Africa amid shipowner resistance.
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Carters
Queenstown
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Test suit on head money by steamship lines lands at port
New York report covers Oceanic Navigation Co suit against City Chamberlain J Nelson Tappan seeking over 1 million in head money paid under protest amid a US Supreme Court ruling on unconstitutionality. Other items list robbery casings, church inquiries, rail lease, smuggling verdicts, cattle imports, bail jumping, abortion witness, Hudson ice, theater benefit, and a Brooklyn carpet firm assignment.
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Erie Railway Company
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Albany
Peter Cooper
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Opening of the Reichstag by Emperor William II
Berlin reports the Reichstag opening with Emperor William II praising suppression of socialist agitation and urging continued government support. He highlights friendly Austria relations, Berlin Congress gains, and promises peace via European diplomacy. He notes Russian plague measures and restores frontier traffic. He defends customs protection and German home production, cites 1865 policy, and ends with a call to deepen ties among powers.
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Circles in Washington and the extra session debates
In Washington circles Republicans face two major concerns. The cipher despatch inquiry and the push for an extra session drive party strategy, with Democrats split over amendments to juror selection and the abolition of the Election law. Senator McCreery’s final congressional speech is recalled for its eloquence, while Butler’s telegraphy amendment gains momentum toward cheaper wires. Senator Hoar’s bold stance on federal sovereignty and amendments reshapes Massachusetts politics and challenges southern representation debates.
Plague Reports Dim in Astrachan Region and Across Europe
A telegram from Astrachan officials says epidemic cases have disappeared in the government and no new infections have appeared for days. Roumania faces Russia over plague precautions while railway carriages with Russian officers are blocked. Copenhagen notes urgency for anti plague bills. Vienna promises similar measures against Turkey, Danube navigation limits loom. Varna and Bourgas to disinfect arrivals from suspect ports as Kavala reports typhus in Semkova.
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Roumania
Russia
Austria
Germany
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Falkething
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The
Presse
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Fears of Another Outbreak Next Summer
A St Louis despatch reports New York merchant Mr Hewett returning from the South with warnings that yellow fever remains in the region including New Orleans and Vicksburg. He fears a spring resurgence, while Mississippi and Tennessee physicians blame disinterment for reappearance. Merchants fear Spring trade disruption and depopulation of some Southern states if fever returns. The St Louis Health Commission bans further disinterments from quarantine to prevent contagion next season.
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Hewett
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Mississippi
Tennessee
Board of Health
Fez Governor takes refuge as unrest spreads across Morocco
The Patria prints a Tangier letter dated February 4 reporting the Fez governor seeking sanctuary amid a popu lar uprising, the Sultan suffering paralysis, and anarchy prevailing across the Moroccan empire.
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Madrid
Fes
the Patria
Tangier
Morocco
Fez
Fall River Mills American Linen Company Annual Meeting
Fall River Mass February 12 The American Linen Company elected Walter Paine as Clerk and Treasurer and named directors Jeffer son Borden Philip D. Borden Richard B. Porden George B. Durfee and Walter Paine. Net earnings reached 28600 with no dividend as 122000 in Print Works notes held. Creditors extended. Crescent Mills also held an annual meeting with officers and directors elected.
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American Linen Company
Walter Paine
Jefferson Borden
Philip D. Borden
Richard B. Porden
George B. Durfee
American Print Works
Robeson Mill
Linden Cook
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New Bedford
Boston
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D. A. Chapin
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A. J. Marble
Mill
Borden
W. E. McDonald
Admiralty charters fifteen steamers for Cape Town service
The Admiralty announces a pool of fifteen steamers to transport troops and supplies to Cape Town. Among the ships named are the transatlantic liners Egypt France Spain Russia England China Olympus Palmyra and City of Paris, reflecting a broad mobilization effort.
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Admiralty
Cape Town
Egypt
France
Spain
Russia
England
China
Olympus
Palmyra
City of Paris
Grand Jury Presentments At Plymouth Superior Court
At the current term the Grand Jury met at 9 oclock and returned presentments naming W Snell of Boston for barn burning James Kenyon of Brockton for two counts assault with intent to kill and simple assault Reuben F Knowles of Boston for breaking and entering a depot and stealing money plus stealing a horse and carriage Charles L Randall of Weymouth for stealing a horse harness and carriage Albert Thayer of Marion assault Alice Clumming of Plymouth for stealing clothing Charles B Leavitt of Hingham for mutilating the statue of Gov Andrew John Leary of Brockton for assault with intent to kill Eugene McGuire of Bridgewater for daytime breaking and entering Walter B Tilden of Marshfield for assault with intent to rape Chester Colson of Plymouth for stealing a horse harness and carriage with other property John Riley and James Reynolds of Brockton for breaking and entering the store of Obed H Ellis at Abington.
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W. Snell
Boston
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Brockton
James Barry
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Old Colony
Campella
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Charles L. Randall
Weymouth
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Marion
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Charles B. Leavitt
Hingham
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John Leary
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Walter B. Tilden
Marshfield
Chester Colson
John Riley
James Reynolds
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Abington
California mining stock prices lead in San Francisco
Mining stocks close in San Francisco as of February 12 with prices listed for AIDAO, Grange, Amrus, Sarig, Felcher, Juha Consolidated, Dest & Belcher, Justice, Bullion, Northern Belle, CElodorias, Gove, Chollar, Raymond & Ely, Consolidated Virginia, Savage, Crown Point, Sierra Nevada, Eureka Consolidated, Union Consolidated, Exchequer, Yellow Jacket, Gould & Curry. Richardson, Hill & Co., 40 Water Street, execute orders promptly and issue daily mining bulletins.
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San Francisco
Richardson, Hill & Co
Water Street
Smuggling ring eyed as two grocers seized in New York
Burra o New York Feb 12 Frederick Schell and Samuel Buckhart grocers at Black Rock North Buffalo were arrested for selling untaxed tobacco. Seizures show petty article smuggling extensive between here and Canada by many Black Rock residents. Many parties under surveillance.
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Notorious car thief Bramer arrested in Milford Pa
Nathan W. Bramer, a notorious car robber, has been arrested and will be tried at Milford, Pa. The striking coal miners of Ashland, Kentucky, resumed work without concessions from owners. The majority of Halifax doctors believe Cyprus fever does not exist in this country. A Quebec despatch reports Ander son crushed to death at Levis by an avalanche. Vicar General Martin Kundrey of Milwaukee was stricken with apoplexy at dinner, with small hope of recovery. The Courier Journal’s Memphis report denies yellow fever in Memphis. Joseph H. Westbrook of Rondout, New York, a wealthy farmer, killed himself Tuesday, likely due to insanity. Eli Raymond, a 31-year Montreal merchant, arrested for obtaining 5000 dollars of goods by falsely valuing himself at 7000.
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Halifax
N.S
Quebec
Anderson
Levis
Martin Kundrey
Milwaukee
Wis
Louisville Courier-Journal
Memphis
Joseph H. Westbrook
Rondout
N. Y
Ulster County
Eli Raymond
St. Eugene
Montreal
Westboro Citizen Samuel Richardson Dies at 69
A prominent Westboro native who ran a long provision business and held town offices, served in the Legislature, led Agricultural Society as President and Treasurer, and was a director of Westboro Savings Bank. A Whig ally and Boston Post reader, he was valued as a counselor to locals and poor alike. Other deaths noted include Dr Samuel Richardson of Watertown and several regional figures.
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Memphis City of Memphis placed under federal receivership
Judge Baxter appointed Thomas J. Lathom as receiver to manage the late city of Memphis and collect unpaid taxes totaling nearly three million dollars. Creditors must file claims by the third Monday in May. The action follows bills by Myers & Sneed and other creditors, with claims exceeding two and a half million dollars.
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Mulligan Case: US Post Office Messenger Sentenced in Montreal
Peter Mulligan, a US Post Office Department messenger, was arraigned in Montreal on a charge of bringing stolen money into Canada. He pleaded guilty and received a five year penitentiary sentence, the minimum penalty. The $1540 found on him was returned to US Post Office authorities by order of the Court.
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Bond Cousins In Fatal Court Yard Shooting In Brownsville
In Brownsville Tennessee Frank Bond a young Memphis lawyer was shot by his cousin James S Bond Jr during a court yard sale of property both were bidding on Frank was wounded and there was a brief chance of recovery James attempted suicide by shooting himself in the head the wound is not dangerous
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Mechanics' Union Strike Shuts Down Mines
In Bodie and other companies work halted as the Mechanics' Union demands higher wages and shorter hours. The union paraded the streets and forced mine closures. A Mono Company superintendent barricaded his works and was given two hours to remove them amid great excitement.
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Breakwater at Negrotown Point Washed Away in Gale
In St. Joan New Brunswick a heavy gale damaged 400 feet of the Dufferin breakwater off Negrotown Point. Portions were secured by tugs after washing into the harbor. The structure cost 250000 dollars to build with an estimated damage of 40000 pounds. The steamer New Brunswick en route from Boston to St. John was detained at Eastport by the storm.
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Burdette Estey organ suit advances after sale books shown
In Brattleboro Vermont today the Burdette Estey organ case heard as defendants presented their sale books detailing organs manufactured with the so called patent jubilante. Master ex Governor Stewart ordered the plaintiff's counsel to proceed with examination, signaling a protracted hearing formally begun.
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Brooklyn Eagle reports Dean sues Bell wife over jewels and services
Charles Dean sues Theresa Bell alleging she used him as her brother and as constant companion to Europe. He seeks 5000 dollars for services and 250000 dollars for jewelry allegedly carried by him or in her company. The suit targets Tom Bell, a California millionaire, as part of the dispute.
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Committee arrives to inspect new Connecticut valley railroad route
A committee from Great Barrington Massachusetts arrived in Poughkeepsie New York to survey a proposed railroad route through the Connecticut valley intended to connect Massachusetts with Poughkeepsie Hartford and Boston and extend toward coal fields and the West via the Poughkeepsie bridge.
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Train delay after railway accident at Knight's Crossing
Eastern bound trains delayed for hours as two cars left track after a defective rail near Knight's Crossing. Conductor Cross’s train suffered the mishap but damage was slight.
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Wisconsin Democrats Back Bragg Stance Against War Claims
A Madison caucus of Democratic legislators adopted resolutions endorsing Gen. Bragg's position opposing payment of Southern war claims.
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Judge Van Arsdale Granted Bail in Forged Will Case
Philadelphia February 12 Judge Van Arsdalen imprisoned months over alleged conspiracy to probate a forged will of Robert Whitaker was admitted to bail today set at seven thousand dollars court records show the defendant released pending further proceedings as the case continues against other unnamed co conspirators in the matter.
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Gen Sherman Returns from River Tour in Jacksonville
General Sherman and his party arrived back in Jacksonville from up the river tonight. A reception will be held for the General tomorrow night.
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Passenger rates upheld by Cincinnati meeting
The Central and Western Association of General Passenger Agents met in Cincinnati and resolved to prevent any cutting of railway rates across routes. The decision aims to stabilize pricing and protect competing carriers from unilateral reductions.
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Burglary Raids Tap Rockland Stores Amid Slush and Cold
Reports from Rockland describe burglars raiding several stores Tuesday evening with only a small amount of loot. Bangor weather remains calm with no freshet expected. City streets show two to three feet of slush and few people on the roads as business slows.
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New Hampshire News Briefs Include Homicide Update and Rail Flooding
Elizabeth Washington of Portsmouth dies of heart disease not murder. Marlboro cut on the Manchester and Keene Railroad washed in, delaying trains as crews clear the track. George Peacock of Wilton sentenced to two years in the State Prison for stealing 24 salted hides from Samuel Putnam. State Normal School at Plymouth closes its second term with Finance Committee and Principal-elect Henry P. Warren in attendance. next term will start with no staff changes.
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Dover
St Albans Butter Market Dull Prices Reported
The St Albans butter market was dull on Tuesday with prices ranging from ten to twenty five cents. The Howe Scale Company at Rutland is adding machinery and expects to boost its workforce by two hundred men. Lorenzo Richmond Jr a young St Louis lawyer and son of Lorenzo Richmond of Woodstock accidentally shot himself in bed Saturday morning the ball entering the back of his head and killing him instantly. His remains were buried in Woodstock Tuesday.
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Lawrence and regional notices mix of politics and industry
Fall River reports another Hathaway communication expected to the public. Irish Catholic societies in Lawrence skip St Patrick's Day parade but attend St Mary's Church lecture for the Orphan Asylum. New York firm American Phototype Company seeks to move to Holyoke to cut postal card costs. Post Office Department backs the change. Lowell and Andover Railroad directors elected including Gustavus Fox and the Ayer family. Walker serves as president. Crane Brothers Westfield workers Kitty White and John Dubin elope to Suffield. Dubin to be arrested if returning. Essex County Temperance convention in Lawrence with officers from Boston and Lynn. next meeting in May. Lawrence City Government selects James Flanagan for two years. salaries for Water Works superintendent and engineer set at $1000. bridge contract with Lowell and Lawrence Railroad approved. street laborers’ wages raised to 138 per day.
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Gas-Exploding Retort Damages Wall in Woonsocket
In Woonsocket Wednesday evening a retort used for making gas exploded in a dentist office, a portion shot through the wall and landed across the street. No injuries were reported.
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Merchant Tailors
Calrow
John G
Lyon, George & CO
West Street
Whitcomb, H. P
Pisher & Fairbanks
EL Devonshire St
Jfstey
Hunt Bros
Gos Wash
St. New England
Damon, Geo. E
American Steam Safe Works
Morse, E. BR. & CO
Barrett, C. B. & CO
St. Conlon, John & CO
Lincoln Street
Devereaux & Meserve
Broad St
FLAGG
DPD. F. & CO
Blackstone Street
Fern, C. J
Union Street
Jones, W. H
Blackstone St
Shattuck
Stevenson, J.L.& CO
Faneuil Hail S
Tower, C. B. & CO
Franklin Street
Office of
Dp&pew
Lewis Wharf
Victor
Norton
C. L. Taylor & CO
Peabody
Melbourne
Edward Kidder
Park
Sydney
N.S. W
Port A
Acameih
C. G. Te
Andromeda
Lundberg
Henry W. Peabody & CO
R. HB. Eddy
Kilby
Britain
Eddy
Chas. Mason
Patent Office
Edmund Burke
R. H. Eddy
Yueoptfa P&p
George Draper
Commercial St
Chathgra
Bastom