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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1874

Page

2

Congress Votes On Amendments Recurring Question Stirs Chamber

The amendment by Cooper was rejected while Merriman's amendment was adopted after a roll call. The Yeas included Allison, Bogg, Boreman, Cameron, Clayton, Conover, Ferry Michigan, Oldthwaite, Harvey, Hitch cock, Howe, Johnston, Logan, McCreery, Merriman, Mitchell, Morton, Norwood, Oglesby, Patterson, Pease, Pratt, Ramsey, Robertson, Spencer, Sprague, Tipton, West. Nays listed Anthony, Keutwell, Buckingham, Chandler, Conkling, Cooper, Cragin, Davis, Fenton, Ferry Connecticut, Gilbert, Hager, Hamlin, Jones, Kelly, Morrill Maine, argent, Schart, Scott, Sherman, Stevenson, Stewart, Stockton, Sumner, Wacleigh. Paired votes noted for Carpenter, Gordon, Wright, Ransom with Frelinghuysen, Bayard, Morrill Vermont, Saulsbury.

Washington Senate Cooper Merriman Conkling Tennessee United States Cameron New York Congress Logan Chicago Morrill Maine Gordon Finance Committee North Carolina Ferry Connecticut Yeas Stewart Boreman Sherman Allison Bory Boutwell Clayton Conover Michigan Gollithwaite Gorcon Hager Harvey Hitchcock Howe Johnston McCreery Mitchell Morton Norwood Oglesby Patterson Ramsey Robertson Spencer Sprague Tipton Nays Anthony Buckingham Chandler Coover Cragin Davis Fenton Gilbert Hamlin Jones Kelly Merrill Sargent Schurz Scott Bogg Oldthwaite Pease Pratt West Argent Schart Stevenson Stockton Sumner Wacleigh Messrs Carpenter Wright Ransom Frelinghuysen Bayard Vermont Saulsbury

Real estate sales for tax delinquency lead city vendues

Stephen and Abby’s Acres unmarketable and Sarah Wall’s house lots unwanted figure in Worcester’s tax sale. Mrs Flagg’s estate sells for a song and The Smith Sisters headline the vendue, reflecting a brisk market under public notice.

Worcester Stephen Abby Sarah Wall Mrs Flagg Smith Sisters Vendue Stephen S Abby Kelly Foster Marietta Flage Foster Smith Glastonbury Conn B. W. Abbott Marietta Flagg Linwood Place S. J. Brimhall Able K. Foster Tatnuck Sarath Wall Main Street Canterbury Street

Practical Sympathy for the Poor Charity Matinee at Grand Opera House

New York reports a thriving relief movement with hundreds of trades responding. Manager Daly’s charity performance at the Grand Opera House netted over $3,000 for the destitute, aided by Fox and the Vokes family. Ticket sales totaled 2,897 dollars with Vokes bouquets and programs bringing in additional funds, and overall receipts reached 32,798 dollars. The Roman Catholic Church relief via the St. Vincent de Paul Society disburses over 40,000 annually through 1,000 families without salaries. Produce Exchange contributions plan to distribute 5,000 dollars next week while 8,000 dollars were received for the poor.

Daly Grand Opera House Vokes Fox Humpty-Dumpty Jessie Vokes Lappel Miss Victoria Vokes Miss Vokes Rosina Vokes Victoria Vokes Deor Fred. Vokes Usher Tapis Leater Wallack Bennett St. Vincent de Paul Society

Three Rail Accidents Reported With Deaths In Scotland

Postmaster General reports noon briefing on railroad mishaps. The worst crash involved the Scotch mail train colliding with a baggage train near Preston. Fifteen injured, two killed as cars demolished. Also notes Sir Garnet Wolseley suffered substantial losses from the Pantechnicon destruction.

Preston

Bonapartists to Be Watched in Paris

Paris reports that Duke de Broglie the Minister of the Interior orders prefects to monitor citizens traveling from departments to Chislehurst to pay homage to the Prince Imperial upon reaching his majority.

Paris Duke de Broglie Interior Prefecta Chislehurst Prince Imperial

Global Market Briefs From London Liverpool and Havana

Reports from London Liverpool and Havana detail bullion flows to the Bank of England, consols and U. S. bonds prices, cotton sales and stock, wheat receipts, and price movements in seeds turpentine and sugar with American share levels and port stock. The notes include figures for bullion balance 123000 pounds, cotton weekly sales 76000 bales, stock afloat 414000 bales, and sugar price in Havana at 154 16 reals.

London Erie New York Central Bank of England U. S Paris Liverpool California Havana D. S

Chorus and orchestra sue Italian troupe leaders in Havana

The Italian opera chorus and orchestra sue Lucca Murska and Vizzani for back pay and passage to New York. A court barred departure until wages were settled, and Mme Lucca was blocked from leaving aboard the steamer Columbus when identified by a veiled woman. De Laveintrie, former U S Consul in Havana, died yesterday.

Havana Lucca Murska Vizzani New York Mme Columbus de Laveintrie United States

Sioux Chiefs Say No Depredations Reported To Captain Davis

Washington February 20 The chiefs of the cut-off band of the Sioux tell Capt Davis at Sidney Nebraska that no depredations have been committed and they have faithfully observed their friendship promise. Captain Davis believes the war party numbers about 30 and consists of Minneconjons. A January 22 letter from Special Commissioner Tanner to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs notes only 850 of 1900 Indians remain at Rio Verde reservation since July, with many dead or fled. Tanner suggests moving Apache groups to new reservations while Gen Crook opposes moving the Apache Yumas. The Board of Indian Commissioners praise the peace policy, report improving relations with wilder tribes, and say press reports exaggerate Sioux danger, expecting continued policy will bring control.

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