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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1881

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2

Canada Debt Soars and Emigration Grows in Fiscal Plans

By year end Canada will add 13 million to public debt and 17 million more in 1881 2. By July 1 1882 debt could reach 230 million. Emigration to the United States is expected to rise. Mr Field of the third district retires from Congress to become a judge with broad respect from all parties.

Government of Canada United States Field Third Congress Congressional Temperance Society Congregational Church Dawes Justice Strong Chickering Senator Dawes Massachusetts Messrs. Price Town Ballou Rhode Island Monroe Ohio Ward Pennsylvania The Rollins Lamprey River Newmarket N.H Anthony Potowomut River RK. L Senate James New York Sperry New Haven Holloway Indianapolis House United States District Court For New Hampshire Exeter Concord Representative Field

Alta’s verdict on Pine Tree state mines profits disputed

The San Francisco Alta concludes that investors in the alleged Pine Tree state mines did not profit as once discussed. It argues the term alleged is libelous in this context and implies the Maine Mining Journal may respond.

San Francisco

Early 19th Century Bond Talk and Riot Violence Report

Vigorous debate over a proposed 3 percent U S bond issue and fears of bank circulation surrender. Treasury officials say bonds could sell at par, with one New York bank resisting the plan. In Tennessee a mob hanged five men connected to a murder near Springfield, and two more hanged after state evidence. Parnell spoke in Ireland amid coercion bill talk. Western railroads suffer snow losses. Minnesota and Dakota blockade persists. Sugar relief efforts face opposition from the Ways and Means Committee. Republican factions claim spoils in Garfield era. Boston Lancers arrive in Chicago and depart for New Orleans. Fire damages Rockwell & Churchill printing on Arch Street.

United States Treasury Sherman New York Springfield Tenn Parnell Ireland Minnesota Dakota Washington Ways and Means Committee Shemnan Conkling Blaine Republican Party Garfield Boston Lancers Chicago New Orleans Rockwell & Churchill Arch Street Boston Post Bond Congress R. W. Townshend Ilinois Townshend John Sherman First National Treasury Department Mentor Senator Conkling Senate Arthur Mr. Conkling L. Morton Secretary of Treasury James Morton

Treasury Bonds Draw Mixed Opinions In Congress

Washington reports a wide range of views on the 3 1/2 percent bond with some bankers and lawmakers arguing sale at par is possible while others doubt it. Mention of Sherman’s doubts, Townshend’s Illinois input, and banks surrendering circulation to influence Congress frames a broad debate on treasury policy and currency. Progress on sugar, tax cuts, and appointments also threads through the day’s political chatter.

Washington America United States Boston James D. Jupes

The Hearing on the Sugar Question by the Ways and Pieans Committee

A hearing titled The Sugar Question was held by the Ways and Pieans Committee to examine policy, trade, and supply factors affecting sugar availability and pricing for the public. Details on witnesses and outcomes were reported in the session minutes.

Ways and Pieans Committee

Lancers and Cadets arrive six hours late in Curcaco

The train carrying the Lancers and Cadets reached Curcaco at 2 PM six hours behind schedule due to hot boxes pulled draw bars cracked wheels and minor problems. Illinois National Guard with a full band greeted the visitors, and after arms deposition and a dinner at the Palmer House the groups prepared for further travel to New Orleans. Capt Smuth learned his sister was near death and he hurried home while Private Bennett also headed home. The day concluded with a cordial reception despite snow and a shortened parade.

Curcaco Lancers Ilinois National Guards Palmer House Potter Palmer Smuth The Bennett Suspension Bridge New Orleans Pullman Boston

Mother and Daughter Arrested in Madison County Murder

In Columbus, Ohio, on February 20, Mrs. Martha J. Doherty and her daughter Mrs. G. Cornelius were arrested on charges of involvement in the murder of Samuel Armstrong, first husband of Mrs. Cornelius. James Adams, from Missouri, is en route for trial on the same charge. The 1878 Madison County killing saw Armstrong shot in his bed. defenses claimed an outside assassin.

Columbus Martha J. Doherty G. Cornelius Samuel Armstrong Cornelius James Adams Missouri Madison County Heasted

Hayden to be hanged next Friday in Windsor Vermont

In Windsor Vermont Hayden, the wife murderer, has learned he will be hanged next Friday. He remained calm and called the verdict unjust, saying he could not recall the terrible day and acknowledging his role in the killing. He was moved to the new prison cell alongside other condemned men. A guard will accompany him nightly until execution.

Windsor Hayden Phair, Gravelin Magoon Tatro

Hadley Denies Writing Morey Letter and Proposes Reward

New York report states H. Hadley, a Democratic national committee agent, denies involvement in drafting the Morey letter. He suggests a reward between 5000 and 25000 dollars to uncover the author, with immunity for the guilty. He offers to deposit the reward in a bank for a committee authorized to pay it.

New York H. Hadley Democratic National Committee Morey

Harrisburg Election Vote Shrinks In Senate Ballot

In Harrisburg on February 20, the departure of Senior Cameron for Washington raises expectations that the fight to replace Senator Wallace may end soon. The day saw the smallest balloting thus far with seventy four lawmakers voting. Beaver 28, Bayne 20, Wallace 21, Scofield 2, Shiras 1, McGrath 1, L R Lee 1.

Harrisburg Cameron Washington Wallace Beaver Bayne Scofield Shiras McGrath L. R. Lee

Pork Market Slump Traced to French Embargo Claim

Chicago on February 19 reports pork futures fell as much as 50 to 60 cents per barrel after a cable despatch claimed France barred salted meat imports from the United States. The claim rests on meat being under cured for sea transit, arriving tainted due to heat and fermentation.

Chicago United States

City of Boston Damaged in Dense Fog Collision

New York reports the steamer City of Boston of the Norwich line arrived damaged after a collision with the Elm City off Hart's island in dense fog last night. The impact tore away the forward guard along the distance between the forward gangways. Elm City sustained damage at her stern. Both vessels proceeded to their respective docks after the incident.

New York City of Boston Norwich Hart’s Island Elm City New Haven Boston

Girlfriend Carried Away in Sunday Procession Riot

In Ottawa Ontario a girl named Garrett was forcibly removed during a Sunday school procession by her brother-in-law Louche and over a hundred French Canadians. The assault occurred amid religious tensions linked to her Protestant conversion. Her whereabouts remain unknown and the incident threatens serious complications.

Ottawa Out Garrett Louche

Springfield lynching ends Laprode murder case in mob action

Springfield Tenn faced a mob of 200 who captured five Black defendants during a night session, hanged them from the courthouse, and burned with firearms while witnesses fled. Reports say two witnesses Duffy and Murphy were killed. others face arrest as Tennessee lawmakers vow action to curb lynching.

Springfield Tenn Laprode James Higgins Loch Mallory Samuel Stuart James Elder Robert Stewart Court House Murphy Duffy Jim Higgins Higgins Nashville Bell Jameson Tennessee Senate State Senate Poe Owl Hollow Baker Poes Winchester Mr. Baker Fayetteville

Resolutions condemn Cork MP Shaw and back Parnell

The Irish National Land League central body condemned Cork MP Shaw for using coercion act anxieties to split the land league and urged constituents to seek his resignation. It endorsed Parnell’s actions amid other convention news from New York.

New York Irish National Land League Shaw County Cork Land League Parnell Independent Order of Sons of Benjamin Oho Connecticut Massachusetts New Jersey James Heller Edward Wertheimer Adolph Silberstein O.S. Wallenstein Grand Lodge of the Order of Kesluh Shel Barzel Canada Isaac Marx Leopold Besser New Haven Henry Ennon Joseph Harris Grooklyn Harris Rosenthal William Hamilton United States Mining Investment Company Kings County Supreme Court Iowa Hill Land Company Vine and Pulchard Mines California Harvard Club of Delmonico’s Hudson River Fernando Wood Trinity Cemetery

Consolidated Organization Files a Certificate at Albany

In Albany a certificate increasing Western Union stock from 41,073,410 to 80,000,000 was filed. The document cites doubts about the articles, notes three-fourths of stockholders consented, and mentions a stockholder meeting ongoing to approve the consolidation with American Union and Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph companies. Jay Gould, William H. Vanderbilt, and Gov. Cornell attended. proxies predominated. A French cable company filed suit in United States circuit court challenging parts of the consolidation.

Consolidated Organization Albany Cable Company New York Western Union Telegraph Company Norvin Green C. D. Morgan Augustus Schell A. Durkee Samuel F. Barger Joseph Harker A. B. Cornell Russell Sage John van Horne Cornelius Vanderbilt Wilson G. Hunt E. S. Sanford Thomas T. Eckert D.C. Mills O. H. Palmer Samuel A. Manson Jay Gould Anson Stager E. D. Worcester William D. Bishop American Union and Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Companies Williams Wm. H. Vanderbilt Gov. Cornell United States Western Union American Union Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph French Cable Company

Storm and flood cripple Western railroads in heavy snow

In CuicaGo February reports show railroads hit hard by recent snow blockades with January and February earnings wiped out. Chicago Milwaukee St Paul lines in Minnesota and North Dakota faced near 1000 miles blocked with doubled operating costs and meager traffic. Other lines including Chicago and Northwestern, Burlington and Quincy, Chicago and Alton, Rock Island and Illinois Central suffered similar interruptions west of the Missouri amid ongoing winter conditions. damage from ice jams and floods also reported along the Raritan River in Sayreville and Horse Shoe N J as well as a major landslide that disrupted the New York and Long Branch line at Middletown N J.

CuicaGo Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul Company Minnesota Dakota Chicago and Northwestern Chicago Burlington and Quincy Chicago and Alton Rock Island Ilinois Central Missouri Kansas Pacific Raritan South AmBoy N. J Raritan River Sayresville Horse Shoe Sandy Hook Navesink New Jersey Southern Railway Middletown Middletown Bridge Helendale New York and Long Branch

Financial condition of the Ohio and Mississippi Company

The fifth receiver report covers the year ending December 31, 1880. Floating debt reduced by 115,600 in 1880 and 1,260,000 since receivership began. Total receipts 6,757,000. payments 6,493,000. end cash 264,000. Net earnings on main line and branches rise from 690,299 in 1877 to 1,236,709 in 1880. 531,236 spent on improvements. Five mule rails on main line replaced soon by steel.

Cincinnati John King, Jr Ohio and Mississippi United States Indiana Illinois Ohio Missouri Chancery Court of Kentucky Springfield Florida New York Frank R. Sherwin Maxwell Land Grant Mexico London Sherwin Tallahassee Fla Pensacola Mobile N. K. Fairbank W. B. Strong Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe L. A. Kent West Florida California San Francisco

County poor farm accounts reveal theft and inflated pauper figures

Fiushing New York February 20 bounds reveal county poor farm records overstated pauper counts by averaging 145 instead of 95. An ex-keeper is alleged to have stolen county provisions for personal use and filed false reports to conceal his acts.

Fiushing L. I

Man Arrested in New York for Stabbing Wife in Jersey City

William R. Simpson was arrested after allegedly stabbing his wife in the abdomen during a late-night confrontation on the street. The couple resided in Jersey City, and the wife, in a prior statement, claimed he had sent her to New York to earn money by street walking.

New York Wm. R. Simpson Jersey City

Wheat and Corn Loaded Onto Barges From St Louis

St Louis crews load elevators with wheat and corn for foreign shipment via New Orleans. Three to four hundred thousand bushels will be sent out early this week, with more to follow.

St. Louis New Orleans

Notable Guests Visit Mentor Near Cleveland

Hon. John C. New of Indianapolis and Hon. James Warland of Iowa joined Chas. J. Folger, chief justice of the New York court of appeals, at Mentor yesterday, highlighting a gathering of distinguished legal figures.

Cleveland, C John C. New Indianapolis James Warland Iowa Chas. J. Folger New York Court of Appeals Mentor

Dublin rent movement grows as authorities plan coercion

A Dublin despatch reports 700 tenants paying rents in full after Griffith valuation, with 10 percent landlord abatement. Dublin Castle expects coercion measures soon, preparing imprisonments and proclamations. Lawfulness grows in Ireland while Fenian and Ribbonmen bands face strict suppression, and northern England sees stronger socialist agitation. Parnell addressed 15,000 at Clara urging tenants to stay firm. Rome reportedly condemns land league leaders.

LondDon Dublin Lord Digby Griffith Dublin Castle Land League Fenians Molly Maguires Ribbonmen England Ireland Lancashire Tyneside Parnell Clara King’s County Rome Morning Post

Crisis in Swedish Parliament Overshadows Tax Fight

A Stockholm report notes a serious crisis in the Swedish parliament as the second chamber, dominated by democratic and republican sentiment, defeats Minister Hans Ludwig Foresell's income tax measure. The outcome sparks talk of cabinet resignations while the legislature’s fate hangs on the vote, signaling political upheaval amid broader European dispatches.

London Stockholm Hans Ludwig Foresell

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