Insurgent Mutiny at Sandy Point and Political Probes Stir News
Reports describe a bloody mutiny at Sandy Point military post on the Straits of Magellan with many dead, amid claims of arrests involving President Hayes. Nearby Massachusetts debates insurance deposits and railroad credit, while Blair urges congressional inquiry into Hayes’ White House.
Weather advisory and cautions across Atlantic coast
Indications show southerly to southeasterly winds for the Middle Atlantic and New England regions with warmer cloudy weather forecast rain or snow and a falling barometer. Cautionary signals remain active at Indianola Galveston New Orleans Key West Smithville Wilmington Cape Lookout Cape Hatteras and Kitty Hawk. The weather in Boston follows this pattern.
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Maryland memorial urges Congress to judge 1877 election
In Annapolis on January 8 the Maryland General Assembly endorsed a memorial urging Senators and Representatives to seek judicial determination of the presidential election. Spurred by Mon. Blair, the memorial accuses the Electoral Commission of incompetence and contends the incumbent’s victory rested on fraudulent returns and political deals with railroad interests. The measure passed the House, then moved to the Committee on Federal Relations after a party-line debate.
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Congress Probe Sought Over Electoral Bargain Rumors
U S sources report Senator Conkling may offer a resolution seeking official inquiry into alleged bargains surrounding the Louisiana electoral vote. The plan targets Senators Matthews Sherman and Garfield with support from Thurman McDonald and Judge Davis, while facing Southern Democratic opposition.
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Hayes
Stanley Matthews
Sherman
John A. Garfield
Ohio
Conklin
Howe
Wisconsin
Jones
Nevada
Thurman and McDonald
Judiciary
Doubly Married Lords Spark Rumors in New York
Gossip swirls around Mr and Mrs Thomas Lord amid conflicting reports of their honeymoon retreat. While some claim Mr Lord silences trigger concern from his children, others say the couple occupies rooms in Mrs Lord’s West Fourteenth Street home. Accounts describe lavish continental travel and wealth from Mrs Hicks Lord, with anecdotes from Rome and Nice about payments to crowds and a police-ordered halt to riot risk.
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Morse
Maury
Produce Exchange
Booth
Lord
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Mr Lord
Thomas Lord
Rome
Toledo
Hicks
Nice
Antovelli Palace
Fien
Alfred M. Waddell
North Carolina
Congressional Post Office Committee
Masonic Temple
Post Offce Mutual Aid Association
James
William Orton
Cyrus W. Field
Peter Cooper
Joseph J. Couch
C. 8. Sanford
Benjamin Willis
William M. Fleiss
Ienr
Maine Legislature Names Joint Committee Chairmen
At Gista Maine on January 8 the Legislature reassembled. The list names Senate and House chairmen for committees including Judicial Morrison Webb Finan cial Affairs Bailey Bowers Federal Relations Grindle Hill Education Phillips Weeks Railroads Davis Robie Commerce Nash Winslow Mercantile Affairs and Insurance Nearby Buck Banks and Banking Rogers Pillsbury Manufactures Hobson Bodwell Agriculture Prince Parkhurst Military Affairs Sumner Browne Interior Matters Boardman Cutler Ways and Orders Moulton Blunt Fisheries Trish Kimball Counties Morrill Towns Hassell Lary Indian Affairs Drake Lord Claims Learned Austin Pensions Moody Howland Insane Hospital Cobb Briggs Reform School Reynolds State Prison Bragaon Allen Public Buildings Tolman Hanson Library Ferguson Adams.
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York
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Allen
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Lee
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Adams
Deering
Cabinet Seeks Domestic Sale of Four Percent Bonds
The Cabinet authorized Secretary Sherman to organize distant subscription to the four percent bond loan through National Banks and trusted bankers. The plan aims to give all US subscribers easy access and permit conversion of postal orders and deposits into coin for bond payments. It signals a shift from abroad to domestic placement of debt. The Tobacco tax debate grows with opposition from retailers though Southern growers push for a cut. A Richmond tobacco group supports reducing the rate to twelve cents with duty drawback for stamped stock. Personal.
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Patterson vows not to resign amid illness and pressure
Washington dispatch reports Senator Patterson denying resignation rumors after illness. He says he will not resign to keep his $13 daily pay and plans to travel when well. He cites harassment from South Carolinians, insists his interests remain in Columbia and Charleston, and warns rumors of shamming sickness.
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New York Tribune
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Pennsylvania
Sunon Cameron
South Carolina
Columbia
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Ben Butler
Bullis Testifies on Mexican Raids Against Indian Thieves
Lieut Bullis described raids into Mexico aimed at punishing Indian thieves. He said the Indians hide families in fastnesses, making attack hard. He noted Mexicans could punish or exterminate the Indians, who he says cause most troubles. committee adjourned to reconvene.
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Bullis
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Woman Suffragists Converge at Capital on Reform Drive
The Female Suffrage Convention opened in Lincoln Hall with President Mrs Lozier presiding. Speeches by Mrs Hooker and Mrs Hobert featured Julia Smith of Connecticut recounting tax resistance by the Smith sisters. Other items note war department river improvements and legal actions in Alexandria, interior department reforms, and a fall injuring ex-Gov Shepherd. Over 200 delegates expected for the National Boards of Trade convention on the 22nd.
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Bankruptcies and failures sweep markets across North America
New York reports M Bodler & Son and Geo M Woodward bankrupt with liabilities totaling $277,892. Montreal notes Bank of Toronto advances $220,060 on butter with a lien, while George A Cochran e Co. fails with liabilities estimated up to $390,000. Indianapolis lists Fred Roschhaupt filing for bankruptcy with $165,000 liabilities and over $200,000 assets.
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Cochbrane
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Jan
Fred Roschhaupt
Montreal
George A. Cochrane & Co
Centennial Association outlines Valley Forge celebration plans
In Norristown Pa on January 8 the Centennial Association of Valley Forge appointed committees for forthcoming ceremonies and sent invitations to President and Mrs Hayes Cabinet officers state officials and top army navy officers. Military units invited include the Boston Ancient Artillery New York Seventh Regiment Fifth Maryland Chicago Zouaves Norfolk Blues and Charleston Blues. The group adjourned to reconvene February 22 on the grounds.
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Lehigh Operators Commend Negotiations Progress
Philadelphia Jan 8 The Lehigh operators express satisfaction with talks and say a conclusion is likely tomorrow or Thursday. Major shippers in the region urge an early settlement as the pace of talks picks up and note concessions from the cited companies.
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Canadian Church Mission Arrives in Concord for Talks
His Excellency the Most Rev George Conroy with Rev Dr P Reddy and Abbe Valois arrived in Concord NH tonight. They will stay overnight as guests of Rev J E Barry Vicar General. The party will be joined tomorrow by Bishop Healey of Portland.
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Canada
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Healey
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Mutiny at Sandy Point Alarms U S Ship in Straits of Magellan
Commander Rodgers describes a November mutiny at Sandy Point where mutineers killed soldiers and burned much of the town, freeing convicts and seizing valuables. The Adams aided by the Magellanes and Mazellines patrols and plan to pursue the mutineers toward Santa Cruz.
Two Days Battle in the Balkans Russian Losses Heavy
Constantinople January 8 Official despatch reports Hafiz Pasha’s Novi Bazar division retook Kursehum lije after two days of bloody fighting. Servian losses are heavy Eyoub Pasha at Novi Bazar was defeated as Serbs pursued to the frontier burning six stations and destroying trenches. A Bucharest cable says the Danube is frozen and cold weather persists. Russians occupy Latuza and Petrichevo BeGor January 8 Chakir Pasha reports checking the Russian advance then retiring to fortified positions at Polibrine and Atlakkoi. The Times from Bucharest says Frateshti to Simnitza railway will open Friday for traffic aiding iron bridge delivery. Ten small steamers arrive from Russia for bridge use. Russians in Bulgaria have three weeks’ supplies. forage shortages loom if communications stay cut. Belgrade Times correspondent notes Serbians may occupy sefla and move headquarters there.
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Kursehum Lije
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Petrichevo
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Government urged direct command communications with Russia
The Post notes an English government proposal to establish direct talks between Russian field commanders. The Daly News comments Carnarvon remains in office with no resignation expected. The Daily Telegraph reports London advising Turkey to negotiate with Russia via military chiefs, a stance receiving support. Official circulars urge Parliament supporters to attend the opening session and outline imminent but minor matters.
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Fever intensifies in Rome as royal guests loom
A late bulletin reports fever more marked than in the morning while the pleuritic pain declines. The pulse is irregular. Prince Amadeus is expected in Rome and the King's daughters Princess Clothilde and the Queen of Portugal are likely to visit.
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Clothilde
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Legislature Organizes in Trenton Elects Leaders
In Trenton on January 8 the Legislature organized electing George C. Ludlow President of the Senate and John Eagan of Union Speaker of the House. The governor’s message on state affairs was read and a committee was named to arrange Gov. McClellan’s inauguration. A late note signals a potential 6 percent legal interest reduction.
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Washington
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Wisconsin Governors and State Officers Inaugurated
A digest of regional political events reports Gov William E Smith and other Wisconsin state officers inaugurated Monday The note lists railroads foreclosed last year totaling 54 roads 3875 miles of track and investments of 1199 3876 760.
Gardiner pastor retires as church completes labors
The Rev. Mr Chenoweth has closed his labors at Gardiner Baptist Church. In Waldoboro district shipbuilding rose by 8000 to 9000 tons versus 1876. Milo man L. F. Wilkins died instantly from a tree felling accident.
Prohibitory State Convention to Convene in Manchester
The Prohibitory State Convention will be held in Manchester on January 23. The report notes various local affairs including church admissions in Orford, a pardoned prison convict, and plans for a new state prison bid process.
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Coventry Methodist Church funding pledge noted
About 81508 has been pledged for a new Methodist Church at Coventry and construction will start soon. Burlington plans a meeting to decide on a $22,000 city appropriation to buy land for a fair ground site. Oliver Clark of Berlin, aged 44, father of the Montpelier Postmaster, died by suicide Sunday morning. The Athens Post Office and town treasury were robbed of $125 in cash and a $5,000 bond last Monday night, with no suspects. A surprise party for ire Camp of Newport celebrated his last birthday with 19 attendees averaging 72 years, totaling 1,377 years. Northern Transportation Company calls a meeting to vote on cutting Lake Champlain navigation. capital stock to drop from $100,000 to $65,000, a reduction previously made from $200,000 three years ago. Burlington progress in Vermont railroad litigation includes a foreclosure bill filed in the US Circuit Court by bondholders opposing the issuance of preference bonds, seeking Judge Poland’s removal as Trustee and the road’s sale.
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Varied 19th Century Notices From Worcester Area
A digest of local items includes donations to Williams College, rabies concerns in Gardner, pastorate moves in Rehoboth and Lowell, resignations in Westfield and Worcester, cold-related deaths in Springfield and Wayland, church membership gains in Worcester, a hip injury in Deerfield, freight and railroad labor changes, Pen tucket Navigation stock plans, coal transport hopes for Lawrence, and funeral services for Capt. Caton and his men in Provincetown with a large procession.
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Rhode Island News Roundup from Providence to Bristol
Nineteen national banks held annual meetings in Providence while Woonsocket rubber works resumed operations. The body of Mrs Ellen Brady of Providence was identified after being found on Bristol shore. Frederick Cummings of Providence received thirty days for indecent assault on Ida M Bennett, aged ten. Following elections and a looming legislative session many unlicensed liquor dealers faced prosecutions in Providence. The Rhode Island Peace Society marked its sixtieth annual meeting in Providence with addresses by Rev E G Robinson and other leaders.
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Notable Local and Regional Notices from Hartford Area News
A string of brief items records incidents and appointments: Mrs Wallar of Danielsonville injured in a fall. Rev. P. McCabe leaving Hartford for St. Augustine church in Bridgeport. Julius Veit found dead by hanging in Seymour. Dr C D Warhanft elected professor at Hartford Theological Institute. Edward and Richard Sparks of Meriden burned in kerosene lamp explosion. James M. Jackson of New Haven narrowly escapes death in two incidents. Greenback Mass Convention planned in New Haven. theft recovered from Major Doty’s house in South Norwalk with arrest of Andrew Gibson. Moody and Sankey meetings in Hartford receive favorable early reports. Yale alumni meeting in Cincinnati with notable guests. Secretary Schurz accused of wrongdoing in Indian Bureau case. public expenditure retrenchment plan by a state commission highlights rising costs to courts and asylums. suggestions include abolishing sinecures, biennial legislature, and cutting maritime printing.
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Gloucester meeting backs memorial against Halifax fisheries prize
Gloucester business leaders met at the Ocean House to discuss the Halifax award under the Treaty of Washington. Congressman George B. Loring urged stronger U S protection for New England fisheries and warned the $5,500,000 payment does not help local merchants or mackerel trade. A five member committee was appointed to draft a memorial to Congress urging action and defense of regional fishing interests.
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Divided Party Shows Pro Hayes Faction Dominant In Caucuses
The report details a New England convention where pro Hayes sentiment predominates among Republicans. Delegates express opposition to Chandler with claims of organized opposition. Speeches pivot between endorsing Hayes and avoiding impeachment, highlighting personal clashes between Chandler and Tuck and Tappan.
Mining Stock Prices In San Francisco Reported
California mining shares list shows prices for several companies led by Sierra Nevada Union Consolidated and Belcher. The report includes figures for Consol'd Virginia Crown Point Gould & Curry and other names such as Bonanza and Julia Consolidated as of January 8 in San Francisco.
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Fire damages Riverside Press and saves workers at Houghton & Co
Monday evening fire at I. O. Houghton & Co. Riverside Press confined to the folding room where most workers were located. Timothy A. Scott closed the door after two attempts, saving the main building. Fire brigade contained the blaze before the department arrived. Atlantic Monthly February issue printed, $100 check sent to Fire Department for relief fund. Death of Benjamin W. Gibbs, 65, Cambridge jeweler and longtime Main and Essex Street merchant. Washington School Association sociable held at Brattle Square police building with music and dancing.
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Fitzgerald’s Tannery
Tiancock Street
Swampscott
Woburn Agricultural and Mechanic Association
Arlington
Boston and Mystic Valley
Midland Railroad
McLean Asylum
Edward A. Phalen
Salem
Rufus Mann
Canton
Thomas Davis
Hyde Park
Beaver Street
Essex County
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St Stephen’s
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California
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Kirtland House
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Herlihy
Frazer
Charles Cottrell
Benjamin Thompson
B. F. Doak & Co
Board of Arbitration
McKay
Furst National Bank
P. A. Chase
W. P. Sargent
Goop Templars
Good Templars Lodge
G. W.P
Maggie Towers
Ered Mysbrall
Tuttle & Co
Winter Street
GEO. C. Goodwin & CO
Hanover St
Harvard College
Mair Teycest
Wyterik
Blair’s
H. Planten & Son
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Wiism Ngs
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Lewis A. Sayre
William A. Hammond
Vichy
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Warren Street
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America
Tompkins & Hom
RK. Shewell
James R.shewell
Marie Wainwrigh
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Globe Theatre
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Howard Atheneum
Nellie Larkelle
Florence Ellis
Mile. Zawistowski
Mie Marle Bonfanti
ST. Felix Sisters
Hilda Thomaso
Novelty Fraveres
Gius Williams
Frerguson and Mack
Lawrence Sisters
Mons
ST. Elmo
Watson and Ellis
Gibson and Binney
Victor Hugo
New York Aquarium
A. E. Verrul
Forticultural Hall
H. Dorner
N.Y. Aquarium
Boston Music Hall
Yao
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Adame & Clark
China and Glass
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A. P. Paok
Old South Church
Judas Iscariot
Potter’s Field
Darius Cobb
Studio Building
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