Goose bone weather prophecy guides Kentucky farmers
Old Prob, a weather prophet, remains trusted by Kentucky farmers who consult the goose bone reading to guide crop plans. The breastbone of last spring's goose is split into three parts to mark winter’s three divisions with cloud blotches signaling cold spells. The forecast promises mid February coldest weather and early spring warm-ups.
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Report on Hong Kong Consulate Fees Investigated by Gen Stabel
Gen Stabel reports to Congress on the Hong Kong Consulate inquiry covering December 1870 to January 1879. It shows emigrant fees collected January 1872 to January 1879 exceeded by 11159 dollars the amount credited to the U.S. Treasury. The consul charged 4 59 and 6 50 for quadruplicate and quintuplicate records instead of legal fees, yielding 3166 dollars more than credited. A Mosby information hint suggests total fees received and accounted may reach 825000 dollars.
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Tragedy in Vermont as nephew attacked uncle at home
Reports from MecIndoes Falls describe a fatal assault on Streeter by his nephew amid allegations of slanderous reports about the wife. The piece notes other political and natural disaster items from Maine to Oregon, including a World’s Fair meeting and a church in Biddeford dismissing a Democrat pastor.
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Navy and Navy Yard Notes From Washington and Boston
Navy department advices list ships and personnel movements including Lackawanna sailing to Honolulu on December 11 and Wachusett being at Rio Janeiro the same date. Swatara to sail for Asiatic squadron, with Sampson in command and a full officer roster, plus new commodore Barrett and captain Stanton nominations confirmed.
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Rio Janeiro
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J. A. McDonald
Colorado
New York
C. H. Loring
W. G. Wilson
G. L. Albro
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Oscar F. Stanton
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H. R. Tyler
S. A. Staunton
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Hugh H. Cline
W. R. King
H. B. Norton
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T. D. Davison, Jr
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Andrew Harmon
Henry Davis
Thomas Ware
Swatara
O. W. Farenhalt
C. Audrade
House Coinage Committee Advances Silver and Gold Payment Plan
The House Committee on Coinage met and approved an amendment directing the Treasury to disburse gold and standard silver in paying interest on funded debt, matured coin obligations, and current expenses. They also ordered a report on Treasury involvement with the New York Clearing House and its acceptance of Treasury certificates, and they voted against Mr Jones's bill on coin denominations and standard weights.
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Jai
House Committee On Coinage
Weaver
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United States
Warner
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New York Clearing House
Jones
Maine House in crisis as seating fight sparks police guard
Gen Chamberlain tightens order at Augusta with 150 police and 75 guards as the House and Senate debate seating Dunnell and Styles amid a gubernatorial impasse. Fusionists rally, McLellan seeks warrants, and justice officials head to Bangor for tomorrow’s session.
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Portland
Bangor
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Col. Heath
Waterville
Senate Finance Committee debate on Bayard resolution in 4-4 split
The Senate Finance Committee tightens about United States notes while debating Bayard's resolution. Absent Nevada Senator Jones opposes, panel plans two reports, majority and minority, and a long, complex Senate debate with multiple amendments anticipated. The bill replaces Treasury notes wording with United States notes and sets their future status. Also covered are the Electoral vote counting bill and Ute Indian negotiations, plus Porter restoration discussions stirring in the House Military Committee.
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Brady's Mail Contract Increase Under Fire
Washington January 14 Second Assistant Postmaster General Brady faced questioning over the western mail contract price jump from 18000 to 101000. The examination focused on discretionary raises beyond congressional appropriations and on contractor Walsh once indicted for fraud. Brady argued he built up the service presuming future support and funds, while admitting limited corroboration for his actions.
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Brady
Western Mail
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States Claim Bill Faces Court of Claims Deadline
The bill introduced in the Senate by Mr Hear to resolve state claims against the United States sets March 1 1881 as the deadline for presenting cases to the Court of Claims with all claims not presented deemed forever barred. The court will report its conclusions of facts law and pertinent considerations to Congress.
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Court of Claims
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Railway Interests Oppose St Louis Alton Terre Haute Settlement
New York January 14 reports say stockholders of the St Louis, Alton and Terre Haute Railway form a coalition to oppose a settlement with Sage, Wilden and others claiming over 600000 remains due the company. Also notes annual meeting of the New Haven and Hartford Railway Company in New Haven.
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United States Agricultural Society Elects Officers
The twenty-eighth annual meeting of the United States Agricultural Society in Washington elected John Merrymay as president. State and Territory vice presidents were chosen, with an executive committee including Frederick Smyth and Ben Perley Poore. A resolution urges reviving society operations post Civil War and invites cooperation from state and local bodies.
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Maryland
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New Hampshire
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Ohio
William S. King
Minnesota
A. L. Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Robert Beverly
Virginia
N. M. Curtis
New York
A. M. Fulford
Ben. Perley Poore
Massachusetts
William S. French
Marshall P. Wilder
Republican intolerance in Biddeford church dismisses Democrat pastor
In Biddeford on January 14 the Universalist Church dismissed Rev. Henry A. Wales over his Democratic and Greenback gubernatorial nomination and legislative seat. Parishioners praised him before Republicans withdrew. the annual meeting then elected Republican officers. Wales, who never spoke politics from the pulpit, faces denouncement from some members, though salary funds have been raised to pay him.
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Murderous assault in Vermont leaves victim in peril
Wilfred Streeter was attacked in his Mwinde Falls home by his nephew John Cellison over alleged slander about Cellison’s wife. Streeter suffered severe facial and head wounds, his condition described as precarious. A warrant for Cellison’s arrest is outstanding as officers pursue him. The District Attorney was to attend.
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Schooner William H. Oakes Arrives After Seven Week Absence
Gloucester reports the schooner William H. Oakes reached port this afternoon after a seven week absence. The ship had caused some alarm among locals due to the long disappearance before finally docking in Gloucester.
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William H. Oakes
Questions submitted to the Maine Supreme Court on organized seating
A Bangor Maine report lists twenty seven questions posed by the Republican Legislature to the Supreme Judicial Court. The items ask whether governors councils summonses can seat unelected members and how a legislature might legally organize, elect officers, and administer oaths amid disputed returns and possible vacancies.
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Ferry Collision Destroys Olyphant Sinking Ferry G Olyphant
The Warren and the Long Island Annex boat G T Olyphant collided off Broome street at 3 30 PM. The Olyphant sank, five minutes after impact, with about twenty five aboard rescued by the Mary Ann. The Warren sustained bow damage and three cents per dollar dividend noted for Stuyvesant Bank. Captain Snow died in Fulton pilot house. John C French missing with 50 000 Musical Times.
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World’s Fair Promoters Gather in New York Meeting
A public gathering at Chickering Hall on January 14 promotes a world’s fair in New York in 1883. Erie Railroad President Jewett chairs, with vice presidents including Evarts, Cooper, Weed, Vanderbilt, Morgan, Arthur, and others. Delegates, state commissioners, and resolutions urge an international exposition under government auspices and broad nationwide support.
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Charles P. Daly
James Gordon Bennett
Oswald Ottendorfer
Robert Bonner
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Fires Burn Several Factories and Homes Across New England
A string of fire incidents nationwide reports extensive losses. In Philadelphia a group of furniture and spoke works burned, with total losses around 60,000 dollars. Bradford Vermont saw a house and barn burned with two horses lost and 400 dollars insured. Portsmouth New Hampshire reported a dwelling damaged by fire and water around 300 dollars insured. Rochester New Hampshire noted a 1,000 dollar chimney fire destroying the top of a house. St Johnsbury Vermont described a store interior fire with 600 dollars loss insured at 1,500. Brooklyn Mason’s fur dressing factory burned with 48,000 dollars loss and five firefighters injured by a collapsing wall.
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Woman's Board of Missions Holds First Outside Boston Meeting
Springfield Mass January 14 The annual meeting of the Woman's Board of Missions ended a two day session with large attendance and strong reports from around the world A public meeting drew local clergy and attention The officers named are all from Boston President Mrs Alpert Bowker vice president and recording secretary Mrs J A Copp home secretary Miss Abbie B Child treasurer Mrs Benjamin E Bates.
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Medill Marries Nellie Carson in Quincy nuptials
Samuel J. Medill managing editor of the Chicago Tribune wed Miss Nellie Murray Carson in Quincy Illinois on January 14. Nellie Carson is the daughter of Col John B Carson general manager of the Hannibal and St Joseph Railroad.
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Floods in St Kitts Desolate Island After Severe Rain
A St Thomas special reports devastating floods on St Kitts. About 200 people died and 250000 dollars in property was destroyed as torrents from Mount Misery swept arable land and Basseterre, leaving up to 25 000 residents homeless. Restoration efforts begin amid appeals for aid. A separate dispatch notes a violent Oregon storm with extensive damage in Portland and surrounding towns, several deaths, and railway and telegraph disruption.
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Local deaths and legal notices from Newport and surrounding towns
Daniel McDonald died suddenly at Newport Rhode Island from exposure and intemperance. Minnie Batley of Fall River died of apoplexy in Attieboro. Mills workers in Newport settled wage disputes and return to work. Mrs Granville Bell died after being found insensible in North Billerica. John W Stinson of Lawrence was arrested for perjury in a civil suit. Portsmouth stock subscriptions for a new shoe manufactory totaling 25000 dollars closed, with J S Knight named manager. A. P. Peck, Northampton defaulter, signals he will not return from Columbus. Legal suits against insurers and a bank seek about 39000 for Island Lodge House losses. Wells Beach loss settled in circuit court. Berkshire Grand Jury indictments include Webster for assault and burglaries. Charles O Peck indicted for forgery in Boston. Grand Jury saw about fifty cases. trial begins Monday.
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Icebound Hudson and murder at Oregon cabin
The Hudson River choked with ice ends navigation. In Oregon’s Washington County a 69 year old man, Jacob Swinger, was found murdered in his cabin. Two Columbus Medical College students face charges of robbing a cemetery body for dissection. Community unrest rises. The Navy notes Lackawanna reached Honolulu December 1 and Wachusett was at Rio de Janeiro. A new rail loop project links Grand Trunk to the western rail system via Potan Claire. Grant reception planned in Havana with elite society. Webster's Dictionary importers flagged by post office agents. Wisconsin soldiers plan reunion in Milwaukee June 7 for a week. many generals invited. Col. Charles Kuckner of Philadelphia arrested for stealing mail.
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Parnell and Dillon Tour with Mass Fund Drive
Parnell draws large Fall River crowd as 1,600 to 2,000 attend at the Academy. A $25 contribution from Mayor Greene and others brings the pledge to around 1,500 to 1,900, toward starving Ireland. New engagements listed include Providence January 17 and New Haven January 29, with Springfield and Cambridge Mass. shows through January 30 and 31.
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The Negro Exodus Fleeing North for Kansas
St Louis January 14 The Colored Relief Board received a letter from the president of the Colonization Council of the South reporting that since December 26 over 400 negro emigrants have left Caddees for Kansas. About 1 000 more in that section are eager to leave but lack funds. Whites in the area threaten the railroad if the negroes are moved, forcing those with means to travel in wagons to Atlanta to board trains. Refugees are expected today as the Relief Board, lacking funds, appeals for money and clothing.
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First National Bank feud ends with possible compromise
In St. Albans Vermont today rival boards of the First National Bank debated terms for new officers as ex-Gov Hendee considered the matter. President Sowles offered to buy out selling stock except his brother and claimed raid money from the government. Officials expect no settlement without legal action. the Comptroller will hear the dispute. Vermont National Bank declared a 3 percent semiannual dividend.
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Man Kills Would-Be Assassin at Plantion Gate Justifiable Homicide
Sidney Cole aged 19 rode to J. B. Wofford’s gate in Franklin Louisiana and threatened to kill the plantation manager. Wofford fired after Cole advanced with a pistol, killing him. the coroner’s jury ruled justifiable homicide.
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Indian hostiles move north as Mexican forces pursue
Gen. Carr reports from Fort Bowie that Gen. Trevino with several hundred Mexican troops pushes Victoria's band of hostiles north from Chihuahua. On January 2 prospectors in the Florida mountains were surprised by thirty Indians. one killed, two wounded, stock taken. On January 6 fifty-nine Indians were near McEwen's rancho moving toward Black Range with Maj. Morrow in pursuit. Governor of Chihuahua telegraphs about 100 Indians heading north after large depredations.
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Notice from Louisville on late night city papers
LoulimsviLle Kentucky January 14 At a late hour tonight a notice was sent to city papers Its contents are all that is known of the affair.
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