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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1881

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2

Government's Canada Pacific Railway plan faces capital rivals

Canada contends its private negotiations with top capitalists favored with exclusive terms. A rival syndicate offers to build cheaper, with 20 million dollars and 20 million acres, paying duties, subject to fair competition. If stronger bids emerge, the government may be forced to reverse its position.

Canada Pacific Railway Dominion England Canada

Morning's News Highlights Around the World

Abandoned permanent Philadelphia exhibit and sale of centennial buildings. Broadway boiler blast in New York causes property damage with no fatalities. Greece to attack Turkey before month end, warned France won’t back Greece. Obituary for Rev James Murphy pastor in Massachusetts and New Dover. Inferno in Elizabeth Pennsylvania destroys 52 Jersey cattle 75 game chickens and 5 hunting dogs. Census bill to add £500000 for bureau work. Merchants' Club NY backs bankruptcy law. Lowell plan praised. NY Cotton Exchange condemns telegraph monopoly and ponders a new company. Avalanche near Alta buries part of mining town. several deaths feared. Senate not in session. House spends day on funding bill with amendments on currency, sinking funds, and redemption of bonds.

Philadelphia Broadway New York Greece Turkey France James Murphy Patrick’s Church South Lawrence Mass St. Michael's North Andover Elizabeth Lancaster County Senate Committee On the Census Census Bureau Merchants’ Club of Washington Lowell Boston New York Cotton Exchange Anovther Telegraph Company Rocky Mountain Salt Lake Alta United States Senate House Claflin Mr. Carlisle Secretary of the Treasury Elizabeth Stock Farms J. Dawson Coleman Colin Cameron Cameron Durham WN. C Raleigh N. C Styron & Co Blackwell & Co Church Street Durham Light Infantry North Carolina State Guards Jewett City Conn Norwich Hopeville Ashland Cotton Company Springfield Austin Jones North Hatfield James Fisk, Jr Fisk Hines Moseley & Moran Westfield Haie & W Norcross San Francisco Hale & Norcross New Virginia Cortlandt Street Waterbury Clock Company Charles Bruno & Son Clock Company Cornelius Vanderbilt

Avalanche Rips Alta Mine Region Triggering Panic and Exodus

Snow storms batter Wahsatchs Utah near Alta as avalanches wreck tram sheds and buildings. Several deaths reported including Mrs Hoskins and two children. others missing. Eight miles of Big Cottonwood already a massive slide with townsfolk fleeing down the canyon. miners evacuating while authorities fear further avalanches as slopes remain undenuded.

Salt Lake Utah Alta Wabsatch and Jordan Valley Railroad Barbey Victoria and Imperial House Jonathan Hoskins Charles Symons Robert Howarth Eben Morris Main Street John Fitzgerald P. B. Lee William Hollingshead Richard Williams John Washington Joab Lawrence Joab Lawrence Company Bufffalo Big Cottonwood Mayfield Gulch

Permanent Exhibition to Close in Philadelphia Today

At the stockholders annual meeting President Paxton will urge abandoning the Permanent Exhibition. The building, once costly to fix and unable to reach self sufficiency, will be sold as gate receipts fall well short of costs. Over 13 000 shares are held chiefly by railroad firms. The project began in 1877 with centennial hopes and faced repeated financial blows.

Philadelphia Paxton United States Treasury Centennial Board of Finance

Reading Deferred Bonds Staged for Stockholders Meeting

In Philadelphia the Philadelphia and Reading railroad directors postponed the next stockholders meeting to Monday at 11 o'clock. Reading office lists for deferred bond subscriptions closed, with treasurer saying he will announce the subscribed amount by Tuesday. Jay Gould reportedly has no involvement with a Mexican National Railroad Construction company, per a Denver telegram. The Texas and St Louis railroad reports progress toward regular service to Corsicana with new stations and cotton shipments rising. W H Vanderbilt denies leasing the Canada Southern to the New York Central.

The Herald Denver Palmer Colorado Springs Jay Gould Mexican National Railroad Construction Company Texas and

Utah Governor Defends Naturalization Certificate Claim

Gov. Eli A. Murray of Utah said at a Chicago press banquet that he issued a certificate designating Campbell as congress delegate after finding Cannon an unnaturalized Englishman. Cannon's claimed citizenship via a court judgment could not be verified by Murray after searching records since 1852. Murray warned Mormon colonization in Arizona and Idaho could reshape the region into several new states.

Chicago Eli A. Murray Utah Salt Lake City Kentucky Murray Campbell Congress Cannon United States Gov Arizona Idaho

Sitting Bull Expresses Caution on Surrender Move

Despatches from Sitting Bull's camp at Milk River indicate willingness to come in quietly, with scouts and Maj Ages pressed to force a move. The Mes­senger reports hostiles in destitute condition and two chiefs aiming for Fort Buford despite Sitting Bull's stance. Allison plans to return Saturday. Sitting Bull is asked to begin removal by Jan 18 or Maj Ages' force will advance.

Wolf Point Indian Agency M. T Fort Burorpd Sitting Bull Milk River Poplar Creek Allison Fort Buford Sitting Ball Maj Ages Hhis Village

Philadelphia clerk Berry Robinson kills self in office basement

Philadelphia dispatch reports James R. Robinson, known as Berry Robinson, a locality clerk in the Prothonotary Menn office, cut his throat in the basement this afternoon. Suffering from rheumatism and gout, compounded by domestic troubles, the act follows a period of illness and distress. The coroner and local authorities investigate the case.

Philadelphia James R. Robinson Berry Robinson Prothonotary Menn Lim

Political Pickings The Revolt Against Boss Cameron in Pennsylvania

Philadelphia report recalls a Westchester call urging stout Republicans to resist caucus control and back a capable Senate candidate. Other dispatches note Sherman and Allison visiting Mentor, colored Republicans seeking cabinet parity, and Philadelphia’s Republican committee split over a city ticket.

Cameron Pennsylvania Philadelphia Westchester Harrisburg Commonwealth Odd Fellows’ Hall Henry J. Lewis Sherman Allison Gen. Garfield Cleveland Sterman Mentor Ohio Associated Press Mansfield Washington Town Treasury Iowa Northwest James F. Wilson Wilson Nashville Teen John M. Livingston Garfield

Merchants Push Bankrupt Law and Harvard Alumni Election

In New York a Merchants club meeting urged a Washington move to back a bankrupt law, with a World’s Fair finance committee forming under R. G. Ralston as temporary chair and John P. Townsend as secretary. Harvard Alumni elected Weld as president and set plans for a dinner. other items note a fatal accident involving Charles Hanff’s chiseling, a theft case linked to U. S. Grant’s overcoat, and a temporary injunction against city tax levies on the People's Bank.

New York Merchants’ Club Washington Lowell Boston World’s Fair Commissioners R. G. Ralston John P. Townsend Enestine Kerstine Hebrew Orphan Asylum Morris Kerstine Ashley, Hil Marion S. Lipstadt Broadway East Forty First Street Harvard Alumni Association F. M. Weld A. G. Brown William E Worther James L. Lymab C. C. Beaman Franklin Bar Lett Nathaniel J Smith J. Frank Brownell Charles Hanff Edward Henry Raymond U. S. Grant U.S. Grant Rial Baldy Smith People’s Bank China F. M. Gunnell Gunnell Navy P.S. Wales Thompson Massachusetts Loring- Boynton Loring Weaver John P. Gould House of Representatives Committee of Ways and Means

Boiler Explodes on Broadway in New York Destruction Without Loss of Life

On January 16 a boiler in the McCreery & Co dry goods store at Broadway and Eleventh exploded, shaking nearby buildings and shattering windows. Debris covered the street, bricks and stone fell, and a manhole cover flew across, but no one was hurt. The Methodist book concern, owner of the building, faces $8,000 to $10,000 in damages. McCreery’s stock was unharmed. Engineer Samuel Rushworth and the foreman were absent at the time.

New York McCreery & Co Broadway Eleventh Street University Place Samuel Rushworth Rushworth SeCreery Methodist Book Concern Roor McCreery Youngstown Thomas Davis Valley Norfolk Old Dominion Steamship Company Baltimore North Carolina Old Dominion Longs Taunton Looney A.C. Seymour & Co Fail River Congdon, Carpenter & Co Providence Samuel Wolf Quinn & Woodland Fall River Wolf Quinn, Woodland & Co Ipswich House

Popular Movement against Telegraph Consolidation

In New York on January 16 a Cotton Exchange meeting formed an eleven member committee to oppose the telegraph company consolidation. The group pledges to mobilize cotton, produce, bankers and merchants nationwide to prevent a monopoly and ensure service by an independent organized firm. Reports cite Wall Street brokers earning profits from the deal while small operators are wiped out. William E. Connor, linked to Jay Gould, reportedly lost about 150000. Many workers face unemployment due to the consolidation.

New York Cotton Exchange United States Wall Street Western Union Wm. EK. Connor Jay Gould Gould

Grant orders repairs to cottage for summer occupancy

Long Branch New Jersey January 16 Gen Grant designates architect R V Breece of the city to repair and restore his cottage for occupation this summer In a bar room fight at Lawlers hotel West End Murphy employed by Hoeys Hollywood park was stabbed by Shaughnessy the wound proved fatal Shaughnessy is under arrest

Long Branch N.J Gen. Grant R. V. Breece Lawler’s West End Murphy Hoeys Hollywood Park Shaughnessy

Congress Debates Five Minute Refund Bonding Plan

The House spent most of its session on speeches over the refunding bill. Mr. Anderson urged currency notes not bearing interest to retire national bank notes, saving interest on 343 million dollars. A substitute for 3 percent bonds failed narrowly, with Republicans largely opposing low-rate bonds. The bill would issue 400 million of 3 percent bonds and 300 million of 8 percent certificates, aiming to remove silver from the treasury and redefine security for national bank circulation.

Washington House Anderson Frye Secretary of the Treasury McLane Senate Mr. McLane Messrs Morse Henry Dunn Cravens Johnston Morrison Buckner Wells Hutchins Steele Updegraff Iowa Washburn New York Carlisle Banking Association United States Weaver Wood

Advocates of the Nicaragua Canal Scheme Hearings

The House special committee on the interoceanic canal met to consider the Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua. S. B. Phelp defended the project and challenged Nimmo’s treasury tonnage estimates, projecting at least 3,000,000 tons yearly and a potential $7.5 million annual gross. Hearings for ex-Secretary Thompson of the Panama Canal Company and Dr. Eads were planned, with other officials in attendance.

Washington House Maritime Canal Company Nicaragua Phelp Nimmo Treasury Department Inter-Oceanic Canal Whittehorne the Navy

Williams and plat removal ends in tragedy name tied to merchant family

Rep Bank New Jersey January 16 Edward Williams 33 single son of Hartshorne Williams a well known New York merchant and nephew of the late Commodore Carpenter U S N while removing the plat

Landlords Viewed as Hobbers and Intruders in Land League Row

London dispatch reports Tenant intimidation under land league influence, with landlords labeled robbers. Tralee branch officers go to trial as Home Rule split weakens Irish ranks. Parnell seeks to obstruct coercion measures while Gladstone delays to shape Ireland land bill policy.

London Mitchell Henry The Times Land League Davitt Tralee Messrs Brassill and Leatry Home Rulers Parnell League S Mall Jacob Bright Burt Bradlaugh Jesse Collings Labouchere Thompson Joseph Cowen Arnold Ireland Gladstone

Greece to invade Jurcey end of January

A Constantinople dispatch reports Greece plans to attack Jurcey at month end. France warns Greece has no Berlin conference rights and should not expect French support. The Porte urges an European conference to quell warlike moves, while Greece negotiates to buy four swift unarmored cruisers.

London Constantinople Greece Jurcey Athens Berlin France Porte Europe Turkey Chamber of Deputies Cuba The Times Calcutta

Crown Prince Backs Project Against Anti Jews Movements

In Berlin the German Crown Prince Frederick William criticized the anti Jewish movement now sweeping schools and universities. He urged its demise, saying intellectuals should not support efforts condemned for their aims and spread across educational institutions.

London Frederick William Institution of Invalids Berlin

Huey Hanged for 1879 Osceola Murder in Arkansas

Memphis report states Cal Huey was hanged Friday in Osceola Arkansas for the 1879 murder of John Broadway in Crittenden County. Huey and three accomplices entered Broadway’s home masked to seize supposed money. Jeffries and Potter remain at large, while L L Ford was hanged last June.

Memphis Tenn Huey Osceola Arkansas John Broadway Crittenden County Broadway Jeffries Potter L. L. Ford

Indians Attack Mesilla Fort Run Stage Near Fort Cummings

Despatches report the Mesilla to Fort Cummings stage was attacked by about forty Indians last evening, fourteen miles from Fort Cummings. The driver and three men and one woman, passengers, were found mutilated and burned. Bodies taken to Fort Cummings as troops pursue the raiders.

San Francisco Cal Tucson Deming Mesilla Fort Cummings

Keokuk Northern Line Packet Insolvency Declared

Minority stockholders meet at St Louis and decide the Keokuk Northern Line Packet company is insolvent and assign its property to Charles Green. The circuit court has already appointed a receiver for part of the company’s assets in this state, clouding the assignment’s effect.

Sr. Louis Keokuk Northern Line Packet Company Charles Green

Ice floe breaks from Hook to Highlands stranded vessels

In Highlands New Jersey on January 16 the two month ice barrier broke away at night from the Hook to the Highlands. Many ships were stranded and damaged by the moving ice. Ice above the point measured twenty four inches thick.

Highlands N. J Hook

Banquet for Gov Plaisted in Bangor and notable Maine incidents

Gov Plaisted was banqueted by Democrats and Greenbackers in Bangor. A Grand Trunk freight train derailed at Falmouth, injuring none. 16 year old James Hart died after being crushed by a Grand Trunk train in Portland. Marcus Richardson, a North Bangor centenarian, funeral held after dying aged 100 years 2 months. Dr W W Larrabee of Saco found dead, suspected overdose. A mad dog in Cumberland Centre bit several dogs and a girl, then attacked a boy. dog and other bitten dogs killed.

Gov. Plaisted Penobscot Exchange Bangor Grand Trunk Falmouth James F. Hart American Union Telegraph Company Portland Marcus Richardson Maine W. W. Larrabee Saco Cumberland Centre

Notable figures in Atkinson and nearby cities pass away

Judge Knight of Atkinson died from injuries after a fall. James Hickey, hurt in a rail accident at Newmarket Junction, died Saturday at Exeter. Judge E B G Hazen, a Republican stamp orator, has left Manchester. creditors seek him with debts in the hundreds of dollars.

Judge Knight Atkinson James Hickey Newmarket Junction Exter E. B. G. Hazen Manchester

Card Collections offer seven Shakespeare cards gratis

In Philadelphia a firm offers seven color cards illustrating Shakespeare's Seven Ages of Man. Demand is high, so applicants must buy seven bars of Dobbins Electric Soap from a grocer on the day of application to receive the full set gratis by mail. The maker notes the soap is a weekly household necessity and urges prompt applications.

Shakspeare Dobbins I. L. Cragin & Co South Fourth Street Philadelphia

Massachusetts business directory items and manufacturers

Benefit associations led by W. A. Simmons and G. A. Litchfield list large certificates. Wholesale boots and shoes firms include Batchelder Lincoln and Hosmer Codding. Brass products from Benedict Burnham and Plume Atwood. Feather dusters by Shours. Lime cement and lumber suppliers Lobbs J S & Co and Melson Moseley. Leather goods by John W. Lebecke. Neponset and Postoffice Square offices noted.

Batchelder & Lincoln Federal Street Hosmer, Codding & CO Brass Manufacturers & Dealers Benedict & Burnham Manufacturing CO Oliver Street Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Company Leatherkbee John W Albany Street Melson, Moseley & CO Kilby Street Stearns Neponset

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