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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1879

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2

Departments close for Fourth of July vacation

Washington reports a three day halt in federal operations over the holiday. Marshals are not resigning and will continue duties while the Department of Justice seeks to construe statutes authorizing contracts with marshals to enforce criminal laws. Special deputies may be used for election law enforcement, but payment provisions remain uncertain in a deficiency bill.

Washington Department of Justice Congress

Bismarck Vatican Talks and Cabinet Resignations

A Rome dispatch says negotiations between Bismarck and the Vatican on religious differences proceed rapidly with a likely termination before Falk’s successor is named. Berlin reports suggest internal reshuffles, resignations, and possible Ministerial changes, while tariff questions stir imperial politics and state control plans.

Bismarck London Rome Germany Vatican Falk Berlin Herr Ritter Interior von Hobrecht von Putt Kammer Silesia The Times Herr Bennigsen Herr Franckenstein Franckenstein Prussia

Vanderbilts purchase boosts Troy and Boston stake

In Troy New York Daniel Robinson sold 2500 shares totaling 125000 dollars at fifty dollars a share to William H Vanderbilt doubling his stake to four thousand five hundred shares. The move aims to gain control over the Troy and Boston Railroad with planned large improvements and strategic railroad alignments amid volatile railroad speculation.

Troy N. X New York Daniel Robinson Boston William H. Vanderbilt D. Thomas Vail Troy and Boston Road Merchants and Mechanics’ Bank Vanl Vanderbilt Massachusetts Buffalo

Schemes of Republican Officials to Retain the Army of Marshals

Washington July 3 The National Republican prints views of government officials on Congress blocking marshals fees. They argue that contracts under the appropriation law do not apply to marshals serving process and duties under existing law with attached fees. Critics warn of impeachment threats against President Hayes and Attorney General Devens if they act on this view. Gen Matthews Detroit US Marshal asked the Attorney General by telegraph whether warrants in criminal cases should continue to be served. a reply was sent.

Devens Washineron D.C National Republican Today Congress Hayes Gen. Matthews United States Detroit Mich Department OF Justice Washington, D. C S. S. Matthews Charles Devens

Reichstag Adopts Duties on Cotton Goods and Coffee

Berlin July 3 The Reichstag approved duties on cotton goods apparel linen yarn and linen and silk goods. Tariff Committee fixes October 1 for new tariff start excluding Belgium treaty changes which begin January. An accord between Centre and Conservative parties sets coffee at 40 marks and petroleum at 6 marks with duties confirmed accordingly.

Berlin Reichstag

Hayes Rules Out Extra Session as Marshall Duties Continue

The Washington Post and Graphic dispatches report President Hayes will not reconvene Congress this year and sees no gain in October meetings. He expects marshals to continue duties, with no court or government business interruption. Reports of an extra session are denied.

Washington Washington Post Hayes Devens Congress New York the Graphic United States

Quiet at San Domingo as Hayti battles near Cape Haytian

Reports from San Domingo say perfect tranquillity prevails though Haytian fighting rages in Cape Haytian City. The National Assembly may close amid dissensions. Gen Teofilo Parisien attacked the Government House, rebels were driven out with many dead and wounded, Parisien fled toward Dominican territory. Sugar crop for the south pegged at 10 000 hogsheads. coffee at 850 per quintal. logwood 7 per 1000 pounds. In St Thomas, Venezuela’s President Guzman Blanco arrives. rumor swirls about Curacao sale to Venezuela. Blanco hands out 8000 francs to the poor and Senor Urbaneja governs in his absence. There is widespread unease as cargoes backlog and rains hinder commerce.

San Domingo Havana Congress United States Cape Haytian National Assembly of Porteaue Teofilo Parisien Parisien Monte Christi Dominican Republic St. Thomas Guzman Bianco Venezuela St. Nazaire Holland Curacoa Blanco Martinique Senor Diego Urbaveja

Peace talks with Zulu King near Isandlwana surrender terms

A Chelmsford telegram from Chelmsford’s HQ dated June 6 outlines a peace narrative with Cetewayo. If two cannon from Isandlwana are surrendered within a week and hostages sent to British lines, an armistice would pause hostilities until peace terms arrive. Cadal terms include Frere’s unconditional surrender, indemnity to England, and return of spoils. failure to comply may force recovery from holders. Cape Town reports hopeful progress as British forces show war fatigue.

London Chelmsford Isandula Cetewayo England Frere Uland Cape Town

Horses Stolen From Red Cloud Indians Across Nebraska

The Interior Department reports white men have stolen about 700 horses from Red Cloud agency Indians in recent weeks, with raids crossing the Nebraska line. State authorities do nothing to stop them, military authorities refuse pursuit due to posse comitatus limits, and the Indian agent lacks armed force. Indians, peaceful and turning to farming, have endured losses including Spotted Tail bands losing several thousand horses in two years.

Washington Interior Department Red Cloud Agency Nebraska Camp Sheridan Camp Robinson

Holidays at the Navy Yards Post Fourth of July

Secretary Thompson orders an extra holiday for Navy Yard employees, including per diem workers, the day after July Fourth. Also mentions codification of army regulations by Col. W. H. Roberts, and Capt. Eads receiving $500,000 for a 26 foot channel. President and cabinet families sail to Fortress Monroe on the Tallapoosa, returning Monday.

Washington Thompson W. H. Roberts French Military School of St. Cyr New Orleans Times McCrary Capt. Eads Eads Sherman Devens Tallapoosa Fortress Monroe

Democratic State Convention Endorses Bilks Ticket Amid Turmoil

San Francisco July 3 A heated Democratic State Convention session adopted a resolution endorsing the Honorable Bilks ticket except for Governor and judiciary amid desertions and fusion talk. Delegates clashed over endorsements, railroads, and party sellout accusations, then nominated a Lieutenant-Governor and other state officers. Adjourned sine die. The Workingmen Municipal Convention in San Francisco rescinded D L Smart’s nomination for City Attorney, naming John L Murphy for District Attorney and Robert Fedral for Superior Judge, with calls for July Fourth mass meetings to denounce Congress on the eight hour question.

San Francisco Sacramento Bilk Grenn Sullivan Fowler Irwin D. Lynch Thomas Fowler Levi Chase W.J. Tinnin Thomas Beck W. B. C. Brown Joseph Hamilton W. A. Minrs First Railroad District Carpenter Eldorado The Supreme Court S. B. McKee E. W. McKinstry A. J. D. Thornton E. M. Ross T. B. Stonery T. B. Reardon D. L. Smart John L. Murphy Smart Robert Fedral City Criminal Court Henry S. McGill Congress

Liberal defeats shift Vienna Reichsrath delegations

Vienna on July 3 reports that Liberal losses in Reichsrath elections threaten reduced Liberal influence in foreign policy delegations. Czech Conservatives claim a slim Bohemian majority making it likely none of Bohemia’s forty one Liberal members will be nominated to the delegation.

Vienna Reichsrath Bohemia

Famine Abating in Cashmere and Global Notes

Simla reports famine easing in Cashmere with improving crop prospects and robust autumn sowing. London hosts Chesterfield Stakes won by Ben a d Or. Pappoose and others noted. Merthyn coal colliers reject a 10 percent wage cut. Blackburn reports gloom in cotton mills. Gunboat Enterprise arrives at Christiania. Rothschild business to be run by Lionel’s three sons. Irish bishops reject the Irish University Bill. French duty on oils raised. Cheruff Pasha forms new Egyptian Ministry. Antonelli scandal: Cassation rejects Countess Lambertine appeal with costs.

Simla Cashmere London Newmarket Duke of Westminster Ben A d’Or Lorillard Pappoose Cherokee Geraldine Nereiad Versailles Customs Tariff Committee Cairo Cheruff Pasha Antonelli Rome Court of Cassation Lambertine Cardinal Antonelli

Trotting at Greenfield Mass Summer meeting opens

Trotting events at Franklin Park Greenfield on July 3 saw W J Haskell's Midget win the 2.50 race in three straight heats with best time 2.42 Nellie and Sadie placed second and third. E J Everett's Washington won the 2.35 race in three straight heats with best 2.36 Rush and Volcano followed. Attendance was small. Open day at Farmington N A also noted.

Greenfield Mass Franklin Park W.J. Haskell Nellie Sadie E. J. Everett Washington Rush Volcano Farmington N. H Farmington Trotting Park Hartford Conn Plainville Park May Ponchetta Wild Dandy R. B. Thomas Neilson Neli Rufus Dio Patchen Detroit

Senatorial Views of the Coming Contest Prophesied

New York July 3 Senator Rollins of New Hampshire voiced support for the best man in the 1830 Republican nomination, naming Grant Blaine Sherman and Washburn. Stanley Matthews foresees a close Ohio race with Foster favored, Sherman a strong nominee, Pendleton expects Grant unlikely to run, and cautions that election outcomes remain speculative.

New York Rollins New Hampshire Grant Blaine Sherman Washburn New England Stanley Matthews Ohio Foster George H. Pendleton Gen. Grant

York County Democratic Convention Nominates Slates

The July 3 convention in Alfred Maine numbered 134 delegates. Edwin Stone of Biddeford chaired. Nominations included Senators J Q Dennett Biddeford Lra 8 Libby Limerick Josiah A Stover Kittery County Commissioner Brackett Hall North Berwick Treasurer George A Hammond Elliot Clerk of Courts J F Dearborn Parsonsfield All except Stover and Hammond backed Greenback nominees.

Alfred Edwin Stone Biddeford J. Q. Dennett Lra Libby Limerick Josiah A. Stover Kittery Brackett Hall North Berwick George A. Hammond Elliot J. F. Dearborn Parsonsfield Stover Hammond Greenback

Reported Large Sale of Confederate Money in New York

A Brooklyn regiment heads toward Newport amid brilliancy claims. Nassau Street dealer says nearly $1,000,000 in Confederate notes, mainly 1861 Montgomery County Bank and Richmond Bank Note Company issues, were shipped to England and France last week. Bales of Confederate money have drawn orders from England Germany and France.

Brooklyn Newport New York Nassau Street England France Montgomery Alabama Richmond Bank Note Company Germany Waite United States Circuit Court Lynn Mass Col. Stillwell Merritt Sherman William H. Grace Amalgamated Trade Union Fall River Central Park Frost Coney Island Newmarket N. H Twenty-Third Brooklyn Regiment Sandy Hook Evarts

How They Make Fortunes Schemes by New York Capitalists

The Commercial Advertiser reports the New York Loan and Improvement Company declared a 3.5 percent cash dividend and issued two Metropolitan shares per Loan and Improvement share. Books close, dividend payable July 9. Rumors allege bids for the Hudson tunnel and rights to build the old New York Boston and Montreal Railroad.

New York New York Loan and Improvement Company Metropolitan Loan and Improvement Company New York and Jersey City Hudson River New York, Boston and Montreal New York Elevated New York Loan

Farm wife ends planned elopement with dramatic rescue

Mr Owens of a Wilna farm planned elopement with neighbor’s wife Mrs Shaw. Mrs Owens intercepted at a road passage, leaped the fence, seized the bridle, dragged Mrs Shaw from the horse, struck Owens, then forced him back home before driving away with the husband.

Owens Wilna Jefferson County N.Y Shaw Mrs Shaw Watertown

Fire reports from across the United States July 3

Despatches recount fires at Imperial and Bullion mines Virginia Nevada with five men fighting a bulkhead and failing air. Sing Sing prison south foundry fire under investigation with undisclosed losses. grist mill at Shannonville Ontario destroyed. Hutchins Furniture in Concord New Hampshire burned. Jennings and Co packing house Oswego Kansas burned. Paterson New Jersey Methodist Church damaged but saved.

San Francisco Cal Virginia Nev Imperial Poughkeepsie N. Y Sing Sing Shannonville Ont F. Wallbridge Belleville N. S. Appleby Concord N. H E. W. Hutchins Furniture Manufacturing Company Oswego Kansas Jennings & Co New York Paterson N. J

Parallel fates of Napoleons sons from luck to loss

The New York Times remarks on the deaths of Louis Napole and the Duke of Reichstadt, two Napoleon heirs, each dying young and shaped by their fathers' downfalls. Both were educated abroad, frail of health, and praised for amiability while their line failed under imperial overreach.

New York Times Louis Napoleon Duke of Reichstadt Rome Austria England Napoleon I Schomnbrunn Napoleon III

Montreal railway extension near Longueil to finish July 10

Montreal, July 5 report extends the Montreal Portland and Boston Railway from St Lamberts to Longueil will be completed on the 10th. Amicable crossing arrangements with the Grand Trunk. McGibbon & Baird grocers, recent failure, offer 40 cents on the dollar. Liabilities $40,000. J Claxton & Co dry goods fail, settle with creditors in Montreal and England for 40 cents on the dollar in four to sixteen months, secured.

Montreal Montreal, Portland and Boston St. Lamberts Longueil Grand Trunk McGibbon & Baird Ss. J. Claxton & Co England

Richmond Social Belle Dies After Night Fire Burn

Miss Louise Bolling aged 20 daughter of Col. Thomas Bolling died from burns suffered when her dress caught fire from a piece of burning paper she threw on the floor after lighting the gas. She was a leading Richmond society belle.

Richmond Louise Bolling Thomas Bolling Bolling Richmond Society

Salisbury Beach Railway to receive iron tiles by steamer

Newburyport Mass July 5 fifty tons of iron tiles for the Salisbury Beach Railway arrive by steamer Hercules tomorrow. The road is to be finished July 20. Today is the hottest day of the season with the thermometer at 98 in the shade. Souther of Seabrook N H was sunstruck today.

Newburyport Mass Salisbury Beach Hercules Souther Seabrook N. H

Tragic Jump From Train Kills Woman Near Turner's

Mrs Henry Laroe wife of the Neeleystown ticket agent and her sister Lizzie Clark aged 17 jumped from a Montgomery and Erie Railroad train at Turner's Turner's. Laroe was instantly killed Clark seriously injured. They forgot to leave the cars and misjudged the speed of the train.

Newburgh Henry Laroe Neeleystown Montgomery and Erie Lizzie Clark Turner’s Is Laroe Miss Clark

Ex Gov Morgan Arrives in Newport for Summer Season

Ex governor Morgan of New York reaches Newport for the summer amidst preparations as Fourth of July decorations begin Wednesday. State company arrivals Thursday night accompany a family feud that led to a failed shooting at John Haining, a Boston dry goods clerk. no arrests reported.

Morgan New York Newport John Haining Joseph Thurston Haining Boston

Destructive May Cyclone Studied by Signal Service Officer

Sergeant Finney, arriving in St Louis from Washington, reports surveying over 30 cities in Kansas Nebraska and Missouri. He identifies a broad storm area and eleven distinct tornadoes, nine on May 30 and two on May 29, all from the same system. A fuller report will be made to the Signal Service Bureau.

ST. Louiis Sergeant Finney Signal Service Washington Kansas Nebraska Missouri Winney Signal Service Bureau

Stockholders sue Flood and estate executors for 1 million

John H. Burks files suit for consolidated Virginia stockholders in the Twenty third District Court to recover 1 000 000 from James C Flood Pacific Refining and Bullion Exchange and the executors of the estate of W S O Brien Deceased The action ties up the O Brien estate which was near distribution and mirrors four related suits currently before the courts totaling 41 444 000

San Francisco Cal Twenty-third District Court John H. Burks Virginia James C. Flood Pacific Refining and Bullion Exchange W.S. O’brien O’brien

War path of potato bugs in Northern Aroos took

Reports describe large infestations of potato bugs in remote farms of Northern Aroos took spreading through woods. A drunken passenger jumped overboard from the steamer Joan Brooks near Marblehead but was rescued. A one armed man, Calvin Sargent, was captured after stabbing a girl in Waltham last week. The Executive Council recommended pardons for Deborah Gilbert, Rufus N Higgins, and Moses Austin. A water rescue on Hurricane island saved Michael Kallaher after a boat capsized killing Peter Murphy. Hedgehog bed fellow incident ends with removal of quills from William Cove’s head.

Aroostook Joan Brooks Marblehead Calvin Sargent Waltham Devereux Hilsworth Executive Council Deborah Gilbert Rufus N. Higgins Androscoggin Moses Austin W. A. Thompson Gardiner Peter Murphy Michael Kallaher Wimalhaven Murphy Kallaher William Cove Enfield

Notable Portsmouth arrests and New Hampshire hearings

Oscar Barron recuperates from heart strain associated with his White Mountain ventures. George Laskey of Portsmouth faces arrest as an accessory with Charles J. Gilbert in a mail robbery. The New Hampshire Governor and Council will hear next Tuesday for commutation of Buzzell Ossipee murderer sentence, with J. W. Edgerly acting as counsel. Portsmouth merchants consider a first class passenger and freight steamer to Boston and discuss rail connections with Concord Railroad. Public schools in Manchester extend to a ten week vacation, making a thirty eight week term. L. B. Bodwell & Co. coal bill approved at 2000 pounds per ton. city allocates $1000 for High School heating equipment. High School graduation observed by large audience.

Oscar Barron White Mountain George Laskey Portsmouth Charles J. Gilbert United States New Hampshire Buzzell J. W. Edgerly Boston Concord Railroad Boston and Maine Eastern Road Portsmouth and Dover Lover Manchester L. B. Bodwell & Co

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