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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1880

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2

Calumny and calm defiance cited in Worcester Spy note

The Worcester Spy remarks Col Cash of South Carolina who killed Col Shannon bears himself with calmness and dignity. It also notes Vermont youths who tarred a woman show similar calmness and good health, a tracing of composed composure amid violence.

Col. Cash South Carolina Shannon Worcester Vermont

Pilot argues truants belong in separate restraint facilities

The Pilot contends that children jailed for truancy should be housed in facilities utterly separate from criminals. It says a thief or a wife beater should not be kept near a boy who has run away from school, even if he is an habitual truant.

Northwest Wheat Prospects Improve Over Last Year

It is cheering to learn that gloomy reports of a crop failure in the Northwest have been spread by speculators. Several causes have combined to injure the crop in some localities, but the average for the whole Northwest will surely be larger than last year.

Northwest

Democratic National Committee Extends Honor to Mr Tilden

The Democratic National Committee met in New York with Senator Barnum presiding. It announced an expanded Executive Committee and paid respects to ex Gov Tilden at his residence. Steven son read a Cincinnati resolution praising Tilden, who thanked the committee and pledged cooperation as a private citizen. Hancock then visited Mr English for a brief conference.

New York Democratic National Committee Senator Barnum W.H. Barnum Connecticut F. O. Prince Massachusetts George T. Barnes Georgia Wm. ©. Goudy Illinois Austin H. Brown Indiana M. M. Ham Iowa Henry D. McHenry Kentucky Outerbridge Husey Maryland P. H. Kelly Minnesota Alvah H. Silloway New Hampshire Orestes Cleveland New Jersey Abram 8. Hewitt M. W. Ransom North Carolina Wm. M. Armstrong Ohio Wm. L. Scott Pennsylvania Thos. O’connor Tennessee B. B. Smalley Vermont Mr. Tilden Tilden Stevenson Convention of the American Democracy Cincinnnti Winfield Scott Hancock William H. English United States American Republic Union Jefferson Madison Jackson Cincinnati Samuel J. Tilden Gov. Stevenson Democratic Party of the Hancock English Democratic National Executive Committee William H. Barnum Gen. Duncan Messrs Hewitt Cleveland Scott Smalley and Hoosey Messrs. Barnum Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Whyte McDonald Wallace Eppa Hunton Virginia Augustus Schell Duncan Walker Washington B. F. Jonas Louisiana Fifth Avenue Cooper Institute Irving and Nilsson Eaton Bayard Delaware McDonald and Voorhees Beck Lamar Mississippi Kernan Thurman and Pendleton Springer Ilinois Knott Ewing Randall and Clymer Tucker Horatio Seymour Lucius Robinson A. Hewitt William Dorsheimer C. A. Dana Richard O’gorman J. B. Stalle Henry Watterson Grosbeck Hendricks

Political notices and convention notes across states and districts

A dense list of election dates across New Hampshire and other states, followed by reports from political conventions. Details include district dates in New Hampshire, nominations for presidential electors, and brief notes on Irish National Republican, Greenback, and Republican activities. Prominent figures include M. W. Tappan and J. F. Briggs, with conventions in Indianapolis Sedalia and Washington affiliates.

Carrol Ossipee Merrimack Concord Hillsborough Nashua Cheshire Keene Sullivan Newport Grafton Woodsville Coos Lancaster Portsmouth Dover Newmarket Exeter Derry Manchester Buffstown Greenville Fitzwilliam Rochester Pittsfield Fisherville Hillsborough Bridge Wolfsborough Tilton Plymouth Lebanon M. W. Tappan W.E. Chandler O. C. Moore E. H. Rollins J. F. Briggs L. D. Mason Indianapolis Ind Kentucky Virginia Illinois Iowa Ohio Pennsylvania District of Columbia Michigan Missouri Wisconsin New York A. S. Morrison A. G. Porter Greenback Sedalia Lyman A. Brown Homer F. Fellows O. D. Jones A. C. Mankes John M. Sneedy A. N. McGindley Supreme Court Peter E. Bland Godlove S. Orth Indiana Vermont Waterbury N. C. Deering Osage Mitchell County T. M. Rice Congress Rice Mississippi J. R. Chalmers

Educational session at Chautauqua on industrial education

Proceedings of the National Educational Association at Chautauqua discuss industrial education. Lectures by Swiss consul John Hitz on girls’ industrial training and Worcester official A P Marble on goals for public schooling. Adams highlighted the Norfolk county school report as a revealing measure of local education.

The Educational Association Chautauqua N. Y. CuauTauqua N. Y National Educational Association John Hitz Switzerland A. P. Marble Worcester Mass Hayes W. N. Payne Ann Arbor University Col. Parker Quincy Charles Francis Adams George J. Walker Norfolk County Massachusetts

Second Day Session of the American Philological Association

Philadelphia July 14 The second day of the American Philological Association met with Prof. C H Fay presiding. Papers were read by Prof. Whitney Dr Cottell and others. The nominating committee proposed officers led by President L R Packard with vice presidents F Alien M W Humphries and others. The report's acceptance elected the officers and adjournment followed.

American Philological Association Philadelphia American Philological Associaion C. H. Fay Harvard College Whitney Yale College Cottell Lafayette College Humphries Vanderbilt University Nashville Teon L. R. Packard Frederick Alien Harvard University M. W. Humphries Easton Basil C. Gildersleeve John Hopkins University Baltimore William W. Goodman J. Hammond Hartford Conn William D. Whitney

Two Negroes Killed by Masked Men In Dignation of Citizens

In Memphis July 14 report details the killing of Ed Nelons held responsible for earlier murder of Rufus Armstead. Nelons and two accomplices were captured, then seized by masked men as they were moved to Hernando. Nelons executed, companions found dead with throats cut and wounds. Indignation meeting in Austin condemns the act and forms committees to identify the murderers.

Memphis Rufus Armstead Horn Lake Miss Ed Nelons Armstead de Soto County Nelons Tunica County Pentiss Nelons Tom Keankey Herdando Prentiss Nelons Tom Koukey Hernardo Austin

Floods in Colorado Wash Rails and Homes Away

Floods across Colorado from swollen streams and a water spout in the mountains wash out railroad tracks and bridges. Denver reports Cherry Creek rising five feet with a bridge weakened. Fountain flood worse than in 1863, a canyon river bottom camp evacuates with one death avoided. railroad twenty miles from Pueblo washed out. emigrants lose belongings as cloud burst triggers torrent.

Denver Col Cherry Creek California Central Tribune Pueblo

Remains Found Near Mt Washington Summit

Three climbers from Glen House discovered a skeleton and woolen clothes behind a rock within a mile of the summit on Mt Washington. A pocketbook marked Harry W. Hunter and a printers' union certicate dated 1874 were found in a pocket. A large party examined the site near Crawford’s old bridle path.

Glen House N. H Mt. Washington Fuckerman Crawford’s Summit House Harry W. Hunter Printers’ Union

Grave injuries in Long Island Railroad laborer accident

A gravel train east of Pearsall's Station near Far Rockaway struck a heavy rope from a derrick, tearing into cars and injuring 35 Italian laborers. Several had skull fractures and broken limbs. three are fatally injured. Non English speaking workers were rushed to Brooklyn for treatment.

New York Long Island Pearsall’s Station Fairockaway Brooklyn

Philadelphia Striking Paddlers Face Union Split Ultimatum

In Philadelphia 1,200 paddlers and helpers from Jones Rowland Co Stephen Robbins Son Hughes Patterson Marshall Bros and others strike for eight weeks over wage cuts. Employers offer a sliding scale and demand that returning workers abandon the union or any conflicting society by July 23.

Philadelphia Jones, Rowland & Co Stephen Robbins & Son Hughes & Patterson Marshall Bros. & Co Philadelphia Iron and Steel Company Gaulbert, McFadden & Caskey

Egypt Makes a Demand Upon the United States

Paris reports the grand opening of the national fete at the Hippodrome in Long Champs with President Gregg and a vast staff reviewing troops and presenting new colors to regiments before about 100000 spectators. Notre Dame cathedral is brilliantly illuminated. The city is decorated, crowds are immense yet orderly, and Paris braces for one of history’s greatest demonstrations. Gambetta tours central quarters amid huge enthusiasm as Place de la Bastille glows with lights and public celebrations proceed with concerts and fireworks.

Paris Long Champs Gregg Cathedral of Notre Dame America France Switzerland Buttes Chaumont Passy Madeline St. Augustine Trinity St. Germain Grevy Gambetta Place de la Bastile Trocadero

Slaughter of Sick Prisoners by Spaniards Near Manzaville

The Telegram reports Cuban revolutionaries received word of Spaniards killing sick Cuban prisoners captured in a residence near Manzaville. Named victims include Minister of War Pio Rosaldo, Natallio Argento, Dr Enrique Tarres, Ramon Gutreez, Felix Marezono, Domingo Messa, Lieut Manuel Cortez Echeverria, and several others.

New York Cuban Revolutionary Committee Tarres Manzaville Pio Rosaldo Santiago de Cuba Natallio Argento Italy Garibaldi Enrique Varona Tarres Puerto Principe Ramon Gutreez Boyamo Felix Marezono Matanzas Domingo Messa Manuel Cortez Echeverria

Egypt Demands U S Indemnity and Ivory Coast Events

A Cairo dispatch reports Egypt has asked the United States Consul General for a clear stance on joining the Commission of Liquidation, with a similar ask to Russia. Meanwhile Ireland’s Compensations bill faces obstruction in Parliament as debates threaten to extend the session and raise discontent among Irish voters.

New York Cairo Egypt United States Russia Farman Washington State Department Evarts Khedivé Remington Arms Factory Remingtons Ireand

Global dispatches and varied 19th century notes

A mixed Reuters style roundup reports vacancies benefiting Republicans in Britain India and Ireland with Afghan evacuations near Cabul and mined forts around Sherpur. Derby protests loom as owners challenge Ben d Or. Ireland faces harvest fears amid heavy rains. Papal encyclical support for Belgian bishops is noted. Berlin hints at non secession of National Liberals. Bolton plans a general lockout if wage demands persist. Constantinople signals cautious war posture while L Intransigeant attacks Gawdetta supporters. Hay crop damage spreads across Warwickshire and Leicestershire. Rochdale weavers end strike with wage reduction withdrawn. Toulouse Jesuits relocate to Spain.

Bombay Cabul Sherpur Cabal Robert the Devil Ben d Jockey Club Dublin Ireland Berlin Bolton Constantinople Porte Henri Rochefort Paris Gawdetta Warwickshire Leicestershire Rochdale Toulouse Carrion Murcia Spain

Mexico Election Signal Promises Policy Continuity

Special Despatch reports the State Department expects Gonzales to win the Mexican presidency and indicates policy toward the U S will largely continue Diaz era lines. Changes likely include appointing Senor Maraschal as minister here, replacing Senor Zamacona, who will retire, while Romero remains in cabinet.

Mexico Boston Post Washington State Department Gonzales Diaz Senor Maraschal Senor Peru

Gloucester Tax Rolls Show Record Levy At $22 Per Thousand

Gloucester Massachusetts tax ledger lists a city wide levy of 22 dollars per thousand the highest since incorporation. Major taxpayers include First National Bank City National Bank and several prominent firms and individuals across wards one through eight and non residents. Also noted are shipments for United States Fish Commission investigations and pending schoolhouse plans under review with an August reunion announced for the Eighth Massachusetts Regiment Veteran Association in Gloucester.

Gloucester Mass Willam Parsons 2D & Co Isaac Patch Shuter & Merchant James G. Tarr Joseph Rowe Sylvanus Smith Ward Chas. Boynton Clark & Sons Cape Ann National Bank Gloucester National Bank Gloucester Gas Company Mayor Garland Joseph O. Proctor J. O. Proctor, Jr M. L. Wetherell Cape Ann Granite Company Jonas H. French Barnard Stanwood Henry S. Hovey Marion Tovey Samuel E. Sawyer Sidney Mason Ates Souther George J. Tarr Indi United States Fish Commission Newport Eighth Massachusetts Regiment Veteran Association

Fire Rips Montreal Woolen Mills and Nail Factory

A blaze starting from rags in the Montreal Woolen Mills furnishes department destroyed the building and spread to the adjacent nail factory used by Mr Stacy. Losses exceed 40000 at the mills and 20000 at the nail factory, both insured. About two hundred workers are out of work.

Montreal Montreal Woolen Mills Stacy Providence R. I East Providence Norman M. Barney Watertown Hanover John A. Jewell Lyme New York Chas. Jones Cold Springs L. I

Portland Firm Formed With $300000 Capital

The Cameron-Estes Vrough Company is formed at Portland with capital of 300000, 75000 working capital, 12000 placed. president named J H Whitney. Coroner’s jury finds John F Currier, found dead in the Saco River near Biddeford, murdered by pistol ball and blows from an unknown assailant.

Cameron-Estes Vrough Company Portland J. H. Whitney John F. Currier Saco River Biddeford Sebago New Sweden Wm. Blake & Co Boston New Lutheran Church W. W. Thomas, Jr Michael Callihan Bucksport and Bangor Callihan Chandler Woumbus Lewiston Johnson Farmington Sandy River

Outrageous Mob Drives Colored Laborers From Atchison Work

A drunken mob of white laborers in Atchison Kansas compelled colored workers at East Atchison packinghouse and Seth Co brick yard to quit, drove them across the river, and dispersed after arrests were pursued. Authorities failed to quell the riot though a sheriff was summoned. warrants issued for ringleaders with work resuming afterward.

Atchison, Kansas Atchison, Kan C. H. Peck J. M. Smith East Atchison, Mo Seth & Co Atchison Kansas Spencer St. Joseph East Atchison Buchanan County

Fire alarm for St Johnsbury and a busy Fabyan's

Vermont notes report St Johnsbury will install a fire alarm system at a cost of 1006 dollars. Fabyan's station sees 150 arrivals last Monday the season's peak. Con cord to get a street railroad by an already organized company.

St. Johnsbury Fabyan Concord

Old man claims A. T. Stewart body buried in cellar

Samuel Clark, a West Thirty-second Street resident, alleges in New York that on December 6, 1878 three men took the body of A. T. Stewart from a carriage and buried it in his building cellar. He says he will testify next Thursday, seeking a reward, while noting prior investigations were unsatisfactory.

New York Samuel Clark West Thirty-second Street A. T. Stewart Hilton William Libby Nelly White Mattawan Hudson River Coney Island Cox Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad Miss Diller Homeopathic Hospital Randall’s Island Stockton Saunders Battery New London Noank

Ruskin’s books sold with his autographs by auction

The London World reports Messrs Puttick and Simp son offer for sale by auction several books bearing John Ruskin’s autograph and notes of his reasons for removing them from his library. Notes include that a book was kept unread and another deemed unreadable now. A book of Italian legends is dismissed as life is too short for legends, and a National Gallery guide is called an old school book of the stupidest kind.

National Gallery of Pictures Brentwood

Milford Music Hall project begins in town

Milford's new thirty thousand dollar Music Hall building is begun. The Barnstable Patriot marked its fiftieth birthday this Tuesday. A fireman's muster for Amg 25 at Danvers is announced with prizes totaling six hundred dollars. Chicopee's valuation reaches four million nine hundred thirty-one thousand, up three hundred eighty-one thousand. Tax rate set at fourteen fifty. O Malia the Clinton homicide committed without bail to await grand jury action in August. Worcester's Lynde Brook reservoir holds water for October absent rain. Fall River water lack spurs canal proposal to speed current and wash mud. Twenty-two Oxford residents fell ill with identical symptoms. heat suspected. George F. Woodman named pilot at Newburyport. Panther steamer from Reading Coal Co. arrives. Last installment of one hundred thousand dollars capital stock paid at South Framingham National Bank. business to start soon. Charles H. Greene, found crowned at Springfield, proved veteran of Nineteenth Massachusetts. State Inspector of Factories White visited Fall River mills. complaints filed against Barnard, Flint, Stafford, Durfee and Tecumseh mills for posting notices. cases continued to the 21st. Bequest from late George Phipps of Framingham to Miss Henrietta L. Batchelder added to Phipps poor fund. Batchelder bequest of five thousand dollars had lapsed as she died before reaching age.

Barnstable Danvers O’ Malia Clinton Worcester Lynde Brook Fall River Oxford George F. Woodman Newburyport Panther Reading Coal Company South Framingham National Bank Charles H. Greene Springfield Massachusetts White Barnard Flint Stafford Durfee Tecumseh George Phipps Framingham Henrietta L. Batchelder Phipps Batchelder

Milford man burns home and attempts suicide after rant

Charles O'Keefe of Milford burned his dwelling on Sunday and then tried to kill himself. Three weeks earlier he attempted hanging but was cut down by his wife. In another incident a nine year old son of Peter Dolan drowned while bathing with others at The Narrows in Woonsocket. the body was recovered shortly after by a young man named McDevitt.

Charles O’keefe Milford O'Keefe Peter Dolan Woonsocket McDevitt

Dr Tanner Maintains Fast Amid Weighing Rise

New York July 14 reports Dr Tanner continuing his fast as of midnight. He consumed forty four ounces of water and weighs 133.5 pounds, up 1.12 pounds since morning. Pulse 98, temperature 98, respiration 18. He drove in Central Park and felt well. doctors see no alarming symptoms. Mrs Gideon C Henley died after a seizure near a boat at Roger Williams Park Providence on Tuesday.

New York Tanner Central Park Gideon C. Henley Roger Williams Park Providence

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