Testimony details Sherman and Stoughton assurances in Louisiana matter
The testimony describes assurances that Packard and Anderson would be provided for, in writing. It covers letters from 1878 about Louisiana appointments, Wells and Matthews, and the interplay of James E. Anderson, Wells, and Senator Matthews over the collector ship and related papers. A secret session on Senator Matthews followed, with a postponement on his response to a House summons.
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James FE. Anderson
Cox
Senator Matthews
Gen. Smith
Matthews
Lena
Treasury Department
Baltimore Custom House
Gen. Smith Arcd
Anderson
Weber Alsso
D. A. Weber
Weber
Sherman
Stoughton
Reed
Jenks
Philadelphia
Packard
Maren
Mathews
Marci
MacMahon
Fauthews
Yeces, Sr
McMaton
Sigred
B. Darrall
Janes E. Anderson
Ging
Lim
Packare
McMahon
Washington, D. C
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C. B. Darrall
Hsg
Yur
Tilden
New York
House of Representatives
Washington, D.C
Manoa
Str
Potter
Marks
James E. Anderson
Sherman and Stoughton
Aoe Span
Monca
Sir
Louisiana Supreme Court
Wells
New Orleans
Senate
Nash
Sam
Old Wells
Mr Wells
Louisiana
Smith
Tie
Custom House
Randley
Washingto
Rom Matthews
MccMahon
Seenderson
House
Potter Committee Completes Session With Darrall Letters
The committee examined ex-Congressman Darrall and read many letters from Darrall to Anderson to corroborate Anderson s testimony and show Stanley Matthews knew of the Sherman letter. Tomorrow may cover cross examination of Darrall and Seymour the Notary who signed the Weter Anderson agreement. Democratic members claim they possess strong evidence that Hayes knew Anderson and Weber s activities.
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Potter Committee
Darrall
Anderson
Stanley Matthews
Sherman
Seymour
Weter-Anderson
Hayes
Weber
Congress of Nations at Berlin Set to Open Talks
Berlin June 11 The approaching congress attracts attention amid internal political strife. Plenipotentiaries arrive by Wednesday except Turkey, and will be greeted by the Crown Prince. Bismarck opens proceedings with a memorandum on the agenda including Greece’s invitation and Russia gains in Bessarabia Armenia and Batum.
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Orleans
France
Paris
Battle near Las Ladrones ends in rout of revolutionists
A New Laredo despatch reports Col Alegria with 150 government troops attacking 200 Garza Ayala revolutionists at Las Ladrones north of New Laredo. After a severe engagement the government force routed the rebels capturing arms and horses. Many killed or wounded on both sides. details scarce. Great rejoicing in New Laredo.
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Garza Ayala
Las Ladrones
Emperor celebrates 49th anniversary as recovery progresses
Berlin reports the Emperor's recovery advancing well and marks his 49th wedding anniversary. Nobeling’s condition also improves, with a 10.30 A M bulletin noting his wounds healing and indicated recovery is likely. The right arm remains swollen but improving.
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Berlin
Congress Near Adjournment After Busy Day
Washington June 11 Congress winds toward adjournment as the Senate passes the River and Harbor bill and several private measures. The House focuses on the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill and clears Naval Committee business. Conferees will handle Army Sundry Civil and Deficiency items. adjournment next week seems likely despite doubts. Representative Jones of New Hampshire wins passage to restore Commodore Stephens to active list.
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New York
House Debates Over Sundry Civil Appropriations Run Long
In Washington the House battled over suspension of rules and the Sundry Civil bill. Key votes approved Albany Post Office funding at 195000, raised Chicago Custom House to 400000, while Cincinnati and St Louis appropriations were scaled back or rejected. Evening session slated to review Naval Affairs reports.
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Saco High School Grants Fifteen Scholars
The Saco High School graduates fifteen scholars. Silver and gold ore found on J. F. Chadwick farm in China assays twenty dollars per ton gold and four dollars per ton silver. Tevi Knox of Gardiner died after a thirty five foot fall from a pile driver aboard a scow. The Maine Medical Association met in Portland with over fifty delegates. Rev LeLacheur of Biddeford enters temperance work aiming to reform drinkers and inform officials. Capt Melvin J. Clark of Kittery, linked to a stolen cargo and scuttling case, has sent a letter from Colorado May 30.
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J. F. Chadwick
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Gardiner
Lincoln
Maine Medical Association
Portland
Theodore H. Jewell
South Berwick Pressaig
LeLacheur
Melvin J. Clark
Kittery
FE. H. Pray
North River
New York
Colorado
Salmon Falls dividend and local theft noted at Ialem
The Salmon Falls Manufacturing Company pays a two percent dividend. A store and Post Office at Ialem were entered Monday night. thieves took $50 in stamps and specie plus $55 from the store drawer. A $50 reward is offered.
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Montpelier
C. J. Bowker
Ialem
Manchester
Daniel Clark
James W. Patterson
Hanover
H. H. Huse
Edward L. Jordan
Dover
Edward
Seco
Saratoga
Judge Waite
Fort Edward
Vermont News Roundup: Arrests, Trials and Local Achievements
Reports from St Johnsbury label Henry Oderkirk, John Smith and Charles How ard as cattle thieves. Danby sees John Brown drowning after a drunken assault on a schoolteacher. Barre Academy held commencement June 6 with Prize speaking won by Wendell P. Safford. A Philadelphia bank forgery case hinges on the draft endorsement. Salisbury man John M. Hulett reappears after presumed foul play. his condition is dire and minds consider permanent damage.
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John Smith
Charles F. Howard
St. Johnsbury
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Danby
Brown
Millbrook
Barre Academy
J. S. Spaulding
D. D
Boston
John M. Hulett
Salisbury
Forestville
Captain George Pearl Dies at 80 in West Boxford Mass
CAPTAIN GEORGE PEARL of West Boxford Massachusetts died recently at age 80 after a short illness. A former state representative in 1857 from Essex county and long time town official, he also served as Captain in the old State militia. Funeral services will be held at his late residence today.
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Savoy
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Five Robbers Hide Revolver Attack on Third Avenue Car
Five roughs boarded a Third Avenue horse car between 9 and 10 pm last night at Ninety-fourth Street. They beat Mr Lafetta and stole about 150 dollars in change from a railroad bag. The car was crowded and passengers did not assist the conductor. Lafetta is severely wounded and may die. The conductor was badly beaten. No police were present. Rev. Victor Smith was sent to an insane asylum for overwork.
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