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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1875

Page

2

Court crowd returns for Tilton trial in Brooklyn

The Brooklyn City Court room was crowded again this morning with spectators lawyers and others. Judge Neilson was seated early and Tilton sat with his counsel ex Judge Beach. The defendant and his wife occupied their usual seats with Col Beecher's wife and Mrs Tilton absent with her friends.

New York Brooklyn City Court Room Judge Neilson Mr Tilton Beach Col. Beecher Tilton Tracy Gee Woodhull Beecher Francia D. Moulton Bowen Moulton Bessie Turner Friends of New York Express Union League Club Connie Hera Tiltop Mr Beecher Moulton and Woodruff & Roinson McKelvey Brooklyn Eagle Ilton Jno N. Harmon Harmon Brooklyn Sunday Press Woodruff & Robinson Francis Lb. Moulton Bacon Theodore Tilton Tutop Kemsen Street Plymouth Aone Gen. Tracy Everin Robinson Stan John Wesley Paul Gandal

Funerals Deeply Move Victims of St Andrew's Disaster

New York March 1 funeral services for St Andrew's Church collapse victims drew vast crowds. The 7 year old Thomas Feeny died in the stairway crush. Catherine McGuiness and Mary Connors also perished, with families and neighbors filling Calvary Cemetery for burial. Wounded residents at Park Hospital show gradual improvement as relief funds and parish support mobilize.

Fitz John Porter Board OF Public Works Williams Collegee Sharkey New York St. Andrew’s Church Thomas Feeny City Hall Place Catherine McGuiness Calvary Cemetery Park Street Mary A. Connors Mary St. Andrew's Church Rosa McGlinn the Park Hospital Patrick Lavelle Father Curran

Fire wrecks multiple rail facilities in three states

From Springfield Ohio a round house of the Cincinnati Sandusky and Cleveland Railroad burned with five locomotives and a machine shop, losses listed between 50 000 and 70 000. Philadelphia reports a large George W Plumley box factory fire at Branch street. about 350 girls lose work with nearly 100 000 in losses. Ogdensburg New York sees the Central Vermont Railway depot at Moose s Junction burn. Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania sustains eight buildings destroyed in a Sunday night blaze with 25 000 in losses.

District of Columbia Army and Navy Butler Massachusetts Garfield Ohio Hale Maine Committee On Appropriations Mr Hale Mr Butler Waddell Hunton Virginia Myer Bureau Gen. Myer Woodlawn Elmira N. Y Congress Alabama Claims Commission Penitentiary Congress Rome United States Fort Leavenworth Brady Navy Yards Paryal New Ndon Conn Navy Yard Pensacola Florida Mare Island California League Island Philadelphia Washington Stevens Brooklyn Navy Yard Boston Charleston D. C Chicago Cincinnati Covington Evansville Ind Fall River Mass Hartford Parkersburg W. Va Port Huron Mich Raleigh N. C Rockland San Francisco St. Louis Atlanta Indianapolis New York Springfield Cincinnati, Sandusky and Cleveland Pennsylvania George W. Plumley Branch Street Ogdensburg Central Vermont Railway Moose’s Junction Mechanicsburg Harrisburg Delos Champlin Louisville Galveston Texas R. F. Fulton Montpelier Bryant Central Vermont Railroad Gustavus Wright Wright Ed Johnson Southern Express Memphis Tenn Cape Girards Johnson Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Cumberland Piedmont United States Circuit Court Providence R. J William A. Brayton Vermont Department of Justice Messrs Knight Comly Pardee North Pennsylvania Railroad Varol Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania House of Representatives McGrath Kemble Irwin Mackey House Senate

Buffet to form new French Ministry after strong Assembly vote

Paris March 2 M Buflet president of the Assembly will attempt to form a new ministry. The Assembly re elected Buffet as president by 479 to 68 the largest majority ever for a president. Martel D Audiffret Pasquier Kerarel and Picard named vice presidents.

Paris M. Buflet Assembly Buffet Martel D’audiffret-Pasquier Kerarel Picard

Laws for Ireland ribbonism and gun controls debated

In Commons Sir M H Beach introduced a bill easing illegal firearm possession in Ireland, repealing pubs closures and nightout restrictions, and loosening press limits. Government intends re enact ribbonism laws in West Meath amid strong conspiracy claims. Hartington backs the bill. John Mitchel, in fragile health, may withdraw from Tipperary race.

London House of Commons M. H. Beach Ireland West Meath John Mitchel England America Marquis of Hartington

Foreign minister acts alone on Gustav affair disputes

Madrid reports the foreign minister circulated a note to major powers questioning Germany over the Gustav affair without cabinet consent and took independent steps. a cabinet council to review these actions is pending consideration.

Madrid Haying Germany Gustav Hay

Cotton and bullion markets ease in London and Liverpool

In London at 1.30 P M Consols quoted 934, 934. bullion £50,000 moved into bank on balance. Paris reports Rentes at 90c in late evening. Liverpool notes March 1 cotton sales basing on middling uplands and Orleans with prices around 7 15-16d and 8d for various deliveries. 20,000 bales sold with 6,000 for speculation and export. at 1 P M middling uplands 7 8d and Orleans 84d. at 3.30 P M American cotton sales reached 12,900 bales. bacon at 47s 9d for short clear middles.

Financial and Commercial London News Erie Paris Liverpool Basia Orleans

Murder of Eight Protestants in Acapulco retaliates

New York reports from February 15 detail the assassination of eight Protestants in Acapulco with several others wounded. One assailant died. A church leader suspected of instigating the attack was released due to inadequate federal troops. Rev. Hutchinson sails for San Francisco en route to Mexico. The Mexican government aims to prevent further outbreaks amid difficult conditions and ignorant communities led by bigoted priests.

Acapulco New York City of Mexico House of Worship Hutchinson San Francisco Mexico New Orleans

Spanish troops entrench in Sagua as sugar estates burn

A Havana report states Spanish forces dig in Sagua while six sugar estates burn visible from town. It claims 300 Spaniards landed recently, 200 volunteers were defeated near Sagua with 71 Spaniards killed. Chappegorres suffered 60 killed after engagement with Gomez forces. Forty two estates burned.

New York Havana Sagua Sam Sanguilli Sancuilli Concha Moren Chappegorres Maximo Gomez

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