Senate News And Local Events In Dorchester And Washington
Senate recessed Saturday with no action on the consular and diplomatic appropriations bill while debate looms on deputy marshals at elections and the Garfield amendment. The First Church of Dorchester celebrated its 250th anniversary with a historical address by Rev. S. J. Barrows. Reports from South America claim Chilean advances and defeats. A New Hampshire man was shot by a burglar. he survived. Ute delegation returns home with gifts as tariff reform prospects dim. Easter services in the city drew full congregations despite the storm.
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Report on Freedmen's Bank scandal to be unanimous
Special Despatch reports the Freedmen's Bank Committee will present a unanimous, heavily critical report in Congress. It outlines failure causes, supports prior Post disclosures, favors a single commissioner, and cites strong Republican fraud evidence. Also notes upcoming House appropriation debates and silver mailing policy changes.
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Conflicting Reports on Chinese Emigration Inquiry
The Labor committee report to Congress on the Chinese question divides. Wright argues for notice to abrogate immigration treaties, urging action to close the Golden Gate to Chinese emigrants amid California upheaval. Cowgill denounces the findings, condemning the push as political and ineffective against constitutional standards.
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House Debates Reducing Diplomatic and Consular Costs
In Washington the House spent most of a Committee of the Whole session on the Consular and Diplomatic bills. Blackburn argued for trimming or eliminating resident ministers, favoring commercial consuls and occasional special envoys. He cited ministers at London Paris St Petersburg and Berlin as unnecessary. Debate touched salaries, clerks, and the role of second secretaries, with Robeson defending the service. The bill advanced with several items approved as read, and the chamber adjourned.
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Ute Delegation Returns Home After Spreading Purchases
The Ouray led delegation of Ute Indians, after weeks here, left with three express wagons to haul gifts and purchases from their hotel to the station. Among their items a baby carriage was bought for Ouray's niece.
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Blaine Money Alleged in Rhode Island Convention
Newport Despatch reports charges that funds from Blaine's friends outside Rhode Island influenced the state convention. Blaine supporters allegedly outmaneuvered a Grant faction by fixing delegates, amid claims of a party ring backing Blaine against Chicago nominee Grant.
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Wife of Dion Boucicault Seeks Divorce and Alimony
New York dispatch reports the Supreme Court ordered the arrest of Dion Boucicault in a divorce suit by Agnes Robertson Boucicault. She alleges nine years of infidelity with Katharine Rogers, seeks custody and support from Boucicault’s property, and notes danger of an ineffective judgment. Bail set at 9000 dollars.
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Dartmouth News Summary of Upcoming Events
Prof. Robert Fletcher and Thayer School students will visit New York and Boston to inspect public buildings. The Dartmouth Pinafore Company will stage H. M. S. Pinafore in Lebanon Franklin Concord Manchester and Dover during a one week recess starting April 7. Prof Gulliver of Andover Theological Seminary will deliver the annual address June 20. St Thomas Episcopal Church marks 25 years in Hanover with observance April 6.
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Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company April circular
The April circulars state no change in line and city prices. Harbor rates rise by 20 cents per ton for lump and steamboat and 25 cents for broken egg stove and chestnut due to higher canal tolls. Eastern prices remain unchanged.
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Chilians Report a Bloodless Victory and Bombardment
A Panama cablegram says Moquegua was occupied by 14,000 Chileans with no resistance and Arica endured three days of bombardment causing land damage. A separate report from Lima dated the 18th notes a Chilean defeat with about 1,300 to 1,400 casualties among invasion forces.
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Reports of British Operations From Cabui and Lahore
Despatches detail British actions near Fort Battie beyond Gundamuk with casualties among lieutenants and sepoys. Kabul/Cabul letters note raids by Mahomed Jan and Hazara forces, with British dispersal efforts at Jellalabad and strategic questions on Afghanistan’s future governance and borders.
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Hartmann the Nihilist Escapes by Blunder in Paris
London dispatch reports Hartmann the Nihilist escape tied to a blunder by Russian officials. It notes De Freycinet’s extradition memo, Orloff’s claim transfer, and adds sensational items about Parnell, groans and rotten eggs at Cork Farmers Club, and an orange thrown at Parnell.
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War in Colombia Escalates as Isaacs Seizes Government
From Panama comes news of continued unrest in Antioquia as Isaacs, who overthrew Restrepo, claims control of the state government and seeks recognition from Bogota. Forces loyal to Restrepo prepare to depose Isaacs with Colombian guard battalions, while U S ships near Bocas Del Toro monitor activity.
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Movement to establish American Independent Church grows
Large meetings in the Breecker Buildings discussed forming an American Independent Church. Rev. Fathers Quinn Wood and Broderick spoke, noting many priests are joining, with Quinn as president receiving daily letters. Communications from Methodist Baptist and Presbyterian conferences in Baltimore Philadelphia and New Jersey endorsed the effort.
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New York Tailors Seek 25 Percent Raise or Strike
The shop tailors protective union in New York petitioned employers for a 25 percent wage increase, threatening a strike if refused. Tailors now earn 36 to 10 weekly but seek at least 10 more. Piano makers canceled parade plans in favor of a grand concert next week after vigorous union speeches. Packing box makers, earning eight to twelve dollars weekly, resolved to strike without higher pay. Journeymen horse shoers formed an association to push for wage hikes.
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New Hampshire Farmer Shot At Home by Midnight Burglar
In Portsmouth NH a 75 year old Candia resident, Jefferson Healy, was shot in the temple during a nighttime intrusion. The burglar escaped, leaving a broken pump handle and burnt matches. neighbors assisted as a doctor said the wound is not dangerous. Sheriff Kent followed leads about a mile east of Healy’s home and a second sighting described a tall quick runner in a dark coat matching Healy’s description.
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Kansas City Hospital Fire Destroys Inmates and Building
A thunderstorm fire consumed the City Hospital near Kansas City, leaving eighteen inmates exposed to the rain as they were evacuated. Several patients, already ill, face possible death from exposure as only the women’s ward offered shelter for the night. The fire’s toll includes the main building’s destruction and mass displacement of patients.
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Miners Die in Gaston Coal Mine Explosion
Wheeling report states that yesterday at 3 PM an explosion in the Gaston coal mine at Fairmount West Virginia took the lives of miners James Reese and James Work. Several others escaped with injuries from burns and bruises.
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Lightning Hits 10,000 Barrel Tank at Fox Farm Pipe Line
Pittsburg reports a thunderstorm in Foxburgh last night caused a direct strike that set ablaze and destroyed a full 10,000 barrel oil tank owned by the Fox Farm Pipe Line. No injuries reported.
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Laborer Kills Wife in Springfield Beating
Patrick Fenton, a laborer, killed his wife this morning in Springfield with a heavy wooden mallet. He was arrested, and jealousy was cited as the motive.
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Baltiamore Grain Operator Upshur Johnson Dies by Own Action
Upshur Johnson a notable grain operator at Baltiamore died Sunday by his own hand in a self-inflicted shooting incident. Authorities report no additional injuries and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death.
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