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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1882

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Editor Feuds and Race Notes Highlight Georgia Insanity Data

The column cites editorials calling rivals bully defamer and liar, then quotes Thayer on liquor license debate. It reports a Lowell Mail exchange on Bishop Payne and racial fairness, followed by Georgia asylum data noting 936 patients with 223 colored and rising insanity among negroes. Dr Powell compares prewar idiocy with modern causes.

Georgia Insane Asylum Georgia Asylum Powell Georgia

Independent Republicans in Pennsylvania Face Party Realignment

Charles S. Wolfe leads a wing calling itself the independent Republicans in Pennsylvania toward Cameron’s camp. Some fugitives from the movement may join, while others may resist and continue the fight. The fate of the independents depends on the forthcoming boss convention and the actions of central leaders.

Charles S. Wolfe Pennsylvani Cameron Camp

Blair Stock Scandal Fails to Shine Light on Fees

Senator Blair faced scrutiny over withholding stock details tied to legal services from Mr. Shipherd, admitting ownership for about three weeks after August deliveries. The controversy surfaces amid a broader political scene including Col Haskell promoting Judge Devens for governor, with other candidates fading. A telegram reports Naval Paymaster General speculation naming Gilbert E. Thornton of New Bedford for the navy post.

Washington Senator Blair Shipherd Blair New York Mr. Shipherd Devens Col. Haskell Judge Devens Republican Committee Myer Crapo Rice Mr. Devens Hoar Beard de Long Chaudier Engineer Melville Irkoutek Naval Gilbert E. Thornton New Bedford Navy Thornton Navy Pay Office Boston

Senate hearing reveals stock questions about Shipherd client fees

Washington May 5 committee on foreign affairs questions Senator fair about stock received from Shipherd as counsel fee. Blair refuses to disclose and cites confidentiality. Blount pressed for answers, hearings adjourned after discussion of Landreau claim and Peru guano discoveries shaping claims.

Mie Shipherd Washington Committee On Foreign Affairs Senator Fair Today Blount Blaine Witness Chile Peru Grant Blair Agai Allhhe Kurlbut Shiphera Arizola Department of State Congress Rice Cochet Eru

Supreme Court Reorganization Plan Considered by ABA Committee

The American Bar Association panel finished work on a proposed reform splitting the Supreme Court into two chambers with equal jurisdiction and no increase in justices. Four members favor this plan and a public report is expected soon. The district commissioners mourn Maj Twining and close offices. Col D B Henderson of Dubuque Iowa wins secretary post for the Republican congressional campaign committee.

Washington American Bar Association United States Supreme Court Messie E. J. Phelps Courtlandt Parker William M. Evarts Richard J. Merrick Board of District Commissioners Maj. Twining Col D. B. Henderson Dubuque Republican Congressional Campaign Committee

Conservative Carlton Club Meets Over Ireland Policy Crisis

The Carlton club conservatives resolve to wait on government Irish policy and move a censure if unsatisfactory. In Parliament Sir Michael Hicks Beach gives notice to debate Ireland policy on Monday with Gladstone consenting to discuss. Liberal disappointment grows as Lord Cavendish’s appointment provokes debate.

London Carlton Club House of Commons Michael Hicks Beach Ireland Gladstone Daily News Lord Cavendish Pall Mall Gazette Frederick Uavendisah

Democrats Sweep Indiana Cities Highlight Broad Municipal Wins

Complete returns show Democrats winning key offices across Indiana cities. Michigan City elected every council seat, Peru backed the regular Democratic ticket by a wide margin, Crawfordsville narrowly re elected its mayor, and Fort Wayne joined with nine council members for Democrats. Other towns like Huntington, Columbus, Lafayette, New Albany, Jeffersonville, Vincennes, and Frankfort saw strong Democratic gains, reshaping local control and appointments.

Indianapolis Michigan City Peru Crawfordsville Wabash Huntington Columbus Terre Haute Fort Wayne Gemocrats Lafayette South Send Schuyler Colfax New Albany Jeffersonville Kibbart Washington Vincennes Laporte Logansport Rockport Frankfort

Plaisted Refuses Extra Session Over Apportionment

Gov. Plaisted writes to Hon. J. H. Drummond explaining he will not call an extra legislature session. He argues the 1871 apportionment remains valid and that a new one is needed before action. He cites court rulings and warns against dangerous precedents and potential anarchy.

Gov. Plaisted

Fires Strikes Boston Area From Chelsea to Roxbury

Several blazes reported across Greater Boston with wood yard and factory fires causing damage. In Chelsea a wood pile on Hawthorn street owned by G T Oakes partially burned. At West Roxbury a Standard Rubber factory fire caused by friction destroyed one goods piece and burned some betting and workers. Sharon and Walpole woods blaze set by a wood chopper using gunpowder burned over 1000 acres, felled railroad sleepers and telegraph poles. A. E. Pratt house and Edward Jennings barnfire were extinguished by residents. Roxbury box 231 reported on third floor fire at No 2132 Washington street in a building owned by John Allen. Bakeman's loss $1200, insured. adjoining Mrs Davis building damaged $2500 by water. occupants’ furniture damaged $150 by water.

Boston Chelsea G. T. Oakes Hawthorn Street Standard Rubber Company West Roxbury Sharon Walpole Woods Richard Morse A. E. Pratt Edward Jenning Box 231 Washington Street Roxbury John Allen George R. Bakeman Bakeman Davis

Testimony Concludes with Jennie Cramer's Aug 4 Sightings

Mrs. Charles Miller testified she saw Jennie Cramer with Blanche Douglass on Aug 4 between 2 30 and 3 pm, contradicting Douglass’s claim she did not see Jennie alive after noon. Mrs Klippstein later testified she saw Jennie Cramer in front of the Elliott house with another woman between 2 and 3 pm on Aug 4. Court adjourned until Tuesday.

Charles

Prison population at state prison expected to reach 162

The article notes that once Cunningham gets along the state prison would house 162 inmates, the smallest count in a long period. It also cites a libel suit involving Rev. John Morse versus the Bangor Commercial likely to be called in Monday in Washington County Supreme Court. A man named James Hirst was seriously injured after being thrown from a wagon near Sabattis, with paralysis of both legs and uncertain recovery. An unusually large bear, over 500 pounds, was killed in Culler, described as the largest on record in southeastern Maine. The French Canadian Institute of Biddeford refused to dismiss a member who had joined Odd Fellows, prompting Father Dupont to resign the institute's honorary presidency.

Portland Advertiser Gov. Plaisted J. H. Drummond Supreme Court Cunningham John Morse Bangor Washington County Supreme Court James Hirst Sabattis Lewiston Culler Maine

Dover to break ground for horse railroad rails Monday

Dover reports describe a city in turmoil as ground is prepared for the Dover Horse Railroad. Judge Varcey of Dover is mourned after Tuesday fatality with his funeral held Friday. schools closed and business suspended as community reacts to widespread disruption. Fire engines misfunction, water uncertain, ladders short, and horses scattered while officials debate potential disasters. Dartmouth Summer School of science to begin July 11 for five weeks with courses in astronomy chemistry microscopy and physics. Frank E French armed with rifle sought Dr C B Nichols at Noon Friday. landlord Robert Young diverted pursuit, French arrested by Officer Morrison and later bonded. Dr Nichols connected to Frenea's family. no cause given.

Dover Horse Railroad Company Varcey Dover N. H Board of Education Dartmouth Summer School of Science Charles F. Emerson Edwin J. Bartlett N. D. Cram A. B George O. Michell A. F. Emerson Frank E. French Young Franklin Falk C. B. Nichols Robert Young French Morrison Nichols Frenea

Pentucket to Build 115 Foot Steamboat Between Lawrence and Newburyport

A 115 foot steamboat is planned by Pentucket to operate between Lawrence and Newburyport. F A Stewart of Wareham bonds $1500 for alleged attempt to shoot Robert Parker at Plymouth. George Washington Ferry of Egremont Plain, whose wife Mary died four weeks ago, married Martha B Cook of Sandisfield and left for a honeymoon. A New Connecticut River bridge accident at Greenfield caused eight men to fall 46 feet. Hugo Warnock likely fatally hurt, Laman Wise and Henry Lagina injured. The Springfield Union newspaper is sold to Joseph L Shipley who will run the paper. Charlies Bickford, 33, an alleged internal revenue officer, was arrested in Lawrence for blackmail.

Pentucket Company Lawrence Newburyport F. A. Stewart Wareham Robert Parker Plymouth George Washington Ferry Egremont Plain Mary Martha B. Cook Sandisfield Connecticut River Greenfield Hugo Warnock Laman Wiseman Henry Lagina Boston Springfield Union Springfield Printing Company Joseph L. Shipley Shipley Union Charlies Bickford Internal Revenue Bickford Lowell Essex County

Salem Briefs and Yankee News Beacons

Salem reports Judge Lord improves while Captain George Lord returns from Calcutta after five years. Mrs. Hersey Larrabee inherits 50000 from her mother. Judge Redfield plans Vermont Supreme Court retirement. Boston figures visit Quebec hotel amid local talk of Newcomb reception. Yale professor Dwight to discuss Dr. Leonard Bacon at Worcester club. Baltic passengers include Johnston and Browne from Boston. L J Orcutt buys 400000 acres in New Mexico for cattle and sheep. Reverend Lawrence С D moves to Marblehead seasonally. Alf Liebenstein confined to room at Sherman house. return hoped soon. Several sailings and bequests noted including Hunting inheritance to New London societies and Lonefellow will. Britannic lists many Boston travelers bound for Liverpool.

Salem Newcomb Prof. Dwight Yale College Leonard Bacon Worcester Congregational Club Baltic New York Liverpool David W. Johnston W.H. F. Browne L. J. Orcutt Cummington New Mexico Edward A. Lawrence D. D Marblehead Edward A. Lawrence, Jr Poughkeepsie Alf. Liebenstein Boston Cincinnati A. Senior & Son Sherman House John F. Kimball Lowell Miss Battie Foster Tewksbury City Berlin Europe C. A.F. Swan A. ©. Morgan Portsmouth N. H F. W. Norcross Albert Plummer Shoe and Leather Reporter Mary O. Hunting New London Conn Lewis Female Centennial Society of Women’s Board of Foreign Missions Cedar Grove First Ecclesiastical Society of Miss Hunting Asa Otis South Africa Missionary Cause Lonefellow Samuel M. W. Whitney Wm. B. Livingstone George E. Stanley Horace Billings E. G. Billings Elizabeth Chapman 5. G. Page A. B. Chapman E. D. Billington F.C. Greene T. D. Whitney Charlies Lamb A. Russell B. J. Shoninger Eben D. Jordan, Jr A. D. Hildreth

The Question Will be Voted Upon To Day

Speeches by Randall Tucker and Helley mark today’s vote debate. The latter voicing a strong case for a cause critics deem bad.

Messrs Randall Tucker and Helley

Boston and Providence merchants face failures and attachments

The report lists several traders including David H. Clancy provision dealer in Boston failing and had attached Alvin F. Stevens of Providence. Charles S. Farrer dry goods dealer of Covington Tennessee and others like Paul Gay grocer Bethel Vermont creditors offering 25 cents on the dollar. Additional notes mention A Grendon Dyar provision dealer Boston and Thomas Costello boot and shoe dealer Flushing New York with judgments against them.

Brockton James Macomber William M. Bullivant David H. Clancy Washington Market Washington Street Boston Alvin F. Stevens Providence R.L Charles S. Farrer Covington Paul Gay Bethel Fr. Arnold New Buffalo A. Grendon Dyar Hotel Lafayette Columbus Avenue Thomas Costello Flushing Edward Bayer New York Nathan L. Hahn Daniel E. Clifford Deber Ware Joan Seybours Lawrence Terhune & Co

Murphy and Dewey Pictures at Doll & Richards Gallery

Oil paintings by J Francis Murphy and Charles Melville Dewey, New York, on view at Doll & Richards, feature 60 works highlighting Murphy’s luminous outdoor scenes and Dewey’s crisp, sentimentally rendered landscapes. Notable pieces include The Day’s Decline, Jack From the Highway, Gray, and May Be Exhibition Two Weeks, with broader gallery shows by varied American artists in Boston.

Murphy Dewey J. Francis Murphy Charles Melville Dewey New York Doll & Richards Mr. Dewey Apa Jack From Gray Mareh Lands

Courage and its chilling effects in a school mishap

A mischievous urchin caused a hazard in Auburn classrooms by introducing a hairy powder from an Indian bean. The powder irritates skin with barbed grains, causing convulsions and severe distress, a reminder of its dangerous history in worm cures and its nerve unsettling power.

Grand Italian Opera Festival at Mechanics Hall

The city hosts a week of operatic performances from Lucia to Mignon at Mechanics Hall with Mme Gerster and Miss Kellogg starring. Tickets sell well and schedules ensure 7:45 start, 10:30 finish, plus special horse car lines for late trains. Globe Theatre presents Black Crook. Howard Atheneum features Gus Williams and Our German Senator with two shows today.

Mechanics’ Association Lucia di Lammermoor Lucia Mme Gerster Edgardo Signor Stannini Asaton Signor Ciapini Raimondo Signor Maria Arturo Signor Bardini Normauno Mr. Reichardt Alisa Miss Arcone Carmen Mme Hank Micaela Miss Carrington Mercedes Mile. Ricci Frasquita Don Jose Adams Escamile Mr. Sweet Il Dancairo Signor Carbone Il Remendado Signor Barding Morales Mr. Hall Zaniga Signor Masa Il Barbiere di Siviglia Rosina Gersier Almaviva Signor Lazzarini Figaro Mr.Sweet Bartolo Basilio Ber‘a Weane Tl Urovatore Leonora Miss Kellogz Azucena Maurico Giannini di Luna Signor Carapioi Ferrando Signor Maina Ivez Mile Cervi Ruiz Signor Buraini Gopsey Della Vedova Il Flauto Magico Astra Flammente Mme. Gerster Papagena von Arnheim Wagner Signor Vagliapietra Faust Signor Camparini Howard Athenseum Howard Gus Williamse

Local notes and court updates from the Boston suburbs

Councilman H E Turner ward 4 is playfully timed by ward 3 friends. James Brewster of Commonwealth Insurance is ringed in, as Alfred Everett of Malden faces imminent arrest for polygamy. Scituate reports a 15-watch treasure find from a beach wreck. Marblehead notes church improvements and club elections. Hyde Park reports a pastor’s resignation and liquor-license doubt. suburban notes cover a West Dedham death, Waltham fair plans, Walpole crossing signals, a Canton suit trial, and Middlesex East Medical Society officers.

H. E. Turner, Jr Commonwealth Insurance Company James Brewster Alfred Everett Malden Apt Press Suffolk County Blossom Boston Highlands Scituate Addie Fuller West Dedham Farmers’ Club of Waltham New York and New England Railroad Company National Railway Signal Company Walpole Station Amasa Lucas Canton John W. Porter Boston Middlesex East District Medical Society Winchester A. H. Coudrey Azel Ames George Putney Dow Reading

Education committee report on Normal Art school management

The committee presents four reports on the schools management and discipline. The majority urges board reorganization and better administration while praising the principal's talent and urging prudent reforms to restore harmony and industrial value.

Committee On Education Gerry Everett Dorchester Mitchell Stebbins Whitaker Towle Board of Visitors Commonwealth Europe Normal Art School Board of Education Normal

Reports of Committees and State Legislation Causality

The text outlines committee reports on parishes and religious societies, treasury disputes over Walter Shanty, railroad establishment, Mystic Lower Pond nuisance adjustments, Worcester sewage bill, technical education, and removal of the state prison. It also lists senate actions on liquor premises, salaries for justices, water and sewerage study, and rail and tax bill adjournments.

Gerry Brighton Allen Committee On the Treasury Walter Shanty

Orders of the Day and Reassessment of Taxes

The afternoon session opened at 2 o clock. Reassessment of taxes on alienated real estate and the lien upon the same, passed to be engrossed by inadvertence, was reconsidered and passed over until Monday. Adulteration of Food bill amended to remove parts and to take effect in 90 days, then ordered to a third reading. The Screen Law bill amended by striking out the bonds section and ordered to a third reading. Bail Commissioners bill to exempt from annual returns debated. opponents argued for public knowledge of revenue. bill refused engrossment.

Johnson State Board of Health Safe Board Supreme Judicial Court State Board Commonwealth Troy and Greenfield Troy A. F. Towle & Son Manufacturing Company Newburyport Board of Health City of Boston Butler Tan Cogswell Satem Thayer Worceser Scott Springfield Baker Beverly Swan Almy Salem Rockwell Bor‘ton Andrew Moriarty Worcester Brennan Forbes Westborough Kingsley Cambridge Beaton Stebbins Messrs. Shepard Hodgkins Brookfield Gimes Somerville E. P. Brown Hopkins Millbury Campbell Cogswell Cronin Jamaica Plain

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