Senate Bill for Payment of United States Marshals Passes
The United States Senate yesterday passed a bill for the payment of United States marshals. The House finished work on the Postal Appropriation bill and a vote is set for this morning. The mail contractors lobby suffered a heavy defeat and faces House scrutiny. A bitter fight persists within Pennsylvania Republicans over Grant support, while New Hampshire delegates to Chicago favor Blaine. The Ways and Means Committee amended much of the tariff bill, with sugars clause removed for separate consideration. The anti Grant convention at St Louis appointed a 100 member committee. A Pennsylvania oil works explosion caused a fire destroying mills and 300 homes, with losses over 300000 dollars. Delaware Republicans yesterday chose a solid Blaine delegation to Chicago.
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United States Senate
United States
House
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Grant
New Hampshire
Chicago
William E. Chandler
Concord
David H. Buffum
Somersworth
Ruel Durkee
Croydon
Benjamin F. Prescott
Epping
Blaine
Blaine United
Committee On Ways and Means
St. Louis
Capitol
Charleston
D. C
Blount
Appropriations Committee
Congress
Blackburn
Committee On Rules
Teriff Tinkering
Tucker
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means
Senate
Washington
Eaton
Windom
New York
Conkling
Republican State Convention Elects Delegates to Chicago
Concord New Hampshire May 6 delegates to the National Convention in Chicago June 5 gathered at Phoenix Hall forenoon. Large attendance and calm mood as Blaine and anti Elaine tickets circulated. Stevens of Nashua led, praising party leaders and Unity while urging Loyal support for Blaine if chosen. Balloting tallies later named 603 delegates present with Blaine favored by many speakers and a state committee formed.
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Concord
N. H
Chicago
Phoenix Hall
Blaine
anti-Elaine
H. H. Huse
Manchester
Aaron F. Stevens
Nashua
New Hampshire
Union
Salisbury
Andersonville
Stevens
William E. Chandler
State Committee
Charles M. Murphy
Dover
Joel Eastman
Conway
Charles B. Gafney
Rochester
Gerard Norcross
Charles Holman
James G. Sturgis
Charles Williams
Dana H.goodell
Auburn
Anson L. Brown
Whitefield
S. W. Halle
Keene
Henry L. Tilton
Littleton
Justine
Rockingham County
J. Horace Kent
Wm. E. Hadley
John H. Broughton
Portsmouth
Wm. B. Morrill
George KE. Lane
Exeter
Nathan B. Prescott
Leonard A. Morrison
Windham
Samuel A. Haley
New Market
Charles F. Cate
Northwood
Benjamin W. Hoyt
Epping
Wells C. Underhill
Aubwin
Albert Little
Atkinson
E. J. Sawyer
Deerfield
Wrank . Drake
North Hampton
Warren Brown
Hampton Falls
Tilton French
East Kingston
Stafford County
W. E. Waterhouse
Barrington
Charles A. Sawyer
Charles A. Fairbanks
H. A. Mathes
Durham
D. W. Edgerly
Farmington
John Bartlett
Lee
J. D. Young
Madbury
Luther Hayes
Milton
W. A. Baker
Middleton
G. CG. Ham
New Durham
B. ©. Corlis
Rollinsford
C. B. Gafney
Parshley
John Greenfield
C. L.chapman
Somersworth
H. A. Drew
Stafford
Carroll County
Jonas E. French
Moultonboro
Charles
Wolfboro
D. H. Hill
Sandwich
Larkin D. Mason
Tamworth
Hiram &. Dow
Elijah Wauleigh
Wakefield
John BH. Beacham
Ossipee
John L. Demwitt
Effingham
Anti third term convention opens in St Louis
The meeting chaired by Gen Henderson builds a bloc within the Republican party to oppose a third term for Grant. It forms a permanent organization, appoints committees, and adopts resolutions denouncing a third term while pledging fidelity to party principles and urging nomination of a reformist candidate. Delegates from New York, Philadelphia, Wisconsin, and Ohio express support.
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St. Louis
Henderson
EF. C. Hubbards
Kentucky
United States
Republic
Republican Party
Committee On Organization
Bluford Wilson
U.S. Grant
Gen. Henderson
J. D. Cox
Joseph B. Hawley
George W. Curtis
John B. Henderson
John W. Carter
Massachusetts
Great
Grant
Bloomington
Little Rock
Chicago
Whitridge
Independent Republican Party of
New York
Horace White
Wood
Philadelphia
National Republican League
Henry Randall Waite
Wilmington
Wisconsin
Madison
Benjamin Butterworth
Congress
Cincinnati
John D. Long
T. W. Higginson
J.D. Cox
Ohio
William Everett
Prof
Chadbourne
Williams College
Mathew Hale
Albany
W. P. Caedy
N. C
J. H. Wilton
W. Bagby
Paducah
H. Browning
Quincy
Samuel McKee
Louisville
Charles Amberger
Leonard Ballcon
New Haven
W. H. Leader
Austin
Tex
Gen
A. C. McChurg
G. B. Denison
Muscatine
Iowa
R. A. Hill
Indiana
Committee On
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
House of Representatives
City of
Lucien Eaton
Emil Praetorius
Henry Hitchcock
E. H. Hubbard
W. S. Allerton
J. W. Carter
Mr. Wood
Mr. Jones
W. W. Williams
Mllinois
M. Whitridge
Tennessee Republicans nominate Hawkins for Governor
Nashville May 6 The Republican Convention reassembled and adopted a platform defending state bonds as legal and binding. Alvin S. Hawkins was nominated for Governor after six ballots, by acclamation, with George Maney and A A Taylor chosen electors at large. Delegates urged Horace Maynard for Vice President, and L C Houck J M Thornburg H H Harrison and David Munn were elected delegates at large before adjournment.
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Nashville
Committee On Resolutions
Tennessee
Democratic Party
W. S. Gillenmaters
A.M. Hughes
Alvin Hawkins
Thomas C. Muse
Alvin S. Hawkins
George Maney
Davidson
A. A. Taylor
Carter
Chicago
Horace Maynard
United States
L. C. Houck
J. M. Thornburg
H. H. Harrison
David Munn
Republican Convention Elects Dudley President in Trenton
In Trenton New Jersey on May 6 the Republican State Convention chose Thomas A Dudley as president and pledged unwavering loyalty to the national Union. Delegates debated party principles and a Washburne candidacy while pledging equal rights for all citizens and the expansion of a nonsectarian public school system.
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Trenton
N. J
Republican State Convention
Thomas A. Dudley
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Washburne
William Walter Phelps
Judson Kilpatrick
State Convention Carried by the Blaine Men 85 to 14
Frederick Maryland May 6 after wrangling all day over the organization at 1130 tonight the committees on credentials and permanent organization submitted a report adopting permanent officers and admitting delegations from Baltimore Second District and Baltimore county plus seats for first and third Baltimore City districts The chair announced those delegations entitled to seats with half votes each A resolution expressing support for James G Blaine to secure his nomination for President was adopted 85 to 14.
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Thurman
Columbus
Ohio
Democratic State Central Committee
John G. Thompson
Thompson
Harmony
Frank Hurd
United States
Cincinnati
George L. Converse
Converse
Democratic Party of
Allen G. Thurman
Republic
J. H. Wade
Cleveland
James B. Steecman
Toledo
John Mcsweeney
Wooster
Durbin Ward
Lebanon
Messrs
A. V. Rice
Ottawa
Thomas E. Powell
Delaware
Charles Hill
Hamilton
A.R. van Cleaf
Pickaway
Dover
Del
J H. Mills
Blaine
Mills
Committee On
Deelaware
Fraine
Christian Febinger
Levi G. Clark
Newcastle County
N. B. Smithers
James KR. Lofland
Kent
Benjamin Burton
Albert Curry
Sussex
Chicago
Binine
James G. Blaine
Wisconsin and Mississippi Republicans Name Delegates in Chicago Nomination Fight
Wisconsin Republican State Convention refused to instruct delegates to Chicago and pledged support to the party nominee. It elected nine Washburne, seven Blaine, three Sherman, one Grant delegates. Mississippi convention named six Grant, six Sherman, four Blaine delegates with Sherman as second choice for Blaine. Senator Bruce led the Mississippi delegation. a bid for Grant was rejected by the chair. McGowan reports wide opposition to Grant among Michigan Republicans.
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Madison
Wis
Chicago
Washburne
Blaine
Sherman
Grant
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Bruce
McGowan
Michigan
Fires rage over oil wells near Bradford and oil city
A massive woodland fire spread through Kendall and Eldred Railway area near Summit, Bradford region, consuming Oakshade and McCalmont oil wells. Three fires burned across woods, threatening villages, with Rew City nearly destroyed and losses estimated up to $300,000 with no insurance. Separate fires hit Morgan's telegraph supply store and Kellogg's printing office in Cleveland, while a large blaze raged at Communipaw in New Jersey.
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Bradford
Penn
Oakshade Oil Company
Oakshade Company
McCalmont Oil Company
Summit
Kendall and Eldred
Oil City
Rew City
Cleveland
St. Clair Street
Morgan
Telegraph Supply
Boston
Rhode Island
Kellogg’s
Daily
Anzieger
New York
Communipaw
N. d
Evarts to Brief House on Fishery Dispute and Norfolk Interests
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Evarts will soon send to the House documents on the Fishery question. He drafts a detailed review of the Halifax Commission case, arguing that the 2.8 million dollars awarded to Newfoundland reflected English views on American access to provincial fishing grounds. The piece covers compensation for Gloucester fishermen, star route lobbying, tariff tinkering, Manning’s district troubles, crockery duties, pilotage repeal at Hell Gate, and Treasury receipts.
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Boston
Washington
Evarts
Lord Salisbury
Halifax Commission
Newfoundland
New England
Dr. Loring
England
Gloucester
Fortune Bay
Mr. Manning
Springer
Mississippi
Manning
Associated Press
Jones
Carlisle
Ross
New Jersey
House Commerce Committee
Hell Gate
Eight Indicted in Stewart Body Robbery Case in New York
In January a grand jury indicted eight men for robbing A. T. Stewart's body based on an accomplice's testimony. Dr. Sidney A. Carney and Assistant District Attorney Herring led negotiations with the suspects, which stalled after the accomplice's death. The case spurred ongoing surveillance and notes at the District Attorney's office.
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New York
A. T. Stewart
Sidney A. Carney
West Thirty-fourth Street
New York Life Insurance Company
Wrough
Eght
Carney
Herring
Arizona
Phelps
Garden City
Stewart
Sherman
New York Custom House
McCormick
French
James
Customs Division
Brown
Moulton
Chamber of Commerce
S. D. Babcock
Solon Humphreys
Evarts
Guayaquil
Panama
Chamber
Curley
Sheeney Morris
James Riley
Philadelphia
Woodside
Presbytery
Hancock
United States
Sehofield
New York State
The
Loyal Legion
Sixth Decennial Convention of Pharmacists and Physicians
Report on the sixth decennial convention for revising the United States Pharmacopeia held at National Medical College in Washington with large attendance. Dr Amory of Brookline elected president. Massachusetts delegates named. convention aims to maintain a shared standard pharmacopoeia used nationwide.
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Pharmacists and Physicians
United States
Washington
United States Pharmacopeia
National Medical College
Amory
Brookline
Mass
Massachusetts
Robert Amory
Bennett F. Davenport
Edward Wood
Army
Navy
Railway Interests Seek Incorporation to Build Arkansas River RR
Boston financiers seek congressional charter for Cherokee and Arkansas River Railroad to construct a line from Arkansas City Kansas through Indian Territory to Fort Smith Arkansas. Authorized capital stock set at 4.3 million dollars. Denver and Rio Grande reports track completion on Leadville extension to Badger Creek twelve miles from Cleora.
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Boston
Congress
Washington
House Committee On Railways and Canals
Thomas Nickerson
Sterne Morse
T. Jefferson Coolidge
B. P. Cheney
Alden Speare
Cherokee and Arkansas River Railroad Company
Arkansas City
Kan
Indian Territory
Arkansas River
Fort Smith
Ark
Denver and Rio Grande
Denver
Col
Leadville
Denver and Rio Grande Railway
Badger Creek
Cleora
Affray at Valleyfield Risks Fatal Outcome During Strike
In Valleyfield an Ethiopian? no Frank Alexe shot by a worker Leopold Tessier alias Lavine during a dispute over hiring. Tessier attacked, Alexe fired in self defense wounding Tessier. Tessier admitted aggression and Alexe surrendered. Strike action may delay settlement as Hull miners return to old wages.
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Montreal
Valleyfield
Southeastern Railway
Frank Alexe
Massachusetts Mills
Leopold Tessier
Lavine
Alexe
Tessier
Ottawa
Hull
Storm Capsizes Six Fishing Boats At Cape Disappointment
Oregon May 6 At Capé Disappointment a southwest squall on the 3d instant capsized six fishing boats. Two men drowned, others clung to boats. Rip Van Winkle rescued four boats and crews. Two boats drifted to breakers. Eighteen boats blown ashore between the cape and Scarboro Hill. Between fifteen and twenty feared drowned.
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Astoria
Oregon
Capé Disappointment
Rip van Winkle
Cape
Scarboro Hill
German steamer reports shipwreck near St Thomas
The Ocean Lodge, capt. Ruggles, a schooner from St Thomas to New York, foundered one hundred miles from St Thomas. Her crew were saved. A Cape Hayti decree dated April 16 bans foreigners operating without a license or as merchants, with fines and confiscation. The Home Government will suspend embarkation of unacclimated troops for Cuba and Porto Rico from May to August as the rainy season begins.
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Havana
St. Thomas
Ocean Lodge
Ruggles
New York
Hayti
Cape Hayti
Cuba
Porto Rico
Lightning Strikes Boat Killing Crew In Provincetown
In Provincetown Massachusetts during a thunder storm Captain Elijah Doane and another man were aboard a large sail boat when lightning struck the mast and ran down into the hull sinking the boat almost instantly. The crew escaped in a dory and reached shore unharmed. The struck crew did not sense the shock until they reached land where onlookers alerted them.
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Provincetown
Mass
Elijah Doane
Revenue raid nets six distilleries in West Virginia
Revenue Agent Atkinson reports deputy collectors Workman Cook and Saunders led a raid against illicit distilleries in Sumner Raleigh and McDowell counties West Virginia They destroyed six distilleries and 2000 gallons of mash and arrested four distillers but one escaped notice to date.
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Washington
Revenue
Atkinson
Charleston
W. Va
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Workman
Cook and Saunders
Sumner
Raleigh
McDowell
Multiple labor actions and notices across North America
The Western Iron Association cuts card rate to 250 dollars while Hull miners strike for higher wages. The Loyal Legion elects Hancock and Schofield as commanders. A freshet floods Resigouche flats causing evacuations. Cincinnati stove workers quit over a 10 percent wage cut. The Southern Baptist Convention convenes in Lexington with 330 delegates. Dr. Hullo Georgia elected president. Omaha smelting strike persists with four workers at work and 150 on strike, no violence. Cincinnati Methodist Conference considers splitting bodies and consolidating book interests. Norfolk reports the Jalapoosa repaired and ready to sail. Alliance set for Newfoundland survey. Portsmouth to dry dock. Atkins notes new mining districts in New Mexico, aided by the railroad. Elmira keeper McKelvey murdered by inmate Symonds. widowed, with three children.
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Western Iron Association
Hull
Canada
Loyal Legion
New York
Gen. Hancock
United States
Gen. Schofield
New York State
Resuigouche
New Brunswick
Cincinnati
Ohio
Southern Baptist Convention
Lexington
First Baptist Church
H. P. Hullo
Georgia
Omaha
Neb
Methodist Conference
Book Committee
Norfolk
Washington
Alliance
Newfoundland
Portsmouth
Chicago
Atkins
New Mexico
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
McKelvey
Reformatory
Elmira
N. Y
Kidward Symonds
Detroit
Michigan State Prison
Fall River Mayor Vetoes Fourth of July Funds
Mayor Greene vetoed a 3500 appropriation for the July celebration after the Council passed it. The board failed to override the veto by a tie vote. Also, papers filed for James F. Kenney’s commitment to an asylum after he set fire to his kerosene soaked house on Fast Day. Isaac Leavens, a Jewish peddler, was assaulted by three men who feloniously beat him for refusing tobacco.
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D. B. Bosworth
Berlin
Robert J. Burdette
Rockland
Albert Sawyer
Cape Elizabeth
Sarah Estes
Brewer
Oscar S. Howard
Bangor
James McStoy
Pawtucket
R. L
Berkshire
Mass
Page, Harding & Co
J. M. Robbins
Old Orchard Beach
Johnston
Rhode Island
Providence
R. I
A. G. Small
Goshen
Conn
Lorrington
Bolster’s Mills
Taunton
Alexander H. Williams
Summer Street
Williams
County Streets
Taunton River
Fall River
Greene
James F. Kenney
Kenney
Isaac Leavens
Dartmouth junior editors named for next collegiate year
Hanover May 6 The Dartmouth announces the junior class editors for the next year listing E G Kimball Nashua BE H Kitfield Lynn J W Lanehart Belleville G W Patterson Hanover W P Snow Roxbury F B Spalding Medford and L R Wentworth Bridgewater all of them to serve as editors for the upcoming session.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
E. G. Kimball
Nashua
BE. H. Kitfield
Lynn
Mass
J. W. Lanehart
Belleville
G. W. Patterson
W. P. Snow
Roxbury
F. B. Spalding
Medford, Mass
L. R. Wentworth
Bridgewater, Mass
Tobacco crop prospects darken across Virginia fields
Petersburg May 6 Intelligence from several sections of the state reports a severe tobacco shortage. The crop is being destroyed by the tobacco fly and farmers are discouraged, with many preparing ground for corn and peas. It is believed that not more than one quarter of the usual tobacco crop will be produced this year.
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Russia
Japan
India
le Duc
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Houghton, Osgood & Co
James Kk. Osgood & Co
John H. Ammona
Edward L. Osgood
Paris
Drexel
Harjes & Co
Ticknor & Fields, Fields, Osgood & Co
James BR. Osgood & Co
James R
Petersburg
Fiy
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