Malfeasance Allegations At Portsmouth Navy Yard
Information reaches regarding alleged theft of hundreds of red oak knees bought by the Government and removed from Portsmouth Navy Yard to destroy evidence of fraud. Chairman Whitthorne has referred the matter to the Secretary of the Navy for investigation with potential severe consequences for those responsible. Congress moves toward adjournment. pensions and post office funds pass, Army reorganization debated as 26 million dollars to be appropriated and 20 000 soldiers planned.
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Senate Moves On Chinese Immigration Policy
The Foreign Relations Committee reported a substitute for the Senate joint resolution on Chinese immigration, proposing a possible modification to the existing U S treaty provisions. The move places the issue on the calendar and calls the Executive’s attention to reexamining immigration rules. Visitors to West Point were named for the June examination by the Secretary of War, including A S Vennable, John C Ropes, F B Wheeler, D A Wells, S R Franklin, James Lewis, and C C Augur. Eighty thousand dollars in twenty-dollar silver certificates were received for issue locally, with a plan to issue a hundred-dollar certificates to New York for bullion purchases. Sanford S Blodgett of New York was confirmed as Consul at Prescott, while D C Baker’s internal revenue nomination faced extended debate and was not acted upon. Commodore Foxhall A Parker was detached from Boston Navy Yard and ordered to duty as Superintendent of the Naval Academy. General Butler denied reports he seeks the Greenback and Labor Reform gubernatorial candidacy in Massachusetts.
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Investigation of Hayes title to be acted on by House
The Hayes title investigation moves to a House vote next Monday under suspension of rules for Judiciary Committee review. An autograph letter from Samuel J. Tilden arrives urging Congress to investigate the Florida case, warning of neglect if unacted.
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Tariff Debate Narrowly Advances In House Vote
In Washington on May 7 the House approved a move to enter the Committee of the Whole on the Tariff bill by 109 to 108. The decision came after four Democrats flipped from no to aye, amid discussion on protection and the needs of the people as Gen Banks spoke on the subject.
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Treasury proposes fraud bounty bill on customs revenue
The Secretary of the Treasury sent a draft bill to the House to reward informers who provide original information leading to recovery of duties or fines. Customs officers who seize smuggled goods or uncover undervaluation may receive a share of proceeds, with exceptions for higher salaried officers. The bill repeals conflicting moieties provisions and related acts.
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Thurman Bill Creates Auditor of the Pacific Railroads
Senator Thurman introduced a bill to amend Pacific Railroad reporting laws. It repeals part of the 1868 act and sets up an Interior Department Auditor with a $3600 salary, staff, and travel expenses. Companies failing to provide accounts face $5000 fines and possible loss of government rights after six months. The measure was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
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Poison Plot At Lunatic Asylum On Blackwell's Island
New York May 7 A helper Ann Hanrahan at Blackwell's Island Lunatic Asylum obtained chloroform from the dispensary and laced ale she offered to two other helpers and Julia Hogan with the drug. All three drank the mixture. Hogan and Bracken died, Hanrahan survived. The incident prompted immediate medical intervention and electric stimulation to resuscitate the others.
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Rumors of Negotiations Soon to Break Down in Europe
London reports and Vienna sources discuss a shaky path to peace amid Russian advances in Roumania and Serbia. Constantinople notes Todleben's withdrawal plans and possible Russian retreat if Britain pulls its fleet. Serbia hints at cabinet changes and nonalignment with Russia, while Petitions oppose San Stefano terms and Bolster Turkish opposition.
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Indiana City Races Produce Republican Majority on Joint Ballot
Indianapolis results show Republicans win 3 Council seats and 3 Aldermen while Democrats take 2 in the joint ballot, giving Republicans a two vote majority. statewide races reflect mixed outcomes with several towns reporting GOP gains and Democratic denials amid light overall turnout.
Disastrous Consequences of the Great Strike in England
A Manchester meeting of master cotton spinners and manufacturers recommended closing mills in the striking district and forbidding any workman openings. Anxiety grows in Manchester as a general lock-out looms, with Preston’s mills tied to today’s closure. Weavers face rapid hardship while spinners can endure longer.
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Peace negotiations and potential Congress plan in Europe
London reports Northcote's Commons remarks reassure peace efforts with Schouvaloff aiding the process. A Russian privateers story from Ellsworth notes a German steamer Cimbria carrying alleged passengers amid tension, with officers denying armed involvement and awaiting orders as press coverage weighs a possible war and conclusive peace terms.
Editorial mood on imminent war and Fenian raids in Canada
Toronto editorials discuss potential England Russia war and Fenian activity. The Globe urges U S neutrality and warns Britain against privateers shuttlepearing from U S harbors, while The Mail warns Canada could face danger and requires vigilance and sacrifices. The Leader dismisses Fenian raid links as absurd.
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Ghost in Fell's Point Haunts Mrs Moore and Crowd
A Baltimore American report describes a midnight séance in Fell's Point where Mrs Moore, 22, born on Frederick road and claiming a caul, recounts a headless ghost who appeared, spoke with a Milesian interviewer, and claimed murder, wealth, and hidden money for her baby. The ghost reportedly vanished after revealing these claims.
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Bitter April Election Conflicts Across North Carolina Cities
A Raleigh special reports close races between regularly nominated and Independent Democrats backed by Republicans. Raleigh elected eleven Aldermen for Democrats and six for Republicans. Charlotte chose Independent candidates led by B. R. Smith for Mayor by a forty one majority amid the fiercest contest yet. $25,000 was said to have changed hands over the mayoral outcome. Col. W. M. Johnston, defeated, had run for Governor in 1862 versus Z. B. Vance. Greensboro backed liquor opponents by ninety four votes. Goldsboro elected five Democrats and four Republicans. Kinston chose the Democratic ticket by thirty nine. New Bern elected Democratic Aldermen overall.
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Winterport medical student skeleton loss by dogs
A medical student in Winterport had part of a cleaned skeleton carried off by dogs. Walter Waterhouse of East Machias drowned near Machias Village while intoxicated. Colby University professor Lyford plans a three month abroad trip in Dr Tourjee's expedition, sailing June 29. Rev. Caroline A Angell re-engaged for another year by Pittsfield Society. Boothbay Harbor Methodist meeting-house contract set at 4000 dollars on main street. Rev. Dr Shailer of Portland supplied pulpit at Monson for a month. Sanford Aoe of Wesley reports murder of his daughter and grandson by a Mexican in New Mexico. crew captured and shot. Lobster factory at Vinalhaven cans 15000 to 26000 daily. last year 1,069,000 lobsters used, twenty female and as many male workers employed. George A Harmon of Portland injured by lightning in storm. injury remained limited to shop wiring. Kittery town meeting committee compromises Call bond claim to 1300 dollars. Grand Lodge of Maine meets in Portland. Edward P. Burnham reelected Grand Master. 19335 members, down 30. Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons also meets. 4129 state members, down ten. Arlington B. Marston elected Grand High Priest. Presque Isle farmers discuss sugar beet raising. Genvert present. plan a sugar house and dry house, 30000 dollars, to employ two hundred workers.
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Memorial Day Chief Marshal Named at Portsmouth
Col J Horace Kent has been appointed Chief Marshal for Memorial Day at Portsmouth and has accepted. A new weekly paper in Manchester in French named L Emigre Canadien with P E Paget as editor is being printed. Alfred Russell of Detroit delivered the Dartmouth College commencement address. Freddie Gordon, three, drowned after falling into the Winnepisegee river at Franklin. US and Canada Express bought J F Chase North Weare line. Chase remains on route. Nahum Robinson of Concord appointed to supervise construction of the new State Prison and takes duties. Frank Johnson of Martin's Ferry injured on the Concord and Portsmouth Railroad. recovery feared. Sayres of Jamaica, L I and Dartmouth class of 1876, ordained at St Thomas Hanover then to Shanghai as professor. Rev E G Selden congratulated for staying at Hanover Street Church. Mrs Washington B Pike gravely injured driving with children. children hurt but not fatally. Massabeset Lake district school board consolidation faces strong opposition. Moody and Sankey style gospel meetings planned in Smyth's Opera House. Eastern Judicial District Supreme Court convened at Plymouth. large docket. Dorchester murder case to be tried. Merrimac county delegates discuss pauper system and County Farm rebuilds at Boscawen after March fire. resolutions adopted. State Normal School exam week. 54 pupils, 37 graduates. President Porter to be replaced. Manchester City Government invites Louis Bell Post to lay corner-stone of soldiers monument on Merrimac Square. iron fence to enclose Gen John Stark remains.
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Temperance meetings end as pledge passes 1000 mark
Maxwell closes temperance Meetings at St Albans with over 1000 plege signatures. D Morill of Norwich dies at 91, a veteran Free Mason and kin to Senator Morrill. H B Fletcher of Burling ton reappears in Calcutta merchant service. Fenian revival talks surface amid Russian British war fears. Vermont Republicans set May 23 in Burlington for state convention. Democrats plan May 9 Burlington meeting.
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Norwich
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Rowers matched for hundred a side on Lowell river race
Lawrence Rourk and David Kennedy are paired for a hundred-dollar row in best and best boats on the 16th at Lowell. A hearse of misfortune runs through town as a series of accidents and crimes unfold from Pittsfield to Ipswich with rail and road incidents and a late night safe theft at Newburyport. A man killed near Haverhill, a jailed clerk, a salmon found in Merrimac, and a mysterious drowning near North Andover are outlined alongside hearings on railroad terminus matters and a beating case in Dalton. The Newburyport police pursue the safe thieves toward Ipswich as the body is identified and kept for examination.
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Lonsdale Mills Decrease Wages On 20th List
The Lonsdale Company announces another wage cut to take effect on the 20th list. In Pawtucket the annual town election on Monday gave the Republicans an average majority. The Vaughns cotton mill in Greenville and Spragueville will run out stock and halt operations until times improve. Edward Reed was jailed at Newport on Tuesday in default of $1000 to keep the peace after threatening to shoot Alfred Smith, a wealthy real estate broker.
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Miners Strike Fears Violence in Belleville Region
A Belleville despatch reports serious fears of violence as 4060 coal miners strike across St Clair and Madison counties. Communistic agents from St Louis are said to be counseling rights enforcement. The strike now spans three weeks with no compromise from operators.
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Thirteenth annual Third Army Corps Union meeting held in Newburgh
Newburgh New York May 7 thirteenth annual meeting of the Third Army Corps Union Association survived officers of the Third Corps of the Army of the Potomac gathered about 50 members and guests including Generals Hooker Sickles Schofield Mott. A reception at Washington headquarters was hosted by the Mayor Col Weygant with a speech of welcome by Joel J Headley president of the Board of Headquarters Trustees. Lunch followed by a suburb drive and business session. Banquet planned for United States Hotel this evening.
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Fire Destroys Home Barn of J A Cornish in Lewiston
Early Tuesday a fire from a defective kitchen chimney gutted the house and barn of J A Cornish in Lewiston Maine. Loss listed at 600 with 1100 on buildings and 500 on furniture and insurance coverage noted.
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Five Victims and Notable Obituaries in Briefs
A clerk at Hawley Folsom and Martin’s store in Mason City Iowa died after a gunshot wound on the 5th aged 23. Murray Hoffman longtime New York ecclesiastical law authority and former Supreme Court judge died at his Flush ing Long Island home aged 84. Julian Zulueta de Alava Cuba estate owner died from injuries after a horse fall. Rev S S Morrill former Trimountain Church pastor died in Danville Vermont. Reuben Sibley Belfast merchant died suddenly of heart disease aged 70. Dr William A Shaw Wickford physician died at an advanced age.
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Closing prices of mining stocks on May 7 in San Francisco
Mining stock prices listed for Alph Hale & Norcross Alta Julia Consolidated Belcher Best & Belcher Leopard Mine Bullion Dig Mexican Northern Belle Shae OOM Copper Chollar Raymond & Ely Crown Point Sierra Nevada Eureka Consolidated Silver Hill Exchequer Union Consolidated Gould & Curry Gran Premio The Consolidated Virginia dividend announced at $1 California at $2 Caledonia.
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California Elections Show Workingmen Sweep In Several Cities
In California the Workingmen party won big in Redwood City Nevada City and San Leandro while Citizens' tickets prevailed in Haywards Alameda Gilroy Stockton and Woodland. The State Central Committee ousted Kearney as chairman amid fraud corruption Cesarism and insanity charges and urged workingmen to abandon him for proper party organization.
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Milwaukee and St. Paul Consolidates Key Rail Lines
The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company gains full control of the Milwaukee and Portage Railway by lands purchase and acquires a majority of the Dubuque and Southwestern Railway stock and bonds. This creates a direct Milwaukee to Cedar Rapids route via Western Union and related lines, boosting traffic for the St. Paul Company.
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Weitzel Refuses to Resign Revenue Post in New York
Gen Weitzel of Cincinnati declines to yield his revenue collectorship and declares that if Sherman knew of frauds in his office and did not prosecute or investigate, he bears responsibility. He vows to fight to keep the eight year post and not be pushed out on unexamined charges.
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Liabilities Put At 142000 For H W Brooks Cotton Merchant
New York May 7 creditors include Merchants Bank of Worcester Mass for 20000. Hol constraints show H W Brooks liabilities total 142000 and J P Ellendorf liabilities total 230090 with Union Dime Savings Bank and Northwestern Life Insurance Company among creditors for 30000 and 12000 respectively.
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Directors Selected For Atlantic and Pacific Telegr Company
New York May 7 The Committee of members of the Western Union and Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Companies decided that at tomorrow’s annual meeting eight Western Union and seven Atlantic and Pacific Directors be chosen. The organization of the company to be maintained indefinitely and Gen. Eckert to be re elected President.
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Surrender of Gall and 150 Sioux Warriors Reported at Bismarck
New York May 7 Lieut Roe from Fort Keogh reports to Bismarck the surrender of Chief Gall and 150 warriors from Sitting Bull's camp to Lieut Bald win on Poplar river. Gall is described as a major hostile leader and this surrender seen as a significant victory by Gen. Miles. Fort Peck abandoned. troops move to Forts Keogh and Buford.
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Camden grand jury indicts in Armstrong murder and bishops poisoning
Philadelphia May 7. It is understood the Camden grand jury found true bills today against Hunter and Grahame for the murder of John M. Armstrong and against Emma Bethel for poisoning the Bishops near Berlin. Hunter's trial will commence on Monday next.
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