Sentiments at Republican clubs and Lee postoffice fight
Washington May 11 The recent convention of Republican clubs did not denounce civil service reform as strongly as the chair and supporters claimed. K Worth Spates says the committee was packed by the chair and milder language was chosen for harmony. In Lee, post office battles unfold with Chaffee backed by business leaders and veterans urging his ouster. Other items note rescuers of 900 seamen and immigration law tweaks, with a portrait event for William Lloyd Garrison.
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Nominations sent to Senate for Consuls and secretaries
The President sent nominations to the Senate naming United States consuls at Nagasaki Batoum Rio Grande do Sul and Vera Cruz and at Durango Per nambuco Port Sarnia and Caracas and secretaries at Caracas Santiago and New York Also a bill to amend the interstate commerce law to allow reduced rates for commercial travelers and a permit for extra baggage weight.
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The McCalla Court Martial Findings Report
Naval officers believe Commander McCalla was found guilty on several charges and suspended from duty with a reprimand, with the case awaiting final clearance by the Secretary in a few days. A reunion of surviving Thirty-fourth Congress members who backed Banks for Speaker in 1856 will convene in the city on May 28 and 29.
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Liquor Spilled After Judge Missed New Supreme Court Ruling
In Saco Maine Judge Emmons ordered seized liquors spilled after attorney for Boston and Maine argued they were railroad property in original packaging. The judge cited not receiving the full text of a recent U S Supreme Court decision and Maine law. Similar recent rulings cited in Iowa and Vermont cases plus an ongoing seizure in Vermont reflect the original package decision’s reach.
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GENERAL FREMONT'S SURPRISE AT RETIRED LIST
Washington reports a curious Washington error reveals John C. Fremont, aged seventy one, now retired as major general, was owed 21,000 by the government after 40 years of supposed debt. TheTreasury official finds the balance due, prompting Fremont to faint upon learning the windfall.
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Costly costumes seized in New York smuggling case
Charles F Wilbur of the Treasury Department seized a cache of London made ballet costumes imported on the Lahnas. The outfits valued at about 15000 dollars were linked to a Madison Square Garden scheme involving 30 to 40 dancers. A suspect is unnamed, and the Garden company denies knowledge of the affair.
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Hallock Avery-Wedding in Cromwell Massachusetts May 7
In this aly May 7 the Rev Edward Hale united Dr Frank Hallock of Cromwell Conn with Katharine Camp Avery daughter of Abraham Avery Boston. Death notices list Nancy Badlam 87 in Dorchester May 9 Emeline French Cambridge May 10 Alice Gilman Cambridge 12, Cornelia Pennell Brunswick Me May 8, Mary Anne Scott Eastondale May 6 aged 89.
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Market Buoyancy Promises Strong Opening and Broad Rise
The exchange sees a buoyant local market with copper shares leading activity and a broadening market. Analysts note a likely rise in c and l stocks by Tuesday and expect Western railroads to reach a new accord, while financial players forecast continued bull movement amid supplies, new vaults, and expanding bank facilities.
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