Denver Letters Detail Prospecting Boom in Gunnison Country
Letters from Denver forecast a rush of about twenty thousand prospectors to the Gunnison and White River region by August as snow drifts hinder travel. Mines show promising wealth though little work has begun, with a California-like boom anticipated once melt occurs. Missouri and Mississippi river flooding may bring disaster in early June.
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Denver
Gunnison
White River
Leadville
California
Colorado
Missouri
Mississippi
New York Democrats Lease Building for Campaign Work and Storage
The Democratic State Central Committee of New York has leased a four story building. The two lower floors will house committee work and reception rooms while the basement and two upper stories will store Mulligan letters Nast cartoons of Blaine and Republican corruption reports under Grant. Likely an extra story may be added to fit the storage needs.
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Democratic State Central Committee of
New York
Mulligan
Nast
Blaine
Grant
Death of Hon. George Brown Founder of Toronto Globe
The death of Hon. George Brown, founder of the Toronto Globe, is mourned beyond Canada. He was a capable editor, and the journal he helped build will struggle to fill his notable shoes.
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George Brown
The
Toronto Globe
Farewell Banquet for Rev. Robert Fulton in Boston
Friends of Rev. Robert Fulton president of Boston College and pastor of the Church of the Immaculate Conception held a farewell banquet in Boston as he moves to a new post in Baltimore. Gen John A McDonald of St Louis linked to whiskey ring fame looms as a potential threat to the third term party. The Eads inter oceanic rail plan faces congressional scrutiny over a possible 50 million dollar taxpayer burden. Florida Republicans back Grant for Chicago delegates while Michigan splits between Grant and Blaine. Williams College commencement synopsis appears. A New York judge faces intoxication charges and the Methodist General Conference in Cincinnati elected three bishops. The American Tract Society marked its anniversary in New York.
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Robert Fulton
Boston College
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Baltimore
Boston
John A. McDonald
St. Louis
Whiskey Ring
Gen
Grant
Babcock
White House
Methodist General Conference
Cincinnati
American Tract Society
New York
Senate Strikes Out Expedited Route Reset in Post Office Bill
Senate Appropriations Committee reports the Post-office bill removing the House amendment to reset all expedited routes. The move aims to punish guilty contractors, not post-office officials, and to avoid ambiguity in route schedules. Debate notes adjournment risk, clerk growth, and tariff sentiment. Eads canal and interoceanic rail proposals loom with a $100,000 survey fund and government guarantees. Paper contracts awarded to S. D. Warren & Co. for stamp paper at set rates.
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Boston Post
Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
Senate Committee
Brady
Eade
Eads
Inter-Oceanic Canal Committee
Singleton
Ilinois
Conger
Waldo Hutchins
Ss. D. Warren & Co
Internal Revenue
Petitions in House top 12,000 mark in session record
Washington May 12 The House records show 11 628 petitions presented in the petition box plus those in open session nearing 12 000 the highest total in any Congress to date The tariff and taxation category leads with 8 515 petitions while other totals include claims 994 naval affairs 99 pensions 1 287 and miscellaneous 774 The President sent several nominations to the Senate including U S Attorneys and Marine Corps officers The Senate committee on the Presidential Court discusses Morgan joint rule sections and an anonymous letter linked to the Springer investigation is being examined by Mr Updegraff and Mr Hay.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Territories
Pacific
Senate
James L. Dryden
Illinois
United States
Montana
John 8. Bigley
Newman
Georgia
Thomas Y. Field
Marine Corps
Clement D. Hebb
George W. Collier
George B. Haycock
Henry Clay Fisher
William F. Zeilin
William F. Spicer
Paul St. Clair Murphy
Senate Select Committee On
Morgan
Springer
Updegraff
E. B. Hay
Atlenethc
Bill” King
Minnesota
Finley
Hay
Portsmouth and Dover Railroad stockholders vote to raise funds
In Portsmouth on May 12 a special stockholders meeting chaired by Frank Jones approved raising 11 200 to satisfy the Eastern Railroad Company award and authorized issuing 112 shares of new stock, reducing capital stock to 769 000 and 7 690 shares, with dividends planned from recovered funds. The action follows arbitration over construction costs and pending liquidation of balances after expenses, with fifteen day rights for existing holders and a final sale of unclaimed shares at par.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Portsmouth and
Eastern Railroad
New Hampshire
Eastern Railroad Company
Portamouth
Dover
Caital
Ech
Eastern Railroad Company Haviog
Teasurer
Portsmouth and Dover and Eastern Railroad Company
Eastern
Hannah Andrews
Munroe Street
James
Chambers Street Hospital
City of London
London
Tih
Denis Kearney
California
Lcld
Socialistic Labor Party
Kearney
Stever
Drs. Catlin
Elmendorf
Brooklyn
Kate Proosey
Fourteenth Street
Maud Goodwin
Boston
Thomas Sullivan
Brooklyn City Railroad Company
Williams College eighty sixth commencement programme set
The Williams College commencement schedule lists senior exams June 24 25 a July 4 7 program including a baccalaureate sermon July 4 3 PM and alumni events through July 7 with receptions diplomas and a dining hall ticket policy for pre1878 graduates and a July 6 admission exam at Alumni Hall.
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North Adams
Mass
Williams College
Young Men’s Christian Association
N. G. Clark
D.D
Boston
Chadbourne
Mission Park
Dr. Hopkins
College Chapel
Prof. Perry
Adelphis Union
Joseph R. Hawley
Connecticut
Elisha L.allen
Congregational Church
Sophonore
Goodrich Hall
Public use ruling dismisses Perkins vs Nashua Card case
In Portsmouth New Hampshire May 12 the United States Circuit Court heard Perkins vs Nashua Card and Glazed Paper Company over a patent for a card board roller. The court ruled the invention was public property and unpatentable, dismissing the bill with costs.
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Portsmouth
N. H
N.H
United States Circuit Court
Perkins
Nashua Card and Glazed Paper Company
Lyman Bridge Company
Asa T. Barron
A. T. & O. T. Barron
Town of
Lebanon
Barrons
Wm. Fuller
Pembroke
Everett P. Ober
Peter D. Pereau
Anniversary of the American Tract Society Elects New Officers
The New York meeting chaired by ex-Judge William Strong elected officers for the coming year. Officers include President ex-Judge William Strong secretaries Rev. George L. Shearer Rev. Dr. Stevenson and W. R. Rand treasurer E R Kingsbury. The secretary reported year receipts totaling 358 759 03 with resources for the year 382 283 15 and expenditures at 378 882 59 leaving a treasury balance of 38 400 56.
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New York
American Tract Society
Strong
Supreme Court
William Strong
George L. Shearer
Dr. Stevenson
W. R. Rand
E. R. Kingsbury
John Cotton Smith
E. P. Rogers
John Hall
A. A. Renike
William M. Taylor
Jessie G. Thomas
Alfred S. Barnes
S. Constant
William N. Blakeman
H. P. Marshall
M. C. D. Borden
G. G. Smith
George N. Titus
Samuel Colgate
C. B. Knevals
James Fraser
Peter Donald
John E. Johnson
Treasury
Hoyt Habeas Corpus Proceeding Ends With New Trial Rejected
Edwin Hoyt faced a writ of habeas corpus before Judges Sanford and Hovey in Bridgeport. After a full day of arguments and evidence on a motion for a new trial, the court ruled against Hoyt at 615 PM. He faces execution tomorrow. In Lebanon Pennsylvania Wise Hummel and Brandt, tied to the Raber murder conspiracy, are slated for execution tomorrow.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Edwin Hoyt
Sanford and Hovey
Hoyt
Lebanon
Hummel
Brandt
Raber
Ex Senator Isaac P. Christiancy Seeks Divorce
Ex Senator Isaac P. Christiancy now U S Minister to Peru filed suit for divorce from Lizzie M. Christiancy nee Luguenbell. Edwin Willits and E Chase Ingersoll appear for the complainant while John N. Oliver represents Mrs Christiancy. The petition contents were not disclosed. An answer and cross bill are slated for next week.
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Washington
Isaac P. Christiancy
United States
Peru
Lizzie M. Christiancy
Luguenbell
Edwin Willits
Michigan
E. Chase Ingersoll
John N. Oliver
Christianey
Olver
Plymouth Supreme Court Appeals Will Case
In Plymouth Massachusetts on May 12 the Supreme Court heard the appeal of Joseph Elims against William C. Clapp executor over Charles Elims of Scituate making a will. The jury found for the executor. Gen. B. F. Butler moved to refer the case to auditor Hosea Kingman of Bridgewater and uncontested divorce hearings began.
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Plymouth
Mass
Supreme Court
Joseph Elims
Appelant
Wm. C. Clapp
Charles Elims
Scituate
B. F. Butler
Lemuel Bradford
Hosea Kingman
Bridgewater
Vermont Supreme Court
St. Johnsbury
Dremes R. Langdon
Central Vermont Railroad Company
Donovar and Rooke Decline Bout After Weigh-In
In Burfago N Y on May 12 Donovar and Rooke with friends planned an afternoon train departure. A late weigh-in revealed Rooke at 169 pounds and Donovar at 155 1 4 pounds, prompting Donovar to refuse a match. All parties proceeded eastward tonight.
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Burfago
N. Y
Donovar
Rooke
Republicans Choose Delegates to State Convention in County Races
In ChicaGo on May 12 the Montgomery county Republican convention elected six Grant and Logan county seven Blaine delegates to the State convention. The Times notes Whitesides county chose nine Washburne delegates to the State convention, affecting the Galena district delegation.
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ChicaGo
Tribune
Montgomery County
Grant
Logan County
Blaine
the Times
Whitesides
Galena
Ex-Grant Associate Threatens to Reveal Secrets
Gen John A McDonald once linked to whiskey rings claims in St Louis he will expose secrets about Grants era if the Chicago Convention backs Grant. He vows revenge on the third term faction, saying he saved the country by going to prison and hints at forthcoming disclosures.
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Washington
John A. Mer Donald
Whiskey Ring
Grant
Grant Wenl
St. Louis
Grants
Tye
Chicago
Wisconsin Democratic State Convention Elects Delegates
The Democratic State Convention convened in Madison at noon with Gen A C Parkinson as temporary chair and John M Uary named permanent chairman. Delegates elected at large include William Murphy James G Jenkins T R Hudd Col William T Vilas and Judge G W Cate with substituting power. Ferdinand Keuhn and John Lawlor named electors at large. Delegates remain uninstructed.
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Madison
Wis
A. C. Parkinson
Democratic Committee
J. B. Whiting
Jonesville
John M. Uary
Milwaukee
Union of States
Wisconsin
United States
Democratic Congress
Hayes
William Murphy
James G. Jenkins
T. R Hudd
William T. Vilas
G. W. Cate
Ferdinand Keuhn
John Lawlor
Prairie du Chien
Michigan Delegates Favor Blaine at Republican Convention
Detroit May 12 The Michigan Republican State Convention elected temporary officers and district delegates, with a Blaine majority but not unanimity. Resolutions urged James G Blaine for president and backed Thomas Ferry for vice president, while opposing a third term. Delegates at large were J F Joy Detroit Omar D Conger St Clair Perry Hannah Grand Traverse E C Watkins Kent.
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Detroit
Mich
E. Pallen
Ypsilanti
Michigan
Blaine
Moses Coit ‘Lyler
Committee On Resolutions
William A. Howard
Zachariah Chandler
James G. Blame
Chicago
Thomas W.ferry
J. F. Joy
Omar D. Conger
St. Clair
Perry Hannah
Grand Traverse
E. C. Watkins
Kent
West Virginia Republicans Choose Delegates for Blaine
The West Virginia State Republican Convention met in Wheeling with about two hundred delegates. Ex Governor Stevenson was temporary chair, C. D. Hubbard permanent chair, and Blaine was urged in speeches and resolutions. Delegates were chosen for Chicago with the majority for Blaine amid a Sherman faction challenge.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Stevenson
C. D. Hubbard
Hubbard
Blaine
Chicago
Sherman
W. J. Burley
Samuel P. McCormick
John H. Riley
A. W. Campbell
Florida Republicans Vote to Support Grant at Chicago
Delegates to the Chicago Convention are instructed to vote as a unit for U S Grant for president and Thomas Settle of Florida for vice president. The Florida Republican State Convention in Gainesville passed the resolution without opposition and adjourned after organizing committee appointments.
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Florida
Chicago
Grant
Gainesville
Fla
W.H. Hicks
United States
U. S. Grant
Thomas Settle
Political Notes Survey Grant Fight in Chicago Primaries
Washington dispatch notes Gen. Grant allies criticize Washburne as his ties to Grant weaken. Inter Ocean accuses Blaine supporters of bought votes and hired roughs to sway Chicago polls. Ogdensburg reelects Parker mayor and GOP losses widen. Cincinnati Gazette predicts Tilden and Thurman could win Ohio.
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Chicago Inter-Ocean
Rep
Blaine
Chicago
Grant
Ogdensburg
N. Y
James W. Parker
Wm. Peters
The
Cincinnati Gazette
Tilden
Thurman
Ohio
Destructive Bradford Oil Field Fire Ravages Villages
A major fire in Foster Brook Valley near Bradford Pennsylvania destroyed the oil towns Oil Centre and Middaughville. Rigs tanks and buildings burned as a gale drove flames across the ridge. A 25,000 barrel tank burned at Mitchell Jones and a Kendall and Eldred railroad trestle was consumed. Duke Centre threatened. Nitro glycerine depot exploded. one man fatally injured by a falling tree. Additional blazes at Pomona Station Tecumseh tannery and long island timberlands reported. total losses uncertain though hundreds of rigs and extensive timber damages noted.
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Bradford
Foster Brook Valley
Tram Hollow
Oil Centre
Middaughville
Mitchell & Jones
Baker
Kendall and Eldred
Duke Centre
William Reed
New York
Pomona
Port Republic
Everett
Bedford County
Tecumseh Tannery
J. B. Hoyt & Co
College Point
Long Island
James Vocrees
Woodbury
Philadelphia
William Price
Parker Street
Bradstreet
Eee
Notable visits, crimes, and incidents span New England towns
Gov Long and aides visited Fall River, Mass. Five thousand trout were moved to streams near Charlestown, N H from Plymouth. In Portland Me a Falmouth man was jailed fifteen years for rape. Earthquakes rattled towns from Acton to Newburyport. a Worcester boy was shot but survived. Several deaths and injuries occurred, with church dedications and public notices across multiple states.
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Fall River
Mass
Charlestown
N. H
Plymouth
Joseph Bailey
Hopedale
J. T. McDonnell
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Newmarket
Biddeford
Portland
John Anderson
Falmouth
Great Bay
New Market
Board of Selectmen
Marblehead
Moody
Indian Territory
Northield
Carlos Parker
Brownington
Hanover Street Congregational Society
Manchester
Hanover and
Union Streets
Naugatuck Road
Waterbury
Conn
Mary Schuz
Middlebury
Karl Schulz
Salem Baptist Association
Gloucester
David I. Robinson
East Gloucester
Lowell
Daniel Cleary
Thomas Broderick
Patrick Murphy
Alexander H. Alien
Mendon
Munsane Asylum
Dennis Carroll
Worcester
John Donavan
Bali
Coventry
Portland Pier
L. Ayer
Monhegan
Black Hawk
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Acton
Howard Williams
New Haven
St. Albans
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Henry F. Paddock
Maggie Mitchell
Holyoke
Superior Court
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Hartford
Newburyport
Mess
Merrimack
Amesbury
Georgetown
Rowley
Stillwater
R.I
Smithfield
Anthony Kilroy
Norwich
Belknap Association of Congregational Ministers
Amherst
G. R. Fisher
Boston
Duxbury
Sampson
Ayrshot
Supreme Court
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Portsmouth and Dover
The
Eastern
New Hampshire
Smith
Kensington
M. C. Marin
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William Mackin
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Lynch
J. A. Dodge
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Andrew Dodge
Fort Wayne and Wabash
New Boston
Enoch Perkins
Harvard
Dike
Springfield
Lunenburg
Unitarian Church of
Annie
Tilden Favored as Democratic Standard Bearer in 1876 Style Debate
Washington dispatch argues Democrats solidify for Tilden amid Republican dissensions. It accuses Blaine and Sherman of personal canvassing and patronage schemes, contrasts party unity with GOP tactics, and predicts Southern backing for a Cincinnati nomination.
Forest fires devastate timberlands across New Jersey towns
Despatches from New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania report widespread forest fires causing millions in losses. Thousands of acres of timber burn as authorities fight the flames and estimate damages in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Western Nail Association Cuts Cari Rate and Schedules Shutdown
Pittsburg May 12 The Western Nail Association reduced the cari rate to 325 dollars and adopted a unanimous resolution to suspend nail mill operations for two weeks of the next three starting Monday the 17th.
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Pittsburg
Western Nail Association
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