Governor and Council Inspect Concord Prison Overmis management Cruelty Allegations
The Governor and Council visited the State Prison at Concord to probe alleged mismanagement and cruelty by Warden Chamber-Trin and his assistants amid ongoing inquiries.
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Hampton speech against Kellogg unseating echoed in Senate
Washington May 13 Senator Hampton spoke against the resolution to unseat Kellogg drawing a crowded gallery. He defended his vote against his party and urged South Carolina's honor, noting the Senate has no power to redress Louisiana's wrong and praising shared sacrifice with Georgia.
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House Revises Internal Revenue Bill During Session
The House met at 10 30 in Washington under yesterday's agreement and began reviewing the Legislative Executive and Judicial Appropriation bill. An amendment to cut pay for internal revenue storekeepers and gangers passed after debate, while another proposal to strike and lessen detection payments was defeated. The panel then moved through forty of eighty pages and recessed, resuming in the evening with Indian Affairs reports.
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Railroads and Army Savings From Northern Pacific Report
A May 1880 memo to Secretary Ramsey cites Gen Sherman and the Quartermaster General noting that Northern Pacific Railroad freight costs in 1877 totaled 71 000. The rail line would save millions by enabling year round transport, opening frontier posts, reducing wagon and river haul, and accelerating distribution to posts like Cour d Alene Colville and Fort Vancouver.
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Connecticut executes Edwin Hoyt for Sherman murder
Edwin Hoyt was hanged in Bridgeport for killing his father George Hoyt in Sherman on June 23, 1878. It was Connecticut’s first execution since 1871. Spectators gathered outside a restricted jail area as Hoyt, 38, met the trap, offered no remarks, and was buried in his hometown after a post mortem.
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Tragedy in Corpus Christi: Burr kills self after shooting family
Horace Burr shot his wife grazing her breast, then wounded his mother in law and sister in law before killing himself. Mrs. Barnard later died from her wounds. the dispute centered on his wife returning to her father's home.
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Senator Cameron Casts Shade On Pennsylvania Bolts
Special dispatch notes Senator Don Cameron's return from Pennsylvania. He downplays a rumored defection to Chicago amid factional battles over patronage. He suggests McMane seeks Philadelphia control and may threaten to vote for Grant without concession.
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New York Democrats Secure Mansion for Central Committee
The New York Democratic State Central Committee leases a four story mansion near Madison Square for reception rooms, filing of newspapers, and committee business. The group vows immediate campaigns, full canvassing in every school district, and aims to secure victory for Cincinnati convention nominees with aggressive energy across New York State.
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Washburne reiterates no presidential bid for Grant support
In Portland and Montpelier reports, E B Washburne declares his candidacy is out of the question and that he supports Ulysses S Grant, denying duplicitous motives and urging Grant’s candidacy. Greenback and Republican notes from Vermont to Florida cover conventions and delegate selections for Chicago June 9.
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Destruction fires sweep Stuyvesant and surrounding towns
Fire at Stuyvesant New York destroyed the village's storehouse and many buildings including the post office the New Jersey Ice Company depot Clapp's Hotel iron foundry and St Marys Church. A tramp named James Smith was arrested on suspicion of starting the blaze. Other fires across Pennsylvania New Jersey and Ohio caused extensive damage with losses in the hundreds of thousands.
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Divorce Suit Sparks Attention in Christiancy Case
Ex Senator Isaac P. Christiancy files for divorce in Equity Court from his young wife Lillie M. Lugenbeel amid allegations of infidelity with two congressmen. A cross bill by Mrs Christiancy seeks divorce on grounds of gross cruelty while both sides deny key charges.
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Missing Passengers From City of Lawrence Spark Inquiry
Two men from New London bound City of Lawrence are missing after the steamer's New York arrival. Henry Hober and a second man named Champaigne, both intoxicated, were last seen at midnight and presumed overboard. Captain reports no cries heard during voyage. Also notes dog show prizes awarded to eastern parsers and a New York railroad mortgage authorization, plus the found body of broker Max A. Platt in the East River and a Congregational Union annual meeting with Rev. Dr. Webb elected president.
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Lawrence Man Arrested for Blackmail in May 13 Case
Eugene L. Gingras was arrested in Lawrence Massachusetts charged with blackmailing Charles E. Hardy paymaster of the McKay Sewing Machine Association. Gingras claimed Hardy assaulted his daughter and demanded hush money totaling about 1500 dollars. Hardy, a longtime employee and reputable citizen, denies the charges.
Communications precede Gladstone letter in Times report
The Times reports Paris and Vienna accounts of talks with Count Karolyi before Gladstone’s explanation letter. Earl Granville urged friendly Britain Austria ties, supported Berlin treaty aims, and backed peaceful Austro German understanding. Karolyi pledged pacific intents and cooperation with British interests.
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Importation Debate and Irish Coercion Loom in London
London discusses whether to renew orders restricting foreign cattle imports, with Ireland's coercion act under review after Forster signals possible renewal. Bradlaugh oath case may alter House rules. Blackburn weavers strike expands but lacks prior bitterness. Oxford rusticates eighty undergraduates as other items unfold across Europe and Asia.
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Dartmouth College Notes Delayed Football and Campus Projects
At Dartmouth Hanover two student deaths occurred this term. William Emerson of Concord and John Stacy of Vermont are named among graduates. Dartmouth plans a May 15 game with Brown and a ten day tour beginning May 24 featuring several pro teams. Sophomore and freshman football was halted by a disputed eligibility issue. Observatory Hill’s iron summer house was erected as a Boston citizen gift, offering expansive views. Lyndon Smith is valedictorian and Clarence Pike salutatorian, with geology trips planned to the White Mountains. Many seniors will work at summer resorts, and the spring athletic meeting will be skipped while intercollegiate events loom at Mott Haven.
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