Sherman denounces Potter resolution as revolutionary conspiracy
New York May 2 Secretary Sherman denounces the Potter preamble as false on three points about Feliciana elections and declares the Democrats seek to use ex parte testimony to sway the next House and oust Hayes. He calls it a revolutionary plot to depose the President and blasts Speaker Randall for packing the committee.
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New York
Sherman
Potter
Louisiana
East
West Feliciana Parishes
Anderson
Webber
Returning Board
Feliciana
Sherman Saya
Hayes
Randall
Army Appropriation Bill Debated In House Committee
Washington May 21 The House moved into Committee of the Whole on the Army Appropriation bill. Hewitt will move at session end to close general debate. Sparks of Illinois defended the bill and rejected rumors of an Indian uprising. He argued the army needs no large standing force to guard borders and should not be used to suppress domestic riots. Discussion touched on labor, money power, and republican government. final action deferred to tonight.
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New York
Treasury
Sherman
Potter's
Senate
James Shields
U. S. Grant
House
Gen. Butler
Bald Mountain
N. C
Beacon Park
Peaceful
Goldfinder
Cardinal McCloskey
Europe
Periere
Sydney
Washington
Hewitt
Sparks
Ilinois
Nic
Cortina
United States
White
Pennsylvania
Wright
Acre
Qmet
Mr Banning
Committee On Military Affairs
Gen. Sherman
Butler
Massachusetts
America
France
Congress
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Bragg
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Grage
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Yeas
Lamar
Davis
Hurman
Secretary of the Interior
Gen. Shields
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Patterson
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Sargent
Spencer
Voorhees
Windom
Nays
Bailey
Barnum
Bayard
Beck
Booth
Christiancy
Coke
Illinois
Dennis
Eaton
Edmunds
Eustis
Grover
Harris
Hereford
Hoar
Howe
Johnson
Jones
Florida
Kernan
Kirkwood
McCreery
McPherson
Maxey
Merriman
Oglesby
Randolph
Rollins
Saunders
Teller
Wadleigh
Withers
Anthony
Saulsbury
Delaware
Ingalls
District of Columbia
Customs Investigating
French
Treasury Department
Department of the Custom House
New York Custom House
Memorial
South Carolina Senator Seat Claim to be Heard Next Saturday
The Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections this morning decided to take up D. T. Corbi s claim to the seat now held by M. C. Butler of South Carolina at the special meeting next Saturday.
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Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
D. T. Corbi
Senate
M. C. Butler
South Carolina
Democrats organize meeting of national committee in Washington
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee will establish permanent quarters in Washington, likely the Riggs House, as the National Democratic Committee meets tomorrow for its second session since the St. Louis Convention. A key action is a resolution endorsing the House investigation of election frauds and issuing an address to defend the President while energizing the campaign. Committee members include William H. Barnum of Connecticut as chairman and Frederic O. Prince of Massachusetts as secretary and treasurer.
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Washington
Clarkson Potter
New York
Hiscock
Committee For Organization
Congress
South
Hayes
Charley Foster
Cox
Ohio
Florida
Lonsiana
Morrison
Louisiana
Gen. Butler
House
Butler
New Orleans
Packard
Gen. Garfield
Noyes
Gov. Noyes
William E. Chandler
Columbus
Zach Chandler
Chandler
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Riggs House
National Democratic Committee
St. Louis
Democratic Party
Tilden
William H. Barnum
Connecticut
Frederic O. Prince
Massachusetts
Harrisburg
National Party
Benjamin S. Bentley
Christopher Shearer
Bentley
Daniel Agnew
Daniel M. Ste
Patent Law Revision Backed by House Panel
The House Patent Committee approved Mr Vance's general patent law revision bill. Many inventors and manufacturers, through counsel, contested the second section on damages for infringement, but harmonized to retain it. Senate actions covered Colorado River bridge support, Ute negotiations, and salary restorations in the Legislative, Executive and Judicial bill. The Senate confirmed George A. Sheridan as Recorder of Deeds for DC.
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Washington
House Committee On Patents
Vance
Storrow
Boston
Congress
Safford
Arizona
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Southern Pacific Company of
California
Colorado
Fort Yuma
Telegate Stevens
Osborn
Messrs
Sanford and Power
Edward Hatch
William Stickney
Washington, D. C
Sherman
Baltimore
Hampton
Hampton, Normal and Agricultural Schools
Senate
George A. Sheridan
District of Columbia
Peace rumors from St Petersburg and European diplomacy
London dispatch reports cautious optimism about Schouvaloff mission results with Russia and England near agreement on some points while others await German arbitration. Berlin and Vienna sources note military preparations, peace demonstrations in Milan, and anxieties over Constantinople, Black Sea actions, and a potential congress in June.
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ST. Petersburg
England
Schouvaloff
Germany
Constantinople
London
Berlin
Scheuvaloff
Gortschakoff
Russia
Gen. Ignatieff
Schougaloff
William
Prince Bismarck
Schongaloff
von Bulow
Bismarck
Europe
Baker
Valentine Baker
Black Sea
America
Bosphorus
Bahamas
Newfoundland
Atlantic
Victoria
Fiji
Pacific
Admiralty
Princes’ Islands
Vienna
Count Andrassy
Pera
The
Press Association
Duke of Westminster
Marquis of Salisbury
Daily News
Lord Salisbury
Pacific News
Paris
Count Schouwaloff
Odo Russell
Meeting of the American Social Science Association in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on May 21 the Social Science Congress opened with President Gilman distinguishing colleges from universities and stressing the role of universities in advanced research. Harvard and other scholars contributed papers on education, ethics, forestry, and sewer gas. An afternoon address on the silver question drew large crowds, followed by discussions on monetary policy and taxation. The Conference of Charities met with state representation, highlighting outdoor relief and medical charities in urban policy.
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Cincinnati
Social Science Congress
Department of Education
D. O. Gilman
Pierce
Harvard
Gamaliel Bradford
Boston
Stone
R. B. Warden
Sewall
Urbana University
John A. Warder
Bartholow
Col. Anderson
W. S. Groesbeck
S. Dana Horton
Pomeroy
Ohio
Horace White
Prof. Cooley
Michigan University
John H. Ames
Nebraska
Conference of Charities
Gov. Bishop
Henry B. Wheelright
Massachusetts
Henry E. Peliew
New York
W. J. Taylor
Henry W. Lord
Nathan Allen
T. H. Wimes
Illinois
Lenox Plate Glass suit vs William E Dodge begins
The Lenox Plate Glass Company of Lenox Massachusetts sues William E Dodge of New York for 600000 in a New York backed fraud case tried before Judge Ames in Pittsfield. Senator Dawes and ex District Attorney Stearns aid the defense and Galusha Grow testifies as a former Speaker. The company contends Dodge misrepresented profits in a cryolite white glass venture and induced investment, while the Philadelphia firm collapsed.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Lenox Pilate Glass Company
William FE. Dodge
New York
Ames
Supreme Court
Senator Dawes
Stearns
Galusha A. Grow
United States House of Representatives
Dodge
Philadelphia
Pilate Glass Company
Lenox Furnace
Glass Company
Alteged
Chasm Split Bald Mountain After Thunder Like Noises
Residents near Bald Mountain in Asheville report two weeks of mysterious rumblings followed by a mountain split creating a 300 foot long chasm eight to ten feet wide. Immense trees and rocks were hurled down, sounds like intermittent thunder were heard, and a sulphur odor arose, with no lava yet seen.
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Asheville
N. C
Bald Mountain
Explosion at Sydney Mines Kills Six in New Wing
Halifax May 21 A gas explosion in the new wing of the old Sydney mines trapped many workers. Six men were recovered dead including Greenwell chief overseer. Two bodies not recovered. Three Sullivan brothers aided rescuers and thirteen cutters were freed. The south side escaped with no injuries. Pod idle for several days.
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Halifax
Sydney
Greenwell
Murdock McDonald
Rory McNeil
Robert Hutchings
Robert Milburn
Overman Grenwell
William Oram
Sullivan
Sullivans
Derby favorites at Epsom and papal travel note
In London on May 21 the Derby stake favorites at Epsom on June 5 include Sir Joseph at 11 to 4 with Thurio and Insulaire at 11 to 2. A Rome dispatch says the Pope will not visit Monte Cassino due to pupil numbers and Jesuits seek a Rome passage. Also Burnley Weaver's Committee rejects a ballot on a compromise. Constantinople reports 5000 refugees appealing to the Porte for relief as rations falter.
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London
Derby
Epsom
Sir Joseph
Thurio
Insulaire
Rome
Monte Casseno
Burnley
Constantinople
Porte
Derby Day Delights At Louisville Races In 1879 Derby
Louisville crowds exceed twelve thousand as Dan K wins the mile and a quarter, Day Star leads Derby field but finishes second, Himyar falters at start. McHenry and Leveller also place in the Derby prelims amid strong public enthusiasm. Joe Rodes and Jeanette win mile heats earlier, while Evergreen Park at New Bedford sees Dan claim top honors and Butcher's Boy place second in colt race.
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Louisvillez
King William
Edinburg
Dan K
Himyar
Day Star
Burgundy
Leveller
McHenry
Solicitor
Earl of Beaconsfield
Charlie Bush
Himvar
Lexington
Joe Rodes
Jeanette
New Bedford
Mass
Evergreen Park
Henry Slocomb
Charles L. Kenyon
John Beattie
George Goodrum
Ajax
New England Iron Company suit vs Gilbert Elevated Railroad
In New York on May 21, the New England Iron Company seeks $1.5 million for alleged breach of contract to supply iron for the new road. Defendants won motions to compel original papers and for more time to answer. Separately, Thomas Nelson’s suit against the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad ended with a verdict for $11,500 after a sleeping car switch mishap at Forty-second Street depot.
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New York
New England Iron Company
Gilbert Elevated Railroad Company
New York Improvement Company
New Road
Justice Curtis
Thomas Nelson
New York Businessmen Denounce Treasury Agents Spies
Indignation grips New York as business leaders denounce the unjust actions of treasury department special agents. Business interests suffer from intrusive enforcement tactics, and the public debate centers on fairness and the impact on commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Treasury Department
Mining Stocks Today At San Francisco Minnesota
The list shows mining stock quotes with names such as Julia Consolidated Justice Kentuck Kossuth Leopard Mexican Northern Belle Overman Raymond Wivctacweuc Sierra Nevada Silver Hill Union Consolidated Yellow Jacket and others in varied prices. Market activity in Consols and exchequer related names appears alongside regional firms Gould Carr Hale Noreros and Eureka Consoli'd.
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Julia Consolidated
Justice
Cccceee
Kentuck
Kossuth
Leopard
Northern Belle
ODUAE
Cewesha Dasaces
Overman
Raymond & Wivctacweuc
SRV Agg
Vic Aeasicchacwes
Sierra Nevada
Silver Hill
Union Consolidated
Yellow Jacket
Maine Homeopathic Medical Society Elects Officers
The annual meeting in Augusta May 21 drew about twenty five members. Officers elected for the year include President W L Thompson First Vice President A Cochrane Second Vice President E F Vose Recording Secretary D C Perkins Corresponding Secretary J B Bell Treasurer L H Kimball Censors W Gallup E H B Eaton EB L Dodge Rufus Shackford N G H Pulsifer Committee on Publication Bow and Sylvester Committee on Legislation Bell Burr Jeffords. The next meeting will be in Augusta on the first Tuesday in June 1879.
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Augueta
Maine Homeopathic Medical Society
W. L. Thompson
A. Cochrane
E. F. Vose
D. C. Perkins
J. B. Bell
Multiple incidents reported in Topsham Deering and York
The Post Office at Topsham was entered Monday night and robbed of stamps stamped envelopes and a small sum of money. A four year old child fatally burned after falling into hot tar near Deering. Mellen Green found shot in a woods near Yarmouth Junction with verdict death by suicide. The Maine Supreme Court opened at Alfred with large attendance and 300 cases set for trial. Newport Savings Bank case in Bangor delayed deposits to 0 percent. law court to decide trustee authority. Rumors of a sister ship to Chimbria at Southwest Harbor and possible transfer of Cimbria forces. Russian officers and engineers moved toward New York and Newark. York town meeting on Plaisted deficit adjourned with potential future meeting sought by bondsman Sedgeley.
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Topsham
Deering
Mellen Green
Market Square
Atwood
Yarmouth Junction
Supreme Court
Barrows
Alfred
Newport Savings Bank
Bangor
Mate Oes
Chimbria
Southwest Harbor
Cimbria
New York
Boston
Ellsworth
Newark
York
George F. Plaisted
Plaisted
Samuel Sedgeley
Sedgeley
Divorce Decree Sets Alimony in Nashua Case
In Nashua Judge Allen on Tuesday ordered 1500 alimony to Mrs Mullen in the divorce case of John Mullen. Separately, Portsmouth reports no diphtheria but nearby Kittery Me schools closed for disease. Caleb Moulton, temperance candidate for Senator on the Prohibition ticket, died at Hampstead last week and was buried Sunday with Masonic honors. Nashua Acton and Boston Railroad at Grantville annual meeting: J C Moulton, H Parkinson, C G Sargent, J B Clark, E R Brown, J Fletcher Jr, B Saunders, S M S Moulton, E B Hammond, B Sargent elected directors. J B Goodell clerk. J C Moulton president.
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John Mullen
Nashua
Allen
Mullen
Portsmouth
Kittery
Caleb Moulton
Hampstead
Nashua, Acton and Boston Railroad
Grantville
J.C. Moulton
H. Parkinson
C. G. Sargent
J. B. Clark
E.R. Brown
J. Fletcher, Jr
B. Saunders
M.S. Moulton
E. B. Hammond
B. Sargent
J. B. Goodell
J. C. Moulton
Worcester Dog Show Opens on Tuesday
The Worcester dog show opened Tuesday as spectators gathered for the event. Dr Oliver Wendell Holmes is slated to read a poem at Phillips Academy's centennial celebration. On June 5, Charles N. Rhodes has taken over the Keene shoe factory in Newburyport and plans to open with the upcoming season.
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Worcester
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Phillips Academy
Charles N. Rhodes
Keene
Newburyport
Rogues Haley and Ward in Rye face newer charge
John Haley and Frank Ward were brought before the Portsmouth Police Court on a second charge for breaking into the W H Bartlett store at Nottingham Centre. They were bound over in 600 additional dollars each for the October term. A horse and buggy used by the thieves was identified as stolen from Sebras and Shaw in Fisherville.
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Portsmouth
N. H
John Haley
Frank Ward
Breakfast Hill
Rye
W. H. Bartlett
Nottingham
Marshal Chadwick
Fisherville
Sebras & Shaw
Doctor St Louis wife murderer to be hanged at Wahoo
A Nebraska court sentence places Dr St Louis to death by hanging in Wahoo. Separately, Treasury detectives seized $3000 worth of silk in Patterson New Jersey on false valuation claims. A New Orleans despatch notes Judge Righter refused a mandamus to admit colored children to whites only schools. Nashville despatch reports revenue men ending a two fortnight raid across six counties destroying nine illicit distilleries and making several arrests. Canada Agricultural Insurance Company of Montreal withdrew capi tal to cover $22000 against late manager E H Goff who has been released from jail. libel by ex Solicitor General Baker postponed again.
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R. S. Benedict
Feros
Julius Chambers
Saia l
Brooklyn
Officers of Justice
Buckley
James McDermott
Alderman French
McDermott
Gen. Catlin
Johnson
Board of Control
Reading Railroad Company
Lehigh Valley Company
New Jersey Central Company
Lackawanna Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Delaware and Hudson Company
St. Louis
Wahoo
Neb
Treasury
Patterson
N.J
New Orleans
Righter
Sixth District
Nashville
Hickman
Perry
Hardin
Wayne
Giles
Lawrence
Canada Agricultural Insurance Company of Montreal
E. H. Gof
Goff
Baker
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