Tribute to memory of late Judge Shepley in Maine circuit court
A pamphlet edition of the Proceedings of the Bench and Bar of the Circuit Court of the United States District of Maine honors the late Judge Shepley. Addresses are given by District Attorney Lunt Hon Nathan Webb A A Strout Hon W L Putnam and Mr Justice Clifford. Printed in the artistic style of Stephen Berry.
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Shepley
Circuit Court of the United States
District of Maine
Lunt
Nathan Webb
A. A. Strout
W. L. Putnam
Justice Cliford
Stephen Berry
Disappointed Office-Seeker Takes Own Life in Tilden Gift Fallout
A disappointed public figure ends his life amid the Tilden gift controversy and Tammany Hall defeat. The episode highlights political turbulence and the fallout from generous acts amid an election climate.
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Tilden
Democratic Majority in the House Slightly Shrinks
Washington reports the Democratic Party retains a similar House majority after elections, with gains and losses across states. Republicans gain in several states, lose Missouri, South Carolina, Louisiana, and Florida. net gain about four seats, narrowing the majority to around 11. Greenback and Independent Democrats may wield influence as Nevada results remain pending. The Indiana delegation’s balance holder, D. L. Matyr, could steer presidential election control.
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Washington
Denster
Congress
Misouri
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Maryland
Michigan
Missouri
South
Carolina
Louisiana
Florida
Ohio
Maine
Nevada
House
D. L. Matyr
Greenbacker
Indiana
Butler Leadership In Greenback Hinge On Fresh Outcome
New York Nov 6 editor Mr Shupe of the New York Advocate says Butler’s defeat would force the Greenback party to name him as leader. Buller is due here in a few days to decide if he will accept. Shupe notes Butler spent about 250000 in Massachusetts and is worth five million, able to fund a bid if needed. He does not know what Greenbackers will do if Butler declines.
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Quad
Eli
Free Press
Journal of the Fair
Journal
Mailaly
New York
Burns
N. Y
Det. Free Press
Nait Head
New Hampshire
Greenback Party
Labor Reform Party
Jucuapa
Republic of San Salvador
Ruma
Shupe
Greenback
United States
Gen
Butler
Iis
Massachusetts
Tammany
Loring
Boynton
Massachusetts V Commandery of the Loyal Legion
Walker’s
Talbot
Washington
Thomas
Tammany Hall
Nevada
Peter Froman
Charleston
8.C
London
Thomas McDermott
Io Heart
Michael Rolino
John Malloy
Prince Street
Fremen
Charles McGrane
Cooper
Globe Mutual Life Insurance Company
Hayden
Gee Gem
Miles
Bannock
Samuel J. Tilden
New York Advocate
Ben Butler
Buller
Greenbackers
The
Philadelphia Times
Anthony Comstock
Comstock
New York Society For the Suppression of Vice
Venus of Medici
Charles Reade
Makart
Society For the Suppression of Vice
Session
Bristol
Hines
Benny
L. L. Butten
Norwich
John Brady
Hartford
Ezra Blake
Badhyme
Mr Rand
Badhyme Point Band
Mfr
Blake
Rand
Yale College Corporation
Tom Pawley
Worcester
Griswold
William C. White, Jr
Manchester
Charter Oak National Bank
White
Tammany's Overwhelming Defeat and City-Democratic Shifts
New York voters shift power with Tammany defeat noted by John Kelly who vows court action over alleged voting fraud. Brooklyn results show Republicans gaining seats in Congress and local offices while Democrats hold some statewide posts. figures indicate broad GOP gains and mixed outcomes across districts.
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Tammany
New York
John Kelly
John Davenport
Star
Tammany Organ
Brooklyn
Court of Appeals
Worth
Democratic Charities Commissioners
O'Reilly
Litchfield
Chittenden
Steinmetz
Burrell
Ammerman
Cunningham
Cooper
New York City
Bliss
Congress
Lyon
The
Albany Journal
Joan M. Bailey
Assembly
Judge of Appeals
Danforth
Bradley
Ferdon
Orange
I Rockland
Beebe
Dem
Mean
Election totals show Republican edge across Pennsylvania
Philadelphia reports indicate Republicans leading with 52,339 votes to Democrats 29,003 in heard counties, with projected state-wide GOP majorities around 21,000 to 21,290. City results favor Hoyt for governor by about 16,502 recorder of deeds, 18,047 clerk of court, and multiple district wins.
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Philadelphia
Hoyt
Dill
Mason
Lane
Louis Wagner
Stenger
Coffroth
Charles O Neill
Gibson
Randall
Shedden
Kelley
Barnes
Harmer
Dollam
Russell Frrett
Thomas M. Bayne
J. UL. Olmer
William Godschalk
Klotz
Albright
Fisher
Beister Clymer
Seth H. Yocum
A. G. Curtinoe
F. E. Beltzhoever
Democratic Gains In Missouri Congressional Races Reported
From St Louis to Kansas City and Randolph County reports show Democrats winning key districts. Wells likely carries the Second District and Frost the Third, with Greenback strength minimal. Projections indicate a large Democratic delegation to Congress, including multiple state Senate seats and most House seats in the area.
Virginia election yields lone Republican in Congress
A Richmond special notes light polling due to a dollar poll tax as Jorgensen wins the lone Republican seat in Virginia amid a slate of Democratic congressmen. A Norfolk report details a clash at Wempsville with whites and blacks. one white and five blacks wounded, sheriff powerless, road blocked, tensions high.
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New York
Richmond
Virginia
Jorgensen
Congress
Gen
Beale
Joe Johnston
Cabell
Hunton
Tucker
Harris
Goode
Norfolk
Wempsville
Griggs
Kempsville
Detroit Returns Show Republican Congressional Pluralities
Complete returns from Detroit districts list Republican margins in each seat: Newbury First District 1422 Wilietts Second 4978 McGowan Third 1594 Burrows Fourth 3415 Slone Fifth 923 Brewer Sixth 1976 Conger Seventh 884 Hoar Eighth 5M Hubbell Ninth 4225
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Detroit
Mich
Croswell
Barnes
Smith
Nat
Newberry
Willets
Congress
Card
Thomas
McGowan
Upton
Dawson
Barrows
Eldrea
Sherwood
Stone
Hoyt
Comstock
Brewer
McCurdy
Mead
Conger
Mitchell
Hara
Thompson
Huubell
Powers
Parmeilee
Wayne County
Newbury
Wilietts
Burrows
Slone
Hoar
Hubbell
Casey Young Elected to Congress In Tennessee Race
Nashville dispatch reports Casey Young Independent Democrat won the Nashville vote for Congress by 769 majority with county totals near 1000. Gov race Marks Democrat led Edwards and others. Democrats gain in Legislature. Whitthorne and MacMillen expected to win in their districts, Houck remains only Republican in delegation. Memphis notes Casey Young 1206 majority citywide.
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New York
Nashville
Messrs House
Bright
Dibrell
Atkins
Simonson
Thayer
McMillen
Whitthorne
Houck
Marks
Memphis
Casey Young
Congress
Fayette
Hardeman
Edwards
House
Tenn
Mac Millen
Mfnpuis
Estimates of the Republican Majority in Illinois and Iowa
Nearly complete returns from Chicago and surrounding counties show a 44 710 total vote with Republicans winning statewide and county offices. The county plurality for Smith as State Treasurer runs near 11 000, Greenback about 4 000, Socialist around 7 900, and Tipton in Thirteenth District appears defeated by Stephenson by over 500. In Illinois Eighteenth District undetermined, while Townsend wins Congress by over 4 000. Singleton in Illinois Eleventh District projects about 6 900 majority.
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CuHicaGo
Smith
Tipton
Stephenson
R. W. Townsend
Quircy
Singleton
Election an Early District Majorities and Party Balance
Mings leads Pro in First District by 2050, Hawley gains 2300 with 1123 majority, Phillips trails in Second District by 2333 with 1990 majority, Wait by 1661 with 1282, Miles 1198 in Fourth. Senate 14 Republicans to 7 Democrats. House 141 Republicans to 100 Democrats, plus one Greenbacker, one Independent and one tie.
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Mings
Hubbard
Congress
Gen. Hawley
Phillips
Wait
Miles
Senate
House
Congressional delegation five Democrats and one Republican
Baltimore November 6 returns from the Sixth District show Urner Republican with a 1776 majority over Peter Democrat. Peter and Resleyee together surpass Urner by 102 votes. Other districts outside the city do not alter the result. the delegation remains five Democrats and one Republican.
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Baltimore
Urrers
Peter
Resleyee
Urrer
Democratic gains shift Florida election results in 6th statewide
A Jacksonville report notes Bisbee carrying Nassau county by 900, with Democratic gains in Alachua and Madison counties. Hull and Davidson win in their districts as returns come in slow. The Legislature remains Democratic in both chambers. Singletop Hooker Money Manning Muldrow and Chalmers re-elected in Jacksonville despite light local voting due to an epidemic and quarantine.
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Savannah
Navy
Jacksonville
Fla
Dulal County
Bisbee
Alachua
Madison
Hull
Davidson
Messs Singletop
Hooker
Money
Manning
Muldrow
Chalmers
Returns Slow in Leans Likely City Ticket Sweep
Nov 6. Complete returns from a few parishes show no change to last night's despatches. The peer will elect the entire city ticket two thirds of a Legislature all Congressmen except an uncertain Third District and late Treasurer by unprecedented majorities. Official count may take time.
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Ney
Dunn Wins in Second and Siemens in Third Tight Race
Lintlee Arkansas November 6 election results show Dunn winning in the Second District and Siemens taking the Third District, with Cravens and Rice contesting the Fourth District and official returns required to determine outcomes. No returns yet from the Fourth District.
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Lintlee Rock
Ark
Dunn
Dem
Siemens
Cravens
Rice
Greenback
Distriet
Elections in Washington Territory Parties Run Even for Delegate
San Francisco reports fragmentary returns from the Washington Territory election. Republicans and Democrats for the Congressional delegate are about even. A majority favors the State Constitution. Nevada results are not yet in to alter estimates. Republicans likely win all State offices and hold a roughly fifteen seat majority in the Legislature.
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San Francisco
Washington Territory
Nevada
Election results show party wins in Wisconsin districts
In Milwaukee on November 6, results indicate E. Deester, a Democrat, is elected by a small margin in the Fourth Congressional District. In the Third, Hazelton's prospects improve and he is likely re-elected by a small majority, leaving Wisconsin's Congressional delegation unchanged.
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Milwaukee
E. Deester
Hazelton
Hey
Donnelly Narrowly Trails in Minnesota House Race
In St Paul and Ramsey County Donnelly wins for Congress with 2117 votes while Washburne leads in Minneapolis, Republicans claiming a district majority near 4000. Strath wins in the Second District and Donnelly in the First as returns remain too incomplete for statewide estimates. Greenback support is small.
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St. Pau
Minn
St. Paul
Ramsey County
Donnelly
Congress
Minneapolis
Washburne
Strath
New Orleans Democrats win city ticket amid fraud claims
A New Orleans report says Democrats won the city ticket by a small margin while the Citizens' Conservative Association claims fraud and will appeal. Many ballots refused yesterday will be filed in the U S Circuit Court today as citizens seek an injunction to stop the Democrats from taking office and for the city to hold over until the case is decided.
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New York
Navy
New
Washington
Lord Salisbury
Evarts
Russia
Great Brita
Schurz
Congress
Bernard Englee
John L. Bernecker
A. M. Everest
Henry Hardaway
St. Louis
National Capital Insurance Company of Connecticut
American Mutual
American Life and Trust
National Life Insurance Companies
National Capital Insurance Company
McArthur
Treasury Department
London
Ashe
Iolders
Mexico
Tamaulipas
Colburn
Rafael Craviato
Hidalgo
Secretary of the Treasury
French
Merritt
Denmark
England
Monterey
Victory chorus as Republicans claim broad triumph nationwide
The Tribune lauds a sweeping Republican victory with positive votes, claiming relief from Democratic control, praise for honest money, and a strong position for 1880. The Times and World emphasize New York’s fall of Tammany Hall, solidifying GOP gains in Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania amid hard money support.
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New York
the Tribune
Reepublican
Washington
Democratic Party
Tammany Hall
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Democrats Sweep South Carolina Returns
A Columbia despatch reports a solid Democratic delegation elected with little opposition to the State ticket. O Connor wins Congress in the Second District with Charleston giving him a 6000 vote majority. Tillman defeats Smalls in the Fifth District, Richardson appears set to win the First by a small margin as incomplete returns come in. Every county except one goes Democratic. only three Republicans elected to the Legislature.
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New York
Columbia
South Carolina
Charleston
S. C
O'Connor
Secon
Tillman
Richardson
Dem
Nicholls Leads in First District With Late Returns
Savannah reports show Nicholls of Mem received 5671 votes to Corker 4281 across eleven counties with eight more due. Macon confirms Nicholls’s win, W. E. Smith likely reelected in the Second, Phil Cook in the Third, and Parsons over Harris in the Fourth. Blount is reelected in the Sixth. Henry Persons defeats Harris in the Fourth District. In Alabama’s Third, William J. Sandford succeeds Williams by a wide margin.
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Savannah
Nicholls
Corker
Macon
W. E. Smith
Phil Cook
Parsons
Harris
J. H. Blount
Henry Persons
H. R. Harris
Alabama
William J. Sandford
Williams
Head Wins Narrow New Hampshire Legislature Majority
Concord reports a Republican lead of about one thousand in the New Hampshire legislature as votes from 68 towns shift. House stands 138 Republicans to 75 Democrats and 7 Greenbackers. Senate 16 Republicans, 6 Democrats with two districts undecided. Counts show Republican gains in districts like Merrimac and Concord, while congressional races favor Hall Briggs Farr by about two thousand in the three districts. County results split with Republicans carrying Rockingham Strafford Merrimack Hillsboro Cheshire Sullivan and Democrats carrying Carroll Belknap Grafton Coos. Governor head leads with 37,058 to 39,722? minority.
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Concord
N. H
Navy
McKean
Brown
Scattering
House
Council
Senate
Newmarket
Plymouth
Ordway
Merrimac
Gillinger
Warren Brown
Hiram A. Tuttle
Nathan Parker
James Burnap
Joseph Burroughs
Portsmouth
John H. Broughlin
Dover
Charles E. Smith
Rockingham
Greenleaf Clark
Londonderry
Wiliam H. Shepard
Amoskeag
William G. Perry
Manchester
Elbridge G. Haynes
Nashua
Orson C. Moore
Amherst
George W. Todd
Peterboro
Charles H. Burns
Cheshire
Charles J. Amidon
Keene
Edward Gushire
Somersworth
Luther Hayes
Jacob H. Gallenger
Nehemiah G. Ordway
Lebanon
Alber M. Shaw
Sullivan
Albert Pitts
Hillsboro
Cornelius Cooledge
Thomas Cogswell
Laconia
Isaac W. Blodgett
Grafton
Edward F. Mann
Coos
Sherburne B. Merrill
Will
Joshua G. Hall
Norris
Chesley
Hall
James F. Briggs
Alvah W. Sulloway
Cyrus A. Suloway
Briggs
Evarts W. Farr
Henry O. Kent
James W. Johnson
Farr
Strafford
Carroll
Belknap
Head
New Jersey Legislature Elects Republicans to Both Houses
New Jersey reports Republicans winning both Legislature chambers. Senators elected will vote in 1881 for a U S Senator to replace Theodore F. Randolph. First, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Districts go Republican. Second and Third unsettled. Clark remains Democratic in Fourth. Republicans gain two Congressmen in Fifth and Seventh. Second remains close. Legislature line shows 33 Republicans to 27 Democrats with GOP majority on joint ballot.
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Trenton
N. J
United States
Theodore F. Randolph
Denn
Alvah A. Clark
H. B. Smith
Democratic majorities in Texas returns favor state ticket
Galveston dispatch reports very slow returns on November 6 showing almost universal majorities for the Democratic State ticket. Congressmen Reagan Culberson Welborn Mulls are elected in their districts, while Schleicher in the Sixth and Hancock in the Fifth appear doubtful with Greenbackers drawing unexpectedly large votes possibly needing an official count.
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Galveston
Texas
Reagan
Culberson
Welborn
Mulls
Schleicher
Hancock
Greenbackers
Earthquake devastates Jucuapa and nearby towns in San Salvador
An October 2 quake in Jucuapa and surrounding communities left many dead and injured as buildings collapsed in Guadaloupe Nueva Guadaloupe China Meca Usalatara Jodel Arenal and Santiago de Maria. San Miguel escaped unharmed. Government aid begins with housing and food while residents return to indigo sugar and tobacco farming in a densely populated district.
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Panama
Jucuapa
Republic of San Salvador
Jucnapa
Guadaloupe
Nueva Guadaloupe
China Meca
Usalatara Jodel
Arenal
Santiago de Maria
Tecaps
Trmfo
San Buenaventura
San Miguel
Tecops
Conflicting News From Europe On Berlin Treaty Affairs
Telegrams report Russia reaffirming Berlin treaty fidelity while Gortchakoff delays return to St. Petersburg. In Vienna the Reichsrat backs an address on Bosnia and Balkans tension. Constantinople notes upcoming Turkish Parliament changes with insurgent activity in Macedonia and refugee movements from Rhodope toward Roumelia.
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Berlin
Russia
Gortechakoff
St. Petersburg
Europe
Vienna
Reichsrath
Baron von Prentis Cagnodo
Bosnia
Turkey
Austria
Golos
Constantinople
Porte
Alexendroff
Chtaski
Macedonia
Balkans
Salania
Rhodo
Roumelia
Gumuedjuina
Newfoundland government to respond to Fortune Bay incident
Advices from Newfoundland report the Colonial Government has been asked by London to provide a statement on the Fortune Bay trouble. A case shows American crews violated treaty and local laws, arguing that American fishermen in Newfoundland waters are bound to respect the colony's laws as Newfoundland fishermen do.
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Toronto
Ont
Newfoundland
Foreign Office
London
Furtune Bay
The Great Snow Storm and Other Dispatches
A Vienna snow storm halts railways and telegraph lines, with heavy snow depth causing widespread disruption across Austria. Paris reports a probable duel between M Cassagnac and Marion influenced by a chamber dispute. London notes cotton mills cutting work with 1070 looms and 3000 spindles stopped while 2500 looms and 10000 spindles run short time, a 30 percent wage cut implied.
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London
Navy
Vienna
Austria
Paris
M. Cassagnac
Marion
Deptties
Wigan
Anecdote of Webster's Virginia visit and speech
A Richmond Sun reader recalls a October 1540 gathering in Fredericksburg. Mr Webster, invited by Lyons, attends the Tippecanoe and Tyler Top Club event, declines a hack, visits the Powhatan House, and delivers a crowd-pleasing Capitol speech on abolition, with the audience demanding more and boosting the Whig vote in Virginia.
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Richmond Sun
Webster
Tippecanoe and
Tyler
Mr Webster
Fredericksburg
Broad Street
Marshall Street
Powhatan House
Lyons
Potomze
Dan
Mr Clay
Capitol
William H. Macfarland
Virginia
South
Maine Taxation Reports on Maine Central Railroad
The Committee on Taxation and Expenditures reports on Maine Central Railroad taxation. The majority favors a $29 157 26 abatement, about half the assessed tax. the minority supports about $45 000 with a small abatement. Majority approved 4 to 3, Governor vetoed, reconsideration planned next session. John F. Foss of Auburn had sentence commuted to Auburn jail. John Lynch of Lewiston pardoned. Election votes tallied. Council reports on legislators and county officers. Council adjourns to December 3.
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Augusta
Maine Central Railroad
John F. Foss
Auburn
John Lynch
Lewiston
Out Council
Indians From Dakota Arrive for Hampton Normal School
Captain Pratt brings forty nine young Indians to Baltimore from Dakota for three years of schooling at Hampton Virginia. The group includes nine girls and youths from Rees Sioux Crow Creek Standing Rock and Fort Berthold agencies. Some have English names and varied attire, with mixed impressions of civility and culture.
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Baltimore Sun
Pratt
United States Army
Baltimore
Dakota
Government Normal School
Hampton, Va
Camden Station
Carolina
Old Bay Line
Norfolk
Rees
Fort Berthold
Sams
Cheyenne
Crow Creek
Standing Rock
White Bull
Lima
John Robb
Charley White Bull
Charley
George Fisher
Charles Fisherman
Uncle Sam
Maryland Institute Fair
Balli
The Cologne Relic Chamber of St Ursula’s Virgins
In Cologne a famed relic display surrounds the Church of St Ursula. Skulls and bones line walls and niches, with 1800 skulls in cases and 732 more on shelves in a treasury room. The relics include the skulls of Ursula and her companions, bones from arms and a foot, and a damaged alabaster vase once used for wine.
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Cologne
Philadelphia
America
Rhine
Ursula
Rome
St. Ursula
Trial of Mrs Alexander at Bridgeport Conn
Bridgeport reports the trial of Mrs Alexander resuming with her on the stand. She admits loading a pistol during the act while claiming fear for her life and that doors were locked. She describes letters to Dr Sanford and a plan involving bodies and resurrectionists, with Bassett cited as involved. Cross examination continues tomorrow as Bassett’s attorney may call him.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Alexander
Bassett
Sanford
William Clay
Thomas Baker
Clay
New York
Baker
Comstock’s Folly Ridicules Suppression Chief
From the Philadelphia Times, Anthony Comstock is praised for suppressing obscene material but ridiculed for excessive acts. The piece argues his zeal harms art, mocks his Censorship, and suggests the Society for the Suppression of Vice should restrain him.
Missionary Society Appropriations in New York Session
The Methodist Missionary Society, chaired by Bishop Harris, approved numerous domestic mission allocations to states and regions including Mississippi 690, Missouri 3000, Montana 3000, Nebraska 5900, Nevada 2500, North Carolina 5000, Northwest Iowa 31590, Oregon 2590, St. Louis 4000, Savannah 3900, South Carolina 7000, Southern California 32590, Southern Kansas 4000, Tennessee 2500, Texas 4500, Utah 4000, Vermont 800, Virginia 5500, Washington 2500, Western Texas 5000, West Virginia 2500, Western Wisconsin 1500, and Wisconsin 1200. A motion to appropriate 310,000 for missionary intelligence failed. In the evening, $5000 was allotted instead of 5000 for missionary intelligence. A committee including Bishops Harris, Ames, Wiley, Doctors Newman and Dashiel, plus Mr Ferry and Gen. Fiske, was formed to seek a protective clause for missionaries in treaty talks with China.
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New York
Methodist Missionary Society
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Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
North Carolina
Iowa
Oregon
St. Louis
Savannah
South Carolina
California
Kansas
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Bishop Haven
Ames
Wiley
Ticonderoga Arrives After Yard Repairs At Portsmouth
A 25 man crew from the United States steamer Ticonderoga arrives at the Navy Yard via the Lyden from Boston. The ship, commissioned on the 4th, has undergone extensive repairs including thicker outside planking, added strakes, lengthened topgallant forecastle deck, removal of the galley from the berth deck, and replacement of two 11 inch pivot guns with 6 inch rifles. Judges call her the finest vessel in the navy and she will sail to New York where Commodore Shofeldt boards.
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N. H
Ticonderoga
Navy Yard
Lyden
Boston
New York
Shofeldt
Shrimp Trade Run by Chinese Camps on San Francisco Bay
The San Francisco Bulletin reports a Chinese monopoly on shrimp catching and processing around South San Francisco and Potrero, with 500 Chinamen employed in camps. Nets, boiling, drying, and trampling produce dried shells and meat sold locally and to China, while shells and crushed byproducts fetch notable profits for fertilizer and pest control.
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San Francisco Bulletin
Bay of
San Francisco
Bay
Potrero
Bone Factory
Butcherown
Hunter’s Point
Hunter's Point
California
China
Remarkable bargain sale near Bellton shocks readers
A Bellton correspondent reports a currency defying sale where a 21 year old white woman bought an elderly woman's son for a muslin dress and calico. The purported contract, completed Sunday, aimed to deliver the man three miles away Tuesday but legal experts deem the arrangement void.
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Atlanta
Tia
Bellton
Southern Returning Boards
New Island Ensonheden Found by Tromso Expedition
Telegram from Tromso reports Johannessen returned with news of discovering an island named Ensonheden southeast of the Siberian region, at 86 degrees east and 77 degrees 35 minutes north. The island measures about ten miles long with a single high point under 100 feet. It is snow-free with sparse vegetation but abundant birds. Drift ice lies to the southeast. Gulf Stream may touch the west coast, currents move around the north toward the southeast. ice conditions favorable if the vessel avoids the Siberian mainland. The discovery lies southeast of the Austrian expedition area of 1875–74.
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Tromso
Johannessen
Novaja Zemija
Siberia
Ex-Gov Ichabod Goodwin Named President of Pisensave Bank
Ex-Gov Ichabod Goodwin chosen president of Pisensave Savings Bank in Portsmouth to fill vacancy after death of William H. Y. Jackett. Grafton County Supreme Court convened in Plymouth for November term with many strangers. many important cases set for trial. Murderer Dickey seeks Whivale of Laconia and Garion of Newport for assignment by Judge Allen. Criminal docket lighter than usual.
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Ichabod Goodwin
Pisensave Savings Bank
Portmouth
William H. Y. Jackett
Grafton Countys Supreme Court
Plymouth
Dickey
Messrs
Whivale
Laconia
Garion
Newport
Allen
Morley Opens Meeting on Church Aid Society
In London at Philharmonic Hall Mr Samuel Morley M P led a 3000 strong gathering of Union leaders to back the Church Aid Society. He warned a growing disinclination for public worship and called London among the Empire's most heathenish places noting that if fifty eight percent sought Sunday attendance more sittings would be needed though half the capacity remains unused.
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London Times
Samuel Morley
M. P
Philharmonic Hall
Union
Morley
Church Aid Society
London
Her Majesty
Dominions
Will of Louis Napoleon Details Ex-Empress Eugenie Rise
The 186 will opened Jan 12 1875 at Chislehurst after the emperor's death leaves Eugenie $1,001,010 in various assets. It provides $560,000 in diamonds, Milan and Bologna property, and $16,000 in 1872 French bonds with 5 percent interest, while their son’s claims are limited to modest sums and a bequest from Princess Bacciochi.
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Eugenie
Louis Napoleon
Macquard
Chiselhurst
Mazzoini
Bologna
Italy
Rune de Elysee
Dr Sample in Dayton Temperance Revival Scandal
Dr Sample rose as a prominent Dayton speaker at a temperance revival and won female admiration through philanthropy and performance. He later faced arrest on blackmail accusations after a husband alleged theft of a watch that was proven to have been sent by the woman involved.
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Sample
Dayton
Ohio
Mining stock closing prices reported in San Francisco
San Francisco reports closing official prices for mining stocks with entries for Julia Consolidated Juste 7% Norineri Northern Phil Overman Raymond Bg Confidence Consol'd Vi Sierra N Crown Port Sver Hill Eureka Causo Union Consolidated Exchequer Yellow Jacket Gould & Curry Consolidated Gran Prize Hale & Norcross.
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Julia Consolidate
Juste
Renu Iy Norineri
Northern Phil
Overman
Raymond
Confidence
Suvate
Consol
Sierra N Crown Port
Sver Hill
Eureka Causo
Union Consolidat
Exchequer
Yellow Jacket
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Taunton
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Winthrop Street
Farmington
Wilson Greaton
Temperance
Women's National Christian Temperance Union
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Wittenmyer
Moody
Pr&stdent
St. Lewis
Wells
Frost
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Ford
Kansas City
Chan
Friends of
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Rothwell
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Eece SD Amstria Deflan
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Rentin
Marie
Rantzan
Frederick William
Victora
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Sergius
Czst
Loxpon
Samuel Phelps
W. Wilson & Co
Exlico Printers
Alexandria
Dumbartonshire
Lisbunes
Lisbon
Portugal
France
Dahomey
Daniel Webster
Cincinnati
Kamiss
Jack
Bridgeport Conn
Methodist Missions
NAVAL
Nashua Municipal
City of
Charles Halman
Alfred Chase
George W. Moore
Barclay C. Boswell
Sidney R. Gage
Peter J. Reynold
Edward C. Blunt
Charles Hardy
John Morril
John K. Hasford
J. L. H. Marshall
Charles H. Holden
John Cross
Charles B. Jackman
Charles W. Foster
E. L. Barker
E. B. Towne
Frederick A. Eaton
W. M. Gibson
John Mulvayey
Patrick J. Clifford
James A. Merrill
Greenleaf
George F. Whitney
A. P. Kelsey
Joel Pierce
Alphonse Chagnon
Joseph W. Wallace
Joseph Flather
San Francisco Bay
Polar Island
Reese
New Caledonia
Bourrail
NEW England News
P.M. Spoffard
Sabattus
State College
Kennebec Land and Lumber Company
A. & P. Coburn
Brewer Brick Company
York Manufacturing Company
Saco
Psyavle
Harrison Fair
D. H. H. Cole
C. Abbott
William Thompson
Milord
Milford
Charles W. Wheertl
Farminedate
FE. Subverd
Hiram
Uasee
Rankin Bridge
Sebago
Vermont Centra
St. Albans
Brattleboro and
South Londonderry Narrowgame Railroad
Burlingtes Free Press
Snciies
Agawan Iron Company
Wareham
Christopher Gibbons
Weir Village
Suan Woodbury
Litehield
Senator Woodbury
Michael Garvey
James Garvey
Belchertown
Alice Norwood
Gloucester
Thomas King
Plaister Cove
Father Pealing
Newburyport
Benfres
Edgar FE. Stearns
Riverside Mills
Roo
Bgdf
Ghlcmrist
Winter Street
the Seaside Library
Tye
Macleod Oo
Dare
ae _einak
Mary Cecil Hay
Macleod of Dare
Wm. Black
Mary
Julies Vernet
Saw Slick
A. C. Haliburton
Mrs Jack
Frances Eleanor Trollope
Love
Eiloart
Eugenia Grandet
Honore de Baltac
Wilkie Collus
Emile Gathoring
Eee
Acad
Mary Cee Hay
Henrietta Temple
Benjamin Disraeli
Henry Greville
Tom Tidalet
Charles Dicke
Riodta
James Paynty
Emp
Jane Eyre
Charlotte Bronteclear
Forrester
Throstlethwaite
Susan Morley
Molly Bawn
Phytics
Vivian Grey
Olipha
Friendship
Ouida
Geonce Muszo
Vand
Pan
Tee
Oston Theatre
Tompkins & Hill
Cosette
Victor Huze
Louis James
Little Zof Tuttle
Boston Theatre Company
Getz
Maxactr
Boston Museum
Mr RH. M. Pure
Gaiety Theatre
Washington Street
NEW York Park Theatre Comedy Company
Bronson Howard
Howard Atheneum
Fechter. U
Harvard Musical Association
Music Hall
TSA Ne
New. Best
Henry Morgan
W. J.C Leavitt
Morgan
Plaistow
Hillsboro Riage
Bellows Falls
Columbus Avenue
Ferdinand Street
Boston & Provindnce Depot
J. F. Zimmerman
ART Temple
Hemisphere
Handel & Haydn Society
Judas Maccabeus
Musicalt Winiler
Tristad
A. Parker Browne
Edison
Old South
Mechanic's Exhibition
Joseph L. Bates
HPAL
Port Jarvis
Ship News
St. Joly
N. B
St. John
Westfield
Rotterdam
St. Thomas
Bridgewater
Platin
Halifax
N. S
Mabel Clare
Labrador
Algeria
Liverpool
Pommerania
Hamburg
Novate
Glasgow
Hadji
Porto Cabello
Clyne
Asplewall
Passee Crookhaven
Algrian
Southampton
Rhein
Bremen
G. W. A Scholten
City of Washington
Havana
Carondelet
A. B. Wilbur
Balford
Desier
D Bullock
W. A. Batchelor
Batchelor
Ttond St
Macullar
Williams & Pabhker
Montreal
Denis Gervais
Alfred Oe
Hill, Mitchell & Co
Louisville
Quebec
Michael Farrell
Conway
Weathernes
James Murray
Paterson
N.J
Swift Justice
Arctic
Nova Zembia
Walker
Montgomery
Escobedo
Diaz
Zamacona
William Reese
Crn
Chaith
Hicksford
Memponhis, Tenn
Board of Health
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