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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1880

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2

Moody Merrill Nominated Out by Third District Ring

The Republican leaders in the Third District explain Moody Merrill was not nominated after a custom house ring complained he would not pledge to business interests. The ring feared his reluctance to give definite pledges and dropped him at the last moment, portraying reform as the motive.

Moody Merrill Congress Custom House Rainey Merrill Party of Reform

Auction Catalog Items From Various Firms in New York and Philadelphia

A long list of auction items and sale times spans firms such as Leonard & Co Sullivan Bros Libbie Henry C Bird Co and Moses Colman Son. Items include carriages harnesses horses furniture plants and stocks scheduled for October 2 with specific start times across multiple locations.

A. M Bricca Brac Leonard & Co Sullivan Bros & Libbie Sullivan Bros. & Libbie Henry C. Bird & Co S. Hatch & Co New York Wilmerding, Hoguet ¢ Co Philadelphia Samuel Bunting’s Sons & Co A.S. Richards & Co A. M. Bates Albert Howe & Co Moses Colman , Son Hatch & Co Gideon Beck & Son C. T. Walker Moses Colman & On Isvurgh & Co Francis Henshaw & Co R. L. Day & Co Samuel Hatch & Co Johnson, Moody & Go. Carpets Wilmerding, Hogues & Co Samuel Buentine’s Sons & Co Henry & Hatch Hiebborn & Co Jerome S McDonald Boots W. R. McKey & Co Rhodes & Co A. S. Richards & Co Ribbons Wilmerding Hoguet J. C. McCurdy & Co Kgeods Henshaw & Co Wilmerding, Hoguet & Co Philada American European Express Court Square Boston W. C. Cole Vicinity K. A. Snow Paldwin Bros. & CO

Republican Push Asserts Negro Votes Sent To Indiana

The dispatch reports that Republican managers are raising funds to buy votes and have begun sending African Americans from North Carolina to Indianapolis to vote Republican. Fifty were sent yesterday and more are planned next week to be distributed to various points in Indiana. The Democratic side vows to guard against this alleged fraud and demands full penalties for those involved.

Boston Post Washington Indiana North Carolina Indianapolis Republican Campaign Committee

False alarm tactics in political stock raids across campaigns

The piece argues politicians scare voters with doomsday forecasts to influence stock markets. It cites 1860 and 1876 episodes where treasury secretaries warned of doom if rivals won, claims the panic failed, and notes New York still backed Lincoln. It references Republican critique and campaign notes from 1876 to 1880 era newspapers.

Maine Hancock Morrill New York Cobb Courier and Enquirer Sherman Lincoln

Democratic Campaign Reports From National Committee View Indiana Prospects

Visitors at the National Democratic headquarters include Frank M. Schell of Jefferson Indiana who predicts a strong victory for the Democrats in Indiana on October 12 with a claimed 8 000 to 10 000 majority for Landers. He cites cross party support among Greenbacks and Republicans disgusted by immigration. He also notes expected gains in Congress and a strong national ticket. J W Jordan from California asserts a solid Democratic prospect and notes active organizing and enthusiasm in California. The New Albany Deutsche Zeitung and San Francisco Chronicle references are included to support the favorable outlook.

New York World Fort Wayne Ind Morgan Harrod Marion Township E. A. Hackett Fort Wayne Daily Sentinel Springfield Republican Grant New York Republican National Committee New Jersey Connecticut Brooklyn Hudson River Auld Lang Syre Simon Cameron Acton Indiana J. G. Kennedy Kennedy Mr. Cameron Marion Shelby Philadelphia Times Garfield Warren Ohio Conkling Cameron Logan North American Review Washington Voorhees Wendell Phillips Hancock Butler Trarfield Weaver Maine Reed Portland Hamlin Senate Frye Hale Jones Nevada 5. P. Bayley Congress Alexandria Mosby Schenectady N. Y Judge Hilton National Democratic Frank M. Schell Jefferson Clarke County Landers Williams Kire Sanders Kerr English New Albany Deutsche Zeitung Otto Palmer Great Patriotic Party J.w.jordan Alameda County Cal J. H. Rosseter California Jordan Democratic State Central Committee San Francisco Chronicle Gen. Rosecrans Democratic Party Columbus New York Herald Thurman Hendricks McDonald Republiccans

Senator Thurman's Opinion on Indiana Victory Confident

Senator Thurman predicts a Democratic victory in Indiana while Republicans face defeat in Ohio. The article labels GOP tactics as nonsense and questions business concerns used in campaigns.

Indiana Ohio

Railways taxed equally as Board of Equalization completes New Hampshire assessment

Concord NH September 30 The State Board of Equalization finished outlining railroad taxes across New Hampshire with all lines subject to the same rate of tax. Listed figures cover railroads including Eastern Boston and Maine Ashuelot Granite Northern Concord Manchester and several others. A separate note from Ossawatamie confirms the St Louis Kansas & Arizona Railway consolidation with Missouri Pacific approved by stockholders.

Concord N. H State Board of Equalization Eastern Boston Maine Ashuelot Montreal Fitchburg Nashua Low- N Wilton Cheshire Grand Trunk Atlanta St. Lawrence Northern Manchester North Weare Portsmouth Dever Winnipesaukee Great Falls Con- Way Lawrence Claremont Sullivan County Worcester Mount Washington Monadnock Suncook Supreme Court Havng Ossawattomie. Ks St. Louis, Kansas Arizona Missouri Pacific

Harrowing Chicago Man Recounts Outrages in Memphis

William Pennell of Chicago told a tale of brutal mistreatment across Hot Springs and Memphis. He described arrest, 40 days in prison, water deprivation, shackling, and neglect at a county poor house before recovery and return to Chicago with supportive friends.

Chicago Memphis Ill William Pennell Hot Springs Quinn Commercial Hotel

Indians on War Path Across Northern Border

St Paul reports Indian tribes near Fort Ellis in full war paint with scalp trophies. Mandrills raid Salteaux camps killing nine. Salteaux under Oceanman retaliate and kill nine Mandrills. A village resists and thirteen Mandrills die. Across the border the conflict spreads as tribes pursue.

St. Pau Fort Ellis Stony Salteaux Oceanman Stones Stonies United States

Fire losses in Schuylerville and nearby towns total 60000 dollars

A morning fire in Schuylerville destroyed Brisbin and Washburn dry goods stores Hornbrook hardware Lawrence drug Smith jewelry Root furniture as well as the Standard printing and Telegraph offices, with a total estimated loss of 60000 dollars. In North Turner bridge James Starbird house and store burned incendiary suspect Payson arrested. Moses Barker Cape Elizabeth dwelling burned at 1 am with loss about 2000 dollars.

Saratoga Schuylerville Brisbin’s Washburn’s Dry Goods Hornbrook Lawrence’s Drug Smith’s Jewelry Root Standard Printing Lewiston James Starbird North Turner Bridge Payson Portland Moses Barker Cape Elizabeth

Weavers Strike at Barnard Mill in Fall River

Fall River Massachusetts September 30 The Barnard mill weavers walk out at noon over a change in goods class claiming lower pay. The agent says wages remain the same as before, and the strike is limited to this mill not tied to a larger reduction. News remains scant.

Fall River Mass Barnard Mill

Treasury reports August September currency and note totals

The Comptroller of the Currency shows August and September circulation changes with a net decrease of 236,939. Yearly figures include a net national bank note increase of 9,724,713 and legal tender deposits of 7,179,962. Totals list old demand notes 60,825 and legal tender notes 346,681,016 among others. The money order division reports strong growth in issued and paid orders for year ending June 30, 1880, with fees rising and revenue improving. A proposed uniform postal tariff on small parcels awaits Paris union talks, and a naval case at the Supreme Court concerns rank retention after reexamination.

Washington Comptroller of the Currency United States U. S Treasury Treasury Department Philadelphia New Orleans Joseph Nimmo, Jr Bureau of Statistics New York Produce Exchange Post Office Department International Postal Union Paris Postal Congress Whitfield Thompson Supreme Court of Annapolis Paval Academy Iis

Milford funeral recalled Loyal Legion escort and military honors

A funeral procession accompanied to Milford by city troops, the committee of arrangements, and Loyal Legion members. The body lay in state with a large crowd, a guard from the city troops and various veteran groups. Interment was at the old Methodist graveyard followed by services in the church with music, an oration by Gen. Robert F. Stockton, and addresses by Col. A. Louden Snowden Col. Bard Grubb Gens. Daniel E. Sickles and A. S. Webb.

Milford Committee of Arrangements Military Order of the Loyal Legion Keystone Battery Grand Army Legion of Honor Robert F. Stockton A. Louden Snowden Bard Grubb Daniel E. Sickles A. S. Webb Joseph D. Hadley Gloucester Marine Railway Rocky Neck Plymouth Mass Supcock N. H George S. Blanchard Blanchard Republican Town Committee Hancock Garfield Frank Jones Aston C. Mayhew Congregational Church Messrs Oliver S. Dean Adin Ballou Talbot Claflin Gen A. P. Martin Boston Common Pleas Court Providence R. T Joseph Cooks Brockway Fourth National Bank Charles C. Brockway Frank Somers Old National Bank Somers

Dulcigno Not Burned and the Quest for Dulcigno Solution

London reports deny the burning of Dulcigno and say the naval demonstration failed from lack of allied unity. The Porte promises a satisfactory Dulcigno solution next Monday while Albanian volunteers are restrained at Scutari.

London Dulcigno Porte Scutari Dulcigne Peru Constantinople Seymour Cettinge Riza Pasha Antivari Teodo Bocca di Cattaro Duicigno the Times France

Startling Charges by Commodore Cheyne on Franklin Relics

London report quotes Commander Cheyne asserting Franklin expedition deaths were due to a poisoned meat contractor. He alleges Sir James Ross’s voyage used the same tainted provisions, containing only offal and bone knuckles. Cheyne claims he exposed the contractor in lectures and would welcome libel action to prove his charges.

London Cheyne Sir John Franklin Arctic Franklin James Ross England

Thunderer Demands Irish Uprising Stop In London

The Times urges immediate use of effective crime prevention tools as the peace preservation act falters in Ireland. It argues ordinary law fails against agrarian violence and sympathy for it, urging action. Also notes the Newmarket October handicap results with Eli King first and Lancaster Bowman second. An American colt Bookmaker, by Boonie Scotland, owned by James R. Keene, won the Granby stakes.

London the Times Ireland Eli King Lancaster Bowman Fare C. H. Sanford North Elkhart Bookmaker Newmarket Boonie Scotland James R. Keene New York

Santa Claus to race Piedmont for five thousand

Col Finigan owner of Santa Claus replies to reports about Stallion Piedmont of Louisville by offering Santa Claus to trot Piedmont for 5000 dollars a side, best three in five, to be held in San Francisco.

San Francisco Cal Piedmont Louisville Col Finigan Santa Claus

Gloucester Mackerel Season Ends as Bank Codfishermen Return

The mackereling season nears its close while most Bank cod fishermen have returned from long trips. The port records show nine month receipts: shore codfish 3 729 000 pounds, bank codfish 11 265 020 pounds, Georges codfish 961 22 183 009 pounds, halibut totals and mackerel figures are listed, with total codfish 37 177 000 pounds and total cod and halibut 51 418 900 pounds.

Gloucester Block Island O.c Greenland

State shoot opens at Lowell Cartridge prizes in Augusta

The Maine State shoot on the State Grounds opens with all military companies except Montgomery Guards present. Prizes include 22 for C L York Riverside Brunswick and 250 lbs shot for H C Harmon Forest City Portland. Aggregate scores show Capital Guards Augusta 307 and Biddeford Light Infantry 316 among early leaders.

Avagusta Lowell Cartridge Company Montgomery Guards Portland C. L. York Riverside Club Brunswick H. C. Harmon Forest City Club J.F Randall Peaks’ Island Club I’. Jerris Androscoggin Club Lewiston M. L. Brackett Benjamin J. Willard A. W. West P. Jerris Auburn Light Infantry Crosby Guards Hampden Frontier Guards Eastport Douty Dover Dexter Light Infantry Skowhegan Light Infantry Capital Guards Augusta Biddeford Light Infantry Portland Light Infantry Tilson Light Infantry Rockland

Various 19th Century News Briefs From Across North America

A diverse batch of late 19th century notices reports earnings rises for the Wabash Pacific Railway. Virginia census figures for 1880 and 1870. the death of Julia Hayes in Buffalo. diphtheria outbreaks near Ottawa. widespread potato bugs in Fredericton. an early frost in Piedmont Virginia. a Tucson despatch on Carr’s fight with Victoria’s band. the closure of Buchanan’s College in Philadelphia. U S Treasury checks and bond interest. pork price moves in New York and Chicago. lifesaving medals awarded to the Portsmouth crew. a lynching in Florida. Geraldo Polo’s Havana imprisonment claims. St Louis GOP ticket. and a Yakoma City shooting with multiple injuries.

Wabash Pacific Railway Virginia Julia Hayes Buffalo N. Y North Wakefield Gatineau Ottawa Fredericton N. B Piedmont Tucson Arizona Carr Victoria Hatchett Mountains American University of Philadelphia Eclectic Medical College of Pennsylvania Buchanan’s College United States Gilfillan New York Chicago Portsmouth Massachusetts Humane Society For Saving Life Hudson River St. Johns and Lake Eustice Florida Fort Massa Geraldo Polo New Orleans Havana Republican City Convention St. Louis Isaac M. Mason George D. Johnson J. R. Harris Cornelius McBride John N. Frank Portland Oregon Yakoma City W.T Dink Splawn John Splawn David Carroll

Centreville Pulls 100 Special Police After Oil Rail Clash

Mayor Lane discharged 100 special police sworn in last week to prevent a potential collision between Standard Oil pipe workers and Central Railroad of New Jersey employees. Standard guards on Centreville bridge removed after CNJ pledge not to interfere with oil traffic while avoiding other rail routes. Pipes laid across the Hackensack River despite Pennsylvania Railroad opposition.

Centreville N. J Lane Standard Oil Works Central Railroad of New Jersey Standard Centreville Bridge Railroad Company Pennsylvania Erie Hackensack River Pennsylvania Railroad

Second New Hampshire Regiment Camp Duty Ends with Review

The Second New Hampshire Regiment under Col. D. M. White completed four days of camp duty at Peterboro New Hampshire. Attendance grew daily as Gov. Head with staff and Col. Patterson of the Third New Hampshire Regiment attended the grand review and inspection. A delegation from the Sixth Massachusetts Regiment and other military figures were present. Col. White hosted Gov. Head and staff at dinner at his headquarters.

Peterboro N. H New Hampshire D. M. White Col. Patterson Third New Hampshire Regiment Massachusetts Col. White Gey

Cincinnati Man Ends Scandal With Suicide After Threats

Thomas Bell Pholog, known for forcing a man from his home at gunpoint over alleged improper conduct with Mrs. Bell, shot himself in the head and died instantly after threats were reported. Mrs. Bell fled downstairs hearing a shot.

Cincinnati Thomas Bell Pholog

Waite Trial Set For Sept 30 in Brattleboro Vermont

Brattleboro Vermont September 30 October 2 set as the start of S M Waite trial by Judge Veazey. The exact courtroom will be chosen after consultation with fellow judges. If colleagues cannot attend the trial Veazey will handle it due to other legislative duties.

New York Choate United States Court Today Emma Silver Mining Company T. W. Park H. H. Baxter Francis Gyser Charles Hummel Hudson River Poughkeepsie Andrew Mitchell Stoen St. Louis Liverpool Abdyssinia Gov. Des Voeux Feejee Islands Suite Brattleboro, Vt Veazey S. M. Waite Waite Boston Board OF Race Merchants’ Exchange Boston Boston Board of Trade Merchants Exchange E. J. Howard

Wheat grade reduction proposal adopted by Merchants' Exchange

In St. Louis on September 30 the plan to lower grades 1 2 3 and 4 red winter wheat by half a grade took effect January 1, 1881. The proposal was approved by nearly two to one, marking the most exciting change on the exchange in years.

ST. Louis Merchants’ Exchange

Sheriff Gouthreaux Accused of State Tax Deficit

New Orleans reports that Sheriff Gouthreaux is alleged to owe the State $150,000 in tax collections. The combined State and city deficit is estimated at about $250,000.

New Orleans Gouthreaux

Funeral train bears General Torbert to Milford request

The remains of Gen. Torbert arrived in Philadelphia and were moved to the depot for removal to Milford Delaware for funeral obsequies. The body was prepared for the journey and set to depart later today.

Philadelphia Torbert Milford. del

Newport Vermont News and Regional Updates

A Newport Vermont daughter breaks her arm and local events include Barton G A R reunion, Mendelssohn Quintette Club concert, Edmunds speech at Orleans County Fair, and local injuries and thefts. Vermont court case on bank losses, prison labor, and a large church anniversary. Also railway and maritime accidents, fish catches, and political notes from New Hampshire and Massachusetts.

B. E. Shaw Newport Barton Post Mendelssohn Quintette Club Boston Field Edmunds Barton J.M. Worthley Charleston Vermont John Giles Wakefield Mass Jules Poirier Rimouski Canada Mechanic’s Falls

Marblehead Democrats Organize Hancock and English Club

Marblehead Democrats set the ball in motion at Town Hall organizing a Hancock and English club with Joseph Gregory as president. Officers include vice presidents and secretaries, with Luther G. Pitman elected lieutenant colonel to form a Hancock Battalion. A committee will run regular campaign meetings as a flag bearing national and state candidates is planned.

Marblehead Town Hall Hancock and Joseph Gregory Benj. F. Pierce Francis C. Heddck Philip B. Lindsey W. Frank Shepard Lewis Edw. Avery D. Northend Benjamin Ward C. W. Parker Col Jonas H. French Thos. Appleton John H. Browne Wm. C. Woodfin W. K. Sparhawk Wm. Nutting, Jr P. T. Woodfin English Club Maine Hancock Battalion Luther G. Pitman Seme W. F. Nutting Hancock English

Boston and Troy Play Close Championship Game

In the South End grounds a small crowd watched Boston face Troy in the final city championship. Bond pitched superbly and led at bat as Troy’s defense limited Boston to four earned runs over eleven innings in a tight contest.

South End Boston Troy Bond Richmond Troys

Deaths and suspected suicides in Lynn and Dedham

In Lynn William Foley found dead in an entry after a night of drinking. Suspected foul play dismissed as liquor overuse. A Meriden barber linked to a recent Rock’s Pasture death is identified by Merigen Odd Fellows. In Dedham William Ludwig attempts suicide at Merchants' Woolen Mill amid alleged private sins.

Lynn Wiliam Foley James Pleasant Street Rock’s Pasture Meriden Lodge of Odd Fellows Merigen Eleanor Daniels Wiggin Miss Daniels Pedham Jn Suppen Desth Emily Pond Dedham William Ludwig

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