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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1881

Page

1

Capt Howgate Returns Ready For Trial In Noted Case

Capt Howgate arrived back in the city today and says he is prepared for his trial. The bail bonds list familiar names, and the defense awaits the proceeding as curiosity rises about a multi year scheme that allegedly skimmed two hundred thousand dollars from the government. Meanwhile the comptroller of the currency has demanded a report on the condition of national banks as of Saturday, Oct. 1.

Mudge Boston New England Washington Senate Gorhame Garrela Arthur Gorham National Republican Riddleberger Windom Treasury Department Fnd Sherman Congress Virginia R Mahonites Mr. Conkling Mahone Howgate Raum Bureau of Internal Revenue Gen, Brady Criminal Court Gen. Brady Messrs. French Turner Brown Robert G. Ingerscoll Jeremiah Wilson Enoch Totten Dist. Atty Corkhill William A. Cook Mr. Totten Cook Totten Cox Mr. Cook Act of Congress Wilson French Ingersoll Toten Furuer Nepal Christiancy Jno Hichoutz Michigan George Scoyule Guiteau Corkill Scoville Hooper Corwin Daniel Webster Webster Naval Reconstruction Board Secretary of the Navy Navy Navy Department Light House Board Elmer Treasury Department Today For Lathing the Custom House St. Louis Dwight & Hoyt Springfield Mass Internal Revenue Customs National Bank Chicago John B. Lyon Lyon Board of Directors New York Savannah Worcester Jones H. French Gloucester Col Henry Walker John K. Tarbox Lawrence A. E. Thompson Tho. H. Hill Woburn John H. Smith Lowell Charles P. Thompson James H. Carleton Haverhill Hion. A. E. Thompson Cameron Thompson Col. French J. N. Danham Pittffeld Reuben Noble Westfield A. L. Perry Williamstown H. P. Briggs I. M. Bowker Adams State Central Committee Bay State House Ward 13 McGeough E. E. Dean Brockton John H. Duane John Day Barnstable Boston Post Warren Miller Frank Hiscock Miller Wesson W. Aldrich Gen. Buarnside Providence R. L Ihe General Assembly Gen. Burnside United States Senate Nelson W. Aldrich Gov. Lippett Mr. Aldrich WN. W. Aldrich B. T. Eames W. P. Sheffield Henry Lippitt George H. Brown Aldrich Sheffield Lippitt Thomas A. Doyle Ben. Lapham G. H. Browne Riwland Hazard George H. Corliss Wm. Goddard B.T. Kames Thomas Durfee C. C. van Zandt Jonathan Chace Joshua M. Addeman Rev Garfield Lincoln Dover Benjamin Wallace Chadbourne Cleaves Byron Chadbourne Dow Wiliams Hartford Deaf and Dumbasinum Inito Insane Asylum New York and Brooklyn Bridge H. L. Routh United States Shields Gov Moses Tris Historical Society Wm. M. Evarts Wm. Madden Sullivan Harry Hill Paddy Ryan Knox Agricultural Fair Camden Judson Farr Pemaquid Ralph B. Richards Edward F. Gross Rockland Willie Carp Rockport Robinson Washington Gilbert Bath L. M. Staples Oxford County Musical Association Norway Fighty Haydn Association of Portland Lewiston Auburn Herman Kotzebmar Charles W.G. Smith Supreme Judicial Court D. N. Martland Matthew Burke Grand Yravk Maine State Baptist Convention Skowbegan Robbing Waterville I. D. Blake F. T. Hazelwood Bangor J. McWhinnie J. Ricker Augusta W. C. Barrows Foster Supreme Court Merrimac County Stanley Plymouth Coos and Essex Counties Agricultural Society Lancaster Circuit Court of the United States Concord Europe Concord Monitor Wm. E. Chandler Concerl Boston and Francis Brown Union Theological Seminary New York City Dartmouth College Burlington James Beatty Hlepry McCarty Beatty McCarty Alma R. Smith Joseph B. Wood Luman Wood B.S. Nichols Chittenden County Court Horatio S. Johnson Williston Cicero G. Peck J. G. Weiler Noble Love Hinesburg London Stafford Northcote Hull League Parnell Cork O’leary Land League Dublin Times The Land Commission Prof Baldwin Col. Bayley Messrs. Garland Houghton O’keefe O’shaughnessy Ross Rice Richmond Commission Galway Doon County Tipperary Lary Rathmore Leinster Lord Kenmare Patrick Egan Paris Claremorris Land League Land Commissioners Redpath CoLumBus State Board of Agriculture Gen. Grant Fred Church of the Heavenly Rest Fifth Avenue J. Frank Botume First Universalist Choir Mary A.sprague Newark C. H. Pendleton Baltimore Alaska Boston Navy Yard Edward E. Vaughan G.T. Vaughan & Co Portsmouth N. H City Mandsay Annie M. W- Hall Universalist Church Deu Daniel Lindsey North Dana Lindsey A. B. Palmer Ann Arbor Mich Pittsfield Palmer Michigan University Old Berkshire Medical College Oliver Root B. C. Merrill Thorndike Manufacturing Company Kansas David J. Ayers Mr. Johnson St. Anne’s Church Church of Our Saviour Longwood Church of the Advent Ayers Gen. Sherman Fitch Ava Woitelaw Reid Italy W. H. Hawkes Jacob Powers Barnum Danville Ind John Somers William Musson Alantic City N. J Canada Buffalo Nancy Oneeek Fisher New Brunswick N.J Brooklyn Pennsylvania George H. Rowand Rowland Station Sydney Australia Bouka Islana Luigi Boero Boero J. H. Bournes A. Green Board of Fhealth Ss. H. Durgim Board of Health

Massacre at Wadzergha Station Spurs French Inquiry

A Tunis despatch reports Arabs attacked the Wadzergha railway station forty miles from Tunis, burning the station master and killing ten workers. French troops and consular officials rush to investigate while Sa batier’s forces contest Zaghouan and Gafsa. Ali Bey seeks French escort as mutiny threats grow. Times and Paris correspondents warn of potential anti Christian unrest if Tunis is not occupied.

London Tunis Times Ali Bey Wadzergha Legion of Honor M. Roustan Sabatier Zaghouan Eyi Weaily Tebessa Regency Gafsa Paris Daily Telegraph Mehmedia Kairwan Wadzereza Cork Parnell Mallow Mallow League Davitt

Fatal clash on road fight with Yoris Grant and 7 a0mas

Tucson despatch reports the Saturday road fight lasted four hours as Indians were driven from rocks across Arivaepa valley toward the Goluga mountains. One sergeant died and four men were wounded. Indian losses unknown. Pitkin Colorado despatch notes robberies and beatings linked to Charles Briggs, dance hall owner. a citizens mob burned the hall after warning inmates. Briggs fired into the crowd. an unknown party shot him fatally.

Tucson Yoris Grant Arivaepa Valley Goluga Mountains Pitkin Charles Briggs Briggs

Second fall field day of A H A company at Wellesley

The Ancien and Honorable Artillery company held its fall field day at Wellesley on Tuesday with a simple breakfast followed by pleasant weather activities. An American band performed a one hour concert at 9 30 and drew a large crowd enjoying the day.

Jerome Park Parole Ferida the Rat Duplex Sir Hugh Kach Kate Long Frank Short Louisville Wendover Pinafore Sportsman Fatinitza Belle of Neighlands Mary Corbett Lowell City Treasury Washburne Worcester John Flaherty Eugene Drury Academy Westminster Grand Army Springfeld Gov. Long Gov Weston Robinson George S. Merrill Lawrence J. C. Lovering John ©. Putnam Springfield Massachusetts Rhode Island Fall River H. A. Duabigne H. Guiliett Lowell M. Fontaine Spencer M. St. Marie Holyoke W. W. Lamouiux Southhridge A. Beauchamp Hudson Berkshire Agricultural Society Pittsfield Frank Leonard Ononta Stock Farm Queen Victoria Gairy Berkshire Berkeley Street Congregational Church Congregational Sunday School Union of Thomas W. Bicknell Boston Asa Bullard S. B. Pratt Berkeley Street George M. Boynton Jamaica Plain Boynton Packard Dorchester Pelouvet Nanek R. R. Meredith South Boston Messrs. Winship Somerville Hubbard Merrimac Mewton Townsend Bale Melrose A. B. Dunning National Sunday School National Sunday School Union Barrows C. C. Duncan Tompkins Avenue Church Brooklyn N. Y R.K. Remington K. R. Meredith Gookin George ©. Doherty John Sullivan Sullivan Mlassachusetts General Hospital Trovas Cosgrove Fourth Division Thomas A. Walsh Warrenton Street Washington and Pleasant Streets Lynch and Watts Thomas Martin Charcea James Moughlin Endicott Street Martin Blackstone Street Wellesley Hanquet Col. Maskell Gen. Banks Ancien and Honorable Artillery Company Lineas I. 2 Capt. Cundy Ben‘. Perley Poore A. A. Folsom John L. Stevenson James A. Fox Edward Wyman C. W. Stevens Charles W. Wilder Isaac Hull Wright Haskell Ava Col. Bowie N. A. M. Didley E. A. Horton Wm. E. Baker Mr. Horton Maj. Stevenson Cundy Lopg Haskell Garfield United States Emory Grover, Esq Needham John J. Garnett Washington Lonsiana Dixie Union Col. Fox Cambridge Associated Charities Charlestown City Hall Stevens Tae

Grand 1881 82 Roberts Lyceum concert opens season

The opening concert in Music hall features Miss Clara Louise Kellogg and other artists to a large audience. Kellogg charms with Mignon polonaise and a Tosti song, encores follow. The Boston Theatre hosts Michael Strogoff rehearsals as fans await grand stage production. Stoddard lectures on Down the Danube with Leavitt organ concert precedes.

Music Hall Roberts Lyceum Missa Clara Louise Kellogg Alta Pease Sig. Brignoli Sig. Tagliapietra Herr Adamowski Herry S. Liebling Adolph Glose Webber Miss Kelloge Sig. Tagliapietra Medea Noel Brignoli Martha Miss Kellogg America Boston Michael Strogoff

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