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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1882

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Record of British reserve men shows high muster rate

Among over 11 000 reserve men called in July only 480 failed to appear without reasons. More than 10 500 appeared and were mustered, and all who served moved into the reserve corps within 18 months. It is a fine record England may well be proud of.

England Boston Post Sandwich Mass Charles W. Spurr Cape Cod Glass Works Boston and Sandwich Glass Works Spurr

Col Second Despatch From Columbus On Precinct Returns

In Columbus Ohio on October 10 three hundred sixty two precincts report a net Democratic gain of 6 256. If the same trend continues the Democratic majority in the state would reach about 9 000. Third Despatch.

Adams County Allen County Ashland County Ashtabula County Anglaize County Belmont County Brown County Butler County Carroll County Champaign County Clark County Clermont County Clinton County Columbiana County Cosheeton County Crawford County Cuyahoga County Darke County Defiance County Delaware County Erie County Fairfield County Fayette County Franklin County Fulton County Gallia County Georgia County Greene County Guernsey County Hamilton County Hancock County Hardin County Harrison County Henry County Highland County Hecking County Holmes County Huron County Jackson County Jefferson County Knox County Lake County Lawrence County Licking County Logan County Loraine County Cincinnati Richard Smith the Gazette Post Columbus Congress Follett Jordan Marietta City Township Lith Gen. Warner Horr CorumBius Cleveland Toledo Montgomery County Darron Murray Shutz Keifer Washington Springfield Ohio Wheeling W. Va West Virginia Goff Hancock Ohio County Interior Washington, D. C Republican Congressional Committee Martinsburg Mason Wilson Kitchen

Mexico Gov Outsources Tehuantepec Railroad Work

The government contracted Delfin Sanchez to build the entire Tehuantepec railroad. A stock exchange run by European brokers, operating under the Mexican National Bank, will open tomorrow without a charter.

City OF Mexico Delfin Sanchez Tehuantepec Mexican National Bank

Inauguration of Boston Society Quarters in Old State House

The Bostonian society opened its season with a ceremony in the Old State House, led by president Curtis Guild. Josiah Quincy Jr spoke on preserving memory, while Dr. William Everett and Rev. E E Hale urged safeguarding the building and its historic links to Boston and the nation.

Old State House Mgr Curtis Guild Josiah Quincy, Jr William Everett E. E. Hale Bostonian Society Boston Harvard University Quincy England Anne Europe America Otis Sam Adams Hancock Bowdoin Adams Council Old South King’s Chapel King Street Edward Everett Hale Hamilton A. Hill Gov Andros Old South Meeting House Timmins Portsmouth Eng Wren Portchester Castle K. Lothrop Hill

Frankin cultural show opens at Farmington fair week

The Franklin cultural show and fair opened Tuesday at Farmington with large attendance and a fine display of sheep horses and neat stock. The 28th annual Saga dahoe Agricultural and Horticultural societys fair began at Topsham featuring about 100 oxen and 100 head of milk stock. The Maine General Hospital annual meeting in Portland reported debt free status with nearly 1000 in treasury and 354 treated including 152 free cases. William L. Putnam elected president. The Harris case concluded in Portland with a verdict convicting Harris and acquitting Bragg and exceptions to be filed. The Eugene Hurd murder trial in Harmony set for Skowhegan today with Judge Virgin presiding.

Franklin Farmington Harris United States Court Portland Bragg Sagadahoe Agricultural and Horticultural Societ Topsham Corporation of the Maine General Hospital Gilman Willian L. Putnam Exugene Hurd Howard Hurd Harmony Skowhegan Henry. B. Cleaves Levi Greenleaf Lindsey E. N. Merrill

Judiciary backs habitual drunkenness as a divorce cause

The judiciary committee reports a bill adding habitual drunkenness as grounds for divorce. Huntley of Duxbury proposes commuting death sentence for Lewis Almon Meaker to life imprisonment after pleading guilty for the Waterbury killing of the Meaker child. Thompson of Irasbury seeks liquor law amendments with 3 months to 2 years for first offense and 1 to 5 years for manufacturing. The Vermont YMCA convention in Burlington drew a large crowd with welcomes by Rev. L. O. Brastow and Rev. H. A. Spencer stressing Christian work for youths. An attempted bank robbery at Northfield Savings Bank failed last Friday. two suspicious men were tracked and arrested in St. Albans and Milton, to be heard in Northfield.

House Judiciary Huntley Duxbury Lewis Almon Meaker Little Meaker Waterbury Thompson Irasbury Young Men’s Christian Association of Vermont Burlington L. O. Brastow H. A. Spencer Montpelier Northfield Howe Frank Gifford St. Albans George Bates Milton Chicago Illinois Montreal Robt Lowrey Philadelphia Grand Jury Freehold N. J Alexander Kier Gang of Men Parker’s Creek J. Ambler Smith Congress Coalition Richmond Washington Virginia Chesapeake and Ohio and Southwestern Railroad Fulton Chicago, St. Louis and New Orleans Chesapeake and Ohio and Southwestern Dakota Court of Appeals Albany Providence and Stonington Oe Company Phoenix Insurance Company Portland Oregon Northern Pacific Railroad Montana Mead Wapaca Wis Lincoln County

Arthur Cabinet Trip to Boston Aboard Old Colony

President Arthur and a cabinet group traveled from New York to Boston aboard the Fall River Line steamer Old Colony. The party, greeted by crowds, was seen off by Boston officials and celebratory band on deck as the ship sailed down the Hudson and through the Battery.

New York Arthur Lexington Avenue Hatton Frelinghuysen Teller Chandler Lincoln Boston Fall River Steamboat Company Cabinet Old Colony Fred Phillips Charles F. Choate Fall Riverline George Connor Broadway Fall River Line Choateaus Pier 23 State House Dover Street Fall River Park Square Cadets Columbus Avenue West Newton Washington Franklin Congress Milk India Commercial South Market Merchants’ Row State School Beacon Dartmouth Boylston Berkeley Street Brunswick Green Faneuil Hall Clarendon Street Commonwealth Avenue Arlington Tremont Temple Place Summer Otis Winthrop Square Devonshire Post Office Square Lieut Hamanond Division 3 A. Hun Berry Martin Fiske S. W. McLean G. A. Fuller H. R. McMurray G. Henry Witthaus F. S. Belton Benjamin Gurney H. H. Brockman

President Arthur Declines Boston Merchants Banquet

Despatch from President Arthur's private secretary reports the refusal of the merchants of Boston to a banquet tendered to the president. The communication arrived on Tuesday, signaling a formal decline and continuing the administration's careful handling of public engagements.

Arthur Merchants of Boston

Treasury receives 950000 from Lewis will contest

Washington reports the treasury has secured 950000 awarded by the will of Hoboken's Joseph L. Lewis. The funds will help retire the public debt though the exact use is undecided. Also notes renewed star route attacks on officials over bribery probe, a Norfolk Republican clash with Prof Langston, and a Mormon letter predicting resistance to the Edmunds anti polygamy law.

Washington Treasury Department Joseph L. Lewis Hoboken N. J Star Route

Ice case moved to supreme court in Washington

The Webster of Gloucester case against Washington Ice Company of New York was unexpectedly settled today by agreement, sending the dispute over a $30,000 replevin bond to the Supreme Court in Washington. Eminent Massachusetts counsel B F Butler and C P Thompson represented Webster, with A P Gould and J E Moore for the ice company.

Portland Webster Gloucester Mass Washington Ice Company New York Circuit Court Supreme Court Washington B. F. Butler C. P. Thompson Massachusetts A. P. Gould J. E. Moore Thomaston Ice Company

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