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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1871

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Redemption of Mutilated Currency To Bacco Stamps Hazing Cadets Etc

Tobacco Division chief Dr Kimball reports from a Virginia factory tour that manufacturers favor stricter tobacco tax laws and unified rates. They seek interior warehouses, protest the 25 cent levy, and urge rapid Congressional action while preserving trade stability.

Appointment of Brazilian arbitrator completes Alabama claims commission

Senor Itubaja, Brazilian minister to France, is named the fifth member of the arbitration commission on the Alabama claims, completing the panel. Count de Paris lies gravely ill with acute bronchitis, doctors fearing a fatal outcome. Prince Napoleon delivered a violent speech in Ajaccio, Corsica, amid protests over an election.

Brazil Alabama Count DE Paris Prince Napoleon Paris Senor Itubaja France Commission of Arbitration Geneva Napoleon Corsica Ajaccio Courrier Diplomatique Denmark Prussia Austria Earl Russell Lord Cowley M. Rouber England Rhine Rouher Russell Ajacedo

The Question of a Regency Declared Baseless Rumor

The Morning Post denies a regency plan amid the illness scare. Brazil advances emancipation with Senate final passage 4410 33. Government circular urges immediate enforcement. Benedictus orders 16000 slaves freed. Chicago relief fund totals rise to £38360 with Glasgow at £5350.

Loupes Morning Post Rio Janeiro Senate Benedictiu Chicago Mansion House Fund Glasgow

London Financial Market Briefs and Bond Quotes

London financial market notes report Consols at 11.80 AM and 4.3 PM closes with U.S. 5-208 1862 cg and 1865 old at 92 and 1867 at 92 4 U.S. 10-40s quoted around 94 with BF figures and related US Treasuries shown as bid and offer in the late afternoon update.

Inauguration and unrest noted in Chile Peru events

Havana reports Chilean president inaugurated with popular ministers. A large fire hit Valparaiso causing heavy losses. Auracanian Indian unrest quelled. Lima dates to the 14th. Foreigners and Peruvians store three days of provisions for elections amid fears of disturbance. Government moves soldiers to police. constitution limits troop use. Prado leads as popular candidate. Exchenique backed by government. Lobos Islands survey confirms vast guano deposits.

Havana Chili Valparaiso Lima Prado Exchenique Lobos

Forest fires blaze across New York and Maryland threaten coal fields

News from Niagara Falls reports Tamarack Swamp near Lockport burning since Monday morning destroying houses barns crops and stock as fears mount of spread toward Batavia. Albion losses total 50000 with ten houses two mills and 1500 cords of wood burned amid several fires. Ontario woods near Fort Erie Chippewa still burning with sparse settlement. Maryland fires near Cumberland threaten bituminous coal fields while smoke hangs over the mountains. Portland Maine reports a 10000 loss from an incendiary blaze at Vaughan street and a Providence Rhode Island string of fires at the Halsey estate and Hunt store with arrests for incendiary acts.

New York Maryland Tamarack Swamp Lockport Batavia Albion Black Creek Fort Erie Chippewa Ontario Cumberland

Terrible encounter with Chinese at Los Angeles

A riot in the Chinese quarter of Los Angeles left Robert Thompson dead and Officer Baldwin wounded. A mob of 500 attacked the area, fifteen Chinamen were hanged or shot, and fires burned houses until order partly returned by night. Additional violence and arrests followed as officials reorganized vigilance.

Los Angeleb San Francisco Los Angeles Belderon Robert Thompson Thompson Baldwin Occidental Insurance Company People’s Company San Joaquin Valley Bay Alameda Shore Board of Supervisors Coast Range California Los Angeles County People’s Insurance Company George Q. Cannon Salt Lake Illinois Mrs Fair Supreme Court Morton Oregon

Sumner Letter Urges Colored Convention to Fight for Equal Rights

Senator Sumner urges Columbia convention of colored men to demand full equality under law. He cites equal rights on rail, steamboats, hotels, and schools, calls for anti discrimination, a strengthened civil rights bill, and political reform including removing corruption at Tammany Hall. He urges education equal to the ballot and organizing by speech and vote.

Wasmineton Sumner Columbia Bostox Sin Dann Louisiana New Orleans Washington Senate Chamber Frederick Douglass Org Senate Republican Party San Dominio Sav Eee Hayti Tammany Hall South Republic

Episcopal Convention Hears Canon Reforms And Ritual Debate

At Baltimore on October 25 the Episcopal Convention adopted a report against an appellate court and considered a new canon restoring deposed clergymen upon conformity. It approved a process for settling minister congregational disputes, with a mixed bishop and presbyters board and lay representation, and suspended noncompliant ministers. A commission to study ritual law was approved and will report next General Convention.

Baltimore Episcopal Convention Albany Moonee House of Bishops Hobart Hart Philadelphia Miz Jonary Cape Palmos Africa Evrvine Sissios

Financial and industry roundup after the fire era

Banks run smoothly with ample deposits and no loan calls. Insurance firms pay losses promptly. Grain and livestock markets steady while lumber demand rises. Mechanics in demand. Potter Palmer advances a new grand hotel. Relief receipts total 1 496 986 with 1 975 090 hoped for in 30 days. State Auditor Lippincott seeks dissolution of Republic Insurance Company Chicago. assets 1 133 000, risks 14 000 000, fire losses over 4 000 040, stock notes 33 602 50. Insolvent stockholders alleged. many notes uncollectible.

Cai Potter Palmer Gen. Lippincott Republic Insurance Company Chicago

Methodist gift to Chicago churches stated at Cincinnati conference

The Methodists of Cincinnati resolve to give 30000 dollars from their conference funds to support Methodist churches in Chicago. Gary Bowen of Idaho has resigned, and President Grant appoints Gen Thomas W Bennett of Indiana to succeed him. The Essex County Bank in Newark New Jersey is robbed of 5000 dollars by three men who distract clerks while another takes the funds. Directors of the Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad ratify a lease to the Pennsylvania Central contingent on stockholder approval at the November 11 meeting. Reports say Rudolph's bang incident near Newark led to violent deaths and multiple injuries after a refusal to perform. A St Paul telegram notes rapid survey progress in Yellow zone Valley toward Powder river, with a return to Fort Rice near a day away. The Milwaukee Relief Committee reports adequate clothing for Wisconsin fire victims, but more money is urgently needed.

Methodists Cincinnati Methodist Churches of Chicago Gary Bowen Idaho Grant Thomas W. Bennett Indiana Essex County Bank Newark N. J Philadelphia and Trenton Pennsylvania Central Rudolph Hancock St. Paul Yellowzone Powder River Fort Rice Milwaukee Relief Committee Wisconsin Michigan

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