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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1881

Page

1

Virginia Congressman predicts GOP collapse in state election

Congressman Dezendorf of Virginia says he will not vote the Democratic ticket in the fall but believes Democrats will elect the governor and a majority of the legislature. He says the Republican party is dead in Virginia for this year at least.

Dezendorf Virginia White House Job Commonwealth of Massachusetts Massachusetts Friends of Prohibition House Committee On Bird Noah Israel Washingtonian Movement Friends of Temperance Prohibition Sam

French Col Negrier's Destruction of Sacred Tomb Sparks Alarm

Reports claim Col Negrier of the French army in Algeria destroyed the tomb of Marabout Sidi Cheik, the revered ancestor of Ouled Sidi Cheik. The act risks provoking a religious war across tribes while French papers denounce the deed as another military blunder in Arab campaigns.

Col. Negrier Algeria Marabout Sidi Cheik Sahara Ouled Sidi Cheik Negher Temps Our Lady of Pilar Saragossa

President's Condition Improves as Sea Air Helps

Long Branch reports a warm day with 90 to 100 degrees as President Garfield rests near his cottage. General Swaim and Dr. Boynton say he is improving and enjoys the ocean scene, though it will be 45 to 60 hours before strength returns. Col. Corbin notes the president is holding his own, with cabinet hopefuls confident.

Long Branch Blaine Lowell London Lone Braxxch Garfield Mollie Rockwell Elberon Hotel Francklyn Cottage Boynton White House Warren Young Brown Warren Mr. Young Hamilton Bills Woodward Reyourn Windom Washington Hunt Kirkwood James President Garfield Bliss Agnew Reybury Philadelphia Dr. Bliss Drs. Hamilton Point of Pines Rogers Prof. Rogers John Hall Lymn Mr. Hall Little Nahant Long Beach Lynn Pinkham Malden Sangus Point of Pines Nyde & Co Neptune

Treasury Receipts Spark Talk of Bond Calls and Redemptions

Receipts from internal revenue and customs totaled over 2 100 000 today prompting comments at the treasury. Speculation centers on when Secretary Windom may call extended 6s or offer to buy 4s or 44s. The impression is that continued 63s may be called at any time, with interest ceasing at the call date. Extended 5s interest would cease three months after the call.

Internal Revenue Customs Treasury Department Windom

Intense heat persists in Washington with scant rainfall

Washington reports a July like heat wave with less than three inches of rain in the past month while average summer rainfall runs about five inches. The thermometer reads around 100 degrees in the shade and forecasters expect only a minor relief as a northwest breeze would lower temperatures in New England and the lake region but not here.

Washington New England New York Lake Boston Signal Service Woonsocket R.il Baltimore Pottstown Wilmington Del Sandwich Detroit Bad Ax Sandinske Richmondville Fortsville Lake Shore Watertown Moriette Sandiiske Carsonville George Ayres Sanilac Huron Lake Huron Port Huron Saginaw Bay Anderson Charleston Port Hope Verona Mill Huron County Tuscola County Saginaw Lapez County Tuscola Bay City Carson Tyre Ashley Delaware Nunkerd Austin Sanilac County Bingham, Sherman Paris Summer Street P. P. Kotnowski C. A. Browning Messrs. Jordan, Jewett & Co A. Browning & Co Hartford Fire Insurance Company Lorillard Hanover Franklin Manhattan City of New York Phe@enix London Browning & Co Hartford Company National Traders Norwich Union Jefferson N. Y Commercial Union German Phoenix Onance Hinkley & Williams Albany Street Maryland Cumberland Lonaconing Sloan & Co Edwards & Co Perry & Co Tully & Co Myers & Atkinson Merchant’s Brady and Dixon’s

Second Day of Urutun Centennial Levy in Groton and New London

The second day of the Urutun centennial celebration drew about 20 000 attendees. A civic procession in Groton featured two knights templar commanderies and local laborers, followed by a short New London parade. The day included Nathan Hale memorial literary exercises led by Edward Fyerett Hale and remarks by Rev. Dr. Leonard Bacon. Resolutions favored a Nathan Hale monument in Hartford. Illumination lit public buildings and Groton homes. two robberies and one accident occurred amid heightened security from detectives from New York, Boston, and New Haven.

New London Conn Groton Knights Templar Mercury Nathan Hale Edward Fyerett Hale Leonard Bacon New Haven Thos. . Shipman Hartford New York Boston Concord N. H Moore & Ridell Lake Village Atkinson Prudence Bradley Lodge of Knights and Ladies of Honor New Freewill Baptist Barrington Thomas Morrill Candia Indiana Amoskeag Veterans of Manchester Milford Adrian V. Barrow St. Albans Londonderry Benjamin Britton Surry Ranter Car Laconia Massachusetts Central Railroad James L. Davenport Washington Department of the Interior Keene Jay Warren Wilder Tufts College Hinsdale Winchester Wilbur H. Powers F. L. Owen Lebanon William Chamberlin Independence Iowa C. W. Manchester Edward P. Locke Chicago Illiois Central Railroad Illinois George O. Locke Suncook Merrimack County Supreme Court Burley & Dow of Epping John Kelsey Nottingham Fitts South Newmarket John Tilton Exeter Boston and Maine Elmwood William H. Sanborn Kimball Brickett Hampstead William Bennett Chesterfield Spofford Lake E.S. B.corvett T. L. Fuller J. Butler Jay Jackson George W. Lawrence William Duncan Ferdinand Davis Massachusetts F. B. Kendrick

Tammany Men Admitted to the State Committee

The New York state Democratic committee met at St James hotel and admitted five Tammany members added during the Hancock Garfield campaign to participate in deliberations. Anti Tammanyites argued they were only campaign additions. Faulkner presided as resolutions of sympathy with the president were adopted.

Garfield New York New York State Democratic Committee St. James Faulkner Albany

A Brilliant Reception to Gen Sherman in Worcester

Worcester hosts Gen Sherman with speeches by Dr Lormey Gov Lone Gen Sherman and Mayor Hetley. Exhibits include Ames Plow company goods and rich displays from Richardson Worcester, Bowker Fertilizer, and Vermont Farm Machine. Races at 2:00 and 2:34 promise excitement amid a busy agricultural fair.

Gen. Sherman Lormey Gov Lone HK Hetley Worcester New England Agricultural Society Sherman Ames Plow Company Everett & Small Boston Vermont Farm Machine Company L. B. Darling & Co Pawtucket R. I Bowker Phosphate and Stockbridge Fertilizer Company Mayfield Fertilizer Company A. W.gray Middletown Springs Fred Atwood Whitnaterport R. A. Leonard Fitchburg Drennan Charles 8. Pratt Worcester Brass Band T. C. Richardson City Guards Shumway Worcester Light Infantry Winslow S. Lincoln Johnson’s Worcester Continentals W. S. B. Hopkins E. J. Russell Charles E. Black Nathaniel Peine Charles B. Whiting W. F. Ewell William S. Jourdan Frank A. Leland Charles P. Fisher E. D. Ingraham George H. Ward T. M. Remington C. E. Denny Geo. W. Hubbard Geo. H. Conkling James Armstrong J. . Baird C. W. Gassett H. T. Buck Ooogeny W. L. Robinson J. N. Jones H. F. Edwards Thomas O’ Gara Michael Brady H. S. McGuinness Iweurth Thos. Wanles Seret Plunkett Loring Kelley New England Society Main Street Lincoln Square Belmont Street Oak Avenue Senator Hoar Grand Army Gov. Long Adjt A. Hun Berry Cols. Haskell Kingsbury Capt Lincoln Sutton Collector Beard President Russell Senate Catherine and Lincoln Streets Courthill First Unitarian Church Earrigge Lering Georgia Fair Grounds Main Pleasant Street Plymouth Church To-Bay Lewiston Ti Ton Togus Briggs Auburn Bodwell & Burleigh Blanchard & Bro Portland Winterport W.E. Morton & Co John Burr Freeport Walter Corey & Co M. G. Palmer Gallant Glenarm

New Fall Carpets and Oriental Rugs Offered

The firm presents the most comprehensive stock of carpets and rugs for the fall market. It highlights modern furnishing styles, latest interior decoration ideas, and exclusive patterns from European and American designers. It showcases English and American Axminsters Wiltons Brussels Tapestries and other fabrics, plus a large Oriental department with imported rugs. The new store features ample lighted carpet rooms and a two floor retail setup aimed at attracting ladies and the public for an early inspection of its stock and inducements in style quality and price.

Marloro Hotel Lowell Institute Washington Street United States B. W. Carrier & Co Boston Chamberlain, Currier & Co Gov. Long Garfield

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