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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1868

Page

2

Federal Florida fears pull at secret police poised

Citizens of Florida warn of a governor arming Negroes and private militia, urging the President and Grant to ensure citizen security amid alleged outrages. Other items note Blair's letter from a Radical town treasurer and a White House meeting with Sir Edward Thornton, plus Mississippi election doubts and Binckley’s whiskey report.

Florida Gen. Grant Schofield Montgomery Blair Congressional Democratic Executive Committee Massachusetts Republican Committee Mississippi Grant Guillem

Tennessee Senate and House Press United on Aid to Federal Armies

The Tennessee Legislature sent a formal plea to the President requesting federal troops to assist civil authorities in suppressing outrages and protecting officers and citizens. The interview with the President lasted over an hour with no concrete conclusions, and a second talk was planned. Also announced were a Treasury appointment in Missouri, a British minister's brief audience, and updates on a Philadelphia murder investigation and a Mojave Indian council plan.

Waserscrox Tennessee Legislative Committee Washington Tennessee United States Wm. H. Weisner Senate Thomas A. Hamilton J. H. Agee House Secretary of the Treasury Col James Moore District of Missouri Edward Thornton National Telegraph Union W. H. Young W. P. Merrill Portland A. L. Whipple Albany J.W. Dux Arizona Col. Price Fort Mojave

Puebla rebels crushed and leaders executed in Mexico City turmoil

Advices from Mexico City note Puebla rebel leaders Lucas and Borrilla condemned to death after surrender. Telatta and San Miguel defeatscede. Prieto and Dominguiez escaped while Conte faces trial for Patoni’s murder. Ortega renounces Presidency, Valletta resigns as Gobernation minister, and a lava-covered town near Chalco is reported.

New York Mexico Puebla Lucas Borrilla Telatta San Miguel Prieto Dominguiez Conte Patoni Ortega Juarez Valletta Pierce Cordova Plumb Pompeii Chalco Romero Commission For the Settlement of Vera Cruz Churubusco

Rain Delays At Springfield Race Meet With 3,000 Attendees

A Springfield track event endured showers and overcast skies until noon when races proceeded. About 3,000 spectators watched as Gilmore's Band entertained. First race offered 150 dollars for horses beaten in specific classes, with No Name as early favorite.

Springfield Gilmore

British policy in China and the Treaty Debated

The Times runs a long piece on the U S China treaty, reviewing British diplomacy in China. It argues China mocks English treaties, aims to curb Taiping support, and urges enforcement of the Tien Tsin clauses to avert war. It suggests rulers cling to exclusion while the people seek free intercourse.

Lonon the Times United States China Pekin Tien-Tsin England

American Minister Johnson Delivers Credentials to Queen

Mr Johnson, the American Minister, waited on Lord Stanley on the 9th and will submit his credentials to the Queen on Monday. At Doncaster today the sweepstakes for three year olds saw The Spy walk over. Athena won the Park Hill stakes, Geant des Batailles won the Doncaster stakes, Vale Royal walked over in the Don stakes, Mandrake claimed the Don caster cup, St Al bans out of Crocket won the nursery plate for two, and Macduff captured the Westmoreland stakes.

Prussia Halves Army By 120000 Men For Peace Pledge

Paris dispatch from M De Thile reports King William orders a reduction of the Prussian army by 120000 men. The ruler seeks to show moderation and confidence in the prospect of peace, stating nothing threatens it.

Paris Gazette de France M. de Thile Count von der Goltz William

Crete Deputation Sought U S Aid Off Bosphorus

From Constantinople a Greek Crete deputation boarded Farragut’s flagship in the Bosphorus asking for U S help for the Crete uprising. Admiral Farragut, prompted by American Minister Morris, had the address copies returned and the deputation treated as private persons. No political discussion occurred.

London Constantinople Farragut Bosphorus United States Morris Turkey

Prussia Despatches Warship to Protect Citizens in Paraguay

Reported today that the Prussian Government will despatch a ship of war to the river Parana to safeguard German citizens and interests in the country.

Bern Parana

Carpets Offered at 42 Cents Per Yard by Peaster & Co

An invoice lists 128 rolls bought at a slaughter sale to be cut for customers at 42 cents per yard. The fine wool carpets feature small figures in tapestry and Brussels patterns with fast colors and durability. Just arrived at the new carpet warehouse at 47 Washington Street.

Washington Street Joan J. Peaster & Co Jonnx J. Peasney, & Co New England Carpet Co Hanover Street

Indian Raids Near Sheridan and Denver Escalate

Fort Wallace despatch reports about 100 Cheyennes near Sheridan Kansas with raiders attacking the town, killing three men and abducting Mexicans and Texans. Cattle and horses are driven off as settlers suffer. two Colorado-origin scouts confirm Indians prowling settlements southeast of Denver. Five hundred head stock seized this week. twenty settlers killed and scalped. Denver coach delayed by Indians. Penrose’s cavalry clashed with a band two miles from Fort Lyon. two Indians killed, two cavalrymen killed and two wounded.

St. Louis Denver Sand Creek Fort Lyon Penrose

New Hampshire State Fair Entries Closed in Manchester

Books of entry closed for the New Hampshire State Fair in Manchester next week with 44 entries across divisions for horses of various carded speeds. The fair will showcase stock, machinery, farm products, and curiosities, opening Tuesday. wet weather clouds the prospect of a record event.

Manchester New Hampshire

Brooklyn burglary confessed by errand boy who was robbed

New York Ser 11 reports Ste phenson once robbed of 1100 in gold while taking it to the bank last January. He admitted the January hold up was arranged and that he got 150 of the spoils. Also noted is the ordination of Rev Walter M Hammond as pastor of the Pierrepoint Street Baptist Church in Brooklyn with Rev Doctors Mason Young taking part.

Abergele WN. Y Eric Mark Lewis England Florence Nightingale Crimea Bricvon Sydney Smith Johnson Irish Midland Railway Company Dublin North Western Oxfordshire London Parliament Russell Chelsea Disraeli Reverdy Jchvson Buckinghamshire Hepworth Dixon America Marylebone Sandwith Kars Knight Comte House of Commons New York Stephenson Brooklyn Walter M. Hammond Pierrepoint Street Baptist Church Doctors Mason Cambridgeport Young

Senor Zulueta Firm Suspends Payments in Cuba

New York reports the Senor Zulueta firm of Trinidad de Cuba has suspended payments with liabilities near 6 million dollars. The Casilda warehouse fire caused a 300 thousand dollar loss. From Port au Prince Haiti dated Sept 5 the siege is abandoned and the Cacos retreat to St Mark. Caberal of St Domingo is reported shot on the frontier.

New York Senor Zulueta Trinidad de Cuba Casilda Port Au Prince Haiti St. Mark Caberal St. Domingo

Legislature Session Debates Negro Member Eligibility

The Georgia Senate in Atlanta granted negro members one hour to defend eligibility with others allotted 30 minutes. The day featured extensive discussion and observers expect a small majority to declare the negro members ineligible.

Atlanta Senate

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