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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1875

Page

2

Races Close at Oakland Park Fourth Day Attended

Gardiner Maine September meeting at Oakland Park concludes with three purses. Belle Smith wins the 2.55 class with Androscoggin Boy second and General Lyon third. Maine Slasher wins the 2.34 class, Blanche second, Charley Morrill third. Summary of sweep stakes lists multiple entries and times. Fall racing also noted at Lexington Providence New York Syracuse with multiple race results and favorable turnout.

Gardiner Oakland Park Smith Ch. m. Belle Smith Androscoggin Boy General Lyon Hallowell General Rocket Buckskin Maid Maine J. A. Dustin Boston Frank Palmer Worcester Baby Boy Hall Windham Bik. S Phil Sheridan W. Blaisdell Burnham Joe Hooke G. A Bailey Ns. c Flora Belle Lexington Association Ewalt & Sweeney Ch. T. Emma Planet Asok Wetnere Asok Wetnere A Bruce's Ch. F. Effie Moore Lee ‘Aul Reegen Providence R. I Narragansett Park J. Barnes G. G. Dick T. Mowry B. G. Doctor C, Tucker R. m. Jennie C. A. Brown Mollie Darling Syracuse N. Y Charlie Frank J

Revolt Spreads in Bosnia Montenegrin War Looms

In Belgrade the Skuptschina forms a committee to draft a reply to the Prince of Milan speech while a Bosnian petition seeks aid. Between Bervia and Montenegro a 10,000 strong insurgent force fights Turks, villages burn, Christians flee to mountains as Montenegro readies for war. In Constantinople, mediating consuls plan to tell insurgents no foreign aid remains and urge submission to Server Pasha with redress promised if grievances are filed by a deadline.

Mississippi Gov. Ames Department OF Justice Washmncrox D. C Gov Belgrade Skuptschina Milan Party of Action Cettigne Montenegro Bervia Priepal Plevlie Constantinople Mostar Server Pasha Stolatz

Heavy forgery crisis at Hooper's Telegraphic Works

The Times reports a £35000 forged bill defalcation by the Secretary of Hooper's Telegraphic Works. shareholders may be asked for more capital as the crisis deepens. Foot and Mouth Disease seeks Privy Council order to halt markets across Warwickshire, with Norfolk recording about 3000 cases in the week. cattle, sheep, and pigs affected.

London the Times Hooper's Telegraphic Works Privy Council Warwickshire Norfolk

Spain's new ministry formed after cabinet resignations

Madrid reports a six hour cabinet split in the Conciliation Coalition led to mass resignations. Canovas de Castillo may form a liberal cabinet while Gen Jovellar takes office as President of the Council and War Minister with Alcala Galiano as Foreign Affairs Minister and Calderon Collantes as Justice Minister.

Madrid Canovas de Castillo Molines Paris Senor Canovas de Castillo Senor Canovas del Castillo Alfonso Jovellar Gen. Jovellar Council Alcala Galiano Calderon Collantes Duran Y. Lira Salaverria Romero Robledo Martin Herrera

Baron Boileau Pardoned After Robert Memphis Fraud Case

The Baron Boileau, jailed two years for alleged conspiracy in the Memphis and El Paso Railroad fraud, has been pardoned and declared innocent. Since release he has fought two duels with his accusers as part of his rehabilitation. In Paris political notes, La France reports possible policy shift by the Right Centre influenced by the Orleans Princes, who reportedly renounce claims to the throne and align with the Republic. The Spanish Ambassador remains in place.

Turkey Orleans France Michael Angelo Florence Bismark England Montreal Guibord Department of the Interior Indian Affairs Marsh Lake Michigan Maine Mississippi Kansas Fainsworth Shelhorpe Falls Mass D. Moulton Beecher Moody and Sankey Northfield Fall River Prof. Marsh Indian Bureau Interior Department Messrs Delano Smith Welsh Walker Indian Service J. E. Fitzgerald Boston Blaine Biddetora Morton Massachusetts Sherman Bangor Norombega Hall Abraham Sanborn John K. Tarbox James C. Madigan Congress Madigan Tarbox Gen. Roberts Biddeford Gould, Esq Jesse James G. Blaine A. 0. Brewster Brewster Aroostook Mr Madigan Boody Gen. Plaisted Penobscot County Portland Polis York County John M. Goodwin Cromwell South Berwick Democrats Thomas J. Goodwin Kennebunkport Enoch Cousens Pais Baron Boileau el Paso Pris la France

Financial and Commercial News From London and Havana

London bullion drawn from the Bank of England today totals 27000 pounds. Liverpool cotton market shows steadier prices with new sales and arrivals of American and Orleans grades, including 8000 bales vs. 4000 sold today. Orleans prices around 73 3/4 pence. Havana sugar and molasses quotes vary, with stock and weekly receipts noted. exchange and premiums across London Paris and New York remain steady, with gold strong on sight and 10 day rates quoted.

London Bank of England Liverpool Orleans Havana Matanzas United States Paris

Outrage at Lafayette College and Beecher Moulton case notes

Easton reports Lafayette College students staged a masked spree against freshmen leading to suspensions for the entire class. The Beecher Moulton slander case prompts District Attorney Britton and Gen Butler to push for court trials, not newspaper tactics. Also noted are a New York charity river excursion for ill children and remarks on remarkable evidence.

Lafayette College Beecher Moulton EIC New York Easton Harvard Yale Lafayette College Britton Henry Ward Beecher Francis D. Moulton Slanner Tilton Neilson

Fire losses sweep Vermont and neighboring towns

Reports from Fair Haven Vermont Manilla New York Chester Massachusetts Milton Indiana and West Newton Pennsylvania describe multiple fires in factories and mills. Total losses run high with several buildings destroyed or damaged and insurance coverage noted. Incendiary causes suspected in some cases.

Fair Haven Vermont Rutland Simeon Allen Lycoming and Queen Vermont Mutual Rk. C. Colburn Hostess Manilla New York Buffalo N. Y The Courier Allen Eastwood Chester Massachusetts Springfield Mass Thomas Rice & Co Milton Indiana Cincinnati Ono Ind Thorntown

Bank suspensions ripple through markets with cautious optimism

The Evening Post reports the suspension of F Schuchardt & Sons due to panic era leverage though assets are said abundant and creditors mainly in Europe. San Francisco notes easier money and plans for Bank of Nevada and Bank of California resumptions, with local brokers John J Cohen & Sons also suspending amid security shrinkage.

New York Evening Post F. Schuchardt & Sons Europe San Francisco National Gold Bank and Trust Company Bank of California Awuausta John J. Cohen & Sons

Loss of the Equinox in a Northwest gale off Point au Sable

The Equinox from Saginaw to Chicago laden with salt sank near Point au Sable about 2 a.m. Friday after a sudden tow severance by the propeller Emma A Mayes. Capt. Lusk recounted a night of black darkness and high seas, with all aboard the steamer swallowed by the gale and no survivors among 24 or 25 onboard. The Onondaga schooner later struck North Pier in a fierce gale near Buffalo with all hands lost, while the Moiton schooner from Marquette was dismasted but towed in for repairs.

Saginaw Chicago Stewart Point Au Sable Lusk Emma A. Mayes Capt Scott Tng Grand Trunk and Sarma Line Ensteer Buffalo N. Y North Pier Bain A. F. Ames Rockland Minnie Lawry Westervelt Philadelphia Republican City Committee Lowell Joseph St. John Nashua Manchester E. Z. C. Judson Ned Buntline Portland Spick Rose Polytechnic Institute Chauncey Rose Terre Haute Ind Bosworth Post Grand Army Hall Gen. Connor Haverhill Paschal P. Ripley Green Mountain Herald Randolph Wheeling Intelligencer Supreme Court of West Virginia Charlestown Jefferson County Wheeling James Duffie Lawrence Warren Hale Messrs Sargent & Holden Queen of the Merrimac Black Rocks John A. Messer Luke J. Fell N. H Exeter Brentwood Grand Army of the Republic Haverill Mount Washington City Hall Howson & Waitren

Counterfeiters Invade Decatur Alabama Case Faces Several Suspects

United States Marshal Bauer arrived with J C Graham of Gainesville R S New Alexander and George Sampson and John Henley of Tuscaloosa Alabama charged with counterfeiting. B B Bowers once Green County Grand Jury foreman and Methodist church steward arrested with 100 dollars in counterfeit fifty cent notes and 300 in counterfeit five twenty dollars. Bonds set at 20000. Deputies Wheat and others in route with W W Gordon of Tynville Tennessee in custody.

Decatur Ala United States Bauer J. C. Graham Gainesville R.S. New Alexander George Sampson John Henley Tuscaloosa B. B. Bowers Green County Methodist Episcopal Church Bowers Dunn Garner Wheat Middle District Tennessee W. W. Gordon Tynville Tenn Gordon

Moody and Sankey Campaign to Draw Thousands at Northfield

Revival leaders Moody and Sankey held services at Northfield drawing crowds from across New England. Moody preached to 1000 at morning service, then 2000 at 5 pm. Sankey and officials organized a children’s talk and a planning meeting for the evening crowds as they plan the campaign. Gen. J P C Shanks arrived in Indian Territory for Chickasaw council duties. The Indian Nations General Council repudiated a plan to open the territory to white settlers.

Springfield Mass Moody and Sankey Northfield Moody Mr Sankey Col. Whittle Chicago Col. Fairbanks St. Johnsbury D. W. McWilliams Young Men’s Christian Association New York Mr Moody Sankey Muskogee Indian Territory J.P.C. Shanks United States National Council Tishiningo Emulgee General Council of All the Indian Nations and Tribes

King Philip mill halts for strike action and vacates tenements

Fall River Massachusetts report notes eleven mule teams at the King Philip mill. Spinners' Union ordered spinners occupying company tenements to vacate immediately. one left, another to depart Monday. Some workers seek return to work but may be forced out. Manufacturers' Board of Trade met and adjourned without action as Montauk Bag Mill shuts due to lack of demand.

Fall River Mass King Philip Boarch of Trade Montauk

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