General’s closing scene ends with cheers and politics
The General spoke for over two hours at the meeting, was mobbed by supporters after the speech, and received telegrams throughout the evening on the political outlook. The crowd urged three cheers, the band played The Dead March, and the General planned another speech at Attleborough tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morpheus
Attleborough
Arrests in Voucher Theft Case and Anti-Tammany Meeting
New York Sept 21 Edward M Haggerty janitor of the County Court and Charles Balch assistant before Judge Dowling charged with stealing vouchers from the Controller's office. Mary Conway linked to the case. arrest warrant issued for her. Committee of Seventy seeks counsel for examination. Also anti-Tammany meeting at Cooper Institute chaired by Robert B Roosevelt with Tilden remarks. City debt report shows total liabilities near 97.29 million. growth since 1870 noted and calls for stop on some public works. Dock commissioners seek 500000 and park workers paid by personal guarantee of B Sweeny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER Institute
New Yor
Edward M. Haggerty
County Court
Charles Balch
Haggerty
Jud Dowling
Kelso
Mary Conway
Rty
Cheney
Twenty-seventh
Washington Street
Murphy
Controller’s Office
Balch
Conno
Conway
Ledwith
Tweed
Hal
Hatch
Garvin
Lee Haggerty
Appoin B. Barrett
James Lynch
William Lam
United States Circuit Court
Old Board of Councilmen
Bob Blossom
Americus Clubs
Anti-Tammany Meeting
Ial
Joint Citizens’ and Official Committee
W. H. Osborne
Saocona
Rt Osborne
Rochefort Sentenced to Penal Colony for Life in Paris Siege
Henri Rochefort stood before a court martial in Versailles and was sentenced to transportation to a penal colony for life after defending his refusal to accept a release from the Prussians during the siege of Paris. President Thiers received the Golden Fleece from King Amadeus amid reported talks with Von Arnim on the delayed Franco German treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
Rochefort
Paris
Thiers
Amadeus
Philip III
von Arnim
France
Germany
Further Explosions At Wigan Mine Burned Despatch
Loxpow Sept 21 reports further explosions at Wigan with the mine burning and fire-engines at the scene. The description notes public excitement as observers debate New York exposes and US Mexico relations amid editorials on recent outrages against American crews. The Internationals convened with delegates from multipleEuropean nations, led by Karl Marx to coordinate continental action. Confederate bondholders in England plan to present claims to the Washington Arbitration Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigan
Loxpow
New York
United States
Mexico
Parks Brothers
Harvest Home
Internationals
Italy
Spain
France
Belgium
Germany
Switzerland
Karl Marx
Commission of Arbitration
Washington
Financial market snapshot from London Paris and New York
London securities show consols at 93 to 94 and U S 10 408 at 90 3 4 with bullion in Bank of England down to £23 499 138. Steamship funds £70 000 in stacks and Bank discount up one percent to three. Paris Reutes quotes 561 57c. New York cotton around 8 000 sales with assorted commodity prices for wheat, corn, oats, cheese and bacon among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U. S
Bank of England
U. A
New York
Paris
San EE
Orleans
California
Western Canal
Cumberland
Seizure of American Vessels by Venezuelan Rebels
J W Hancox president of Venezuela Steam Transportation Company details seizure of three ships by Venezuelan revolutionaries. Don Fernando released after voyage time conditions. Hero seized then released after affidavits. Hancox urges U S government to send ships for release of prisoners and redress, calling attack piracy and demanding action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. W. Hancox
Venezuela Steam Transportation Company
Venezuela
Cox
Bolivar City
Don Fernando
Hancox
Hero
Fish
Spain
Trinidad
Bolivia
Cies
Letter backs treaty with calm support from fisheries
A New Brunswick letter published today says those least affected by the Treaty of Washington are most vocal, while fishers and exporters favor the treaty and quiet the unfounded fears. Meanwhile in Hawifax Nova Scotia, gales damaged several American ships, with two barks two brigs and three schooners reporting leaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Brunswick
Union League denounces city corruption and stays out of politics
The Union League Club adopted resolutions denouncing city government corruption and urged citizens to keep national politics aside to ensure an honest administration. It declined active city involvement, leaving the Seventy Committee to watch citizen interests. Prince Alexis to stay at Clarendon Hotel with Fourth avenue wing prepared by top craftsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Alexis
M. Catacazy
Clarendon Hotel
Axminster
M Catacazy
Washington
Madame Catacazy
Clarendon
Boston
Worcester
John A. Andrew
Harvey Jewell
Richard H. Dana
Beacon Hill
Henry Jackson
M. Connenny
Russia
Fourth Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nebraska
North Carolina
Virginia
Boston Post
Knights Templars
Massachusetts
THE
Wasatxetos
Baltimore
Union
Masonic Temple
Pennsylvania Avenue
Congress
Andrew J. Morrell
East Windham
Cumberland County
Maine
S. M. Baker
Erastus M. Kent
Huntington Centre
Chittenden County
Vermont
A. H. Loveland
Stillman €. Davis
Contoocook Village
N. H
L. A. Curtice
M. Josie de Rochemont
Newington
Rockingham County
W. H. de Rochemont
E. Beach Clark
South Meridan
New Haven County
Conn
A. W. Pendexter
Lewis
McKenzie
Republican Party of
Wilson
Europe
Spinner
Tuttle
George S. Berry
Damariscotta
Georgetown
the Associated Press
Ington
Washington National Monument
Con’ Ka-Klux Committee
Robinson
Cook
Senator Pool
Buckley
Beck
Charleston
New Orleans
North
South Carolina
Flo
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Whee
Dara Sk . En C. Ee
Skaneas
Clayton
Woman’s Reformatory Club
Technotrial College
Douglass
Pleagonten
Ransem
Belknap
Sherman
Humphreys
Iter
Lieut. Lowe
Third Infantry
Butler
Natick
Boston Cau
Cuses
Bridget
Mass
New Bedford
Warrington
Springfield Republican
Daily Press
Boston and Albany
Franklin Hanchett
Ashland Cornet
Ben
Mr Hanchett
Winche’s
Hanchett
E. B. Saunders
Committee of Arrangements
Lincoln
Andrew
State House
Lapies
Geyt Lewen
Ieee Journal
Stockwell
Seaeetie
Spesekees
le Transcript
Somerville
Stoneham
Stonemam
Hox
Bexs
F. Bories
Wm. H. Marden
Benj. F. Tutier
A. B
Classie
John Hills
Taunton
Boston Journal
Wendell Phillips
East Abi
Gen. Butler
Law
Dew of Heaven
Bridget O'Flahery
State Constabulary
Pieht
Commonwealth
Eral
Amy
Gicla Republica
Ton Journal Ea
Lowell
Benny
Tiger
Cus
Coop
Tammany
Cooper Institute
Wm. M. Tweed Clubs
Committee of Seventy
German Democratic Union Committee
Young Democracy
Robert B. Roosevelt
John P. Ryan
First Ward
Tweed Club
Roosevelt
Tweed Clubs
Samuel J. Tilden
Tammany Hall
Ee B. Sweeny
Masonic
Grand Aero
D.C. Dawkins
Florida
Detroit
Henies
J. Q. A. Fellows
James H. Hopkins
Emptes
Vincent L. Hurlvut
Chicago
Benjamin Dean
Irving M. Smith
East, Mich
William G. Patton
Meridian
Miss
John W. Simmons
Theodore
Parvin
Iowa City
Willam Taylor
Texas
ODD Fellows’ Reunion
Cucano
Odd Fellows
Colfax
Order
Odd Fellowship
Od ‘Eilows
Australia
New Zealand
North America
Universalist Convention
Philadelphia
Universalist Uonvention
Follo
Brig
Illinois
E. J . Brooks
Proneania
James Cushing, Jr
Geork
R. J. Saulthone
W. Tan Fynecticut
D. L. Holden
New Wae
New Hampshire
Siane
A E. Lena
Salt Lake
Saur Lake City
Deas
Oor
Cole Ed
Camp Douglas
Lawton
Grand Jury
Brigham Young
Tati
Lewiston
Jers
L Club
Andparossoaria Club
Ais T'S
Serr
Mutuals
Eckfords
Foreign News
Henri Rockefort
Great Britain
South America
NEW Dominion
Rio Frio
City of
Diaz
Tamaulipas
Vera Cruz
Zacatecas
Jalisco
Colima
Sinaloa
Sonora
Auguascalientes
James B. Adams
Portsmouth, N. H
Board of Aldermen
Frank B. Johnson
Cable Notes
Napoleon
Torquay
Brussels
Wednes
Sey
Denmark
India
Cape of Good Hope
Hallifax
Greamship Nova Scotian
Liverpool
Signal Service
Portland
Leavenworth
Kan
Rochester
N. Y
Davenport
San Francisco
Cal
Grand Haven
Vickaburg
Montreal
Wisconsin
Lake Superior
Pennsylvania
Middle
South Atlantic
Michigan
Indiana
Lake Huron
Missouri River
Atlantic
Gulf States
Briss, Keene & Co
Newark
P. O
Water St
Earle W. Johnson
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Horticultural Hall
Fremont Street
RAND
Boris
Winter Street
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Tremont Temple
H. L. Whitney
Eben Soes Ae
L. P. Rowland
Corb
Brookline
LEA & Perkins
Messrs
Leak Perrins
Ss Sons
John Duncan
Syria
Newcastle
Bird, Perkins & Job
AMITY
Glasgow
Consignees
Ag Steamship Ga
Grand TeStrion
Warren & CO
State Street
Sar
Ganges
Col. Water and
Devonshire Streets
Betts
Betis
United Kingdom
Wharf Road
City Road
Bordeaux
Batchelor
W. A. Batchelor
Bond Street
Mather
M. Tol P. M. Wdbioe
B. T. Wells
Hawkey St
Milk St
West Indies
Kixoston
Jamaica
St. Kitts
Cundurango
New York City
Removv Alis
Frank A. Messenger
Tremont Street
Park
Horsford’s Acid Phosphate
AVEY
Fulton Eee
Mitchell, Green & Stevens
Chauncy Sts
Kidder, Peabody & Co
United States Bonds
Sweetser & Abbott
Geo. C. Hovey
J. C. Howe & Co
C. W. Freeland
Great Falls Manufacturing Co
John S. Tyler
Edw
Atkinson
Indian Orchard Mills
J. H. Cotton
American Tube Works
Thomas Dwight
Theo, Nickerson
Nickerson & Co
J.C. Dodge
Dodge, Brothers & Co
Geo
Winslow
Geo. S. Winslow & Co
Wm. Endicott, Jr
C. F. Hovey & Co
James L. Little
James L. Little & Co
Edward Whitney
Sprague, Soule & Co
George C. Hovey
W. Freeland, W
Geo. A. Eastman
Horace 8. Hart
Geo. S. Bullens
Tsaac F. Dobson
W. Toussaint & CO
Washington St
Esigners
Wanmlsee
WM. B. Wsynolds
le Sewett & Picher, Nae
East Bostrom
Watchiaus aetHaver ‘and
Spruce Mills
Ast Boston
Geo. Atkinson
Jaao
Ee Jackson Company
Jackson Company
Nashua
Ee W. Lane
puxecorr + & INS, CO
Devonshire
Richard Pope
Nashue
Meeker
John A. ‘Baldwin
Seerewa Knee
Navhus
Y B. White
Hecsetacy
Bispet
BHICK
Gordon Avenue
Cambridge
Builders’ S Brick Company
Pemberton Equate
H. Collins
A. Turner
Exchange Street
Hoom
Little and Ne Smith Railroad CO
Os Avice
Little Rock
Ark
Edward L. A
Stats National Bank OF Boston
B. Patten
National Bank
C. Ap Cashier
Tropics
W. A. Waters
Fulton Street
Carte-Blanche
William Underwood & CO
Broad Street
NEW England Agency
Giddings & Torrey
STATE
West
R. R. Land Grant
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Minne
Sota R.R
Northern Pacific
R. R
Portland & Ogdensburg R. R
Central
R.R
Iowa
Oswego Midland
State of Maine
City of Chicago
Cook County
IND
Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad
Fairbanks & CO
Broadway
Fairbanks, NW & CO
Milk Street
Benton
Fairbanks Py Ewing
Chestnut Street
First National Bank
Ae “Aes Hill & CO
Ayd
Tate
Cawbridge
Charlestown
St. Louis
Newport
Portsmouth
Ohio
Waller
St. Louis County
Central BR. R
Montclair
Portland & Ogdensburg
Louisiana & Missouri
Chicago & Alton R. R
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Minnesota
NEW Publications
Salisbury Beach
LEE & Shepard, Publishers
Emerson
L. C. Emerson
Oliver Ditson & CO
Back Bay
Parker Street
Huntington Avenue
Nateh
Brewer, Jr., & CO
School Street
Beacon Street
John Jeffries
Alex
Porter
Penno
Ocean Avenue
Petes
P.O. Tox
Importing and Johving House
Cunningham & CO
Emporium
Kodueer
Eteam
Klon, Mandell & Daniell
Franklin Street
D. C
Bankers. &c
Worster Brothers & Babson
Andree S. S
Witt Commercial Paper
Stacene
John Munroe & CO
Wall Street
Munroe & CO
Alexanders, Cunlipfes & CO
Andrew T. Hall
Tumstt_ WALKER
Andrews & CO
Place Vendome
Union Bank OF London
Wfemill
Letters OF Credit
Page, Richardson & Co
Jes
Pixley, Abell, Langley & Blake
Blake Bros. & CO
Bowles Brothers & Co. Bankers
Rue de la Paix
William Street
Strand
Charing Cross
Continent
Baltic
Adriatic
Arctic
Pacific
White Star Line
Foote & French
Bankers
Compress Street
Jay
McCulloch & CO
Portland & Kennebec R.R
Ud R. R. Co
Ortgage
Renee Topeka
Santa Fe R.R
Atlantic & Pacific RR
City of Fall River
Vermont Central
NEW England Trust
Devonshire Street
Board OF Directors
Amos A. Lawrence
J. BR. Brackett
MO. C. Lee
Albert Fearing
William Claflin
Otis Norcross
James J. Shorrow
Henry A. Whitney
Henry P. Kidber
William Endicott
Nath'l J. Bradlee
N. H. Henchman
Tors
William Perkins
John A. Burnham
Martin Brimmer
David Sears
Amos W., Stetson
Charles A. Costing
J. Lewes Stackpole
Jacob H. Loud
Dtary
Mthéow
J. =. CROFT
Hanover Te
Wsmém
Friend Street
J. R. Bigelow & CO
Federal Street
J.B. Bicentw
B. Foster
Es Elww
C. &. Brosnow
Brighton
A. W. Worcester
McClellan
Wm. Woodruff
G. x
Col. Maynard
M. Carrow - Booth
Warness
John A. Sawyer
Berkeley
Grand Combination Musical Entertainment
Co. Barnabooc
Temple Quartette
Jons B. Goven
Werpec. Pures
Corrs
Jauza
T. Fizups
Rev
Wau
HK. HL. M
Wx. Wetcnr
Kivpatalis
Mes
A. Livresonx
J. W. Cacgcai
Col. Rossen
H. O.sweet
Feason
Noyes
BOSTI
Murra
Gougt
Jullie
Lyceum
Mark Twain
Livermore and Hall
Parton
Collyer
Phillips
X. Murray
Parsons
Music Hall Citizens’ Course OF
Jas. M. Ashley
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Anna Bishop
Gimore
Olive Logan
C. H. Hitchcock
Mt. Washington
Scott Siddons
Jas. T. Fields
B. P. Shillaber
Partington
Washington Gladden
Louise Woodworth Foss
Tremont Tempie
Potit
Wrs
Rma Acarma
Banda
Brewster & Co
Broome Street
James Hall & Son
J. P. Barnard
WOOL
DENNY
Lapeln, Stack Pole & CO
Ite Street
Port Phiilip
Newell & CO
Melbourne
Victoria
Autralia
Henry W. Peabody & Av
Aulé
P. D
Pearl Street
Real
BUX
P.O
Gev. W. Staples
New Haven
Langley, Berry < CO
Stocss
Congress Street
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Suffolk
Patrick McCarthy
Insala
Grover
Mary Barry
Mary McCarthy
Mary
Isaac Aues
Esquire
KING
Catherine Linneran
Catherine Finigan
James Flnngan
Slater
Thomas Harney
John Lavery
Catherine
Sal
Ie Aes
WM. S. King
Njotice
Margaret B. Lewis
Hosea B. Bowen
John Lennon
Canton
Norfolk
Rufus C. Wood
Ees
Bridget Kavanagh
Wilow
EY F.ae
Wm, S. King
Register
Union League
Edward W. Nichols
Peekskill Yesteray
Oxford
New England
Burlington, Vt
Cropsey
Mauch Chunk
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Sappho
Fulton Ferry
Enchantress
Sandy Hook
Piscataqua Fair
Fearnaught
Fearnaught Prince
D. D
F. Jones
Emma
H. R. Stoddard
Topsey
Mate
M. Eldridge
Belle of
A.H. Hayes
Rockingham
John
Common
Stratham
Sherwaras
Geo. W. Lord
Pacific Coast
Felix R. Brunot
Committee On Indian Affairs
Oregon
Los Angeles
Sepulveda
Mark L. McDonald
McDonald & Whitney
Nevada
Pacific States
Letterman
E. A. Avery, Esq
Col. T. W. Higginson
Temperance
Ricemann
Grand Division
Sons of Temperance of Virginia
Telegraphic Notes
Edward Ladd
Donn
Utah
Ogden
Terre Haute and Cincinnati Railway
J Alfred Pleasonton
Internal Revenue
M. McDowell
Catholic V. Committee
Hudson, N. Y
Father C Ballivan
Brewster, Sweet & Co
National Insurance Company
Nger
Michael Schwartz
John E. Godfrey
John Jasein Ben
Bln
Samuel H. E
National Banks
William T. Pearson
L. M. Aege
Stoc’ Vings
Hiram Ruggles
Herbert Fuller
Sec
Devalier
C. W. Sproat
UMSER
Ron M
Miller Brothers
ORD Jewelt & Somiat
Kilby St
Charles H. Bruce &0
Wasninetom
Mme. Demorest’s
Temple Place
Tremont
Fotn
Mme
Demorest
Temple Bigee
Tremont St
Sieyearares Tana
Gentral