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AccIDENTs.-On Friday morning last Mt.
John Randall, who is employed at Messrs.
Winslow and Doten's planning mill on Cross
Street, while engaged,in attending a circular
saw, attempted to change the gauge while
his head was turned in the opposite direc-
ton to speak to friend. The consequen
was his hand, on which was mitten, got
caught in the saw and the thee first fin gers
of the right hand were taken off at the joint
close to the palm of the hand. He was imme-
diately taken to his homo on South Stree t,
where Drs. Tewksbury and Chayer attended
him and dressed his wounds, and yesterday he
was as comfortable as could be expected.
On Friday as the express train on the Bos-
ton road was passing Oak Fill, the cow-catch-
er struck horse attached to q sled which had
got upon the track, and lifting him from the
track and breaking the thills of the sled car
red him along about mile before the train
could be stopped. Strange to say the horse
was taken off unipjured. The owner was in
town in the afternoon, claiming damages from
the company for the injuries done to his sled
Mr.. William Creary, residing on Newbury
Street, an old man about n years of age, on
Frid ay last went out from the house to the
pump to get pail of water when he slipped
on the ice and fell against the hook of the
pump breaking one of his ribs.
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MAINE.
Especial by Western Union Linel
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR MAYOR AT LEW
IsToN.
LEWISTON, March 5-H. A. Osgood was
nominated to night by the Democrats as can
didate for Mayor. The election occurs Monday
and much excitement prevails; there will prob
ably be no choice for Mayor as there will be
several candidates in the field
FIRE.
There was a slight fire in the American
House about six o'clock tonight, which caught
from the trimmings about the gas fixtures.
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llaneous and Express Stocks were gener-


GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET, March - For the
week.-George's Goldfish in light receipt Tor the sea-
we quote safes OF new the present week at So rs
lot Bay rs and Us the present week at s26 80 and
SO 90 p Dbl; market firm at these prices. Fresh
ed Halibut &c p tb. Fresh Herring in good supply
and selling at 81 y 100. Oil-Cod held at Toe 9 gal.
NEW YORK., March 5.-Cotton heavy; sales $500
bales; Mddiing urlands at 22tc Foure@,eceipts T.
more active and without decided change in prices
choice do is q $50; fancy do 525 q SO; round
hoop Ohio 8 90 g 20; choice do Is g 90; super
fine Western 4s % ~; common CO Uo to good extra
wheat do 50 q SO; Southern quiet and unchanged;
sales $50 bbls.; common to fair extra SIS q $40;
good to choice sss. DC . s7S Wheat
Minnesota at l II q 10 delivered; White State
choice at | 65 g 70; Winter Red and Amber West
sales 81, 900 bush. new Mixed Western at 81 a 90;
heavy; sales 1900 BUSH; State 60 q CSC; Western
mess 10 % @ 90; new extra do Il % q i75o-
Pork shade frmer; sales $50 bbs also 1900 bbls.
new mess, seller March, April and May, at rs rs a
81 CO. Lard heavy; sales 475 terces also $50 tierces
steam, seller four months, at 15c; steam rendered
a. liz % it, Sssr
Whiskey without decided change; sales 40 bbls
Western free 80 q 90. Rice steady; sales Carolina
81 q 10c; fair to good refining 81 9ac. Coffee
quiet Molasses dull and heavy. Naval Stores quiet
and firm; Spirits Turpentine at As 45sc; Resin at
21o@ $500. Petroleum heavy; crude at 15ac; re-
fined at 28ic Taow heavy; sales 5000 TBS. at 81 q
&c. Wool firm for high grades; sales $50 600 lbs
Texas at 1871 q 2sc; California at 1e @ &C.. Hides
Liverpool quiet; cotton per steam i'd.
CHICAGO, March 5,-Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat active unsettled and IRREGULAR No. at 70 q
SOC; No. at Sc q SIC. Corn rmer at 704c for No. q
soc Tor and &c for lew grades Oats at $3.50
tor No.2. Rye steady at 81 q 673c for No.2. high
Mess Pork at 25 30. Lard at 13lc. Dressed hogs
dull at 10 rs a 1876 live hogs dull at 70 q III
common to extra. Cattle dull at so q 10 tor light
to extra smooth steers.
CI.o!NSATi. March 4.--Whiskey at s4c. Provis-
ions dull and unsettled Mess Pork at 26 90 q rs IS
Bulk Meatsshoulders 9ac clear rib sides 134c; cleai
sides lac. Bacoa-shoulters at III q 11sc.
NEW ORLEANS, March 5.-Flour-superfine extrs
at % q 90; double extra at %. Corn at OF g
1l2s. Oats at 6s q zoe. Hay at 81 co.: Mess Porl
MT % co. BacOn-shoulders at 13c; rib sides 1910
clear rib sides at l7ac Lard at 151 @ 1bac Sugar
prime at II g 1ltc. Molasses-prime at 724 q 75c
Whisky at 80 g s23c. Cotfee-tair at 1e q le4c
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WHO WANTS ECONOMY AS ADMINISTERED
BY THE DEMocRATs?-The city of New York,
governed wholly by the Democrats, is run by
them at an expense to the tax payers of the
city exceeding the expenses of the National
Government, excepting what is paid on &C.
count of the Army and Navy. More than
twenty of their we'll fed Democratic office
holders receive larger salary than the Presi-
dent of the United States, while the salaries OF
their ordinary Police Justices are more than
those of the Judges Of the United States su-
nrema Court
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MARCH CIVIL TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
sArURDAY.-George M. Harding vs. Inhabitants
Of Cumberland. Assumpsit on account annexed Ia
recover the of $500 for services architect in
constructing the "Greely Institute in Cumberland
Defence that according to the terms OF the will oil
the late Eliphalet Greedy, through whose munif-
cence the Institute was erected, the trustees of the
fund are liable and not the town. that plaintiff was
employed by the selectmen as trustees of said fund
and not as Selectmen. The case was withdrawn
from the jury and goes to the full Court on report
FRANK. Howard & Cleaves.
Assignments OF trials for Monday:
FORENOON.
19S-Merker VS.. p. S. VIC
2so-Nash vs.. Thayer
AFTERNOON.
243-Frank, Administrator VS.. Frank
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Q ON M Err CIAL.


Receipts by Railroads and steamboais
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY - 2,2 cans milk, 2e9
pkgs sundres, cow, 100 bbs. -four, "a cars lumber
do new empty barrels, do shpok, do shorts, do
wheat, do rye. For shipment to Europe q cars
lard, DO apples do butter. do bacon, do wheat
do -four. For shipment east, 600 bbls -four, l car
paper.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEc RAILRoAD-1 car bbls,
do oil cloth, 27S bds paper bbls. Fish, 10 warps,
90 bales bats, - trusses, o. pkgs merchandise, ri
cars freight for Boston.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD-o73 pkgs merchan-
1 do hoops
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NEW YORK.
CITY AND VICINITY.

NEW YORK, March GA London letter says
Sir Charles Mordaunt is coming to America
for two years shooting in the far West as soon
as his divorce case is over.
John Coghlin, noted hotel thief, was arrest
ed yesterday, having just stolen a trunk con-
tanning $3.50 ball dress from the Metropolitan
Hotel, four valises and $500 worth of gentle
mans clothes found in his rooms.
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SAILING OF A STEAMER. The Peruvian,
Capt Smith, sailed from this port for Liver
pool yesterday morning at II IA o'clock, with
80 cabin and 20 steerage passengers and full
cargo.
The next steamer due Is The Hibernian,
Capt. Watts.
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LAST SPRING Mayor Putnam ran "a votes
behind the Alderman vote of his party; while
Drummond ran 48 ahead. The average ma
jority of the Democratic party on Aldermen
was 226; ON Councilmen 1853 majority. Put
MANS majority was 1873. b.
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CALIFORNIA,
CHAMPION BILLIARD MATCI

SAN FRANCISCO, March 5.-TEe billiard
match last night between Deery and Rudolph,
for the champion cue and the cham pionship Of
America, was won by the latter, 1927 to 1901.
Deery,s average was 16 70-100; Rudolph's. ~.
Deery's best run was 235, and Rudolph's 279.
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THE PRESS
Monday Morning, March 7, 1870.
Do.tlnnd and Vicinity.
Neyy Advertisements this DAY.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Hostetters Stomach Bitters.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Social Assembly. Forest City Band.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Furniture. F. o. Bailey & Co.
40. NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
State Of Maine. IF. M. Drew.
IS. Reward.
division of Westbrook. Caucus.
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Southern States securities higher in old Vir-
ginias aud all the issues OF louisiana but weaker In
North Carolina. The other changes we've slight
Pacific Railroad mortgages were steady with sales
at 943 for Centras and s23 for Unions.
The Railway market opened with increased firm
ness and prices advanced. The Improvement how
ever represented only moderate business except in
North Western. Lake Shore and the Vanderbilt
stocks, which we're active.
The Miscellaneous and Express Stocks were gener-
ally dull
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New YORK. steck and Mouex m.rk.,.

NEW YORK. March 5.-Wall Street to-day was ex-
quiet aspect and there was an entire absence Of any
excitement. The markets were generally firm aud
the fluctuations slight compared with yesterday
tional loans at per CENT. Foreign Exchange was
decidedly rmer at 1885. Gold opened at 114A before
the board and declined to 1871 and after the formal
opening to 1885, The rates paid for carrying were
to per cent.
The Government bond market was generally
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MANY PERSONS ARE SELLING
THEIR GOVERNMENT BONDS WHILE
THE PREMIUM IS STILL LARGE
AND REINvEST IN TIE FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS Oh THE CEN.
TRIAL RAILROAD of IOWA, WHICH
PAY ABOUT ONE-THIRD MORE IN
TEREST. THE TIME TO MAKE SUCH
REIMBURSEMENT is aohile the Treasury IS
buying, and Governments are at premium.
THE ROAD DOES NOT RUN THROUGH
A WILDERNESS, where it would have to
wait years for population and business, but
through the most thickly settled and product
i've agricultural counties in the State, which
gives each section lar. e traffic as soon as com
pleted.
1t runs through the great coal fields Of
Southern Iowa to the North where coal is in
dispensable and must be carried.
1t runs from the great lumber regions OF the
North, through district of country which is
destitute of this prime necessity.
The mortgage is made to the Farmers Loan
and Trust Co., of N. Y, and bonds can be is
sued only at the rate of $4,000 per mile, or on
ly half the amount upon some other roads.
Special security is provided for the principal
and for the payment of interest.
The New York tribune says "this is splen-
did enterprise, and deserves the most LIBERAL
aid"
The New York independent says, "We know
the Central Railroad of Iowa is one Of the
great and good works of the age. Its Drec-
tors include many of our leading bank presi-
dents and other gentlemen of high character,
who have means enough to build two or three
such roads out of their own pockets, so that all
its affairs will be ably as well as honestly man
aged. The Central of Iowa will be to that
State what the New York Central is to this,
except that it runs through far richer coun-
try. We therefore recommend the Central
Iowa Bonds, with entire confidence in their
value. TIE truth is. that First Mortgage Of
SIG, 900 per mile upon a road running through
such country cannot be otherwise than safe.
First Mortgage Bonds for so small an amount
upon road running through such rich and
already well-settled part of Iowa, can we'll be
recommended as perfectly safe as we'll as very
profitable investment They are now selling
more rapidly than the Company can use
the money. Pamphlets, with map, may
be obtained, and subscriptions will be
received at THE COMPANY'S OFFICE, No
80 PINE ST, NEW YORK, and at the BANK
OF NORTH AMERICA, "A WALL St, and
in Portland by
SWAN 81 BARRETT,
Corner Middle and Plun Streets,
Bonds sent free. Parties subscribing through
local agents ,ciH look to them for their safe eliv-
cry.
Pamphlets sent by mail on application.
W. b. sHATTUCK,
fe15dSsw2m TREASURER
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JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-State vs.. John McCarty. Burglary
at the stores of l.. A. Shattuck and Geo. w. Davis.
Pleaded guilty Ordered to furnished bonds with
sufficient suretes to the amount of $4,000 for his ap-
pearance at the Superior Court in May Committed
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

CAPTURE OF BOULTON AND FORCE.
TORONTO, March 5.-Advices from Pembina
state that Riel, the insurgent leader in Whine.
peg, captured Maj. Boulton and o. men with
out hiring shot. Boulton has been court mar
Jailed and sentenced to be shot.
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which 1000 bales were for export and speculation
Red Western Wheat u Cd q rs 10d. Corn 27s. Lard
63s 81.
FRANKFORT March 5-11 80 A. M.-United States
5-20's opened firm at GOT q 95t.
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e U n or e
Great Britain,

LONDON March GA project is on foot for
laying new trans Atlantic cable of smaller
and lighter material than heretofore used. The
estimated cost of the cable is not to exceed
e250,OO0. A scheme for connecting England
with all her colonies by Telegraph is talked of.
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X M OF THE METROPO OILS
Nos. Al and AZ State Street,
..- BOS TON.

This Bank, having remodeled its Banking House,
making it one Of the most pleasant and conveniSnI
OF access in the city, will continue ae buy and
sell Bills on London, Dublin, Paris, Amsterdam,
and all 4sfsr c CT s.ot
tr bich will be honored in any part Of the
world, upon the most favorable terms. Parties
wonId do well to apply before engaging elsewhere.
We are constantly receiving letters OF the lolow-
ing import
"SAML A. WAY. Esq:
Having travelled in Asia, Turkey and other parts
of Europe, with Letter Of Credit issued by your
Bank, L take pleasure in acknowledging the Uniform
courtesy and attention shown by your corresp0n-
dents. EDWIN HADLEY."
N.B. A commission will be allowed TO Banks OF
Bankers who order letters or bills for their friends
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Republicans. Remember that
New Hampshire Votes T0-morrow'
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France.
VIOLATIONS OF THE PRESS LAW.

PARIS, March 5.-Seven members of the edi.
torial corps of the Reform newspaper have re.
ceived sentences OF from one to four months
imprisonment for violations of the press law,
and the total amount Of fines imposed was 49,
600 francs. M Bozire, one of the writer's for
the Marseillaise, who on seeing the Emperor
one day shouted, Viva Ia Republ;que," has
been condemned to imprisonment for three
months and fined 500 francs.
PROTEST AGAINST THE PAPAL SYLLABUS.
Count Daru, the Minister of Foreign Affairs,
has sent a note to Rome, demonstrating against
the Papal Syllabus as seriously compromising
the interests of the Catholic religion, and init.
mating if infallibility was propagated France
may be constrained to withdraw her troops
from the Roman territory.
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r. A. BIRD & CO., Auctiouee,..
Fancy Goods, Plated Ware, Wool.
ems. &c. at Auction.
Groceries, Confectionery, &c, at

an Tuesday, March 9Th, at IL M, at Is ex-
~ change st. q large invoice OF Groceries, Coz.
fectonery, Fancy Goods and Store Furniture.
r~The stock contains goods usually found In .
mr4td F. o. BAILEY s. Co., Austrs
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Auction Withdrawal OF
GaIn

Tbs sale OF Clothing, Cloths and Cent? Furnse-
Ing Goods belonging to. the estate o. Edward =.
Dresser Bankrupt is withdrawn, by order OF Court
the stock having peen disposed Of
CHARLES p. MArTOCKS, Assignee.
mrid3t f. o. BAILEY q co, Auetionescs.
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LIVERPOOL, March 5-Evening. Cotton closed
GUNS Middling uplands 11fd sales s000 bales, OF
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The Latest News.
News Of the Day.


II Is stated that Governor Scott, of
South Carolina, has not yet proclaimed an
election for the vacancy made by the
resignation Of the virtuoHs WhittcmOre.
A fire in Bucyrlls, o., Saturday night,
destroyed McI.cGn's steam tlonrmtll. Loss
$1O,O00 n srr- ~ 7s.. tyg..
Mrs. solomon Haley, of Springfield, o.,
is about to die of hydrOphObia, contracted
II Is supposed by nursing her husband who
recently died with il. -
eThc cOlored people, Boys in Blue and
various local organizations IN Washing.
ion, arc to celebrate the ratification Of the
18th Amendment on Wednesday eve
The certificate of the Ironton, Ports
mouth and Cincinnati Railroad Company,
with $I,OOO,OM capital, wWs filed at
Columbus Saturday. The road Is 10 pass
through tile counties Of Hamilton, iClcr-
mont Brown, Adams, SciOtO and Law
renee.
Last week eight hundred and ninety
one emigrants passed Columbus for the
West and Northwest.
Il il expected n bill will soon bc rCPort-
cd in the Senate giving Mrs, Lincoln q
large pension during her widoYhoOd. ~
A memorial Of l37 cOlored citizens, OF
Circlcvillc, O., whose ballots were refused
Ut the recent election, has been presented
in Congress.
1t is rtln0retl IN Washington, but not be-
licved, that Attorney General lIOar has
rendered his resignation. =
The President held n lCvee at PhilAdcl-
phia yesterday and LIFT for Washington BY
i special train nj noon. r.. s rs ~
A~Collision occurred Monday morning
nj Jacksonville on tho New York Central
railroad, New York. The fireman on one
of tho trains named Ganbon, Of SChGnec.
tady, was killed; The engineer, Isaac
De ClCrg Anl n brakeman named Techcll
were injured.
Two new thrrc story buildings nj
Schenectady, n. Y, fell Monday morning
They are complete wreck. Six or eight
men were IN the building, ONT Of whom
was killed and three Others Injured.
Tho receipts Of grain Ht Milwaukee in
1880 wNs nearly twenty millions. shipments
fourteen millions.
Tho Mississippi river opened yesterday
and boats passed throughI Lake Pepin from
st. Paul. ~ - ''
Lincoln House block, at Lincoln ILL.,, was
burned Monday morning with several
buIldingS adjoining. Loss $2O,OOO; no In
suraRCC.
The National Banks Of Chicago have
employed counsel and win contest tho as,
sessment If their stock for State and
county taxes, on the ground that they are
unequal and excessive, being more thar
three times MS large rs other personal
properly 81 ...... .g
4 Fcnian Congress assembled in Chica'
90, Monday. About 100 delegates nrt
present. The meetings arc private.
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EJrEa ~ Ntlr H0rk FIHtaciGt CAFnnlcts. 5'iS
Congress fingers over the Tariff and
Funding bills, and the whole business OF
the country hangs upon lis decision. a
rumor that tue latter will be defeated has
repeatedly strengthened the gold market;
iIelief that It will he passed has rs Oilcn
weakened Il again. For three months the
condition and prospects Of legislation have
been the chief concern In mercantile lie,
and not the questions Of supply md de-
mand and the general principles Ol trade
tn which attention must be- given VI a
healthy state Of affairs. kG GLaa
The discussions, however, so on In Con.
grcsg and It's committees as lcisurcly as il
al time were helorc them and nothing
whatever TO hO lost by delay. OT this
alone we should not complain, 50 long, ut
least, rs any time may be needed for tue
moat mature deliberati0n. But when
those who control these matters for IA
show that To them delay iSa matter Of ul'
ter indifference, and that they do moi see,
or do not regard, any Of the interests TO be
affected by Il, tllatG h reason for: tlectded
femoilstrSncats q I yi}l5 GsIE i.i u
In The case Of the Funding bill, Con
gress kecIs threat Of disturbance hang
| ing over tho exchanges, such rs paralysea
business enterprise. For while no tw0
students seem to agree as To the precise
workings Of Mr.. BOutwGlIs scheme, yet
all admit that II II he adopted, nnd IT a
serious attempt 10 made TO carry II out, II
will seriously disturb the money market
and few ared edesirous Of entering into new
engagements in the face of It, Hence,
until It Is either passed or defeated, this
general impression that It will produce n
crisis of some time isas GttcCtlal In check
inc business as If that impression were
well.f0unded.
Let Congress take any
reasonable time for dcli6craIion; but lei
them act with decision, 40 soon as they
have determined what to do, and put oil
these things on permanent basis at once,
When they have fixed on the best tarlll
they can devise let Il bC passed anil stay
nasscd. There Is room for criticism
against every tax law; tits at best ncceS'
sary evil; but, perhaps, the worst the
country ever had, Il It were once eStaD'
lishcd and Immutablc, would be hetteI
than perpetual tinkering, lobbying and
SuRnerSc.
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CUBA.

HAVANA, April 9.
\ telegram from the Captain General,
dated Puerto Principe, April stII, is pub.
lislled to-day, He states tint two columns
Of Spanish troops had returned without
meeting tho enemy. The forces were then
proviSiOned for two months, and sent 10
occupy CSuAnac and NaiiNzN. Two men
and one woman acting Ns spies were
caught Tho mon wcro executed and the
wonlnn parlmCd. A great amount Of
important correspondence was captured
and much property Of the rebels destroy.
el. Some Of the insurgents had issued IN
order furnishing with death who ever uC-
ccpts Dc Rodas' amnesty proclamation.
CespNles intends to leave Tho country. lie
will he actively pursued. Panic and de
SCrtiOns prevail everywhere among the
rebels. Some have raised the standard Of
revolt against AgrAmOni, owing 10 his
tyTannical behavior, Yesterday the lead
CrS Of this revolt HSSassinatcA IA Of their
own mgn for the purpOSeOfrOhbery.
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VARIETIES.

-sAndy9johnson has turned upiagain.
We Ind almost forgotten him. He is go
Ing to Europe and will stay six months.
"A man in Piqun, Ohio, drinks over
twenty cups Of coffee for supper. His
liver llas been used up long ago.
"A smart minister in Toledo, within
ten months, married Il couple, baptized
their first child, preached the husbands
funeral sermon, and married the Wldow'
Land is so cheap in Arkansas that
"vOu have 10 look sharp or thoy will
smuggIc nm extra forlyHcrGS OrSO into the
deed"
Gen, Buffers new cadet is the son OF
o Democratic editor. SOsays the Spring
field RCpWNirdH
The "Schlcswig-IIolstCin question" Is
said to he looming up again, and, now that
Lord PnlmCrSlOn is dead, nobody alive
understands II.
--ViCtOri& is said " haze II marked
leaning toward Romnnism, and II is assert
Gd that If sllG should resign her crown
she would embrace the faith Of Rome.
"A Trxan4lrgcs his lhvOritencwypaper
10 continue TO pour red.hOt thunderboltss
right into the teeth 0r the lecChes' and
slnrks who tramplc on the Constitution
and grind the faces Of the people.
Query for Democrats: VIII Butler
resent, Us q personal allusiQn, General
Ames' being slioon.cynn his (B's) dAugh-
ter?
This /. called Colorado romance:
Seven miners, exploring the mountains
found IN enormous chunk Of gold. They
fought for Its possession till all were killed
but one. 1t WIS too heavy for him to
carry oil, 50 hc Nt down ICstdc 1t md
starved to death.
"A New Orleans lHPcr reports that ono
Of the Louisiana Suite Senators was given
a check hy the friends Of II railrOad mea.
sure to be casllcd IL hG voted for the bill
and the bill passed. Opponents of the bill
give him another check 10 be paid Il hG
voted against the bill and the bill was lost.
lie voted no, but the bill was passed, and
the Senator now looks upon the tranSac'
tiOn as an lmlucky stroke Of business for
him. 81. l.. ,
The Houston 7tiegyWph appeals to the
old unreCOnStruCtcd and linCompromising
true bile, flrc.cating Democratic Texas ed
itOrs 10 forget the Flesh Pots Of the past,
and look forward TO the Canaan that Is
before them.
Nearly all the Pennsylvania Rcpubli-
can papers animNdvcrt upon the enor-