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The Portland daily press., 1870-11-01

REsIGNAT1oN.-Willam G. How, Esq, has
resigned his office of Chief Clerk in the Port
land Post-ofice. Mr.. John W. York, chief mail
clerk, is appointed to the position vacated by
Mr.. How.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-01

The most elegant display Of Millinery ever
oispiayed in Portland is now on exhibition at
Cogia Hassan's Bonnet Rooms.
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ss:sesIianeaus "a Es.iices.

THE Ladies Of the First Baptist Society win
Mold social gathering at their Vestry on
Thursday evening. Admission iree..
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& '+'@s5 '';;:';::: $500 "1... :; 4
GRAND
OPENING Ball!
Mr.. Barnes will repeat his Opening Ball by the
Bali of october o 2 a The will be sne
1ttle changed as will be seen below, and will take
place
Tuesday Evening" Nov. lst, 1870.
PROGRAMME.
2. COtillon. N"'''
B. Contra Dance, Portland Fancy
I. Polka Quadrle.
D. Lancers.
6. Spanish Dance.
p After the 81 first six dances of the programme, Mr.
new dances in a Grand Parlor Entertainment ms
they are set before the intermissiOn.
l. Varsoviana, new time with changes.
2. Spanish Dance with final Polka.
}. Improved Lancers Quadrille
A.. The new POlanda.
D. Beware Polka, and GOrlitza.
g. Partisan Waltz, assisted by two ladies.
Z. CaledOnian Quadrille and March,
INTERMssIoN TWENTY MINUTES.
Z. Waltz, Polka, Schottiche, Redowa and yarso-
viana.
.. Cotillon 'Put me in my Little Bed"
.: RedOwa Quadrlle.
TO- Contra Dance Lady of the Lake"
II. Waltz Quadrille.
H. Cotillon, Capt, Jinks" and March.
Music by Rdymond's Quadrile Band.
Floor manager Mr.. Barnes and assistants.
Ilckets 81 90 admitting gentleman and ladies; to
De had at ticket office. The press admitted free.
MIR. Barnes next term will commence Tuesday
evening, November Sth
oct 26-td
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NEW HAM PsHIRE.

BNOW.
CONCORD, Oct. 31.-S,x inches of snow fell
at BiIstUl this morning and about the same at
New London. The White Mountains are said
to be covered
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TIL II PRESS
Tuesday Morning, November /, 1870.
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertise unenis To-Day,

AUCTION COLUMN.
Carriages, &C.. for Sale. :. Henry Taylor s. Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Portland Theatre. &C. r.. Bidwell Manager.
Social Gath ring First Baptist Society.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
A Card. -. Nicah Sampson.
Card. Jordan & Bake.
Notice. ..Joruan & Blake.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Real Estate and Loan Agent. =. VIM. H. Jerris
Onions. Butter, &c. -. Gordon Bros.
House for $500. ..John G. Proctor.
Over Goats. Smith, opposite FOlmouth Hotel.
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Notice.
The Carriers OF the "PREss" arenot allowed
to sell Papers singy by the week. under any cir
cumstances. Persons who are, or have been, recey.
ing the "rREss" in this manner, will confer fay.
or by leaving word his Office.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-01

REMEMBER the Administrator sale of valu-
able Real Esta.ein Cape Elizabeth to-day at
2 O'Clock.
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DOmest tic News.

MAINE.
Especial Dispatch by Western Union Lnel
THE BELFAST AND MOOsEHEAD LAKE RAIL-
ROAD.
WATERvILLE, Oct 31.-The Directors of til @
Name Central road are here tonight, to 90
over and inspect the Belfast & Moosehead
Lake railroad tomorrow morning. Several
days are to be spent on the line.
RIO the Associated Pressl
FIRE AT BANGOR.
BANGOR, Oct. 31-The house and barn, to-
gether with nearly all their contents, belong
ing to Eben L. Stewart, on Sta,e street, in this
GGity, were totally DESTROYED by fire Friday
LOSS $500; insurance $1,000.
THE FIRST SNOW
OF The season fell here to-day, the storm lasting
an The forenoon. Rain at a later hour soon
carried it off,
NEW HssxA.
A DISASTROUS GALE.
BUFFALO, Oct 81. "A terrific gale has pre-
vailed here since last night from the south and
east. The water OF the Lake is higher than at
any Tune this season. The tug Harrison foun-
uered this morning off Sturgeon Point The
GIeW I were saved. A schooner is ashore off
WIND Mill Point. The crew can be seen hang
ing ~ 10 the rigging. A life boat has gone to
~. -. sue. O'eat manage mas Deen done to
the shipping on the Lake.
CITY AND VICINITY,
NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-Marshal Sha rpe has
received no notification OF the new census to
to that effect po-''
Inc Posts Washington despatch saws
smith, the c9lored cadet, will be honorable &C.
quilted by the court martial on his case.
number of prominent Republicans includ-
ing Levi P. Morton, William Dodge, Henry
C'ews and Isaac Il. Bailey, publish an address
urging all members of the party in his city to
sup r0rt Ledwirh and the municipal ticket of
the Young Democracy.
Fisk aud Gould's six million suit against
cember 5th.
VIM: Martin. son of Capt Isaac Martin of
Fort Chester. was drowned this morning while
gathering oysters.
The Southern Trans. Continental Railway
company was organized at the ST. Nicholas
Hotel this afternoon under the most ehcourao-
ing auspices, more than twice the amount of
stock necessary for organization having been
subscribed. Gen. John G. Fremont was uuani-
mously elected President, but declined. and
Marshall 0. Roberts was chosen, with Henry
z. Stebbins Vice President, VIM. r. Trayers
Treasurer, John D. Detrees Secretary and
Richard M. Cowan Attorney.
HARTFORD AND ERIE RAILROAD.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Oct 31.-Judge Ba, nard to-
day dl>solved the last injunction against the
sale OF property of Boston Hartford aud Erie
Reilroad, and the sale will take place Monday.
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BoslOn SSoon Elas.
Sales at the Brokerss Board. Oct 81
p. A. & N. u.

EFNHE next regular meeting Of the Portland Army
y and Navy Union will be held at their Hall ON
Tuesday evening" November 1st 1870 at 80 o'clock.
gB "A punctaal attendance is requested.
Per OrOer, :. G. GORDON. President,
Official: E. X. ELLIS, Asst. Secretary. Oc31 ct
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ALL kinds of Shawls at Cogia Hassan's.

Business Notices.
ALL kinds of Shawls at Cogia Hassan's
BURLEIGH. 81 Middle street, has the best
stock of Boys Clothing in town
PAISLEY Shawls from $500 to $75 90 each at
Cogia Hassan's. nov1-d1w
BARGAINS in Hosiery and Gloves at
Anderson's, 1888 Congress st.
Go to Burleighs, 81 Middle street, for the
best ana cheapest Overcoat.
OvERcoATs all Styles and Sizes can be had
at the Manufacturers, 292 Congress St., Grin
Hawkes. & Go. c&w.
READY made waterproofs and cloaks at Cogia
Hassans.
4THE greatest variety of French Corsets at
Anderson's, 1893 Congress st.
IHE members of the Haydn Association are
hereby notified that until further notice their
rehearsals will take place on Wednesday
evening of each week.
Per Order of Government.
novl-2t A. M. SMITH, Secretary.
LADIES Misses and Cnildrens' Merino Un-
dergarments at lowest prices at
Anderson's, 1893 Congress st.
IHIS cold weather reminds the ladies of Fall
Hats, and Fall Hats reminds them of Cogia
Hassan's new Bonnet Rooms.
CEMENT PIPE delivered free of cartage in
any part of the city, and men furnished to sell
it, if required, by j. w. Stockwell & Co., 1872
and 1853 Danforth street. Orders received by
Kendall & Whitney and N. M. Perkins
CLEAR AS THE SKY is that balmy fluid
which is taking the place of the unctious com.
pounds hitherto used for dying the hair PHA-
Ions VTTALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR
is as cloudless as "the light in beauty's eyes"
and it darkens gray hair to any shade from
golden brown to perfect ebony.
Sold by druggists nov1st-eod1w
From &. f. j. Colburn. Doctor of Dental Surgery
Newark, N. j.
The popular dentritice known as Sozodont,
besides being a very pleasant addition to the
toilet, contains ingredients, that, if used ac-
cording to directions, will prove of the greatest
utility in the health of the mouth and teeth.
"SPALDING's GLUE" with Brush, ready for
use. nOv1st-eOd1w
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oofoBER rERd-GoDDARD. j., PRESIDING
SATURDAY George R. Davis vs. William f. Bar
bour Action to recover commissions for advertising
and selling real estate for defendant Deci ion ,or
I4ilAtG i7r 81 and one quarter the c,sts
~ FOX. McCobb q Kingsbury.
&ansm 2 an Nostrand VS.. George Smith. Ac-
Na- y sro,pst on promissory note. Decision
fas ossrta 81 $4O6.92.
feie9'H Ingraham.
Jus 4s...-. Ts William Parker and Trustees. Ac-
tion OF assumpslt to recover pay for boarding de-
fendant's workmen. Not finished.
F. M. Ray. s,rout A. e7aya
MoNDAY.-Gilbert Fowler ct al vs.. Elijah Kips-
man. Action OF assumpsit on account annexed for
groceries, Balance due $50 30. Defence, paymen,
OF all but So. Decision for plaintiffs for S19
Mattocks g. Fox. Carleton.
Adoniram j. Dearborn VS.. Mary A. Morse. Ac-
tion of covenant broken Decision for plaintiff for
S5043.
M. P. Frank cor,otor
b. II. Noble ct al vs.. L. D. Cooke. Assumpsit on
account annexed for lumb her, amounting to $40 49,
delivered to one Brown 60 into repairs on build-
ing corner OF Fore and India streets Defence that
the lumber was delivered on Browns credit and not
on defendants. Decision reserved
Carieton. Mattocks & Fox.
The October ter then closed. The November
term Will come in Tomorrow Tuesday, morning,
when the jury trials will again be taken up
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-01

BARGAINS in Hosiery and Gloves at
Anderson's, 1888 Congress st.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-01

PAISLEY Shawls from $500 to $75 90 each at
Cogia Hassan's. nov1-d1w
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-01

New Work AiOck and MOhey Market.
New YORK, Oct. 31-Morniag.- Gold opened at
ILL o 111t.
Money at q per cent. Sterling Exchange at
109a a ITO
Governments steady.
Stocks duh.
NEW YORK, Oct. 31-1lf1ernoon.-Gol closed quiet
at ll14 1l,s the market having been steady all day
with but few transactions. The borrowing rates ad-
vanced to day in consequence one OF the Canadian
banks appearing as borrowers OF two millions.
Money very easy at 4 "a per cent. Sterling Ex-
change dull at 1901 a 1893.
GAnuar anfa Il mn Id
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-01

Go to Burleigh's, 81 Middle sweet, for the
best ana cheapest Overcoat
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-01

OvERcoATs all Styles and Sizes can be had
at the Manufacturers, 292 Congress St., Grin
Hawkes. & Co. cav.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-01

BURLEIGH 81 Middle street, has the best
stock of Boys Clothing in town
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-01

&THE greatest variety of French Corsets at
Anderson's, 1893 Congress St,
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-01

READY made waterproofs and cloaks at Cogi
Hassan's.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-01

It.
trustees un'ier the Will of Caleb Adams.
Portland. October H. 1s7O oc1s Il
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-01

BY cash received for current expenses,
fiom hal. of last years account, $12l2 IS
/" interest on "Clapp's Trust
Fund.-" $4,000
" int. on City of P0rtl'd Bond, 80 81
4" int. on U. s. $50 Bonds, 4162
Z" div. on Bank Stock, 643N7
4" div. on P & TX. r. Stock, 80 S5 1894 As
4" annual subscriptions, 257 90
" donations, proceeds of an en-
ter, ainmeDt given at city
Hall by j. e. Hagar, 233 Is
q donations from other sources 124 90
in Part payment for Myrtle st. house, 1900 o.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-01

VERSAILLES, Oct. 81. Friday last the French
drove back the German outposts at Bourgot,
mile or SO east OF Fort st. Denis, on the north
srn boundary of Paris. At evening of that day
the French were discovered in occupation 10
iorce of the position which they bad fortified
to-day; therefore the second division of the
guard attacked the point, and after a brilliant
fight the French were driven from the position
back behind the Notifications. Thirty officers
and about 1900 men we're taken prisoners
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corporation within the District Of Colum-
bic. Congress- may 81 any time alter,
amend, or,rspeal THE aot. e
Approved, April 92, 1870.
FPoblio-No. AL

an A1r declaring The construction o.
'SAn oct 10 oineOspors.s tha National
Theological lustitute. approved Msy
tenth. eighteen huudrsd and Oixtf six
aud also FAI act 70 amend an act en'
titled 'Au act 10 incorporate the Nation
bl Thsolosieal Institute and 10 define aud
extend The poweIS Of 4hs same, Zap
proved MarehlseOnd, eigaIeeu bundred
aud sixty,Ssyen.
Whereas an hGt to incorporate the
Notjbnal Theological Iasithte sPprov-
Cd Nay ten eighteen hundred and Sixty-
dix, and also ba.sttfto de6nennd ex'end
the poWers of The sam6. approved
Match 6ee6u,i eighteen hundred and
sixty,ssyeo. had [hAve been misccnNru.
ed by.au attempt to remove the seat Of lie
operations 10 ! di;tant locality, in direct
eonlravontion Of said acts; aud WbereaS
The following oamed persons. Joseph o.
Lewis, Edmund TurneV. John s. Polar,
Chsrlss H Morse. William T. Johnsoo,
Lindsay Muss, William F. Nelson,
George r. Mcclellan, Clement Robinson.
George NJ. Condrou. 8 Alexander. o.
H. Hut,bins, w. T. Wiswall. 8 L. Cri6
ssy, continue TO exercise their fuucIious
as the executive committee. BY the au'
thority Of said corporation at ils sea. Of
Operations within the said District Of
Columbiu, according 70 the inIenton Of
said acts: Now Therefore, @7''A
Be q eaaetsd by Ms Scaas and House
of Representatives. Of he United Staiss
Of america IN C3agrsss assembled. That
the seat Of operations Of the National
Theological Institute aud Uuivsrsity.,in
corporated under the act approved M.y
tenth, eighteen hundtsd and sixty six.
which act was amehded and ex,eOded By
q the act Of March second, eighteen hum
drsd and sixty-seven. shall be eud the
sam Q is hereby, located within the city
of Washington, 10 the District Of Colum,
bia: PROVIDED. That nothing herein COM
tanned shall be so consftu0d as to pre-
vsns said corporation from cs'sblishing
such branches without the limits q
said Di.ric, o. may be now auIhfF-
Approved. April 2e. 1873,
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me ii6a that Wonldalt 8 Haagoil

The following incident has hapPsaed
q Flessingue, 10 Holland;
A wife, eIssperotsd By the eonliaual
drunkenness other husband, threatened
him With death. Some daya ago che at
tempted to put this threat into execution
There vas bat an attic above the sitting
room. TO this Oho aScendnd. made q
hole 10 the HoOr. and passed . rope
thtough it, one snd q which ftll toto
the room below, whils.tlio oIhet reanOin-
I'd Fastened 10 The a,liG, She then de-
,csnded, made q slip p,knolin the rope.
aud oRaited her husbands return. 10
d last arrived, aud was much Surprisell
20 receive no reproachss on hiS bad 600.
duct,
There is something undsFbsnd here,
thought bs, Il must zee
We must premIss that this Oseue took
place 10 complete dorknesl. The has.
band, whose suspicionS were aroused, let
hin self tall into q .ehsir aud appeared 10
sleep profoundly. After some tnoriDg,
he ftlia rope pass round his neck, lie
then nndafatnod the little trick that WsS
10 bs pleysd 90 him, but did not move
His wife vent up to the attic, and TAX
ing advantage Of this moments regpiID,
the drunkard relieved himSOlf Of his rope
and iisisnsd h,lo the foot Of lhs stove,
which soon went up to the ceiling. with
a frighl[nl noise. caused By the fall OF
some eroCkesg which vas standing upon
it The vile thinking the noise vas
caused BY the fruileGs sLlugglO OF tic
husband, ran 10 the polise Office 70 de-,
clsre that sbe had found her husband
hunf. The police prtiyed ia hot hasle,
DDJ a candle Rsb lighted when sllsIRr.
ted back % SylhespsoIacle that preaOated
itself. The stove was swinging gEsce.
fully IN eplSes and thO husband saI frevp'
" Smokipg bic Pip9, lpStsAa Of suicide,
% OtteEpt 10 murder was established
egainst the wife, Who was arrested.
+
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NUMBER ~



ThasWopial Nto lai'a lnd lano. y,
every lfiiinr aa1oyenes The lonTa
tilI 80 mak6S lhS lolS h6uSs uii6tS
blo, does Roi k6oW hat 1IA iusSommits
inf Sin. She OniY lbiutI beriaIl
wfonesd by elIepnp9eee6 Of people,
and thst ihS q eSerciging q tlghIeous %.
dignaiioo. and mal5ag q asdauhla
protest ngGinet tho e6tfel She does nnl
dFOam that she iS digging tlIv gfag6 d
her own happineSsi but aitSF she he
worried heiSeli 70 alO Vegy verge az
madness. lamenis her hard easg e got
hsiug lcVed--sho Who potld do Id
much Tor theml 1o lhs spopld 10 Sll
probability lpt Ia pinA, alsee ~ oe
len. ills her lemptv ahd not het hfApl,
.thsy 10 ,hO fRnliI and Il fIe6 I'D
the unromlS tlahlb shFaW Apsblsspl tbe
msst heroic VlFlne Vio0 the pinet
oomea. Yehsa6 pJnolisa ate ohly aeeds
uioDal. and the oydiuagF menotnnouO
highway the place, We rioallg al luf
tie ShFsw's heIeFote viiLhelsai bfopfhl
into play but fsfely illS shf tiiahnsaf
10 thing Of Sysrr ~. I'd ID poWets
and babii, ol eDalIu people q sppy,
one that has ID 'oilas ave lnTdaaIht
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o7fF.I eIA.I'.
: ,ss or TIE UNITED STATES;
~ ads aEsEiIRi &. lJ
arcnNn SESSION or THE FOR
TYFFIR sTFcoN GREsS. y
fpablios-No 50 I
~ I .sSpalhIe 4edicil soeisty.

. aftIsta llNtA4
N AoF @ lnc5Ip \ MCahiagton Hoh-
Sndeied 81 tks iSeaate and Horse
u tendance ef ftte U1itsd Stqtss ct
IA. C6ngfeiS +asiehatletl, That
Tnilio s. Yet5i: Gublaye ". Pope, Q.
q sSnnenso6miai, 3, s. Kimball. |. and
IAN BraiaeFd !. and heiPissSOcialeS and
,SSessesols. Pbysicianss bei and they
S.SsbG sre msdt 1 corporation By The
ssss ~, of ia Warrington Homeopathic
Ms5jesi socislys Eilb al The puaeFs and
S,iyiSgs,. Sod subjecl % oil the,du,ial,
I;.hilitiss. "a feaIFittiops Ist forth IL
th,s ssi
81. d 4aaibfi fgihSF enacted, That
aid corporation MAY hold real snd per.
sonsl esIsIS q The amount Of tVsply
ibobssna dSilafs.
Spc. 8 And be e fitrtker eHGctet, That
IN, membetS Ol Baid society. orsseh ol
fSsi5 ! dieefo & 81 members. fss they shall
sAnoia,II q Sli6fi have lie power 10 prae.
ties,medIefne and surgery and collect
,SsiF fees Githiu tie District Of Colum.
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n yys,r1nTloII M Pi51l9T,

Y l.
The father o. our E alslieeli sysisa. ~ o.
iptstBsl lmPIoRems q II = fse
Washington, Planlef' o. tt.s.e's. sae
SPlsudoE Of bis fame % Pat5ioA Wa.l'oF
and sIs'esnnan oeseures y some degree
the homsllsr m eItls o. Z. me etis'n epa'
the pioneer. His Paolis siils. AGWesss,
vas not inoidenta'i = WslsloIesa epoe
him, not sonEAl; endefeg { not eeloyea:
AZ the hssdquaT'sFs OF ne erny, aea .a
sill more at the seel OF government. 'ne
led glorious lite. lssis trae,aoat 2 cons
ssfSiped unnatural oaei ever sp 2lpas, .
use his oWn; admiIaols Aee Ieoe'gae
uosds, 20 collect his du.y, from z igst,
apprssiaticn of ever citeupsisnce
which ttsmlghi ee atie g.ed i.:lis neo'9 y
.soliriludem emads.hip seem ne sligllsr
men arogod HIM u ailds pEEl s. sleps'l
he Who would s1oN ne man gsEil5a J.
The true Gsotgs sshlpa e lqnsi 4,
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Pnfi,inu Story,

Ono OF The Paris ourDalb announces
The death, 6t Variaillea. Of Russian lac
dy Who sppeired 10 the dnwing rooms
oi Paris 10 ls4s, and 1912. and vas
nicknSmtd lhs Dame Of the Key, She
died, seed forly.fve, insthe most com
plele solilude. IliSsatd that beF huas
band, who much older than she, came
20 feosheF fora week or two sveti eix
mouthS, aud ReaI apa9 again. % enc
knew WIjtbeF AN vas Emgslsttous
about tBit bady az Tie iag. liasl lnpnth
Z elt panohnei1f i5 daaili =
q be- dog' 'Au5ViV6d4him lew d Q9lE
= d dilNglpeppsed she plloMbi beflell
ID die u huagsr, WhahsFltt pgh
\ & vas The story that Ras ilspstsa.
laeodt bSt, when che sppeafed. .ln srig,,
S6dBY aud beautiful. mof6 tliBa tWenly
yeprSl lsgo. tiSAAid that Tier h0sband
saipI lssd Der n littlo 6oanlry houGe
Which llesposS5sssd nssr Moscow, OF The
moment she 6ao hastily shutting some
body upin a wardrobe. A servant had
betrayed her. The Mpscoyits 0thego
tu bsd the ksyERtce Ia tho Wirdtobs.
to- IL ont thsn lold his wife 10 iolloR
hin. AtrsvelIne bFiS,ka stood q few
paoesfrou lli1 ylliss Moro dead than
sltte lia nnhappy woman obsyed. =
When the hnsbsOd bad placed her Ia
tha csEtieF nod give 90 order 10 q log
voice to lbe coachman, Keep this ley
,hg gia9o his wife, 4 have 3otgOlpa
ntthine and Vill tslarn. abd then
pt no hoass he retaruet
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II has been long known that tele-
graphic message could be ttansmilled
withou, the use Of wires, and manv years
since signals wers sent acroAatbe Bristol
Channel by the use Of water aS the con-
duciing medium; bat in that gasq Ehs
.Wster through which the &gnals pass
ed was intlosed in atnbb. 90 that i
was. 10 truth, only the spbitilp.ipR
wire Of water. il The term cin bssdssd,
'ldf thF meialic wire usgaley employed.
Prof. Looasls now ptopdieS to 60 funh'
et; aus q have discovered a mode
6Ttmnsmitiihg messages by electrical air
currents; and Is seeking An l,oppoItuuity
for maEiog experimental on the sum
nit Of Mont Blanc.
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An amusing incident occurred 10 . city
on the Rhine during the recent carnival
fsstiysies. The Mayor sof the ely F6d
otderOl ihatino person Sh6old bpSeef "a
domino dress o6tthe streets. The police
had sMiot orders q affest every person
20 IouutI. sJnfoftu6ate 81 sthS ~ or's
wife aud 81 her friends 6Sd htt soi
tba ordiua !; they pui On dotnihb1 were
q rested, ahd bo'l 70 Is ssteEaF bouts
10 the police slafoa ne eslh6g ware re-.
lssSa TIE policembu Who auSSIed
them showed esest ssl in The poIlof&s
spes Of his.dutFS
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April 22. 1873,
fPablio Resvlutioa No. q

fPablis Restitution mo. "a
A ResoLuIos 10 relation to The ptinting
f,r,i,sgals of,ills "a at'iaeR,
oIa&aaitisaal copiessoi docamentS ems
adqg from ahal .lspar.nsntsA -
i ssolps4 III tss, d al Roas5
pfesa,blltces ot tllt l7,iiis.g iStdtesef
sasassiea siiAS CSagreSs Sse6abisd, That
here alleF. in GJditioa to the number Of
ooptes 6f llac0meais smsnstiog from the
Department Of State which may bs or
dered TO be- pihisd bg either house Of
Congress,it shall Be the duty oflbe Con,
,gFessioeai Printer 10 cause to be. printed,
-latIusesef.thdt department, Eve hupdred
copiss- Of eSefy doeumee,,. when rsquss.
ted to do soiby the Secretary of State:
Rroefasa. Ta6tthe expeuSs Of the Sapte
.SSaIl 10 20 single ease exeeedsthe sum Of
I've hnudfed dollsrs.
Approved. April ls,. 1901
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A widower 10 Indiana who narried
again las, week. while IN his way with
his nsw brile 20 lhs depo to star. on their
bridal t6ur, twas rudrIy Eiopped By an
underraksr who demanded instant pay
ment Of his liulo bill. for bdtyiog bic
drst wife. The father ofthssnsW bride
stepped forward and liquidatel the bill,
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a CONVENTION or LI1ERAL RE.
P1RLICANN.

PIBLICANs.
N. Editor:
1, baO been suegested 10 90 that the
Liberul.hiuded men Of the Republican
psrly oughtto bold q convention some.
IimSin luuo next. We OEoiaVOTable TO
thi. suggestion. TbeproPOHidoHis risht
aud pToDer under The cirepma'anosS
Those Of the Republican party who ere
IL favor Of the immediate repeal Of the
pFosctiDlive Laws on our SlaIute books,
and Who fsvoE che Gbfranohissment Of
thoso Who ere nov deptiYed Of the bal.
lot beoauso Of their participation In the
late rsbeiliOn, SbOuld assemble iogsthFr
10 s,a,e convention. and detetmine 90
what llibs their course inthe coming
rampsipn. II tuOh ! convention 10 held
at snssrly day. andsbefoTe our State con-
yehtion 10. nominate candidates 10 he'll.
II will result 10 hetmoDlzing the disaf-
febred portions Sf the party, Such .
convention cannot but rseult In great
good to the whole party By uniting and
WORKING together upon broad, liberal.
uagnlnimous aud comprehensive pla'f
foFat.
Wei say hold'a Convention at Poin.
Pleasant on TRur.dpy. June Isl, 1870,
5IF this meeIS with 0 favorable response
from lhe PRESS, No hope they will see
10 il. that full delegations from oil The
couniien 10 the State ere present at .hei
proposed eonvention Of Libersl Repub+