The Portland daily press., 1871-10-30
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six boys have been arrested near IrvingtOn,
on the Hudson River Railroad, charged with
habitually stoning the afternoon Saratoga train
from New York.
The Deseret telegraph line is completed to
Phoebe, Nevada.
The unrecoguized victim of the Revere rail-
road disaster has been identified as Mrs Locke.
aged fifty Ave, of Lowell. Mass. She left Low
ell to visit relatives in Lynn, and while her
friends in Lowell supposed she was in Lynn,
her relatives in Lynn were not aware she had
left home.
Mrs. II. Richardson, of Med6eld, Mass, but
employed in Boston, committed suicide last
night. Her age was "a years. 81
Vincent Collyer has returned from his visit
to the Apache Indians, most Of whom he found
starving and eager to accept peace and retire
within their reservations.
Icy Lazarus, a notorious rough, has been
arrested in New York for false registering.
The insurance convention went to New Hav-
en- Sunday morning.
The propeller Dean Richmond was burned
on Mud Lake, Mich. Thursday morning. All
on board escaped except the chambermaid,
Lucy Mora, who was drowned. The cargo,
81. 900 bushels of wheat, was lost. --..s.
The yacht Sappho beat the Dreadnaught,
Saturday, By IA minutes.
| A stock in an iron furnace exploded Satur-
| day, in Youngstown, Ohio, doing great damage
| to surrounding buildings and seriously iDiur
ing nine men, two of whom have died. Loss
| $4,000. A similar accident was rarely if fever
known before.
The Atkinson, Topeka and Sante Fe r. r.
| Co. have contracted for the extension of its
road to Fort Learned, lis miles from its pres
ent terminus, TO be completed May LIST.
More tioops arrived in Cuba Saturday, from
Spain.
II is reported that the recent bank robbery
at East Darlington, Mass, amounted to $lZ5,-
| 600.
The funeral Of the venerable Thomas Ewing
| took place at the Catholic church in Lancaster,
o. on Sunday. Among the pail bearers were
| Gov. Hayes. Hon. Henry Stanberry, Senators
| Thurman and Sherman. Archbishop Purcell
| delivered an eulogy. Many OF the prominent
| men of Ohio were present.
| As Secretary Boutwell, entered Steinway
| Hall, New York, Friday night, he was served
| with a writ at the suit of B. q Calvin, who
| claims two million damages from losses by the
| Sscretary's financial policy
| The auditor Of Ohio has taker h ca measures
| for the dissolution Of the following rotten in
| surance companies: k0icketbocker, Equitable,
| Garden City and Commercial Fire. The lat
| ter three appear to be swindles OF the worst
| character.
Steamer Fort Smith, with $40 bales of cot
| ton and no insurance struck snag near White
River T on the Mississippi aud became total
| loss The cotton can be saved.
The Russian fleet is not expected until Nov.
9th.
Several parties have been arrested in Grant
| Parish La, tor the murder of the recorder in
Sept and committed for trial.
/ There were two deaths Saturday and four
Sunday Of yellow fever in Charleston. S. e.
The sub Ku-Klux committee closed a ses-
sion Of six days at Demopolis Ala, Saturday
where Sc persons were examined. Nothing OF
ths results Of the examination has transpired.
The committee go to Livingston, Ala, this
| week
Iu Philadelphia last week there were eighty
five deaths from small pox, slight increase
but the number of cases have largely increas-
ed.
Weather Eeport-Cct. 29-l2 T.. NJ.
War Department, Signal Service U. s. Army, D