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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

e VAx AnsuRcH 4 Cos Mammoth Mena-
gerie. Seigristis Great French Circus, and With
Frost's American Circus-a large collection OF
living Wild animals, and two foreign circuses'
will exhibit upder the largest pavilion in Amer
ica, at White Cloud. on Tuesday. May 3d. A.
D. ISL. afternoon and evening.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

PRorEcrrox AND FaEE TRADE Two
years ego Australia enacted protective
tariff to encourage her native wooden
manufactures sgsinst the imported wool
lens OF the mother country. The Do
minion Of Canada has for m.ny years
msintsined . protective tariff sgsinst
English importation. and has lightened
the burden Of tax on her own people BY
collecting . part Of them from English
manufacturers. Duricg the past season
the protective features of her tariff have
been increased. both from motives of rev.
enus snd to extend protection to her sslt.
Lumber. coal and other interests. And
now. according to the London Times, the
leading aatesmeu o! Iudis are coming to
perceive that the one thing needed for the
revival Of the ancient prosperity and
wealth Of India is the restoration Of her
ancient manufactures. For this they ask
such legislation ss will enable the Hin.
doos again to spin and weave their own
WOODS and cottons. instead of receiving
their supplies from England. So in spite
of the efforts Of England to propagate free
trade. her own three Iesding colonies repu-
dis,e The theory. Ireland. too. if she
enjoyed the advantages Of . local psrlis.
ment. would be the first to call for re-
vivsl Of her manufactures snd protection
to Irish spinners and wsavers-& Louis
Journal of Commerce.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18
Van Anburgh's q Comm.

va hnUos6 u VV0ius
Van Amburgh's . comm!
"Get ready"
Frost's Circus 10 with him
That's what"
And another from France
"Hold steady"
All under on Tent
- "Red hot"'
Then. the Ravel Zsnfretsas.
: "Lay low"
Lead lie void with their infants
8 Al guess not.'
OF organised shov., IT'S the Oldest
That's sou
With Clowns Foster and Gibbs
"Red hot."
With proce ssion and music so fine
Shouldn't wonder"
More women and children and men
"Wby not1''
On their very frst trip to the West
"Stlnd from upder"
They are coming! and coming,
"Red hot!"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

II HrssAsDs and faith :, can safely leave
their vives and children in the care Of Van.
Ambprgh Co.. where they will be shielded
from harm or insult.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

u TncK MuIEs. Munso Park and Jerry.
and trick horses and ponies. With Frost's Amer
ican Circus. Will be in White Cloud on
Tuesday. Nav 23d.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

IL HoaAcE ". NICHOLS, Fro the Oldest
and best equestrian director in the business,
uill direct the performances Of the arena, with
the Van Anbufsh concentration. They al
50 exhibit the accomplished Tick Mule Num-
90 Park, and the Shetland pony, .Jsnuaryn
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

D The Harsebesfe aud Three Horned Bail,
with many other specimans now with Van
Ambursh Co. are the only specimens ever
on exhibition, ever before in this or any other
city.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

u Christian education has Influenced the
manager Of Van Amburgh & Co.. to the extent
that be allows no anlioened profanity, into1iea-
ton or secular labor o, the Sabbath.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

u LADIES Axp cnlD.sx visit the Van An
burgh shov BY the thousands. without male
escort, 80 completely are they psstsessd fsop
harm or insult
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

u Van Amburgh 4 C,'s Menaserie. Sci
grists Great French and Frost's American Cir.
cuses exhibit in White Clou... afternoon srd
evening, on Tuesday, May 23I.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

D THr VAN AnsracH Company has been
st the. head Of the Animal EosA a. exhibitors
since 1921. This therefore is the Fiftie.h
Anniversary Of its existence, and its frst trip
to the exteAs west. In the meantime 1t has
three times Visited Europe. D. not neglect
sour opportunity this season.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

u One hundree and twenty psrsons. and
one hundred and f!ty horses, sss . vith The
Van Amburgh show.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

Several attempts have been made to
illustrate Mr.. Bret Hs:te's world famous
poem. "Plain Language from Truthful
James" al Of them unauthorized and
most of them hopelessly inssns. This
weeks Every Saturday contains eight
sket ches made by Mr. Eytinge. according
to Mr.. Hsrte's own suggestions. thus fur
nishing what may he accepted % the su-
thentic portraits of Truthful Jamsa. Bill
Nye and Alb Sin. the actors in tbst unique
California tragedy. and verscious repre-
sentations Of the different acts. The sug-
gestive scenes Of the 'smsll game" sLe
way graphically depicted-the psseeinl
beginning: the rise Of snspicion IN Will
liam Nys's soul whe8 All Sin ds,t du-
plicsie right bowsr; his going for that
heather Chinee;" snd the lively scene
that ensuea. and the virtuous disgnst Of
Truthfnl james and William Nye st
finding twenty -fonr packs in the subdued
kh Sins sleeves. and
"On his nails, which were taper,
What is frequent in tapers-that's wax"
NJ. Eytinee's Illustrations will give the
..IIea,beu Chiuse'' new lease Of popular
favor.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

II LADIES and children are visiting she
great nanaseris Of Van Ambursh Co.. 10
the leading cities Of the West. eitlssf .~le
prsseeisa. What other Organization has ever
bsussht shenf None.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

81 Tho last Of the great Democratic
victory 10 Connecticut vanished in smoke.
l.st week. The Legislature rectifed the
Democratic frauds 10 New Haven. and
declared Jewell elected Governor. with
the entire set Of Republican State off icers.
H The LeAveuworth Balletin s.ys
great. many people have wondered Why
We have remsined so long 10 White Cloud.
There is no wonder at sll why the editor
ofths Boilstio never remains long iu any
community.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

q The cLracr.rx Of White Cloud are com
pimented BY very neat and chaste letters to
Van Anburgh & Co.'S Menseerie. With the
pronise that if hey are promptly on hand at
O'Clock. p. m, on the opening hour. one
hours time will be given to examine TIE an.
imals, before the performances Of the arena
begin.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

La PETITE ENNA ARILLA This little
Freoch exquisite ought TO have the title
Of one of Puck's fsiries. Tor excsedine
grace and sylph-liks address. She 10 no,
yet 10 her teens. bat on horse ssck. o.
Arilla. she Is and can be nothing else but
"Qaeen Of Fairy Land" The little Mile
is not surpassed in her own FrAocs. or in
her adopted Aneries. She belongs to
the osiy genaios aud complete Freoeh
circus ever organized exelasivsly sa such.
to-wii. "Seigrist' q Great French Cireos." I"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

Has New LUTHER ARisEN?-Dr. Dol.
lnger. the eminent German theologisn.
has been exconmunicsted from the Romsn
Catholic Church for contesting the decree
of the late Roman Council on the subject
of the Pope's infallibility. His memo.
rial to the Archbishop Of Munich. declar.
ing his views on the subject. has been
published. with the Archbishop's circnlar
letter to the faithful of his diocese in reply.
DR.. Dollinger Processes TO be still Q
good Catholic. and to be acting for the
intersa's of the Romsn Church. lie at
tacks the '!ecres Of Papal infallibiiity be.
cause. as he says. it contrsdicts Scripture.
the opinions OF the fathers. aud tradition.
and is. besides. opposed to the civil con-
atitution of his country. He demands an
opportunity to prove his assertions at the
approaching meeting Of Germsn Bishops
in FuIds.
1t is hardly conceivshls thst Dr.. Dol.
linger expected the Archbishop to do
otherwise thsn he has done. or that bis
memorial was not intended to provoke
the accommodation he has suffered.
If this be so. he must also have prepared
himself for further measures Of resistance
to the decree. and the Catholic Church
in Germany may soon witness schfsm
not unlike that which was begun BY
Martin Luther.-New York Sun.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

VAs ANsuRGH 4 Cs. have . qssss
little Portable Hotel. whics tbsy give
the meme Of "Hotel de Frost" 10 boooe
Of its inventor. NJ. Hyatt Frost. ths psss.
ent manager. snd % owner is ths vese
establishment. They sl.o grooo -
hundred end forty oot Of the one hssdssa
aud fifty horses 10 stables iPpfovissd fos.
the season. To eniertsin . postios sf
these people snd horses. With othss psss.
pbern.lis. ,sclcding tho Ns0moah Pssil.
ION of Van Ambursb 4 Co.. is sslsisD
twelve tents snd -four serss Of gFssot -
erect what the Indianapolis Joorssi ~
"Csnvas City"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

p JENNY Llsp. the performing elephant uish
Van Anburgh. 70 the best trained Of all her
compstitors-so says Prof. Nash. Who has trained
all that have risen to any disiinctioa - per-
formers. The Professor i With Van Anbarsa
this year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

q Eight men and ten horses eoepose the
savsnss Or sdvsrtisiDs force Of Van Anborsh.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

OBrrUAKY-Died. ct R.no. X .asss 4. i.
six o'c'ock g.. m. Tuesday. My Oh,
1871. OF dropsy Of the heart. Mrs. Eiiss
Wakefield. vile Of Judge J. A. Wske6sld.
-Rsd II years. 10 months and % dsys.
Deceased was born 10 Bourbos eossey,
Ky. Removed. ct l6 yssrs Of -. 70
Illinois. where she married snd spsse -
gre 'ter portion Of her life. She ~ss ose
Of the earliest settlers Of Douglas eoassy.
and was noted for her energy Of ehssss.
ter. hospitality. sud her osny Chsistiaa
viriues. being sn exemplary wiis -
mo'her and . kind neighbos. ehs -
for many years . member Of The Msthodise
Church. She leave, husband aad sig
eh'l iren to mourn her los.-Lawrsses
Tribune
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

II Should the average Of visissss ssssis.s
to the great combination Of Van As6sEh .
Co.. during the remainder Of the sessue =
to date. over six hundred and ffty shsups1
spectators will have Witnessed tbs bsss ssss.
tainment no. travelling % the An~;ess O..
tnsns within the spaee Of seves neasha
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

% John Barry. the distinguished leaper and
ground performer. rides q principal summer.
sault while his horse is in full motion. The
great number of these feats declare him cham
pion. The turns are made through hoops.
over banners, through balloons. etc., etc.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

q The Hartebeeste, Ostrich. K,nsaroos,
japanese Swine. Three Horned Spanish Bull
new 70 this country, aad many other ami
ma's. are coming With Van Amburgh 4 Co.
The above are from the Londoa collection,
forwarded BY DR.. Livingstone, from Ethiopia.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18
FAcrs.-Whits Cloud is in . new. Q

FAcrs.-White Cloud 10 in . new. or
comparatively new country. which 10 -
yet thinly settled in relation to the pop.
ulous districts east OF us. Van Amburgh
& Co.'S Great Mensgerie and Circusss
make Q continuation that for magnitude
and grandeur is not exceeded in the world.
Ii requires IS q consequence great energy
and iorre of character to bring 20 vast -
establishment to this point through the
doubtful roads Of . new prairie country,
which is never entered except BY the
smaller light-rigged. and too often cheap
establishments that cannot exist where
they are compelled to compete with tho
unlimited resources Of firm like this or
other firms approximating it in sizs and
msgniicence. For the reason that this
establishment is 50 large. and intelligent
communities know of-tbe difficulty il
must experience 10 getting through the
country. rumors are often started. and
grow into belief. that .'ths show wont
come here; it will split up. divide" &s..
to answer which we s'y positively thst
VAS AmBUnGH l. Co.'S Mammoth Men,
sseris. Frnst's American and Seigriss's
Great French CircuIes. three great shows.
will he in White C'oud. on Tuesday.
May % !. a. advertised. No splits. moth
ing divided. entire. no tail end. piece or
psrt. no one quarter. no three quarters. or
mo'e'y. branch or tributary. but on the
contrary. the great show itself a. sdvss-
t'sea. Put it down as above; bet oa is
81 stated above. and you will BE- ssrs to
win. HYATT Frost is the M,n.e-r. sad
has been for twenty five years. and 10 The
mot popular. upright sni succsssfal
showman now living.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

q OSE DoUILf-SunntasAuLf-MAN does
not seem to please the managers Of Van An
burgh L Co.; they have two. viz: Frank Gard.
nes and John Barry. each Of whom throws q
double At the cloee Of the wonderful leaping
act over ten or q dozen horses.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

u ladies Of White Cloud and vicinity,
take in ycar geraniuus and cactuses. pot an
extra quilt On each bed. on the 23d, having
kiudlirg wood ready, start the FIRE. for Frost
uilI positively be here on that day-si,h Van
AmhurRh & Co.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

u Vas AssUssa : Cos Msagssis as1ts
eiIcases gill s1hibis usdrr one eassss b w.
c'sea.coa Isssdsy. Ne, "a. An ~ ~
peet:u'ly invited.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

e ProS. PARnLkE's SILvEl CossEr BAND
does the music for the Van Amburgh Co., as
correctly represented BY the pos,es and litho-
gnphs Of the great exhibition. Afternoon and
evening performances are given with the Van
At,bureh Co.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18

WHAT CnLDREN THINK OF Show FoLKs.
"A writer for Van Amburgh's show
TINS relates a scene that trsnspired Of
Eldora. between nne Ms.ter Charles Strof.
fer. AMI Master E Idle Nelson. each shout
FIVE YEAR:
"Eiii-. it's coms!'
WHAT'S Gomez"
"Whv. de show" anJ pointing to The
bill wagons, "dsre dey is-mus'ss 20
dare. Snowman carry you OF end feed 700
TO dc animals"
Ediis drew back little. snd pointing
along the street .aid. Il ses do nhowi''
No. 'tain'." said Charley. "dsts o..
bnrn's barber shop"
The writer did not wonder thst however
correct person may deport hi@sslf 10
the business. that he should b regarded
ss q Csnnibsl or child stssler where ID.
nocencs like this wss taught such soa-
sense ~ to he unable to tsll grsse -
nsgerie from . barber shop.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-18
Frost & Segriss American and French Troupes
HYATT FROST,
F. HYATT,
Rebuilt! RemodeIed!! RegiIded!!! RepainIedM!..!
The year 1871 Van Amburgh Co. road for just

V NN Just
lie M ~~ ~~ ~M in
Amue neseme Animals h CkT HmrB Great
Hh mel III L America H
eIasH Pin AaenL Lions
Ks a
Dem GKm Kmda KelH en- Pr
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ih tan d ne sat hkh
WILL EXHIBIT AT WHITE CLOUD,
Tuesday, May 3d. 1871
FAIeNSWOIeTII, Agen
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-01-02

CRY NEUROLOGY 187O.-Among the deceased
for 1870 we find the following names: Orlando
M. Marrett, ex-president Mercantile Library
Knight, Charles Blake Col. John Goddard
and Clement Phnney, merchants; Simeon
Hall, builder, and oldest member of the Maine
Charitable Mechanic Association; Stephen
Noyes one of our Oldest painters; Judge
Luther Fitch, the first judge of the Municipal
Court; Calvin Edwards, the father of piaLo.
forte making in Maine; William Willis, the
historian, not only of the city, but the State :;
David Stilings, sexton of the LIST Parish church
for over % years; three of the Oldest people in
the city, Mrs. Happy Morse, aged 80 years and
10 months, Miss Betsey Thomas, aged 96, sisters,
and Hannah Thorlo, aged So; Mrs. Camp
bell, aged 90; Capt. Dan'l L. Cboate, retired
shipmaster; j. H. Harmon, president of the
Common Council for 1869; G. H. Breed, of the
firm of Breed & Turkey, boot and shoe manu-
facturers; Enoch Moody, the keeper of the
Observatory; Capt. Charles Baker, secretary
of the Society of the Aged Brotherhood; Gen.
Joseph S. Jewett; William w. Deane, former
ly Captain q. s. A.; Nathaniel W. Ellsworth,
William Hyde, J. NJ. Kellogg; Huston and
Mugford, local celebrities; Mrs. Mary Wood
bury aid Mrs. Emily Ilsley Cummings; Miss
A. A. Small, the beloved assistant mistress of
the High School, and Miss Mary E. McKen-
ney, principal of Primary No. 8; DR.. Henry
Irving Jordan, talented young physician who
died at the West; William H.'Wood, the
broker; Mrs. Dan'l Starr, the mother OF Mr..
Geo. Starr, FL. B. NJ, Vice Consul and also of
Mrs. DR.. Dana, and Thomas J. Sparrow, The
architect
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-01-02

DECEMBER TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-Jonathan Nickerson ct ais. VS.. David s.
Mills Action to recover the value of.a seine sold to
Mills Defence, that the contract for the sale was
rescinded. Decision reserved.
Reed. Putnam.
SATURDAY.-John F. Anderson VS.. Portland &
Rochester Railroad Company. Action to recover the
expense of keeping horse while plaintiff was en-
ployed as engineer by defednant corporation. Judg
ment for Plaintiff for $500 and interest from the date
Of the writ and for such damages the clerk shall
find for repairs and costs.
: Webb. Deane s. Ye1rl.
The December civil term of the Superior Court
closed Saturday afternoon Dec. 3lst alter session
of seventeen days. A jury was in attendance days
trying cases. Court sat without jury 10 days. try
ing iG cases; whole number of trials, %. Actions
on continued docket, 355; new entries, las; whole
docket, 500; finally disr ozed of at December term
1853; continued to January term, 3i7. During the
year 1870 nine terms have been held, Of which six
were civil alone and three both criminal and CIVIL
Court has been in session in all 1876 days. OF which LAG
have been occupied with civil business and 80 with
criminal trials. In the transaction OF civil business
single jury has been employed 81 days, trying 4s
cases. and 10l have been tried by the Judge in
IS days. Whole number of civil entries during the
year. 1886; whole number of civil cases finally dis
posed Of 1875 number OF jury cases left undsposed
Of, 10; number of Court trials undisposed OF, 80;
whole number Of cases left untried, e.; number of
criminal trials with two juries, 43; number Of
fences passed, u.s. number of indictments found 1877
appeals from magistrates, 8; total, 1876; number
finally disposed Of 1873; criminal cases continued to
January, 1871, 25
The January term begins on Tuesday, Jan. Sd.
The first week will be devoted to the trial OF civil
causes with one Jury, according to the assignments
published last Wednesday. The second week crimi-
nal trials will begin with two juries and continue
until the criminal business is closed, after which
civil will be tried by the Judge without jury
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-01-02

Try Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. Il.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-01-02

Thefm0metf1c0ls C0mp0re0s
MEANWHILE THEo. SCHOOL, PENN.-Dec. o.
Thursday, thermometer at sunrise, degree; .
bitter cold day.
Dec. % Friday, A. NJ, 4 deg; mercury not
higher than deg all day.
Dec. "a, Saturday, A. NJ, deg.
Dec. 25 Sunday, sunrise, 2 deg; moderated
during the night.
Dec. 20, Monday, morning, 10 deg; snow fall
ling thick aud fast.
PORTLAND, Me-. Corner of Danforth and
Emery streets. )-Dec. %, Thursday, IA. M,
~ deg; II A. M 20 deg; at sunset the mercury
was falling, and so continued until midnight,
when deg. was indicated-the lowest temper
ature yet.
Dec. %, Friday, TAO A. NJ, 2 deg; A. NJ,
zero; noon, IL deg: 4.30 r. NJ, IA deg; mid
night, 8 deg.
Dec. "a Saturday, 73o A. NJ, deg; 8 A. M,
zero; 10 80 A. NJ, 10 deg; II 20 P. NJ, II deg;
P NJ, IL deg; 10 P. NJ, deg.
Dec. 25. Sunday, A. NJ, deg. below zero;
- 30 P. NJ, II deg; P. NJ, IA deg; AS P. Nj.
10 deg; P. NJ, 6 deg midnight, deg.
Dec. 20, Monday, 7i5 A. NJ, 10 deg; snow
falling very fast
According to the minutes, it appears that
Meadvile. situated in the n. w. corner of the
favored State. of Pennsylvania. 1.-TWO degrees
of latitude nearer the equator than Portland),
is visited the present season by Jack Frost, in
quite as good earnest as we are in the region of
Down EAST
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-01-02
CONNECTICUT.
THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY.


NEW HAVEN. Jan. l. The committee APP
pointed to investigate the affairs of the Home
Insurance Company of this city, reported at an
adjouroed meeting Saturday morning that
there was but one way to save the Company,
vz:-By reducing the capital stock to $40 900
(?i and subsequently issuing new capital OF
at least $500 900, and by filling the deficier-
cheney 10 assets by raising an additional sum
OF $150.000 to keep she reinsurance fund in
tact, The assets Of the Company are sufficient
to pay the present liabilities except TIE rein
surance fund. The suggestions of the Com.
mittee were adopted. The old stock was re.
duced to $4,000 (?) 100000 has been donated
toward filling the deficiency in the reinsur-
ance fund, 100000 subscribed to the new CAPT
tai and committee appointed to sc licit sab
scriptions for the amount remaining. The
meeting adjcurntd until Tuesday January 81.
A determined effort is being made to put the
Company on sound business mes! basis, With
fort is successful the Company will resume
business within week. Stephen English,
editor of the New York Insurance Times was
present at the meeting and approved of the
policy adopted.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-01-02
TELEGRAPHlOIrEns.

Carl Anschuz died Of cancer in the throat.
He literally starved TO death, for eight days
being able to swallow only little water.
Vice Admiral Shubriek suggests the impor-
lance of a lishtship near the place where the
wreck OF steamer Scotland lies off Sandy
Hook, to cost $4,000.
A carpenter shop, paint shop and dwelling
occupied by three families at New Loudon.
Conn, was burned Sunday morning. Loss
not reported.
The boiler OF ice boat Chesapeake exploded
Saturday night near Annapolis. Two men
were killed aud three others severely scalded,
The boat sunk.
The London conference is postponed few
days to await the arrival of Jules Favre and
Instructions.
Lewis Cook, treasurer of the White Pine
Co., Nevada. is missing. His accounts are
short over $24,00o..
Five steamboats, were burned at New Or
leans Sunday morning Loss $4,000; in
sured $175 900. Flonr, sugar, molasses, cotton,
&c, to the amount of $4,000 over insurance
was also destroyed.
The iewelry store Of Mr.. School at New Or.
leans was robbed of $4,000 in goods Saturday
night.
Since the establishment of a paid fire de-
partment in New Orleans incendiary fires
have greatly increased and every alarm of fire
IS signal for riot among the volunteer fire.
men. Ten thousand dollars is offered for the
arrest of incendiaries. 1t Is necessary to place
watchmen in stores on account OF the threats
of the firemen.
Steamship De Soto, for New York with cot
ton, sugar and molasses, was almost entirely
destroyed by fire in the Mississippi. twenty
seven miles below Now Orleans, on Saturday.
The cargo was valued at $3.50, geo; insurance
unknown. The vessel is owned In New York.
The King of Spain elect is expected to ar
rive In Madrid to-day.
The long drought is beginning to create
some anxiety in California for the crops.