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The New York herald., 1872-07-04

Idaho, Richardson, New York: brig r Mex spearing
y DEAL. June as-Arrived, Constantine, creevey, New
Dovrn' June-on, no date, ship Jason, from Philade-
.DyBIlS, june 2l-Arrived, Skiold, Henricksen, New
DExARAnA, July 2-sailed, schr John Ross Howell,
F9IEEsTosr, June 2l-oG no date, bark Hirundo Has
1s, ssss sMSr%Ssa Ssrsa. Den sreas. phil.
Empress Pugsey Ausn FRENCH suanape
dsHSsceK June si-xrrived, Ronachan, Scott. and Ad-
Ss SuAsea Pr brig Florence sr, Holmes
Ds!t Sgs S Eds @ Al
MEDIA, Phadci iEhia; B Iume, Brooks, Baltimore:
& aosss iGSn @ SR se'n for
HaMuna s m iSSss Ssw Walsh. penaeon
G.uanape 18th, WestphaIia %, schwensen, New York
"saI!srI sasa e,S isa Pam, fFs'%SsS FasE Ss% York
w1S Hale White
ss,sSs 'Ss ssf
Sailed asd, ship Union, Cotter, Hayre 2sth,
TsrE os s sas S Gc Ss
Cleared ast ba,ks "a, Fannie r,, Forbes New York;
Op cS Sr Ss ycs nsrS Sos ,
and MSrasia ame1rs both rom New ~ York, is aa
D Facy % % msTeh Empire crousr
Sy %ad o S. e%n % sysSsy
Darisn Thomas Hamyn Misshe Ns% orsans; UnI'
King New York Hocheaga, Richardson, Baltimore I'D,
Col Adams Butler Gnanape.
Sailed 10th, Fleetwing, Thatcher New York; Belle,
wgley, New Haven; 2st Bellevue, New York; oreste
Cleared NIh triumph, ceddie, Baltimore; 2lst.
Entered out 10TH City Of London tl Mirehouse and Ba
tavia S, Murphy, for New York; 2st England t, An
drews and sol9n johnson, do; Lydia skoleId Forsyth
Lospos, June ap-Arrved, Electra, Gorham, Colombo;
2st, Z stetson Moore New York (apd ent out 10 re-
turn) Peter Jebscn (s Wulf do and I'D to re-
turn 22d, Isabella Blyth, Perry, Boston.
Cleared 22d, Hudson, Pratt New York.
Ent out 2Oth Perseverance, Lamb, Phadel phia; RO-
dolfo Dnobaro. Crocco for New York.
Sailed from Grayesend 2lst Gil, Nobre New Orleans
LAscxsTER, June 20--Arrived, Argo Burns Savannah.
LoSDoyDxRnY, July l-Arrved ship Confidence, Patter
MAIXo~ June Is--sailed oceana, Asiaksen, New York
MEsslSA, June l0-saied Sam Slick, Mugford, New
York
Bacon, New York. Harry Ledgley, Baltimore; schr
Angie Amsbury Jones' ST Thomas (and sailed 23d for Fer
naidina) ed brig Daphne Rowens, st John, NIB; bark
Joshua Loring Lamb, Boston 23d brig prentiss Hobbs,
Dodge, Portland; bark Karanack tBr) Allan New York
brig Harry vrden Collins Cardenas (and cleared 26h
for New Orleans, via navana); oath, barks staZight
Seavey Mobile Alaska (Br), Gary New York; brig Loeb
Lomond, Clough Baltimore; 10Th, Holbrook
Sailed June II, brig Francis Lewey, Lewey, New Or
leans; schr John Bird seeper ateras 2d brigs Union
08r), Tufts, Portland; NJ Reynolds tBr), Young New
York; bark Mary Libby, Libby River CHdej 23d brss
Novelty, iiavcnor, Bostoni Concord Kelly Baltimore;
7h, bark Charles Forbes swet River Clyde
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sai!sdEA reported excepting the shove arrivals and
sd-AvrIved schrs Mary Eliza Port johnson foy Bos-
ton; Minnesota, aisss-.sh.a sur Hyqnnis: Mary Ann
Wehawk for Lynn; Lindsay, and Olive Eiiiabeth
Portland for New York. n :. Z. ~ -
saiedmschrs Minnesota, Alice campben, and froiie
rwILMINGMroy To iy July i--Arrvsd. steamship Regulator
WIcKF3ED, July i-Arrived. schr Sarah B Bun,sv
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

Prizes cashed orders filed andinformatlon furnished
TAYLOR 4 CO..
IL Wall street.
The New York herald., 1872-07-04

The man Arnold who was prostrated In Pougbkeepsie
on Tuesday died yesterday, and three
reported last night, two of which viii probably prove
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10 ahy person producing any medicine ah'e
show one third AZ many living permaneet cures
Dr.. Filters Vegetable Rheumatic Kemtry ana
further reward Of 300 for any case Of Cir,nic
lnfaHmtaory Rheumatism, Neuralgia, EneGErst
Aguo sCiatica ard rheumatism of the Eidrrys
wardly only pleasant to the taste ard rss srtr7eed
ir'e RON injurious druos it is not aque.% isssi'
cine but the scientific prescription Of Jos T. Eti,-,
NJ. D.. Professor of Toxcoloey ard ChexiEr
graduate Of the celebrated University OF penn.v'-
vania. A d., 1883, wh0sa entire profession al iiiri
been devoted specially to this disease. 1'his prey
sr,'icn under solemn oath is tonscientiongly b'.
leyei to be the only positive, reliable infallib.
specific ever discovered The proof that no ST..
specific exists 10 found in every conmunitY il, per
suns afflicted for many years and stil suteiue u
physicians could cure 1t If specific did ris, ttiS
woul0 not be sO--a fact that must he universally
admitted. The oft deceived sufferer nay wise y
ask what security or eyideI &C has he thu d.. ilit
ler's Rheumatic Syrup will cure his case fho
protection Offered to sufferers against iniosiicn ia
in legally sign'd contract which will h. iCrws dsl
without charge TO any sufferer sendinr Wv ict0t &
d. scription of affection; this guarantee will Pt&te
The tNact number of bottles warranfc To clIn NnG
N case of failure the money paid viii he returned
the patient. No other remedy h.a eyor hecA
Tered OH such liber NJ and honorable terms Me-
al advice. with certificates from proriiprnt pty-
lcians, clersymen etc. who have been cured p ,g
all other treatments have failed, SORT BY letter
gratis. Afflicted cordially invited to write Tor Cd
vico 20 the prinopal office, 90 South Forth St,s.
P Philadelphia, Pa. DR.. Filters Rhsnsnna< sE,vs
is sold by d1ugits. -, b. ....r
Sole Agent, Petroleum Sentre, w
CALENDER Il Co, Wholesale aei's, a.sd
lille, Pa. -I I9I
A. R; CHAMBERLAIN & CO.. Sole Asea rcua
vile. Pa. 7.
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GRAVES & ELLIS.
;,,, 20 coRNHILL, BOSTON.
J'-o div
SSl9IERS OF MERCY HOSPITAL.
WORCESTER.

o. Nppnea'ion Is frequently made for admission to the
SISTERS Hospital For the benefit OF an concerned and
or general ref renee it has been thought well IN
HSn the RULES which have been observed since t1o
op'nns. Inc Institution is specially designed for f.,
n"ies VINO have not The means or conyeniences oC ho
property cared for in tine of sickness The great mo-
,''iS vi sfs who are dependent upon their own oyer
o',s oi hVng' come under this class They consu,no
'i vases "neh in health, almost as soon as earned
"u ~ STIFFNESS are thrown upon the charity of tbo
"oiiu 'haDe to procure themselves tho ,aoos.
lhc.lcal assistance and proper treatment tbo I,,,
uhuer the feeling that they are burden tn tb
ana to those around them. Many girl has boen ,ao
scker by the thought and her recovery doiavo '''U'
maps rendered impossible F'i-
The following are the rules fbe hospital;
j. Females only received
g Three Dollars yearly paid chca in Ieapb. pivos ,.
night to bed and to all the privileges of the osnta
in time Of sickness
j. Contagious and infections diseases excluded eor
Inc safety of the other patients.
=. In admissions. no distinction made bv reason oe
creed or nationality
o. Al those WIN do not take out certificates yearly.
must payby the week and in advance.
Address Mo1nrn MARY JEROME
superior of Convent of Mercy,
laIE deontr 1v....
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Mo1HER MARY JEROME

Superior of Convent ofMercy,
laiE deoptf ,yo.,.,
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We are also offering the
z Per Cent. Gold Bonds
OF THE
PEORIA & ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD,

whichwe feel that we recommend with entire con-
h1ence as TO safety, security and profit.
The Road 81 miles in length. is already COMPLETED and
earning much more than The Interest on The WhOie issue Of
bonds The mortgage, Sl,5OO0OO is less than S6 800 per
mile. The road passes through rich, popuous agrcul-
tural. manufacturing and coal district. 1t connects
Peoria and Rock Island two of the largest and most
fourshng cities of Illinois, and forms part OF trunk
line from Indianapolis to ST. Fau, SIS miles. It also
connects two navigabe rvers-he Illinois and Misss-
sipp The bonds authorized ior the extra equip
ments and necessary buildings required to do the BUSH
ness now offered They Coupon Bonds. 81 900 each
and can be registered if desired. Interest," per cent
gold free of tax payable February and August. Price
50 and interest in currency.
Nothing can be safer than FIRST MORTGAGE
BOND on A FIRST CLASS RAILROAD. and in REF
erence to either Of the above mentioned Boni we feel
that the security they offer ample and the profit
to be derived by their direct purchase or in exchange for
other frs-class securities is large Maps circulars, and
full information relating to the above Bonds furnished
upon application to
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-24

SS7S A MONTH - expenses paid
w ~ ~ Male or Female Agents-lIorse ana outfit
furnished to sell our Universal Cement Co,nit,s',a'
, tunnel Button Hole Gutter and other aitices Ciren
nla '''' AuUress "a NOVELTY CO..
iiAo d3n No
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CONSTRUCTION OF THE ROAD.

The road is completed the eastern boundary of Do-
ko' the Red River ofthe North distance of 255 miles
On the Pacific coast IS miles are under construction tc
greater part ofwhch Is complee1-lnoludng purchased
lne'' the Northern Pacific Company now have nearly
OOV 'eS Oh running road Contracts let for the con-
s'rcton of 6a5 miles more, to be finished before the
close of lS7l
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WANTED-Four or six MAcHrNIsTs. nv
ias9 ,o. j b. PARKER d CO,
VOL Clinton Mass.
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w ANJED-A middle-aged American lady.
val 10 help do the work in a small family: must come
"v s5d recommended Apply at No. Hawthorn St.
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This is because the Bonds are based upon the ampcst
security, being FIRST AND ONLY MORTGAGE upon
the railroad franchises and all the Lands and property
and rights of property real and personal in pos
session by the Northern Pacific Railroad Company, or
which the said Company may hereafter acquire" The
Land Grant of the Northern Pacific Railroad will average
over $4,000 to each mile road This land is capa-
be reproducing in abundance all the Fruits, vegeta-
bes and cereals ofthe Eastern or Middle States.
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ST. JOSEPH & DENVER CITY RAILROAD CO.'S
FIRST MORTGAGE
Sinking Fund Land Grant Bonds,
BEARING EIGHT PER CENT. 6 p. e. PAYABLE
IN GOLD.

The attractive features Of these Securities arc recog
nizcd in the fact that although they have hcet hut
short time the market, they are nearly all absorbed
and but mall amount are now for sale.
They combine perfect security with liberal rate of
interest. This Interest account is made light Tor, and
cas- " horne hy the Company through the operation of
the Sinking Fund created from sale, OF the Company :
land which in many draw interest at the rate of
ten lO per cent. per anuum. The security behind them
Is ample in every par icular they constitute first
and only mortgage trunk line of railroad which will
soon connect the city of st joseph No ian important
railway CENTRE with the Union Pacific Railroad at Fort
kearney materially shortening the distance between the
Atlantic and Pacific COASTS, In addition to this the
bonds have further security in The met Il at there is
included in The Mortgage the COmpany's magnificent
Lands amounting to 100000 acres known to be among
the best in the United States The Mortgage ndenture
prohibits the sale of these lands at less than Four a.
Dollars per acre and payable the Trustees under the
Mortgage for the clear and express purpose of retiring
these Bonds. The amount thus realized exceeds the
entire amount of Bonis which can be issued and leaves
the road property and franchises free The Bonds have
thirty to run, with interest Eight Per Cent free
Of tax, payable February and August in each year Both
principal and in crest payable in gold The Prnci-
pal in New York The interest in either New York,
London, Frankfort Nan at the option of the
holder without notice and in the gold currency of the
country in which they are presented. They coupons
or registered. Trustces-Famers' Loan and Trust
Company.
The present price Of these Bonds is 9T4 and accrued
interest in currency from August l5 1871 But they are
receivable par and accrued interest In payment for
lands sold by the Company The right is reserved to ad
vance the present selling price without notice.
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THE VALUE OF LAND GRANDs.

The average price at which twenty-six land grant
railroads have thus far sold their lands sO4 per acre
the highest average of grant being $685. and the
lowest 1901 With few exceptions, the average selling
price has increased from to year The lands of the
Northern Pacific Road admitted, by all who have
seen them to be better an1 saabe than those of
most other grants but sold at the general average of
S7g per acre, they will yield more than sl6 900 per
mile ofroadmore than three times the possible cost of
! rEr,rs,101ReZ they will produce more than $4,000
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-24

N I'D
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC SEVEN.
Thirty GOLD BOND AS ONE OF
THE BEST AND SAFEST sECTrRr-
TIES NOW OFFERED TO TErp
PUBLIC.
Ill ''s security are combine the high credit of first
class Railroad Bond with the soidity and sore, =,
Real Estate Mortgage on Land worth moro Than ,,,oo
the amount loaned.
lheSe Bonds are payable in l9OO-bear $40 per cent
interest in Gold payable first of July and anuarv,ro
free Of u S. Taxare receivable at 10 per cent nrcu,
Tor the Companys lands at the Lowest cash p,t,o
and are issued in the following donor,,r.,,,..
Coupon bonds slOO, $780, and 1000 Registered bonds
slOo' $780, $1,000 $1,000 and $4,000.
inc proceeds of all sales of Land are REQUIRED 10 he do
voted by the Trustees of the bondhoders CMcssrs Inv
Cooke and j. Edgar Thompson). as a Sinking Fuod 70
'ne purchase and cancellation of tho FIRST MORTGAGE
VI temporarily to the payment ofinterest thereon
il necessary.
NAOhANGlNG 5-eOs. In view of the ability and
h&ed policy the Government to call in ifs 5-ao and
substitute iow-intercst bond-s4OooOO 900 having been
'Seo IN for cancellation since September Ist-manv
nooers ofo2Os are exchanging hcmor Northern Pacecs
mus adding to their principal the present premium on
government Bonds and increasing their yearly in,cros,
income nearly one third.
All marketable stocks aud bonds will be received at
ureht prices in exchange for Northern Pacific Seven.
'nr'ics without expense to the investor.
FOR further particulars concerning this Bond mr. n,
na'e OF the same, apply to the undersigned.
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every BOY IN AMERICA Will
WANT TO READ IT."
THE BOSTON BOY,
LOUIS HENRY.
LOUIS HENRY.

{, 5555huiqney bound elegantly illustrated I6mo Price
civ dli 9U'a o. GeO &c llutchinS, who comes TO the
th5 nsls MS way through the tempa ions
temseyes ram ma, P5ys who are obliged to battle for
respected and wealthy " W "'''"Vss' grew 10 be
For sale by all booksellers and ro,.i,,
mail postpaid receipt Of price 6y the 6 Or sem by
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-24
TRAFFIC ON PACIFIC rA,,po,

As officially reported the gross earnings of the present
Pacific Railroad (Unon and Central for 1871 tbo soo,
year OIL through business December earnings estimated
reach Seventeen Millions and Quarter ofths e5 per
cent Is from Loo Business and it Is stated fully 81
cent or nearly Nine and Half Millions, are net over
operating expenses.
An equal traffic on the Northern Pacific Road will nav
dividend gilmore than 81 per cent on ITS total cos,
WIN Its great and unquestoned advantages in distance
grades climate and tributary fertile country the North
ern Pacific is assured Of vast and profitable business
rom the outset with large increase for the future.
Ihese facts regarding Pacific Railroad earnings and
the market value of Railroad Lanas, as shown by aetna,
'a'eS 10 settlers show the nqaestoncd security of
Northern Pacific Railroad Bonds.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-24

Roy WANTED-In Hardware Store
ms -, KINNICUTT & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27

The JuarcZ government is said to have pub.
lshcd new tariff which ab0lishcs the IONA
Libra on the frontier.
The largest sale ofcotton ever made in Savan-
nah by one firm took place yesterday-3561
bales, valued at $4,000.
The Union Pacific railroad is again bIockaded
Oy snow. The storm is likely to close com
mnncatOn for some time.
There was an unconfrmed rumor last night
that steamer United States, of the Cincinnati ard
Louisville mail line, had blown up several miles
below Cincinnati.
Brig Anhve Marsilia one of the several YES
sells belonging at Halifax, and long missing, is
reported abandoned with four feet of water in
her hold. The fate OF the captain and crew is
unknown.
The Herald's Washington dispatch has an i'm.
probable statement that our government has
authorized an American banking house in Eng
land to offer to settle all Alabama claims for
100000 GOO sterling.
A Matamoras dispatch of the 25th saws: "a
special courier arrived tonight from San Luis
PUtoSi, with letter TO the 10th instant confirm
ing the previously reported death of General
PGllro Dlaz in the mountains of QuretarO, on
the 18th, from dysentery. The followers of Dlaz
have proclaimed for Tcjada or Juzman for presi.
dent"
Adyices have been received by the government
that the Apache Indians, who were supposed to
have been pacified bv Vincent Collyer' threaten
war in the spring, but prompt measures are
being taken to either thoroughly pacify or an
initiate them.
The house of Henry Spinney, in Argyle, Var
mouth county, Nova Scotia, was burned on the
17th inst, and five children peIishcd Mr.. and
Mrs, SDiuney were absent on a visit and the
only adult person left to protect them was an
insane grandmother. The remains of two chill
dren were found in a condition which showed
that they had nearly effected their escape. The
grandm other was found asleep and dragged out
alive
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27

10 the Associated Press

THE NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE.
Secretary Boutwell,, i'll a letter to-day to Col
lector Arthur of New York, says;
81 laid your letter Of the 23l inst before the
president, and ain authorized TO say that he
approves of the main features of your plan for
the storage of general order goods at the port of
New lOrK. The change should be made with
as little delay as the nature OF The case will per-
nit. In the reorganization of the general order
business, political influences and personal inter
ests should be set aside. Having first made the
right Of the government secure, it is the prcsi-
dents wish that the work be so arranged and
conducted as to give the largest facilities to mer-
chants, with the least possible cost. The details
of the organization must De left to your judg-
ment"
The collectors letter proposes to divide the
water front OF the city into districts, making
four or more upon North river and five upon
East river, and to designate ono warehouse of
"class three" in each district, to which all goods
removed under general order from vessels lading
within the district shall be sent; also TO desio-
nate six or more slmilar warehouses in Brook
lyTi, and one at Hunters Point to permit the
several steamship companies to select any "cass
three" store located in the district i'm which their
ships land as u warehouse for the storage of I'M
claimed goods arriving by their vessels, subject
however, to the single condition that neither a
steamship company, nor any person connected
with it, shall have any interest in or control
over warehouse so designated.
The collector says :-"By this system. ware
houses in all cases will be provided within a
short distance of the place of the landing of
goods; the expense Of carriage will be reduced !;
all danger of crowding and confusion will be
avoided, and the wishes of steamship companies
will be consulted so far as consistent with the
interest of the government"
MINOR MATTERS.
The senate investigating committee will not
meet till Monday next, owing to the sickness of
Senators Biyard, Howe and Buckingham. The
latter expects to be able to fake his seat This
week.
The abolition Of the Objectionable general or
der system in New York, and the establishment
in its place of a system by which importers can
receive their goods promptly and at low rates of
expenses, gives great satisfaction here.
The committee of ways and means this morn
lng agreed to report a bill taking the stamp
duties from ielies and preserves. The general
tarih bill was also under consideration, and it
is hoped by the committee that they will have it
ready TO report to the house in short time
Inc supreme court holds as sound doctrine
tnat no one can apply the name of any district
OF tue country to well known article of com
pierce ana obtain thereby any exclusive right
TO its use. Geographical and generic names can
not be SO adopted and appropriated.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27

Garrett Davis having partially recovered from
illness will leave for home on Wednesday
1t is stated that s. S. Cox is quite sick at
Washington.
The report that Lord Mayor Gibbons has been
knighted proves untrue.
After the thanksgiving ceremonies at ST. Pauls
the prince of Wales will go on tour TO the
Italian lakes, staying abroad two months
Thomas f. Durant, Esq, DR.. Snodgrass, and
several Of the female suffrage agitators, are
the present speakers at the Sunday meetings
OF the Washington city section OF the lnterna-
tOnas.
The records of the treasury department show
that, since the Inauguration of President Grant
General Babeock has drawn but one salary and
that is attached TO the position of major of
engineers.
The wife of Moses H. Grinnell died at Genoa
Italy, on the 22d. She was the niece of Wash
ington Irving. Her remains will be brought to
this country for interment.
The Chinese embassy reached Chicago at 9 30
yesterday afternoon, and were Immediately
escorted to quarters at the fremont house and
Grand Central hotel by the committee of the
common council who had met them at Aurora.
Rev. j. b. Miles, of Boston, and Elhu Burritt
spoke at Washington on Sunday night, at a
peace meeting, on the treaty of Washington.
They will speak at Baltimore on the same sub
lect tonight, at u public meeting lwith Reverdy
johnson as the presiding officer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27
Our New England Dispatches.
Dangerously stabbed by Burglars iIIcd
by the Accidental Discharge of n Pistol,
etc.

MAbSACUUSE1TS.
Boston, Feb. 26.-John Hooper, resident of
Swampscott, was dangerously stabbed last Sat
urday night, in defending his property from
burglars. George Macintire, Nathaniel Mace
aud John Flynn are under arrest for the crime.
James Doherty, well known contractor of
Boston, died last evening, having accidentally
shot himself several days ago while loading a
pistol.
MAINE.
BATH, Feb. 26 -Steam-stug Resolute of the
knickerDocker t0wage company's line sunk at
Monclon's wharf early yesterday morning, from
cause unknown, probably the freezing and
bursting of the pipes.
PORTLAND, Feb. 26 Tho navy department
at Washington has requested the managers OF
the Portland, Saco and Portsmouth railroad to
SO locate their new line, recently chartered as TO
enable them to build span from the Maine line
to the navy yard at Kittery.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, Feb. 26.-Thc men arrested re-
Gently at Van Vert, Ohio, have been lnlly dcn.
tilted as Scott and Charest, the Windsor Locks
murderCrs,
The convention of German American associa.
lions OF this state, held in this city TO dny dis
cussed political matters, and decided nots 10
nominate any ticket.
RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, Feb Pa man named George