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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

- Francis J. Marker, printer in Meriden' Conn,
committed suicide Sstnriay night
i N Hughes a. Co.'s drug store, at Wilkins
burg Penn MONDAY Loss 10000 insurance $1,000
The Hon Robert G. Schenck, the American
Minister London gone Paris Gea Sherman and Lieut.
Grant.
John W Pitcock gave his Both annual dinner
newsOsys and bOotbaeks the City Hall IN PnburgA On
The American Ring COmpany's Works, In
Wlerbny Coma damaged Monday night ~ The extent
Of IS 900; insured.
Mr. Cook q prominent lawyer and counsel for
Mrs. Laars San Francisco Saturday He nAFe OF
Mougomery County and Of he California Pioneers
49, By stipulation, signed by the respective par
ties The hearing on the appeals orders modifying and refusing 70
vs the brer Of K Controller Connolly has bean
set down for FRIDAY in Albany
The State Engineer has made the following
Copper, DepgtT Ststs Enliher Hny =
hnhrE k Railroad Department Barney Van Rensselaer,
e ths Land Department w. " CLERK in tA State In
gineers once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
Kings COUNTY REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE


sIIAs T. BUTCHER ELECTED CHAIRMAN.
The members OF the Republican General
Committee OF Kings County for the ensuing year assem-
blcd last evening al Commonwealth Hall in Washington
Ct The meeting was called to order by Sas T. butcher,
who nominated LOrn Palmer of tho First Ward tempo
rry chairman. The nomination was approved, and the
credentials OF delegates called FOR and handed to
the secretaries found that there were c0Itestng
delegations from the Second. Twelfth. Fifteenth and
Nineteenth wards and the town OF New Utrecht, and
these case were referred to the Committee Contested
seats subsequently appointed.
Henri 3 Bellows of The Seventeenth Ward moved the
nomination by acciamatIOn of Sas T. butcher for per
IrsEect Cha!.ggn u tle General CQnmttee. Tie mo-
ton vas nnGnlIn6nsly Adopted AT. butcher took the
chair and made brief speech expressing h' thanks Tor
tie token Of confidence, and congratulaneih Commit
zee Oh the situation OF affairs the city, county. state.
and nation The following officers we're elected by &c
cl7matiou:
First Vice Presldcnt, A. c. Wlliams; ser0ud Vice
President Col. W j. CrOpsey, Third NlcC-PIesldent'
NJ J BestOW Treasurer Franklin Woodruff secretary
T. North; Assistant secretary AibeFt Daggcr; Cor
responding Secretary, Henry o. wheeler; oerseahtat-
Arms. Daniel Ward.
on motion Of samuel Mclean. Committee OF Five
was appointed BY the Char 10 take into consideration
the verdict rendered by Criminal Court Ia the cases
OF Jacob Worth and Edward H. Terrere, and to report
whether the verdict would render their
lection "A. memoirs Of the General Committee from the
voice Committee would forth 20 the people In
the Interest Qf purity and that they should set their
faces ike hut against corruption fraud, ana trckery'
whether the state. municipal or national government
Mr. worth himself seconded the motion for the appoint
meut OF q Committee, and IL vas adopted lie Com
mlstrs then ad burned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

loss OF THE Ship LIVERPOOL AT SEA.

The ship Liverpool, Capt. Lambert, OF Lon
DON which arrived at this port yesterday brought nte
hgence Of the loss Of the ship Europa Capt Wood OF
Glasgow on Dec o. and landed the officers and crew OF
the shpwrccked vessel Capt Wood reports that be en-
countered heavy gale Nov 49, during which the bu
warks OF the ship washed away, and that he
evnerenced heavy weather from that time Untn Dec 90
when the gale Increasing and the cross seas breaking
over the vessel all hands were dashed 70 the pumps AT
midnight while the hauling up the fOresai
tremendous struck the ship the port SIDE anu the
main and mzZen masts fell the side, breaking tho
pumps iniuring the boats and throwing the men from
The rigging the deck When the vessel was sighted ~
the Liverpool not mast va standing there were seven
feet OF water in the hold an the were exhausted
with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
NEW-hAMPoUIRE.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

IEPI BLIDAN SIAIb LON ' ~ HUM
CONCORD, Jan. 2.-Ihe hotels are crowded
tonight with delegates the Republican State Conven-
ton tomorrow and prouueL Republicans tom differ
en parts OF the state THO contest for Governor VIII
probably be between T. Straw and Horton D. Walker,
with the chances in favor OF tho former.
meeting or the state Committee was held this even
Ing aud waz presided by Hon f. H. Rollins, chair
man. Speeches were made by Mr.. Rollins, e1-GOv.
suvth ex-Cov Hale and others. TAe Convention will
oubfess be one OF the largest held in the state The
Hon Henry Wilson OF Massac usetts is in town and VIII
address tho Convention tomorrow.
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FRAGMENTS or WLSrERS NEW2
lnr TELEGRAPH TO rur rprnryr

CIVCTvNArI. Jan Capt. ". j. Anderson was
PrLsu o. the Young Mes Me-a-te Lbray cation
fa-o r
ia sxcepuoB a- I'rr of ' Asrlat'a
Judges a't Walker ~ tie Superior Cont D-r
a. successors % and TAN rrsiguHd
CHICAGO Jan. At j. understood that ~ snc0 -
the Cant Ilrv meet hs7 will consider easrs lr VI A
men Tie t. IN n special Grand jury expiring s- sT
arsasbei. Ms. hgis o aav run o. .
Md ,oust eros ug. aul .nstalr N rt "r %
innate wisa gtga!aa Home Committed suede by allg a-
y~steriaV
PITTSBURGH. Jan. "A young man named ~uf n
eTlaua Feau's Lending West Vs. y-erar vas nTe D. =
10 tolg
toor ling ne. 0pea lie "a Co. col 80 -
a. Oh the Iurya
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

Michael Carroll, Reform candidate for AZ
derman died sunday OF erysDelns at his residence
An aasonst He born In Ireland In ls29and came 10
this country when about 20 years old For many years
he resided In the Fourth ward. and served - School
Trustee OF that Ward FOR term He has always bgeh
actively opposed to Tdmmans Han, ana Was about hFr
yrar- ago a Democratic candidate Tor NOuhtiiIhhh ~
oppO-i ZION TanInaAY. IL IL sa that he "aa larry
elected, Dut Loot ~ scat % fraul.iegt counting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.

Tor ot6er Ship Neirs Third Page
ARRIVED.
shp sagsnore lf Portsmouth H. Pickering Hamburg tys
with mise.
BIG Mont Christi Eaos St Pierre Mart Is day' sih .a,lt
Eai-kIyER ASD COAsTwEg.
Grsnd Island. CamIsu. Veto Ih9mlst.1.
James H-nrv. Rocklsnd HJena Povd,ac.
B D. Pitts. RlyeTaeaL la Eta. Pembroke
JAS Ftch, plock Iaa a. Ance olsrs. Glr' 1e-
-I'nion Fl4-. PrOylelc- Vi = Malone. 3o. Spor' Va
John A. FORT PrOyGenr- Algrnr Fa ttraf PnUdeucA
Fyeirn. an.1m. jas. 4 Potter Nnr.havrs-
Pa..-c Frov.ie-re ann" jones F.III.fFen
Virginia. Boston. Bertha aolfer tr0gic-cr
Jas. T. D.rlte, Providence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
TIE STATE OF TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS

EVvOatEAvs jan ayour-Stocs s. saps-f-s a. no1hs
Extra Treble - D. Corr 1Fc- sl u
lgl at eoc Bran doll s1d over .i.-, A. ~ %
dull M SO; Ch0ce ~ tLa rr-rf OF rg sf
r. b,s csnef rglaci q orrces P1r il ani ie
III s. Bacon dal sbou!e-1 Clear b. 3c Clear Side -
I,r scare. agf frm. Tercs . Eag %! T. Ngf ru TO-
eror 6a6I Common 81 0sc Fair Fully Fair = l fu"
g8glc Mose-LoT-r grades tu better gr1es l ,gi si-f
Inferior 2092c; Common 2SQE PAR HdDc irme ''f ie
str-,I, Prime Choice f2zf6e. cote SIN Or'arr ifsse
Fair q3rz0le Good 2Ht ale; Prime. 81. N.li- N1si-
6ci 2ea~i va EEclsngsel1g basz. usi Fe"rIo No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
MASSACHUSETTS.

CONGRESS EIECTION-A REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan. 2.-At the special
election the IXth Congress District to-day 10 choose
a Of .am b. Washburn-whO resigned 10 be-
come Governor Of Mas.achusets-COl Alyah Crocker OK
FtcLbgrg cAo by very largo majority, receiy-
ing no least niuetenths Of all the votes cast Many
towns went unanimously for him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
wEsTCHEsrER COUNTY HOr1rv,pns

ACCORDING to the returns recently made IN
the Board Of Supervisors Of Westchester co,n, thu
COST OF constructing new bouleyards and improving tbe
80 OF od roads has already exceeded 5000 Ooo
tie wors a. NUN more VIII be required TO complete
gave been As follows: ' wv al eisHs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
PENNSYLVANIA.
III 1rGlsIArrRE IN SESSION.

HAaRIBUrG, Jan. 1.-The State Legislature
convened to-day. WIN. Elliott OF Philadelphia was
elected Speaker q the House. The speaker Of the
Senate announced that satisfactory evidence had been
received a. Senator Coune,rs DEATH and he would to-
Gay .--Io o Yrit Tor D Few election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

Devcr's High-Grnde on. prs6sTsl sT7r ~ f,rv s.st
odoes unsurpassed Illumination
en1io-
Is Oh is gupriueed equal any FOR
Gals and barrels ~ favorable
THE DEyoE MASUIicrrRrve Co., II Tlios.st, y. T. :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

Beware Of Worthless limitations NJ Marion Tn.ad States Wfet
Co Ges Wales Coz N4icl which footed
imposition th- words MAaIos n - are eugred
plate the MlnSpnBg Barrel spGIio4A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
WE1THER REPORTS.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
NArHiNeIoN, Jan. = l'tz-' T. III
Synopsis fOr tie past tlrsHfl-fOur hours.

Synopsis fOr he past trsHtf-fOnr h0urs.
The barometer has risen since Monday after
noon throughout thr Atlantic States, being hishCs n
New En- gland with clear weather Nprhea-tery Wihi'
1reyII on fbe middle Atautic coast southeast winds
On the lower axes IN ~ low barometer has adj
vauced from Kansas nOrth-eastward 10 Iowa. and the
ressnrp las be- gun to fan south and west OF HcwYork
Fresh southerlv winds prevail on Lake Michigan
Threatening weather with occasional Light ram from
ges 10 the lower lakes and westward. Rising oarome
Ter with northwest winds ana clearing weather Is
reported from ilruil Tho rivers have rlsn especially
a. Pittsburgh Nashville and Memphis aud fallen some
what at St Louis. $1,000.
Probabilities.
The low barometer In Iowa will probably move east
ward on Wednesday the lower axes cloudy weather
with rain continue with easerlY winds IN the Gu ana
south Atlantic states threatening weather IN the Mde
and Eastern States: southeast winds with ram or
possibly the lake region; northwest winds win
clearing weather west OF Illinois and Ml-cohslh
Dangerous winds not anticipated for tonight on the
A mt IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

GORDON-FARMEROn December IS At salsm-On-Rh = 81 thu
residence T. L. Harris Of the Brotherhood o. 10
beliAst lreaaa,
Caroline Eliza Farmer, ate OF Southampton. EnglaEL
MCCLELLAN HILDRUPA residence Of the brides
Harrisburg Pa Thursay p. 1871 Rev ne
Keeling K NJ Mcclellan esq Of West Chester Pa 70 fla siSf
daughter Of Wm 7. HGEuP esq Of Harrisburg. No caria
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
M1RRIED

ANGELS Turkish Baths ngOn. 15bst Genlsu.E
AMI ali Ladies and Advantages uEsQass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

The Benefit Of Good Adyce:-'rh..ss, 70 IN. wrxaows
sYurP have Tor Years been relieved from eso g.a
Of painful watching With poor suffering ,ee,hrg children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

Wedding and Visiting Cards, IsidA stamoHg Fo. P,ssa
Wa EYksDaLLs Soss O4 FUrrossr OLD DvrcH cHuaeH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

Favorltc with the Lndie-.COnHsut1e, P0s TAE soar
for Toe Chopped Hands u Ann.sL SOD eeryEbefe.
-.g'S ST-7.y-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
Gpctial Notices
Third Avenue savings Bank.

Third Avenuc savings Bank.
JASuANI O. 1870.
m.Oas szualA5s upon this Bank having appeared
one Of the morning papers, BOs Of Trustees avail themselves or
the first opportunity depOtOn that the resources Of hs
Bank are Amply Sufficient al ia Liabilities D the buHaSAs Of
Ii, B.ni viz Ne continued as JOHN IT, Lyon PrsAen:.
Fine Gold Jewelry-Low Prices
BAR RINGS ard PINS,
CAMPO, ErRuSCAs GARNET, CARBUNCLB. kc
ONYX Ahd JBT EAR RINGS and PINS. -
GOLD WATCH CHAINS, NECKLACES, LOCkkIr. sEAL kIsGA
CHAIN. and BAND BRACRLErs, cHiLpRsSs \ AkRNGs
PINS. RINGS ssd ARMLETs.
GEO c. ALLRN 81 BrOstssy, AGAR feafteeeihst
Csrli Ear-Rings asd Pins-W hoiess 40 Prices.
Gao. G. ALLEN, sU broadway, :, ar toareentss 81
Piles! Piles!
INTERN AL EYTgRNAL BLIND, BLKEDfsoI and ITCHING
msueutv eure ABSORPTION, without paiL dAngr
iprmepts by w. A McCASDLSs, A. D. % 2oal Area 3.
depha ard nov Nicholas Hotel T. 4ooa ., Where
snng visit him an Jan
PosI-Oniee NoIice.rbs MAILS ior GCa0fR Ianas -
ending RDAY Jan a. a. VII close t-ls oo NLlA
! - s. ~ .2ASsa ess.sA>.
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must BE- indOrSed rih M
name and address
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-11
FOREIGN NEWS.

Madrid 0. The republican members ofth.
cortes propose to demand of the government
the immediate emancipation of all slaves.
Their plan provides for the naturalization
of slave owners in Cuba at the rate of one
thousand pesetas per head. and in Porto Rico
at one thousand Ave hcndred pesetas per
head.
A bill has been introduced in the cortcs,
providing for the abolition of compulsory SER
vice in the Spanish navy.
1t is said that the government has consent
ed TO allow the transmission over Spanish'tel-
egraph lines of cipher dispatches destined for
foreign countries.
Paris, 9. The Bien Public, ministerial
organ, this afternoon denies a report that an
interview has taken place between President
Theirs and M. Gambetta, or that there has
beon any agreement upon the difference be-
tween the two Statesmen on constitutional
questions.
The national assembly will re-assemble a,
Versailles on Monday, when it is expected
Theirs message will be read.
The government will make no suggestions
whatever in relation to the proposed electoral
law, but will leave the entire subject to the
assembly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-11
BANGOR.

Bangor Me, 10. The terrible fire in Bos-
ton is the entire subject of conversation and
of deep anxiety III this city where interests
are SO closely connected with the interest of
Boston. Capt. L. s. Small, assistant engi-
neer of the fire department Of this city, col
lected force Of the city tlremen and endeav-
ored to procure special train to go to Bos-
ton to lend their assistance in subduing the
flames, but was unable to do so. The news
received here at six o'clock this evening that
the fire was under control afforded great re-
lief to our whole community. The Union,
National, and Eastern insurance offices of
this city suffer heavy losses by the fire, but
do not, they say, to an extent in the least af-
that its monthly receipts will cover per cent.
of their losses, and that their business will
fecting their solvency. The Union Co. will
publish tomorrow statement that they will
be able to pay all claims from their surplus
funds, and will continue business as before
with no delay whatever. The Eastern saws
the same
The body of Mark Moore. drowned at Oro-
no some weeks since, was recovered to day
at Neaze.
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STATE NEWS.

The Portland Machine Works are building
a large stationary engine of $50 horse power
for the Forest Paper Company at Yarmouth
Hon. Samuel F. Perley of Naples this year
raises 5000 bushels of apples.
Mr.. Fred. B. Hanscom of Machias, while
getting in wood late last Thursday evening,
accidentally stuck stick into his left eye,
making a bad wound and entirely destroying
the sight of the eye.
One thousand barrels of cucumber pickles
have been put up at Jones corn shop in
Bridgton this year.
Quite number of teams down east have
left for the logging woods. Some of the mills
are getting short of logs, owing to The unusu-
ally good saving season, and it is expected
there will be larger amount of lumber cut
this winter than for several years past.
The horse disease in W aterville is mostly
confined to the three public stables.
A young man named Geo. +. Sallaberry
less than 20 years of age, committed suicide
by hanging at North Vassalboro' Tuesday
night.
Granville, son of Mr.. James Hathorn OF
Orono, left home on Tuesday, Oct Goth. and
| nothing has been learned of his whereabouts
since. He was about fourteen years OF age.
| The Rockland Gazette says that at the late
session Of the Grand Lodge OF Good Tenn
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News From New York.

New York, ..
In the supreme court Jas. Mcdonnell ap.
piled tor an order committing Comptroller
Greene for contempt in not Obeying man
damus ordering him to pay McDonnelrs sala-
ry as assistant officer OF the board of super
visors. The comptroller's counsel claimed
II at he would only pay moneys which had
been Appropriated. The decision was re.
served
Four batteries of the LIST United States ar
tiilery, under Col. Classon, are ordered to
Philadelphia to attend the funeral of Gen.
Mead
Delegates representing all the Southern
steamboat trades will leave here on Sunday
to attend the general convention of steamboat
men at Cairo on the lith inst.
A Jury will be drawn on Tuesday next for
the trial of the Jumel will case over again.
In the trial Of the women Woodruff and
Clafliu to-day for libel, tn. female Woodruff
gave some disgustingly foul conversation that
she alleged she held with Mr.. Challis. In his
testimony Challis denied holding such con-
versation. and stated that she had sent for
him since her incarceration and offered to
give him the names Of the brokers who told
her the story which she printed libelling him.
provided he would discontinue the suit
against her. This he refused, and told her
he would continue the suit to the end. After
further testimony the case was continued and,
the females and Blood were again remanded
- prison.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-11

plars, Rev. D. Boyd Of that city, the @. W.
c. T. of the order, was made the recipient
neat and beautiful silver service. 1t was
the gift of q few Of his friends In the order, in
token of their appreciation of his labors in be-
half of the temperance cause in this State
during the past year. Mr.. Boyd is about to
leave the State. He carries with him the
best wishes of the earnest workers in the
State.
Our Orono correspondents writes: One Of
our townsmen, scaler Of logs at the boom,
tells the following good story of one Of the
Penobscot tribe Of Indians Returning home
from trip BY way of the Piscataquis railroad,
he entered one of the covered bridges near
Orson Island just as one Of the up trains en-
tered the other end of the same bridge. Look
ing up he saw the locomotive, stopped an in
slant and exclaimed, ugh! no chance for
two Indians hsre!" Then waiting moment
lie added, "Spose'm turn out! and seeing
no other chance of exit, he dropped like a
plummet between the floor timbers of the
bridge into the water twelve feet below, and
swan for the shore twenty rods distant, where
he told the story to a very apprecia,ive audi
ence.-[ Bangor Wing.
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We should JUL sc by the following item from
the Portland Press than another disease with
terrible name is likely to settle down upon
the horses;
PURPURA HEMORRHAGICA.-Ihls fearful
disease. with the still more fearful name, has
made its appearance in this city and vicinity.
A valuable horse belonging to Mr.. Mabry,
teamster residing in Deering, on the hospital
road, was taken down with all the symptoms
of the disease Thursday afternoon. His legs
below the knee are said to have swelled to
the size of mans thigh. A case is also re-
ported in the city. in which the hoof has be-
gun to rot. This disease, which the doctors
call pu,pnra hemor1hagiea is said to be much
more fatal than the epizootc. Ii is charac-
terized by swelling of the legs, Smelling of the
hoof and stoppage of the air passages. An
invariable symptom of the disease is small
white spot which appears on the black portion
OF the eyeball. So far the result has been in
variably fatal. Those horses which have
been worked when not fully recovered from
the ravsges of the episootic, are most subject
TO it, though it is said not to be confined to
this class.
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Municipal Court.

Frank p. Tobey was arrested and brought
before the municipal court Saturday on com
plant of Charles Bowman of Benton, charg
ing him with selling property as his own
to which he had no title. He plead not guilty
waived examination and found sareties in the
sum of 5000 for his appearance at the March
term of the Supreme Judicial Court, to which
court he was ordered to answer.
James Keegan, for assault and battery on
Deacon Clark, was continued to Monday.
John McMaster, being before the court for
assault and battery on Mehitable Smith. plead
not guilty, but was adjudged guilty and fined
50 and cost Committed.
Frederick Merriman was asked to plead to
the charge of being intoxicated in the streets.
lie supposed he must have been drunk, as he
had no recollection of the affair. Not having
the ready money to meet his liabilities he
was committed.
City Marshal Harrington seized two kegs of
intoxicating liquor from Bricks Express, and
libeled the same.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-11

FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, d. c., Q. The balances in
the treasury to-day were
Coin, S73, ,512
Currency, 9,735.47s
Coin certificates, 2l,776, 900
Special deposits for the redemp-
ton of legal tenders, 25.240, 900
The Supreme Court of the District of Col
umbia to-day refused to grant an injunction
prayed for by several property holders con-
Jointly to restrain the board from collecting
special assessments upon their property for
street improvements, the decision being based
mainly upon technacle grounds that the plain
tiffs could not bring suit conformity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-11
News From Salt Lake.

Salt Lake, 8. The great trespass suit OF
the Emma Mining Company against the Hi
nois Tunnel Company was decided to-day in
favor of the plaintiff, who obtained nominal
damages in $4,000. The decision practically
settles the whole question of the title, al.
though it was understood for days past tina. the
Emma Mining Company bought out the tun.
mel interest. The issue of the trial involved
81 900, 900.
A mass meeting will take place next Tues
day night In celebration Of the reelection Of
President Grant.
The rumors Of trouble between the Nor.
mons and Gentiles apprehended, is utterl,
unfouned.
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fArfsr.

1890 P. M. The fire was got we'll under
control a little after midday, and has not ex.
tended since. The following are the general
boundaries of the conhagration: The whole
length and both sides of Summer street,
across Federal and nearly down to brakes
wharf. and thence in nearly direct line to
Fort Hill, along Hamilton and Battery March
to Kilby street as far as Lindell and Central
streets, and from Milk to Summer on Wash
ington street. Within these boundaries, GOV.
ering an area of nearly seventy acres, every
building is consumed. Most every Wholesale
shoe and leather. dry goods, and wool estab.
lshment in Boston, is consumed.
Chicago proffers by telegraph sympathy
and aid.
Fire engines by special train from New
York arrived this morning.
The loss is now estimated at from eighty to
ninety millions of dollars.
great many people were injured, and
several were killed.