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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-08
PROCEEDINGS OF TEE LEGISLATURE
aENArE.


Down, March Z.
The Senate met aE 10 O'Clock, An
On motion the following bills were read
By Mr. Watson, an aot 10 incorporate the Cap
itol Hotel Company Of Dover, and an act 10 ex-
tend the Henry road in Kent county across the
DelAWars Railroad (this act was subsequently, read
. second timO)
BY Mr.. becords, an act to enable the Governor
TO appoint an additional Justice Of the Peace, and
Notary Public in Indian river hundred, Sussex
county.
On molten the following bills were read third
time and passed;
BY MIR. Ella an act to amend chapter l25, Of
the Revised Statutes; q supplement to the act in
relation 10 OySters and an act to amend chapter
Y, OF volume IA, and chapter l3 OF the Revised
Code.
On motion the following bills were read second
time:
BY Mr. Watson, an act TO divorce Jas. L. Bill
lings from his wife and an act to amend the
charter OF the Kent county Mutual Insurance
BY Mr.. vAndsgriEt, an act to incorporate the
Wilmington, ShellpOrt and Edgemoor Railroad
Company; an act to enable the Bay Head Marsh
Company to bank and drain the same; an act TO
incorporate the Town Of Odessa and an act in re-
lation TO Game.
GAdjourned until Monday ct 3 O'Clock P. NJ.
HOUSE.
The House met at o'clock, AN.
The unhnish, business, the reading of an act TO
incorporate the Old Church Division of Sons Of
Temperance was called up and the bill passed.
On motion of Mr.. Martin. an act to incorporate
the Capitol Hotel Company Of Dover was read q
| third time and passed.
The following bills were read . second time
An act in relation 10 Leins and revival Of indS-
msnts an act to incoTporte Washington Hotel
Company Of Wilmington an act in relation to
ASSESSOR and Levy courts OF this state an act in
relation 10 the Collectors Of Taxes an act to amend
chapter SO Of the Revised Statutes /; an act to
amend chapter 81 of volume IA, of the Laws Of
Delaware and an act TO prevent Live Stock from
running at large in school districts Nos. 81 70 and
| 81, in New Castle county.
The following bills were read third time and
pissed:
By Mr.. Ferris, an act to enable the rown Com.
missioners Of New Castle to lay out 9 new street
By Mr.. Hickman, and act 10 incorporate the
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Delaware Bay Rail.
Tosd Company.
By Mr.. Wilson, an act to lay out a road in Lit;
tie Creek hundred Kent county aD act 10 pre-
vent Live Stock from running at large In schoo
district No 81, New Castle county was read
third time and lost Sundry petitions aud memo
rials we're presented.
! Mr.. Silver offered joint resolution in relation
to the per diem of the members Of the General As
sembly. Adopted.
Adjourned until Monday at o'clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-08
RuaIness NOTICES.

Cheap Co0t.-Stove S6.75, Nut $500 per 2340
pounds for cash only, at wharf South of Market
street Bridge. feb21-tf WIN. j. BROWN
To Pic Nc PARTIEs.-A tne assortment OF
English pickles and sauces OF all kinds. Walnut
and Tomatoe catsup, fresh Salmon, Lobsters, Sar-
Matthews & Latours celebrated olive oils, at
BOWMAN'S the Grocer's 4th and Lombard
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preserve
kettles, Mason, Dexter, Valve, Wilcox, an d 9th
glass. stone and tin air tight jars and cans cheap
at ROWMAN'S the Grocers 4th and Lombard.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-08
A New Device e PFeVenl AcerOenIs from
Broken Rails,

A New BsVtPe e PFeVenf AceIOenIs from
broken Rails,
merchant named FurlOng, of Oil City, has il .
vented an improvement on rails and Joints, de-
signed to prevent accidents from the breaking Of
rails. The invention consists in placing under
the base OF the present rail- rib three quarters of
an inch thick, and an inch and q half deep. Each
cross-tie is grOoved to receive this rib, the rail
placed IN position and spiked down. The merits
claimed are II adds one apd a half inches Of
iron to the vertical diameter of the rail, making it
at least one-haf stronger being sunk into the tie
the track can never spread, and the danger of
breaking is almost entirely obviated. should
break occur, the pieces held firmly in their po.
stion and train keeps the track. The track il
50 constructed that it rnquires no more iron than
the old ones, and can be manufactured at the same
cost. II will not require as many spikes IS the
rails. The joint is made on the same principle Is
the fish joint now in use, with the exception that
It requires but one bolt in each end Of the rail
the Inside plate rests firmly across the face of the
cross-tie, and fitting Close reaches the top Of the
rail By this simple device the wheel strikes the
top OF the plate, and the weight Of train is cars
ned directly 70 the tie. This it is claimed, will
enectually prevent the sinking of the tie upon
which the Joint il placed make the joint a. strong
as any portion Of the rail, and, in fact, make the
line one eontinous rail-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-08

HORSE THIEF ARRESTED. - Y Yesterday Sheriff
Williamson, of Kent county, arrested near FELTON,,
q notorious horse thief named Eagerton, on a
requisition from the Governor of New York.
Eagerton, it is said had been practlcing his ne
farious vocation in New York, for abou. twenty
years, but had always succeeded inIescaping from
justice, He was sent to New York this morning.
in charge Of Deputy Sheriff. 1t Is said that he
had purchased farm near Feiton, intending to
reside there.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-08
s0otETIEs.
MEETINGS THIS xvzHTSo.

MeCAanic'e Lodge, No 4, 4,IOoF. at Odd Fsl-
lows Hall, Sd and King.
Minqua Tribe, No. s, 10 N, at Red Mems
Hall, 4l6 Market st.
jefferson SoSypad, No. 10, QqAM, At MpOhan-
La Fayette Lodge, No. 2, X Of P, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market st.
Asbury Lodge, 1 o Of @ I. at fifth and Market
Streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-08

Inc McEnely party In Louisiana, have now
aeeloed upon resistance TO the KellOgg Govern
Ts TTens IN every manner except 81 force /"
i.sy aney naVe organized central COMMITTEES,
delay the collection Of taxes. All vas cnist n
New Orleans yesterday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-08
CLAYTON HOUSE.

ARRIVALS Up TO NOON TO-DAY.
J Saunders n York A Smith Salisbury Md
Ed II Dodge do J II Sproat d wife Taun-
r W Cannon Bridgeville ton Mass
II Jones Newark n J j f Lee n York
I hillboume do W Warren Rochester
p Reybold Del City WORK
{ w Smith Philada J Belts Stamford Conn
tIeo A Candy Philada W McCOlley Il VT Nd
) I Way MI Vernon Va H b Frampton y York
{ Rose Philada "A c Gray y Carolina
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-08

SPIRTUALIsTs' HALL, Second street, near Wash
ington street. Mrs. J. o. HyzeT, so well known TO
Wilmington audiences, will lecture again to-mor-
row morning at l0i5 A. NJ and evening at ~
P. NJ Subjects chosen by the audience. The
evening subject will be Qby special request con-
tinuation Of last Sunday evenings lecture on the
Social question from a common sense standpoint
In order to defray expenses a small charge will
be made at the door.
Progressive Lvceum 2lk o'clock p NJ
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-08

RosI0NED.-James l.. Beggs, member of the
Counc from the Seventh Ward, sent in his res
ignaton, which was read at the meeting. lasi
night The resignation was necessitated by his
removal from the Seventh to the Fifth Ward.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-08

POLICE CAsEs.-Mary Smith, for vagancy, was
sent 10 New Castle. for sixty days.
Three cases of drunkenness were disposed of
al fifly cents and costs each.
James Armstrong, for the larceny Of a coat
from S. Macklem, was committed TO New Castle
in default of $500 kail
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-08

New DEPARTURE IN TEMPERANCE Tho Tenn
perance people of Delmar have made a ''new de-
parture," which is meeting with general favor. 1t
consists of holding public Temperance Expert
ence Meetings." at which the members arise and
give in their experience in true Metho istic clats
meeting style.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-08
AND COMMERCIAL
New ADVERTISEMENTS. A

Public Sale-0gle d Miller.
Notice-E. NJ. c. p. l.. L. !.
NOtice-Sons Of Temperance.
Notice-Workngmen's Loan.
Oper House-Grand English Opera.
Auction Sale OF First-class Furniture.
Public Sale of Real Estate-W. Jones.
Fra Disvolo" at the Grand Opera House.
J ohm Merrick 4 Co.. Bankers and Brokers.
Grand Opera House-Mendelssohn Quintette Club.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-08
A Rare Chance for a Tinsmith.

On account Of continued i'll health, feel com
PEELED TO offer my Stock. Tools and Fixtures for
sale. 1t is an old established and good busnes
situation. indeed for Eerson of moderate capital
one Of the best in the city
INQUIRE at No. lis Market street, Wilmington.
oh
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-08

LECTURE.-Howard NJ. jenkins, editor of the
Daily Commercial, of this city, will deliver lee
ture, this evening, before the working mems lnst
tute, at the Reading Room, S. f. corner of Fifth
and Market street. Subjects ;-"Newspapcrs ~
Admission fr,e
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-08

Another Connecticut genius has invented
another perpetual motion in The former of an
seoenirle rsvolVing sphere, which be thinks muSt
e 90. uhirled without end, 10 futile efforts 70
Ind its centre OfgraVity. y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-08

lTs WKIGHT.-The Water Witch steamer was
made ready for service. this morning, und then
taken down 10 Chas. Warner s. Co.'S coal yard,
and weighed. Its weight, fully supplied, is just
6l40 pounds.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-08
LOCAL ImrELLIoEMoE.

Amusements win be quite brisk, next week
The alarm Of fire, early last evening, was sntiS-
ly false. go 4s
II. NJ Jenkins, Esq, of the Commercial, lectures
before the Workingmen's Institute, this evening.
A New York horse thief was captured at Fe'.
ton, yesterday, and taken to New York, this
morning.
The through New York and Washington Ex-
press trains both north and south bound, were de-
laysd about an hour, last evening.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-08

DOE RENT.-PossessIol given immediai sly-
4 The spacious Hall an Ante-rooD in Ca elle s
WOrkinRmen's Institute" Tne premises . ad-
mirA6ly adapted to Societas, Musical or berary
apSS Dr. 6RT @ Frsnds sTec ~
Or. CAMERON. 30 Market street. De loft.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-08

1N0B RENT-Two large connecting Rooms -
Il in the third story Of the SaNille Build IH
ing, for society meetings for light manu- HI
featuring. Apply 10 ALEX. SAVILLE, Ia
fsbl-u 5l2 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-08
ROR SALE.

49, Several 6rst-class seven room Houses on
i!,s Kirkwood street. four on Eighth street be-
w low Pine, two on Lombard above Eighth
~ Will be sold ch heap and on reasonable terms.
Apply TO McCL0SKEY 4 McMINEMIN.
Ann0l
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-08
for .SalE aud for BEut.

DOR RENT-The Store and Dwelling, No. -
I 707 Market street Eligible a first ~
class business stand iis
Apply TO NJ. NJ. CHILD d CO., III
Exchange Building,
marc DIV 7th and Market streets.
LNOR RENT-NeW House No 1921 Har- 49,
H Tison street, eleven rooms all modern ~!
improvements. bay windows. three stories. hi
Possession AT once i desired. Inquire at 49,
l4ll Harrissn street. feb26-tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-08

dor SALE.
Il small Tubular Steam Boiler, = bout three
horse power suitable for driving 3 small engine or
Q hestinE purposes. Price $50 Apply at this Of
sepN-u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-08
FOR SALE.

49, twenty-five small Houses, from -four to
M six rooms. in different parts of the city
i4 Prices ranging from 500 to $1,000.
IL Terms easy. J, II. FRAZER,
Telegraph Building, Sd near Market.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03
Gi1t Sotel at n~erfaMfe1t

an ber N~ortbpeftern Gi1enbabn,
80 Mteilen norbtpeit[t6 non gbieaso, pesen @eiddFtspers
dnberung. 0dberes int 5uteI BEL Sacob Sremer. in Bars
%rinston, Goot Co., 81. Dtes 1T eine quite @ele9enbett
fir eiten @eI66ftsmann. 28ap5rp6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03
1Q11o51l9!
Gbas 0ofa9e
& co.
iinb umge3o9en mad
1O6, 1O8 1t. 40 State ct.
&riocrfOfc!

8ir D%erfaufe1 iebt ungemDbnlif bill
lige NIB au3icbeube feire SeiOenitOffe II.
&leiOer=Tabrifate, einidlieBlid Der 1teltett
TribjabrSmuoen tn OroS Orain 5eioe,
amerifamiider SeiOe TIT 1tenelt Tarbcu,
a~nsgewdblte Tarbct fit NbenOz@ n3uge,
cine rene Art geitreifter SeiOe ST Oeun
billtgen Yreiie NON 81.
Seioen|G balies, &ameelbaarz9 erges,
ROngees, GretOmnes, Seioen=S reretbatt=
Sude, eit rreneS n1tO fdOnes Tabrifat TT
Olibe, 5tnofe nnb Mignonette=5 6attis
rruger, Sapaneiide Seibe tit Streifen
nnO Giguren 5n itbr nieOrigen greiiet.
Grenadines, geerlnders, SercOlcs,
Gambric5 uuO 8attilt in ali Oen t1eueitcn
nlto ~beliebtetcn Muitern.
Nirpfferiren bente cine &iite bon 30
3UQ. figrrirten Serges GIT Is Gents, bic
bette @elegcnbeit, Die je gebOten iuurOe.
SoDm s60Oer nnO Cart SOW
ueroeu ii1 fretett, tbre Trentoe st be-
0ie1e1t.
Gbas. Goasa9e
aG Co.,
1905 1OSG11OS State St.
1m1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03

. E c It !:

Cine benbraune Stute, 3 Sabre oft, metBen Sleden an
Der S:trns unb peisen Stretien att Der @!ale. Elm inerts
%iettpdrts. GbenfalS etn brauner Sen9It, 2 Sabre alt,
nit lpeiBen SIefen an Der Stirne ,nb on Der oberen 2tppe.
Die 5,pei 8ferbe limb Dor einem Sabre peseelaufen. SD
mir austunTt stebt, mobur8 i'd lie ertonee, Seinria
S9uls, Sautotee @ountp. near James Huck's Coal
Shaft. MbreTe: 8ratopoob, 81. 5mt4mlp6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03
gremer 9ampfIdiFfa6rts> 0eIcaIdaft.

Ser unter beuti9er 6lasse ~ia9renOs, cuts eeqnemite
tut Ii1.r DE 9 Srog hsnSo n1nfe el1 egiter eIai5e st'' ~O""e' 9''Ss
gnniot, @opt. Abolpb 0amntmanr.
pirb am Oienstas. ben /. Suli, @forsens 10 lbr,
non gsem ljort mad Bremen e~rpeoirt.
So - @robe Grnldbteuns Der 1aia9esP reiie : $25
Die QaiTage> Greiie betrasen ELM dtiebltd politdnot9er
gef6ltisung BON 0ew Dort al in l.. &aiiite $50 Qapter;
Steeroae $25; pom 8remeu al in 1. GuiIte 80 G9ater,
in 2. Gointe ooer Steerose 50 2baler, i'm 3piidenoed
45 GbaIer preub. @ourant. Gin %erlobrener arSt ~beiinbet
F6 an 8orb.
poiiaqe fir bic Serretie, melde Bis gun, 1. Su[i BET
BEN llnter,eidnetcu oneemeloet ptrb, fam nod iir ben
i'm Nusuit pon Bremen mad Mem 9lort ie9elnoen
Oompier beuust perhcn. Der rI6ltiot9etoe &umpier
wtrb 9lnIon93 Septcnber BON Nero 2ort rnb i'm Wtonat
Sftober pom Bremen e~rpcoirt mcrber1.
g9eoen g a I a g e nit bieier por3igliden uno biuis
qet Cjeleacubeit iopie we9en Sradt ipenoe man iib
6ermanm &oop s. Co., @senttn,
19mttpuio1M 69anoper Str, Neip gorf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03

AV4R W " wi ~
SO. 464 g lib 9trobe, @bieasO. @s tit ie1
benz qeier rpoblbetannt, bab Or. 6. 8tselop Der and
~IdueIten etablirte Nr5t tn @bico9o tit, Der Bic Bebano4
lung pom brontl9en uub Sei6le6t6froufbetten su ietned
Gpesialttdt gemadt bat. @tfeni6aft uno Grfabrund
BADEN ben Doctor 8ieelow su ben bebeutenblten Spesial]
@rst semadt; seebrt pou Der 9reiie, 9ei9dst pom be1
b66iten meoisinii6eu 3utoritdten Der @e9erpart, bal
berisGbt ;wan3t8 Sabre icines 9ebens baran se4
rpauOt, Nttttel a~nidmmen au.brinsen, bic fiber ale If
nii6 en- unb @ei9e6ts> Sranfbeiteu bet betoe
@ei6iedtern beiIen. 0rgant~e Sdwdde, ii
aueentli NJ M ern: @e6d@tntbi d NJ does nj
poten ) e%intreten, rutrb gdnSltd sebetlt peroen. @s III
auaeni deiultd, baB elm Ar3t, Der ether belpnocren Mr
pon &ranfbeiteu ieiue uusetbetIte Nufnerfiamfett 3uqe1
paubt, in Der @eSaubIun8 ~berielben cine 9r1bere SCI
1parbbeit ~erlatgen mub, ais Elm 4r;t, Der oIe porfomtz
member &rdntbetten ~bebanoelt. tranfe woGet Ieiuz
M ebtBtutide 9 eb anblun9spetie fir Nt6nH
net unb 6raueu elem. Oa5 Bud mtrb in uerId[oIiener
@oupert fret an tr9cnb cine Nbrcile eeianbt. @onluia
ton wirb gratis ertbetlt. Die eleeunteIten 6dunds
lidtcitcn in Der Stabt NIT ieparafeu Solons I'D
5erren unb Somen. Dtan pertebrt baIelblt uur nit be
Dottor. Bel Corresponding mirb bas It renoIt sd
beirnutb bewobrt. Nne Brtefe NIT beieeIeeten Stantr
utinTen abreifirt rperben: DR.. BIGELOW, SEQ. 464 Su
State CITRATE. Office : Stuuben Don 9 llbr 8ormittao
bis 8 nbr Gbenbs. Sonntaes non 3 bis 4 llbr gtodmi
ta9S.-NB. Dan1en, BET benen cine 8err1ebruto Der I'D
mttie ben Gerluit Der geiunobeit rof iid stcbt, .molls
fd Elm Circular unb rQeiiarie 9Ren1eoe" fomnlen laNer
OaIielbe wtrS BET einsel6Ioiiener gOitnarts iberaG Ri
usrloHst 1ma1StfpuwS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03
Ntt O0S WmbIifmttt

Die Wee0 ySdhtn0i1ttett : G%ontp90nte Bat
furSlid ibre 6amtlteus unb Sabrit 3 Dtai6tnen 10 pers
beiiert, baB lie 10 uontommen fnb, als wte bos bette
Material fe muir MAIDEN fam. Steielbeu iinb einfad,
orbeiten leidter unb boben einen ~srDberen l1mfang nit
weniser Berdnberun9eH, ais irgenb etne anbere Ntai9tne
I'M Otartt.
8%erantmortIide aseuten perben in iebem County nn>
ter ltberalen Seotn9uneen sefnbt.
Dian wenoe ii5 an bic @eeb @~dbmaidiuen : gonpas>
ME yte. 15S Siio>State StraBe, @btcago, fir 8ebins
suugen, Rreisltite &C.
5ae1SwS O. 6. Shpm1S, Mgent.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03
% lit sebajtia,t seiDeI?

SObn pom @eOrs @eibeI nus Boperl. friiber in 0obse
eG;s 4 neaei, a 3pSts5 m S isissr e Iefl12 9n 81 ar5 Sd. 9f anaes
l~eaenbeiter baIber POM llnter3eidneten ~bringeno INN Ra9z
riat eriudt, UNI @erIuiten por3ubeuseu. Befannte besz
ielben limb ebenfaas gebeten G~nsfunft iiber %benlelben 81
seben an 8. @HtomeDer,
15ap6Nip5 g. 6. Sioel, Sbelbp Co., 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-03
@eimltdtten TIT SiiOweitelt.
Cairo + gnlton Gifenbabn Go.
0GuSereie1a
tit Mrfamlas.
8i1finp Rrpi1el Qeirhte Sernnine !

Biutge Yret1e! 2et9te Tertttte
Dte Cairo unb Sutton gtieubabns6 1eIeuihaft bat cine
2onb>S dentuns pon nobe3u stuet @iutOten Q1Ger
pou BEN Ser. Stuaten erbalten. Die Babn lauft tdrd9
bur9 ben Staat 4rtonias, pom Iorboteu mad Siiblpeiten
unb sebt burd bic Stabt 9itt[e atod, unb enbet an Der
Eeras @ren3e, woielbft bic 8erbinbuus NIT benz @iienz
babn>Spltem bteIeS Staates ~bergeteQt 1T. SIM Noroet
iiub 8er6tubuneen nit Der ct. 2outs uno Sror WeolnS
tain @tienbobn, enbenb tn ct. 2ouis. Die Babn lit 300
Wtetleu lang, uub bas Don Der 8tegierun9 berie(ben 9z
f6entte 2onb ltest SectiouSpetie e%ntlans jeber Settle Der
Babn. Die Sdentnng entbdlt eine sr0Bere 8obens8erz
i6iebenbeit unb er6bere Mmswabl pom Tro6uttener3eugz
niHen ais irsenbwo in ~berielben Diitana ber Der. Staaten
sn fnben lift. Der 8oben erseugt aue Irtet bon Cbt,
@etrei0e, StttptbD unb 8amthtoOne. Betoe>
lamb fir NtebsM1t lit btnretdeno pcrbanben.
9aS Selma
lit ausenebnt, ntdt gu beiB tdt sn talt.
unIbertrefffi6 in Qualttdt, auantitdt rub IusruabI.
4dnSereien perben gu ntebrisen 1reiien unS auf leidte
3abluusstermine ~uertauft.
EidetS
f0nnen gefouft rperbet in ber ct. 2outs unb Srpn Mtoun<
tain @iienbabn Tidet>SfFce, SEQ. 105 Glib Sourtbz
Strabe, ct. 9outs, bic ben Snbaber bere9tisen an iEs
senb elmer Station ausauftetsen CUR Seii6ttgun9 bs
9anbes. Benn 2anb pom Der @eiealdaft 9efauft wirb,
10 rpirb ber ~ssabrprets Iber bic Cairo unb Sutton 8abn
auriidbesablt.
Sir ~uetere gtnaelnbeiten ~obreiiire man:
y. M. LOUGHBOROUGH,
Land Commissioner G. &c r. ne. R.s
15ap3O1p1 Little Rock Ark
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-10-08

In view of the action to be taken by the
majority of the French Assembly, the Lon
don Times has taken pains to ascertain the
position of the Count of Chambold, as stated
to the committee sent by the Right to wait
upon him. The Count denied that he was
bent upon religious war, and thought the
policy of France should be peace and reserve.
He said he had no intention Of granting a
charter any more than he had the intention
of governing the country by any constitution
whatever. He believed that the charter of
1914 would be acceptable to everybody. In
regard to universal suffrage and decentraliza-
ton he had ideas he should be very unwilling
to abandon, He still clings to the white flag.
1t is however believed he will recede from his
extreme views and publish liberal and con-
ciliatory manifesto before the meeting of the
Assembly
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-10-08
News and Other Items.

The Supreme Court of Illinois has rendered
decision affirming the validity of the State
liquor law.
Judge Louis Dent, brother in law of the Pres
ident is seriously ill and is not expected to re-
cover.
Gen. Ryan, of Cuban notoriety has been ar
rested for jumping bail and is now in Ludlow
street Jail New York.
The Pope has so far recovered from his re-
cent indlsposlton as to be able to receive Wis.
itors daily; and on Saturday declared to some
visitors that. humanity speaking, the triumph
of the cause of the church was very distant
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Iowa hold their
State elections on the 14th inst, or the second
Tuesday. The respective Republican MAORI
ties in the three States at the last State cleo
ton, lin 1922 were: Pennsylvania, 35,627;
Ohio, 14,159, and Iowa, 1862
In Paris the old sardine boxes are gathered
up by ragpickers and sold to builders, who fill
them with morter and use them in the con-
struction of cheap dwelling houses.
Prof. r. G. Kelsie of the Michigan Agricul-
trial College, has analysed the air of green
house which had been closed for twelve hours,
and found it better than pure country air.
This seems to be strong argument in favor of
plants in sleeping rooms.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-10-08

At a meeting of the stockholders of the
Bucksport & Bangor Railroad Company held
at Bucksport Saturday last, it was voted to is-
sue bonds to an amount not exceeding S400, 200,
secured by mortgage on the road, bonds to
run not exceeding thirty years, the directors to
determine the rates of interest, for the compile
ton, etc., of the road. The vote of October
1871, to raise money by issuing bonds was re-
scinded.
OXFORD COUNTY.
The hop crop has been much damaged by the
September gale, and there is but one half the
usual YIELD 1t is selling for forty cents pound.
An Oxford county sheriff seized the wool be-
longing 20 a citizen of Bethel to satisfy an exc
cution against the town.
The hearts of members of the South Paris
Corporation are full of the truest gratitude, so
their published card says, for the gift of an ele-
CANT hearse. The hearse came from the West,
and the donor is not known.
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
1913, 900 feet of lumber were SURVEYED in
the last nine months at Bangor against 49,
000, 900 in the corresponding period of last wear.
This decrease of 53,000,000 is due to the small
demand for lumber and the high price of logs.
During September last 1859 vessels entered
the Kenduskeag stream through the draw. In
September. 1872, only one hundred and thirty
six vessels entered.
PISCATAQUIS COUNTY.
Kendall, the serenader who was shot at
Brownsville, is rapidly convalescing
sAGADAHoc COUNTY.
The rowing regatta has been indefinitely post
poned by the action of the Bath club
WALDO COUNTY.
The son of Mr.. Joseph o. Moody of Winter
port, seven, years of age, fell from shade tree
to the ground distance of some ten feet or
more, last Wednesday. His head struck upon
a stone and he was so seriously injured that he
now lies in very critical condition.
YORK COUNTY.
The heavy storm has caused a delay in the
opening of the York County Fair.
The Times says the Ocean House at Old Or
chard beach has bern sold to Francis Millikep,
esq.,, of Saco now landlord of the Millken
House in Boston. The price paid was $45 6OO
Mr. Milliken contemplates some changes in the
house.