The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-05-26
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1t is stated that Gov. Kellogg has ordered all
State employees to join the militia or form mil
itary organizations at once.
In WOonsocket, r. L., the ten hour commit
tee has issued a circular advising the factory
operatives to return TO work for the present
Inc strike may be regarded as ended.
NJ several prisoners were logged in Newcastle,
The Spanish Council of Ministers Fr;dav in
postponing the election in Cuba for deputies to
the Constituent Cortes, fixed upon no day when
the voting should take place.
The Carlists deny that a number of volunteers
who surrendered at Sanahuja were butchered.
They state that they now hold all prisoners cap
tired in that town and are ready to exchange
them for Carlists.
A number of prisoners in the Missouri State
penitentiary mutinied Friday. One convict was
shot and several others logged before order was
restored.
James Kelley, shoemaker from Hartford,
was run over by the cars at Grafton, Mass,
some time Friday night. He had been on a
spree.
Price, the Herald correspondent, is still con-
fined in fort at Havana. Nothing can be
learned of the charges against him.
Rev. Father Desmet, for over thirty years a
Jesuit missionary among the Indians, died Fri
day morning at st Louis. He was a native of
Belgium, and was born in 1901.
of the Whites has been murdered in the Indian
territory by the Osages. Hostilities between
the two tribes are imminent
Rev. Father Early, President of George
town College, near Washington, died Friday
evening.
The New Orleans Picayune calls the Pres-
dents message absurd.
The settlers in Elko county, Nevada, are
greatly alarmed at the hostile actions of the In
dams. No ammunition can be had as it has all
been sold to the savages.
The Boston Young Mems Christina Associa-
ton net $4,000 from their Bazaar of all Ma
tons"
1t is stated that DIR. Ruppaner has been fully
reinstated as Vienna commissioner,
The Indians at Spencer Mountain, Nevada,
are holding council and have warned the set
tiers to leave.
Rev. H. w. Beecher had his carriage smash
ed Saturday by collision, but he escaped un-
harmed.
A Hartford despatch says that ex-aov jew
ell will probably accept the Russian mission.
The Brooklyn gas mems strike is ended, the
new hands being discharged and the strikers re-
engaged at $3.50 per day.
Base ball-Boston, Bostons 9, Baltimores z;
New York, Athletics of Philadelphia II, Mu-
l, Phladelphias 5.
James N. Wallaok of New York, died Friday
in a sleeping Car en- route from South Carolina
A gale at Memphis Saturday, ca sized seve-
raj boats and injured two or three warehouses.
The stairs of the French Catholic church
gave way Sunday as as the people were coming
out, severely bruising quite a number.
The British steamship Lord of the isles has
arrived at San Francisco, bringing 900 Chinese
passengers.
Lercinda Cuff of Philadelphia, shot Thomas
Prince Saturday. Both are colored
A band of desperadoes took forcible posses
sion of Caddo, in the Indian territory, station
on the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad Sat-
urday, and troops were sent from Fort Gibson
to quel the disturbance.
@. B. Nichols of Albany, denies being con-
nected with the lumber combination, and says
he has not failed
Russia assents to the construction of a COM
plete railway communication across Central
Asia connecting with the English railways.
During a quarrel between George Roderick
and James Corcoran in Brooklyn. Sunday, Mrs.
Corcoran, in attempting to prevent her son
from firing pistol, was shot ard instantly kill
ed