The Portland daily press., 1873-09-04
MINOR TELEGgAms.

Government has despatched the revenue cut
ter Woodbury. and private parties the steamer
Commerce TO the Nova Scotian coasts and 9TH
er points of the late marine disasters, to aid
disabled Gloucester fishermen.
There were four fatal cases of cholera in the
town of. Millersbnrg, KY, Tuesday, and two in
Paris.
Louisville is enjoying grand industrial ex-
position which is largely attended.
A fillibustering party which recently landed
on the coast of Honduras, have been driven
back to their vessel, which, however, still, hoy
ers along the coast
The losses by the Nashua fire amount to
abont $25000 on which there is about $4,000
insurance.
The members of the 4th New Hampshire
reg ment held reunion at Nashua yester-
day.
An attempt to create revolution in Peru
recently proved failure AID the leaders fled TO
the mountains.
A spscal despatch to the London Standard
says tdat the CariistS have carried off from
Vera number of women who were chosen by
ballot in the province of Biscay to make uni
forms for royalist soldiers.
Steamships arriving Tuesday and Wednes-
| day at British ports from New York report
| having experienced q terrific hurricane during
| the passage. They were tossed about so violent
| ly that much of their glass Ware and crockery
was broken.
| At the celebration of the sd anniversary of
| Peruvian independence in Lima the American
| flag, i'll common with flags Of the other repub.
| lies on this continent prominently borne
| in the procession
The internal revenue receipts yesterday were
| 1924, 5j0.
| A saloon keeper named Rickeus was killed
| during a fight in mis- place at Manayunk Pa,
last night Three persons have been arrested
| on suspicion.
The Vienna exhibition has closed and all
visitors have left.
Scranton Pa. had fight between two school
boards which the people ended by turning both
| out
Miss Emily Faithful contemDlates establish
| ing women's Industrial bureau in London.
The transportation committee of the New
York Legislature has invited the Senate COM
| mittee to inspect the canals of that State.
The New York Democratic Convention will
be held in Utica, Oct. LIST.
Another defalcation has been discovered in
Union Hill. n. j., John Bernhardt, the town
| shin treasurer is $4,000 behind His bonds-
men met Tuesday and made good the amount.
The Industrial Exhibition at Louisville, KY,
is great success.
The Attorney General has exam ined the re-
port of the District Attorney in relation to the
| recent Ku-Kux outrages in Tennessee, and de-
cldes to defer action until the return OF the
President. The report shows that the mem
bers of some of the first families are implicat-
ed and great caution is necessary in proceed
ing against them. The Attorney Geaera is 81
lent, not only as to the recommendation of the
report, but as W what action he will himself
recommend
Base ball at New York-Atlantics 4, Wash
ingtons2
The Massachusetts Democratic Convention
wasn't over large, but its resolutions covered a
little less than dozen pages of paper larger
than foolscap.
The third annual reunion of the officers and
soldiers OF the Sd New Hampshire regiment
was held at Manchester Wednesday evening
race at Halifax, three days after the ST. John
regatta.