The Portland daily press., 1874-11-20
MINOR TELEGRAms.

| MINOR TELEGRAMs.
The striking miners at the Jacksonville, Ohio,
| mines, are committing outrages upon the ne.
| groes now at work. Several have been fired
| upon by men in ambush. Serious trouble is
| apprehended uz3
Moses Day, of Sewall, Day & Co., one of
Boston's Oldest and best known merchants and
| manufacturers, died Wednesday night.
A New Orleans dispatch says that the police
force of the state house is increased and cases
of rifles taken in.
A special from Calcutta announces that va
koob Khan, Ameer of Cabul, has been treach.
| erOuSly arrested in his own capital and impris-
oned. The worst results are feared.
Six Redemptorist Catholic priests, who have
been banished from Germany arrived in New
York, Wednesday.
Seventy-fve gold and silver watches, tied up
in women's stockings and fastened around the
waist of jew steerage passenger on the steam
ship Pomerania were seized Wednesday at
New York. ..
hurricane in Jamaica.
FeTguson's dye and bleach works in Provi-
dence were burned yesterday morning. Loss
from $4,000 to $4,000: insured $1,000 on the
building and machinery.
The internal revenue receipts Yesterday were
1925, 1928.
Two Boston police officers were arraigned
yesterday for stealing large quantities Of to-
bacco from various firms, and confessed their
guilt.
Capt j. G. Ramsay is ordered to the Spring
field armory on temporary duty.
The steepe chase over the st. Charles cours,
at Quebec Wednesday, resulted in several &C.
cidehts. Baritone won the race.
Tbs baru and sheds at West Sfockbridge,
Mass. owned by b. A. johnson and Frederick
W. Turner, valued at $4,000, were burned
sane man named Edward /. Croker, who once
owned the property.
Corrected returns from the Italian elections
for the Chamber of Deputies show that the
Right has majority OFT. 1t is probable that
Signor Brancheri will be chosen President of
the Chamber
An Arab paper says that force of Egyp-
tians captured Darfour, Africa, and killed the
Sultan.
A violent storm on the sea of Marmora has
caused the loss of many vessels.
Ad ices from the gold coast say that King
Coffee of Ashantee has been depOsed and his
nephew succeeds.
A fire at Tara, Ontario, destroyed Richards
& Van DHscen's block. Loss $4,000.
Mike Welsh, connected with the Wellsboro
bank robbery. was arrested at Waverly, N. Y,
yesterday.
The Nevada legislature will stand, Senate.
(Rep.) 10, (Dem.) z; Assembly Dem) II;
(Rep. } 81; Independently g. The Republican
majority on joint ballot is %.
Charles and Mary Fisher, charged with alb
Quoting two Swiss girls in Chicago, have been
sentenced to seven and five years respectively
in the State Prison.
Cushing's mill at Union Point, near St.
John, LOOK flre yesterday, and neighboring
mouse caught and was burned. Loss $4,000.
The q. s. revenue cutter Galatin arrived at
Boston yesterday. "
y. s. Steamer Saranae remains at la Paz
Mexico, to Protect American citizens. MANI
robberes and murders are being committed and
the authorities are taking no measures to ar
rest the culprits.
Geo. L. Fairbanks, a brakeman on the Old
Colony railroa was run over and killed at
South Arlington, yesterday.
An unknown German committed suicide in
Billirica, Mass, yesterday.
A fire in Belmont village near London, Wed.
nesday night, destroyed several buildings.
The committee on the Farragut statue has
examined models by Horatio Stone, Winnie
Ream and others, but have not come to de-
cision.
Three inches of snow fell in Omaha yester-
day.
The Carlists have again occupied positions
around Irun te
=, 1t is rumored in Havana that Capt. General
Concha is about to resign.
r, A. Watkins saw, planning and grst mill at
ulDsuaie, Mass, was burned last night Loss
$1,000 with no Insurance.