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AMENDMENTS 70 TEE Law TO, PnEvENT onuE1ry
: =: ITO ANIMALS IN %rnAxa1r..!':. s"j
= WAsu1Na1oN, d. O., 1lay 1.:-Tho House Com
mitteo on Agriculture have agrood to bill
Amending the 1aw Of March 8, 1878. to prevent
cruelty I'd animals whilo III transit by railroad or
-other means Of transportation. .Theamepdments
consist Of provisions that tho cattle need not 10
unloaded for food and rost, as contemplated by
tho 1aw, II thoy arc carried IN cars III which they
can have proper food wator, apaco, and opport11-
nifty for rest; and that all railroad companies Of
tho United. States shall convoy over tlloir roads
any car or cars! belonging to individuals or
companies, TINT arc in good running order, and
rest. and ,oan be rightly fed and waterod while
confined therein and shall afford all reasonable
facilities for Watering the Same ut loaat twice III
every twentysfour hours,i iat suitable intervals or
placos along tho line Of tho road and shall con
,yey them, In safo and careful manner, with tho
same dispatch tlat ;auch eompanys move their
own cars loaded with like froight; and thoy n1ay
charge the Hamo rates for freight for moving
the game from placo to place that thoy
clnrgo other :: shippers :uBing tho cars
belonging to tho Company, and no more, dirootly
or indirectly; and they Bhall pay tho owners of
the cars thus furnished y far and reasonable
mileage for tho use Of tho Rnn1o whil8 loaded,
and return them unloaded without unnecessary
+ delny; and Shall maize any rerairH they may
need, caused by neglect or careleeeness while uu-
der the euro Of such railroad or company. -
49,. - : - POSSIBILITY OF A JOB. ~
It la remRr1sol aH something Of coincidence,
that q chr filling the above description has been
arc said to be now In the city, will have pretty
GOOD thing Of it If this bill pass, - -
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.Ycasc1HTrn1tafnra.


! The following !: istbt vessel tranufors at this port
sehr Amos2esg, !. swenson to 8. swenAon, Ave-:
selr J: " Brown, z. potcrHon to oo Aalotscn, Que
scbr ]. ". brown, ranl II. Iayson to George Ed.
schr Brooklyn, u: W Il III. II. Fblgcr to ]. ". Law
renee and J.: n. DAILY, all for S18 coo.
- Lark Hams crockor. The =. B. Gardner Co. to Aleo
.scllr i. II: Dayidson,, George coomba to chArlss
sshr Ely Ella, Thomas wflliama to Thomas Norman,
SIR Daniel Ferguson. Holt, Balcon, King to Alice
Tug Martln Green, III. Green tot 4. smilh and
others, Dnc-haH for 81, GOO. ''..''''
oana!boas Harriet; Enos Field to A. Bruce l. Co.,
one-haif fur 5000.
sc1r Mains. 4 n Nicholson to Andrews 1yer.on h
sehr II. D. Moore, Richard Roaa'to joseph Kove.
horn, ono-half for $G,UO0. =.
,sshr Perry Hannah; Roach lcetinto John Long
| $4,000.
Scow schr Lonisa Htrona B. Anderson to O. R.
jacobson, one-tlrd for $50. y, -
gier, all for $18, ,000.' '', -
t. Scow Rchr Vermont, H.K, Foraast to j. H. Toputson
0ne-thirl for $3.50. :,
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DETROIT, May l.-pAssEp Up-rrops Brooklyn,
saniiec, Hslina and barge, Qlasgow and bargea,
Ohn,,,,cy 1turlbut aud bargo schr1 Moscs Gage, u.
Ii. CartinRtOn.:
PASSED DowN-props D. Z. Rose mud barges, Oowis
aud bargeu; sohrs Roscius, Net Woodward. :. =
WIkD-Northwegt, light. ). .
DETROIT, May 1-Eyeang- -pA0sEp Up.-prors
Evergreen pty mud barges OrUntes and barges; Bchrs
sophia AnRch r. T. Mott, htdllcse1, Pelican, Mara,
Col. Hathaway, - a.
PAssep DoAH-Props Alaska, :Wenonn, Mary Pringo
and bargcs zebra q. II. Durton, 7. d. Gardner,
MontmoreMcy, F. ]. Klug. ..'tc
WlNp-Weak,
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The New York Dry Goods Market.
New YonK. May 1.-Businras continues quilt with
commission hnugcs hut THO jobhng trade is rather bot
tor with nearby dealera. Cotton goods quiet prices
not quotab'y changed; Albion sheotings reduced by
ssing 1t ISwor priees; iahty pFns III and sIseslngs,
hrln narh tlreas silk and marrow stripes selling we'll
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should buy nmosds until ty hare examined su lacs
es'tse'tsa of ss'ss. 5hs nt.t s0Yji !oE.st prttt
uNard IT,. pk4oEA AeicaAts M S31 FItsb York,
fiora 10 HW York specially tttsl to coll. our ssors
a paipai Hp&tl information and ptcsa tfp, bY nall
, 1874-05-02
Pittsburgh Oil Market


r1rTspuAaH, Pa, hlny 1.-Crude quiet aud quotal
at sl.e5; refined quoted Mt 1b'1o for May and for
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woro acttve Rates q.olel at 4nfor corn aud 4nc
fur wl!oat to Buffalo bJ sail. Through to New York,
200 for corn anl alo for wheat. 10 Duiraio-solrs
lcllo albsidgo, ut 4o prop p4lgor stais eur,,
through; prop nlancllald, wheat; prop Java,
terraa. 20 ErIe-tronn oh!nu, japan, ril!adolphn,
Wheat, through 70 Fort oo!berne-Bchr D. 4. Wells.
Uhamplatn, corn. ouf private. .tesns: 70 NingstouE
selsr O. n. Bond, wheaf, OIL private terms. T0 Mon-
troal-pEop Luke Erie wheat, ut 1bc. To nctroit-scr
bu Wheat, 1000 hp corn, ai.i 7b,o0o hu Data, lii
tho nftornoonj tue scht Ancrfca taken for to
", wheat to Kingsson, atDHo; capacity, 90,u00 tu
1t Detroit. mari,e insurance ii t1ooidoaly dull oro
being denand for grain or coarse ireighY co, 0a.
qucntiy there is but hltp movement among sh,rers,
yusaela tugs etu Froghta ut present arc ~ follows
shippers oespg some charters % haye hes.. s nae.
Qoar1e fse!ghta lumbpr, ste.a. Hau!nsw to uuHa]o.
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nn1DoGpoRr, CHICAGO, Nay sy1.-Ann1yKn--asn.
Thonns scott, Marsoil!ca, 8,50O bu Data Monitor,
Morris. 5000 6u corn 1900 lily seed Johnstown, La
Balle; 1900 bu corn Elizabeth, Lockro1 @00 brla
meal, SUI IslH flDig..
0LnAnKp-ottawa, II, ,3oe II lumber, Beneca. ~
BRipoEeonT. CHloAoo, May IL p. m.-Ann1vEp-
Messenger, Knnkakeo Fesder, $500 bu earn; 49,.
CLEAREp- -5hRnlrock 0ltaWu, 81, ,eI9 it humber 100
m shingles Deer Turk, LaSalo, 87, 1908 It humber e.
L. pootl, La3allo ,8O4 IT lumber; phunix. Iock-
port, ", ,6l2 It lumber.
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Additional Particulars Of the
Fight in Jefferson >.
County -.
Thursdays Report '::0f Tho Affair
/. Substantially Confirmed. ~: ::
Both Parties Waiting Definite News
: -: :'' Z. from Washington, :
An Exchange of Prisoners Ell
.,.t.::: fcctel.: ;

LITTLE Rock Ark, May 1.-The situation
hore ia practically unchanged. Daxtor's hoad-
quarters aro ssill at tho Anthony House, md he
has about him some 800 mon. Brooks still occu-
pica the stato-Houso with h, forco .ostimatod At
600, mostly colored. Tho United. statoe troops
still OCCUPY q position botwoen the opposing
forcos. tn m address to tho people Qon.~J. T.
Fagan,. n Major-Genera1 in tho Confederate
army, this forenoon, assumed, command tof
tho Brooks force throughout the State, and calls
on his old comrades to rally to biz standard. Doth
parties acem to- be waiting aomo definite .nows
from Washington. So. .,.....,,~r"..>'- ~
d., THURSDAY T1anT. ;a4r
There are no additional: particulars Of yeeter-
dny'a :fghtat New Gaacony, Jofferson County.
Tho following ia tho Gazete's, account of ,thb
On Wednesday, Con- White, advised Con. Nov.
ton TINT john III. Clayton llad gathered num-
Dor of colorod mon at Now Gaaoony. .irhoy'i 'ibo-
ing unable to procure transportation to Littlb
Rock, commenced plundering tho citizens Of that
section. He asked permission to nloyo suf-
fioiant forco to that point to disperse them.
which WIS granted, with Instructions to ,protect
everybody without regard to color or politics.
About II o'clock las! night Gen. Nowton :roceiycd
M official dispatch from Pine Bluff that don.
White had Just returned from Now ,Gascony and
reports as fo!loWs: lie found about 200 armed
men ut. Cornar, Stone, Jefferson County. He
sent forward three olcora to. order them to dis.
perso, but they were fired upon without being
heard, and fight nsued;resulting' in tho death
Of nino md tho. wounding Of twenty OF The
Brooks men, with tho capture Of tho two load
erg, Murphy and Vnn Desamde, and eighty-two
men, with d loss to him of seven mon wounded
and three horaas killed, and 8eTon horses
wounded. He discharged all the men tothoir
homes aftor having diHarmed them. Further
adviceH Btate that thoro ia another Hln1ilar or
rnnfznljon Of nhoilE 1}D man in Inno1n n,M Ar.
, 1874-05-02

QuEENsrows, May 1.-stoamship uibernian
from Baltimore, hRR arrived.
, 1874-05-02

II. King White, who fired on The Commander Of tho
United Btatos troops at Little Rock has becn ordered
to Pine Bluffs by n1ter, and ia pllaging aud MURDER
iD0 Tic BLate Ia perfectly peaceful except Jeifer
eo County, tho Hcono Of Whites robborioa md mur.
tors hnye rofrained from sending out forces, In
order to nvoide conflict -.
{slgnod) JOS. BaooKs, Governor Of Asknnsas.'
, 1874-05-02

TOLEDO, o., May INSTRUMENTATION steady.
'Lca: sseaayi No, Mhi.y NicAigau II 90; No. do,
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DR.. Livingstonc,

Dr. David Livingstone, whose death is
announced was born at Hlantyre. near
Glasgow, Scotland. tbout ls17' lie was
born of humble parcntauc and was semi
in early youth TO earn = livelihood in the
cotton mills Of his naive place. Enabled
by hard labor to partially crafty his thirst
tor information. he pursued his studies at
Glasgow during THE winter months. re-
Stunning His orcupatio,l II Tie mills ii the
summer. As me crew to manhood he re-
solved 10 desote himself to missionary
labors. and after STUDYING medicine and
ATTENDING several courses of thpolooical
lectures Hi, Service, were accented rs
missionary ia \tric, IN tho Iondnn Mis-
sio,,,1- So,.ion, lie I'm Ennl,nG f1,. pn,,
E9f.i in $40 and lobora6 nn,.sn,'|.,.;no :,
IN The sfations of 1nutb lti.ica 1nai,in .
many extensions IL the intnr;n, WIZ
cro.Sjno. The continent md brnom1n@ tbo-
rouohlT vprsad in thn rnl;oione n,annorc
and customs Of tbc nativ6 h.;hos Soon
after his arrival Al Port Natal he n,arr;ad
the dauobtcr of Rev Eohr,1 Not,:a1t an' an
other well-I1navn African missinnarv ana
She thereafter accompanied lin II al lis
travels nntil hcr dnati IN lsG3 /, 1e5c
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W f. 5. Whitman, who was last year
appointed, under a resolve Of the Legisla-
lIre, forthe purpose of gathering statistics
of The wealth and products of Maine has
recently completed his first report We
are furnished with an abstract enbodvin9
the principal facts, which are contained
below
COTTON Goups The total number OF
factories for the manufacture OF cotton
Goods in the State at the present time Is
p total capital, Sl2. 3S2 900 steam power
$50 horse: water power $3.50 horse
number of splndles Independent of those
not specified in returns, 552, 33S value OF
raw material, SG,511,7 40; value of pro
duction, 81, 427 $50; hands employed,
males, 2.7G9, females 7,304, children 72l
total number, 1904; wages. s., 426. S2j
Total number OF establishments for the
manufacture of batting, Irvine, warp and
yarn, five capital, S13O, 900; water power
205 horse. machine employed, which the
returns do not state whether looms OF
spindles 245; number of spindles, 400
pounds of batting. 22,4o0; pounds of warp
2n7 900; pounds of warp, Irvine and bags
55l. 900; pounds of yarn, IA, 900; value
vt materials, $40. 045; value Of produc-
tion, 500; hands employed, males 81.
females s. children 20; total number.
49,; wages, So, POO.
WOODEN GOODS Thirty -nne establish
ment5 for the manufacture of wooden
goods represent total capital OF -3.2l1,-
GOO; steam power, 240 horse; watcr power,
161 horse; sets OF cards l95 value OF
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ROcKLAND, Jan % The installation OF
the officers of King Solomon Il. A. Chapter
took place this evening, d. d. G. M. John
Bird presiding. At the conclusion of the
ceremonies Rev. A. H. Sweetser, in behalf
OF the chapter, presented to the retiring
nigh priest, John Bird. al elegant album,
containing the carte de lisites of his COM
panlons The company then adjourned to
the banquetlng hall, where bountiful col
lation awaited them
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The following cases at law have been
decided aud reported from the tull Court
WALDO COUNTY.
Hannah +. Belcher patr. for Manda-
mus, vs.. Upton Treat Writ denied,
costs for defendant"
Josiah n. White VS.. Henry Wyman on
motion for new trial by plaintiff "Motion
overruled, Judgment on the verdict"
Albert d. Mayo IS. Andrew j Stevens
on report. "Detcndant delaulted"
Sewall Butterlield vs. School District
No. 6 in Prospect, applts; on report.
"Plaintifl nonsnt, judgment for defend
ant"
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Railroad Accident in Scotland.

GLASGOW, Jan. p. An accident A.
tended with most lamentabe results oc-
CURED. on the railway between this CITY
and EGmhurg this morning. While the
express passenger train was running at
great speed it came in collisionSwitb an
other traia Sixteen persons were in
stantly killed, and number received
severe injuries Several OF the coaches
were demolished.
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was not built here. The next vessel in
order Of time after the Fox was the
schooner Superb. She was built in 1907
on the site of Condon's wharf. by Aessrs. |
Whites and PatterSons, and commanded
for time bv Capt. Robert Patterson, 18th
She was launched at midnight, and there
is Il bit Of romance connected with the
event. to the effect that a lady tar, VINO
had never witnessed the launching OF Il
vessel, and who was bound not TO dle
without the sight. mounted her horse ana
| arrived Just III season TO see the superb
| glide not into her native element, but IN
to the element on which she was destined
to float until She went where all old schoon-
ers go. The superb was still plying be
tween tins port and Boston, A. late a lS24.
| On the twenty second Of December 0t
that year, l9U7. Congress laid IN embargo
on all the shipping in the ports and harbors
OF the sted States, the effect Of which
here and elsewhere The embargo was
partially repealed by the non-intcgeourse
act of March Ist. 1902 which permitted
~
France Under the provisions Of this Act
commerce revived ana Dur poasting trade
was almost entircl, relieved from emh.u'
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MI. ,nl W.. HILL, liI,,,i,at,,.,, VIII, ,'.,.t
en si,Ie III thn s,un .i,a ,yhe,atb. >,,arb
v.. hrilt for fine " bitns Patterson. ,ob,
\no,or of This nl,.e ana .I,,nrs \ Amen
of Boston. The war With Great Britain
| which followed tl,e nc<t war. put IN rpd
| to this species Of enterprise t,r 1 while. |
| After the close of the war the rnrrolc4 Of
Our people began to rrcupel'ate and ship
building recommended
In September Of this Year (Srrt 2ath. |
lsoj) the Rev. Alfred Johnson was IN
| stalled rs Pastor OF the First tongrc@a- |
tional Parish. al salary Of seven hun
,lred dollars. Ills predecessor WIS lhr
| REV Ebrnezcr Price whose connection
with the Parish terminated in 1902 I'm |
1872 Mr.. johnson, in view of the GREAT
depression in business, the result of the
war, voluntarily relinquishud All claim for |
his salary during its continuance, and on
the second day of October, 1915. dissolved |
his connection with the Parish He WA, |
the father Of the late ,Judne johnson and !
Of o,r ynnn,.ahlp ,nd hiohl, esteemed VII !
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Thomas Whittier Esu 4Ilrceedp,I Nj. Ne |
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blH4g>, @ ri',}
prntilln,.. G4n
Total, 3,6 s9,Sl1.I
This fattering exhibit OF tonnage built
is an increase Of more than ll9 per cent.
ot the total tonnage OF 1872, as near as it
can be approXimated The total value OF
the tonnage produced the present year
win be - ,399, O3O
Amono fine other industries which have
nourishcd remarkably OF late is the boot
and Shoe business. The returns for this
ear not COVERING the whole of Maine.
Show nm invested capital of the 1l2 estab-
li~Anents returned OF 81. So. 964 num-
be-. ol pairs of boots and shoes manufac-
1ured. j. GA ,244. or nine pairs for every
inhabitant in the State value of prOduc-
tion. -, so. 9S6; hands employed. males,
4726 females, G29 children, 39; total
number, 1894 wages. s.. 29J $50 In the
Valne of production there has been an in
crease of more than three hundred and
siXtv-one per cent over that of 1860 and
one hundred ard eighty per cent over that
Of 1870 The Lynn for Maine seems to
be the town Of Auburn, which has an in
vested capital Of more than one half of the
entire capital in the State in business, and
manufactures nearly half of the entire
product. The boot and shoe business has
been excellent throughout this year, and
promises well Tor the future.
In the manufacture of brick Maine stood
as the seventeenth State in 1870. having
then value product cf s4O5. 1913. For the
present year returns have been received
nom 90 brick wards. with a total capital
OF s3l7,175, giving employment to w
hands, and manufacturing 7l.549, ooo brick
with total value of $50. 81
The State claims to produce the best
canned corn in the market At all events
the canning business succeeds 50 well as
to have an invested capital of $500 900,
giving employment the present Year to
iOS7 hands, of which number 2O27 Were
males, 1860 females, and 800 children;
total amount Of payroll, 1902. 500 total
value OF production, 81 ,S42 600. Amount
Of canned products as follows Corn, 40
900 dozen cans; succataash 800 dozen
cans; HOLSTERS, 23l GOO dozen cans; al
mon, 10000 dozen cans; clans. lGoo
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The Maine Industrial School for Girls
it has been definitely settled, VIII be 10
Gated at lIallowell Mrs Almira &, DUN
mer has donated $4,000, Mrs. Mary NJ
$500. A resolve has been reported from
the Committee on Education tor 4 sun
t'I4.,l ~. +otnl nf III thosn to IL. annr0.
priated by the state. The design of the in
stitntion is to reclaim girls Of bad habit,
and vicious tendencies. by providing q
home where they will be surrounded by
good influences 1t viii be under the care
of trustees appointed by the Governor
The confirmation Of Chief Justice
Waite went glibly through the Senate,
every member present voting yea
Miss Nellie Grant is reported to be
engaged to Mr. Sarton5, . wealthy Eng
lishman, and will be married in the spring
At Augusta the House has passed an
order inviting Hon &. T. kimball to deliver
his Centennial Address in the Rcpresen-
tatira., Ir,1l m Monday o,-on;no Eob 81
j,
have passed between Jetf Davis and En-
Senator Foote, and that these old cocks
are actually going to fight duel
Major Baker at The Augusta House
lnaIn thp nlitorioI fra+n,.nitu ,-nr,- no,n E,,.t
I'','' '''' '''o - y ''''' l'i'S wy 0"''''oi =
''''' ''''' "''lPN "''' my '''e recent ''i'N'l'
to"'
NC chtitir'A o. tle SElineNe TWINS
are TRYING to sell the bodies Of their par
ehtS ioT SluVVU, winch shows now dollar
Gus their grief is.
The immense wbalino fleet bclonojno
ID this country IL former a,,s Mas haan
reduced t. l1l vessels Petroleum has
done it.
Fine Ieoisl,tnrc ouobt not 10 n,ss .
law AGAINST masm,nr,linu miles. Il com.
nrl, thc Maine law Iiono, aooun;D. ~ sl,a,v
their real faces.
H.o1 o,,,. p.o,;1ont,, c.,t f.;o, !,
San Dominoo has been acnosed from tho
Presidency Nv lit,}a arrnt;on ,n,ona tha
colored nonnlotion az ia, ;slan1 ana !.
~" ~ Ne" lofk'
The Duke of Edinhur~ ono of Onoon
Victories ,opn,ror sa,,. r.:.,
,,or,ioA ~ a. p,.o,..,,,,n MI
n - ''i''
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S''''''9 ''9 "ieSsii'S'
-Anti-tobacco Trask calls attention to tho
fact that even 4 horse Won't eat tobacco. Won
H. : ~ rNp. "TGu,,ra 70 MN mat even CHM
T,,.1- ,,,,,.t aoo1,
'i,'' '''ey W.
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a@l"@aple.
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-01-29

N"MINAIloNS BY THE GoNERNoR-The fol-
loving nominations We're made "Wednesday by
me Governor:
Member OF 5oaro Of Agriculture (trrm of
JUSTICES Of the Peace and Quorm-W. G..
~ riio',Sc9a, r. ChaItS' BfookSNiiie :;
| Simon c, Hewitt Hone. Lester DwincI Ran
gor; VIM. {. Crosby, Bangor; James +. Raw
NJ WIZ ni ~ benilihS ndulloh haiigof
Gideon Richards. Belmont, Marcus prtcr,
Orient; VIM. 7. Sprague, lslcsboro'; Jonathan
fu r freedom
tle. Inlm - rontSnn knny. Jal1n. VIZ.
Addison; Geo v. Mills Brooksvillp.
NotarieS Pubilc-i'aNid Chamberlain. brs-
Inspector of Lime and Lime CaSk--Iane~
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-01-29

ne SOUS OF Name postmasters have
recently been pestered by the loss of
money letlefS between their Offices and
boston. me detectives caught him in the
office Of the latter city, and his name is
Keith. lie goes to prison for year.