The Portland daily press., 1874-10-07
MINOR TELEGRAnIS.

A e ght occurred at mine at Moosic Pa,
Monday, between some striking miners and
those who continued work, in which one man
was fatally beaten
Tugs have been sent to the assistance of the
steamer Ontario, which was off Fastnet Mon
day with loss of her screw.
The Havana Diario complains that the peo-
pie do not respond to the five per cent. tax on
capital and that great inconvenience is caused
thereby.
At ST. Louis, Monday night the brass foun-
dry and hardware house of Kupferle & Bossel-
the flames were subsidized A large number of
chiefs of fire departments from other cities were
spectators of the fire.
According to reports received via Vienna
Count Won Arnim is under arrest because he
is about to publish book containing docu-
ments damaging to Prince Bismarck.
The London Standard publishes report
that the Princess Thira of Denmark is to mar
ry a son of the ex-King Of Hanover, and sup
Elements it with rumur that Bismarck has
asked for explanations of the proposed ALI
aIce.
The 18th inst. is appointed Thanksgiving in
the Province of Ontario.
Only $131, 900 Of national bank notes were
received for redemption yesterday.
Another wandering child has turned out not
to be the Ross child Mr. Ross is completely
cover.
The Emperor of Brazil will visit the United
States next year.
The track of the Lowell & Andover Railroad
has been laid across the new Concord River
BRIDGE and this week will see the last rail in
place.
Rev. Joseph Boardman of the Pawtucket
Congregational church, Lowell, has severed his
connection with that church.
There is trouble among the Lowell police and
they are to be Investigated.
Advices from India say that 1000 natives
are still supported by the government 1t is
said the government expenditures will cease on
the 10Th.
Charles McElrath, late State Auditor of Min
nesota, hiss been indicted for fraud while in
Office.
The New York Tribune has letter from
Geneva which says the story of Kossuth's pow
erty is canard.
The Goth annual session of the American
Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions
began at Rutland, VT, yesterday.
Postmaster General Jewell stopped the pay
ment to the N. Y. G. r. r., yesterday, for eX-
cessive weight of mail matter, on account of
the exhaustion of the appropriation.
1t is reported on authority that the docu-
property, and that it has been so decided by the
courts. The documents contained Bismarck s
approval of Count Arnim's course as ambassa-
dor up to the time the official journals of Ger
many began to attack him as leader of the
UltramontaleS.
The New York Times announces the death
of G. B. Lamar.
The Concord, N. H, agricultural society are
holding their fourth annual exhibition.
The Ancient and Honorables and the Amos
keag Veterans dined and wned together yester-
| day afternoon. Gov. Weston made an after
| dinner speech.
For the year ending Sept. 1, the live stock
ceipts of hogs, 873,263 head; of cattle, 1888
head; and of sheep, .139, $50 head. Shipments,
239, 1897 hogs, 30, SAG cattle and 1854 sheep.
The September receipts and shipments this
| year compared with the last show the trade in
hogs slightly increased, the receipts and ship
ments of cattle double, and sheep quadrupe.