davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10
11sber midaeI MonbI Dol

lteber Mi6ael WanbI BON
Stem Oorf (ben berii6ttgten S6minoel1
aenofien oes DR." Stegfrieo Gbrenberg)
nno spet anoere iebt IN Waibtngtom
tpobnenoe 9eutl6e, &nboIf 8lns
menberg ut6 s. Sranf, miro aus
@al6ington beribtet: Gs i6eint, OaB
bie1e Mbenteurer Dor etniger Sett 9eloer
auf @ert6papiere bonn 0tftrtft @olulmz
bta allsarlet1en b%eganten. Oteie Wertb>
papiere beftar6en aus Der16ie0enen Nrz
ten v8onbs" unb iogenannten Allbitorss
Gertiftcaten, pel6e on SontrattoreH
sur 8ert6ti9ung ibrer Inlpru9e ausges
ferttgt merben. Sic lte1e1 Daupt1a6lt9
auf Bic leBteren unO p%erlangten ungetdDr
neun 8ro5ent fir feds Wtonate 3ett.
Sic fanOen saDlret6e &unben nnter ben
@e9slern, mel9e Nnle6en fir Die @tgens
thinner bon @~ertbpapteren, Soutrattos
rem uno anbere Yerionen abl6lteBen.
Muf bieie St6erbetten lte6en fe oreiBtg
bis Dieraig Geuts auf BEN Dollar. Damn
nerfauften 1ie oieielben I'M B%aiDtngtoner
Marfte gu pter3tg bis finf5ig @ents per
Dollar nnb tDaren I'M Stanoe, tbr 0elo
bon Heuem ausSuIetDen. OieieS, Ger@
fa6ren ioaen Ie bis BIT etnem Betrage
BON 500, 900 ipteberEDlt 6aben ullO crit
in LETTER ISOLDE purbe ibr tpabrer 3med
seabnt. 3Dei Der S0pin0ler itlo jebt
aus Ser Stabt sefloben uno es ipiro ibnen
nadgere6net, OaB is einen grofit Don
500, 900 bis $25, 900 nit it@ nabmen.
@tne betrd1tlt6e ln5abl &e6sler,
8on6sinba6er unb &ontraftoren iilo pie
Opfer, Obne baB i6nen elm anOeres Wfits
tel bletbt, ais etne &(age negen 0er@
trauens6ru6s, Stint ODER ie9s Der be-
~trogenen 4erionen murben iebt %befannt,
6ereu ieoe $40, 900 bis $50, 900 DerloreH
baben mill. 8lumenberg lit poblbes
FAINT alS friiberer 0eteftiO, Der 1872 BON
ben @ree[eDiten beniibt tpnroe, aber
ibnen einen grrBen &beil ibrer fir
9toroeGarOlina auf8ebra9ten 0elOer abb
10winoelte. (Dfauol i6tptn0elte oannalS
befauntIi0 nit Gbrenbcrg auf ben Jtas
men Der republitanii0en Yartei, pobet
Ell Dem gtelp gOrfer Banter 9enrp
Stems aueii nieQrere tauieno Dollars
abgaWuerte.l
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10

SpGte Beeten fGet man getpobuli6 Mns
fangS SUM- aus uHo 5tebt bielelben aIf
gleibe @eiIe, oft aud in Geiben bon II
3pQ @ntfe1nung, UNI Tie nit Dem Pteroes
@ultibator beurbetten uno ettpas bdufeln
SI f6nnen. Der @rtrag pflegt IT'D 9ut
200 = 500 8uI6el per older 5u %belauten
an6 Der 8rets bartirt 9emD6nli6 5tpt16en
SO @ts. un6 81 per Bu1bel.
8eeten f6eiuer aud BEN 8oben pentg
All eri60pfen, peun man tie rein bonn
untraut bGlt, ltnb Oas 3auo bletbt nletit
in treffli6em Stanoe fur trgeno anoere
@artenfru6te.
Was Die gebrGu6Itditsn 8artetdten
ser rot5en 8eeteu b%etrtfft, 10 nenllen mir
ais Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. folgenoe:
Early Bassane Turnip, Die frii9elte Der
alien Sorten, ettpaS marmorirt, nit abb
petblelno. rot9en unb metBen &retlen,
ultb, tpenn ntdt eeraoe lo9enannte 8lut>
8eeten geiuGt t%perOen, Die portbetlbaf7
teite Ser SriD=S Orteu
Early Egyptian Turnip, cine Bllttbeete,
an JriiD3eitigfett Der Dortgen 9let6,
trGgt aber tpentg Saamen, Der IN Tolge
be1ien itet5 3iemli0 foitipielig lit. 0ie>
ielbe taugt nt6t gum Winter9ebrauD,
pG6lt lonit i0nea, aber biloet nur tlet1e
Beeten.
Early Blood Turnip, Sic gep6bnIi6ite
Srit6iorte, obpObl tie etiDas lallglGnter
ais Die 8aiiane mablt. Sic lit etue
bunfle 8lutbeete, tragt menig &raut unO
fann in engen 3wti6enrGumen ge3ogen
tperben; tpirb babel 5iemlt6 groB um0 tit
auSge3et6net fir ben @ebrau0 i'm QBtnz
ter, tpte inn CONNER un0 SCRIPT. Sic
miro mebr m%aiienpeiie ge5o9en, ais aue
anOeren Sorten 5uiammen.
Long Blood, eine aus9e5et6nete SpGt>
forte BON iebr gutter QualitGt, er9tebtg
unb augemetn beliebt. 8egen ibrer fat
i6mar5rotben Sarbe nnO tbrer nt6t
iebr biden 0eitalt bat man fte %6elonoers
germ, ba tie iiD aln lei6tei1en in 3ierli0e
S6etben l6neiOen IGBt nno etnen treffz
li9eH SaIat ma@t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10
&o9semipreet sur @tcfenSGtts
Q1a9SQ>

Cine febr anedlnGBige Getpen6ung
Der pom INSTRUMENTATION berribrenoen
Roggen1preu tit Die ais 9iingemittel fir
gSielen. @er grDBere NGerfIGGen nit
Goggen beitellt, mir6 oft in Gerlegen6ett
1ein, mas er nit ben eroBen 6aufen BON
Spreu ober &aff anfangen fol-, bic nit
elerlet fIr3eren Str0btbeilen, nnfrautz
1aameu, Staub u10 an0eren fir bic Gr>
nGbrnug bes giebs mebr ober mtnber
untaugli6en 8eitan6tbeilen Dermii6t
finb. Sebr au empfeblen lit beSbalb,
Dtes Watertal i'm @tnter BET Srplt ODER
S9nee bHnn auf feu6te permooste Wiez
fen au fabren nno es bort i'm SrilDiabr
bel troGenem Wetter nur gar3 oberfld67
LID ab5ubarten ooer 9let6mGBig auSauz
breiten.
@ebraudt man s1 elmer IeioIt6en
&ompOitbinGung mtnoe1tenS $50 SUI
Der per 2lder, 10 bebarf man our 9Iu>
sun9 etnes NGers 8iele mitJfoggenipreu
taum "a bod aufgelabene uuo feitgez
tretene Suber uto Der GrfoLg miro benz
bes &ompoites tpentg na6iteben. 0as
bur6 bieie 0ingung %gemonnene 0tebr
Don gutem 9eu uno 0rummet lber1tei9t
ieDenfauS ben SnttertDertb Der b%erlDenoez
ten Spren gang beoeuteno, Dem gegens
iiber Die Soften oe5 Mu5fabrens faum in
9nl9lag gu bringen itnO, 8lmal man
eben in Dteiem Sale BON Dorn6erein NIT
Dem &aff fetne groBen ulnitGnOe MAIDEN
miro, ion0ern 0alielbe Dor Dem NuSfa6=
rem TT groBen 9aufen fret auf oem 9ofe
Der Witterung p~retsgeben fanu. See
fomn1t eiu iol6er 9aufeu Ge9en &C. un0
finoet ft9 in 6oI9e 6eifen 9umpfisfeit,
gniaB DonS 6tmmel unc 6erglet9en Elm,
10 lit bieS iclbitreoenb fit Den lpGtern
9iingungsatueG I'm 10 better.
@s liegt auf Der 6an6, oaB onr6 Ser
brettung bteier einfa9en 0i1gung5mez
bo6e Sabaoie QGer ~abgelagerter, entz
frGfteter, permoOster Wteien, Die ionit
pieuei3t ME 0iinger gu ieben befommen,
amf biQtge @eiie SIT etnem n%n9efanuten
@rtra9e gebra9t merben fOnnen. 2tu6
biIoet fi6 in ser SOlge cine rei0baIttge
geiunoe un0 IiiBe @ra5narbe.
Sreilt6, mo man &aff oberSpreu nod
ais Sutter abiolut ni6t ent6ebren 5n
tOnnen glaubt, 6a mug mtrfli6 iebr
groBe Sltternotb berri@ell, 81 oeren err
folsrei6er 8efdmpfung eS inbefien fetz
nem Sarmer an anoeren unb geetgneteren
Wsitteln feDlem oiirfte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10
neutrality-suspicious.
Notbe 8eetem+

9ies Semitic tpir6 faum bon irgen6
einem Tein6e ober elmer &ranfbett betlns
qe1u6t 11n6 mG9ft babel 10 blattret6
uno ipptg, baB bas erforberli6e SGten
faum Der Geoe pertb tit. QluBerbem lit
biele @arten= ODER Sel6fru6t iebr gut
berfGuflt9 unb 1omobl bic friibeu als Die
1pGten @rnten lai1en eine boppelte 8ez
nrbung bes 2anbes gu.
SIR bic friiben 8eeten lit iebr ret9er
8ooeu tpiinf9enstpertb uno Elm ianoiger
@rlno am beitem. lSenn bas 2anb i'm
Serbite tief sepfigt lit, itreue man inn
gSinter gut 5er1eBten 0il1ger breittpirs
fig in rei6li6em WaBe aus. iage 40 2az
oungen auf ben NGer, 10 0aB Der Sanlen,
menll er gu feinen begtnnt, Die aus Dem
Dunger ausgelau9te Y~tabrun9 i'm Booen
borfin6et, 6erett in bas pflan5lide
0a0st6um i~tber3ugeben, iobalb Die
@ur3elfaiern ii@ Dana6 ausftreGen.
Dti9ts lit unangenebmer, ais in BEN er>
ften i60nen Sriiblingstageu, no man
germ nit eden mno Yflanaen beginner
m09te, ge3tpungen gu letn, leBteres aufz
19teben gu miiiien, petlno6 suDDr Dim
ger aufgebra9t merben muB. lleberoem
mirft 3tpeifeIso6ne Ser 0itn9er am frGfz
tighten, pen1 er b%rettDlrftg pGbreuO 3eS
Wtuters ausgeitreut rtrb. SIT oann 6as
2a1o i'm SruDlin9 no6mal5 ttef gepflI9t,
geeg9t lllo gut geebnet, 10 iGe man ben
Sanlen bid in &etben bon ie Is 3ou
Gntfernung. 9as Nusbiinnen peridiebt
man gep05nIt6, bis Die Pflan3en groB
aenug iilGb, nm ais 8eetenzSpiuat perz
fault tper6en gu f0nnen, beren Cribs
meilt bic l1nfoiten oeS Satens un0 Ser
3tebens bedt.
Sobalb Die eriten @remplare etpa
l 3p4 i'm 0ur9meller balteu, ftnben Die
iungen Beeten 9uten 2lbiaB 81 5-6 Gt5.
oas 8u1D. Dtau lGBt bel lolben Das
&raut gew0bnli3 oaran, ba lol9es bon
ben GGufern alS Spinat gerl1e m~itbenubt
81 tperoen pfegt. lin 10 berfauft au
iperoen, etguen 1i0 unter ben peri1iebe1
men Sortem Die Early Bassane's alu be-
item, oa oieie am l6neQiteu tpaeDien llno
babel friib5eitig fairies &raut treiben.
Spdter, tpeun Die 8eeten oider meroeu
uro an 3 Soil i'm 0ur0me1ier balten,
tbut man nur 3-5 Stid hrs 8uno, bas
au elet6em Preiie gut perfGufli0 lit.
Bis Nnfangs Sult bat man oann baS
&alo tDteoer leer, fam e5 BON 9teuem
pflilgeH lIslo II ais stDeite Sru6t Reta-
Baga's ober 1paten &Obl auT renllelbeu
anspflanaen.
Bon. etnem Siertel>2lfe NIT Srit6e
BeeteH fam lluu re0t tpoDl auf etllell
Cribs BON S60-$8O re9nen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10
2INS Der Staatsb9NptTa0t-
Springfielb, 6. gedr5.

t,

IL II
8Irqer Don Sgte GountD iiberret6ten
6ur6 Sen. Sacobs cine Bittf6rtft be-
bufs Qufbebun9 ober Q%bdn0erun9 beS
Carbohydrates, Biirge BON Safe
GnuutD omr6 Gen. Upton cine BtttIdrtft
bebutS Grla1iung etnes 9eIeBes, Delbes
an STEELE Der 2%ooestrafe l~ebensptertge
3u6tbausbaft ieBt.
Gin 8eriu6 Sees, cine Qlufbebung
Ser notwithstanding bebnfs Mieoererz
pdsung ieines 8ei6luBautra9s, bie
SiBun9 Der @elebgebnng am 20. Wtar8 SIT
16 lieBen, 5I erlangcn, i6etterte. Der
Nntrag, Die Mblttmmnng tn Wte6ererpG@
grllg sH 3tebeu, 0nr6 mel9e Der @ou@
perneur beauttragt mnroe, cine @oms
miliion fir Die @rbauune zines 3u6tz
ballies i'm iiblt6en SutuotS ein5uieben,
ipuroe anf bteGageSorDnung fiir nd6lten
9onnerltag geieBt.
Ser @e1eBenttuurf bebufS% QbGnoerung
bes 9trnenseiebes tpuroe einitimmig ans
ge1lommen. OeSglei9en Der @eieBentz
tpurf bebufs MbGnoernng beS @e1eBe5
betreffeno 8ritGen unO &bormege.
81 georbuetenau
Ser .@eiebentpurf, pona6 3Gune,
beren Grrt6tung 0aS @eieB Derlangt,
bier unb Elm bdlb SUB bod letn mitiien,
tpHrbe 3ur britten Xeinng berpte1en.
9esglet6en Der @elebentipurf, betref>
fenb 8I0oiinnige, Srritrnige Muo Bers
16Denber.
ueber ben @elebenttpurf behufs Ser
16mel5ung Der brei 8eatrfe bes S6er>
itaatsgeri9tes lautete Der 8eri6t 0es
MuSl6uiies un9initig. Ser 8ert6t
tpuroe auf ote 1agesoronnng fur nG1z
fen Dtenitag geleBt.
8eibe 9Guier D~ertaeten itb friibsettig,
UNI benz Be9rdbniB Der Srau UttItDn 6an
belaumoDnen.
Californian
Can Sroncisco, 6. MGrs.
Ser S%taats1euat nabm beute etner @e>
1e%beuttpurf an, mona6 eS ben @ei6morez
men in Worbproseiien erlaubt III, in ibrem
Mabrfpru9 3u enti6eioen, Oh Der 2lnge>
fIagte Die Sooesitrafe erletoen ODER 3u
lebeuSldngIi6er 3u6tDaustrafe perurz
tbetlt tperoen ion.
San SranciSco, g.. Wtdr5.
George Mafon, Elm langidbrtger 8ez
mobner bes 3u6tDauies, begtng geftern
Selbftmorb, in6em er it9 nit einem &a@
iirmeiier ben &opf taft gGn5lt0 bonn
Gurnpfe trennte.
Ser gerfebr auf Ser linton Bactftcbabn
1T bur1 bic nod INNER tobenben S6nee>
itIrme seit0rt. Die 3Ige fommen MIR
Iangiam pom Sled, ba Der S6nee 10
mailenbaft Bic S6tenen beoedt, baB an
pielen Steuen itunoenlan9 geI6anfelt
merben mltB, ebe Der 3ug ii6 nieoer
lang1am fortbemegen fam. Gs lit oteS
Der beftigite S6neeiturm, Der iene 8egeno
lett ptelen Sabren betmgeiu6t bat.
SnStamerfrie9.
@beDenne, $751;, 6. WGra.
Ser Snbianeragent Der J1eb @louo>
Mgent1r i6reibt al 9eneral Smith:
8iele Snbianer iinb BON bier ausge3o=
gen, nm ii6 ben frtegertf6en ganoen am
3u16lteBen. Mu6 Der 6duptling vGra3D
5orle" bat ftb auf ben &riegspfab begez
ben. 3meitauienb Sn6taner fOnnen in
furaer 3eit bier 3uiammengeSogen merz
ben. Ginmal bier, fann Elm Ge9tment
ben Btab gegen iebe Ma6t balten; aber
Die S6mierigfeit Itegt oarin, bierber 81
fommen. Die Snbianer baben ibre
Spider iberau. SEPT pGre es nod elm
Qeibtes, fie au iiberrai6en. Sn Dter3ehn
Iagen aber ipirb Die lleberrai6ung an
uns lein. Cine fletne Wta@t genitgt
ni6t, benin iin6 bic Solbaten einmal
bier, 10 tper6en sic G~otbbGute nt6t go
germ. ben Rampf nit tbnen auf5unebz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10
@tntereetreise aa@ Sa&fra1tem

Ni0t eben ieIten bort man bic &lage,
baB Die 8tnterfru6t na6 &artOffeln
niDt gut geoetbe, unb btele Tarmer itnb
Der Qtnit6t, baB &artoffeln, 0tiiben &C.
benz Bobsn 8eitanbtbeile ent5ieben, bic
Dem W~intergetreibe n0tbtg ftnO.
Nqeroin9S lit nt1t gu beitreiten, baB
@intergetret6e 1ta6 6adfrii@ten ni6t
immer poae St6erbeit bietet, ia iogar
9etpObnli6 ettpas inn @rtraae 5uriide
bIeibt. 9ogegen ftebt tpieoer Die 3.Datz
ia6e felt, DaB man in einigen @egens
ben, Die etnen iebr frdfti8en i0iperen
Booen baben, Craze in Oteier Tolge ponl
NtntergetreiOe 0ie b0GlteH @rtrd9e err
5ielt. 0ierin lisgt rpoDI Elm 8elDeiS,
pQB, tpenu 8inGsrgetre!oe naU QaaItuds
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10

AtRIuu9CA HCIN9t~
@tlo @eiit,
Gn0men,
Ger Dtairie 0eufel,
@nBer bieien @erfen 6aIten mir sur
ausDabI fir uniere 9bonneuten nod
ferner bereit sic foIgen6en 8erte:
MGfreO MeeiEner's ~fpannenben So
man
9d)mar39db,
9ifens Gontan
Infer ~ge1neimfbaftlt6er
Greuno,
CtIIMFrtrt.)
Sh &nppi1tS' 3onta1te u1b ST.
5~Gblunsen aus benz anteritauiz
i6en 9eben. (0er 8eOGar ; bas
germd9tniB bes 9eblars II.
I. No.
Serntei1t's pupuGar : r~taturpiienz
i9aftlt6e 8erfe,
Sober aIte %@bonnent, tpeT6er auBer
fetnen etpatgen &iditGn6en Ben bouen
Rrets zines neuen Sabresabonnements
e OOuars) birect an Die office Ser Su.
Staatsaeitun9 einien6et, 10 tute ie6er
neue, Elm Sabresabonnement ~borausbe>
sabIen6e Ibonnent er6dlt iofort mad
@mpfang bes @eIoes ems o6er (bon
ben pentger umfaneret6en @erfen)
mebrere Der Oben g%enannten 8T6er.
SIN iebem Sale wtr6 nns ertpini6t fem,
tDern Der @inieatoer 6os be1timmte 8ud.
tueIdes er 5u baben niini6t, be3ei6net;
mo bies ni6t gei6iebt, ion6ern nns bic
MustpabI iiberIaiien Dirb, tperben mir
bemibt iein, elm Dem @ei6maG bes
Mbonnenten am meiiten 3uiasenbes 8n@
QussutuGblen.
SaiuOis @tuats5eitnnszG Ourpagnie,
Gde Der 5. Ioetue uu6 8ai6iustOnftr.
jicago.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10
8appnue, 2. MGr,.

Sinftauienb Mlann in Der NGbe BON
Somorroitro Giinfsebn MetIen norbDitz
lid bon Bilbao lagernOer &esterungs7
truppen tpurben BON ben @arIiiten iiber>
fallen, pel6e nnsefdbr 1000 Ser lleberz
rai6ten nieoermebelteu. Die llebrigen
ipuroen auf Der Slu6t enttpeber gefanz
gen genommen ODER ertranfen BET benz
8eriu6e, ben i'm &iiden befinoIi6eu
Stub Su freu3en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10
Mabri6, 9. MGra,

Wt 10rt0y z. Wfnr5.
Ser offtaieue 8eri6t iiber bas @emeBel
BET SomOrroitro 9tebt 81, baB 800 9tes
9terungStruppen 9et0otet ooer pertpunoet
tpur0en,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10
0em 0prf.

Gin Opfer Der 9un6Spntb.
Die iunge S6auipielertn 2lba SO.
Slopes, ipel9e Dor un9efdbr bieraebu &as
gen BON eirem tolen S6ooBbino6en
9ebiiien morben mar, itarb beute an Der
O%unDStputh.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10

6tasbaIe College BET 9tnsbale, Oeid.,
tpurbe beute friiD bur6 Teller fat gd1Gaz
lid aerft6rt. ytur Ser Sitfltt9el 1T geret7
tet mebit ben mufifalii6en Snitrumenteg1,
Der Bibltotbet lno zines SDeilS Der @Htz
ri6tung. Der Yerluft belduft lid auf
$75, 600, Die 8erii9erun9 $4,000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10
9OrtM90I+
Q%iiiabpn. 6. MGra.

8epobner ser Sniel Sapal iouen if6
OH ben amertfanti6en BrGitbenten NIT
Der 8ttte getpenoet baben, bic Q5ortl6en
Snleln unter ben S6ub Der 8%eretnigten
Staaten su itellen, tporauf Der 9rGitoent
erpibert baben iou, bic 3eit lei 9etomz
men, NO ni6t mebr bas S6tpert, 1on>
bern Der 8olfSmille entl6eioe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10

Com tanttnOpeI, 6. MGr3.
Die Seeitabt Saloni6t lit BON elmer
Derbeerenoen Seuersbrunit beimgeiu6t
porben. Die Gerluite iinO nngebeuer
nnb IL Meni9en iiuO in ben Slammen
unIaefnmmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10

; 6IaneS 6 n m iden elmer
&e.rbre6erin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-30

Childers dwsit On The financial success Of the
movement In refsfsnce b IL foreign policy.
He reminded his hearers that in 1862 be was
one Of the few who openly declared in Par
lament their desire Nor the triumph Of the
Federals 10 the United States. The meeting
adopted votes of conhdsncs in the distin-
guished gentlemen who had addressed Il.
Mr.. Arch has been invited to stand for Par
Lament In Birmingham.
Disraeli will speak at Augsburg on Satur.
day.
A meeting of leading Liberals was held in
Marylebone last evening to nominate can
didate for Parliament. The names of David
Grant, Tom Hughes and Edwin James were
considered and Grant was finally selected
as candidate Of the party.
The Liberal journals this morning say that
from seven to eight thousand people attended
the Gladstone meeting at Blackheath yester-
day.
Mr.. Gladstone will address an open air
meeting at Greenwich on Saturday, and Mr..
Nolan's supporters are preparing for mon
ster denomination on Sunday.
Zunich, 20. Field Marshal Won Gaeleuz
OF Austria, committed suicide here to-day.
Madrid, 20. 1t is reported that Gen. Nor.
ZONES, comanding the army of the North has
raised the blockade of Bilboa. AZ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-30
" ASHINGTON.

Washington. %. The Postmaster General
has decided to accept the locks and keys and
proposal of Smith & Eargge of Bridgeford,
Conn.,, for street letter boxes, at one dollar
and twenty-five cents for each lock, and if
teen cents for each key, and also locks and
keys and proposal of +. w. Mix Of Terry
vile, Conn, for registered mails and one
dollar and seventy-tiye cents for each lock
and thirty cents for each key
James Boyle, an ex-poiceman, attempted
to murder his wife here to-day by shooting
her. His wife was not dangerously wounded,
and Boyle was arrested.
A young man named Joseph T. Wheeler,
late clerk in the employ of Jones & Farley,
on State street, Boston, who absconded with
thirty-s six thousand dollars on the 23d instant,
was arrested in this city tonight. On his
person was found S., 800 in ereenbacks and a
large number of checks.
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N MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston, 20. The wife OF John Kane, re-
siding at Highlands, the mother of eleven
children, was run over and fatally injured
this afternoon on the Boston and Providence
railroad, near New Heath street crossing.
She was enciente at the time of the casualty.
In the Massachusetts, Senate to-day the
committee on federal relations made report
on the petition of John G. Whittier and 9TH
ers, in reference TO the Sumner resolution.
The committee states that it has considered
three questions.
First-Whether the resolution of 1872 ex-
presses or implies censure.
Second-Whether it is in the province of
the Legislature to rescind or annul resolu-
ton.
Third-Whether the resolution of 1872,
ought to be rescinded
The committee decided in the affirmative
on each question, and forfeited its portion by
various reasons and precedents given.
The schooner Flora of and for Rockland
Maine, from Boston, with = general cargo,
was picked up on Georges Banks and towed
into Gloucester to-day, having lost sails, and
received other damage during the storm last
Sunday.
meeting of 1.-THE voters Of Ward IL, in
| Boston, had been called for Saturday even
| ing next to defend their action in electing la
| dies on the school committee against the de-
cision of the committee unstatng them.
Mrs.. General walbridge, widow of the late
General Walbridge, died suddenly at her res
idence, Mt. Pleasant, in the suburbs of this
city, this morning.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York, 20. George w. Keene, q mer.
chant, Of Lynn, Mass, dropped dead yester-
day, at the st. Nicholas Hotel. Disease of
the heart was the cause of his death. Keene
is said to have had in his possession at the
time. bonds, certificates of stock, &c., to the
amount Of 100000.
Abran Winant, sheriff of Richmond coun-
ty, charged with defalcation in the past, and
who made restitution to the board of supervi-
sors some time hence of the county money,
now refuses to deliver over his office and ef-
fects to M. c. Roberts, the newly elected
sheriff, on the ground that the latter decided
not to file his bonds in the time prescribed by
law.
1t is now ascertained that defalcations and
discrepancies have occurred in the financial
restitution with which Hamilton, the default
ing Jersey City Treasurer was previously
connected. The belief is strengthened that
he has run away with the actress Montague,
leaving wife and four children. 1t is dis
covered that for months he has been suuan-
dering money on women.
Jacob Sinners FIVE children supposed that
the property was divided among them, when
by the finding of the scorched will it was dis
covered that all his fortune, with slight ex-
ception, was left to his wife. His life insur-
ance policy for $4,000 was made over to the
Hebrew Orphan Society.
The cigar manufacturers in Water street,
yesterday struck against the reduction in the
scale of wages, and their demands being &C.
ceded to, they resumed work.
A despatch from Greenboro', N. c., says
that steps are being taken to compel the State
authorities to hold necessary legal inquest
on the bodies of the Siamese twins. Judge
Settle has been requested to use his influence
with Judge Cloud to order the inquest, but
Judge Cloud has thus far declined to take &C.
ton.
Edward Lange who was sentenced to one
years imprisonment short time ago for con-
verting mail bags to his own use, was taken
to Washington tonight on a writ Of habeas
corpus from the United States Supreme Court,
where the legality of the sentence will be
tested.
The committee on railroad transportation
reported favorably on the projected peoples
freight railway from New York to the Mis-
souri, river.
J. McDermott, Brooklyn editor, knocked
a detective down, in bar room in the Bow
cry, tonight, and during the fight, shot Nc.
Donough, the proprietor, in the right breast.
McDermott was arrested.
Albany, 90. The Workingmens Assembly
adopted a platform favoring a variety of re-
forms, and its committee on organization pro-
posed calling themselves 1.-The Industrial
Political Party of New York"
The Lowersteiu trial for the murder of
Weston, commenced to-day.
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CONNECTICUT.

Hartford, 20. new battery gun invented
By Col. j. P. Taylor of Tennessee just com.
pleted at Colts armory Of this city, was pub
Ideally and successfully tested to-day. It
fires four hundred fifty fusilade or seven hun
dred volley shots minute, and will concen-
trate shots at one centre or spread them over
twenty-five feet at distance of five hundred
yards. 1t is probable that arrangements will
be made for the manufacture Of this formid-
able mitrailleuse at Colts armory.
New Haven, 90. A fire in the store of II.
e. Gilbert G Co., this afternoon destroyed
$1,000 worth Of stock, and damaged the build
lug 500. Fully insured.
The suite of the heirs of Capt. Colvocor-
resses who either committed suicide or was
murdered. in Bridgeport, against several life
insurance companies, for $l9O, 900, have been
settled with one exception by an agreement
by the companies to pay one half.
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PORTLAND.

Portland, 20. The Waite Waller polygamy
case has drawn u crowded audience again
to-day. Mr.. Waller, Mrs. Holden, his sister,
Mr.. West, a brother-in-law of Waller and
Walters sister Elizabeth, identified her posi-
lively as Walters wife. His daughter Carrie,
eleven years old and son John, seven years
old, testified that she was their mother. John
II. Stiles of Pictou also identified her. Sew
eral witnesses in this city, swore to her
identity, and photographs of her children were
produced and proved to have been in her
possession.
Henry Hudson and Charles Foss, the two
officers who were arrested at Guilford for re-
sisting a L. S. Marshall were examined to-
day and bound over in $4,000 for trial next
Tuesday.