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The Portland daily press., 1875-02-15
$4,000 GOLD.
Special Notice.
BEWARE OF
COUNTERFEITS AND
INVITATIONS

The high reputation gained by ADAMsoN's BO-
TANIC COUGH BALSAM for the cure of Coughs.
Colds, asthma, Bleeding of the Lungs and Con-
SUMPTION has given rise to spurious pounds The
genuine ADAMSON'S BOTANIC COUGH BAL
SAM is prepared only by FRANK w. KINSMAN,
Sole Proprietor TO protect yourselves from imposi
tiOn examine the bottle and see that the words "F
w. Kinsman, Druggist, Augusta, Maile.' are blown
the glass of the BOTTLE $1,000 for better article.
DON'T FAIL TO TRY 1T.
The following are a few of the names of those who
have used this remedy: Mrs. Gov. Cony, Mrs Hon.
James W. Bradbury, Arson p Morrill,, Ex-Governor
of Maine, Mrs. Col Thomas Lamba-d, Mrs. Col.
Thomas Lang, Hon. j. j. Eveleth, Mayor of Angus
ia; Rev. DIR. Kicker Rev. E. K. Martin, Rev. c. F.
Penny, Rev. VIM. A. Drew, Rev. II. +. Wood, Col.
f. M. Drew Secretary of State; Hon. j. T. Wood
ward, State Librarian; Col. Geo. w. Stanley, Presi-
dent First National Bank; Hon. B. II. Cushman,
President Granite National Bank; S. W. Lane, Sec
rotary OF Senate; Warren Alden, Bangor; Charles
G. Nutter, ESQ., q fremont St., Boston; VIM. II.
Tay lor. Beacon St., Boston; Emory Cook and many
Others in Providence; W. f. Morrel, Esq, Portland,
and fifty thousand others too numerous to mention.
Sold by all Druggists.
decd sneodaeow6m
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-15
JFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

MEhCHANIS
Ar at New Orleans 18th, sch E Fabens Lyman,
Ruatan.
Ar at Havana 18th, biigs r w Messer, Gregory,
Caibarien; Lewis Clark Bartlett, New York; sch
Sea Lyon, from Cienfuegos for Portland.
Sid 18th, brig Clara M Goodrich. Look, Sagua; sch
Hannah McLoon, North of Hatteras.
Ar at Matanzas 18th, sch Carrie M Richardson,
Richardson, Portland.
Ar at Caibarien 10th, sch Cassie Jameson, Jane
son. Havana.
Sid 9h sch Ii Holway, Thompson, for Delaware
Breakwater.
Ar at Sagua 10th. sch Geo Hunt, Providence
Ar at Mobile 18th, sch Annie Lewis Portland.
Brig AgenOra, from Matanzas for Philadelphia, was
off Deamare Capes 18th. bound in
Brig Kitty COburn 1923 tons, built at Newcastle,
Me, in 1855, has been sold at Sydney NSW at e425O
The new ship Harmonic, built at Newburyport by
John Curier, r. is ready for and will go to New
Orleans to load for Liverpool She registers 1897 tons
and will be commanded by Capt l. Small OF Stock
ton.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-15

nEKSONAL NOTlGE.-An officers, sailors
Il and soldiers, wounded, ruptured or injured in
the late Rebellion however slightly, can obtain a
Pension by addressing DIR. E. b. JACKSON, Late
Surgeon in United States Navy, No. New Cham
bers St. New York City. Communications prompt
ly answered. oc29sn1y
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-15
MEMORANDA.

Sch Western, Capt Croker. which went ashore at
Hyanis 12th crowded on by the ice and report
ed in bad position on the rocks She has cargo OF
heading shipped at Portland by Emery & Fox:
She sailed from here Jan Is bound to Baltimore. and
put into Hyanis for shelter.
Ship Freedom, Norton, from New York Dec 2Zd tor
GLASGOW put into st Thomas Jan 81 in distress, hav-
ing experienced heavy gale when Is days out and
strained topsides and sprung aleak. She was pre-
viously reported at Glasgow 9th.
Barque Herald, of Bath, from Port Limon, which
put into Aspnwall Jan IA. in Distress has been con-
demned and was to be sold at auction Jan 28.
Brig Josie Devereux from Providence tor st
John, NIB, put Vineyard-Haven Jan H. and sailed
few days after, since which nothing has been heard
from her. She was in ballast and probably has been
blown off.
Sch Abbie Dunn, Fountain, at Havana 18th inst
from Portland reports heavy weather the passage
and iettisaned deck load.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-15

Miniature A Imanac. February rs.
Sun RISES .......... 6.57 High water. ZOO PM
Sun SETS ...........5.32 Moon sets 345 AM
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-15
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND,
Saturday, Feb. 13.

Halufday, FeDs Id.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Geo Cromwell, Bacon, New York,-pas-
sengers and mdse to j Magma. Passed 18th. at an
Choir off Stone Horse, sch Belle Crowell. from Port
land for New York.
Steamer New Brunswick, Pike, st John, NIB,
via EastpOrt.
CLEARED.
Steamship Poynesian (Br) Wylie, Liverpool
Fl & A Allan.
Steamer Chase, Bennett, Halifax, NS-John Port
eous.
Steamship Geo Cromwell Bacon New York; N
Magma.
Sch Baracoa, new, of Boothbay, 142 tons) McClin-
took. Baracoa-master.
SAILED-Sch Hattie G Dow Sch 81 Means is in
the Roads, having put back.
sunday, Feb. II.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Barque Josie Mildred, CHM, Boston, to load for
West Indies. To c III Chase & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-15

MR.. FRANK KINsMAN: Dear Sir-I desire to say
word in behalf Of your Adamsons Cough Balsam-
haye been a sufferer from very severe cough from
the first of last November, trying great many pre-
scrptions without any considerable or permanent
improvement, until the middle of March. when a
friend brought this balsam to my notice. tried the
small sample bottle which Mr.. Goodwin gave me,
and had no occasion to try any more, for within
twelve hours from taking the first dose the cough
entirely left The result seemed little less than
miraculous. have sent more than score Of suf-
ferers to Mr.. Goodwin's, No SO Hanover st. Tor ths
remedy, and, far learn in every instance with
marked success. Respectfully yours,
CHAS. q. NUTTER.
Firm Nutter s. Squire. Attorney and Counselors-
at-Law, q fremont ST.
Iron Alonzo S. Weed, publisher of lions Herald,
IS BrOmield ST., BostOn.l
Several bottles of Adamson's Botanic Cough Bal
sam have been used in my family with this most graf
medicines.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-15

Jan 4, lat 5 20 N, Ion % S. barque Wealthy PEN
dleton, from Boston for Batavia.
Jan 2, lat q N, lon rs w, sch Geo Jewett.
Dec 49, no lat, &c, barque Vesuvius, Keazer, from
Calcutta for Boston.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-11
Scftcubunbno nit Der xamfe.

Gin Ne9erprcoiacr biclt i'm @uoion in
ocrNa6e pon gieu Oorf cine Tlu6toufc an
Grmo6lcncn ob,uno es ltrDm ,ue INNER
eirc 9rc6e Nnsabl 9lcu9ieri9cr berbei nm
liN bic vfeierli6e Sanolln9" on5ule1cn.
Sos fabi9 (9ienitmdod)cn Der 6rou 9}it'
mon uerlpiirte elm 9rcbes @crlon9en, bel!
Der Gcrennnie suge9en 81 1ein uno mclI
on Dem betr. Gonnts9 9erooe niht ibr
frcicr Sag sunl 9lus9cbcu por 10 ltobl
lie li6 beimlid in ibren Nrbeitsflcioern
ous Der Slide we9 uno lief nod oem9Sal'
fer su. Sbr Snte:eiIe an ocrSauIbano'un9
mar 10 orcB, noB le lid hart nebrn Den
forb;scn Geiltli6en itclltc; oieicr itono. 10
lanoe bic Gcrmonie oouerte, I'M 9Hoiler
Nodoem le0s poer liebeu perionen 9e=
touft uno unter9etoud)t poren, foBte Der
@eiltli9e in bciliocr @egeii iterun0 cub
NcQie-lo neunt li6 oos farbi9c 9ienlt=
mdo9en - uno sp9 lie ins Moner. Sic
Ieitcte natiirli0 Q8iherfono, olein Der
@eiitli9e oohte, lie fiird)te iid) bios pcr
Dem MoIcr unb tau6te lie nit frdfti9em
Mrm unter. 9lls iie bul lteno uno nod
Wtbem 16noppeno hieoer an Die Ober'
fiddle fonr ld)rie lie :
~QHcs fdGlt Gud ein G'eid lab' MIDI
9eben !"
Scr @eiitlide lieB iid ni@t it0ren lon=
bern taudte lie nit 9rcbem Na6orud sum
arueiten Mol unter. Sem ct ltiden nobe
unb nit Den 9lrmen milo in Der Suit umt
Deriabreno, iArie lie:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-11
Ohio @aiienfreunb.

RieleubQumen (Wcllinstpnien) enoedt
boben. Giuer pom bieien 8dumen loll oue
bisbcr cutoedten on @rSbc iibtrtrcIfen;
lcin l1mIous 6 Tub pom 8ooen betrd9t
Die &lsiui9tcit pen $50 SUB. icine jeb!ae
0o6e lit oui l6o Tub ter.dnet. GIN
She'll oes @ipfcls abcr 1ie9t am Seoen
uno mibt iiher 100 Jub in Der HdnNe.
Sic ibr9cn 9dume in Der Nodbarld)olt
linb nibt 10 arnb uno ltorf rt9leih l'e
mmcrbin oui ben 9iamen @oumrielcn
9lulpru6 maiden tnnnen. - @o11entl'd
miro iebr balo yia6.res iitcr bic Gnoe@
dung bcfannt ,perocn.
-5por9el ioa cine trrs lcincr lon<
niqen 8tIiebtbeit,no6 pielpcrfonnteGrobe
iein. gNer an &cumatismus leioet - 10
miro bebouptst - fann in nen'9en ~
oen curirt merotn, menn ct li@ an biele
f6nlibe Speiie balt. uno ou6 onoerwe'=
tiecn droniihtn neutrality-suspicious.
miro oaomrh srob. Qinoerun9 9e"abrf.
belouoet@ menn Der Qcioenoe lb oller
Sdnren, lei G. nun in epe'len ooerSe@
trdntenj entbdlt.
n. @it MAIDEN uniere yeier oui rem Pa"ee
uno in fIein.u StGeten auimerfiam auf be III
rcutd,er sprAde sri@einenne xNder> uno
@orteubau. ;}cituno," bic bon ". ". eoltIaann
in Ililmouftc beransNcoehen wire N"s Tl"tt
erf rfdjtint id,on ieit rs7o, lit ober Siele", oe"en
Is ib isbr nasl'd, mare, nod, u"betan"t. eneem
MIR oui Ane an,tise ni.ier 3cituns in elmer
omoern spalte bieier slummer permsilen, er'
tlar.n mir uns bereit, @efeuun:en nno @el'
her fir bic uNder. ,nb @artenbau,eituna" III
empfona su n.bn'en. IS ~irc fit ieben. her e,
iraenomie Yanb ,u eultiuiren bat, Bon aroeei!a
Nusen ifn, bic alder, unt @artcnbou+3c''
tuns: AL Iejtn uAo oas carin @eia9te pr'tt''d)
an,upexben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-11
Grpvc 1tctcrid,pcm,n,mn9 ScS
Hhin1ui1r&

Sic ecwaltisen Meecneiiie Der lcbtcn @odc
ocs Wonats Sul butten allc @clpailcr angc>
id)mcllt uub bcr Sbio battc idon am l. su>
QUIT eincn 70 boben QHalicriane, iplc mod ME
1uror nm bicic Sobresjcit. Som @(ontag ben
?. Nuauit on9cfonacn itieg bcr 0!ub bon
Stunbc gu Stunoe in bcoentlider Meilc. 0as
Steioen hes @olcrS Delt an bis gum Nlitt>
mod. @is babin mar Der 9robte She'll Der
5toot YoNcroy untcr @oller 9eett, Me'len.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-11

iucit por bic eonsc Grontitrabe am Glube mebs
rcre Nu6 tief unter @oilcr. 0ait ollie &C.
id)GftSleutc in ber Stabt 1otten i6ucre Nrbcit,
ibre @ooren in bobere Stotperfe al briagcn.
3oblrcid)e Namilien an her Trontitrobc uno il,
ben ticfer aclcecncn Strafen bet Muns mubtcn
ibrc iitcrIdwemmten @0uitr rrrlollcn unb III
bDber Qclcecncn FlItcn ciiHA .3uflud)tsnrt bor
Dem IEojlcr iud)cu. lluier @oiicnbors uno
oos @ird)cnci9cntbum lit aliidtider @c,lc bod)
acnua aclcNen, hob mir iclbit fcincn nircctcn
@crluit nNrd) bic llrbsri id),ucmn,un9 er(ittcn
babcu.
So iucit bic Mod)ridtcn aus hcm 2anoc bot
lic9cn, bat biz llcbcrId) Id)mcn,lnunN aroben Sd)o-
ben oHocrd)tet Iouicuhc bon Ndcrn nit NSci,
,cn, @cu, 8clihforn, Mortoffcln &c. finn a1n;'
li1 pcrtblos genorncu fir bicics Sobr, Nrliden
uno Scnscn iinb lucaaeidmcmmt, aud cine
Nnsobl @cbGuoe sdcuncn Saaemiiblcn,
Stdlle lnb Den Glub binuntcr Ncldmommcn.
GIN 0onncrlto9 fiI bos gSoNer ciui9c 3oll
III |omcrcb unb picicS Tocn b,elt uu bis es
jid an Isrcito0 NeQcn Nbcnb loiucit ocrloufcn
bottc, oob bic mciitsn ;ibcridwcmmtcn Sduier
,uicncr irci ,uorcn
sScit idlintncre Nod)rid,tcn als auS Eomc'
,nerop gcbcn uns aus ocm bcnad)bartcn Ntbent
@ountD gu. 0ort ltcbt III Der Giniamteit bic
W. NuvUuHtSllllut, Nl't 1pllWV VW ''A N"'1't'|s
pon cini9cn M(citcn mebr als 20 bcutfde ta'
tboliid)c Tarmtr onacicbet botcn. 9icle gu
ten 2cutc bubcn an 20. Suit ehrd) ben
Sturmuiub unb hoS Gc,uitter 9roben S@ohcn
crlttcn. Scr Srfan brad UNI 21S llbr IN oer
9(od)t aus uuo no1m bic J}idtun9 bon 9Seltcn
nod) Sitcn. Ser ont Iraiten pcrbcertc Pano'
itrid) lit MIR 100 bis l4O 9iutben brett. sber
slucS, mas III bicicr @nic lag, 9Guier, 8Gume,
0cn,cn, iuurhc nichcroe,upricm. 0em Bernard
Nlinoeubcro murhc haS Sud- bon Der Sd)eucr
Ncmorfcn, niele SbitbGumc entwursc!t uno Gin
QScSenitof umgeworien uno gum Sbcil ueaNe>
ihlcuoert; benz Ifotbias Soften wurbcn bic
Dadcr nom Stall uno Nebcn9cbGucen aerii>
fen uno t1eillpeiie 400 Yorbs bonn Ninec ourd
bic yiiite sciiibu; icrner purocn bcmielbcn
iibcr 700 9robe id0ne &6umc entiuur5clt, ob'
acbrod)en nbcr ob9corcbt, naruntcr ltno 80
Nrobc Sblb6ume, bos @orn lic9t ouf Dem Sc=
ben, ais mcnn cS 9eiuol;t n0rc unb allc ,Sens
scn licocn bornicncr Gbcnjp boben 9clitten
Spbu Mimmcn s(ntpn gliagemeier Snbn
Sdmitt, $ocinrid) !tliuacnberg uno oielc Nn'
ocrc
Nubcr uuicrcr ndbcrcn llm9cbnna 'peroen
Sharm uno 0lutbeu, @cAcnauiie unb lleber>
ihucmuuugeu aus foit ollen Sbcilcn ocs van'
ncs 9cmcloct. Sn Sommcrict, D., ridtetc ein
brftiQes @a9cluttter am l. MuNuf 9robcn
Gd,oocn ou. Nlle @0dc uno Tliibden III
Sbio uno Den Nadboritaotcn worcn in Der
lebtcn @od)e ;u Stromcn onaeidweut uno alle
glicbcrunNeu boben bon lleberidmcm,mun9cn
gcltten, 10 bob Die 3ii9c nid)t fobren tonnten.
l4eiterc Madridten iibcr bic GlutDen fnhcn
unierc Vcier in oer @odcnidou.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-11
Nc8 RiuhcS NettMnA.

DeS Stromes Mo9en 1dmcllen
1m ndd)t'qem SturmesGrauS;
8olb ,icben bic id,rcdlid) fd)nellen
SMs pcitc Hanb bsnaus.
gi qauomonns Siitte ipringcn
Sic, @Dlfen 9lcid, binouf;
@oum famn es bem 9clinacn,
gu fiebn in id)nel(l item vaut.
yQit NlIb' in @inoermitte
Sen noben Bersesport
@rtlommen feline Sdritte.
was i@ollt iein SKINNER bort?
g. feblet bon ben seiucn
Dos iiiuaite 2odtcrlein;
Nd BEL bet Slut Gridcincn
@coa1te yliemano leiu.
Qas @iirnlein mub pcrbcrbcn
Sm folten Mp9cu0rab,
0em Mutter jiingit i'm Gtcrbcn
9as 3drtc Qebtn CAB.
s. fabrt suriid fcin Slo@cn;
Sd)cu lcdt Bic Slut has 0ad).
@or9! iebt toS~pous nit arad)tn
Sm iStrom ;uiammcnbra@. -
s. mid bic Slut scid,minne
@o rings Der Shutt iid bcbt,
sloa fcinem tohteu Ainoe
llmlonit ber Batter sriibt.
9sanf montt er fdmcr;,eriiien
Gem naben Gird)lcin su.
0es aun,,u.rs: GiniterniNen
Der $err mag aeben &ub!
CT wantt eurd) air@bois Sitter,
Nu@ ben ;errib bic Slut. -
Sieb, pa5 ant Streu;ctiplittcr
BORT aui bem @rabc rubt!
Mobl braudts nid,t lang Beiinmcn,
@cn ci:icr Siiacl oedt:
Seiu treucs @cib litgt brinncn,
Bis emit Der 9err iie wcdt.
Gr nobt ber bcil'acn Stdtte. -
@ic, IFS Gin iiibcr lraum:
Ser Morb, ncs Miubcs Bette,
9dngt bort am &rcuseebeum.
3tpci 9dnodcn iicbt CT iuinfcn;
gSic ipriust CT 10 aci9mino!
Gr mill su 8ooen iinfen
@or yuit - cS lit iein Aino.
Scin 3inb, burd G(utsstricbc
8on Gnsclsbanb scbradt
Gum Yort, iuo Mutlerliebc
9(cd trcu i'll @robe madt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-11

NluI uttVuINus "VAl wv WV "'v' @N"N
beiGen, 9u Itbwar,baari9cr 9drin9. Ver'
itebt @u mid
@ie: ltiirmte in + ibteg Nufrcaun8 na@
0ouic. Ob liz ibre &la9e loiort onbdn.
ala 9cmadt bat, TT nod ni6t bcfonHt.
.- &eli9i6ier 9um bu9. Wcil
bic Gir6en Der rerihieoencn @eftcn I'M
mer mebr pcrooen unb Der Yrotetantis'
mug iortmdbrtnb Dem llu9louben gu
Gilt, 10 .riinben bic I'M ibre @eiter nno
Ginoer bejor9ten Yrcoi9er u1erei Wtittel,
I'M Die 2eute in bic &ir@en Al 5isben.
llno oielc gtittel l1no oit rcdt lcnoerbat.
sSn Der 3,pciten 4resbpterrioncr Stride in
Columbus, 8. merecn bislpeilcn 'o9es
nanntc v4iuno Yorties" peranltaltes; oa'
su fonnScocrmom GinloB erboltcn. luenn
CT Gin Nddden mitbrinSt, oos 9erooe, Gin
Yiuuo wie9t. Sn oieiem Pad4en mag
ir9eno ct,pos cin9c,uidelt iein, Gin Yt"no
lebcrn oocr Elm @funo @tcinc, uur bart
es nidt ,ueniecr, ol5 Elm Yfuno im@e'u,d)t
boben. Sn Der Stride Vnbst oonn cine
MISUNDERSTANDING ltott uno AM Shlu1le
,ueroen oonn biele Yodsthen gum 9roBen
ssyube! uno Nereniigen Der Nnwclenoen
oerneisert. 9iotiirlid gum 8eiten Der
Rirde. Dos @anse iit elm redt lutti9er
presbpterianijd fer @ottesoienit - Wenn
man oieie Spielerei et,ua 5n 5oltnaat in
einem profonenQofole neranltalten piiroe,
10 mare oo9e9en nid)ts su io9en, aber
bic len 9umbu9 in elmer Ssir4c peranltol'
ten, Die bod nod) Den Worten Gbrilti Elm
Yctbaus iein Jon, oa b6rt ocnn bod Ml=
lee ouf!
Sic u meritoniId de . bel
bat i'm pertloHenen
Sabre ie6s,ie Giienbobn9cieal4a 4aftcn,
,ueldc oreiscbnbunoert Ma99on laufen
(olien, nit mcbr als hreitauleno Bibeln
perlorot. uno on& 10 peni9 Vetebrun'
gen!
-9ie i5reimaurer Fno befannt.
lid voie Yioniere mabrer suIfIdrun8".
gDeil oerWieccmt 90 &io Broreo, ,@taots*
rotb, Yrdieent beg @onieils uno ees9(a'
tipnol@@ot= Sritunols, Su9leid 6ions'
minilter pon8rojilien, bereits unterldiso'
li6e Biidpfc unb 9riciter binter @4lob
uno Tieeel, Die inoi9nirten 6briiten ober
nit @ewsbria!pen uno SaDonnctiti@en
;ur. Nernunit Qebrodt bat 10 ,unroc er
BON Re, @rpblp9e III @ombur9 gum Gb-
renmitelieo ernannt;. oem ~cr bat fb
I'M bic Wfourerei im bo6en @raoe pcr'
oient gemo9t." (v8uubiittc" 1875.
g. 1875.
9tcucntoedte. cullfnrni.
/ DE &icl enb dumc. 9r. Sore in
Galifornien ,pill unwcit Der Quelen Der
Gun 2prenso, Der in Der 9idbc BON @o<
rotoQo in @anto @laraGouutp entlprin9t
uno li9 bci Gonta Gru3 in Die Sai bon
Monterey er9icbt, cine ncue @ruppe bon
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-11

.2obt mid los !! Wuet es nidt, mid
mieoer uutsrsutou@en, Sbr per'ulln1@ter
Mia9er?"
Ter forbioe &ciit|ide nor aber uner'
bitt!icb ,ino, tuudte Tic obermo!s inter;
cies M}al bielt cr lie cine ppllc Minute un'
term WoIler uno ,ueid)te iic aebori9 e'n.
5obalo lie bic Obcri ildde wicoer errcihte.
ruoette lie ouf often Vieren Dem ufer 3u
unb j6rie uon oort-oie perforperte @ot=
tin Der @od)e in GbcnbpI5 - inocm |le
piit6eno bic Uauit ibiiteltte s;m Nreo''
ger gu:
Sir wero's i@'s idon 5ci9en. SD
r,i6' Sir ocn &ppi berunter, Ou 9eme''
ncr Meni1 Mas braudit Du mid ing
@oller 5u Sitbsn uno untsr5utau@ef,
penn 9u gut gcnus peibt, ooB i9 einc
Mct6ooiitin bin, BON 2euten 9ctauft, bic
belier lno ols 9u! 0u erbdrmlider
l9,uorier 9iis9er! Sd) babe bereits &bu'
motismus Qenu9 um ,oobnlinni8 III
mcroen.
Qie @eri@tc pcroen Sir idon;be,uei'
icn, mer GU bit. )lod beut' laB' i'd
Sid, perboften. rocr ih mil nidt 9{ellie
beiGer, 9u ihwor,boari9cr 9dr'n9. Ver'
itebt 9u mid
@ic: ltiirmte in r ibteg Nuircaun8 na@
oouic. Ob lie lire &lo9e iolort onbdns
si9 9cmadt bat, TT nod niht bcfonSt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-29
THREE STEAMERS GO UP IN
FLAMES

New ORLEANS, April % About p. m.
a fire broke out in the blacksmith shop
of the steamboat John Kyle, which was
lying at the foot of Poydras street. The
Kyle lay betw cen the Lizzie Taylor be-
low and the Exporter above. The Bod
mann lay above and next to the Export
er.
So rapid was the progress of the flames
that the Exporter took fire the moment
the Kyle touched her. The people on
board the Exporter, having no other ref
uge, jumped on the Budmann. This
boat, in less than minute after the Elk.
porter, also caught fire. and the three
burning vessels drifted together into the
stream, where they were soon burned to
the waters edge.
Many persons who had gone on the
Exporter and BOdmann as spectators
were on board when the boats drifted
into the stream, and had to jump over
board. Some of them were rescued, but
a large number of them are believed to
have been lost. The number lost is from
twenty to thirty.
Among the lost is daughter of Cap
tain Reese, of TIE Exporter. Captain
Shinkle, of the Bodmann. was much
burned about the face and hands. A
son of Captain Shinkle is reported among
the lost.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-29
FOREIGN.
South Wales Miners to Open at a Reduction
trouble IN GREECE.

South Wales Miners to Open at a Reduction
--IrOuJIe IN Greece.
London, April 24-The coliery owners
of South Wales have agreed to open their
pits to miners alta reduction offilteen per
cent in the wages.
A dispatch from Athens says: Con-
siderable excitement prevails over the
approaching elections, and a state of siege
is impending. The Government is con-
centrating five thousand soldiers in
Athens, and it is supposed intends raising
the army to war footing,
PARIS, April 27.-M, de Lafayette, Pres
ident of the French Commission for the
Philadelphia Exhibition, states that en-
couraging letters have been r, ceived from
all parts of France. Many deputations
from metal manufacturers, the principal
wine growers of Gironde and merchants
of Lyons have visited the committee and
promised active cooperation.
LONDON, April 27.-Paul Boyton will
make another attempt to swim across the
channel. This time he will enter the
water at Cape Grishez, on the French
coast, and push for Dover. The day ap-
pointed for the trial is May 9th.
SANrANDER, April 27.-The last act in
the settlement of the Gustav affair will
be the saluting by the Spanish fortifca-
ton at Guetaria, of the German flag,
The German squadron has gone to Cue
taria, the scene of the outrage, to receive
the salute agreed upon.
London, April 2l.-The Liverpool
Chamber of Commerce gave dinner this
evening in honor of its guest. NJ. Michael
Chevalier, in reply to complimentary
toast. made speech, in which he dwelt
on the benefits of Free Trade. He ex-
pressed his admiration at the extraor-
dinary progress made by the United
States. A nation so anxious to possess
all the improvements in public and pri-
vate life, so eminent for its love of lib
erty, could not long remain bound to the
protective system. Protection was re-
pugnant to progressive policy, checked
the growth of trade, and restricted the
liberties of producer ami consumer. He
especially pointed out the Inconsistency
of the Americans in imposing duties on
foreign grain while they attempted to in
undate the grain markets of Europe with
their products.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-29
LATE NEWS.


DR.. Lowell. at Carrizo. Texas, was mur-
dered by MeXicans on the 10th. The
MeXicans continue to maraude and mur-
der.
General Breckinridge's health is not
improving. He has been confined to his
room all winter,
The three steamers burned at New
Orleans on the Oath caused loss of some
80 lives.
1t is said President Grant has rendered
the Attorney Generalship to Judge Pierre.
point, of New York.
In the libel suit of. F. Young VS. Ceve-
land Plaindealer, verdict was rendered
for plaintiff for $2,2 ,25O.
Niles G. Parker, State Treasurer of
South Carolina nnderthe Scott and Moses
administration has been arrested for fraud
and embezzlement and in default OF
S25O000 has been sent to Jail.
The Chicago Tribune rejoices that At
torney General Williams has sent in his
resignation to the President, and hopes
Grant will appoint lawyer.
Hon. Carl Schurz was given a grand
supper in New York city on Tuesday ev.
ening, prior to his sailing for Europe.
Archbishop McCloskey received the
beretta, making him rdinal OF the. Ro-
man Catholic Church on Tuesday. The
cerem mics were imposing and took place
in st. Patrick's cathedral, New York.
The Allegheny county workhouse six
miles above Pittsburgh, was about one
third destroyed by fire on Wednesday.
Loss $l50000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-29
THE Commissioners of the Ohio

THE Commissioners of the Ohio Re-
form Farm, removed by Governor Allen,
refuse to vacate their positions. They
claim the Governor has no power to re-
move and appoint, save with the concur.
renee of the Senate. The new Commits
sioners, having made formal demand,
and been refused, will carry the matter
up the Supreme Court. The Columbus
~ Hatch, discussing the question, very
Td iedly says.
J2PAieI2ia$ regarding the legality of
( a = - ent of the successor to Mr..
III ge Abe, Reform Farm, in nut
Es9r3 that the Constitution provides
AZ SS} I. r 2.s!NIe the Senate is in session. the
appointing power shall be exercised con-
jointly by the Governor and Senate, and
that when the Senate is not in session
that the power shall be exercised by the
Governor. Therefore, what the Cover
nor and Senate can do conformity during
the session of the Legislature, the Gov
ernor can do whi2e the Legislature is not
in session. Mr.. Howe will admit the ap.
pointment of Mr. Harper if made during
the session of the Senate, and by its con
frmation would have been legal, as the
time has expired for which he was ap-
pointed. If that is true, the action of
the Governor after the adjournment Of
the Legislature is equally binding"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-29

OUR Republican friends are greatly
troubled for a. candidate to run against
Governor Allen. Now we would sug-
sest to them in their difficulty that they
nominate Louis Schaefer or Mother
Stewart. Let the Repository and StaatS
Zeit"ng speak out. What says neighbor
Bascom? Schaefer opposes reading the
Bible in schools, opposed the crusade,
wants all churches to be taxed or de-
stroyed, and only Opera Houses to be
exempted or sustained. With the free
thinking class generally Schaefer would
be immensely popular, and, with them,
would beat Mother Stewort. The Mother
runs on different line ofmoral5 entirely.
We rather think Louschaefer's their man!