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Foreign News.

There j an official report-at Havana
that the rebels have been defeated Y, An
engagement and 20 Killed.
The Pullman ears are a great success
10 ENGLAND. and nearly all the railway
lines are adopting them.
The case OF Roger Tichboruc OCCASION
aIiy comes "a the surface. 4 great dc.
m"n>tratiou ~ his behalf recently came off
10 London. aud petition tor hi release
from Jail received 80 0hl signatures
The Dominion government Ia, issued A
proclamation granting rarion To ail per-
sous engaged Ia the Northwest rebellion
except Rir'. Lrpiuc and O'Donphur. Fine
Two former are banishrd tor live years
-Bi,uarc. ha- dealt auothcr blow at
Catholicism in Germany. and coaNed hiIi
through th" Lover lIou>' Of the Gcrman
bict. "hr"sa'ing ,"''e of To" peculiar priv
ilcges of the aiholic~.
The religious revival ia London undrf
III" iabnf> of tn" Yankee cyaH.cli,i>
Moody and Nauk'v. is wonderful ia r,,n-
e..
ski cu Thousand c..h, hundred aud
ci-htV-tiur persons were baui.u.d iron,
Russia FEB siberia between Ma aHI Oslo
h.t la~i. in>l wanc1 aud children o,,r
''''. .f ~ 'L 80 49, wiz 49, Ifiis -
,hi'I,"n Voluntarily acconptp q the ~
H..
The Spanish government I'm. I1id
over tu Minister Cushing SO .On1 "a th..
Nir4IuIu> account. The iir-t ms 4ljm~nt
Wa to hr uuis 5000. anl was Mt t,t
d''r. hu' SPAN nt- thus paid mon. than
on hat .. me Nhp.c award S>1r1lE be-
lore 30" tg>i payment wA~ due
SEQ - al t...~5tf,tr..r- -. -. ....
tuaiiy agreed upru hy rhr t-,i-cd States
and tapadi' "a governments. wh'i,hy dutia-
'.' goods may %" transported ;I1n one
miei states port "a another through
Canadian territory. aud Vie" versa. from
one Canadian poit tU another. through
| uiicd states territory.
Tie Su.l ,aist dIiing the la, bust
ness wear pa3l a 81, id,nd 70 9 per cent ma
on the criIr" cost Of construction. l. viii
probably paw more than thi. hereafter. a.
Their" has been. and probably will crniiuu"
10 Dee. a. increase of bu,inc-, on tins route.
Ihi- result certainly hls an eucuura. in.
aspects for the l>'hmus Of partrn canal.
which would cost les aud de- tar more
business.
\ letter from very prominent span
i~h g iiioiIl iu Cuba represents the move
mrut~ uiihc rcyolutioui.i> a. hpitlrr aud
more successful than ever. The fed at
active operations Z, now lo1 m.tc- farther
wet than ever before. The line # flr'4u-
cations which the spanish authorize, hal
constructed entirely across the island has
h""p penetrated AMI rendered COMPARE.
ftS''y useless. The center uf fll. richest
sugar region ha- been reached. ana eighty
sugar estates have been L,,fruyvd \
feeling ot dependency /. d,yrloidu. IL
nj IA
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sums up. in an illustrated paper. some of the
curious discoveries that have recently been
msCe 10 ancient Assyrian literature.
some Recent Women Poets" is the title of a
brief, but thoughtful critical paper; some of
these very women poets have new poems in
the same number of the Monthly by the WAY
"Yung Wing and His Work. tells about
the Chinese Educationa al Mission and its de-
voted originator
In the way OF fiction W, have two chapters
Of DIR. Hollands Story OF Sevenoaks Gin which
there Is more about Jim Feuton. and a new
character Is introduced; more of that exceed
ingly Mysterious Island by Jules Verne an
Electro Mechanical romance by Charles Barn
ard, that Is original in several features. aud
viii be especially appreciated by railroad and
telegraph people; and another story by III ,
young New Orleans story-Srter George W 4.
Gable, who has field To himself. IN I now, and
what Is more TO the purpose, the genius that
enables him TO size its artistic features BY
the way, Whist delicious broken English he
puts into the mouth of his Creoles! Ii il more
than dialect II is drama
some Old Letters" these are genuine by
the by and later installment will b. accom-
panied by fac-smi,esl, aud Both Sides Of the
shed By Mrs. Davis. are the other prose
contributions.
In the Editorial pages, Dr.. Holland writes
about speaking Disrespectfully of the Equa-
Productive culture" The Old cabinet has
something about English CritiCi>m Of Ameri-
can Poetry" and The Poet. Mind and Mood
\ new department. entitled The Worlds
work" takes the place Of Mature AMI Sci =
e"cc = and t,hiugs gives way 10 'Bric-a-
hrac; aud thus scTibner enters upon Its tenth
volume. Q.
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General News.
i,75-is75-Coneord and Lexington

The great event of the past week has been
the centennial celebration At Concord aud Lex
ington. "Wednesday ofsis week P.e>id nj
Grant and 4 carload OF dignitaries I'm Wash
ington for Boston TO attend 1.-THE event. On
reaching y. lork the Pnasidsn: wa required
10 pay hi railroad fare, just like other ok
which is good for those who don't like the
dead-hcad system. The President was greeted
by larE" crowds all along the route. and arriy-
cd in Boston on Friday. Here he Wa, rrcri,-
ei aud din"d sud driven about ,ill >uurd y
night. \ pubic dinner wa. rendered him At
ihe Parker House. he went u Globe Theatre
sud drove out Ia see some due horses. himself
indu glng ia a few remarks. SATURDAY, night
he went To- Concord. sunday he ATTENDED the
nttHrian church at concord. sunday tie
centennial fJn began hy hanging Of the lam
tern ~ the spire oiOid North Cbur, a. Boston.
IN memory OF the lantern hanging of a hum
drcd YEAR, before. That church " A. crowd, Il 10
hear historic aidnr>>e. hy nr. Loring aud 9TH
er>. At Lexington on sun lay. Rev. pr. Adams
- Nov \. delivered Al address. MONDAY
the weather Wa 90 i sud cherries. but a huu-
drrl thousand people or morv gathered IN Lex
iu-'on aui f" ielrl an puni he'd Themselves
bs proCc-.Inning shiye!ius. hearing >perch,..
eAttn. crackers ami ch,cs. ami getting iAmucd
!, nrraly. The two towns were beautifully
decorated. sud nearly all the great men in the
country were ptc~"ai-Frc-ident aud abinci
GoNrruor>. tunerc-smcn. etc. \ statue II
Adams was unveiled a. Concord. cold dinners
were eaten in biz tents and ~tscrhe- made hy
GcoTE' WiiAm Curtis. eN->ls"sker Blaine,
several Governors. Including Governor Ding
Icy II Aaine and other. The affair was . grcIt
success. bat It j, Thought that more lives we've
lost than al the original Concord FIGHT. ol sea-
count ~ the bitter. piercing and diahuliyt
weather. General Burnside Wa - rp.l that
lac hoped out of hi rarri e. ~ ~" procession
anu irpit"i along on foot. Will prdr.s iiu-
aciua iN piti.l The iIc, idcut. cabinet aud h.
Err who di-nii, constrained Them &, ir.cxc
at a low rate in cArsr i,s> and tchuu- b.
roucho~. President Grant fp'utUrl ~ wash
inston on M'du,-da lev i>ioH journal.
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THURSDAY. APRIL %. ISIS.
The Retirement of Judge Cutting.

On saturday last. Hon. Jonas Cutting
retired from the Supreme Bench of the
State, a position which he has held for
tNcn'y-one years. The integrity. learn
ia- and ability which he has always dis
played Doe the discharge Of his responsible
duties. have justly entitled him to the re-
>aect of ail W.lh whom be has been as
>'e.ur3. Hull al years AID honor- TIE
Ma carry Uith him 20 the leisure Of private
Itt" which noN he has So I'll mrr.trI. the
Aiad remembrance OF hj> contemporaries.
tte veneraton ot the Nouu.. and above all
the consciousness of having nobiv done
bis tlaty. \ meeting Of the rcnob>cot
County Bar Was held at Bangor. Chief
Justice Appleton presiding. aud Appro-
Y.iltr resolutions Were adopted.
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BARSeM OFFERS TO TAKE A Big Cox
TRACT.-''i will undertake and give bonds
for the fulfllment OF the contract. that il
the city OF Philadelphia will stop selling
liquor, and give me as much as was ex-
pended here for liquor last year to run the
expenses (pause): no person living within
her borders shall pay taxes (pause1; there
shall be no Insurance on property (pausel I;
a good dress and suit shall be given to ev-
erg poor boy. girl, man and woman
(pause) =. all the educational expenses
shall be paid pause, q barrel of -four
shal! be given TO every needy and worthy
person (sensa:ion); and will clear bali
million or & million dollars myself by the
operation! (Cries of 'Hurrah.D 1t would
be the best business speculation ] was ev-
er in. Unfortunately they wouldn't give
It 10 me As BENJAMIN Franklin said: I'VE
are paying too dear for our whistle.
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The annual spring meeting of the Tr,ls-
| tees OF tie state College OF Agriculture
and the Mechanic Arts was held in Orono,
/ wednesday The affairs Of the College
are IN generally satisfactory condition
/ John A Hooper of South Berwick, has
commenced the Shipmcn. of some 900 900
! bricks to Boston. over the Eastern railroad
/ placing them on the cars at South Berwick
I Junction.
= Tbs Dexter Gazette isn't "A believer In
| the 'gn-up" doctrine. l. Sav>: The
world did nat cone to an cad last MouaAy.
a. MAS confidently expect Il by some Of ~
inhabitants Things seem To- De @niug on
a. a. taI. ana green wood j., IS a cord
The Calais Times Say, that man III
Perry thinks he has discovered a coal mine
on hi> farm \ specimen 81 the coal eN-
amincd 10y The state a>ssyrr of Ms>>achu-
sett> proved Z" be good hitumin"u- coal.
tn" TAX assessed against H. scyrtai
railroads in the Stlf" frr the current wear
j. a. i"llnN>: Atlantic ( 81. Lawrence.
$50 pos; Boston AMI Maine. s37.3f1: Drx-
ter ana y 'wpoit. stIs9: Maine Central.
So OPS Portland Horse. s>9!; l. ; a T..
So -. trptN ana PrnOb~cpt. SAL
The Lewiston Journal learns that The
Grand lIguk proposes - buud i'll that
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NAME IN THE BUNKER HILL CENTEN-
StAL-There Is a movement afoot 10 Sc
cure large representation from Maine al
the centennial celebration OF the battle OF
Bunker Hill, which occurs I'm Boston. June
Il. A. yet there has been no official ac-
zion taken aud nothing decisive done.
There are. however, parties busily agitat-
ing the matter. 1t is proposed, In addition
20 the Grand Army and other organizations
already invited. 10 have the first regiment
of Maine Volunteer Militia there on that
occasion. As at that time Maine was
mart Of Massachusetts,, she has q more d.
rect interest in the celebration than any
other of the New England States outside
of the Bay State. It is. therefore, deemed
fitting that she should have a prominent
nlaee in those exercises. and should with
she first Regiment. the Grand Army and
other organizations, form a Maine Divis-
ion. which viii be OF such size and APP
pearanee as TO give dignity and be credit
10 the State The Governor and STAN will
lac .rasent. aud other State officials. This
matter has not yet been preached to tse
,niliria as a whole. but it is understood
hat the officials favor it if il can be done.
m is,proposed TO charter steamer TO con-
rey the division to and FROM Boston,
Press
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CHARLOTTE CUsuMAN
WESTERLY, Il l.. April 20.

Mr.. E3K0r:-
The winter and spring have been very
severe. Old people say they cannot cal!
10 mind SO cold winter a. ls7j. April
has been cold. and thus far the farmers
have done bat little on their land. They
commenced about two weeks ago. but aI-
jourued over the cold snap"
Temperance i maxim. some progress.
aud men are being reclaimed; but. ia Til,
respec: we are lar behind tie State OF
Maine.
The state election i, rather against H..
We had two Republican and one Demo
cratic candidate. for Governor. There
was no choice by the people. a coalition
elected by the assembly. who i opposed
to Prohibition. We fear til. very much.
The rum party j. growing quite happy
over the anticipated result.
The temperance people are thoroughly
. ia ca-Ue-, and viii finally win the day"
+ We are much encouraged by the good
news from Maine. and Will follow her
example Is best We can Ellsworth has
done no1iy. and She i, praised by those
F who never walked her streets
+ The strike" has not generally prevailed
/ ia this manufacturing State. The tunes
are too hard TO make a strike success
in New England. There are 50 many men
out Of employ that vacation can be died
with very little difficulty. The STRIKES
in New England and Pennsy wanna have
unquesiionably intensified the hard times.
But, if "the darkest time i, just before
day it Is quite certain. that daylight i
not far OF
since the war. many OF our people have
become extrayagant iiver>, which l. the
principal cause OF our present distress.
Industry, economy. and honest dealing.
will soon set us right again. We are not
ION the verge Of ruin as macy suppose /;
but are learning very Important lesson,
that will benefit the nation for many years
to come. This Republic can hardly be
spared from the family Of nations" at this
age OF her life. Her influence is needed.
and she will be preserved by the GREAT
FATHEB. II. ME-.
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the eagle the words Twenty Cents The
edge or periphery of the coin will be Der
fectly smooth. in order 10 distinguish il
from the - cent coin. which bears A reed
ell or fiuted edge The new coin i mainly
intended for circulation Ia The Pacific Coa,t
states, where Tie want OF such a coin has
long been irlt ia making change.
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Aeto ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

To Jh" Inhabitants oi the CITY OF Ellsworth and
H-'r-aHs liable t. l,s' asses sol therein
Vht are hrrtby not ac that the Al hscribsrs N
i e IN ."~stan Il the Nllerncus Room. ia sail
{ tty. from fEiay the 10th day April Ia ~Atur-
d's th- -tt day 1T ANv tor the purpose az rccrtv
INK true anl perfect l>ts OF the Dl-, and all The
estates real and Trr-pnll not bs law exempted
from taNafiou, which YOU possessed 81 IA saii
'Hv 20 Ellsworth. en- the Isi ia, Of Arril \ u
$50. which I-is You are required 10 maNr aud
bring svi7
DAVIS, Assessors
y. JOY.
/. .JuRpA~. >Eusuorth.
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The amount of fire premiums received
during 1874 by American Insurance con-
panies was e5l. 0SS .s26. aud by foreign
companies $40. $50. 373; making total Of
SCI, 645, 20s, or decrease OF 81. La, 1853 or
about two per cent. as compared with the
year 1873. Of the whsle amount received
there was paid out s26. 1893 ,Sl4. decrease
OF sll .532 $40 as Compared with the pre-.
vious year. Che total receipts for premi-
ums we're s67 ,046. $50. and the total losses
laid s29. 763, 9l2, or A, $50 per cent.
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At the recent spelling match at Ban
1or, siugular.y sor, and easy word, were
eivra. Among them We noticed, vi,cidi;y.
irre;neya5ly, Scaram ouch, phylactery
cderve>cence. weasand aud DeanJhropoa-
orphiz4tlon. These being considered too
hard it was decided to substitute the SIM
pier and q ,rter words found in the vcrnac-
u.ar OF the Penobscot tribe oil Indians.
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=. j. ramorcd that Secretary Delano
is 90 re;.re from the Department OF Tie
Interior. and among others the name OF
HON. Eu-eae Hale j. mentioned Is h.
probable successor. We have the i'm
PRECISION. based on Nj. II tlc's past action.
that be Viii still prefer 10 represent the
Fifth District in Congress, 10 accepting
aay higher position that may be t>udcrcd
him.
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NOTICE..
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES.
May I, 1873, 10 April 80, 1876

I The Revised statutes Of TIE Quilted state. ~o-.
tons 5<Il. J23l, BIS 5ess, require every per-.
engaged In any business, ayocaton, or erTl .r-
meut which renders HIM liable to a SPECIAL
/ TAX. TO to procure and place conspicuou..t .n
/ hts establishment or place Of business. 81 AMY
! denniiug the payment OF said SPECIAL TRN Co..
/ u" Special Tax Year beginning MAY l. l--5. be-
/ tore CONNER Gang or continuing business au,.
April y, 1875.
! The Taxes embraced within the Provision Of
u" la" above quoted are the following va
! Rec tlGrs. 4ss.
/ Dealers, retail hqunr,
! Dealers, wholesale liquor I., -
/ Dealer IN malt liquors, wholesale ..u
I Dealers 10 mlit hqaors retail -,
! Dealers IN irat tobacco. s
Retail dealers Ia leal tobacco. gu .t
/ And on sales "a over 81 90 d.ty ecrt- uu
for every dollar IA excess pf O. ooO
! Dealers IN tuaHulaCtu tobacco.
MAnuiHr turcrs Of stills.
And Tor each eth N manufactured
Ana for each worm manufactured
Hanutac turer- uf tobacco, I.Ut
Mabui@taIer- OF cigars 4.Nt
feddlers OF tobacco, hrst-efass more than
IWu horses or other animals ~
ft'iileTs OF tobacco, second-elass .tvJ
horses or other animals.
P"ddlers OF tobacco. IhAI class one horse
or other animal) .-.Y
Feddlers oftobaeoo. loarth-clIss TON loot.r
public COuNryAuCe)
Brewers OF less than 500 barrcl- a..,
Brewers oi 80 barrels or more. .-..'
ANY person - liable, vine shall fall o. c.Iaas
WIN the foregoing requirements vii bc soHi..1."
severe penalties.
Persons r trims in uaucock l1.,,,t,. l,.f., &.
pay any OF the SPECIAL TaSes nau,..l sta.,,. sl-t
apply to \. r. DRINkwATEk. Collector oi d..
teinal Revenue at Ellsworth, Me. and yas for
anu procure the >peciai-Tax stamps the urea.
NOTICE.
}. W. DOUGLASS,
Commissioner Of Internal Re. euue.
ON &c Of Internal Revenue,
-"A' " Ashlngton u. C., Feb !. ls75.
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G0lddust Second |!

VII serve durine the present season. at the
Nestcnu Farm, Nj. Desert road four miles from
tllsworth. Me. TINS horse was bred By l.. |.
bor-"y, L"ni.ytlc. ny. GOLDDU>T SECOND
wa bF ON ""jcdnst NcrnontMorRan < ~
N"hhiAt- r q, Z. <. <. :. sherman. :, Z = < :
Justin Moran, Jam, Mary Morgan by Vermont
Morgan < D. Pet. Nor. An Mare. owned and
driven by Mr.. Dorsey.
Dam Of Old 10 idIust w improved Arabian
LI' AAdie <. d. by Imported English Barefoot.
pam Of NeFmoht Morgan hy Cock . the Rock hy
puroc out ot Romp. ~ Messenger, dam by Pat
Sos baTOc y Imported Diamond out OF
Amanda.
Rosa a inil sister OF GoIddust second. AT ts =
Years OF age troitei fail mile IN : ST, and now
has record Of y. Lucille, another sister ut
htc made a record Of II, TO harness. and 20 10
saddle. tleety, halt sister, ~ live made a rec.
9TH % 20 to harness. kolA. has trUttrd TO sat.
ue ia - No horses 81 their age have ever be
lore attained such speed. and no other horse
hA sired 80 many colts with record OF 20 a.
OH GOiddust. GoiIdusL Second At three troti.d
hall mile ia -. The service ice OF this horse
mas heretofore been tluo. This season 1t viii De-
reduced 10 90 % warrant a foal, sI0. forfeit
payable at first service, balance when
mare proves IN fOa; els ior. each service without
warrant. No mares with hereditary iii sease re.
celycd. Address
PETER SALISBURY, Trenton, Maine. 2mosl5
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Chr Gllswortb Amrrifan.

Published evesy Thursday Morning. 10 Coomls
Root. Ellsworth, Ne, bv THE HANUOt IA
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Pr terms, &c, zee first page.
Fs->. " PErrENGlLL 4 CO, 10 sac street .
R1@t IN, 3. PARK Row. New YORK aud 7ul Chestnut
>'1r-'. Pm ltielpha are our Agents tor Hrocuriu :.
atssrt-"pcat~ tor the AMERICAN in The above
ctne a. suih'uzei to contract for advertising
al orr lowest rates.
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Eden School Notice.
Notice.

A LII persons indebted to T. LAwRIE, by note
p or account, are requested 10 call and Sc title
All oIlis not settled within thirty days from date,
Will he lett with an attorney for collection.
Waitham, April 6, 1875. 4yl4.
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Examination of Teachers.

nANbtbATk~ proposing 10 tc.rh Ia the pubIic
" school. - ki,sNorth DARING the coming lr, IN IT..
arr nnttnCt g. m~tt tIr examination at the hiyh
school room. At ton n'clsck ia the torcEoon on
either RI the hay. named below. t. viii The 1T
Aui ~th iav~ of MAJ. ISIS.
Candidates are requested To provide themselves
with pAIvr ana pencils.
\ y 1T RNHAM, : Com 81
}. t.tHILtorT. Ellsworth.
T. l.worth. NFril = 1875 saI-
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Notice.
Proposals.

SEALED proposals will be received by the un-
derslgneci until the sth day OF May next for
building school House in District No o, In the
town oil MI Desert. Plans and specifications of
said house may be seen at the dwelling house OF
Samuel Davis Ia said District. The undersigned
reserve the right to reject any and all bids
DAVID BRACY,
avid ~ A H. WA pAsS' Commute.
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victim OF youthful imPrudenee, esusi ny pr e
mature decay, nervous debility etc. hayin tsied
" vSn every known remedy. has found y sim
pie seifeure. which he will send FREE 10 Ia lei.
low sufferers Address J. Il. REEVES, Is Nassau
street, New York.
y r. Q. Box, Sis, smesrI
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BrH>t>r or ruErr MISSISSIPPI >rr,Nrg~
Al NV oRLrAN>-FauN TWENTY 10 pNF
HUNDRED IlNI~ Lo>r ny pEnwNI>G
THE >,p E~p.ot ,FtrA~rRF ENctR~loN.

TIE >Nn ENpo PLEASURE ENctK~IoN.
\ al disaster oecar'd al New ORLEANS st
about four o'.is.A ua FRIDAY Afternoon. iirt
hruAc pu. In ih. h,Arssinifh', ~atp 81 tt-
steamer John keAir. l,lU- al thA foot 90 Iu,-
dra, street. Just a'-,yc the hsyir las tAe EN-
porter and the Kodman. When It became alp
i.arvut that Tho hre On the hcsic could Uui be
cNiiuEui,hr'l tn captain promptly notified 4.l
on board To 20 ashore. Thi- orlcr WAS u!,rscI.
ami the steamer was cut aITin and allowed %
float uut into the >frcau. The c'iiv driflrl the
burning bulk up thu rHcr and those on shorr.
experimenting that the Ipdman AMI the N
porter would b. .et on lire. cut the hawssT. ~
Those N,>scl-. Thi- action Vroyci disastrous.
and brought about thu very end IL Wa In'.uI-
81 To prevent. The kayio drif,i against the
Exporter auI iu moment that bnat va. iu
flames. pu board The Exporter wA> The oNu.g
and an ,Ncur.I,n party from rI'i>hurS. Ia.
many people 800 iAl- bst took n fI-" uu SAG
Il alm.u. Nhl.h wa. ai"uc,iic. In another
moment. however. The EuIman also VA. uu
iy,. ani the three burning lspai. drjflci to-
Seihrr up s.r am and were soon d--trpseI ia
the waters edge. The only refuge q "a, I.o-
l.r uu hpari va. % jump uNcrslaTl. va.
Ncr, r'-rur,l. hut a lar,r uurh-r w.rv dgtW IT,
81, among whom werr the son ~ the captain Il
the Exporter and tho daughter % tho captain
81 jh, EYI.HAu. lac number "i fAtAttl,. j.
'-;linAted q, from twenty 30 one AuuI.'l