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Decorah-posten., 1875-07-15
Grinbrin9sliIc.
pseorab os 9mssn.
Sen l4be Suli.

3~borsba9en Den she Suli inopie.
Den nOrlfe.epan9 lutherlfe Weni9bshs
Strife / Ylpmoutb Hrf. Yenne Strife
lig9er Omtrent Is Mil norbert for0s.
eorab. Meni9beosn Dor / nmiobeIbar
SortiGttslie al Msnioberen i Mabi'
ion, og bens norbli9s Del naar op
lmob @reenHelb / Mirneiota. Yaa
almlnbsliss Ssbeoas for 9 Iar Il.
Den bsiestes Settlemenlst ierite Sang
al Yait. ;. 0arien fra @rsenTelo.
Ser bar ba s 6amilier, iom orpnebe
fig til Ell WeniSbso % i - Ior
betientes al Euit. 9arisn. Ssnsre
betlentes Meni8beoen omtrsnt lissiaa
lanse at Yrof. Shmipt ira Oscorab,
% i be iioite 5 Nar bar Yait. $40.
iss fra 3ittIs 5ulfsp Gipsr pGrst
bens Street,. Sen bsitaar MI al om.
trent ~ Samlller.
Den &irfe, Menisbeoen bar opfcrt,
sr en- Sramsbpsnins paa As % &c
Sob. Sen er til Wenisbsbens fllloe
3ilfrebsbeb bpseet af Snebfer Ears
Moen fra ealmar, iom meb flor
Ilesennpttisbeb life bar feet paa sssr
SOrbsI, men fun pan, at Nrbeiost
tunbe blibe sopt uriprt, &irfsn sr
oeiaa i enbusr Seniesnns meeet pen
% imaafulo, % %napnlis aier bsns
Snbre ct bebaetliat Snrtrbf. Glitter.
far, gstr9f oe @%ulbirpnbler til Oil.
Ter os Yrebifsitol inmt @ulrteppe
sr anifanst ueb en- ierlfiIt Subifrip'
ton fornsmmsIis blanot Wsnigbe.
bsns nnsoom. @lt ib%erssuet, foiter
&irfen 1920 Dollars.
Snosanesbpnnsn leites al Yait.
Noiss % Yropitstalsn hoIotss al
Yait. 8. 2arien. Sc / Nitnalst be-
ftemte 8ibslaiinit IGltes af YrGiter.
ne Woies, Brandt, g. Nsque, Rr.
MassIiOn % Surmo. Snopieliesta.
len bolotes af Yraf. Qarien oper Sol.
"a. 14-2S. Gfter YrGoifensn irem.
barts ct SHsr paa s42, 40 til 9erer
~lenfasien for bore @Grsranitalter.
Slutningsbennen lHItes al Yaitor
3urmo. Sm gfterminbusen holotss
enselif Yrapifen al Yait. g. Gsque
Ouer / &ur. 3, 16. II.
(eftsr Guans. 9utbsrlf &irfetioenoe.)
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-15

y. VI. Sitrem bar anifuHet zig
Ell "Weer.Y %relerusr", Den snelte MIr.
nsibsit eountp, % nil bsrsItsr Ill
ale 5ibsr bare irlift Seer, llGs9n!.
Dig bpllf,n Sip anagen er tappst.
gn &aaas Beer fan slsrne bolos fa
en- bel Waonso. oa oct llplte Slas
er lisslaosopt iom Oct fcrlte. Salsn.
iom peuns Maiflne i%noebolosr. sr at
famine SIass iom ben Sllet inos'
bolosr, % er nerfor life lfacsll9.
San Ser ioritaar at inoretts zig.
46-1.
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-15

Sosr i 8psn er isisn oprettet ct
MT "Asricultural.S sllfab". gmbeos
menbsne ere: @. $. @aueau, Yre.
iibsnt; Sacob Sstueu, @ice. Yroiioent;
$. $. eaton, Ssfr9ter; y. :. Bar
foot, &asisrsr; Sosl Ya9ln. $. ..
Miuiams, Grit Nnperion. u. 5racp
% Gbas Mepers, 0irsftersr.
Set sr at baabe at bette nDs Se!.
ifab maa bape beore Srsmgang emo
Bet, iOm opleItcs iioite 8aar.
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-15

Ale % enhoer aepares berpeb meb at
BRUCE be Srcse % @anshsr "S9c Save
abrpusb SpOfs anc Sansers" Icm BE-.
mites al ps ii! at cpiette Sasrenter meb,
pa DC ere patentereee, % Snsen maa
BRUCE fem, ueen at mar bar fisbt @et.
ten BERTH al rs. Sfslse Yatentlcven or
entSer Suseier, iom bruser tisie Srras
% 9@nsller, plistise at betale % for
'amn'e, laurent be life ere estate meb
Dor Siaacelie.
Den sller Sc, irm snifer at sj,re 9rua
az naonte Srcss % Sensilsr, Ian ifripe
III IS eftsr gstinselier % Br,ysr.
o@-om .. &. gassr & Sc.
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-15
Xpranbriua al Manu-

Weo Wgpet | Wlal 1915 al Gu.
chit Court / @innsibeif So, Soma.
blep Get belt mt, al llnosrtceneres
Wapn lfulbs t~oranorss fra Gbrliin
Socobioni til Garllleu Sacubion Gam.
mes, % at osune Sornnnrlns inn.
trRrer Den 27oe SUM 1875 liant
at Notice brrOm i~nprhftes "SUnrab
Mepubllcan" % "0ecorab. Yolten".
SIpi0e beraf bsfisnbt9lerss bsrpsN, at
nit Naun fra Den 27rs Sum 1875
sr Gbriiten SacobiOn cannes.
Oalsret 25oe Wai 1875.
Ghriitsn Socoblon.
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-15


Senne Beg inbetcloer en- intcresiant
CO uneerhcleenee Scrtanina, Ger It'll.
erer sioet / Ssuoijcrp (Yeracns Stift)
'aarel | 5icmmet lcm uec, paa SGteren
% paa Slecn, / Scr9 % / 8lacc. 3
oct Sele or gpacu ~lfrepet / ct lmpelt
% Ietfatieli8t Sprce, % pec @iennem
lGsntn9en vii siItncf blanet Be Wprife
@merlfa Winberne cm Be ferltleaiae
Stpslcrbcloe / 9amle Ncrse paa en- Be.
ba9elt9 Waaee 9jtnrpfrilfes, laaicm
bet life alene or bet isnbiicrcife 6clfelip
| BETS SGre9enbeeer Ger itilores, men
e9laa Be alminceliAe 6ienbcmmsliabe.
Der, Ger cperbcpeoet faraftiierer oct nor.
tie Bpneefolt, laa at gcaen eaner ia
life alene for Ssntficrbin9e,, men ca.
laa % fauIfe enbnu mere for andre .
gossn oliver paa cmtrins 200 Sieer,
vent %trpttst, imutt inSbuneen GA / BET
Sele pei aeN9rst @ ialses ea for -
en- Dollar. Sngen Ycnae crlaaaes, for.
enc ,gogerl or faroig. Sc, Der Sastsr at
lub'trlb ere, anncees ON at aisrSe eette
ltrar, for at Srsfninsen bslio tibliaers
fan paabespness. Ran bsbsvsr fun at
mslee p9 enten reb Yrep eller Yoltal
sars til Soatrpffer y, NnunsSem,
Ceeprab, Jotpa,
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-15
MuauIt Nlpm1.

2lmanit SlOmif. Den sIsnnla.
ife Claiming 0erceu rr BEN, icm lieer
al Snipepiia GO yeper SNaccm. Over
Is pSt. AZ Se~fcltntn9en / &c 6creneeC
Stater liper al risie2 Sla3s Sn9ecm;
me ca iammes 6sl9er, iaaicm iur Mas
pe, nerves Sppecptne, inc9rcet 6,ritcp'
pelie, Siertefldrren, Stncsurc, @na'
oen p9SrTnren iuuocrliret, guilt Sttnc,
bela9t Sun9e, rnc Sma9 / Nunbtn,
Spieonin9, paarIi9t 6umer, civ. @aa
til ). s.. Wcnt9cmern x Sos Sru9a
fore ca { eb en- - 9tnts 6lalie eIler
en- Trepehalfe fer 10 eents. 6crie9 net.
So Terticner I'll iurere.
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-15

Sllp Gouncil psoto9 / iibite Me.
De at lutte &ontraft meo en- SIR.
Samss ON at opfsre 2 Sernbrosr
oper Orp Nun, mso SioswalfS paa
bsase Siosr. en- | @aibinston Strest
oa en- | 8innsbasoitrsst, foruoiat at
NVr Samss pilos bpsss iamms for
So, 8
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-15

Mdrf. Seq tai ti!ape mig at slers
ale Dem, rom life bar "@rrernement pa
tenr' paa lit 9anc, crnGrticmme paa. al
lea fan fare famine mre en- 0cct9lprel's az
SO Gts.. Iris nan frin9sr meo III Clplts
fat, eQer / Cellar, bpis nan life bar III
Tupliflt. Is. Mi. Sabrnsrprtb.
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-15

1anbldSe.
Sr. s.. .. Sole, reiiNerenbe 5onn.
I9ee / Smatonna, Winn., opboloer
ls i oisle 0ass i Sscorab, % moo.
laser 8sieg al Dem, Der lillr1n9sr
bans 8iltano. 5enoer uplrGffss
upsn Smsrte os nps Senber inrl9t.
ties. Satlsiaftlon %garanttres.
Siice i Mpoms photographed
lerp.
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-15
lIiuol0itc yrruc prO Sccorab -
Zen Sre Sui.

Zen Sre Sui.
2 : Naie-Nal3tn Gpenitn Sretae-
IRils Wlrthe ellington (2)-Afis @uri
@auasn-a Srtritn &uei- ARas9is ,Srtrion
-Nattan SIlpabl-Sie y @rrrattrl -
Sans Glen Scpituen-6Ntarin Gsrfricn
-Ietra Istericn Stpsinot-S 2 Ntttritn.
@eo Gitsripsrositl Al rptniidatnes 9rtrt
beha9 al iige "slrrtrtiitr."
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-15

SamusI Iics's Stalbbpsnins i
@erbsesn al 8urr DAT, antenbtes
Of 9pnilo % nsobrenbts iioits Man.
bag 4Itsn. s 8psninssn bar ON.
trent 6 Cons So, mslsm so % 100
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-15

Sars Cation bupoe 8rns for ilne
lones Sen finite 9proas, men Dc
siorbs ham oalaa sGte. Der bar
nemlis foranitaltet Ell &apsaasn
imsIcm Cation Der al gpen % ".
SEQ. Sab al Grssco. Cation uanpt
ben lite ! Wii i $50; 0ap Den
2bsn / 1:55; os Cation Den afsie.
renbe / Mil / 1:55. Sen lite bal.
be Mil bandit gaiton i 400; Den
2ben Sap / 4:40 % Iiselsoss Den
3oie % enosll9e / 4:35.
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-15

81 tos isaar en- liosn Snartur
til Dor lille Iipli9e Wabobp Galmar.
% fanot Sorrstninsen Der goo. Se
lebsnne &iebmeno, 81. Mnoeriun %
g. SIion bapbs Oct %trauelt, snolflent
Sorrstninasn Der, lom alle andre
Stsber, life er lao GOD ION Den bur.
be rrrs, men ieIu ON Sorrstnlnsen
sr flnu for ollie andre Sanhlenoe,
fan mon bare lltfer paa al nRnnte
Ssrrsr altlp bar S%rnrcrne fuloe.
9npt. 9ldbora bar leiet 10 lit So.
tel, % eier MI en- bel Gel Sotbe.
brinser. San piI irsmoslss perbIlue
of bolbe en- lite 8lasiss SaloOn.
Sfomascr g. s.. @irBsr, Der npIig
bar tasst Jig en- Yartner, brlpsr 600
6orretnine, % bar 5 a 6 Nrbsioers.
Den npe Yarlner, Ger life er Sfo.
mayer, ital itpre 5usbOlonlnssn. 9r.
guef Sacobisn, Der tlpber Spebs for
q. Slion fortalte. at iioits Manoa9
inbbroetss Der til GaImar 5000 Wu.
lbsI Spsce. giter 30 Buihsl 9peoe
pr. 5sam, mar Der altiaa 1l6 Seams
i 8pen ben Gag aIene meo Suece.
@i bar Saab ON hersfter al iua iait
&%orrslponnent fra Galmar, % bua.
Der laulebes usentlls at funne flare
irilfe Npbebsr berira.
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-15
OS6rf.

Wsblsmmsr al Saneforsniuasn
"0uren". aftiue os pasiiue, anmooss
at meoe / SeIifabsts 9otaIs Shors.
baa Miten Den 15oe SuIi 81. Z
prdcis, "a Eager al @~lsrsbso
ltal iOrbaHblss
.. Nnuroisn, YtGiirsnt.
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-15

Sr. s. 8. MmbIi bar Ieiet Sud.
srs fOrrise SaIoon,B psnins i Ner.
bseen al Depot, os aetsr neits llse
at bespnbs meo 8sftauration.
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-15

AFR. 8. NDbifsn bauce Oct llbeIo
iioits Senoas Morsen at breffs lit
Ben. Sans Seits siorrs Sssu til
at lebe no / Nerbebsn af Siperions
Store, % @opiftn boppeos no Of
8osnsn, bporpsb llIpffen ifeoe.
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-15

"S.assn" msusm Oscorab % Gre.
ton aisaar % anfommer 3 @anss
n9enili9. Msllsm Sscorab % Burr
DAT sr 6orbinbelisn ba9lis.
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-15

nnrsr iioite Wpbe al Boarb Of
SnperpiIOrs bspilseoss SO, 900 til
Spbpsnins % SitanoiGtlslie al Bro
sr, gpslasts ueb iioite 6lOm.
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-15

Sioite ll9e mOoto9 8psn ben paf.
re Gum al 1900 Collars for Ga.
lon 3icsnis. Oscorab bar altiaa 10
SaIooner, bporaf 3 er Norlfe.
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-15

6oot siort. 9r. Ole 6. Sobn.
ion, M9ent for @rattan, lspereoe iio.
tie 2eroa9 II Sarpeiters % 8eape.
re. iom ban / fort 5ib bar ioIet.
@rattan bar io!st $50 Seltmaifiner,
% bar MI fms nO9le faa paa Saan.
ben, % ben iom pil bare en- goo
Waifine ber ifpnoe zig. As
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-15

GIL ale 9ursnorsiere leaae WGr.
fe I'll Mpertislsmentet "YH0rf" paa
iioite Sloe % bolos rig lamms sftsr
retli9.
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-15

"Cscorab Snititute" pil bs9pnes
Den 6te September. Sfolslnrs,flas'
len oil peopa c 10 l(8er.
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-15
SnIfcs.

6n tint c1 mlliotli1 gut ian anilses /
glpcrbeierl9re / Gitp Gru9tcre. &srtrms
mtnre MAJ rare l,lri3 ~ psl lnttillet.
!. ". Mrnihrmsrp.
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-15
NOrie Nartucr DuIfes.

5alpcelen | en- isrite 6lasies Salccn
/ ben beefe 6or ,etuinsspel Seccrab,
er ttllal9s. Nermere Splnsnina ian
erbploes "SeecraG.Bpifen"s STics.
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-15

Buibsl Sueoe. enbsl Sabre, Sarm.
maifinsri, oip. Sntet bar asiureret.
Sabet or pper 500 Dollars.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-01-28
Tn the contested election case of Ward. R

In the contested election case of Ward, Re
publican against Harrison, Democrat, in the
second Illinois congressional district, the con
testant has withdrawn, a recount of the ballots
having only served to increase Harrison's ma
jority.
Andy johnson promises to devote himself to
the veal and prosperity of the country for the
future.
Ice is still Gnbroken in the East River The
ferry boats only make trips at long intervals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sartoris have arrived in New
York.
The Kellogg party in Louisiana is pushing
for a compromise and it is intimated that they
will receive the five elected members of the
legislature back on certain conditi ons.
Horace Taplin has been arrested at Concord
N. H., charged with the abduction of Clara
Ellen George.
Kalakaua and suite have arrived at San
Francisco.
Fishing schooner Aaron Burnham of Glou-
cester, put into Halifax Friday night, having
lost cable and anchors. ..-.-
The Seine is very high and steamboats, can
not pass under the bridges.
w. Fl. Brown. Dover, N. H., insurance
agent, was arrested yesterday, on a charge of
forgery. "
VIM B. Libby has been convicted of murder
in the second degree at New London, Conn,
for the killing of Irving Longwurth at Ston-
ington
Garcia, who stole't the Mur1llo picture, has
been set free BY the Havana authorities.
Mercury at Omaha last night, % degrees be-
low zero. h'
The Carlists deny that they have been treat
ing with Alfonssts.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-01-28
Brighton Cat,le Market.

For the week ending Wednesday, Jan. ~.
At market for the current week: Cattle. 2036;
Sheep and Lambs, 1874; Swine, 1850; number OF
Western Cattle, ITS; Eastern Cattle 49,; Northern
Cattle and Mich Cows $780, Cattle left over from last
Prices of Beef Cattle, % cwt, live weight Extra
quality 81 so co. first quality Sc rs 9 25; Sec
ond quality Sc rs a 30: third quality IS % q 90;
poorest grades of coarse oxen. bulls, &C., at $3 20 g
500.
Brighton Hides -@s cents % ib. Brighton Tai
country Hides s @ SIC p ib. Country Tallow q
y Cali Skins a q 15c p ID. Sheep and Lamb Skins
90 "a 1 30 each.
so large this week it was one week ago. The quail
iy upon average rather BETTER but the prices
upon all grades have not materially changed from
ply brought in the latter part of the week. most of
which were sold upon the day of arrival There were
but few Northern IN latte driven oyer from Water
ed at Waterfowl driven TO Brighton to be dis
posed of. From Maine the supply was light, part
OF them being Working Oxen
Working oxen-Tae supply of Working Oxen in
market each week at this season OF the usual
ly light and trade is not very active We quote sales
Of pair, grth feet inches. live weight $500 fbs
for $165 pair, grth feet inches, live weight 2750
TBS. for $685. pair, girth feet, live weight 5000
lbs for $S pair gh feet inches live weight
live weight 245o, for $1s5.
SIS q SCI three year ods SIS g SIS % head Prices
of small Cattle depend much upon their value for
Beef most OF those that in fair condition are
bought up by butchers to slaughter.
Mich Cows-we quote Extra s55 q 80; ordinary
S25 a $50; Store Cows $1S q $45 % head. Prices
OF Mich Cows do not vary much from week to week.
Good Cows sell well at fair prices.
Sheep and Lambs-From the West there was
fair supply of Sheep and Lambs, all owned by butch
ers and costing, landed at Brighton, from 81 a 7Ac
~ fh. From the North the supply was light and
prices lower than those of one week ago.
Swine--No Store Pigs, wholesale 0 "a Sc ~ fb;
tail @9c p lib. Fat Hogs, 1900 in market; prices
8 a SIC " To.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-01-28
Forty Third Congress Second Session.
SENATE.

3D.. WASHINGTON. Jan. e.
Numerous petitions were presented for the
passage of law prohibiting the sale, importa-
tion or manufacture of alcoholic liquors as
beverage 10 the District of Columbia and Terri
tories OF the United States. Referred to the
Finance Com nittee. ...........,.. ..--...t.
The chair laid before the Senate a communi.
cation from the President transmitting the re-
port of progress TO date made by the U. s. Cen
tennial Commission. Ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Dorsey introduced bill to establish Ger
tain telegraphc lines in several States and Ter
ritories as post roads, and to regulate the trans
mission of commercial and other intelligence
by telegraph. Referred to Post Office Commit
tee. . -
Mr.. Morton submitted resolution to repeal
the twenty -second joint rule of the two houses
of Congress in regard to the counting of t he
electoral vote. Ordered to be printed. III
At the expiration of the morning. hour the
Senate resumed the consideration of Mr..
Schurz's resolution in regard to Louisiana, and
Mr.. Thurman took the floor. He said that the
resolutions required that the Senate should not
stop at the election of 1874 in that State, but
should go back to that of 1872. and he proposed
to speak first of what took place at the election
of 1872. He knew it was a thrice told tale. and
he would therefore be very tedious, but he
could not make a complete statement without
going over the facts and he felt compelled to
do SO. .l4tll..t.
The Senate at o'clock adjourned. r.ttl /
.f $50 81 HOUSE.
Mr. Butler of Mass, as question of privi-
lege called up motion made by him last ses-
sion to reconsider the vote by which the civil
rights bill was referred to the Judiciary.
A point of order was raised, but the Speaker
decided that the right existed
Therespon the Democrats fell back upon the
policy of filihustering. r09sasa1st.uB
At235 ''fillibustering' in the House contin-
ued without any sign of abatement or COM
promise, and without any incidents of import
ance. itH JOE "'ti '.
The House at $50 was still going through
the interesting performance of voting by yeas
and nays on diatory motions of various kinds.
Propositions has been made looking to q solu-
ton of the difficulty. The Republicans say
they will insist on the civil right bill and make
the question one of physical endurance, and
the Democrats say they are ready to fight it
out ON that line. "A u ~
Mr.. Butler submitteda proposition to the
Democrats, providing for fdll debate on the
bill, but it was not accepted.
Dilatory motions were made until II o'clock,
with every indication of the combinations of
the session till noon tomorrow. Votes have
been strictly of a party character.
The 18th roll call was commenced at IL
O'clock. There is no prospect of any legisla-
ton tonight. -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-01-28
WASHINGTON.
The Pacific Mail Investigation,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-In the Pacific Mail
investigation to-day Irwin read a statement
showing that he held $500, 900 on account of the
subsidy, with the exception of $4,000, which
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company said it
gave him, but which he denied in the absence
of the vouchers. The balance uuaccounted for
is 1885, 600 He had already read list of per-
sons to whom he had paid mouey and amounts.
Irwin was then closely examined by various
members of the committee with reference to
his transactions, as shown by the transcripts of
his accounts with bankers, both in Washington
and San Francisco. The items were gone over
one by one, but no new information of import
ance was elected. Witness reiterated his for
mer declarations that he never paid or agreed
to pay any money to any member of Con gress.
Irwin said John Roach did not directly work
for the subsidy. He merely made arguments
before the committee in behalf of American
commerce. His examination was continued at
leegth but nothing new was ELECTED. r.ss r.
Treasury Balances:
The following are the Treasury balances for
to-day:-Currency, So, 413,850; special deposit
of legal tenders for redemption of certificates of
deposit, $47 1885, 000 coin, ST. 013, including
coin certificates 1921, 1851, 800; outstanding legal
tenders, $3S2,000,OOC
Various Matters. -l
The Senate Naval Committee to-day agreed
to the report of the sub committee recommend
ing that the navy yards at Washington, Phila-
delphia and New London be abolished. The
sub committees recommendation to abolish the
Kittery navy yard was not agreed to.
A careful examination of the Navy Depart
ment building showed trains of rope and waste
paper laid about, connecting with pieces of
chips, shavings and broken kindlng wood. 1t
is believed that the fire in the same building on
Monday was the act of an incendiary.
Since the investigation by the House Com
mittee of the Department of Justice, there has
been very unusual reduction of expenditures
by marshals throughout the country ~
The Secretary of the Treasury asks for a
million and a half dollars to complete the
buildings for the State, War and Navy Depart
ments.
The report of the Centennial Committee
shows that vast amount of work has already
been accomplished, and there is good reason 10
believe that all the leading nations will take
part in the exhibition. -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-01-28
FOR E IGN.

Active Preparations Against the CaIlisfs
LONDON, Jan. ga dispatch to the News
says that preparations have been made by the
Spanish troops for a movement against the
Carlists in the event of Alfonse's proclamation
calling for submission proving Intellectual
Some 40, 900 troops are massed around Iatallo
for en- attack upon the main Carlst position at
Puenta la Regina Alfonso will participate in
the operations of his troops.
Marquis Of Hartington's Views.
The Marquis of Harrington made speech at
Lewes tonight He alluded to Brights al
agree to the views it advanced in favor of q
establishment of the church of England.
He declared it was evident the British people
were not prepared for such great changes in
church or government. I'D. y,
NEW YORK, Jan. N.-Havana advices of the
21st state that Tpanish captain was shot by
order of court martial in presence of all the
forces and people of Puerto Principe.
The Spanish troops attacked the groceries at
Manzanillo, but the merchants and volunteers
defended the citizens, and several were billed
on both sides.
The town of Magarrar was recently fred du-
ring raid of Cubans, and six volunteers were
killed. . 81 ttltIst ! Z VBh
Fears are entertained in Havana that the
Cnbans will burn all the sugar estates in Cinco
Villas. /
The smallpox IS raging all over the place.
The New Brunswick Riots. M /
ST. JOHN, Jan. ga despatch from Cara
guete, Gloucester county, SAYS that % men ar
rived to day, to assist the rioters, who took
part in the demonstration against Hon. Robert
Young Monday last, on account of his action
in reference to the government school act.
Thirteen of the rioters were arrested. John
Clifford, one of the sheriff's party, while in the
discharge of his duty at Andre Albert's house,
was killed. One of the rioters is reported
killed and another wounded. The party in
Alberts house have all been made prisoners.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-01-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Review OF Portland Markets.


The markets present few new features. Trade is
progressing without any particular animation, but
promises to steadily increase as the season advances
The proposed amendment to the tariff causes some
irregularity in prices, but they not of charac-
ter to make much change either way. The money
market is steady and gold closed at 1929.
Apples are in sufficient supply for the demand,
and there is change in prices Butter is in rather
dropping condition, and there is very little pros
pect of higher prices this season. Cheese is firm.
Coffee is firm and very active. Copper is without
change. Drugs and dyes show slight decline in
opium. Fish has not changed materially since our
last. Flour shows rather more doing; superfiDe is
quoted at $5@5 co. and extra spring at S595. Grain
is in moderate denand yellow corn is quoted at 900
93c, and mixed at $4,000. Iron is without move
ment. Lard is unchanged. Lead is unchanged.
Leather is steady and firm. Lumber is fiat. Mo-
lasses is very quiet Oils exhibit slight decline in
linseed. Produce is moderately active; potatoes
have declined Sc; eggs unchanged. Provisions
are quiet. Spices show decline in cloves Sugars
are unchanged. Teas are tending upward, and are
noticeably active.
! FREIGHTS- Freigbts are dull this week and we
have but few charters to report: Sch Hattie g. Dow
Portland to New Orleans with ice So per ton; brig
l. Rowland, Bath to North side of Cuba and back to
North of Hatteras with moasses So So.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-01-28
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Emerson Murder.

CONCORD, Jan. 27.-George F. Putnam of
Warren. solicitor of Grafton county, has been
trail of Sawyer, who is suspected of having
murdered Mrs. Emerson at Piermont, Friday
last, and who Is now under arrest awaiting an
examination, which is to take place on Friday
next at 10 O'clock a. M, At HaverhilL EBOth
Mrs. Emerson and Sawyer formerly lived in
Lowell, and Mr.. Putnam, who returned this
evening, stated that the result of his efforts in
looking up the past history of the parties, had
been very successful. He was disinciined~ to
give any detailed information, but stated he
thought he had secured sufficient evidence to
convict Sawyer of the murder. 1t is reported
here this evening that Sawyer made confess
sion to-day to the effect that he accidentally
shot Mrs. Emerson; that he was sitting on q
lounge in the room fixing the lock OF a gun
when it accidentally went off and killed Mrs.
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