The Portland daily press., 1875-10-11
MINOR TEIEGRAms.

An arrangement has been made between the
trunk lines to advance freights between the
western and Atlantic cities The new tariff
goes into effect to day.
There are no new developments in the Noe
case.
The council of the Catholic Temperance I'm
ION held Its annual session in Cincinnati Satur-
day. Preparations were made for grand par
ade at the Centennial.
Ex-senator Fenton gives his reasons in print
for supporting the Republican ticket in New
York.
Hereafter imported merchandise which has
been damaged will not be marked damaged
but damages will be certified on the invoice.
John Ryan and Patrick Carney. two Boston
youths, settled a difficulty Friday afternoon by
fight in Buzzey's woods: The contest lasted
two hours and fifty-f minutes, and Ryan has
since died and Carney fled.
Mr.. Rice addressed a Republican meeting in
Lowell Saturday night.
The brig Lapiere Nalasque of Quebec, has
been wrecked and the captain and crew drown
Glew, one of the Jefferson Borden muffin
GERS, has been sentenced to ten years in State
Prison for mutiny.
Charles M. Fisher, representing himself as
proprietor and manager of the mercantile bu-
reau and independent collection company of
America, has been arrested on the charge that
the concern is fraudulent one.
The house of George Forrest in Bay City,
Mich, was entered Friday, and acid poured up
on the face of Mrs Farest while she was Sleep
ing. burning her horribly. The villain is sup
posed to be rejected sutton of girl who lived
with Mrs. f.
William ViancO, engineer, and Andrew q.
| Northrush. fireman, were killed on the New
| York Central Railroad Saturday by train rum
ming off the track.
Judge Mckinney, prominent jurist of Ten
| nessee, died Saturday.
| Vanderbilt has notified Scott to cease carry
| ing passengers on his fast mail trains or SINH
lar trains will be put on all the trunk lines.
| The Michigan Central is to run fast train
from Chicago to New York in 26 hours.
Cardinal McCloskey babe farewell to the
| Pope Saturday.
A Milwaukee rectfying house has been seized
by the government
Julius Behr, we'll known clothing merchant
of Memphis. committed suicide.
A. J. Griggs' planning mill in Chicago, was
burned Saturday night Lose $4,000.
Parker r. Mason, a Chicago distiller, is I'M.
der bonds in $500 for defraudng the revenue.
G. o. Moore's wooden mills, pattern shop,
carpenter shop and tenement house in North
| Chelmsford, Mass, were burned last night.
| Moore's loss on buildings and machiery is about
$4,000; on stock $4,000 Total loss $4,000.
| Sioux agents have been instructed not to issue
annuties to Indians unless they have been
| counted.
William P. Roberts, -four and grain, A. Sher.
man, dealer in woolens, and George Richard
son, cotton dealer, all of New York, have fall
| ed.
The seventh anniversary of the proclamation
of the independence of Cuba was celebrated in
the Cuban church of st. James, in New York,
yesterday.
| Admiral Wellesley was given brilliant re-
ception at Newport Saturday.
Thomas Wiley of Baltimore, is under arrest
for outrage upon girl of years.
Henry Cam, colored, is charged with rape
| upon three white girls.
Smith and Voorhees,, New York police com.
missioners, have resigned in accordance with
the Mayors request, and Matsell and Disheck.
er are expected to follow suit.
American brig Helen S. Rice has been wreck
ed on SEEK Key Bank. The mate reports thai
he found on the island skeletons of five per.
sons, probably of English sailors.
Ex-senator Pease, U. s. Attorney Wells and
the State Attorney General of Mississippi
called upon the Attorney General Saturday and
urged him TO adhere to his policy of non-intar
ference in Mississippi affairs.