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The Judge ship.
ME-. Libbey's Nomination seJecied
by the Council.


AucrrsrA. April 22-The Council has refused
to confirm the nomination OF ARENAS L'opey'
AZ Associate Justice-4 to 3. The Council IN
Dictated that they should be opposed to any
Democrat Another nomination will be made
to-day or tomorrow.
ut is understood that Messrs. Buffum, Grin
die and Perkins voted to confirm, aud Messrs.
Mason. Richards, Warren and Williamson
voted against.
hire in Eastport.
EAsTPoRT, April 22.-Fire broke out yester'
day afternoon in the old Masonic (St. Johns)
Hall, occupied by the Temple of Honor. The
roof was burned off; no insurance. The Tenn
pie of Honor had $500 insurance.
Change at the Kittery Navy Yard
PORTSMOUTH, April 22.-Walter A. webster
of Concord, has been appointed Master Iron
Platter at the navy yard, in place OF Johh u.
Swain.
Death of n Prominent Citizen OF York.
Can't. John Mcintyre of York, noted money
lender. and considered the richest man in town,
died suddenly yesterday, aged about % years.
Appointment Of Collector Mt EnstpOrt.
WASHINGTON, April 22.-The President has
appoined Joseph NJ. Livermore Survey of Gus
toms at PASSPORT and, for the district OF Passa-
maquoddy.
Accideuts-Postmaster Appointed mt Far
minston, etc.
AUGUSTA, April 22.-Leigh, little son OF
Mr.. T. A. Chick of this city, nine years old
fell to-day while playing in the school-house
| yard, running stick into his eye. He VIII
| lose the sigh; of ore eye
1t is hoped to get the workshp in the Kenne'
bee Jail in operation by the first of next week
William Palmer of Gardiner, was appointed
by the Governor Municipal Judge of that city
and not William G. Palmer, as was stated yes
terday.
Speaker Blaine arriv ed home on this even
| ings train.
Frank Ripley of this city, was probably ia
tally injured by a fall yesterday at Sturgess
| mill in Wiscasset.
The President has re-appointed Edward d
| Merrill postmaster at Pennington.
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ISTHMUS CANAL.
A Strong Argument in Favor Of the Pam
anna Route by Maine Man.

WASHINGTON. April 22-FIancis w. Rice,
formerly U. 8. Consul at Aspinwall and Acap-
ulco has addressed a letter from his residence
at Saco, Mane to Secretary Robson in Tela-
tion to the report that Commander Lull seems
to favor the Nicaragua TO the Panama route for
a canal to connect the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans. MIR. Rice says that alter residence of
eighteen years on the lsthmus, eight of which
were passed as U. S. Consul, he can speak of
Panama as more healthy than Nicaragua, and
adds with as favorable conditions for living.
Either country is as healthy as Vermont or
New Hampshire. Mr. Rice concludes his let
ter by saying: "The Panama route would be
600 or 200 miles nearer than the proposed Mic
aragua ronte to the great cities and the rich
trade of the South Pacific, comprising Ecuador,
Peru, Bolivia and Chill, while the facilities
that the canal at Panama would give .sto the
immense Magdaepa trade and the Columbian
coast trade on both oceans that would centre at
| Panama and Aspinwall for all parts OF the
| world would more than overbalance the open
| ing up of a small portion of Nicaragua and the
| little gain in distance to and from the ports OF
| Guatemala. Honduras and San Salvador, for
| Costa Rica would not be much affected by
| choice of either route. The Panama route
| would have deep safe har5ors on both sides by
| placing slight breakwater at Aspinwall The
| Panama Railroad Immediately alongside OF
which the canal weuld be cut, would immedl'
| ately add to the facility with which the work
| could be constructed 1t would not take hall
| the time to complete it that the Nicaragua
| route would require. There.woald be only Al
| miles of towage for sailing vessels on the Pan
| anna against 1872 miles over the Nicaragua
route. Besides these advantages there is an
| immense advantage in cost in favor of the
| Pana ANA route.
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A seIf-Adyersising Remedy.

There are certain proprietary articles that adver-
tise themselves. Among these are Hostetter's Stom-
ach Btters 1t may be truly said ofthis celebrated
remedy for disorders of the stomach, liver and bow
els and antldote to malaria that the contents of ev-
crv hottie is an advertisements since its good effects
40 decidedly and promptly evDce themselves as in
variaby to elicit favorable comment from those who
use it, This is particularly true in rural neighbor
hoods invaded by chills and fever and other types of
malaria, for which it is recognized specific. Such
disorders being epidemic the question "What is the
best remedy and safeguard? naturally presents it.
s9f to everybody in this vicinity. and is made the
subject of general inquiry. A family benefited by
the Btters communicates the fact to the neghbors.
proclaim its efficacy. This explains why it has be-
come the most popular of American household medi-
cines and why its popularity is continually on the
increases
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LOUISIANA.
Yesterdays session of ..,e LegisIasure

NEW ORLEANS. April 22.-In the Legisa-
ture to-day the Senate resolved itself into a
court of impeachment to impeach Chas. Gin
ton of high crimes and misdemeanors in Office,
and notified the House of their action. A com
mittee was appointed to prepare rules to gov
ern the Senate when sitting as a court of i'm
peachment, and a joint resolution was passed
suspending Auditor Clinton from office pending
impeachment.
4 communication was received from Clinton
praying for further examination of bis books
by experts. No action was taken. The vote
on taking up the Clinton impeachment resolu-
ton in the Senate was yeas %, nays 10. Gov.
Kellogg was on the floor again, endeavoring to
save Clinton. In the House joint resolution
was passed to extend the session to May
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T OR E C N =.
Cardinal Manning Dying.


New York. April 2-The Commercial
Advertiser states that a cable despatch to high
church authority received this morning says
that Archbishop Manning of England, recent
ly promoted to CARDINALS at the point OF DEATH
and failing rapidly. His sudden sickness was
probably caused by the hard weather which he
experienced when coming back from Rome
recently, where he went to receive at the hands
of the Pope the cardinal hat.
Tiae Cuban SEar-Sharkey's Case,
Cuba letters state that several engagements
recently Cured with the patriots, all OF which
are claimed as Spanish victories. Three large
sugar estates near Cienfuegos were burned the
18th inst.
There are rumors a6oat that ahostle expe-
dition to Cuba is expected, and men-o!-war are
ordered out to guard the coast.
Sbarkey is still at the police headquarters
He will not be sent to the United states lmme,
dately 1t appears that the Governor General
is not at Havana, and the officials will not give
IN Sharkey until he orders them to do So 1t
is believed, however, that if he is released
Dawes, who is known to be of as determined
and fearless nature as Sbarkey himself, Will
make an effort to kidnap him. and it is stated
that for this service number persons have
been enlisted, and the convicted murderer will
be hurried abOad a steamer bound Tor New
York before the Spanish authorities have an
opportunity of interfering.
Foreign Notes.
The Irish societies OF montreal, OJ'upsu anu
| Ottawa have made arrangements for great
| celebration of o. Connelps Centenary.
1t is rumored that Roncetti, the papal legate
on his visit to this country to confer the beretta
| on Archbishop McCloskey, will visit Canada
| and confer the beretta on MonsignoI Bouchet,
Minister of the Montreal diocese.
| Father Cllniquy, the Canadian Protestant
divine, is soon to publish work upon the
| mysteries of the confessional
| The French geographical society has pre-,
scented gold medal to the family OF Capt Hall
| the Arctic explorer.
In the House of Commons last evening, Mr..
| Sullivan announced that for the purpose OF
| terminating the anomalous relations between
| the press and House he would nightly call at
| tention TO the presence of strangers. This VIII
| have the effect of compelling the withdrawal
| of all persons except members.
The examination of Duchesne, the ALLEGED
| conspirator against Bismarck, begun at Brus
| sells yesterday. He refused to give the names
| of his accomplices.
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BOSTON Root and shoe Market.

BOSTON, WEDNESDAY, April 81.
The shipments of boots and shoes from this market
TO places outside of New England for the past week
have been 25s3l eases, and 54 rubbers, against
o 308 cases Tor the same week last year.
The shipments from Lynn for the week have been
1927 cases. against 6i0S for the week last
year. - II ,o,.,
been 2S4i cases. against 1928 for the corresponds
ing week last year..
There appears to be steady demand for goods,
and the New York dealers have been quite liberal
purchasers in this market for the past week. There
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Markers.

THURSDAY, April 22.-The grocery market shows
now change. Pork and lard are still very firm and
the stock is light Flour is firm with fair sales. Su-
gars remain firm with good demand. Molasses is
change. Potatoes are coming in quite freely.
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syCuICAGo April 22.-Cattle are firm and active
receipts 1000 head shipping steers rs a 90 choct
10 "a 32I; good at IS q 90; shipments of 1900
head.
Live Hhogs steady and active receipts 14O0O head
bacon grades ct 50 a 90; poor to choice at rs q
90; shipments 5000 head.
Sheep active; receipts 1000 head; choice at 80 G
& Is; Wooded Sheep 3 90 @9675.
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EnRR,GN PORTS.

Sid FIN Singapore Mch 0, ship Pendleton, Nichols
Liverpool. ,,...u .-o,,
Liverpool, ar Feb 2. for Burmah. o,,
Sid FIN Genoa Mich 26, barque Elmaranda, Stapies'
Boston via Vera Cruz. ~,
At Genoa I'd inst barqne Lincoln, Thorn, for New
York, Ito load cargo of DarQue MaTchi) ro,o
Ar at Buenos Ayres Mich l6, barque Sam d Haze
Matthews. Portland, (Jan 1O.
Sid I'm Havre 10Th, bargue Homeward Bound, Mer-
riman United States.
Sid I'm Ardrossan 2Oth brig Anita Owen, Upton,
sid Mich 4, barque Adelaide Norris. for Hayre.
At Montevideo Mch II, Darque Nonparei, FDnn,
ffom Portland. ar 9th.
Sid fin Rio Grande Mch 4, brig Ennis, Dyer, for
Cid at Rio Janero Mch oath, ship Tranquebar'
Sid FIN Port Spain Mch %, brig oui vive, for Port
land or Lockport Ms. E.
Sid fin Mayaguez list inst. sch Aldine, DennisOn'
Baltimore. .-.,u. .o-
Newburyport; 9TH inst Annie Gardiner, Brown for
Arroyo >,,
~ Ar at Matanzas goth inst. sch Laura Brdgman,
Sid goth, sch Hattie E Sampson, Bunker, North of
Ar at Cardenas Cd inst, brig Ernestine, Knight,
Sid Goth, brigs H H Wright Meyers. and Hyperion,
Clark North of Hatteras; schs Mary E Long, Park,
and Whitney Long: Hayes. do. ,, s.,,a
At Harbor Island 18th inst, sch Speedwel, Spauid-
ing for New York days.
Ar at st John. Pr Mich 3Oth, brig Amelia Emma,
Ar at St John. NIB. 10th. sch W Coffin, Chisholm,
| Machias; DIST brig John Good, Portland.
--latest by Europe ugsteamers.1
| Ar at Deal sth Gen Shepley. Hutchns, Savannah
| for Reval.
OF Falmouth sth. P G Blanchard, Mcintyre, from
Antwerp for Valparaiso.
Ar at Cardiff 10th, Franconia, Otis, Liverpool.
| Sid 10TH Tarfa. Brown, Gibara.
Ar at Adelaide Feb 10, Canada, HERMAN, BDrrard
Inlet.
Calcutta-sld FIN Sanger Mch -, Daniel Draper,
Rogers, Boston.
Passed Aniier Feb OF, Goodell, Crockett, Amster-
dam for Batavia.
| Sid I'm Bombay Mich 49, Chandos, Ross, Havre.
| Ar at Antwerp 9Th, Clara Eaton, Merriman from
River Platte.
| Ar at Gooe 9Th inst, Clara Nichols, Portland, y.
| Sid FIN Cuxhaxen 5th, Chalmette, Waite, Gotten
burg.
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pai,y domestic Receipts.

Receipts by Grand Trunk Railroad-Josselyn & Co
452 bbs flour, A Hunt so bbls and 100 half bbls Of
-four, Alden q Co 100 bbs -four, Varney 200 bbls
do G Hayward 200 do do, j S Crockett 100 do do, j
b Donnell 100 do do, Halves, II & Tarbox 200 do do,
Messrs Milliken 100 do do, j Randall 100 do do
Mari s. True 100 do 90, Hathaway & Wood Is cars
oats, Kensell q Tabor car oats and do corn,
Faxon 100 bbls peas Waldron 81 True do corn
Wright & Norton do corn.
BY water conyeyance-1O00 bush cornmeal to G W
True 81 Co.
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MARINE NEWS.
POET OR PORTLAND.

Thursday, April 81.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Chase. Bennett, Halifax, NS-passen-
gers and mdse to John Portous:
y Steamship Cromwell, Bacon. New York-3O hours.
Sch Carrie Nunan Nuuan, Cape Porpoise.
Sch Village, Frye, harrington.
Sch Capitol, Farr, Boothbay.
Sch Oregon, Dunton, Boothbay.
Sch Arrival Farnham. Boothbay.
CLEARED.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, New York-Henry
Sch Gypsy, Carnage, Bristol-master.
Sch Utica, Thorndike, Rockland-o b morse
q Co.
SAILED-Barque Norton Slower, for Sagua; brig
Prentiss Hobbs tor Cardenas; schs j Nelson, for
Baltimore; Gen Hall, for New York.
JFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Sid FIN Cardenas goth. sch Grace Webster, Hume,
AT At Pernambuco Mich 3d. sch P Anger. for Port
Sch George Amos Bunker, from New York for
Portland was run into below New York on Tuesday,
and had jbboom and head gear carried away
MEMORANDA.
Sch CYRUS Fossett, Pierce, from CieDtuegos for a
mort North of Hatteras with molasses, was toWed
into Key West goth inst in Distress having oeeil Oh
reef.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FSAN FRANCISCO-Cld goth, ship Merom, LoWeli,
Liverpool. N NJ. r;,,s fo
MOBILE-Ar 21st, sch larry Not, 1immons, from
Philadelphia ,,,, r,, ,,hi,
PENSACOLA-Ar 10TH barque Black Eagle, Phil-
lips, Galveston. ,, -, ,,,.o ,,,,
NEW SMYRNA, FLA Ar 18TH, sen Ahce Bell
SAVANNAH-Cid goth, sch George Washington,
Rolf, Baracoa. .,..r, Co., url,
BRINSWICK, GA-Ar 2lst, brig Mary Power,
from New York. r. .5,,o NJ,
Cld DIST. schs Carrie Walker, for ADDISON, Nc;
Iiztie Major, Gerrsh, Millbridge; Marh renu'e'oi'
Sld 18th. sch Mary Ward, Ward, New York
WILMINGTON-Cd 2ist, sch Bessie u Dlekinsoh'
Dickinson. Bath -.,... ~.
RICHMOND-Ar 10Th. sch Susan Stets0n, Lewis,
Portland (Jan 2O S Day, Mcfarland, ADacoa:
FORTRESS MONROE-Passed IN Zotn, Dlig Aqe-
Crosby from Providence for do. ,,,,,
Passed in 21st. sch Cumberland Weber, from
Sagua for Baltimore
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Oh, MY BACK. How often we hear these words,
that pain in your back nine times out OF ten arises
from kidney disease. Hunts Remedy used as direct
ed will cure all diseases of the kidneys, bladder and
urinary organs Try it. apr23eodawlw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ONE PRICE AND NO VARIATION

E. T.. ELDEN &c 60.
Have received and now offer to the trade, either Is
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
One Case Arlington POplins, all colOrs,
Retail price 81 cents.
10 pes Lyons POplins, all the new shases'
"a, Less than Jobbers' Prices.
One case Black, Stripe and Fancy Silks"
nt decided bargains.
ca pieces new shades Dress Goods
for "a cents yard, actually worth IS cs"'s-
All of our Black Goods
nt very Low Prices.
One Case more Bates Quilts
9J cents each.
Onecase new STYLES Percales and Prints,
marked a a. don't measure but 7-S yard
same .- are rsia,ns aor ~ 6. m0 on,,
Mt them.
| 100 boz. of Clark's O. N. I. Thread, on
White SpOOls, best Thread ever made.
Our Retail Prices 20 cents Dozen
We have this day opened full line OF
DRESS BUTTONS, BRAIDS AN
TRIMMINGS,
Mt Low Prices.
$40 ParasOls and Sun Umbrellas,
Much Under Price,
80 Dozen Ballingham Hose,
| FL cents pair.
| 73 Dozen English do,
IA cents worth 2J cents.
| Emil Line Misses and Children Hesc
| MT Equally Low Prices.
HOUSE KEEPING GOODS
| Mt Way Down Prices.
r. T.. ELDEN &c co.
S FREE STREET. PORTLAND
| ia28 CIV
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$4,000 GOLD.
Special Notice.
BEWARE OF
COUNTERFEITS AND
INVITATIONS

The high reputation gained by ADAMSoN'S 30
TANiC COUGH BALSAM for the cure CT COUGHS
Colds, Asthma, Bleeding of the Lungs and Con-
sumption, has given rise to spurious com Junds The
genuine ADAMSON'S BOTANIC COUGH BAL
SAM is prepared only by FRANK w. KINSMAN,
Sole Proprietor. 10 protect yourselves from IMPOSE
ton. examine the bottle and See that the words ST.
w. Knsman, Druggist, Augusta, Mai1e,,' are blown
in the glass Of the BOTTLE $1,000 for better article
DON'T FAIL TO TEY 1T.
The following are 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. f. f. Martin, Rev. c. f.
Penny, Rev. VIM. A. Drew, Rev. II. f. Wood, Col.
+. nj. Drew, Secretary of State; Hon. j. 4. Wood
ward, State Librarian; Col. Geo. w. Stanley, Pres-
dent First National Bank; Hon. b. II. Cushman,
President Granite National Bank; S. W. Lane, Sec
rotary OF Senate; Warren l. Alden, Bangor; Charles
Q. Nutter Esq, 27 fremont ST., Boston; VIM. II.
Taylor, Beacon ST., Boston; Emory Cook and many
Others in Providence; w. f. Morrel, Esq, Portland,
and fifty thousand others numerous to mention.
Sold by all Druggists.
deco sneodaeow6m
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Havana Market.

HAVANA. April 22-Sugar is nominal. -.
Spanish gold 221 a 222; American gold at 229
a $780, Exchange quiet and steady; on United States
50 days currency at 80 a go prem; short sight 20 @
96 prem; 60 days gold at 40 a 12 prem short sight
124 a 125 PREM on London 14S q $50 prem; on Paris
m
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Ruropenn Exarkess.

European MarIess.
LONDON, April 22-l2.3O P. M.-Amercan securi.
ties-Erie Railway at 274 "a 293.
LIVERPOOL, April 22-I2.3O P. M.-CottCn market
is quiet; Middng uplands at q q Sd; do Orleans at
sgd; sales 10000 bales, including 2G00 for specula-
ton and export.
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have also been representatives of several large houses
in Cincinnati and st Louis here looking after oruers
and prospecting for thick boots.
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NEW YORK.
xudumeu, Suit Against n Railroad.

New YORK, April 22.-Judgment has beef,
rendered in the Supreme Court on the order OF
Judge Barrett, sequesterlDg the properly vi
the property of the New York, Boston and
Montreal Railroad Company, Inc suit was
brought by Patrick III. Shields, as Judgment
creditor on judgment for $647.1O, but no de-
far ce nut in The complaint in the Snlt after
stating the judgment, sets out that the coinpa1c
nv has a capital stock, and is the owner OF
e9uity of redemption in the railroad of the
same pame The court appoints Butterfieh
receiver of all its property on giving $l0,0oO
bonds
National Board o Underwriters.
The mir tn annual convention of the n National
Board of Fire Underwriters commenced to-day,
Henry A. OakiDg presiding Fifty companies
we've represented. The treasurers report show
ed rece, is from all sources to be $lOO, 004 ex-
penditures S102191. leaving a balance of S2lS6.
President Oakley then delivered his annual ID
dress Among the COMPANIES represented are
the following: Elna, Atlas, Connecticut; Hart
ford National Orieut and Phoenix HartIofd,
Fairfield of South Norwalk; Merden OF west
Meriden; Elliott of Boston; Fanueil Hall,
Neptune, North American, Shoe and LIE ther,
Washington and Fire and Marine OF Boston;
First National of Worcester, and Springfield
Fire and Marine of Springfield. Mass.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the executive committee pc
empowered hereafter to offer rewards Tor the
apprehension of incendiaries whether the au-
thorities should see fit to do so or not. Various
reports were received and adopted and the Con-
vention adjourned.
Death of J Ohm Harper.
John Harper. senior member OF the firm OF
Harper Brothers, publishers, died this evening
after prolonged illness, in the 10Th year OF his
age.
The Traffic i'm italian Children.
Capt. Moreno, who instituted the movement
against the Italian padrones, states that not
wthstanding the law against the traffic, during
March there were 200 children Struggled into
this country from Italy and sold into slavery.
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MARRIED.

In this city, April 20, by Rev. c. F. Dole, VIM. A.
,Jackman and Miss Leola [. Lovejoy.
In Calais. April 10, Benjamin Miller and Miss Eli
zabeth Sprague.
In Belfast, j. W. Lang of Brooks and Miss Myra
Whitaker of Belfast.
In Searsport, April Is, Capt. Eben Curtis and Miss
Clara Trundy.
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ar 2ist. brig Clytie, Dow, Cardenas, for orders.
B4LTIMORE-~Ar 10Th, sch Clara Fletcher Sar-
cd 10Th. sch Adeliza, Huntley. ST Stephen, NIB
Ar 2lst, ship imperial, Crosby, FIN New York; sch
Hattie N Fuller. Hart, Savannaiij VIM Il Rowe,
Whitmore Boston,.
PHiLADEi PHIA-Ar 29th, sch Geo e Prescott,
ia ooth baruue Ormus, Sbackford, Cardenas.
cid DIST schs NJ Z Rankin, Fuller. Cabarien; An
ME Freeman Harris Baracoa.
Ar ar Delaware Breakwater 2lst, sch VIM Connors,
NEW VORK-Ar Goth, briggs Sarah u Emma, Car
ter Messina AZ days; f. Warren. Leach Cardenas 10
DAYS: schs A W Parker, Newman, Mayagnez 70 us !;
A p EMERSON EmersoB Ponce 16 days; FRANK At
wood Bryant. BaracOa days. GOV ConoS' f'iuoJ'
and Trenton, Wall, Providence; ,r.,,,,o,,. T o,ro
Cid 1Otb scbs Altavela, JOY cape hayuei naua
A Webb Sawyer, Baracoa; Storm feIe'' ""'Ae''
Cd 9ist. brgs Acelia Thurlow, Galison, Cardenas
Ossipee. Hoax, Port Natal; sch Adriah' huht' iOI
NEWPORT DIST, sch Kate Newman, Newman
Baltimore. oo., ,o,. ID, T. How
ard. Mosher, Rondout for Portlahu' fioe"'
Hail. do for Portsmouth. 1uobh Deer
BOSTON-Ar 21st schs Annie Lewis WeDp' DoGi
Isle; Mary Frances, Jordan, do; Alpus' "oi''O'''
Bath. ., tr;o
Cid 21st baruue fremont Carlisle, Matanzas' DIE
Shannon. Sawyer, Caibarien. ,,u,s
Ar 22d, schs Parallel, Allen. i'm LuDee' @
Wooster Sullivan; Arcade, Cooper, Camden oaure
Garceion, Ney, Camden; Sawyer, Shiti spn
scotia; Belle, Dunton, from Westport; Y Irai'on'
Weeks. Bath; n NJ Power, Low, YORK:
CID 22d, sch Adde Cutler. Smith, Charleston
Sid ODD. brio Hattie M Balm.
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GuETEO BIOLOGICAL

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, D. G.,
April %. Il A. MY
FOR New England,
middle and lower lake region, generally clear,
cool weather with southwest to northwest
winds and light changes in the barometer.
Loan and emigration bureaus were formed at
San Francisco this week.
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RY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS In MAINE.

uok,aud City ssovernment-Auempt
Assault
Especial to the Press.l
RocKLAND, April 25.-In the city council last
ovenino the lower board voted 1888, 305 for the
annual appropriations. The aldermen tabled
it.
Last evening Oliver Philbrick was assaulted
by one Ryan, armed with knife, but he was Sc
cured and locked up before doing any damage.
Fined $40 this morning.
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PENNSYLVANIA Miners Vote TO Continue
&ir,llr

louisville, Pa, April 22-There was a full
attendance OF delegates to the meeting of the
executive board OF the Miners and Laborers
Association held mere to-day. There was al
most a unanimous vote to continue the strike.
The vote was surprise as it was the prevail
ing opinIon that the miners were anxious to
resume work. The prospects of resumption are
not encouraging and the stagnaton of business
in the region will be more seriously felt than
ever.