The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-10-22
MINOR KILOGRAMS.

Mrs, Geo. Greenfield of Pulaski, N. Y, was
found dead Wednesday morning with her
throat cut. Her husband is suspected
The bondholders of the New JERSEY Mid
land railroad recommended its foreclosure and
reorganization.
Mas. fell from yard to the deck of he brig
Loeb Lamond, st sea, Oct. 18th, and has been
lnsensible since. The vessel arrived at New
York yesterday
Parkins & Co.. wool dealers of Troy, N. Y,
suspended yesterday. Liabilities $40 600 The
cash assets are sufficient to paw 60 cents on the
dollar, and they expect to resume.
Internal revenue receipts yesterday 1892, 1888;
customs receipts $473,5l7.
The Adratic from Liverpool for New York
took e31 GOO sterling.
The ship Western Empire abandoned and
derelict, was fallen in with the 18th inst, in
lat rs Ion. 70.
David M. Faggart of Geffstown, N. H., pro-
prietor of the Abdallah stock, lost colt We'd
nesday valued at $1,000 from the epzootic.
Thomas Watson, a New York boy who DELHI
erately shot companion dead, few months
ago, has been sentenced to the house of re.
fnge,. the court accepting the plea OF man.
slaughter in the fourth degree Oh account of
his youth.
Over a dozen robber'es and burg1aries were
reported in New York yesterday. In one ms
lance the burglars were caught.
The annual meeting of the Vermont Central
stockholders was held yesterday and the old
board of directors with two exceptions elected
Capt w, S.okes Boyd Of Jacksonville, Pa,
and Miss Melissa A. JeDniogs of New Bedford
were married with great ceremony in New
Bedford yesterday.
Geo. Hewey, who was injured at the Grand
Trunk repairing shop at Gorham, N H., We'd
nesday, has since died.
The Episcopal chapel at Haverhill, built by
Rev. Chas. Wingate at his own expense, was
consecrated yesterday
Wages in the Manchester mills are to be cut
down.
The Tax Payers Association of Brooklyn
have issued an address in which they say ltbey
cannot endorse the domination for mayor of
either party.
A band of % citizens went on board boat at
Little Rock, Ark, Wednesday, and shot
murderer named Dugan.
Col. Jack Cooke, who was shot in the
Senatobia, Miss, duel and killed his assail-
ant, died yesterday.
The Harvard Foot Ball Association has gone
to Montreal to play the Canada Association.
La Page. confined in Concord on suspicion of
being connected with the Pembroke tragedy,
sixteen inches from the back side of cell with
an iron brace which he took from his bed
frame.
1t is discovered that many of the notes
signed by L. w. Pond, whose mysterious dis
appearance from Fall River lately caused so
mu b excitement, are forgeries. His plan was
to raise the face of the note when il came
back to him for payment and re-write it
changing dates letting the endorsement stand
Ii is thought that 100000 of such notes are in
circulation.
Two freight trains on the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad collided near Martinsburg, Wednes
day night, badly smashing both engines and
number etcars.
Two large houses at the Grafton poor farm
terday; also stables and contents with large
amount Of wood Loss $4,000; insurance $780,
600.
Hon. r. T. Davis, eldest son of the late
Carrot Davis and prominent lawyer Of Ken
lucky, died at Paris in that state yesterday
from an overdose of chioral.
Harifords IS, St. Louis Browns Z Game
called on the seventh inning.
Secretary Chandler has gone home to be alb
sent 10 days and no changes in his department
will be made till his return
Steamer Chase arrived at Halifax yesterday
afternoon.
Sharkey, the murderer, has arrived in Spain.
Three companies of troops have left Fort
Lincoln for Fort Berthold, fearing an Indian
outbreak at the latter place.
Gen. Sol Meredith. one of the most promi-
nent Indiana generals during the war, died
yesterday of cancer, the result of being crushed
beneath bis horse at the battle of Gainesville.