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National Republican., 1877-04-21
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J7IRK TUR URR RESSLiY FLEET Nv
HMKRlEAE WfTERS
Nlit BIlEpsiinnH mpla by a prominent
nEvtl Itfiinr whiGIh were published in the
niiitriil quilunn8 dftli NKrD6AI REPuD-
1HCGE h tfiw tays silGe. concerning the
Eussisr .fiiat in AmsriGan WATERS, has at
trHrtpl graati ii,al Gf attsntinn, both from
ths Irrss ant uia Nat1nnnI authorities. II
viii ig r,nnnharat that the point made
wH finil tala RrBEian fleet had not come to
nm BhrB9 simply IN convey the Grand
Dukes I'm a ulmHira uur, but that they
wpre lGsrr in tina infnrasts Of the Empire in
rasse dif VIII hatrSaan thu Gar and Sultan.
U,ie IitGlk mnrRats during tha past two
wpbla AlTrg given prunf that q war in Eu-
rrpH mrEfi nmas#ariiy result in large ship
mmfis all umtnaARnt mnterial of war. The
Isu#iinn GsIwqrlmant, with a remarkable
filrFwhus# AMI flrasight. has thoroughly
unnuntfimhHH tiiiH condition Of things.
md lilIgaf in Gur watars dset Of fast sail
iing wEsBtiH, winsa mission ID to protect its
OWN gummara zml dastroy that of its
Bngny.
Tfs iB individually tina secret Of Rus
Sim iftat i'm AmriGAn WATERS at thu present
time, Imf Ii shnws cunGinsiyely that the
CaEr faf 1mp since dnbermined on hostile
ppsrtanmf IlrlinHt TIrkay, nntwithstand-
ing uiR ramriiahla dsplhy OF diplomacy
Winch Inns gharaGtarizad thu political move.
mnnis df TIM Graat Powers during the
Iius,i YnIr.
Ulif gIInsiiiIn INV Iriaes What will the
UniiaH ssutis diB about ii Z Certainly this
GwBrrImnt cannot allow tho Russian
wsaRdh nB hnrhdr within our bays for the
prIrpBaf az 4aizinp az dpp1rtiine times ships.
dilshir hHHtaln dr nautral. carrying contra
hand rDIfR Under the rules Of interna-
.finnsl lsw gEsrY nation has the right to
IrilE Buth Gti4nding vesselH away from its
wGEInR, Int alBa the right 10 seize and con-
Iiamn taiam shnullt they refuse to ubey tho
uhir BIr tina RlIssian fleet will probably
neum rifHe the American Government an
wum'nInifF uB axarGise this right They
can Huumplish tiair mission without in,
cunning taia riHk df baing ordered from oul
wIitsrs. livery vessel in the fleet al
present anGhnrsd in Nav York harbor is a
wHry lust ma. and well calculated fol
cruising fulF Ghasing purposes When I
j, rrurmRnr n RRun havoc rba Ahlhama
n.5g. vi 4ug gmRrrca during tho re
National Republican., 1877-04-21
BLI0HTED HOPES AND BLASTED
PROSPECTS,

II Is an accepted principle In the govern
ment of this young and prosperous nation
that its policy everywhere should be so
conducted as 10 secure the greatest good to
the greatest number Of the governed. Our
nation in this differs from monarches
where there are hereditary titles, honors
and favored classes, and where the rich
are made richer and the roor poorer under
the vicious laws Of the caste or monopo.
lization OF the benefits that arise from in.
dus,ry. During the late war. when the
Government found Il necessary to provide
itself with currency equal TO its necessities,
1t set up an extensive money making es-
tablishment In the Treasury building,
which dignified with the title Of
Bureau Of Engraving end Printing"
and furnished 1t with extensive and
expensive machinery and appliances with
which to perform that service. THIS bu-
reau was set In motion, calling into requi-
sition large force Of artists, printers aud
other employees of both sexes, with sala.
ries equal to respectable support to many
q poor family. This system was continued
for decade at least, dispensing untold
benefits to the industrious poor Of the city
and its environs. But . change came.
Rich monopolists put their svaricious eyes
upon this bureau, aud stepped In to take
the bread away from the mouths Of these
helpless families. The work was taken
away from them and given TO rich com.
panies, and thel vast machinery sccumu.
lated in the Treasury building for the per.
formsnce Of this service now stands rust
ing In idleness, and will soop prove seri-
ous, II not dead loss, to the Government
More than . thousand helpless females
have been. or soon will be, turned out
upon the world penniless, to battle against
starvation BY seeking bread from the hands
of charity. This 10 no over>wrought pic.
ture, but II tells the simple truth, IS the
food of tears that fell from the eyes Of
these sufferers will attest. There docs NOT
seem to be any principle Of economy or
any emergency in our national affairs that
calls for or will justify the transfer of this
work with 80 large sacrifice to the Gov.
ernment Of property and such widespread
suffering among the people. This policy
does not represent feeling hearts or wise
economy. unless 1t is humane and wise to
starve the poor to aggrandize the rich.
National Republican., 1877-04-21

Tint HHSIS in snf about Assistant Sec.
rttKIy NtGtaNDrKs dtfica fbr thu past
work hspp laan ffaught with sufficient
pnfhm EnI #rrrw IN mnlt q heart Of stone.
and pni Gsrwunmr MiC1namx, with his
wGll 9-pgwn psnaruuH Impulses and Ches-
aurnsldnn sffhfiiifr,, has bssn cumpalled,
IN tthr irsnmr aftaiR punifr saryica sn'i
frum flg nmu#itiHs af tha cass. to dany
teHrfrI uuisitmH sififuut numhar and heart
raniimg tgvgiI# limist without cessation.
llh wns HTwr, TIM rtiil0tina has done
its f,en,iluus burg; aml not ona Of TIA three
lIuntirn6 walD hHve been discharyed can ba
rainstEpH u in, tierafbra., sincerely
hqraH thai nrr Giiizans who can secure
hnmrf IN Ah.itr thniiins fsr those OF the un-
fnrsunIins WIN ara willing tD do house.
wmk viii hD n sr dncu. and thus In {
mrasrrp rdIifHq tim suffhring which must
nrcr#sirig fIIIhw uii# urhrntiun-
National Republican., 1877-04-21

TURKEY, as she views the gigantic army
of Russia moving down upon hsr borhsrs,
cries out in the agony of her soul, 'Idt B
have only little money to organize or
commissariat and transportation services
and we will hurl Russia back upon hG
frontiers with losses that she viii NOT easily
forget, for in every one Of our msn heats \
large heart full of bitter hatred fUr the
Cossack. and is ready TO express thai
hatred in bloody deeds" The Turks Ere
evidently ready, and Russia will be mat
by fire all along the line.
National Republican., 1877-04-21

TINT uHHHESG Of anxietE caused by the
hnstiit iismH,ratinns of RisBia and Tur.
ley IL nIt cmfifnHf IN Eurupe alone. All
thrnur,h MBiS JitIm tiia Bina sen to the Red,
q nnnnrsl iaiimr df alarm has spread, and
WE find aifh tina Rasmn and the ChristiAn
nRsim dif tim 0lf World all busily en-
rapBb i'm wipiinr riia rust off their firearms
JrarErsS1ny IN Tim shock which must come
w.hm tfbt EIsH sui thu Turk cruss swords
IN fie dtinIulniaGumfiGt whiGh ID 50 rapidly
JIIrnstlhinr Fr1m thu hest evidence thus
iir lrrs#mrRf riara seems to be no doubt
Inn rfhnt Rrsain viii strika at CONSTANT
nruilt tfsnm TIM suuth ~ we'll ss from the
nm,fh ,IEnf tfhtt1 TIM harbAruls nations south
uf rig Mediterranean. with the exception,
perthlJR, df RarziR, will aid the Turks in the
lrrru BsrIErls. Thusa who balieve that
IsusBR will crush thu 0ttuman power in a
Hhurt 1mt ana mistlltnn Ii the rest of
DuIuW will stllmt aluuf frum the fight and
aliDw TIM Mis#ullnan hiil SWAY, they will
nHrSIiHIl q nHrAanuuB host from Asia which
viii m,lla III diffiGulh FIR the Russisns tc
lrnrBHf in tiain invIsiDn further than the
HGllan 1BmufllnR
National Republican., 1877-04-21

THE most contemplate as well as the most
despicable character in the United States to.
kirg Of Louisiana carpet. baggers. twas but
on last Wednesday that he declared In a eau.
Gus of Mr.. PAcKARp's friends that those who
would desert that gentleman's cause were
'ecurvy men," Twenty four hours later, and
WARMoTH became the first "Scurvy man"
himself. He could not have been better desig-
mated by his worst enemy.
National Republican., 1877-04-21

ment over the approaching hnstilitiss.
They would like TO strike again fGr liberty
and Independence, but with Russia and
Germany standing ready TO crush them
the moment they rebel their pruspsct ui
success Is gloomy. IncendiGry RppnklF
are being made, however. md she mEy yat
rise in another effort for freedom trnm
Russian oppression.
National Republican., 1877-04-21

THE woods sre getting full of candidates
for the District Commissionershtp again.
About fifty different ones have Called" i'm
the position, and as but ono win he chosen
it makes matters interesting TO the expect
ants. What we want is 4 good man, citi-
zen of Washington, and one who under
stands tie requirements OF the place.
National Republican., 1877-04-21

Tm FJ@iihmr has diractnd the Secre-
tHry uF VIII IN inatrult Con SHERMAN 10
turhn Gsun. AuGHH tn withdraw the United
S,mfs urmuH hrim tha viGinity Of Me.
GhEuisT lisssirrtia, in the sify of New Or.
Deans, tD #urif GInuaninnt barracks as may
he #tlsr,a6 iIr tlair GGcupatann. This
mHm Hs ap he azncitad ON Tcns,iny next
nj H2 BGintik mariifan This ID in keep.
inr with alm RHusiih,nE's policy IN with
draw rip Fahfrsl urmps rum the support
ui Siinr rIuarnmanfR When this order
has llDup arWugf CIV RAGKARD and his
nthn-ntts viii Anus IN sustain their own
rUunrrmmr IN pnsH by thu hoard
National Republican., 1877-04-21
ALL SHADES OF OPINION.

III his column Of The REPUBbicAN piV
heroo6or BE- found editorial extracts upon I'm
portam questions from promiRtHt american
nuspdperS irrc,pceiive Of party. Orr readers
rin M.s be k'pi Informed Of He temper Of both
The Rcpubliedn and the DcmocrdHs press upsn
political and other subjects. We pub'ish these
extracts Just as ne would any other item Of ne'rS,
pure'y for Information. Our o,"a opiHioas
and rie~s will, as usual, be expressed only in
our editorial columns.
National Republican., 1877-04-21

the cruaHrnBmn Of me Biq,rir~' near the
ulfar aff ain l,se Hssipn Of Cnngress as a
r,ractinl lrhr m uia Ebruif currsspundL
sut. diipsF mt yst assume q tsngibla shape;
at lrau fir 1lppi-m, paupla cisim IN have
IN lzuuwlsRpr of Hs sxistsncu.. As tho
whrle Amuurfi IL l,ss tln,n $50. we would
rlaiIly rHruiFw IuDsGriptinns from News-
pEpG RDw wiizh whirh ~ satisfy the
rlaiu,s al tGhDaf iiiatiiil Gus HiDtnnians,
National Republican., 1877-04-21

llTHE Louisiana Commission has besn
more succe ssful than was anticipated, End
it is to be hoped that the Southern Qued
tion is now definitely settled. The rmdi-
tion of affairs now have better appear
snce than at any time since the election,
and it is hoped that the pest Of politics
will now retire 10 make room ion the pros
perity OF business.
National Republican., 1877-04-21

"a ordinary times. buf rcbay q, hs susn.raay
brought into use when rcenffrn- % <rrn 1tr-
mancntly fixed 90 as TO rtlirre the rnfnr1rnrnt
limos Of n long 'front.' runh mnke fh< rrHunf 90
every person IN the rDuft pofnlDut hurr1 nfnJ.nr-
htvely easy. The halcpnits mirh be msof Ia
most cnree 10 improve the externnl aJg,rnrhrrh
Of tie building. and thor rssi wfun ma hr
heavy addition TO the conFtrncitaN shlh
MIS- Hayes Good Examrse-
FIom tint New Nsrk Evtnips rcsi-
The course Of tine rrrsiacni's wife in refusing
70 serve wine even al state dinners vii Ne buhrs
lily approved ny Others thnn the hdrsrh1nf ff
total abstinence from Intoxicating Bgntrs Brnr-
ing the matter Of what 10 called tempnrnnns
wholly ont OF consideration, o. De- hn errt4ltn7
thing for the Histrrss of the kxccu1Are Mnnf.tn
to Get an example Of pihin Hrinr- Whsfhnr1Hn
society governs self hy tbe example whom y sfa
In the families Oi the President ana hts ghfintd-
and ostontatiun there fndnnns eE1rsrhfnnrr
Throughout NashiRgtUn apcjetr- aBa 1rnD1s
men 10 live beyond THAR mcnns- 10 s9sprnantt hnA
% peculhtc, ana every exnmIle atd m thr Whias
House of simplicity ef ife 10 n snfnrnnrd arhansr
the eNtrnyngnDce Of ghirh curTuy1Sfm ntrnns
National Republican., 1877-04-21

OWING to the cunciIiating policy nd
President HAYES there viii unaOubtrdly
be less partisan feeling between the Re
publican and Democratic members ni the
next Congress than ever before.
National Republican., 1877-04-21

The PRESIDENT, when he went into Office,
carried with him resolve not to interfere in
the local affairs of South Carolina aud Louis
lana. Everything which he has done since In
respect to those States has been done to put
this resolve In force. The invitation TO HAMP-
TON and CHAMBERLAIN to visit Washington
and the sending Of commission to New Or
leans were simply measures to prepare the
way for putting an end to the interference
which had taken place under the late admin
istratiop. These measures have succeeded,
and the troops Will 60 out Of the Louisiana
house on Tuesday next as quietly as they
went out OF the Columbia Capitol.
National Republican., 1877-04-21

TWELVE bankrupt railroads HTe saVsr-
tised for sale within the next three m1Iffhs
Their aggregate debt amounts 10 s5l,-
600. 900.
National Republican., 1877-04-21

IT Is HOPED that our GUvernmEHt viii
protect American citizens in Cubs from fhe
thirty per cent tax levied upuI thGm ty
the Madrid Government.
National Republican., 1877-04-21

THE letter which Gov. NICHOLS has sent TO
the commissioners is a distinct pledge of a
Just and wise administration or his office. He
says that the laws shall be equally enforced |;
that he will "proceed in person where any dis
orders may menace" the "political rights of
any citizen that a system of public education
shall be maintained $50 that all, without re-
gard to race or color, may receive equal ad-
vantages hereunder" and that immigration
shall be encouraged. Unless NICHOLS medl-
tates inconceivable treachery he is committed
to wise and prosperous tateipollcy. As q
rule, men are to be trusted I'd do what they
promise to do, especially when the doing 1t is
directly in the line of their own interests.
We do not believe that Governor NICHOLS
and his rarty furnish an exception to the
rule,
National Republican., 1877-04-21

GEN. MCMILLAN made an incorporating,
never. surrender your.r rights speech for PACK.
ARD on Thursday night, and yesterday was
sworn In a member of the NICHOLS Legisla-
ture. There's principle and self-respect with
a vengeance for you
National Republican., 1877-04-21

strange objection urged TO the proceeding
Is the strongest reason why 1t should BE-
instituted and pushed TO thorough ex-
posure Of all conceslments, II any there be.
National Republican., 1877-04-21
ATepnessee Tornado,

tBy Telegraph to the HAuonal Republican,
New YoRK, April 20.-A tornado at La
vergne, Tenn, Wednesday night, blew down
buildings, damaged others, killed one child and
hurt other persons,
National Republican., 1877-04-21
twrsEmENrs Tonight.

IRcTurE, by Col. Daniels subject, aEnBnax.
Hamllne church. corner Of Ninth and r atrssts.
siaNoR BARToLorro's Epuohrnp FpENs-m
Ninth street, northwest, from a. m. 10 40 D.
m.
NATIONAL THEATRR-Romsncn of n Pour Young
Man-Mr. II. J. Montague. Matinee nj ? p. NJ
AVENUE THEATRR-scc the Red Gurtsr.
HowE's GREAT LONDON CIRCUS AND sAEsHE q
ENeIIsH observation-disclosures and cvonlng.
Corner and Ninth streets.
National Republican., 1877-04-21

THAT suit against the propriatDrs OF tue
Philadelphia Inquirer 10 recover the fE-
per Sc ar u snecinl disD lch " 1000 writ
ieIr I,m WR!'"g' 10 the HgrrI2 by
National Republican., 1877-04-21
Fire IN New Jersey.

gSs rslsxrzgh b1 the Satinnal RrpubIIsan.l
SrVSEros, N J., April s1.-Fire yesterday
aIstr1Edh ths S'Gcstnn spoke works. Loss,
GsViS rrtItI'T sHsursf- A iarXs number Of
writ mn vi b. thr1xu 0ui OF sm2IOynsI Il.
National Republican., 1877-04-21
Going West,

Try Telegraph 10 the National Republican,
New YORK, April aO.-Flfty-fo -four families
started from Scranton, Pa, yesterday to seek new
lymes Ia Neb uska.
National Republican., 1877-04-21

IT LOOKS BOW as though Louisiana had
found her sutonomy.
National Republican., 1877-04-21

Person leaUing TIC city for The smR,0r can
hare THE RErumhcAN mailed TO any address
By paying &C eeHts per mouth, Invariably IN ad-
rance.
National Republican., 1877-04-21

Advertising Rates.
Daiy-25 cents q line for ordinary afvertisins.
Or editorial page, q per limo. FIrsi page, ed
Per line
National Republican., 1877-04-21
Tho Murder Of james Kingan, the New York
Broker.

CBy TELEGRAPH to the National Republican,
New YORK, April 30. - A coroner's
Jury at Wexford, N. b., finds that Jas. Kingan,
of New York, came to mis- death at tho hands Of
some person or persons unknown.
National Republican., 1877-04-21
Notice.

We beg leave to state that VIC decline to return
rejected Communlcatons; and to this rule we
can make no exception.
National Republican., 1877-04-21
Subscription Rates.

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py mall. poFtpaid, y per year; q for slN mon s,
and to for three months. Terms Invariably In ao-
vance
National Republican., 1877-04-21

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CAN BE OBTAINED IN NEW YORK AT
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UNION SQUARE.
National Republican., 1877-04-21
IusIiChtinuR,

Indications.
Gear or fair weather, aud sliDlr rise In TIM
,,erdturs, Wih HorthBeS'orly Ulnds aud risip0
barometer.
National Republican., 1877-04-21
Means OF Exit In Case Of Fire.

While the St. Louis horror Is yet fresh In
the peoples minds, and the disposition to profit
by It's lessons is active, II can do no harm TO en-
phasiIe any suggestion that can be made for the
prevention OF Similar sacrifices OF life hereafter.
One of the most sensible Of these yet presented Is
that Of n correspondent OF the Boston Post, who
proposes that hotels shall have an accessible bal
cony on each story. II would he easy TO provide
means OF descent FROM ono balcony 20 the next
h"lJv, and ~ Cu 10 tho ground. IThrsdDHrs Ia
the b0ictny fOuriGg, M,ih irOn ladders trussol M
National Republican., 1877-04-21
The Tweed Confession.
Let Him Have Peace.
From the San francisco Chroniclei
Nntu.il Ia al . ndlnn. that Gnnaral L.

Notwithstanding that General Grant has
retired to private life, and is doing nothing to
invite public attention or provoke the criticism
ofthe press we note that many OF tho more yiru-
lent partisan journals, including some that call
themselves Independent, stlll seem to take 4
mean delight In pursuing him with calumnies
for which there is no longer the slightest excuse,
and for many Of which there never was any real
foundation. The events OF the last Administra-
tion have been sufficiently discussed, and a new
ono has commenced. General Grant has gone
out Of politics, and we should think that even
the bitterest Of his enemies would now feel like
letting him shave peace" until he shall again
do something to bring himself before the
country.
Ex-Governor Chamberlain ms . Lawyer.
From the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
Mr.. Chamberlain, Ex-Governor Of South
Carolina, has abandoned the stormy held Of poll
tics and opened law once in New York. We
should think that Mr.. Chamberlain would sue
ceed better as a lawyer than MS Q statesman, and
the New York bar has long waited for q member
whose cheek might offset David Dudley Fields.
The Governor who protested his readinesstO die
in defense Of tho Republicans OF South Carolina,
and who accused President Hayes of "deserting'
them while he himself was making arrange
ments to resume the practice Of law In New York,
ought to be able to put Field to the blush, and
surpass the palmest performances before the
ring judges. Certainly If he cannot do 1t, no one
can.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-03-20
EUROPE.
The Eastern Question.

LONDON, March 10. The Daily Teegraph's
special from Pera announces the answer of the
Prince OF Montenegro to the inquiry Of the Mon
tanegro delegates, has arrived. A peaceful So
luton appears possible as it is thought likely the
Prince will assent to diminuton OF the conces-
sion he asks.
The Daily Telegraph, in a sketch of the situa-
tion, says there Is good reason to believe the
Emperor Williams personal influence is being
very strongly exercised in support of England
efforts for a peaceful concert.
France.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily News
says Prince Hohenohe, the German ambassador,
on taking leave of ex-President Theirs before
proceeding to Berlin, on a furlough, emphstically
contradicts the rumors of a serious msunder-
standing between France and Germany.
Fight.
telegram from Zara says a six hours obsti-
nate fight between the Turks and Bosnians took
place Saturday, between Bona Ventura and
Drezgnai. Both sides suffered heavily. The
Turks retired upon Lvnor.
The Pope.
A despatch from Rome says it is stated that the
Pope personally dictated the note which the nun
clos will present to the various governments, rep
resenting the condition to which His Holiness
will be reduced if the clerical abuses bill shall be
passed.
i ue ran Mail bazeUe tnlnkS confidence IN
peace is not as well grounded as it might be, as
Russia might object to disarmament even if ac-
cepting other proposals.
Religious.
The Italian minister of public worship in a cir
cuar orders the authorities not to proceed against
the journals which print the allocution delivered
by the Pope at the recent consstory.
Turkey.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 10. The popular
feeling against Mahamand Damsd is gaining
ground. Thirty Softss arrived Tuesday. The
minister of police is dismissed because tunsuffi-
ciently watchful. A large body of Softas went
to the palace, Wednesday. to demand the release
of their comrades. Threatening revolutionary
placards are increasing, and people within the
palace are getting anxious.
The official journal at Serajevo reports further
conflicts with the insurgents in the Kozava noun
tains, and considerable activity is observable on
the part of the Turkish troops or the Seryian and
Drina frontiers.
a correspondent writes from Ragnsa that he
has just visited the Basnian insurgents. They
number 2500 wel-armed men, and hold excellent
positions. There is no bigandage, but war lout-
rance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-03-20

to oovate the apparent necessity of an extra
session congress.
The report that Professor Langstone is to be
appointed Commissioner Of Agriculture, has called
iorth considerable opposition. Farmers in vsri-
Gus parts Oh the country are sending on protests.
Appointment.
Ihe vacancy caused by the resignation of Col.
Phillips, for rs years Deputy Marshal. was filed
by the appointment Of l.. p. Williams, for many
years an assistant clerk of the Supreme Court Of
the district.
Ex-Marshal Sharp, after turning over his Office
to Douglass, was qualified as Major and Paymas-
ter in the United States army, and will Tomorrow
enter on his duties depot paymaser in this city
Senetor Morton said to-day that he did not think
Langstone would receive the appointment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-03-20
STATE NEWS.

K. ID. Watts, the well known dry goods mer-
chant who was burned to death in the recent fire
al st. John had an insurance policy of $5, 900, in
the Connecticut Mutual Company.
The President has re-appointed Col. Orrin Nc =
Fadden as Collector Of Customs at Wiscasset.
A deed was recently presented at the register of
deeds office in Auburn, to be recorded, which was
made in the year 1905.
Thomas Young of Greenville, who was hurt
quite severely few weeks since while in the
woods, is now about well, and starts again for the
woods next week.
In the municipal year 1866 the losses by fire
in Portland were S26. $50; the previous year the
losses were $Sl ,l25.
In boring for tubular well, on Windsor street ,
in Pittston last week. wood was found at the depth
of twenty-five feet, and at the depth Of thirty-two
feet muscle shells brought up, and ali this in
hi ,h land, too. Give 1t up! Gardner Reporter.