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The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11
WaH NAles.

A special from Bucharest reports that several
Russian deserters, nearly all Jews, have been
shot during the week. 1t is said that the chief
Rabbi at Constantinople has ordered prayers to
be offered for the success of the Turks 10 all
the synagogues of Roumania
a Vienna despatch says the rumors of agita-
ton IN Servla have been grossly exaggerated.
frlIce milan ana MS ministers have formally
assured Count Andrassy that Servia will not
disturb the peace.
A Reuter- telegram from Malta announces
that the Duke of Edinburg arrived there Mon
day IN the lr0n-clad Sultan and left Yesterday
for Crete. He will proceed thence to the Suez
canal.
The Prince of Roumania has issued decree
announcing that he assumes the command of
the Roumanian army
"A special from Constantinople saws that at
the request OF England the Porte has extended
ports in the sea of Azof, to Nav "a.
A Vienna despatch reports that 1000 Caucas.
ian rebels are under arms in the southern prov
nces of Russia paw
The Gar has presented Prince Charles of
Rounania with 1000 horses and &c, 600 rifles.
line houmanian government has declared the
three provinces of the Caucasus in state of
siege IN consequence of Musselman uprising.
~ Bashl' Bazouks crossed Danube at Kirnoyi.
Inc houmanlan peasants armed with gurs and
axes drove them back, killing two
A telegram from Odessa reports that the
Russians are unable to force the Soghanlu pass
ana are waiting for reinforcement
Inc London Standard reports that the
| me0icai inspections OF army service CORDS was
ordered yesterday. The war Office has ordered
| the various regiments to train their regiment
| transport ID the same manner as when pre
parlpg ior tne autumn man9uyres
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11
MARINE NEWS.
Loss of the Steamship Dakota.

London, May 10. Steamer Dakota from
Liverpool, for New York, is ashore on the
main land, inside of Englesey island off North
wares: me crew and passengers have been
safely landed. The passengers will sail Satur-
day, on the Wisconsin. The Dakota had only
Just left Liverpool and must have run ashore
on Point Lumas IN the fog. This is the point
where outward bound vessels usually drop their
pilots. 1t is 10 miles outside of Holyhead, and
the coast is steep, rocky and dangerous.
Inc dakota was splendid iron steamer of
about 800 tons and valued at $4,000. 1t is
feared she will prove total loss. She was
commanded by Captain Price, Junior, who has
the reputation Of a thoroughly skilled and ex-
perienced mariner.
The Dakota parted at noon, and is sinking
stem foremost. The captain and a number ri
men narrowly escaped. Last night when she
struck the rockets attracted the attention Of
the coastguards, whose station was close to the
scene of the wreck at Bull Bay, which took off
some OF the passengers and their luggage, the
ships boats and other boats assstnS' mi the
wreck was driven so close in shore that the
majority OF the passengers were saved BY q
rocket apparatus worked by the coastguard
which landed them very rapidly The weather
was hne at the time of the accident.
Schooner Capsized and Thirteen Men
Drowned.
HALIFAX, May 10.-Schooner Codseeker of
Halifax for Darlington, capsized last night off
cape Sable. The Captain and two men landed
IN a dory at Darlington. The rest Of the crew
thirteen IN number, were drowned
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11

LONDON, May 1O-The Times says the adj
vance which the Russian governme emit has
obtained from Paris and Berlin bankers is
$15000000 The syndicate retain the right of
making a further advance of half as much
again. The terms of this advance are rather
onerous. The syndicate gets eight per cent
commission. and as security bold Russian
bonds of 1875 at five per cent. of their nominal
value. 1t is said that the syndicate has a call
for this stock at rs for periods variously stated
at six or twelve months.
The Financier says large amount of paper
drawn by the Russian government is now Of
fered for discount Russian credit is compare
lively low, but these bills having been accepted
by an eminent financial house here, are eager
ly taken by leading discount establishments.
The Turks Coming to Terms.
LONDON, May 10.-A despatch to the Russian
telegraph agency says according to Russian
papers SOVIET Pasha has offered to grant auton-
Omy to Bulgaria and cede to Russia portion
of Armenia, but these rumors are regarded as
designed to force the powers to abandon neu-
trality
Fears of England.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 1O.-The approaching
mobilization of Russian Guards is q measure
for the protection of the Baltic coast, dictated
by increasing Jealousy of England.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
THE BUCKsPORr TRAGEDY.

THE BUCKsPORT TRAGEDY.
Trial of Edward WI. Smith for the Murder
of the Trim Family.
ELLSWORTH May 10.-ln the Smith murder
trial to-day the State began to put in testimony
to rebut the abb.
Several witnesses testified that the tract over
which Smith says he went, is very rough and
nearly impossible.
Several other witnesses testified to state.
ment made by Smith contradictory to what he
stated en- the stand.
George Emerton, Hiram Hartman, Mrs.
Beal and Mr.. Trundy testified to being on the
road Smith said he came on at the same time
and did not meet Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster testified to a light in
the saloon, and that they went to bed at ten
minutes Of ten, and were awake until ten, and
heard nothing of Smith. Smith lived in the
same house with Webster
Mrs. Grindle testified that Mrs. Eldridge
told her Smith got home in the night.
James Emery testified that Mrs Smith told
him Sunday after the murder, that Smith came
home in the night, came to her door and then
went down stairs and built fire. and that she
could not fix the time.
The testimony closed on both Sides
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11

Ar at New York 10th, barque Walker Arlington
Liverpool; schs Olive Elizabeth, Lindsey and Bran
hail. Hamilton. Portland.
Al at Philadelphia 10th, sch Telumah Bennett,
Portland. 49,
Sid I'm Leith sth, barque Devonshire, Falker, for
Sid TN Havre sth, ship LIB Gichrist, Watts, for
Cid at Sagua Apl 80, brig Wenonah, for North of
Hatteras sch Eben Fisher, do; LIST inst, sch Grace
Andrews and Geo Hatch, do; %, baraue Henry
Knight, Ames, do; schs Hannah McLoon and Kate
sid Apl 30, brig Mary Pennel for New York; I'd
inst sch Brigadier. North of Hatteras.
Ar at Havana Apl 20, brig Ellen M Mitchell. Ea-
Sid Sd, brig Lie Houshton, Rose, sagua; Hattie NJ
Balm, Thestrup, do. 49,.
Ar at Matanzas 9th, sch Speedwell. Boston; Doth,
brig Carrie Bertha Hall, New York: goth. barque
j ii Chadwick, Brooks, do; brig LA, Walls, Port
land.
AZ at Cardenas 2Sth, schs Addle Ryerson Havana !;
Mary Van Cleat do; 30th, brig E Bernard, I'm
Philadelphia; sch Ella Hodgdor, =.
Cid 2Sth brig Giles Loring for North of Hatteras;
scbs Alzena, Plummer. do; Sd inst, Georgia. and f.
Richardson. do.
Sid I'm Cienfuegos Apl 81. barque Ada Gould,
for New York; 2Sth, sch HI Seavy, Philadelphia
29th, barque Orchila. Boston: 3Oh sch Fred Jack
son, Pettengill. Nuevitas.
Ar Apl %, barque Masonic from New York.
Ar at Baracoa 21st sch Walter M Young, I'm Porto
Plata; Annie l. Palmer Hayti.
Ar at Guantanamo 18th, sch Olive III Crosby, from
Cuba.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11
nNyEEsTHCPORTS.

NEW ORLEANS Below 9th. ship Jas A Wright,
Morrison, from Liverpool.
MOBIIE-Cld 9th, sch Linda, Whitmore, from
Havana
CHARLEsToN-Ar, stb; schs Willie Luce, Spear.
Rockport; John n Colby, Wilcox. New York.
Sid sth, barane Harriet Hussey, for Havre.
ALEXANDkIA-Passedu up 18th, schs 5 M Bird,
Carrie Holmes, and Agnes Grace.
BALTIMORE-Ar 9Th, sch Storm Petrol, Whit
more, Turks Island. o.
PHILADELPHIA--Ar Sth, snip queenstown, Pur-
ington, Liverpool schs Clifford bragdoh' Matanzas;
White Foam, Dix Portsmouth.
Cid sth. schs Abbie Dunn, Fountain, Tor Portland;
Roamer, Mcfarland, Bangor. :,
Ar 9th, sch Royal Arch, Crowell Portland;
Cid 9th, sch c Willard, Wallace, Portland.
Newcastle-Passed down Sth brig Geo w Chase;
schs Winner, l. Hersey, and others:
Ar at Delaware Breakwater sth, ship Ida Lily, Cur
tbs, Havre for orders.
Sid FIN Lewes 10th, ship Gregory, for San Fran
cisco; baroue W Holbrook, Mitchell, Qrom Matan-
zas) for New York.
NEW ,YORK-Ar 9Th, sebs VIM Douglass, McIn-
doe, Baracoa 10 days; Sarah Smith, Bates, Phila-
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11
FOR EIG N.
The TurcO-Russian War.
BRAILA AND OLTENITZA ROM.
BARDED.
Bashi- BazOuks and COssacks En-
gagged.
NO RECENT FIGHTING IN ASIA.
The Debate on GladStOne's ResO.
lutiOnS.
FOR EIGN.
NO RECENT FIGHTING IN ASIA.

The rumored victory of the Russians at Erze-
roum is not confirmed. Latest dispatches say
no fighting of consequence had taken place. 1t
was claimed in Constantinople yesterday that
the Russians were retreating but probably
without any foundation. On the Danube the
situation is not materially changed. Turkish
gunboats continue to amuse themselves by
bombarding towns along the Roumanian
banks. Three hundred Cossacks crossed to the
Turkish side yesterday and engaged in fierce
fight with the savage Bash-Bazouks, but with
what result is unknown.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11
The NIississippi NIarde,s.

NEW YORK, May 1O.-The wife of Judge
Chisholm appealed to Governor Stone Of
Mississippi to allow Captain Shaughnessy to
form force large enough to protect herself.
her dying husband and her daughter in
removing from Kemper county, as the mob
keep constant watch on the house and threaten
that the Judge shall neither live there nor
leave the place alive. Governor Stone refused
the application, regarding the representations
of the petition as unwarranted and the pro-
posed remedy as inadmssable since it is the
province of the State to protect its citizens.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11
Psi Epsilon Fratern;,v.

HARTFORD, May 1O.-The 44th annual con-
veutlo9 OF the Psi Epsilon fraternity began
yesterday at Middletown. Many public build.
ings were decorated. The attendance of mem.
bers was large. Petitions for chapters were
received from the University of California and
Coipy University. Addresses were delivered
by Gen. J. r. Hawley and poem by Prof.
Boyesen of Cornell
The session closed this evening. No charters
were granted; 1t was one of the largest con
ventlons the fraternity ever held. The follow
ing officers were elected President, Governor
K!ce OF Massachusetts,; Orator. ex.Gov. Hawley
OF Connecticut; Poet. III. II. Boyesen Of Cor
nell: The next convention will be held at
Rochester. N CIV
The address by Gen. Joseph R. Hawley was
on the pending tests Of self-government The
poem by Prof. q. Fl. Boyesen, of the Cornell
University, was entitled "The Brother Feud. !"
and tells the story Of our civil war and the
events that followed, up to the last act in Lou.
lsiana, in the guise of the Morse legend. Its
argument may be said to be political plea for
President Hayes policy of reconciliation.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11
The Civil Service in Georgia.

New York, May 10.-It is stated that the
local revenue officers in Georgia, under pre-
tence of breaking up illicit distillpg, have
made wholesale arrests of innocent parties,
who after undergoing imprisonment have been
released without trial or bail, on feeling certain
counsel The President directs prompt inquiry
into these alleged outrages.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11
THE AsIATIC CAMPAIGN.
Rumored Retreat o The Rus.i.,,

RumOred Retreat o The Russians.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 10.-The Journals Of
this city report the Russians before Kars and
Arabian in retreat toward the frontier.
Munitions for the Turks.
LONDON, May 10 "A despatch from Batoum
says four steamers laden with Krupp guns and
munitions of war have arrived there.
No Recent Fighting.
ERZERoUM, May 10.-Moukhtar Pasha is at
Bardez 60 miles east of here. The Russian
centre is awaiting near Kars and supporting
the advance of the two wings from Bayazid
and Arabian. There has been no recent fight
ing.
BAToUM, May 10.-All is quiet and there has
been no fighting for several days.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11

:. BALTIMORE. May 1O.-At a meeting of the
directors OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
yesterday, it was stated that because of the
failing of coal traffic from the Cumberland
mines to Baltimore the railroad has dis
charged 1000 men, including 600 at the Cum
berland Rolling Mills, which the latter were
closed last week. This s said to be owing to
diversion of the coal trade from Baltimore to
Georgetown by lower transportation rates on
the Chesapeake Canal 1t is thought that
freight rates will be adjusted between the
railway and canal companies satisfactory to
both, and correspondence with that view is
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11

PORT OF PORTLAND,
Thursday, May 10.
q nprryDD

Thursday, May 10.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Falmouth, Colby, Halifax, NS-passen-
gers and mdse to b Coyle.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike, Boston for East
port and st john NIB.
Sch Wild Rose. Yeaton, Steuben.
Sch Golden Rule, Staples, Swans Island.
Sch A Il Haynes, Richardson, Mt Desert for Boston
Sch Com Tucker. Nichols, Boothbay for Weymouth
Sch L III Smith, Leach, Bucksport for Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig A H Curtiss, Bibber, Cardenas, in ballast
Yeaton & Boyd.
Sch Q Tyron, Nckerson, Philadelphia Nick
erson 81 Son.
Sch Portland, (Br) Lynch, Annapolis, NS-A D
Whldden.
Sch Moss Glen, (Br) Anderson, st John, NB-Chase
Leavitt & Co.
Sch Tim Field, Leland, st John, NB-J Wins
low & Co.
Sch H W Cushman, Walls, Lamoine-F Hodg-
kins,
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11
MASSACHUSETTS,,
Ii uried Alive,

WORCESTER, May 10-This afternoon while
digging for sewer in this city Chas. Ward and
Jas. Spear were buried beneath falling en-
bankment and remained over an hour. and
when the earth was taken out sufficient to al
low their removal Ward was dead ard Spencer
is thought to be seriously injured The sewer
was being constructed through made land and
the accident resulted from the giving away of
one of the curbing beams.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11
RiotOus Strikers.

CLEVELAND, May 10.-This morning some
600 strikers, accompanied by about 200 women,
assembled at the entrance of the cooper shops
of the Standard Oil Co. for the purpose of pre-
venting the men going to work. The chief of
police ordered them to dispense and upon tt cir
refusal ordered the police to dispense them by
force, which was DONE A number of the strik-
ers were severely i0jured. The officials of the
20. regard this as the last attempt of the strik-
ers to prevent the men from going to work.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11
Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, May 10.-Cattle-recepts OF 5000 head
shipments $500 head the market is active, firm and
higher for best grades good to choice extra at 90 a
5 60; Cows and Bulls SO 465
Hogs-receipts $4,000 head; shipments $500 head :
market dull and weak at q 10 lower; light Pigs at
at go q 8 90; common to good light at 20 a 80;
medium to good packing 10 @ 81 40; good to extra
heavy IS q IS.
Sheep-receipts $40 head ;the market is steady and
unchanped
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MARRIED..

In this city, May 10, by Rev. Mr.. White, at the re-
sidence of the BRIDES mother. DIR. Ager W. French
Of Portland and Miss Lzzianna st. Clair, only
daughter of the late Dow Creighton of New Mar
ket, N III.
In Saco. May 10, by Rev. j. T. G. Nichols, assisted
by Rev. Mr. Blanchard of Cumberland Mills, Fenrick
s. Blanchard of Portland and Miss Lizzie j.. young
est daughter of the late Edward Stiles of Saco.
In Bowdoin, May 4, Samuel Jordan of Freeport
and Mrs Nancy Savage of Bowdoin.
In Rumtord, April q, Fred A. Porter and Mary E.
Green.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11
European Markets,

LONDON, May 13-1230 P. M.-Consols at 90 1916
for money and account.
LONDON. May 10-123O P. M-American securi-
ties-United States bonds, new 5s, 1863; new AS
1881. Illinois Central ST. LIS p. m-new IS, 1864
at Z.
LONDON, May 1O-4.15 P. M.-Consol at 93a for
money and account.
LIVERPOOL May 10-12.30 M.-Cotton market
dull; Middling Hplands at sgd: Orleans at lied
sales 5000 bales including loco bales for speculation
and export; receipts of cotton to-day were $500
bales. no American.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11
SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Chief Jusiiceship-The Hamburg
Assassins.
COLUMBIA, S. G., May 10-The State Senate
to-day decided to go into the election for Chief
Justice, Tuesday, the 18th inst. The House
being Democratic, will concur and settle the
matter, over which both houses have been fight
ing since the opening of the session.
The Senate also passed resolution autboriz.
ing ard requesting the Governor to invoke the
clemency of the President in behalf of the
prisoners now held to answer charges of riot
and murder in the late political struggle.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11
Gov. PacIkazd's Account of The Eoufsiau,
Love Feasf

NEW ORLEANS, May 1O-Ex-Gov. Packard
Blaine:
The overthrow of the lawful state govern
ment was appropriately celebrated to-day. De-
sacnments OF the army and navy of the United
States participated with the White League of
Alabama and Louisiana in this celebration of
OF democratic success. Did poetic Justice
require that the horrors of this achieve
ment should be thus equally divided.
In tne absence OF the commission the ''gray"
accorded the post of honor to the ssblue'' and
asked no apology. The custom house and most
office were closed in admiration of the event.
1t is probable that the U. S. infantry will NOT
be required hereafter.
(Sigued,) PACKARD.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11
ITALY,

hes'snafion of theiLeader of the Right.
LONDON, May 10-A despatch from Rome
reports that Sr. Selia has resigned the leader
ship OF the Right as mark of disapproval of
the Senate's rejection of the clerical abuses
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11

At st. Louis-Brown Stockings 6. Bostons
At Chcago-aartfofds IA, Chicagos 10. o
At Observation-Disclosures 10, Louisvilles II
At Guelph, Ont-Maple Leafs 3, Alleghapys
At Observation-Disclosures 5, Fries 4.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11
TO THE AFFLICTED.
Go0dyear's Pocket Gymnasium,

is proving one of the best appliances in the market
for restoring to health those suffering with Dyspepsia
or Lung troubles as can get and have number
OF certificates which proves that they the very
best.
MIR. Hooper. Messenger of Superior Court, says he
was very much run down, weak and debilitated, and
in short time the use of them restored him to good
health, and so with many others.
The Doctors all agree that they first rate and
we fully believe they should be in every family as
the children in a special manner get great benefit
from them to make them strong for old age, and
who, on that ground, would not have them, and the
Doctors believe that would be the case.
opportunities will take notice of this, and make
enquiry into the facts, which is all is needed to
insure large sale. They be found at the
agents, 1874 Danforth Street, also at Sawyers Drug
Store, cor Middle and Exchange Streets, also az
Stockbridge Bros, Exchange Street near Congress-
Please call and examine, at one of these places.
w. A. BlBBER,
General Agent 1914 Danfo nth Street.
Portland April 1871 snapotf
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11

NEW YORK, May 1O--Evenng.-Money easy at 2
q q per cent; on call Sterling steady with business
at 4S7 and 4S99 for go days and demand.
Gold opened at 10Y and closed at 1911. Carrying
rates u IL q. q 81 per cent; loans also made
nat. Specie shipments 100000. of which $3.50 900
was gold coin and the remainder silver The clear
ances were $21'00000. The customs receipts to-
Gay were $24200o. The Treasury disbursements
governments are firm. The stock market was
weak IN early dealings and prices declined to per
decline was recovered in the general list
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
cd 1850 shares, including New York Central $500
shaIes Lake Shore 250 shares, Rock Island "a
ST Paul preferred 10 $50 shares Delaware Lackawan-
ma and Western 81 $50 shares, Delaware & Hudson
Canal TAO shares Michigan Central 917O shares Ohio
shares
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11
Receiver Apnainfed

RICHMOND, Va, May 10-In the U. S. Cir
cult Court at Norfolk, Judge Hughes presiding,
road was granted, and Major r. G. Pegam of
Petersburg was appointed.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11
Foreign Notes,

Two hundred Golfers of the Dortmuud dis
trict in Prussia have struck.
The congregation of st. Andrews's church of
Montreal have decided BY a majority of 213
against union with the Presbyterian church.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11
Thauks.iyina Day in Louisinuo

New ORLEANS, May 10.-In response to the
proclamation of Gov. Nichols Thanksgiving
day was celebrated by service in the churches
and military display. The cotton exchange
and banks were closed,
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11
Kentucky Lottery Grants,

LOUISVILLE, KY, May IO.-The Attorney
General has decided that all Kentucky lottery
grants have expired by Limitation, and no valid
grant now exists in this state
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11

1t is stated that 100000 begueathed to the
University OF the City of New York by
Loring Andrews have disappeared, and other
funds to the amount of $85,O00, beouesthed sby
others, have been seriously reduced.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11
METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
May II, Il A. NJ
For New England,
partly cloudy and clearing weather with rain
areas, northwest winds, rising baro meter and
stationary temperature.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-11
NEW YORK.


SOnheVH w OOulu ExVuefate0.
New YORK, May 1O.-The report of the
Senate at Albany, completely exonerates Sem
ator Woodin from all charges of completely in
the venal passage of the Tweed charter.
American Bible Society.
The annual meeting of the American Bible
Society was held this afternoon. The follow
ing managers were elected: VIM. G.. Lambert,
Isaac Smith, John H. Earle, Geo. W. Lane. s.
Van Rensselaer, Conger, Oliver Hoyt and q. A.
Brinckerhof. The annual report was read,
showing the receipts of the year to be S543
1898, including $227, 9288O from publications.
$lS0, O13.05 from legacies and 91,274.2O from
d o The expenditures nearly equalled
the receipts, leaving balance on hand of So
900 During the year 621 ,726 Bibles were issued
at home, and 259, $50 abroad. During the past
81 years 81, 1888 copies of the Bible have
been issued.
American Congregational Union.
The annual meeting of the American Con-
gregatlonal Union was held to-day The re-
port of the Board of Trustees deplored the con-
dltlon OF the churches. Extensive buildings
were put up,the hard times not being expected.
and now they find themselves encountered with
debt. The Congregational Union, however. is
only mediator between the needy and gi wing
churches. Treasurer's report showed receipts
OF the year to be 1872, 1893, and the expenditures
$32.400. Of this sum nearly $4,000 was given
to needy churches, Officers were elected for
tne ensuing year.
Another Life Insurance Company Gone
Up.
Superintendent Smythe of the Insurance De-
partment of this state, reports the failure of
the Atlantic Mutual Life Insurance Co, The
headquarters are at Albany and he asks for the
winding up of the affairs Of the company.
Miscellaneous.
A. w. Whitney, chairman of the stock COM
mittee Of the American Mining Exchange, and
L. W. Badger, second Vice President of the
Exchange, were reported on Wall street to have
failed. Liabilities unknown,
The condition of Rev. Mr.. Tying presents lit.
tie hope of recovery.
The Continental Life Insurance Com.
pany.
ALBANY, May 10.-Justce Westbrook TODAY
entered an order decreeing that the Continental
Life Insurance Company be excluded from cor
porate rights, privileges and franchises and dis
solved, and that the distribution of its effects
be made in such manner as the court shall
decree; also appointing John II. O'Neil of
New York, receiver, to wind up and settle the
affairs Of the company.