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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16

stance, that such limitations. coming from the White
House, would imply policy in the use of patronage
which the Civil Service theory of the Adminis'ra,,
ton entirely dsavOwed; and If the suggestions ana
inuend0cs meant anything they meant that only
those supporting the Presidents policy were eX-
pected 10 make recommendations or Endorsements IN
regard to any appointment Mr. Blaine did not seem
over ready to talk the subject. viewing II con-
very petty fling from whatever source il cnianated
lie had pointcdly declined to take any personol
notice Of IT, he said. but i'm answer to n Suggestion
that his conversation might be printed he SAIL mat
while he had nothing to declare he had nothing 10
conceal about il. The above does not assume tp
present the exact words of Mr. Blaine, but 1t c0u-
tains the substance of his remarks on the subject
stated.
Nr. Blaine declines absolutely TO talk on the
general policy OF the President, both rs regards a-
pomtments and general subjects. He was never IN
favor Of the appointment of Democrats under any
circumstances and if he knows it he will never vote
TO confirm one in the Senate lie is no
more in favor of the retention Of Mir:
Schurz and Mr.. Key III the Cabinet
than he was the day they they were appointed, and
it is wclknOwn that he did not vote for their con-
fimaton. When asked whether lac intended to
make speech on the Silver Bill, he said he pre-
frrrcd not to Indicate his intentions any subject
in the future. Nc. Blaine walks to and from the
Capitol every day, and says he is, 80 far as he can
discover Us well aud strong az he ever was.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

AUBURN Jan. 15.-BrothcrtOn, who was TO be
hanged Thursday has been granted spite for one
week by Governor.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. 15-Mr John Morrissey
outc comfortable onight and all Immediate danger Is oe
iieyel 10 be past.
SAVANNAH Ga, JAN 1J-The steamship san ia
this morning for Nassau and Havana WIN tue
Western cxcurslOnists
BUFFALO, Jan. 15.-The court martlai III tnc case
Of Charles Blunt cohVebeu 'ony WIN
General Rogers president
TRENTON, Jan. 15.-The United States Grand Jury
mel Today Judce Nixon called their attention generally to
their duties and violation IL the revenue laws and tho
attempt 10 counterfeit National bank paper and con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16
MIR. VOORHEES, ON SILVER.
A sILYER-TONGUED CATION WHICH WON APPLAUSE
AND BOUQUETS FOR IT'S ABILITY.

lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRiBuNE.l
WAsHINGToY, Jan. Ex-senator voorhees, dcliv-
cred his long expected speech the silver question
in the Senate to-day, 10 of the largest and most
attentive audiences that have gathered IN the gal
lerIcs and upon tie floor in n long time.
The speech was indeed one Of the great events OF
the SILVER debate. Mr. voorhees, has always been a
favOrte with the galleries of the House. and
when he fakes the floor hIs attractive manner finely
rounded sentences, and forcbc way of expressing
ing his IDEAS insure him the close attention Of all
listeners. HIS speech to-day contained very little that
was new. Most of his statistics and many of his
arguments had been presented by Senator Jones in
the speech which he made on the same subject last
Spring but Senator Voorhees, presented the matter
in fresh and attractive way, and rs he did not ma
il necessary 10 continC himself 10 facts he
Inadc the hes; VS.. of the material ut hand. His AZ
tack was not confined 20 thc silver legislation OF
1873, hut the Resumption Act. aud the whole policy
of the Government, having for ITS object the rcdenp-
ton of its outstanding lcEal-tcudor notes ~ any
time. came IN for ful share of his dcnuncIation.
Senator VOORHEES, spoke for nearly two hours ana
a half. and certainly succeeded ~ making dry sub
jec attractive 20 al who listened to him. When he
closed hc was overwhelmed with congratulations
from Senators and Representatives., who thrOmg'd
the floor and the recipient of numerous boa
qucS. The excitement was so great that II waS I'M
possible for the Senate To proceed with It's business.
and an JDuTn!ucnt at once took place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16

HARTFORD, Conn.,. Jan. 1J.-Jamcs r. Gallagher,
WORKER while walking the track was struck ny
passing engine and Killed
Troy. n Y, Jan. 1J.-Stcphen Cadman II carpen-
,r az GIoycrsyilc is Howard, Nineteen years
Win cnb today iracturing his skull The condition Oh Inc
yolng man Is precaIious
uoNrEEAI, JAM 15.-ln the Okla Indian trial for
IN tIe nry failing 10 discharged THIS nniihuP
S.yc French Canadian CathOhcs were LOT coh'l.uo "
DC English Proiesans for acqutai
MONTREAL Jan. ID Fraser CO.. nsi am oil
s ~ do demand for assignment has been male
hDon "a Mitchell A Co., founders aud plumbers LA
hssiities probably 100000 Assets large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16
INVESTIGATION MADE EASY.
PLAN To CUT OFF The TRIPS OF COMMITTEES AND
WITNESSES.

WITNESSES.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15-The enormous sums ex
pended for Congressional investigations during the
past few years and the failures of majority of them
tojustfy the expense by any results attained, have
directed the attention of members of both Houses to
The necessity Of facilitating the taking of testimony
and Of deysing means both to save portion of the
cost now incurred and the time Of committees spent
In such inquiries.
For this purpose one proposition, among others,
which have been considered by committees contenl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16
WASHINGTON.
SILVER. POLITICS, BUSINESS.

-. ,uty sPfrcu ~ rHE srNA1r-How PRESIDENT
,,,vrs nis,rroINtED MR.. TiIpEN--voUR PER
c.NTs--MR. blaine.
Nr VOORHEES, spoke in advocacy Of unlim-
,,oJ silver in the Senate, Yesterday. His speech
evc,tcd great interest. THE TTIBrNE's dis
oot,.es TODAY relate how Mr.. 1ildcn aud hts
tyisnds planned 20 Dust President Hayes ahd
hou the latter deprived them of support by
~ rolicv. The Cabinet has decided TO can
al The contract with thc Syndicate. Secretary
sLo,p,,n eppcarcd before the Ways and Means
Committee yesterday IN advocacy oi ms pan
Of four per cent bond for The Investment oil
nopular savings. Mr.. Blaine does not favor the
,cteption of Mr.. Schiuz and Mr.. Key in the
Cabinet. He talks very freely about his rec
concentrations Of people to the President Tor
,aic. what he says will be found below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16
DEATH OF W. 6. HARLEY. THE DUELIST
S,v,Nx,U Ga jan 1J.-W. =. Harley, the

duclir died This morning. An inquest was held upon
c hody and the coroncis inry returned verdict that
The deceased 10 his death from gun-shOt Wouuu
Inflicted by some person unfIoWn 10 theJu'y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16

SENATORIAL CONTESTS.
ELECTED ~ ONO.

CoiUMErs, Ohio, Jan. 15.-ln the Senate to-
day Gcorse H. rondcton whs declared the choice TO-
United states senator 10y vote of - - mocrai- 10
Republican, tor Blank IL the House Pcnilctpn fcccicd
SO. Johnson 3. Blank 36.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16
AN EXCURSION TRAIN WRECKED
ALARGE NrMEER OF KILLED.

THREE PissrNGEE C;ES THROWN 1910 TIE FARM
INGToN MyrL-A MELANCHolY Esd or A
MOODY ASD SAMMY EXCLUSION.
HARIFORp Conn.,. Jan. IA scfious railroad
accident happened the Connecticut Western Rail
road. at 10 o'clock this evening just beyond Tar n
Vile. about twelve miles from Hartford. A. an
cur,ion train was returning from the Moody and
Sankey meeting a, Hartford, the train fell through
the trestlc bridge into the Pennington River. Two
engines one baggage and three passenger ears went
down. The number of killed is not yet known.
Fifteen TO twenty-five were wounded. Word was
ccgraphcd to this city, the city hospital notified
and a special train with surgeons sent out at about
I2:i5 o'clock.
FROM FIVE 10 TWENTY TEH-DN- htLitD.
IArra.-Frcm five to twenty persons are killed :;
names not learned. The train contained two
crowded cars aud two engines. Three ears went
into the river.
The Rev. Mr.. Thomas Of the Methodist Church,
West Wnstcd l. among the wounded. Mr.. George
f. Hatch aud Mr.. Thomas Fraucy, engineers, are
also wounded.
RELIEF Train SENT oUT
$50 s. M.-Four cars Of the excursion train went
through the bridge. Five dead bodics-two mon
and three womcn--havc been recovered. \ large
number Of persons are yet in the wreck. Twelve
physiriaus have gone ont from this city with re-
lief train Ii is impossible yet 20 gel the names Of
the dead or wounded.
rITTTrN KILLED Al IFAsT.
3 4. M-Ihc latest reports say the killed are
fifteen 10 twenty, but no names of killed ar re-
eel ed at this hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16
TRAMPs AS COUNTERFEITERs.
IlsHANAGENENT AND CONCiALMHNT.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. l5.-Samuel Jones
and William Street. tramps arrested here to-day on
the charge of passing silver counterfeit halfhoars
ouds nd dies were found their possession, and proof
WIS given OF their passing spurious coin. The commas
siouer committed them To JAIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16

Dr. L. H. steiner is the Republican candidate and re-
ceycd the party vote in the senate aud House. Ohcr
members voted for Democrats with the exception OF
j. A. Gary. 4 full House comprises cighty-unr and
fun Senate twontysY members requiring hiJslA votes
70 elect In JOINT convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16
MCCLELLAN SWORN IN.
A MILD NOMINATION FOR 1880.
STATE INAUGURATION WITH A NATIONAL BEARIN

A STATE INAUGURATION WITH A NATIONAL BEARING
THE EXERCISES AT TRENTON YESTERDAY.
General Mcclellan was inaugurated as Gov
ernor of New-Jcrsey, yesterday, and in his in
augural address came out in favor of honest
money and honest payment of the debt, and of
economy in State expenses. The Southern
question he considered settled Several orators
alluded to him as the next Democratic candi-
date for President. Receptions took place in
the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16
iENArOR ALLISON GENONINArI

DIES MoIXEs, Iowa, Jan. ia Republican
caucus here Today rcnomnated senator Allison by nc
camAliOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16
A TOPIC OF THE MESSAGE.
SHALL THE CABINET SIT IN CONGRESS,

GHALL IITI VNDINET SII IN NVNUhL'SE
PRESIDENT HAYES TO RECOMMEND lHIs-EXrRACIs
From AN OLD REPORT FAyORING THE SAME
THING
The President IS expected to recommend in his
coming message on Civil Service reform thai seats
he given to Cabinet officers the floor Of the
House. An interesting report in favor Of
this presented to former Congress and
the principal arguments of this document have
been cleaned from il by TIE TRIBUNEs correspond
ent at Washington to show in part on what
grounds the recommendation will be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16
no ELECTION N MARYLAND.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. l5.-'rhc Legislature
to-day voted for United States Senator to succeed Br
George Il. Dennis whose term expires March !. l-19
H. the House OF Delegate, the vote followr:
George X. Dennis. OF Somerset Go. tprc~cut iucuu-
hrID .............. 10
tx Governor Pnip Francis Thomas, OF Talbot. ~
Lewis " Steiner, of Frederick -
TX Governor jams H. Gl0pmr, 81 tccl.....-...... 10
MONTGOMERY Blair OF Mont g0mcry ................
Judge John y. Robinson Of Qucenc Anne =
Samuel II nhctnn Of Talbot
Judge WicEcs. Of Kent
Jaugc stump Oi
Robert VI. McIanc. of baltimore
Ia the Senate the vote
Dennis. stump --...-.......--
Thomas
steiner
Robinson ............... j. A. Gary, of Howard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16
THE KENTUCKY sEYATORsnIP.
FRANKFORT, Ky, Jan. l5.-On joint Scna-

toria ballot THIS morning with the following result
Williams 81 McCrrary ................l9
80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16
THE UTILITY OF THE MEASURE.
lBY TELEGRAPH To ruK rR,nuYE.I

TIE UNITED STATES SINGULAR IN ITS PECULIAR
sYsrEM-wuY II WOULD BE BETTER TO HAVE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22
a Gentle Hint,

IN our style Of climate with it. sudden chang
Is of temperatures rain, wind and sunshine Of
ten mterminglcd in a single day,--it i. no wonder
that our chillcn, friend. and relatives are SC
often taken from Us by neglected lis, half the
deaths resulting from tins cause. \ hottie OF
B,schcc', Gcplam Sylup kept about your home
for immediate use, will prevent serious sickness, a
large dIctor'- hil, anl pcrhap. death, by the use
Of three or four doses. For cuung Consumption
Honor hayes, Pneumonia, Severe Coughs
c. oup o. o., disease oil the Throat OF Lungs, it,
success is simply woud.rl,', As your drusgi-'
will tell Won. German syrup IS now sod 10 every
town AMI village on this cont ne At. Sample bot
tie for uwl To-; re- ar size, fjc.
dccl0 +rod,&w,f
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7nalloWrll Aoral Mems.

TIC hanufactnre of sand paper, a new enter,
p,i.a ereltv established at Louden Hill, in the
,outhdt section Of thi- city, by Mr.. Ben Tcnney
lrod.i,,f 10 becom, Que Of our important indus
tics. A q:altv Of paper Is used If fsn texture,
ia rol's sboul four hundred wards 10 length ny two
fed in siItA; AID altor r,ceisug sizing Of glue
up,n one side, fine sand, Manufactured from
quartz lock, is siited upon the Ir1parel surface,
aud The paper j. then hung upon racks to dry.
HE SAND used is of different degrees Of fineness,
% that Wi varieties demanded by the trade can he
furnished N quantities required. This prep uato-
IS process requires the all Of simple machinery
adapted g. the purp Sc, VIII oh i. driven 10y steam
engin Of upl power. After the prepared paper
becomes thoroughly dried, it is again rolled upon
4 spindle and placed ia another MACHINE, which
ihIIts the number aud qualry of the goods upon
he back Of each III e. aud cuts the sheets into
Proper dlWcHsious for packing Ito reams for
tialspurtNiOn to mark Eaeh roll of four hun-
,ted vards Will tutni-h eight reams nd paper,
ahd the pf sent da ly capacity OF Mr. Tenney :
eit ab,l,hueut j. about twenty five rams. The
goods Gud a ready sale in the Boston market, at
St2j per team Il is probable the hnsue,s may
lie enlarged by Mr.. +. to meet the Increasing de-
napds for a ftS-ca>s article which he has the
fo,iuta N OF making
in addiii'n to the above Mr.. Tenney mlnuf,c.
tuies in h1 Iding- adj iining, Tue i've or SIX hun
did barnet. of glue, which fads ready sale at
ir1ni twelve to fourteen dollars per bsiIel. This
btaiae,s has been conducted so quietly and unos-
tcbtsjou-ly hat many Of our citizens are not
awaie Of the Importance and extent of this branch
Of D. dustry and home entci prise.
Sir. l. +. Met leneh has built several nice hous-
es during he past year in the lower section OF this
citf aud has scvcrsl more in contemrla BY
thus investing sptre capital inthe imp jvement of
his estate, he not only adds materially to the val
ne of his own property, but al the same time con
iers A benefit upon the laburing Class of the com
fnt Ii pthats M q hi- X .ul,olp
Cry Clerk Davis has posted a list OF voter, in
thd outer rDon Of the Post Office 50 that all may
scd ii their name, are correctly recorded. Our
m1ncipal election Will occur week from next
Monday. Marchi4; aud every voter should take
an Interest in sltctiGg to office men VINO will con-
irrhOnDr upon sthe positions to WHICH they may
be raised. and leli-la'e for the best macii Al and
md iai Interests et the cry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22

Iienrebeo to2 Driving Company.
The annual meeting Of the Kennebcc Log
Driving Con parry has Just been held in Gardiner.
We con]ensc the repor. Of the Gard ner journal
The meetng wa- called u order hy tie secre-
iary u. G.. P,me- Elias Mken was cho. cn
Moderator
Wm. pni,hrick, Treasurer, made his annual re-
pci. The whole number Of = cep- during TIC
past year. Si2 S07 Oh; exp itures, S3l ,709.jj
loss on bad notes 81 1896 % hal ,nce in treasury,
So 7t3 0G; asset. So 100 20; Liabilities, $40 096 =
Ga. The Ir, a.urer a'd that the Company notes
amour Jag to $1,000 49, were drawing interest
at per cent, but that the holders OF the notes
did not want IN m.
The Treasurer also gave schedule Of wage,
p AID upon tn different fields OF operation b. the
Company. The ! chest average of ANY crew was
- 03l per daY; ami the lowest s 800 per day.
lie also stated tia. the genera, average Of wages
was less than before tor many year.. The toll
low -ia i,tc cal IA he we pnb,h IN fnll
Yofai Anlovot Lunaber drjyen ,rah .tn,o,at and
Krs NJ Tia:
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Agents in kennebec County.
MOSES ". FARH, Augusta.
q. A NEAL, Gardner.
l.. 4 BOOT lBY, Materyilte.
f39lj- 2taN3W
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lie Returning Board
THE CHARGES WELLS, LETTER
AGAINsT COURT OFFICERS.
The anderson Case.

NEW ORLEANS, February 81 In regard to Ger.
tam chaiAes Published III Wells letter a. anstt he
9th-eis 81 Hie court, The Foreman OF the Grand
Jury sand thsy would make an nye.tigatiob. and
wished al parties whO Knew any fact, IN regarl to
charges = blshcd, Should eouu t1rwaid snd les
thy.
The case y Il be open uutii the dose OF the t. III
OF The Grand Juy.
Toe court stated that il would aid the Grand
Jury IN ihe'e proceedings, aud that al possible
ass1'tALce sheull be gwen tia, body
HE uIti ot IN Audi OF Johnson, cbalg, 4 upon
lniotHa ION VITA grand hreeuy, III taxing pway
me BOOK, OF thc ttii3e hes had held, wa, com
(Ouli.
The docsiJn in tie ca.e ofThus. {. Andt r,on,
r'taiuilg lhemouon + new trial, " II be re ,d
D, Judge nitaker saturday mcinius.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
THE INFAUENCE OF VIENNA FOX
PEACE.
Pacine Announcements, IN Bnn-h Par
llament.

BERLIN, February n. The contiction prevails
hele mat the mlntaiy aud court pHities of Nsuna
Will induce the LwleroI 10 settle amllabiy with
Russia, notwithstanding tue Professions Of the
Hung lrians. fe
LONDON, February u. 1t is~believed Russia
demands she stall occupy Bulgaria Tor two years.
Tue announcements Vl government ia Parma
meht th's evening have been Of pacific nature.
CoNsrANrlNOPLE, February 70. 1t reported
thai the governor 81 Erzeroum has ttlc- rap .ed to
tue FOilc thht the evacuation Of that place is I'm
20 Nl'ie, a. O"lng 10 TIC interruption OF csmmu-
uicaloLs by tnelI tiOoys ue could not obtain sup
pnes outsiue vi tue cuN.
Considerable numbers OF Russian troop, are
coucentra.la hey ond \ 'rauople.
81. PETERSBURG, February q. Ii is generally
ielt kussias present 1, lations with Ruumanla ale
extremely awkNart, but government slows no
sisus Oi reluquishing Il demands.
MELBOURNE, February 10. The Australian
COLONIES are considering a measure tor Il, teuce oil
their coasts ia the event Oh Great Brfan cngas-
M war.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
IE ACTION OF SOME or THE
CONhITIEIs.
WASHINGTON, Februar, 2l

~ ANhlNtAONi ItDluhA Il.
The House Judiciary today ha under c,n,d-
eralloaa bll recently introduced by Geu. Batter,
providing Tot the sue by government of a D ,per
to be kn''wn a. " rhe Official Advertiser, IN which
usll OH lat notices OF the executive shall be rub
H,hcd.
The proposition to aboi-h printing Offices now
attached to various departments YVES Discussed.
but no &C ion taken.
The Senate Postal committee decided to report
iavorabh upon the loag peLdlng nomination of
GINA.
Inc linse Committee on Elections, to-day, by
a vote ot6 70 ., agreed that Benz Dean lem
Wa duly ected from the third Mass. chusett,
distinct, Over Field.
In favor Of D.an-liars, Sninger. Tnrn,v.
Cobb, Williams aud Elhs.
10 iay p OF Fiel l-Candier Iem) Wait Ttorn
huIgh, Pee and ili>c9ck. (rep,)
lhe case all be called il the House. Wedncs-
da', When mlnonty report viii be presented by
Mr. Candie-, (uem.
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PORTLAND.
VI anne Notes.

PORTLAND February 81. The British s, am
ship Steamiordham, from Liverpool for Portland
is 50 long due that as for r saf " sie en-
terlained. She i. al iron screw steamer j li9.
TONS ownel at North SHE lis.
The stockholders of the Maine Steamship Com
psuy have generally accepted the assessment plan
and the company viii therefore go on tnout re.
organ'zsti N.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22

AS \ RELIABLE REMEDY for Coughs
Colds IT,arseress, or any affection of the throat
and chest. use, according to directions given on
each bottle, NadaDte Zadoc Porter's cough BAL
sam. 1t is always reliable, and the possession of
SIN lie bottle, mag, in case of a sudden attack
prove to be worth fifty times its cost Sold by
Druggists every where. jan3l-4w ttw
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VI tRINE NEW =.
RescHe of "a kennebunk Crew
Sinking Vessel.
ON a

WAsnSGroN, February q. Consul Neayer,
ST Antwerp, reports the arrival that por of the
steamer Cresi, whose captain relates thatthe eth
OF January he rescued the crew of ves,sl from
Kcnnebunk, Me, in Sinking condition, - 81 next
day, meeting the German ves, ! athena, ri New
York, transferred the lesued crew 10 her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22

CIoaking i not confined to the Frog Ponds.
At this season a most everybody is hoarse. The
bcat,ng of distressed lungs i, heard everywhere.
Way is this. when lIsles Honey Of llOieuouni
and Far VIII cure any cough, cold or hosrseness
10 4S hours Sold by all Drugeists.
Pixies Toothaebe dlops cure III minute.
feb20-+X Wlw.
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Statement of The
Continental Fire Insurance
Company

OF THE
CITY Of NEW YORK, January l. 1878.
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FORFY-FTrTH-- CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. hbTuary
SENATE.

Bills were introduced and referred proSidinr for
military pPst for the protection of ctizets Of the
black liills begiOn, and militia affairs
Tue presldent sent, in answer TO resolution, re-
ports OF the general array qusrterm aster and com
misssfy general relative to the cost OF the. late
war %lh tue sioux and the number of soldiers
Killed Inc reports show that the estimatedc co I
OF The war was S2.322, 53l and the whole nun
Der killed was sixteen officers and 2G7 enlis ed
men, aud two officers and 1913 enlisted raen
wounded
The bill authorizing the establishment OF a ma
val station al Royal was introduced and referred
and the senate went iutO executive sess On.
The Senate at ) 30. when the door, were re-
opened adjourned I'LL Monday.
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THE { iOLERA.
Mop Among the Pilgrims al Mcgee ,

WAsnINGroN February n. Consul Schaylcr
reports great mot thty from cholera iamona the
il9ims % VI era, b. tween the 2lth u December
andit.e end OF lanuay IN, seven dsath.. aod at
Ju'#h, port ~ Me ca, between DECEMBER ogln
antfJa 'uary b, ll2l deaths. Il IS feared that
"ltI 'ae return OF the pilgrims to tbeir homes,
disease may It aeh C1ustautiuople, where It's nav
aged Will b, ,oors,svd by the brc .cnt ~ cad
suiff ~. Ms>tArs of snip, trading With Coustan.
tin' pc saoGli lenemher that 81 p,coming ON
the biSch sea must oNt ipit health p,pcrs al ks-
k,F'rd those III u from the Mediterranean at
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22

MANc aEsrER. February ~ The Guardian
states All officer OF horse guards ar iveL at Brst
yesterday accompanied hy a veterinary surgeon.
20 puichase 5000 houses Tor the war Office. The
oiheer sfes his /, part Ut The purchase Ct Il 900
horses.
lne g.Felnment has purchased another iron.
clad, biR Tor Tutkey. 1t mounts ten T. ton