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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-31

In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN
~pnrp,,D October Z, 1873. !
sn.d.c, y, tnat the assessments contained in the
" foregoing report of the City Civil Engineer be
made upon the lots adjacent to the sewers therein
deseriped, towards defraying the expenses of con-
sIueIing anu completing the same and tuat the
Cy Glerk give legal notice OF such assessments. re-
Iurn s az the Adermens Room in CITY BUILDING
oh " moNDAf, the fourth ~ day of November next,
A. D., 1875 at u O'Clock P. NJ and celt fy the same
10 the City Treasurer for collection.
AND 1t Is hereby determined that the lots assessed
as aforesaid benefited by such sewers in propor-
tlon 10 the rate of such assessments, and that said
assessments do not exceed such benefit nor do the
exceed in the whole two-thirds Of the cost of said
Read and passed.
Attest, H. L. ROBINSON, Clerk.
A true copy.
Attest. III. l. RORINgON citv CIark
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MEMORANDA,

MEMOKANDA.
Brig Winfield, Bbber, from Havana for Boston,
has put into Nassau MP, leaky, and cargo damaged.
Sch Philanthropist from Providence for New YORK
in ballast. went ashore at Watch Hill, 29th. tug
has gone to her assistance.
Bayonne, Oct 14-Barque Jose Lopez, Mcdonald,
which arrived in the roads today had TO put into st
Jean de Luz to stop bad leak.
"a See general news columns for other reports.
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Area assessed, 1852 square feet.
Rate per 100 Equare feet, so i6 T-i0O.
MERRILL STREET. SEWER.

Beginning at point in centre of Merrill street, 1si
feet northery from north line Of Cumberland street:
thence southerly through centre of Merrill rect $50
feet to old sewer in Merrill street; again beginning
at point % feet easterly from west lDe of Merrill
street distant 1893 feet eastery from east line OF Que
bee street; thence westerly on line parallel to and
% feet eastery from west line OF Merrill street dis
to right 305 feet TO sewer in Quebec street.
Length of both portions 37s.5 feet.
That portion Of sewer entering old sewer In Mer-
rill street Is 81 feet deep throughout. The other
Sc feet deep at point Of beginning 81 feet deep at
line OF Quebec street, and feet deep at terminus.
IL inch cement pipe
Cost of sewer, S205.1i
City's proportion, S6S3S
Sum 10 be assessed. 1866
Area assessed, i64 square feet.
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Boston stock Market.

Daily Dome.iic Receipts.
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"C6~GREss," the Oldest and largest selling baking
powder in New England owes its success to its puri-
ty, and the good luck that every cook has when
using Congress in baking.
Dyspeptics can eat warm biscuits made from Con-
gress Yeast Powder without distressing them.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-31
Mail Robbery i'm Texas,

GALVESTON Oct 3O-A Fort Worth special
reports the robbery of the stage from Yuma,
near st. Marys, yesterday, by two masked men.
The passengers concealed their valuables, and
the robbers obtained from them only 500 and
$50 from the mails, overlooking valuable pack
ages.
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$50 4s

Area assessed, 1887 square feet.
Rate per 100 square feet, 80 81 9-100.
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Foreign Exports.

buENOS AYRES. Bark Annie Lewis-472 54S fl
lumber, wagons. harnesses, % whips i lack
screw, corn planter.
ST. JOHN, NIB. Schr Lizzie K-75O bbls -four, I
40 PORE 223 lbs lard, bbls oil, 70 do meal do beef
boxes tea, sou bush corn, 1923 gals oil.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Review 81 the Wholesale qsrle,.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 80, 1878.
During the week trade on the whole has been very
fair and there has been change in prices to speak
of except that lemons have dropped a halfdollar a
box, corn cent bushel, lard about half.cent a
pound, and oil hall. cent gallon.
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fSROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at New York 3Oth, brig Rachel Coney, from
ST Pierre.
Ar at Antwerp 29!h, ship Andrew johnson, froE
Huanllos
Sid TIM Newport Goth inst, ship Ellen Goodspesd,
Morse, Marlborough, (Australia).
Ar at Lisbon previous to 29th inst, brig Rabboni,
Coombs, New York.
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PRICE 95 AND INTEREST,",
Woodbury. & Moulton.
OCH snandff
New House for Sale.

One-half of double House No. TO Congress Street,
now completed and ready for occupancy. Said house
is hrst class in every respect Dining room. sitting
T0om bath room and Kitchen finished in bard wood
Fiumoed Tor hot and cold water. White marble
everything first Glass; and will be sold at very low
price, Enquire of A, NJ SMITH.
aul9sneCdtf End of Portland Peir
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
CITY OF PORTLAND.
Sewer Assessor emts.
BRO sCREET SEWER

Beginning at a point Ills feet northerly from
north line OF Free street; thence northery through
centre OF Brown street 1i9 ieet to south line Of Com
gress street; thence with a curve to right distance
OF as feet, to old sewer. IL inch cement pipe.
The sewer at point of beginning is 8 feet deep. Sc
feet deco at line of Congress street. ami SO feet deep
at terminus
The flush pipe at beginning Of sewer is Of inch
cement pipe, covered with fat stone 2 feet below
surface of street.
Cost of sewer. SIC4 Is
City's proportion, S3I Of
Sum to he assessed, 69Sf
Area assessed 1880 square feet.
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Prairie Fires ,

YANKToN, D.. T., Oct 3O-A prairie fire
swept across the southern half of Turner
county yesterday, destroying a large QUANTITY
of grain and hay. Mrs. Jas. Roland was
fatally burned and her child burned to death.
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[Sales of the Brokers' Board, Oct. 3O1
First Call.
Peppereli Manufacturing Co. .7221
Portland. Saco q Portsmouth K. r.. ..,.. "a So
Boston & Maine Railroad ......,,.,,- "a 1861
Eastern Railroad new bonds, 35s. ...,.,,., "a nj
Boston q Name Railroad 7s.............-@ ZIG
eastern Railroad. Observation-Disclosures. 1871 q 1877
Second Board.
Boston q Maine Railroad. ................. .1064
Sales at Auction.
3 Saco Water Power Machine shop. .........,. 105
franklin Company, Lewiston. ..........-@43
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
8 udden Dealh.

MAcHIAs, Oct 30.-Antoinette, wife of John
q Talbot, fell dead at her mothers in Addison
this morning. Heart disease.
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Clearing House Transactions.

PORTLAND, Oct0berI30
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows TODAY:
Gross Exchanges. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ee $50 "a
HNe' oalahces' 17,454 u
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[Sales of the Brokers' Board, Oct. 3O1
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE
-o,,,, October s, 1878 (
NOTICE is hereby given that hearing will be had
~ by the Municipal Officers Of the CITY of Pert
land upon the subject matter OF the aooye descIib
assessments at the Aldermen's Room in City Build
ing, on MONDAY, the fourth day Of November pext
A. u, lS.e, az q O'Clock r. NJ, when and where any
person dlssatlsned with the same may appear and
OBJECT thereto. Per order.
,o,, Il. !. ROBINSON, City Clerk,
oef d1aW4wM
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YORK STREET. SEWER.

Beginning at point in the centre OF York street
% feet westerly from east line of lying Streets thence
eastery through centre of York street distance OF
266 feet to old sewer.
Total length 266 feet. Sewer is IL inch cement
pipe laid 10 feet deep at point of beginning 10 feet
deep at point 80 feet below line of Tying street.
93 feet deep at point $50 feet below east iue OF
Tying street, 80 feet deep at point 200 feet from
east line of Tying street. S3 feet deep at west line of
State street, and 80 feet deep at terminus.
The flush pipe at beginning OF sewer is Of 6 inch
cement pipe covered with a fiat stone about feot
below the surface.
Cost of sewer, SI50g5
City's proportion, S5a32
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MARRIED.

In Cape Elizabeth, Oct. %, by Rev. W. F Eaton.
Capt Joseph M. York and Mrs. Lizzie A. York, both
OF Cape Elizabeth,
In West Parsonsfeld, Oct. 81 Jos. Fl. Chadbourne
Of Biddeford and Abbe G. Kicker of West Parsons
field.
In Bath. Oct. %, VIM. McCorrson and Miss Annie
e. Higgins.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
In BOARD OF MAYOR Ann Arnvpurx ,

VIM, A. GOODWIN,
City Civil Engineer.
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WOOD HARBOR, Ms. Schr Lightfoot-14O2 bx
canned Holsters to Portland Packing Co.
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Area assessed, 25,2O0 square feet.
Rate per 100 square feet, SO IS Lilo,
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NEW YORK.

The Manhsttan Bank Robbery.
NEW YORK, Ocs. 30-rhe whole force of
Brooklyn detectives was sent out today on a
clue to the Manhattan bank robbary. Int M
results have been reported yet
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0UIII 70 UU dSsGsHtU, on 81
Area assessed l,l90 square feet.
Rate per 100 square feet, SO.62 4i-1OO.
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S93 So
ssi IL

Area assessed. u. 500 square feet.
Rate per 100 square feet, SO % 79-1OO.
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DspAxrURs OF sTEausaxp.
MARIN II NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Wednesday, Oct. 80.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Eeanora, johnson, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Sch Anna Elizabeth, Dean, New York-coal to II
o. Briop
Sch Geo s Talbell, Higgins, Boston, to load for
Montevideo.
Sch Lightfoot, (Br) Swim, Wood Harbor, Ms
canned lobster TO Portland Packing Co.
Sch Snow, Jr. Griffin, st George for Gloucester,
Sch Cbas Upton. Keef Ellsworth Tor Salem
Sch M Mead, Parker, Bangor for Lynn.
CLEARED.
Barque Annie Lewis, Lewis, Buenos Ayres - r
Lewis q Co.
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City's proportion,
Sum to be assessed,
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Cost Of sewer,
City's proportion,
Sum To ba assessed.
AJOsJt
50 -
NORTH sTREeT sRwRR

Beginning at point in the centre of North street
ll3 feet nortberly from north line of Cumbe rland
street; thence southerly through centre of North
street distance of 2i75 feet to old sewer.
Total length 2l7 8 feet
Sewer is Y inch cement pipe laid feet deep.
Cost of sewer, SI32 rs
City's proportion, e4i25
Sum to be assessed, IS so
Area assessed, %, 200 square feet,
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MONUMENT sTREET sEWER.

Beginning at point in the centre of Monument
street ZIG feet westerly from west line of Sheridan
street; thence westerly through centre Of Monument
street. distance Of 347 feet to east liae Of Mount
fort street, thence to left 81 feet, TO old
sewer in MountfoIt street.
10 inch glazed pipe laid feet deep Throughout ex-
eept at terminus, where it is 10 feet deep. Total
length, 37S 5.
Cost of sewer, $1S2 Is.
City's proportion, S54 06
Sum to be assessed, los IL
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Sid 18Th bargue Mary Jenness Cakes. st Marys;
18th, David Babeoek, Colcord, Caibarjen; brig AL
berti. Parker. st Jago.
Sid FIN Gibraltar 18th inst. barque Kobbe, Ford,
Matanzas: sch Eagle Rock. Hammond, New York.
At Kingston, ia, 21st, schs Sarah Whitmore Whit
more tor Mobile; Sarah Eaton, Dix tor New York.
Sid FIN Old Harbor, ia, goth inst, brig Julia F Car
ney, Arey, New York.
Ar at Sydney CB goth, brig Hattie, Dow, Seville.
Sid I'm Cardigan, PEI, 9th, sch W FL 1horndike,
Cushman, New York.
Sid I'm CbarlottetOwn 24th sch Peasley, Park
er, Philadelphia.
SPOKEN,
Oct 16. off the South Bishop, ship Lucille, Talbot
from Liverpool for Calcutta.
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WASHINGTON.
Complaint Of the lixar Mai kerr.

Complaint Of the Cigar Makers.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 80 1T Is stated that
number of cigar manufacturers will appeal to
the Supreme Court of the United States from
the decision of Judge BondSrecently delivered
in Baltimore, prohibiting the sale and manu-.
facture of cigars at retail in the same apart
ment.
The Postal Revenue.
A statement of the receipts and expendi-
lures OF the Post-office Department shows that
the aggregate of the postal revenues and grants
from the Treasury during the year was S34.-
5S5, 1863. The expenditures were 1874, i65, OS4,
leaving an excess of the receipts over the ex.
pendtures of $420,0S5. A part of the amount
drawn from the Treasury was, however an
propriated on account of the deficiencies in
previous years. Tue net revenue for the wear
from postage stamps was $16,S39 lis, against
Sl5, 1881 $50 last year. The amount of stamps
stamped envelopes, etc., sold was 1927 ,375. 593,
rgainst $25, Isl, 515 in 1877. The revenue from
money orders for the year was $2O9, 647, against
$lO9, 14S the previous year.
The Silver Bids,
The Secretary of the Treasury today opened
the bids for supplying 100000 ounces Of fine
silver. The bids Will not be n ade public.
The government have secured all the silver
needed at prices below the London price.
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SOUTHERN METHODS.

A Republican Politician Assassin ated in
Virginia.
PETERSBURG, Oct. 30-Davy Stetch of
Greenv1lle County, prominent negro radical
politician, was assasslnated yesterday. The
body was found on the public road full of buck
shOt
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DIED.

In this city, Oct. 20, Mrs. l.. p, wife of Frank
Lawrence. aged Al years months.
In this city. Oct 90, Annie l.. Seavy, daughter of
VIM IL. and Mary Seavy, aged 10 years ~ Gays.
lFuneral services this afternoon at II O'Clock, at
L. +. Browns, Knightvile.
In this city, Oct 20, Rebecea LOWELL aged 20 years
II months.
Funeral this Thursday afternoon at q oclk,
at her late residence Merrill's Court.
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Area assessed, 80, 464 square feet,
Rate per 100 square feet, S0.26 07-100,
WEST STREET SEWER.

Beginning at point in centre Of West street 20I
feet westerly from manhoe in centre of Pine and
West sleets thence eastery through centre of West
street POI feet TO above ma ned manhoe.
The sewer is SIS feet deep throughout
~ inch cement pipe.
The flush pipe at beginning OF sewer is of inch
cement pipe covered with fat stone about foot be-
low surface of street.
Cost of sewer, 1913 IS
City's proportion, sal 12
Sum to be assessed, 62 26
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FORE AND DANFORTH STREET
SEWER

Beginning in the centre of Danforth street, at a
point 1886 feet easteIy from ns of Maple street,
and opposite Mrs. Fizsmmons' house; thence east
ery through centre OF DanfOrth AS feet. TO
centre of York street, thence eastery through York
street 109 feet thence on curve TO right IS feet to
sewer in Center street.
IL inch cement pipe, laid SO feet deep at point OF
beginning, 50 feet deep at centre Of Dantorlh and
York Streets eet deep at point Of curve. and IA
feet deep at terminus Total length, 80 feet.
The flush pipe at beginning of sewer Is of 6 inch
pipe. covered with fiat STONE about LIS feet below
surface of street.
Cost of sewer, $3.50 46
Ctys proportion, $50 Is
Sum to be assessed 120 81
Araa asssd 4 n foaf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-26
ELECTRIC BREvITIEs.

Lively snow storms in various por-
tions of New York occurred on Sunday.
VIM. Howes has challenged O'Leary
to pedestrian match for the champion
belt and 80, 500.
Hester, Tully and McHugh, three
condemned Molly Maguires, were hung
yesterday at Bloomsburg, Penn.
The heaviest snow storm Of the sea.
son prevailed on Sunday at Derby
Line, VT. Fifteen inches of snow fell.
The American Knife Co.'s works at
Reynolds Bridge, Waterbury, Conn,
burned yesterday. Loss about $40, 900;
insurance $4,000.
No more goods will be received at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard for shipment
to the Paris Exposition. Twelve hun
dred tons await transportation.
A fire at Keeseville, N. Y, Sunday
morning, destroyed the Prescott &
Weston sash, door, blind and furniture
establishment, Methodist church, grist
mill, plaster mill and two dwellings.
Loss over S50,OOO
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ENGLAND ANXIOUS.
Her Leading Journals for War
Position Of Austria and Turkey.

London. March 26.-The feeling of
anxiety here is very great, and warlike
sentiments are becoming general. Tie
two leading conservative newspapers
are very violent indeed, demanding war
without further parley. Russia has
not yet made her expected communica-
tion to England relative to the presence
OF the English fleet In the sea of Mar
mora; but she had decided to postpone
The withdrawal of her troops from the
vicinity of Constantinople so long as
the English feet remains inside the
Dardanelles. Austria seems to have
swung around to the side of Russia
again, and all idea of an Anglo-Aus-
trian alliance has apparently been
abandoned. 1t is not improbable that
Turkey is also prepared to join interests
with Russia, and although the talk of
a secret treaty has ceased, it Is believed
that Reouf Pasha has received the
Cars assurance that the money in
demnity of SOC, 1000, 900 rubles would
be greatly diminished if Turkey would
side with Russia.
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OUR PUBLIC DOMAIN.
Prices Land Bill Before the
House Committee.
The Commissioner Wants the Archives
Relating to Surveys Turned Over
to the States and Territories.

Washington, March 25.-The House
Public Lands committee heard argu-
ments Saturday concerning the bill in
troduced by Price, Of Iowa, to provide,
as Its title asserts, for more economical
and accurate surveys of public lands.
Representative Page made an argu-
to show that the enactment of the bill
would lead to dangerous centralization;
that 1t is not in the interest Of econo-
my; will retard the settlement of the
public domain; quintriple the expense
OF public surveys, and harshly discrim-
mate in favor Of the rich against the
poor. He said the bill abolishes the
Office of surveyor general and provided
for the removal of all maps, records,
ETC., to Washington, and that the agri-
cultural settlers would be at the mercy
OF ranch claimants; poor miners would
often be unable to patent small mining
claims, and legislation would be greatly
increased as to the more valuable
mines.
Commissioner Williamson of the
General Land Office, who was present,
expressed himself strongly in favor Of
the objects of the bill, but advised that
1t be amended 80 as to provide that the
archives relating to surveys be turned
over to the governor of the states and
territories.
The committee took the subject into
consideration and will probably adopt
commissioner Williamson's recommen-
dation.
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POSTAL POINTS.
Embracing Some Matters OF General
Interest

Embracing Some Matters OF General
Interest.
Washington, March 25.-The Post
master General has issued an order
amending the regulations of the Depart
ment governing the transmission of
printed matter, which is very import
ant In its bearing, inasmuch as 1t over
rules long established practice in the
Department: Any matter in print
which may be transmitted within en-
closure, may also be transmitted at
the same rate as if printed upon wrap
per or envelope. This includes busi-
ness cards, directions for returning and
any printed matter on the outside of
wrappers or envelopes. Postmasters
are instructed not to regard the requests
for the return Of such matter unless
stamps to pay the return postage are
deposited.
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ILLINOIS.


Chicago, March 25.-The Journals
Washington special says: As result of
many consultations between Mont
gomery Blair and Democrat Congress-
man bill will be introduced in the
House as soon as additional news is
received from Louisiana, providing
that the United States circuit and dis
trict Judges shall assemble in WASH
ington and have votes delivered to them
as returned to and not by the returning
boards of Florida and Louisiana, and
that these votes shall be counted and
the result declared.
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SITTING BULL.

Waiting for Spring to Lead a Large Hos
tile Band Against the Whites.
Winnepeg, Manitoba, March %.
1878. - A Battleford dispatch saws
mounted police from Red Deer River
bring report that Sitting Bull has
formed confederation of Sioux and
Blackfeet and made overtures to the
Crees' When the leaves come on there
Is to be great gathering of Indians at
the confluence of Red Deer and Bow
rivers, from whence Sitting Bull pro-
poses to attack the settlements. This
morning courier arrived from Cypress
Hills, six days out, and reports a camp
Of TOO lodges Of Sioux pitched on Sandy
Hills, sixty-four miles from Fort Walsh
which is daily augmented by new ar
rivals.
-Four wagon loads of cartridges arriy-
ed at the camp to-day. He passed
numbers Of half-breeds, all leaving Cy-
press Hills and moving toward Garlic
ton. He says it is reported that the
Nez Perces, Little Blanket, Little Dog,
and Blackfeet Indians have all formed
an alliance with Sitting Bull, and that
the biackfeet are on the Belly river in
force. 1t is feared that an attack will
be made on Cypress Hills and Fort Nc
Leod.
Big Bear, Cree chief, says it is use
less for the government to try to gov
ern the Indians as long as they put
them in jail for killing buffalo.
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London, March, pa Vienna cor
respondent says the full text of the
treaty Of Santefano has renewed a
strong anti-Russian feeling there, and
there is NO difference of opinion about
the real meaning of the treaty. 1t is
not Russian preponderance but Russian
rule in European Turkey, and it is just
because such alteration as would re-
move this feature would entirely de-
stroy the treaty that less confidence is
felt in the efficacy of the congress since
its publication.