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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-29
RorbbeutfdIanb.

GiaentbdmIidss Bed bat elm Birser
aus Witten a. b. 81. sebabi, inbem ibm beim
3uforten elmer SierHai9e bic SIaide sers
iprana, @Iasiplitter in ben Mrm bransen
unb ibn bic Yulsaber teri1nitten. gr
wurbe iofort psrbunben unb bic Wunbe mar
mad einisen Woden SiemIi4 perbarridt,
ba muB Der 8erleste pl6sli1 fart sieIen,
unb bierburd 1T bic @unbe Der sansen
Breite mad wieber aufseipruns.n unb wirb
berfelbe wobl nod mebrere Wc4en auf
sdn5li9e 6eiluns marten mifen.-Bei
benz IN altoona sarnifonirenben Sufans
terie: &esimente 1T Dor fursem elm ,l1nfi9es
rer Dienfpfi4tiser~ sinseiteIt morben,
Der ni@t peniser als sinun6piersis Sabre
sdblen ioq. Oie @ebrpfidt bauert Be-
tanntlid Biz gum uoIsnbstsn AZ. Qebens:
iabre (9anb(turmpfi@t) unb eben 70 LANCE
eueut. wdbrt, b. ) pen man H9 Bis bas
bin berislben .nt,iebt, bic @eifelunas,
pat4t. Der v&strutA itammt aus glan.
teniee unb lou semeint baben, er fSnne issi
unsebinbsrt pom ausIanbs, MO er felt Be:
ainn Der MiIitdrpHidt fid a~ufsebaltsn, in
bic 9eimatb 3uriidfebren. -am IL. b. M.
fanb gu Yapenburs bic ginwsibuns be,
neuen, id0nen Rirde itatt. Der bo1u'tt
Badof Don Osnabrid nabm bic @oniecra.
tlon ielblt Dor. Die Gbeilnabme an be,
6eier Seitsns Der Observation-Disclosures,
uno aus wdrtiser NOR cine isbr 3abI'
rside; an 5000 Meni9en waren in BEN
prahtpouen @ottesbauie periammelt -
Sn Winben fanb lestbin cine Seriamm'
lung iosenannter Ortboooren itatt, welds
fi4 ensrsii9 fur bic Seibebaltuns Der cons
%feiiionelleu Sduleu ausipra1. - Son
Weppen aus iol i'm ndditen Sribiabrs
cine Giienbubn nod benz neuen &rupp'ldeu
Sdiebitanoe seIest werben. Der lestsrs
lit fir bic Staot aud in 10 fern pon Gin.
1uB, oils er aabIreide Srembe, namentIid
ausIdnoiide Oifciere, berbeifibrt unb pa.
burd ben @a1tpirtben sire neue QueQs
oes 8sroienites e0ffnst bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-29
8 eifen n.

Sn Nisberswsbren bel RafeI III bic
Eridinoie 10 beftis aufsetreten, baB bic
9dlfte Der ginwobner frant banieberliest.
Webrere perionen iinb bsreits Der Grant
belt erlesen, anbere i6wsben in srSBter
e~ebenssefabr. Die iiber uno iiber tridin0s
fen Sdweine, beren SIeii9 bic &rantbeit
berbeisefibrt bat, waren BON benz 6leiids
bei9auer fir--tri4inenfrei ~befunben wors
ben. Derielbe 1T abssiest unb wirb ii9
bemnd9if wesen bes 9ersebens Der fabrs
lGii8en Q6otuna 81 peranmorien haben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-29
Observation-Disclosures

sm 10. Saxuar wurbe bic @ouuermeurs,
boti4aft perleisn. SIN Ssnat nnb i'm
Sauie sinsen bic @~elesantrdse bal9eIweiis
elm. @ir beben nur bic pidtisitsn berpor.
Sn Der a6embIy ermannte am IA. Ser,
8arrops bic Gomites. Die @resnbddle,
erbieIten ben gorft in finf Saupteomites
,,rN SIC ;br;os,, bsssat.u uot1, I;h ne Ns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-29
aus oea sert@teoenen etaatem.

Was INNER Der Senat tbut, III
guar ni4t pobl setban, aber tbeuer. so
erfdbrt man iest, bab es $ll, 900 sstofet
bat, nm BsIfnapp freisuiprsden, aIs Ct
ansetIast mar, unb Sic, 900, UNI ben lie:
ben ytn4bad aus benz Senate sa baltem.
Der sr6Bte @OIbtIumpeu, ben ma
IN Nepaba bis iest entbsdt bat, murbe Bel
OseeoIa %sefunbsn. Gr pos "a gfunb u.
8 nn3en, entbieIt nur wenis Nuars unt
ersab baber einen 9oIbpsrtb pom nab su
1000 Dollars.
Wdbrenb Der Iestsn ,pSIf Werat,
itnb in Eeras 80 5eitunsen e~insssanser
unb 60 neue sesrinbet morben.
Die Ser. Staatem s.brau@er
sesenwdrtis mebr goiftarten oils irsent
elm anberes 2anb Der @eIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-29
R betnIanb.

Der rlnterri@ts Niniffer bat Don ben
@esierunsen cine llsberfi4t bes in ben
9anbi4aften ertbeiltsn l1nterri4t in
weibIi den 9anbarbeiten per.
!anst. = Sn Mains fanO man in elmer
Na4t 3wei Ndnner, bic e~rfroren waren,
elmer beim Offsierssarten, Der anbere beim
Binsertbor .-Bei aufnabms bss Snuentars
IN Der Wobnuns bes i'm Nopsmber su
Wtersbeim perltorbenenen @atsbe:
Rsers 9rn. Weibt bat man inn &eIsr per.
sraben tn irbenen SOpfsn unb Rriisen ca.
$4,000 Tbaler %sefunbsn. = gm IL. De.
GENDER brannte gu 8isIefeIb bic 9ldb
maidinenfabrit Der Ssrm Olrrtopp q
Co., total nieber. SIN 9adirsimmer brad
oas Jeuer aus. Die 5abrit bel4dftiste
1875 P~erionen unb 1T fir l5O. 900 Wart
periiaert.-Sn M a ! n3 bat bic goItspar.
tel bet ben Nadwablen 3ur Stabtpsrorb.
netenueriammIuns seiiest. = Mus Deut
III AM IA. DECEMBER Der poiibsamte u. o..
S4abe mad llnteri4Iasuns pen @sIobrie'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-29


Gin 4war5es tn Berlin.
aberfetn U Gorilla Mus Berlin 10.
Deg. wirb sei9riebsn: Die M~fritaHe:
rim NOR seftern Der a~nseIpuntt elmer isbr
amiiianten 0srbanbIung Dor Der ie4sten
@riminalsD sputution, bic iid fir sewSbn.
LID nit ueraweifelt srnitsn Dinssn beiddfs
ti9t. Selbtuerltdnbli9 meinen mir nidt
bic unfterblide SdSpfuns Mepsrbeer's,
ionbern DiB Santsp Accabar, bic reissnee,
nedii9e, l8idbrise Nfrifansrin, wel1e Der
Heltaurateur WGulert aus benz fernen Step;
p~enIanbe our9 einen sewiHsn @ontratt an
Berlin f%e1elte, UNI bier ben nd9tIi1en
@diten ietnsr Weinwirtbi9aft in Der Grieb.
ri4siraBe oils 9ebe Su bisnen. WiiB DC:
cabar erwies ii1 in jsber BeSisbuns ais Elm
usritdnbiBes Srausnsimmsr. Ra9 turse,
3eit permo4te fe idsn saaS bsutll9
Deuti9 gu ipre9sn, rno fe purbe Elm
GROCER MaSnet fir bas 0ocal. alber @eis
berlaunen we4ieln ftets, unb WiB Sanfep
iebnte itd tort, nidt in bic 6simatb, ion
bern gu anoern eeutsn; iebO9 Der Birtb
lief fe ni9t fortsiebsn. 9eftise 9uftritte
erfolsten, nur %Oifsnsr Mufrubr obsr beim.
li4e 5lu4t fonntsn beIfen, unb bic 9lfritas
merlin wdblte bic lestere. gines glbenbs
iprans fe aus benz Soffsniter, Der Dirtb
ibr na9, nabm bic 9sidtfiBise in feline
4rme unb iette fe in Der moblpermabrten
&i4e ab. Sic brans nit ganeroqe unb
Wsfer auf i'm elm, unb ais er lie entwaff.
net, tras er ie in bic vsriine @rotte", MO
Der Rampf fortseiest wurbe, CT bic Sduife,
fe bic 9dSel aIs Waffe ssbrau9enb, mo-:
pom auf ieinem 9sfi9ts beutli9e Spuren
3u ertennen warsn. SdIieslid brod
weulert ben @ioerftanb Der Ifritanerin,
inbem er iie aber bic Rnie Ieste unb wie
einen S4ulbuben si9tiste; ba9esen inters
uenirten aber bic @dite, unb elmer beriel.
ben peranlabte bic &sunerin, eiuen Straf.
antIas sesen ben 8lrtb gu ftuen. Desen
WiBbanbluns ansetIast, bebauptete Wlu.
lert, MUIR bic ansrifie Ser @itbenbrm abse.
usbrt 3u baben, uno probu3irte 3ur Gbarafs
teritit ibrer @emitbspsrfaiuns elm poIissi,
li3es Atteit, weIdss W2ib Aeeabar als elm
iebr ereentrif9ss Weisn bs3ei9nete. 9qein
bic Observation-Disclosures ~eonftatirte, baB Der
Wirtb bic @ren3en Der Abmebr iberi&rit.
ten bate, unb CT wurbe bsBbalb 3u ie9s
Wo4en @efdnsniB psrurtbsilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-29

fen TN Bstras pom 10. 900 Mart fi&hs
seuorben. Won fling ibn In England ein,
be,Bt es. : Sn 8lbI feiertsn am 10. b.
Wts. bic 3auer GraaB gbsleute Elm sewib
ieIten pOrtommenbes 6sif, ndmIi6 bic bia.
mantene 9o@,eit, nadbsm fe so Sabre IN
aIadIi@er Gbe seIebt batten. Seins
80nisl. 9obeit, Der @robbsr3os, bate BEN
SubeIpaare elm ie5r MANDATES @nabense.
i9enf uerIieben, meldes BON Gmtsuorfanb.
NIT elmer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
iberrei1t wurbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-29
e G

Die 0ilbidweine brobsn, ME aus JulSa
sei9riebsn wirb, in mandsn Oiitricten
8urbeRens CUR pabren 9~anoplase gu wer'
ben. Omar wurben aur 8ertilsuus bsrieI'
ben ffautli@erieits @btbeilunsen Don Sd
germ e%ommanbirt aaein fe uermo9ten
benz llebeI ni4t CUR ~iteuern. unb ratblos
mub Der 9anbmann ben 0erwiifunsen fsi'
ner 2dnbereien 3uisben. Man bofft, bab
elm i@neerei@er Winter bic Sasb auf bic
Sauen weientli9 f6rbern wsrbe. Greilid
seb0ren gu elmer erfoIsrei9en Sasb auf bie'
les Wilb Dor aaem quite 9unbe, unb serabs
baran feblt es nod 3u iebr, ein Wansel,
Der obne 3weifeI ium sroben TbeiI aul
Re4nuns Der 6uRbefeuer sei&rieben wer'
ben mub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-29
@tnuefota.

Die Pramiem, weI9e aus Der
Staatstafe fur erIeste @0Ife ausbesabIi
wurben, betrusen wdbrenb bss Sabres
1924 unb pertbeiIen fi@ apf4 s Counties,
porunter aud Stearrs County.
auf 1905 .Os4 alder ernteten bic Sar.
rner Iestes Subr 800 sRiuioneu 8ulbeI
Wei3en. Der @eIbwertb Der @eiammt.
ernte tn allen Bo~benseusniRen betrus SIS
NiQiouen Dollars.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-29
NubIano.

@robfirf MtoIaus Ronftantiuowitl&,
dlteiter SObn bes ruiRiden @%robabmiraIs,
Der wesen Oiamantenbiebitabls cine 3eit
lang in llnsnabe sefanen mar, bot bic
@.iabe ieines faiierIi@eu Obeims wisbsr &c.
lanst. Der @rOBflrft bat ben Raufalus,
no er ~internirt mar, perlafen unb iid mad
@entralafen begeben, no er mil Der 6orts
iebuns Der uon benz peritorbsnsn General
Bssnoififow b~esonnensn @rbeitsn 5ur gufs
5inbuns elmer pafenSen @"iienbabnIinis
bur@ gentralafien betraut III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-29
affau.

Mm %. DECEMBER finf ubr frib ftant
in Wissbaben bas Dad aber benz fabIi@eu
papiQon Der neuen golonnabe sesendbe,
ben Bier Sabres3eiten@ In li&ten SLAMS
men nnb nit raienber S@nellisfeit perbrei'
teten f@ bieieIbsn iber ben Spei@er be,
san5en ca. $50 Wster Iansen goIonnabe.
go i4nea sriff bas Geuermesr um ft4, bab
einise Grauen In ben oberen 8immern Der
9~olonnabe Dor Sdrsd wie seldbmt baitans
ben unb nit ibren Rinbern ertt bnr& Geuers
webrIeute serettst wurben. 8eun aud
gum Slid fsin Weni4enIeben pom einem
u~nslidsfaas bstrofien wurbe, 1T bod Der
S@aoen saorm unb bic 8erwiituns sroB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-29

Bis gum /. Waai 1878 wirb bic fat pol'
lenbste Babn: Strsde Collar : Weslar BON
Der ge,Iin:W stlarer 8abn in 8etrieb se'
iett wertsn. Die nsue Babn wirb nit
tbeilpsiisr gsnutuns Der Wain . Wsisr,
Balm iiber Warburs bis Collar seben unb
BON ba nit umsebuns Der Stabt @ieben
Direct In seraber 9inie iiber Rinjenba@'
Dorian : @arbsubeim In ben Wetlarer
Babnbof einmanbsn. Bon bier brnutt bic
9inie @ssIarsMs bic nuhauif&e Balm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-29
j usfaa b.
d
Braubenburq q.

MuBerorbsntIides Mufieben errest in Der
preuBii9en 9auptitabt bic llntsrfa9uns
sesen ben snsIii4en gorrelponoenten
Subop, beren aud Der RabsIiunse smise
Utale @rwdbnans setban bat. @efhbrt
wiro bieielbe pon benz Stabtgeridtsratb
Balm. Ourd bic Bei9Iasnabme Der ga:
pierre bes Ierbafteten iou benz y. &. o.,
sufDIse eth bsosutsnbss Bacterial iiter Bi.
hops unb anberer Yerioneu Betebunaen
3u ben peri9ieoenften vbeutf1feinblideu
@lementsn" in bic 9dnbe ssfauen iein.
Biibop but-io sr3dbIt unier @emdbrsmanu
weiter-tros tOrperIider Mibbilouns ele,
sante Manieren uno ipridt auser feiner
Ufutteripra1e bas 6ranSOfide, Stalisnii9e
unb Oeuti9e gang uorsislid Sn Berlin
lebte er bereits ielt brei Sabren unb per.
tsbrts OILS tbatid9lid rsi9sr Wtann in ben
peri9ieoenlten ariitotratil9su Samilien.
Sein VorIsben lit pOuis aufsstldrt; Elm
Sruber bon ibm, Der slsidfdls iebr reid
III, lebt in England unb isst aus SebeI in
Ssmssuns I'm bic 6reiIaiuns bes 8srbaf.
tetsn gu e%rlansen, mas aber v,iemli1 nus
los iein birfte." Germ Siibop's Sebano.
lung in benz StaotuOsteisefdnsniiis lift in
10 melt cine bep~or3uste, oils er feline BE.
toltisuns aus einsm @aitbofe besiebsn bari.
Was inbsB feline 9eetdre anbelanst, 10 IN
er IN bieier Be;iebuns isbr bsi9rdntt unb
nnr aaf bic 9ausbibliotbst ansepieien.
Sinent offSioien preubii9en BIatte wi,b
ssmslbet, baB 9err Blibop iid Yldns ibsr
Eruppsnbemesunsen, Gruppenaufmdri9s
uno ionitiss lnnere 9eereseinridtunsen 3u
ueri4afen sewuBt unb, ME ss bsibt, be,
fran3oiiden &esieruns ausseIisfert babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-29
6ranfrei6.

aus Baris teIesrupbirt man Der Diener
q. 5r. Yreie, es iei m0sIid, baB Deuti9s
lamb ii4 nod in Lester Stunoe our Setbeis
lisuns an Der WeIfausifeQuns entidIieben
weroe. Oiesbe3isli9e 8srbanolunsen
wdren bereits i'm @anse unb usriprdden
eineu sutsn grfoIs. Ser Sies Der 8es
publtt wlroe bur4 einen iolden Bei9luB
BON beuii4er Seite In ieiner Soaitdnbis.
tett erb6bt.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-19
Letter to New York Times.l
Democratic Justice, in Alabama.

The Democratic promise of administering
equal and exact justice does not include white
and celored Republican citizens in Alabama,
and perhaps recital of the wrongs which Re
publican citizens have suff red under Demo-
cratic rule in this State would only result in
casual demonstration of horror, leaving no
permanent change for the better. Even in the
courts of justice the Democratic managers
vent their prejudices AID inflict all manner of
Injustice upon Republican citizens Scarcely
month a 20 case occurred in the circuit court
of Montgomery which deserves to be exposed
to the whole country. A Democrat was put
on trial for having committed one of the most
horrible murders ever known in that section
His counsel took particular pains to let it be
known that his client, the murderer, was a
Democrat and the negro he murdered was a
Republican. This was sufficient for the Dem
cratic jury to protect the murderer, and he
escaped his just deserts at the end of rope
A day or two after this negro was tried in the
same court, before the same jury, for larceny,
and he was found guilty and sentenced to hard
labor in the pententiary for II years. These
are but instances of everyday occurrence in
this State. 1t IS only Just to say, however,
that in this portion OF the State there is less
persecution for opinions sake than in South
Alabama, 10 the vicinity OF Montgomery and
the "Black Belt" If true history of the per-
secution and intolerance (Which Republicans
have to suffer daily, were written it would
make volume SO large that its proportions
would appal the country. and reflect no credit
upon the long-boasted principles of liberty
which are supposed to exist in America. Soon
er or later there must be q change in this sec
tion, because intolerance and injustice cannot be
borne forever. If the people of the North will
speak out upon this system of oppression in
the tones that once proved so effective, the ma
tion may be spared many scenes of wretched-
ness, and the ''solid South" prove only myth
Delay may be dangerous to both sections, and
now is the proper time to put halter on perse-
cution in this section, and save the country
from agitation and alarm.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-19
MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST 10.

bank was to resume specie payments, the time be-
ing Jan. l, 1878. The war was hardly over and
the indemnity to Germany put in process of pay
ment, before the Governme began its repay
ments to the bank. As fast as the Govern ment
paid over the notes to the bank they were
cancelled and the bank began another form OF
reduction. 1t first called in the five-franc
notes, redeeming them III silver; soon after,
and in order. the 25-franc, 5O-franc. 2O0-franc
and 500-frapc notes followed. They were
bought up aud Destroyed. 81 Ga the first of
January, 1878, the bank formally resumed, as
it had long before practically done, specie pay
ments and within month nearly all the ex-
traordinary issue of paper put out during the
war had been taken up and destroyed. The
bulk of the regular issues of the bank now is in
notes of the denomination of $40, 500 and $500
each; all small money is in silver and gold.
The present average note circu lation of the
Bank of France, including what is held in the
bank itself, is $4500000 900, all of which is re-
deemable on demand in coin, and no part of
which is now a legal tender 10 France except
silver and colo.
AT no time was the paper money of France
10 excess of $640 000, 900; and the process of
reducing this beg an i'm medatey after the close
of the German war. The bank aud its forty or
more branches have now only $3.50, 900 900 of
notes outstanding. for the redemption Of which
it holds from 95 to SO per cent. in coin; and
this paper money is not a legal tender to any
amount, and ia by law redeemabe on demand
in coin. The issue of bank notes may be H.
creased to $3.50, 900, but the bank must, like
the Bank OF England, have the specie with
which to redeem it, and the paper itself de-
ponds on the solvency of the bank, and not
upon any governmental support beyond being a
depositor in the bank. The paper itself is not
legal money, and nothing is now legal tender
in France except gold and silver. Keep those
facts in mind.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-19
ONCE MORE.
A Defaulter for $4,000.


NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-Chicago papers to-
morrow morning will publish the particulars of
defalcation of Charles w. Angel, Secretary of
the Pullman Palace Car Co. From an inter-
view with Mr.. Pullman the following facts are
Learned:
Mr.. Angel is 40 years of age, agreeable in
manner, and exceedingly competent for the
position he occupied. His social relations have
until recently, been of the very best character,
and by years of good conduct he had won the
entire confidence of the company and his asso-
ciases in business. At about the usual time for
his summer vacation he proposed to meet Mr..
Pullman in New York, IS he Mr.. Pullman)
was about returning. from Europe, and started
East for that avowed purpose. Mr.. Pullman
reached New York on the steamer on the 18th
inst, and as Mr.. Angel did not appear for
day or two he became anxious regarding him,
and dispatched Angels brother to Saratoga and
other places which he intended visiting. Moth
ing has been learned of his whereabouts up to
this Gate.
The fact that Angel left no address or com.
munication in Chicago excited comment here,
and caused Mr.. Pullman to hasten home and
institute thorough examination. This devel-
oped the fact that Angel had disappeared with
the funds ard securities of the company. The
amount taken. althugh considerable, is stated
as not sufficientlto occasion the company any
embarrassment. The possible maximum Of
loss sustained is 100000, partly in cash and
partly in securities of the company, which were
ID his custody as secretary. The money he
drew out OF the bank was upon two checks of
5000 each. He represented to the company's
cashier that he was sending it to the Office of
the company in New York, and that proper
vouchers would be returned, thus evading or
overriding custom of the Office which re-
quires voucers to accompany every payment of
money. So great was the confidence reposed
in his honor and integrity that this action Gre
ated no uneasiness until his mysterious and
protracted absence became of itself cause of
suspicion. 1t is possiblr he has coverted the
securities, and with the proceeds and money
gone to Europe. The company are taking most
vigorous measures for Angeles apprehension,
and propose, if possible, to recover the funds
and securities distracted by him.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-19
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
1900 Kegs Of Powder Shake Up Tie City
of POtfsvilIe,

PoTTsvILLE, Aug. 17.-Weldy's powder
magazine containing HOO kegs OF powder, was
struck by lighting this afternoon in the woods
on the outskirts of this city. Several pic-nick-
ers were badly hurt by the flying and falling
timbers. The explosion damaged Fishers coal
breaker, wrecked house and shook ceilings
for many miles Total damage about $40, 900
NEW YORK, Aug. ia Pottsville special
says the effects of the explosion of 1900 kegs of
powder Saturday afternoon were felt all over
that city. People were thrown out of chairs in
distant parts of the city. Twenty-Five houses
were crushed TO pieces and torn to kindlines,
Hearthstones and pianos were hurled miles
away. The scene at the picnic was fearful, it
being 10 the path of the explosion. Huge
masses of stone and fragments of trees being
hurled among the pic-nickers. Among the casu-
aities were VIM. Ress, a boy, who had his right
leg shattered 50 that amputstion was necessary.
Andrew Gallagher, II years old, bad his head
torn from his body. Richard Vaughan, a boy,
had his hip broken and disemblowed and died
soon after. Richard Stevenson aged 60, had
his leg broken and 1t had to be amputated, A
horse attached to buoy driven by two young
ladies was torn to pieces but the ladies escaped.
PoTTsvILLE, Aug. 1S-The scene of yester.
days explosion was visited by several thousand
people today. Additional discoveries make the
number of wounded IL.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-19
POLITICAL.
franklin Couaty Republican Convention

Franklin Couaty Republican Convention
PENNINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE Franklin coun-
ty Republican convention met here today.
Major e. S. Keyes of Jay presided, and W. s.
Daggett of Strong was secretary. The nomi-
nations were as follows:
Senator-James Morrison, Jr. Phillips.
Treasurer-D. H. Knowlton, Harrington.
COMMISSIONER w. Porter. Strong.
Attorney-Elias Field, Phillips.
Sheriff.. A. Dyer New Sharon.
The convention was large and harmonious.
Not ANY i'm His.
ELLSWORTH, Aug. 17.-Cyrus j. Hall. nomi-
mated by the Greenbackers for Senator from
Hancock county, has written letter perempt-
orily declining. He says he never authorized
the use of his name
Short of Delegates.
DAMAhIscoTTA, Aug. 1.-THE Lincoln
county Democratic convention met here today,
and owing to lack OF delegates adjourned to
next Saturday without trans citing any bust
ness.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-19
MARINE NEWS.
Loss of Sch ooner q. Curtss CT Harri IL ton
Me-

Loss of Sch ooner n. Cur tss CT Harri " ton
Me.
OcRocoKE, N. G.. Aug. IS The schooner
81. Curtis of Harrington, Me-, from New York
for Wilmington, with empty spirit barrels, went
ashore near near the bar aud is at high water
mark. The cargo was saved. The vessel was
stripped and the crew were saved. They were
assisted by the cutter Stevens. The captain
then declined further assistance till the owners
were heard from.
A Machias Schooner off Pensacola with
Crew Sick.
PENSACOLA, Aug. H.-Brg Akbar of Ma
chias, from Cuba, is reported off Pensacola bar
with the mate dead and the crew sick with yell
low fever. AS any pilot boarding her will be
detained at quarantine till Sept. 1st, they all
refuse to bring the brig in, and it is probable
that she will sail north.
An Am erican Captain h obhcd and Mnr-
dered.
NEW YORK, Aug. 18.-Advices from Costa
R!cs reports that Capt Coyle of the American
schooner Lightning was murdered on the Mos
quito coast and vessel robbed of $500 in silver.
Subsequently the murderers were captured and
killed. The money was recovered.