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The Portland daily press., 1879-04-07
ANTI-TILDEN.
signific ant Action of New York Demo-

Significant Action of New York Demo-
Gratis.
NEW YORK, April 5-The first gun against S. j,
Tilden as the Democratic candidate for the presi-
dency was fired today, follows: conference of a
number of leading Democrats of this state was held
In this city this afternoon at the residence of Hon
August Belmont, to consider the present condition
and future prospects of the party, and make such
suggestions to the Democrats in the interests of
union harmony and success as the necessities of the
situation call for. The meeting was private but it is
learned from reliable source that there were pres
ent a large number Of gentlemen from all parts of
tne State representing all elements of the party.
The conference decided upon Hon. Horatio Seymour
as candidate for Governor, if he will accent.
NEW YORK, April Cat a cauc us of leading
democrats Saturday letter was read from Hora,io
Seymour stating that under no circumstances would
he be candidate for governor.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.

Death OF n Prominent Citizen of Eisde-
ford.
BIDDEFoRD, April 6.-Thomas II. Cole, an Old
resident of this city, died this morning from the ef
feet of a cancer. Mr. Cole until few years ago was
actively engaged in the grocery business in this city,
but owing to poor health retired from business few
years ago. He was president of the First National
bank of this city and large owner of real estate,
active Christian and temperance man. He has held
many offices of trust and honor within the gift of the
people, two years ago being elected city treasurer.
He was Ga years Of age.
Postal Appointments.
WASHINGTON, April 6.-Postmasters appointed
VIM. H, Nevens, Cornish, York county, Me-; Mra.
Mary j. Bartlett North Newry, Oxford county, Me.
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH,
Acflen OF the National Board.-Investi.a.
tons TO be Made i'm Eareiu., Eauut.;a.

mons TO be Made i'm Foreign Countries.
WASHINGTON, April 6.-The National Board of
Health, alter four days session. adjourned last night
10 meet at Atlanta, May 1. 1t agreed upon the pro-
Visions OF bill to promote health, prevent the in
PRODUCTION OF contagious and infectious diseases, and
Will transmit the measure to the Senate Committee
on Epidemics, at whose request it was prepared 1t
also selected number of subjects which require
immediate attention and referred them for inyestga-
ton and consideration to various standing commit.
tees upon food adulteratons epidemic diseases sta
tstics etc., and to the executive committee, which,
when the board is not is session. has power to act on
an matters not involving expenditure of money.
WIN view to the more careful study of conta gous
in foreign countries where they originate the
board appointed special commission to shortly sail
to Havana to investigate yellow fever in Cuba.
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THE DOMINION.

The Quebtc Conservatives Angry.-An-
nexation to the United States Preferable
the Present Res lime.
QUEBEC, April 5.-The Conservative press of the
Province do not withdraw from the position assumed
in reference to Lornes action in the Littellier diff
Guilty. Prominent Conservatives aver they prefer
nexation to the United States to regime of English
whip and Downing street interference with the re-
sponsble government of Canada.
British Co N mbia Dissatisfied.
VICTORIA, c., April 6.-The relations of this Pro-
vince with the Dominion is rapidly approaching
crisis on the new tariff in consequence of the tardi
ness Of the Canadian government in announcing it.
The railway policy is causing much uneasines, even
among the friends of the confederation.
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A $55O,000 Fire in PhiIaaelpbia

PHILADELPHIA, April 6-Fire this morning in a
fve-story building on the corner Of Grown and Race
streets, burned out several firms, causing a total
loss. 1t communicated to the five story building
corner OF 4th street. occupied by five firms who lose
everything. Eight business blocks, including the
ABOVE and three dwellings were destroyed and sew
era. buildings badly burned. One man was killed.
Gnu SEVERAL including an assistant fire engineer,
io'urtd' Total loss estimated at $4,000.
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The sonth Carolina Ballot Box Suffer.
EcIghieued

CHARLESTON, April 6.-The u s. Court Of this
district conyenes tomorrow, Judge Bond presiding.
intense interest Is felt in the proceedings ESQ well
known citizens of the state have been arrested and
VIII be tried for alleged violations of the election
laws at the last electioil The u S. Distr let Ator-
ney ana assistants assert that they propose tn apply
tne test oath to all jurc This causes much un-
easiness. 1.-THE test ath is applied to jurles they
Will probably be exclusively negroes.
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EGYPT.

The tKhedive Ignores the Minister OF
Finance.
CAIRO, April 5.-The Khedive with out consulting
the ministers drafted budget in opposition to that
submitted by Rivers Wilson. Seventy pashas and
ninety civil officers signed the document which
pledges the government henceforth to pay interest
on the funded debt punctually. The Khedive in
tends to submit the budget to the powers. He pro-
fesses readiness in case of the designations of
Wilson and LIE BGgneers to guarantee the MAIN
tenance of the constitutional regime
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DIED.


In this city, April 9Th, Mary, wife of Charles
Brown, aged 40 years.
Notice of funeral hereafter
In Cumberland Mills, ApTn 9Th, Gertrude, only
daughter of Harlan M. and Hattie Raymond aged
years, month and "a days.
Funeral service on Monday afternoon at . oclk.
Burial private.1
In Athens. March 81, Joseph futile, aged rs years
3 months.
In Skowhegan, April 1. Mrs. Susan c., widow ot
the late General Locke, aged 81 years. "
In Ellsworth: March %, Stephen b ;. sen Of Geo. z.
Brooks, aged IA years. WV 49,
rE1The funeral service of the late Mrs. W. w
Brown will be held at her late residence, No. ISL
iuvite1. nN' a''
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A Newspaper Correspondent in Hail for
Contempt.

CHICAGO, April 5.-News is received fronl Spring.
field that Frank Nevins has been committed to jail
for contempt of the House in refusing to answer
questions regarding the of his inform aon for
certain dispatches to the Chicago Tribune. This is
the first case of the kind in Illinois. The Tribune
announces edltorally that 1t will fight the case with
all the power 1t may be able, and it has gagged emil
nent counsel.
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against SASSY a ASS one week ago. comm.r,,,,

bills 4eis a Ass gold. eieiai
Subscriptions to per cent bonds TODAY. noro .-so
the week S77237 45O last week. $3.50 75 since a ,Ur
uary /, S347 100000. N'Deo JAIL
The stock market has been strong through tbe dov
with higher prices throughout, and nothing annears
to be needed but an easy money market 70 d ra's
lively and buoyant market. e'o
The sales to-day were Pacific Mail 100 shares
Western Union L, ZOO shares, Northwestern 40 sGo
shares, preferred 400, Rock Island $780, ST Paul %
200, do preferred 1900, Cleveland Columbus & ind
ana Central Eric 500. st Joseph 1900, preferred
500. Lake Shore 100, New York Central 1900 Ohio
& Mississippi 6,700, Wabash 1900 Union Pacific 5000
Michigan Central 610O Delaware & Hudson 1 800.
30 100, Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph 900 Distrct Of
Columbia, 3-65s 10000 "
Inc following were the closing quotations of Gov
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LIVERPOOL, ENG. Steamship Domnion-62-
600 bush wheat $500 bush peas, $3.50 lbs cheese 800
bbs beef $1,000 lbs bacon, 660O lbs lard 1920 bbs ap
pies, 600 lbs taow 800 bds leather board 10 bxs
nails, 81 bbls potash, II packages merchandise, 10
horses, 1870 sheep, 600 lbs hams, 400 do oatmeal
case organ, 60o lbs provisions, LOO do buckwheat.
HAVANA. Schr Geo X Hatch-2Ol3 shocks and
heads, 1929 box shocks, 10000 hoops.
CARDENAS. Schr L A Orr-1316 shocks and
heads, 5Si bdls hoops, GAS empty casks.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-07
AFHHANISTAN.

British Officers Anxious for Peace.
PEscHAwAUR, April 6.-Many officers consider
peace with Afghan desirable even if the British do
not obtain the cession of Ruram. 1t is believed all
the frontier tribes are only waiting for the signal
from Yakoob Khan to make an attac6 the moment
negotiations are broken off.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-07
METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY.FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
April 7, A. M.
For New England
clear weather, followed by increasing cloudiness,
possibly by rain, warmer southwest winds and gen.
orally lower pressure.
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DE la MATYR'S SCHEME.
He Proposes "a Loan for $3.50, 900 900 TO,
Internal mDr0veme,,ts

Internal Improvements,
WASHINGTON, April 5-Representative De La
Matyr has prepared and will introduce in the House
fa opportunity offers, bill authorizing loan of
1000 Of full legal teuder money to certain
companies to be expended in internal mpr ovements.
1t will be proposed that the loan shall be made for
20 years. without interest for the first five years and
per cent interest to be paid semi annually there
after. The following are the corporations men,
TONED to whom such loans would be made: The
James River q Kanawha Canal, Great Western
Canal, Florida Coast Canal. Fort st. Philip Canal,
Niagara Falls Canal, Lexington & Big Sandy, Rail-
ROAD, the railroads connecting the waters of the
Mississippi with the Pacific coast, and to improve
the Ohio river
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CaIfferni. Mining Stacks.


NEW YORK, April 5-Market quiet at unchanged
prices; demand fair and offerings moderate; No
Massachusetts shore mackerel at 500 o. "a 25 CO., No Q
60 at 10 q rs: No medium at 3 % a So; small
No at 80 g 90; No bays at l5 90 a IS CD: dry
Grand Bank: boxed herring is q 1sc; Nova Scotia
shore split herring 25 q AGO.
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MARINE NEWS.
Dana

Damage 10 a Machias Vessel.
NEW YORK, April 6.-The schooner Henry Of Ma.
Chs, Cabaren for Philadelphia, was lowed to this
portwith loss of rudder and bowsprit sprung.
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&c. ..n s,ocn and money Nsrke,

NEW YORK. April 5-P. M.-Money closed at per
cent. on call. The bank statement is again unfa-
oyrabe and the of reserve reduced to the low
limit of one million
Sterling Exchange is higher on 60 day bls.. We
quote bankers asking rates 6O-days bills at S4s6t
per (of $4,s665 par value), and on demand SASH
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We would call special attention to the A ssessOr.'
Notice, which appears in our columns to-day with
reference to Taxes that all persons interested NAV
comply with the tenor of such notice. particularly
the last clause with reference to The U. s. Govern
ment Bonds aud Deposits in Saving Banks, and thus
save hard Thoughts, and possibly hard words, when
too late. mh29sntap16
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Clearing House Transactions.
Receipts of Maine Central II. n
Foreign EXPORTS,

PORTLAND,AIril 4.
For Portland, 26cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting loads 81 miscellaneous merchan-
disc
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MARRIED..

In fremont March %. Bloomfield Higgins Of Edeu
and Miss Fannie 5. Billings of fremont.
In Bluehill, March 26, Geo. E. Marks of Bluehill
and Miss Kate H. Montgomery of PenobscOt
In Industry. March &c. Frank G. Stone and Miss M
Viola Whittier, both of New Sharon.
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&avanu Market.

HAVANA. April 6-Sugar fairly active, prices clos
ing some"hat weak; No to 70 s at 81 q 81 reals
lssses Sugar, No to 10 at A q reals Muscovado
Sugars, common to fair. at Al a reals; Centrifugal
Sugars No II to ID in boxes and hhds Il q Il reals
boxes 720OO bags and 1Os 200 hhds; receipts for the
week at Havana and MataDzas $500 boxes, IL ,26U
bags and 1860 hhds, including $500 boxes 1859
bags and 1920 hhds to the United States Molasses
dul;s so degrees polarization at g 81 reals gold per
keg.
Fregbts steady; loading at Havana for the United
States per box Sugar sac q 90 currency ;per hid
Sugar at so rs; per hid Molasse, at 2 Is a 70;
Falmouth and orders 35s Cd; loading at ports on
north coast Outside port fer the Uhed States per
box Sugar 90 a Is; per hid Sugar at 20 a rs;
per hid Molasses s3 % q %. Spanish gold 2O7t q
207a. Exchange firm.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Portland Daily Wholesale Market.

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
SATURDAY, April 5.-The markets generally are
unchanged. Castor Oil is firm and held at so; New
York manufacturers propose to advance the price
Monday.
The following are to-day's quotations of Flour,
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THE EGYPTIAN FAMINE.

Ten Thousand Deaths i'm three Districts
Another and More Disastrous Famine
Feared.
CAIRO, April 4.-The report of the Englishmen
sent by Rivers Wilson to inquire into the famine in
Upper Egypt shows by statistics that 10000 persons
have died by starvation alone in Girgeh, Keva and
Esna. The famine. which was really money
famine caused by over-taxation, has now termined,
but has left disastrous consequences. If similar
taxation continues and another failure in the rise of
the Nile occurs it will cause famine worse than the
los
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-07
Foreign Imports.
Daily Domestic Receipts.

KEY FRANCIS, WI. Brig Edith-S2l hhds "a t5s
molasses to Churchill g. Co.
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European Markets.

LONDON, April 5-12.3O P. M.-Consos at 81 Gle
for money and account.
LONDON, April 5-12.30 P. M.-American secu1i-
ties-United States bonds, 67s at 1O4; new SIS 1914
new as at 1913; as, 1O2; 10iQs at 1919; Erie 25i
Illinois Central Si3.
LIVERPOOL, April $3.50 P. M.-Cotton in good
demand; Upands at SAD; Orleans at Gid; sal 10 GOO
bales, including 1000 for speculation and export Re-
cepts 81, 200 bales including 5100 American,
Flour at s 6 q 10; Winter Wheat at II "a Q; do
spring at q Q; California averages at 10 % A;
club SO COS. Corn at 4 g. Peas a. Provisions
&c-Pork at 50 G; Beef at IS; Bacon at 81 a. q g.
Lard at SO G. Cheese at IS. TaDow at IS 6. At Lon
don SO.
PARIS. April 5-Rentes ia So.
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Ne ls.oLa,,- ~ The old re-
III, HUUkEI 8 EW auauuo liable
O6DV9 Diseases
%uyun 00IIn of the
VYlurE ~nUUEs Throat.

Endorsed by physicians. Used by thousands 1t
will cure YOU, No opium in it. Mothers, you can
conquer that dreadful toe, Group, with it, Have it
on hand, and save the child. Sold by Druggists.
fe24 eOd1m&w3m9
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Roston stock MARKET.
(Sales of the Brokers' Board, April 81

By water conveyance-10Oo bush corn meal to G
w True & Co.
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MEMORANDA.

Brig VIM Robertson, Harding. from Havana for
Delaware Breakwater which put into Charleston
Mich in distress has repaired and proceeded 4th inst
=, No truth in the report that brig Ronda was at
Provincetown dismasted.
Sch Alice Boardman, Lunt from Calais for New
YORK put into Vineyard-H Haven Sd With loss of an
anchor, chain, and part of deckoad lumber. She
dragged ashore 4th at Vineyard-Haven.
Sch belmont Locke Dodge from New York for
Boston, put into Provincetowm 4th with loss of sails
archer. chain. and hedge.
Sch Kenduskeag, Trask, from New York for Bos.
ton, was at Provncetown 4tn with loss OF anchor,
chain. and water casks and sails damaged.
Sch JEFF Borden, ashore near TuckeInuck remains
tight and will come off after dischargiDg.
Sch Neptune's Bride. before reported ashore on
Cape Poge was hauled off night OF Sd inst, after dis
charging deckload.
Sch LiguIe. of fremont, which was dismasted in
the gale OF 31st. was towed into Provincetown ith.
Sch "H Ford" (probably The H f Fort) went
ashore near Station No Z, the 4th. The mate and
one man were lost. The rest are safe.
Sch Joe Carlton. from Baltimore, arrived at Savan-
nah 4th with the crew of scbr Lily French, from
Boston for Wilmington, which was abandoned LIST
inst 100 miles SW OF Cape Clear.
Sch Milton. before reported ashore at New LandoD,
was hauled off Sd and placed the railway for
pairs.
Sch Henry, before reported ashore at North Truro
came off 5th inst.
Sch Mary Lymburner, Bowker from New York fol
Boston. put inta Edgartown Sd with loss of foreboom
and sail damaged,
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Boston Sc Maine Railroad. .....112a
Eastern Railroad. ...... ii q III
Eastern Railroad new bonds) 3ss .."..... - "a 6S
Portland, Saco s. Portsmouth Railroad. 80, - q 953
Sales at Auction.
1 Bates Manufacturing Co., .125
80 Boston u Name Railroad. .........l123 g 1124
The daily gazette., 1879-03-12
FIFTH EDITION.
A RAsCALLY YOUNG BARON.

StHl Another Warning to Aspiring
american Girls.
Boston Herald Special.
NORTH ADAMS, MASS, March S.--An
old scandal has been revived in the SOUTH
srn part of the county. 1t seems that
some three years ago there appeared in
West Stockbridge a young man of fine
address and pleasing manners. He rep
resented himself as the son of q German
nobleman, In rank baron, and succeed
ed in gaining an entrance into the most
select and arislocratc society. He gave
his name As Frederic A. Won Ruprient.
10 all he was courteous to many atten-
tive. 10 one, however, he professed a
strong regard. She was the daughter of
one OF the most prominent manufactu-
rers OF the town. The young couple
were thrown frequently together, and
soon warm attachment sprang np be-
tween them, which eventually ended In
their marriage.
That ceremony was performed In the
German Catholic church at Albany. BY
Rev. Father Nacthau, and was attended
With great pomp and splendor. After a
day or two spent in Albany, the bridal
pair took their departure for New York,
with Intentions taking the steamer
from there direct to Germany. Several
days more passed by and the morning
dawned when they were to take pas
sage across the water. 1t was then
that Mrs. Won Ruprient noticed that
valuable gold watch, the gift ol
her father, was somewhat out of repa..
and her husband took il with the
avowed intention of carrying 1t to Q
neighboring jewelry's and having it re-
pa red. lie left the st. Nicholas will
that expressed intention and the day
passed without his return. Another DAY
dawned and still another, and yet moth
ing was heard Of the missing groom. A
search was finally instituted, when Il
was discovered that the pretended no
bleman had taken passage in an Euro
pean steamer from Philadelphia ant
then the well-nigh distracted brid,
learned for the first time that she hat
been duped by miserable scoundrsl.
"A telegram summoned her father Il
her assistance and under his escort sh,
arrived at her home in West Strock brdg,
asorrowful, broken hearted woman. tn,
scenes OF her childhood, however, hat
not for her the attractions of forme
years, and after remaining . short tim,
she went West, where within the pas
year she has succeeded in procuring al
ONO divorce and rumOr has it that she
soon to marry a wealthy Albany mel
chant. As to the scoundrel whom frs
she married, inquiry abroad revealed th
Intelligence that soon after his arrival 1,
Germany he was arrested as q deserte
from the German army and was eithe
shot or exiled. 1t was also learned tina
he was, as represe nted the son of baron
but was the scapegrace of the family.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-12
THE MARK ETS.

Beef steak, 14a20c; sirloin, 18a2Oc
roast, 14alSc; corned, Sal2c; clipped
25a30c; ham sliced, 16alSc; wholesale, 1Oc
shoulders, 8al0c; fitch, 11a12c; pud
ding, 16c; hogs-head cheese, l2c; lard
10c; mutton, 10al2c; chops, lGal8c veal
l0al6c; outlets, 18a20c; chickens, 10a12
per pd; 81 a S1.5O per pair but,
ter, 80 3 DC. tub butter, 20a25c
eggs 18a20c per doze9; onions 12 cents;
soup beans, 8 cents; honey, 25c. per
pound cabbage, 10 12c. per head
Sc a7.5O per nd. ducks, 90asl % per pr, ,
potatoes 20a25c. per half peck beetsl
10al2c. half peck apples, 12a20 pei
half peck; turkeys, 81 5oas25oper piece
per h.; scrapple, &c; Rock fish, 12.o
per pound: pike, 15c. sea-bass,2 2 lb.
for DC. Founders, 10; cider 7c.pr qt,..25,
pr gal. celery. 8a15 per bunch; shad 60a7l
cents piece; herring, 45a5O per dozen
The daily gazette., 1879-03-12
GERMAN POLITICAL CONFLICT

The Proposed Dissolution of Parlia-
ment-Persondi Alterations ,cith Bis
mdrck-Pr0bable Result Of neso Elec-
ton.
LONDON, March 1.-THE Daily News
correspoddent at Berlin, discussing the
renewed rumors OF this dissolution Of the
heichstag, says: "The personal alterca-
tons Of the last two days have certainly
complicated the situation immensely,
and II mere personal irritatien were to be
considered. Prince Bismarck would have
enough reason for promptly appealing to
the people, but there is yet no occasion
TO doubt that the financial measures will
ut least be substituted to the present
Reichstag. The National Zeitung seems
TO FEAR An early dissolution. 1t admits
that Pnnce Bismarck In all-powerful in
the federal council, which would readily
accede II he proposed dissolution. But
IL adds ominionsly, new election at pres
ent would only result in tho creation of a
radical party which does not exist unless
the socialists can be so considered.
This Is supposed to relate to the alleged
Intention of DIR. Lasker to Join the ad-
vanced liberals. Such coalition of ma
tionals and advanced liberals would
create regular and very radical opposi-
The Pail Mall Gazette's correspondent
at Berlin says: "Dissolution of the Reich
stag Is unlikely before autumn. Prince
bismarck relief mainly upon the election
after the harvest as the most convenient
time for bringing them to the polls"
Inc keichstag to-day rejected the mo-
tion In favor of a European congress To
arrange general disarmament. The
ultramontanes, the socialists and Herr
eonnemann only supported the motion.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-12
TENPERANCE.

A large and enthusiastic temperance
meeting was held last evening in the
Moral Suasion Reform Association room
Third aud King streets, under the auspi.
ces of the Ladies Aid Society of that or.
ganization.
The meeting was presided over bv
solomon Jersey. Addresses were made
Dy lsev. ). b. Mann, Mr.. Crawford and
solomon Hersey. Vocal and instru-
mental music was furnished, and Mist
Florence Hollingsworth, recited an essay
entitled "kvils Of Intemperauce." There
was large amount of interest manifest.
ed In the proceedings.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-12
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

At the annual meeting of the Will
mington Fountain Society, held yester.
were elected:
President-Edward Bnnghurst.
Vice President-Rev. T. q. Littel.
Secretary-Edward Bringhurst, Jr.
Treasurer-R. ii. Ewbanks.
:, Managers-iit. Rev. Alfred Lee, Phil.
lip Garrett, VIM. Candy, Vim. Y. War,
ner, G. W. Rowland, Z. James Belt, Jas
Bradford, L. T. Warner, Edward Belts
William M. Candy, Thomas b. Smith
Geo. W. Bush, Mrs. Margaret Hilles
Mrs. Edward Bringhurst, Mrs. NJ. w
Bringhurst, Mrs. Samuel Candy, Mrs
William Canby, Mrs. q. w. Rowland
Mrs. l. j. LitteL, Mrs. j. F. Vaughn
Miss annah Shipley, Miss Anne Sempl,
Miss Anna f. Candy, Miss Elizabeth u
II lilies.
Previous to the election, the report of
the President was read, and shows tha
the society has fifteen fountains in use
and a balance in the treasury of S62 AZ
The society also has 81 900 invested ii
CITY loan.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-12
THE CASE OF ARCHRrsuon
CELL. Vr

-, CirciNFArI, Ohio, March II
bishop Purcell has receivsS iu L.
nal McCloskey assurances mes - s,'on'
from Catholic congregation u n a,1' \
try. AT a conference held l' ~ ~ 'N' y.
tween the Cardinal and A. A,,i.,ea le ea'
Philadelphia, Boston and d'ppaosAi ps,ss
was decided that the case oSual' Of ~
bishop of Cincinnati shona n 'as =
preference over all Others r, %
viii be brought before The bi.ba,l' ias
country immediately. Plans ,ryl, mIl
mulgated after Easter, and a. h. ',l n,i
to the different conpreoa,,e'p ~ p's \
priests. s"''Os u