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The New York herald., 1879-02-25
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED; FUTURES
CLOSED sTEADY-ELouR FIRM-wHEAT
QUIET-CORN FIRM-OATS FIRMER-PORK
FIRMER-LARD HIRMER--wHIsKEY LOWER
SPIRITS TURPENTINE DULL-RosIN DULL
COFFEE lac. LowER--sUGAE DULL-PETRo-
LEUM FIRM.
MONDAY, Feb. 24-6P M.
Business was fairly active to-day in nearly all de-
partments of trade. On Change there in
creased buoyancy in most articles aud in some
prices were higher. Flour firm. Wheat was
quiet and without decided change. Corn was frmer
Oats were frmer. whiskey lower Pork quiet. but
frmer. Lard hrmer, but somewhat irregular. Cot
ton on the spot unchsn futures closed steady
Coffee was nc lower Sugar dull Naval quiet Oils
firm. Petroleum firm.
Coyyxx x-The market for Brazils quiet aud
quotations down Ac The Aabinc arrived Sunday with
5000 bags Rio and to-day onday, the Bride In with
252 bags Rio Brothers with so bags total
732 bsgs We note sales of 1000 bags Rio per Berlin
at i2,,c GIG bags per do at l3c and 346 bags
per do tod sale) private terms and withdrawn from
stock 1000 bags do. per do Mild coffee dull and
weak We quote Ordinary careoes Io,c 1osc; fair
do is,s good do i4c prime do, l4,sc; extreme range
for lots Ioc 61c Santos. fair to good 13sc. l4c.,
30 days Java government bags 23c 241sc.; do grass
mats 23,c 25tsc; Singapore 16c. lie; Ccylon. I5c.
i,i.c, Jamacs lie fSc St Domingo i0s.c he
Costa Rica I5c iNc Mexican, l5c 16c Angostura,
I5c lie; Savana, 13c. l7c:: Cnracoa 13isc lac
stock Rio santos cofses February 49, 1870
A.. xsxaiu ain
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL

LIVERPOOL, Feb "a 30 r. M.
Cotton-The sales to-day include $3.50 bales American.
FuuresUpands low middling clause February delivery.
Sad uplands low mddling clause, February and March
delivery 5nd uplands low mddling clause. March and
April delivery. Sgd. upands low middng clanse June
and July delivery. 5ls uplands. low middling cause.
August and September delivery l032d uplands, low
mddng clause crop shipped January and February,
sail l332d.
Produce-Calcutta linseed AS. per quarter. Refined
petroleum, 758d. Tad. gallon Linseed oil, Ed os
per ton.
ANTWERP. Feb ~, 1879.
Petroleum, 23Is for fine pale American.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. ~, 1879.
Pork-Prme Eastern frmer at 52s; Western frmer
Bacon-Cumberand cut dull at 2ss short rib dull
27s Hams-ong steady at iOs shoulders dull at 23s
Beef-India mess steady ut 7ts.. extra do hrnvr nc
SIS; prime do steady 70s. Lard-Prme Western
steady a 34s. I'd. Tallow-Prime city steady at
mon steady at Is Cd fine steady at los I'd.
Cheese American choice rmer at 45s. Lard oil hrmer at
37s Flour-Extra State steady M 23s Wheat-Spring
No steady Is 3D. spring No 2, none in the market;
steady 3D. CornMxed, new, steady mt As I'd old
steady at As sd Cottonseed oilYelow American steady
ut pos Rosn-Common London irmer At 5s. Turpen-
tine-Spirits dull 3D. Wheat-Weekly receipts from
do other sources 800 do. Corn-Receips, D. 75u
quarters.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, Feb 24-4P.M.
ConsoIs 90 5-I6 for both money and the account.
United States az cent bonds lO7 ten forties lo4;
ives, 1864.
Erie, 27s6 Reading, 131s
The amount OF bullion withdrawn from the Bank of Eng
lana on balance to-day is fl0o,Oo0.
Paris advices quote five cent rentes llof Sc Tor
~" PARIS. Feb. "a, 1879
Exchange on London 25f. 2e1sc for checks
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$40 go $40 eoiS May Lard strong and higher at g. -
So middle of March, S6 -. April; 81 o21s Stc
May Bukmeats strong aud higher shoulders e. ~; g.
rib IS 2O clear sides, s. 81. Dressed hogs % 1
Whskey steady and unchanged at 81 o. Eggs quiet and
weak at lie 121sc Recepts-Flour, 1000 bbls wheat
SO 900 bushels: 12s0D do. oats, 33UO do; rye,
$500 do. barley $3.50 do shipmentsflour IL bois
wheat $4,000 bushels; 3d. 900 do oats 2ooo dosS
rye. 2 300 do. barley, 1900 do.
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Wheat was quiet and without decided cnange The fol
0S sbus ssmss
March, 81 i$ bid, u 1875 asked; DO, April. 81 i4 Sd
%ssT Fl :.
g. As: s.tss sS .;sssi ;si; ss
sS's:i: s e s.ssF 3; .ssA %
$S AgI Z tss s ss si s:
No red, 81 iaI Tor No. amber sc 10. sspriag,
g ss S & % gns Il u . ss for for
"a nnsEsSsa No. Now YORK spsins
bid BID s sS ss1es DO No 4s bid a Sd dG 90
asked do. 10 4eac bid ae7sc asked; old, 47se
Do id ss
Do Nc t 4ssc ss:h bid 1 a 4 a. ts 1900 bushels
Sssas,: No. is5 %arsa At ssxs isSoS a. Do, 4psii,
+ & 1se ds TAs 4s spot
sais e q IT'S rs ter ss s
do 4e6c 4s,ss Jersey yellow Total sales 700
fer time and speculative dsSaSd was soed
Wits VIE s Err % xhs wh IS~nai a. wss
s4c; No white sssac ss.sc ungraded mixed, Csc
m'ssS sales ts %Ass
strong The sales included No New York a ss1sc No
Sse; sSac No do. at ss1e. s4c. No do at s21ac
loc for "a lbs ec. S1c for lbs and sac salc
hrMr Asp JurE;-Jute butts were quiet but steady
Cruz about 2ooo bales Ssal 800 bales Of which
sold previous to arrival We quote American, double
dressed $40; single dressed $50; undressed $2 $3.50
Russia clean 500 $2iO Italian, *6S $40; jute 4sc
5c; juts butts 2c 716c., cash and time. Manila
hemp Sac. 6ySc. Sisal, 4ssc.
MoIAssrsEForegn was dai but New Orleans was active
Cuba, centrifugal aud mixed; Ice lsc.; cayed lsc.
20c muscovado, 22c 25c. English Islands, iSc pic
do, last crop, 2Sc 36c New Orleans, common 27c
prime to choice, 32e; ;ssc fancy, 4oc.
NAVAL SroKks-The market for spirits turpentine was
dull but without change Rosin dull at late prices
which steadily held Tar in fair obbing demand
.-SprttS turDentine.
solse: Rosip, good strained y 42ls 81 ao Tar-Wil
Advces from Wilmington were as foliows-Rosin dull
strained, 81 Is; good steady, 81 17s. Spirits nominal
Tar steady at 81 30 Turpentine steady hard 81 49, soft
and virgin. 81 75
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state bonds were fairly steady. Louisiana consols
opened at 52. advanced to 53 and fell to 5ljs. and
steady for Alabama, class O; North Carolina
skies, old. and old Tennessee skies. to which deal
ings confined In railroad bonds there was an
advance of "a in O., q. and q. frsts, In Jersey
Central convertible assented, u in ST. Paul sinking
funds, Lchgh and wilkcsbarre consols assented.
Denver and Rio Grande hrsts and Central Pacific
gold bonds. and y I'm Central Pacific (ssn joaquin
branch). There was decline of x in Missouri,
Kansas and Texas seconds. u in Chesapeake and
OHIO hrsts, series u, and Y Jersey Central fret
consols asscntcd. Harlem frsts sevens coupon
sold at 123h. Northwest consois registered gold
bonds at 1O7h Canada southern frsts guaranteed at
80 sos and New York Elevated Railroad nrsts at
1854.
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CorroS firm ~ late prices aud In fair de-
mand Futures opened ~ Fridays closing prices The
market was quiet and prices uctusted but little closing
steady with loss for the day Of points The closing
prices to-day compared with those Of Friday, oi
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rces Of spot cotton The following quotations based
American standard of classification and cotton in
store running in quality than half grade above
below the grade uuoted
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S50n La 7,s. consol.

5000 La rs. consol... 81
5000 G, g X I q 3D.. 25
5000 q, G IL / Z LIST. :. CO
5000 G. G, G 4 l con-. ~
1000 Leh&WB con, as 81
5000 Mo. X Il I con as Sc
10000 do. .s3 SO
1000 Can So 1st, 3D.. 90
2O0O NY Elevated lst 1O5
1000 do. -. 1O5
400 Ches&O lst, serb 80
10000 Den 4 Rio Il 1st ~
1000 Ohio Il Miss I'd. 81
40 shs Peoples Bank liz
20 Wells Fargo Ex.. 81
30 Ontario Silver Min ~
10 do. ............ ~
S Homestake Mining ~
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Mining Stock Exchange were:-.
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FINANCIAL.

4 + REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages same
bought Insurance of all kinds effected with best compa
nies lowest premiums.
j. j. HABRICH 4 CO., 1865 Broadway; box $40.
81 100000 FOR FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS ON
"A approved city and Brooklyn property at cents
600 special funds at 5a cent JOHN e. ALLlSOS.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.

$4,000 La con.
1000 N g 6's, o, j Il j.
1000 Alabama. class Z
l180O NJ. X Il I C, ass.
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MEMPHIS CITY OR TENNESSEE BONDS TAKEN IN
whole or part payment for $5 900 Stock and Busi-
ness paying handsomely in neghboring city, q. G.,
Broad ST.. room H.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-09
THE ZULU WAR.
A BRITISH CONVOY OF SUPPLIES
ATT iCKED BY ZULUS.
Tae British Lose Heavily in Killed and
Wounded.

CAPE Town, April s. A convoy of sup
plies proceeding from Derby Londona dis
trict to Luneburg, on the Pangola river, es-
corted by l0i men of the soth regiment, was
attacked at daybreak on March l2, on banks
of ltonibe, by 1000 Zulus, under Umbelini.
The British were under arms, but over
whelmed by the superior force of the Zulu
enemy.
Capt. Moriarty and 40 men we're killed and
20 are missing. Fate of tho wagon drivers
is unknown. $50 men of the S0th regiment
subsequently proceeded to the scene and re-
covered a quantity of rockets and ammuni-
ton and buried the dead.
Twenty wagons containing supplies were
lost relief column for EkOwe started the
26th of March. A party of volunteers visit
ed the battlefield of Isandula, and found the
Iulus had left 100 wagons, but removed the
guns and ammunition.
\ great meeting of Doors has commenced.
The City of Paris with battalion of the 2lst
regiment, City of Venice. Lady Margaret,
with the army service corps, Olympus, with
engineers, and China, with the Oath regiment
have arrived.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was held
here tine 24th, and confidence expressed in
Bartle Frere and thanked government for
sending reinforcements.
The surprise was complete, as the sentinel
only saw the Zulus when within 10 PAGES.
British poured a steady fire across the river,
but the Zulus were undaunted, though losing
heavily. Only 10 of Moriarty's men escaped
across the river. They were sleeping when
attacked. The sentry was the only man who
had time to fire. Relief columns for Ekowe
number 5000 men,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-09
WASHINGTON.
Committee Work.

WASHINGTON, April :. The Senate COM
mittee on military affairs reconsidered its for
mer action in regard to the army promotions
matter 10 the Senate
The Senate committee on appropriations.
by a strict party vote, decided to report back
the army bill without amendment. and rec
ommend its passage precisely as it came from
the House.
The report of the House committee on
rules, to be submitted tomorrow, recon-
mend three-fourths majority for the suspen-
sion of rules, instead of two-thrds, and in
crease the judiciary committee from eleven to
fifteen.
Court Matters.
The chief justice announced the court
would hear the Attorney General of Va, on
Monday next, in the Judge Rivers case.
Bank Matters.
The comptroller of the currency has called
for report of the condition of national banks
to April 4.
Financial.
The Senate received from the Secretary OF
the Treasury a letter giving the information
called for concerning the amount of public
moneys deposited with National Banks since
March I, 1871 In addition the Secretary
says: "Am not aware of the terms on which
the moneys are held, except that they must
be properly secured and at all times subject
to call, and all duties connected Herewith
must be transacted without expense to the
government.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-09
THE NEW FOUR rER CENTS.
The Closing Out of the Five.Twenty
Bonds.
SHERMAN'S VIEWS on THE FINAN
CLAL PROSPECT.

WASHINGTON, April 8. Secretary Sherman
states that the amount of subscriptions for
the four per cent. bonds for uncovered five
twenty bonds on the fourth of April, was S59-
365, 100. The amount taken up to two o'clock
was Sc, j02, 80. At that time he received
subscriptions from the Bank of Commerce in
New York, for $40, 900, 900. This was ac-
cepted From other banks in New York he
received subscriptions of Sl2, zoo, 900, and
this with 81 600, 900 which the London syndi-
cate had the option of, made S59, ,502, $50
This closed the subscription as far as the five
twenties were concerned.
In the meantime subscriptions were sub
mitted that had been received in different
parts of the country, amounting to over ST.
600, 900, but these were of course too late for
acceptance.
From three to five O'Clock on the afternoon
of the 4th, he received subscriptions from the
New York banks amounting to between $50
100000 and Sc, 0,00o, 900 These of course
were also too late and had to be rejected
These offers will be utilized, as arrange
ments will soon have to be made for the sale
of $500, ,000, 900 of four per cent bonds for
ten-torties, but what those arrangements will
be is not at present known.
The $40 certificates are very popular in
deed. There have been sold altogether
ABOUT Siot,uUU worm. Arrangements Tor
their sale have been made at every money or
der Office in the country
Congress was asked to extend to private Of
fees the privilege Of becoming agents for the
sale of these certificates, and the response is
very encouraging.
Secretary Sherman thinks that before the
close of the present year all of the remaining
6 per cent. bonds now redecmable, amount
ing to SiS.019,300 will be converted into
these certificates, or into per cent. bonds,
mainly held by our own people. 1t is this
distribution of the nations securities among
the people generally, that is to be regarded as
Il matter of great satisfaction.
He does not think that because the people
allow their money to be invested at per
cent, there are any indications of want of
business enterprise by which they could be
more profitably invested.
Ii must not be forgotten that these ten
dollar certificates are absolutely safe, and are
untaxcd. This makes them almost equal to
six per cent. security for the taxation on ma
ny other securities is nearly equal to two per
cent Then, too, it must be remembered
that this is a movement in the direction of
large reduction Of taxation in the shape of in
terest, and in that way of putting large
amount of money in circulation.
He has no fears of hostile legislation and
believes that the people are with the govern
ment.
No favor has been shown any Of the sub
scribing parties.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-09
THE NEW EXODUS.
Large Numbers Of Negroes Settling in
Kansas.

LEAvENwoRTH, April 8. About 1000 me-
groes from Mississippi and Louisiana are in
this State and others are daily arriving. They
are quartered in Leavenworth. Wyandotts
and Topeka. A few are scattered in other
parts of the State, seeking work a. farm
hands or at anything they can do, but the
main army are encanped in the towns men,
toned They are willing to work. few
Of the men find work at odd jobs about town
and some of the women as house servants.
They have no plans for the future. They
have but little money, and though citizens
are assisting them, they will need more than
local aid. All tell the same story Of social
and political persecution in the Southern
States
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-09
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

BERLIN, April s. Germany expects to
realize from the new protective duties hun
dred thousand marks.
The whole capital of the Quertier Cable
Company is subscribed. n.
The French cabinet to-day are considering
the Egyptian question.
Wilson and Bliqunieres refuse TO vacate
their ministerial posts at the Khedive's or
ders, unless authorized by England and by
France. 1t is stated the khedive has made .
change in his ministry in order to have il dis
tinctively Egyptian, in consonance with the
sentiment of the people.
The London Times says consols touched
90 Monday, the first time since SO. Prices
of all first class securities are SO high capi-
talists don't know what to do with their mon
ey. Discount houses are obliged to refuse
large deposits offered from the provinces
Three months bank bills are granted at I l-2
and - discount.
The directors of the Anglo-American Cable
Co. will organize the new French Cable Com
pany.
DIR. Butt is worse.
PARIS, April &. Louis Blanque, impris-
oned for conspiracy against government in
1870, received 800 votes in Bordeaux. Two
obscure radicals polled 1900 each and if
these on the second ballot are counted for
Blanque he will be returned. This is con-
sidered significant.
1t seems certain that Yodellc, Bonapartist,
will be elected from Champ Elysee on second
ballot.
LONDON, April s. The President of the
Belgian assembly has written to Eugene
Schuyler thanking him in the name Of the
nation for his famous report of Turkish
atrocities in Roumela
The pope has contributed $4,000 to the
Catholic school fund at Rome.
King Humbert has visited Garibaldi.
A terrible sporadic fever is raging at Casa
lanca, Morocco, among both Europeans and
natives. Business is at a complete stand
still.
President Grevy has pardoned 232 more
Communists.
Tuesdays cabinet council withheld per-
mission from Mr.. Wilson to retire from the
Egyptian ministry.
The despatch of squadron to Alexandra
is considered certain at Paris.
ALEXANDRIA, April s. A letter from the
Khedive is published accusing the foreign
ministers of desiring to establish laws re-
pugnant to the Mahomedans and large por-
ton of the European population. Creditors
approve of the change Of ministry. 1t is
reported the Khedive acted with the consent
OF Turkey.
CoSsTANrISoPLE, April 8. The inhsbi-
tants are showing seditious spirit and have
refused to pay the land taxes, except in
paper.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-09
POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
VICTORIES IN THE
WEST.
The Majority in Michigan Estimated at
Five to Ten Thousand.
coon VIEWS FROK OTHER PARTS
OF THE COUNTRY

DETROIT, April &. Returns from a hun
dred and sixty towns, including Detroit, with
a democratic majority of 1900, give Campbell,
republican, for Supreme Court, 1l9 Gros-
venor, rep, for regent, 800, and Shearer,
rep, for regent, Az majority.
Later. Almost complete returns from 20
of the most popular counties, give Campbell,
for Supreme Court Justice, 25O0 majority.
Grosvenor and Shearer are elected regents by
small majortics.
The majority on the republican State ticket
is estimated from 5000 to 10000 over the
democratic and greenback coalition.
At Grand Rapids the citizens ticket, com
posed of hard money republicans and demo-
Gratis. was elected.
AT Lansing, the republicans elect the en-
tire city ticket
At jackson, the democrats elected the may
or, but the republicans the balance of the city
ticket.
At East Saginaw, the republicans electing
the mayor, and the balance of the ticket vas
mixed
At Adrian the republicans laye elected the
mayor.
At Muskegon the republicans elect the
mayor, and the democrats the balance of the
city ticket.
At Port Huron the coalition elected the en-
tire city ticket.
At Bay City the republicans elect the may
or, and the democrats and nationals decide
the balance. The city ticket is divided be-
tween them.
TOLEDO, April 3. The election was quiet
and orderly. A very full vote was polled
Returns from all but one ward indicate the
election of the entire national ticket. and
with the possible exception of police Judge
by 400 or 800 majority. The board of alder
men stands two republicans, two democrats
and four nationals. The national ticket is
headed by Jacob Rowcs for mayor The vote
of that party shows about the same strength
as at the last fall election.
The latest from Toledo says the democrats
elect police judge and the nationals the re-
mainder of the city ticket, with four mem
bers of the board of education, four police
commissioners, three aldermen and five coun-
cilmcn.
CoLuMBus, April s. Full official figures Of
the election in this city, give the republicans
the victory.
CINCINNATI, April 5. In this city the re-
publcans elect their city ticket, except the
police Judge Seventeen of the u towns
heard from were carried by the republicans,
seven by democrats and three by the indie
pendents.
CANDtskt, -tlbTli .. lie uclnoCTdts nave
elected the mayor.
CLEVELAND, April s. The republicans
have majority of ten in the city council.
PRINCETON, n. j., April 8. The city cleo
tion, yesterday, was carried by the republi-
cans.
EVANSVILLE Ind, April 3. The rcpubli-
cans have elected the entire ticket.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. April s. The green
hackers elect the mayor, and the republicans
the treasurer and Il majority of the aldermen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-09
Belgrade L9eals.

Belgrade Locals. $3.50
ID. II. W. Colder of Belgrade Mills, the
enterprising manufacturers Of spools have
purchased the past winter some fourteen hun
dred cords of white birch to be manufactured
into spools, one-half of which they have pur-
chased of the farmers in the vicinity of their
place of business. The other seven hundred
cords they purchased in Skowhegan and Uni
ty, at which places it was sawed and punched
up and brought by cars to Belgrade Depot.
VIM. II. and Joseph Hersom took the con-
tract to haul this spool timber from the depot
to the mills, "A distance of six miles, and last
week they hauled their last load, and since
they commenced their job the first of the
winter they have not had to suspend work but
one day during the whole time, and
that on account of a severe rain storm For
energy and denterprise the Messrs Hersoms arc
not to be beaten in this section. The spool
factory Of the Golders gives employment to
some Is or 20 hands, and in these times of
business depression, the amount which they
pay for labor and for the timber which they
purchase of the farmers is of no small i'm
portance. ~
Those who are fortunate enough to possess
a good maple orchard have been busily at
work for the past two weeks in the manufac-
ture of maple syrup, but the season thus far
has not been very favorable for a large yield,
there having been as yet but two or three days
in which there has been good flow of sap.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-09

There being considerable snow upon the
ground yet, if the weather should be warm for a
week good crop of syrup would be secured
OF the twelve inmates at the poor house in
this town, the past year six bear the name of
Smith, and il has not been a good year for
Smiths at that institution either
The second edition of colds have been pre-
vailing quite extensively in this section of
late it is to be hoped that the advent of warm
weather will bring relief to many that have
been severely afflicted the past winter
A considerable number Of the farmers
hereabouts are going into the raising of sugar
beets, believing that they can realize more
ready money from this than from any other
crop that they can raise, but they will have
to learn that it will require patience and care
full cultivation to make the enterprise one of
success.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-09
CANADA.
Indian Matters,

OTTAWA, April s. The Indians in the vi
cinity of Lapelle river. urged by hunger,
have made raid and are seizing provisions
and forage. lot of government supplies
has been captured
Legislative. r...
In Commons, Decosmos, member for Co
lumbia, moved for leave to introduce bill to
provide for the peaceful separation Of British
Columbia from the Dominion Of Canads.
The speaker declared the motion to be out Of
order.
Arrested.
MONTREAL, April 8. Hamilton Brock,
who absconded from Boston with S22, 900 be-
longing to the creditors of Frank Paige, has
been arrested here.
Murder.
Catherine Thompson. aged 65, was to-day
found murdered at Markham.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-09
EXPLOSION.
One Person Killed and One Injured.

BRIDGEroRr, April s. BY the explosion
of a case of bullet breech caps in the fulmi-
nate room of the Union Metallic Cartridge
Co.'S works, this morning, Mary A. White,
aged % years, was fatally injured, living but
three hours. Harper Watson was cut about
the face by flying shells, but not serious. Al
though the force of the explosion was very
great, blowing out windows of the room,
none of the other six employees were in
jured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-09
NEW HAMPSHIRE,
Dissatisfied Tax.Payers.

BATH, Aprls. Great dissatisfaction is ex-
pressed here with the iron-clad inventory law
now being enforced, requiring detailed state
ment under oath of all taxable property by
April 18th. Some will refuse compliance
The effect of the law has been to drive u vast
amount of money out of the State Large
amounts in this and adjoining towns were in
vetned in United States bonds during last
month.