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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-02-28
sHIPwRECK.
Loss Of the Bark Hawthorne...Snifer.
ings Of the CreW...TwO Of them
Drowncd...The Captain md Others
Rescued by a British Bark.
New York Times,

The American bark Hawthorne. Cap
tain w. B. Mason, Jr., left Singapore
for Boston lgwitlua general cargo, on the
4th az October1ast, and had favorable
weather untilthe latter part ofiJanu-
ary. When Cape Hatteras was passed.
Northwest gales were then encountered,
and the bark was driven of into the
Gulf Stream. At noon on February III,
Captain Mason took observations, but
az ii n. 1.-THE Hawthorne went ashore.
The captain had no idea where he was.
According to his observations, made at
noon, he should have been IN deep
water. The night was dark and the
seas made complete breach over the
vessels decks, washing away everything
movable. At daybreak two boats were
launched, and the crew rowed away,
taking with them only small bag Of
broad' n few cans Of meat and n jug OF
water, |The log-book, Instruments, etc.
were left behind. During the day il
rained, and the crew were thoroughly
drenched, 70 that, the weather being
cold, their suiierings from exposure
were intense. A woman, who was act
ling ns stewardess, was in the larger Of
,he two boats, but sho bore her sufier-
inps ma well M any Of the crew. No land
was In sight at sunset, and, not know
ING where he was, the captain did not
know in which direction To proceed. a
small sail was rugged on the large boat,
which was commanded by the captain,
but he kept as close to the other as pos
sible. AT 2 O'clock next morning inc
latter filed suddenly, and two sailors
Peter q. Peterson and Sergis Ander-
aon were drowned, The other occu-
nonts az tho boat were tho mate and
Charles Minnery, Il lad Of about lSyears
Of ago. They were both dragged into
inc cap,ain's boat, but few hours NJ
terwarl the boy died from exposure.
He was Il native Of Brooklyn, where his
parents reside. Az daylight IN schooner
was sighted to lecward, sailing toward
the south. Sail was Immediately set
md the boat was soon running toward
the stranger, which proved TO be tho
Grace Gushing, Of Portland, Porto
Rico. AS soon M the bont Wits
observed. the schooner hove to, md
nj about 10 o'clock il camo alongside.
Capt. Mason, the stewardess and nearly
MI of the mon were 30 exhausted from
cold and exposure that they had 10 be
lifted on board. Had they boon com
PEELED TO remain III tho open boat y low
nours longer MI Of thom would doubt
less have persisted Every kindness
wna shown them on the schooner, where
they remained until Saturday Inst,
when, ii latitude 80 degrees and longtl-
tude o. degrees, the British bark Mime
haha, Captain Brounsik, bound from
Londonderry for this port, was slgnnled.
and the lInwthornos crow was trans
forred To her. Yesterday afternoon tho
british bark was moored ut Brooklyn,
and the shipwrecked seamen Were
landed. Captain Mason cannot under
stand how no got out Of his reckoning,
but thinks he went ashore vt or near
tho South shoa. Tho Hawthorne reg
lstored zoo toms, WINS built nj kcnne-
bunkport, Me-, and wns owned by q, 9.
Lord q CO., OF boston.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-02-28

TilE New York Pubic gives the fol-
lowing explanation OF the rush for
investment, which has been remarked
in the sale Of stocks and bonds: ''rhe
rush for inyestment-what does it
mean2 Evidently it means that the
people have been boarding specie, in
the hope or the fear that resumption
would fail, have begun to seek some
paying investment for their money.
They have been lying out Of interest for
Il long time, and are anxious TO make
their money earn something. As the
chance Of using specie rs merchandise
and making money by selling coin van
ishes from sight, they discover that il
pays better to hoard bonds than to hoard
gold. Accordingly they buy govern
ment bonds, and the subscriptions for
the four per cent. bonds are doubtless
in part from persons Of this class. As
they actually had the specie boarded
in banks or safe deposit companies, or
otherwise, Il considerable amount Of
actual coin lows into the treasury Or
the authorized dcpositaries.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-02-28

4 GENTLEMAN in Dayton, q, who,
ten years ago, became guardian Of his
granddaughter. and took charge Of the
estate Of $4,000 left her by her father,
has just surrendered it, increased u
$4,000, upon her attaining her major
ity.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-02-28

So far, the various suggestions which
have been made BY both Germany and
the Vatican for settling the proposition
Of the compromised bishops, have
proven fruitless.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-02-28

A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bill i before the
legislature or Connecticut.
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MASS DU VERNET'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
WI lO2 FAST 81TITSTa NETWORK.
A COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT viii be added In September.
where will be prepared FOL American aud European
MR.. H. BFAUCHAMP TEMPLE, Of Fton and oxford,
and late Principal OF Temple Academy. Brooklyn. HEAD
MASTER. Circulars at LOckwoOds, No. Sl2 3roadW ay.
after July 10 further information address H. BEAU.
PIE. Damon. CONN.
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PROPOSALS. FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
DEPOT orARrRRMAsrER,s OFFICE.

llS9 Girard-st, PGILADRLPHA, Penn. July II, 1879
and Of the to bidders attached to
each win be received at this Office until noon august 70
pertinent with the following articles;
10 BE DELIVERED AT F TE c1 DEPOT AT
1000 wooen Blankets II 600 Common Tent Pins; 1900
scfGb0inr Brushes 5000 yards Sky Bloc Kersey Ca heavy
quality 10000 Yards Canton Flannel. - - .
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To DELIVERED Al TIE oUARrRnhAsrERs DEPOT 1T PHLA
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Crossed Rides 260IO Letters 10000 Numbers 100000
Pa6Ts w S Woo , % PaS Se eaer
sole Leather rsht for boot C9anters 100000 feet MAX
sEyers, white xxx preferred 900 sweede; Lasting
h American Hais square eHt No. III 1000 pairs Arctic
0vers6oesj 1900 Ioolen blankets; 500 Trumpets
200 Flags 600 Storm Flag. 300 Shoe Flies 5000
Blue Key V e. sGi qaay S 5ao Dark ? Blue Fan6c
g. 1000 ysTaS Black Sea $500 ysrs Wh eo oanyss
BLACK italian ClSh: 100000 yards worsIed Cord 10000
Buttons 600 ss shirt Buttons 1000 d. g. Linen Lap
Thread 2Coo . D. d. Linen Thread sgoosi 10000 spoos
500 dozen spoos W. b. Linen Threa -,
rigid inspecon that full compliance With ne speenea
lions viii be insisted upon and that no article inferior 20 the
The Government reserves light reject any bids
The the articles called for IN this adver
ement viii be subject TO such modhcaions as may be nec
essay certain proposed changes In the Uniform
under consideration are adopted
preference viii be articles OF domestic produc
ton and manufacture conditions Of price and quality being
equal and such preference VII be given 70 articles OF Amer
production and manufacture produced tho Pacific
eXtcut OF the consumption required by the pub
lie service there Revised statutes, 37l6
Tho articles which be used IN the states and Terri
tories Of the PaeGe Coast viii be received and inspected at
san Francisco Cal
For copies OF printed instructions bidders and other IN
formation apply AZ this Office
Envelopes Containing proposals be Endorsed Proposals
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For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.
CLINTON AVENUE INSTITUTE, 1872 Gin
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Collegiate Academic and Preparatory For Circulars apply
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THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY
Il The Fall Of this Day aud Boarding School for
Young Ladies viii open September IA. CHARLES E. WEST
Principal 1SS MontaKue-st, Brooklyn. n. Y.
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Droposdls.
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING, &c.

Il ENGINEER OFFICE, U. g. A.. I
NEWPORT, II. l., Aug 6, 1875
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
IL o'clock the 26th day Of August 1873 as follows
Dredgng-At Woods HOn Harbor, Mass, Providence
River. r. l.. Little Narragansett Bay, X l. and Conn.,
For RIP Rap ranite-For Hyanns Break water Hyannis,
Mas.
For Removing Bowlders-At WOoi's Holl Mass
regard to the works and blank forms for
proposals guaranty will be sent on application 10 this
6dlte q. x. WARREN,
O"-'' 1t Col. Engrs. and Bvt Ma. Gen. Z. S. A.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

1FFTCIAL REPoRT " v STOCK EKCK6 VOC sAEE,
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10. 1879
hsreported on me God and Stock rbtsgrapsCs.
GOVERNMENT sTOOK DEPARFHEYL
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-10-07
CONNECTICUT ELECTIONS.
Proposed Constitutional Amend
ments Defeated.
Democratic Strongholds Carried by the
Republicans.

HARTFORD, Oct. 6.-The Constitutional
amend nents providing for biennial elections
of the legislature, and the appointment OF
judges of the Supreme and Superior Courts
during good behavior or until 70 years of age,
which were voted on today, were both defeated
by an overwhelming majority.
SECOND DESPATCH.
Towns generally elected town officers. In
Waterbury, a strong Democratic city, the
regular Democratic candidate for Mayor is de-
feated and majority of the Aldermen and
Council are Republican.
New Britain, usually Democratic, elects the
entire Republican ticket. In Hartford the
Democrats elect town clerk and collector and a
majority of the town officers, while the Repub-
lcans secure first selectman and several other
officers A recent law provides for minority
representation in all town boards.
Some of the towns voted on the liquor ques-
to- several country towns voting against IL
cense, but majority for it.
Now that the Constitutional amendments
are defeated there will be an election for half
of the Senate and new House of Representa-
tves on Tuesday after the first Monday of No
vember.
MERIDEN, Oct. Cat the town election the
entire Republican ticket was elected
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-10-07
POLITICAL.
The Massachusetts Democrats.
A Lively Convention in Boston To-day
Hon. John @. Adams Undoubtedly will
be The Nominee for Governor.

Boston, Oct. every great interest centres
in the Democratic convention tomorrow.
Many delegates have already arrived. There
was full meeting of the Democratic State
committee this afternoon, during which ar
rangements were perfected for the work OF
the convention tomorrow.
1t is thought an animated contest will be
made in the choice of delegates to the Demo-
cratic National Convention. The gentlemen
more prominently mentioned for this service
are Hon. J. G. Abbott, Hon P A. Collins,
Hon. T. O. Prince and VIM. Gill, ESQ. 1t is
decided that Hon. Leverett Salstonstall will
be the permanent president Of the convention
tomorrow instead of Hon. John Quincy Adj
ans who had been previously determined up
on, and this change is regarded as indicating
that Mr. Adams will be nominated for Gov
ernor.
Hon. VIM. Plunkett will be rendered secoud
place on the ticket with David N. Skillings
Treasurer, and possibly Gen. M. I. Donohue
Secretary of State There is some disaifection
among the younger members, who desired the
nominations should be thrown into the con-
vention. and about seventy withdrew and re-
organized elsewhere but their deliberations
had no important result
Louisiana Democratic State Convention.
BATON ROUGE, Oct. 6.-The Democratic
State Convention met this noon and was
called to order by Hon, Albert voorhees,.
Louis Texade was made temporary chairman.
After appointing committee credentials a
recess was taken until o'clock Wiltz's sup
porters voting down proposition to adjourn
till tomorrow.
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NEW YORK.
A Sensation in Wall Street.

A Sensation in Wall Street.
NEW YORK, Oct. 6. The large iron receiv-
ing tank at the assay office in Wall street ex-
ploded Saturday afternoon. The capacity of
the tank is 800 gallons and was intended to
resist pressure of ninety-fve pounds, but
when seventy was reached Saturday afternoon
there was a sudden crash and explosion, The
massive iron top of the tank was hurled high
into the air and smashed into fifty pieces. The
employees were badly scared, but escaped un-
hurt. The conclusion shook the surrounding
houses and shattered windows in the assay Of
flee and also in the United States treasury
building adjoining.
The Appointment of Inspectors.
The Police Commissioners are progressing
with tolerable rapidity today in appointing
Inspectors of Elections, Tammany Inspectors
being appointed in many cases, but not in a
way to allow the claim that the fourth In
spector in each district shall be Tammanyite.
The Commissioners adjourned to prepare re-
turn to writ of mandamus, failure to
make return leaves the members liable to ar
rest.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Santander Riots.

The Santander R1OGS.
PANAMA, Oct. 6.-Gen, Witches, president
of Santander, has effectually quelled the riots
which desolated the city. The number of the
killed is confined principally to respectable
foreign merchants, only one native merchant
losing his life. Some faithful servants shared
the fate of their masters. The German consul
escaped, but his partner was brutally murder
hailed with delight by the frightened inhabi-
tants of the city, and the fight which ensued
with the Communists was materially assisted
by the citizens.
Matters in Peru.
1t is reported that the steamers o. Higgins
and Amazonas are cruising to intercept the
steamer Orays which sailed from Panama re-
Gently full of torpedoes, arms and ammunition
for Peru
Several Buildings Destroyed in Holywell
Street.
LONDON, Oct. $50 p. ma fire is raging
in Holvwell street, Strand. 1t began in Carl
gan's battery, which, with Leno's printing Of
fee and shops on the opposite side Of the
street, have already been Quilted The build
ings of the entire street are in danger,
$50 p. m.-The fire in Holywell street,
Strand, has been extinguished The damage
proves inconsiderable.
A London despatch says: The question OF
summoning Parliament was discussed by the
Cabinet Council Monday, but ultimately lett
open. 1t is said the temporary occupation OF
Afghanistan has been decided on.
Mexican Notes.
Articles of impeachment have been formally
presented to the Mexican Congress against
Gov Teran of Vera Cruz for his part in the
summary executions in July last,
Congress is discussing bill to place the
disputed territory, which includes the Maiade
mines, under the sole jurisdiction of the fed
eral government until the question of state
n.a &c 1a1 or
rnsh TO the mines a Yankee invasion. French
newspapers are actively engaged in exciting
the jealousy of Mexicans against the agrees
siye intentions of the Americans.
Foreign Notes.
The following governments, have acquiesced
in the new international code of ocean and
river signals and rules of the road at sea-
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Fire in Calais.

Fire in Calais.
CALAIS, Oct. 6.--The ell of f. T. Waite's res
idence was damaged By fire about $400 this
eve ming.
A Fatal Case of Diphtheria Caught from
an Exhumed Corpse.
FAIRFIELD, Oct. 6.-Fred Fellows, who was
engaged in the removal of the de9d in the
cemetery, Saturday, took up the remains of
two children who died with diphthera some
time ago. Yesterday he complained of chok-
ing feeling, grew rapidly worse during Sunday
and died Sunday evening.
Indicted for Murder at Sea.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.-The grand jury has
returned indictments against Isaac jacobson,
John Clark, Carl j. Graufors, Axel Nyberg
and Peter Rossmisen, charged with numbering
Charles e. Brooks, mate of the ship Sea King,
on the night Of Aug. 18th. Their trial viii
occur in day or two.
1t will be remembered the Sea King, COM
manded by Capt. Adams, of Richmond, Me-,
sailed from Hull, Eng, Aug. s, bound for
Philadelphia to load petroleum, and on the
night of Aug. 18th, the mate was Brutality as
saulted, from the effects of which he died in
two days.-ED.
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France Germany, Russia, the United States,
Italy, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Denmark,
Sweden, the Netherlands, Austria, Hungary,
Greece and Chill.
Revolving details of the sufferings Of the
famine-stricken people come from Cashmere.
There is reason to hope that the worst is over,
but the loss of life is terrible.
1t is stated that the Crown Prince of Ger
many is shortly to visit the King of Italy on
an important mission relative to AustroGer-
man political affairs.
A London despatch says that the Russian
press makes a fresh outburst against England
and Germany. The ST. Petersburg Novoe
Vremya says that sooner or later there will be
a war of life and death with England
the Duke of Beaufort, proprietor of large
estates in England and Ireland concludes
that it is impossible for British agriculturists
to compete with the American wheat pro
ducers. He advises British farmers to devote
their attention to raising cattle.