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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-09-29
MARINE NEWS.
Loss Of a Maine Vessel.

Loss Of Maine Vessel.
New York, Sept 2S.-Bark Emma L. Par
fridge, of Belfast, Me-, was abandoned at sea
on the voyage from Liverpool for Matanzas,
Sept 10th. Capt Partridge and crew reached
Turk sIsland in boats, and were brought to
New York Saturday night in the brig Tubal
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Foreign Imports

MATANZAS. Bark Florence Peters-198 hhds
sugar to Phinney & Jacks on.
BoNAIRE. Brig Gipsey Queen-35S2 hhls salt
to Stevens & Co.
Daily Domestic Receipts.
By wafer conyeyance-100O bush Cornrleal to G.
W. True & Co.
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rpoM OLE COMMENCEMENT.

EAsTPoRT, Sept 22-Ar sch Ida spofford, IN
CALLS Portland
Sept 23-Ar, sch Grecan, Bullock. Bangor
CID sch Zeila Hallowell, Windsor, Ms.
Sept 25-Sld, schs S E Nightingale, Hillyard, New
York; Wm r Page Hillyard, Boston.
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$4,000 no LOAN {!

On Eirss Glass Mortgages or Good Notes.
Houses and Stores For Sale and To Let. Apply to
W. II. WALDRoN, Real Estate Broker, $50 Middle
Street Up Stairs. sep24-eodu
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SPOKEN.

Aug 15 lat IS S, lon SO OS, ship Jos S Spinney,
Jordan from New York for San Francisco.
Sept ID, off Gibraltar brig Eugene Hale, Lord,
from New York for SYRIA.
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IM EHaOR ANDA.

LAUScHED-At West Quoddy 18th, from the yard
of 0Ieary Brothers, schr Star of the East 10 TONS
owned by the builders and Others
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One of the first things which the now
House Of Representatives should do is to
declare itself opposed To the granting OF any
subsidy in money land. bonds, or loan Of
the public credit, TO any individual or c0rpo-
ration engaged or proposing To engage in
any enterprise, private or public. Let the
language Of the resolution he 50 plain and
80 comprehensive that oven joins Roach
will be- puzzled to put n scheme Of plumber
into shape that will cvade it,
1t Is sometimes said that such pledges
amount 10 nothing; that members vote for
anti-subsidy resolutions to make political
capital for Themselves, or for their party,
and without expecting to redeem the prom
ise when the critical time comes.
They amount to a great deal. The two
BAKER resolutions saved this country mill
lions Of dollars. Some members Of the
Forty-iifth Congress, it is true, broke their
pledge; but their number was compare
lively small, and their experience is not
likely 10 encourage similar violations OF
faith in the future.
The first BAKER resolution was adopted
by vote OF 205 to SO. and the second by n
vote Of 175 10 So. The Forty-sixth Congress
ought to earn tho confidence NJ the people
aui warn of the jobbcrs and subsidy hunt
ers by not less decided expression OF its
honest intentions.
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COyrrsruD srArs IN C0yoRrss.
Ex-Gov. Curtin One or the Contestants-Ch nrs-
Ing Fraud ind bribery.

WASHINGTON, March 19.-rhere will prob
ably br at east twelve contested election cases
in the Forty-sixth Congress.
On the 18th Of December last ex-Gov. Curtin
Of PENNSYLVANIA served n notice OF contest on
L. II. Yocum. Grpcnback Republican from the
Twentieth District OF that State. YOkum has
been sworn in by the Speaker. Thcre arc nine
ty-two specifications in Gov. Curtin's notice OF
contest Eight or nine hundred Illegal votes
are charged to have been polled for Yokum in
Centre County. Election frauds nre charged
and specified in phillpsburg. Bennett. College,
Ferguson. and Liberty. Wholesale bribery Of
voters is expected TO be proved. 1t is alleged
that about 800 illegal votes were pollad in Clear
lrld County. Tho Grecnbnck leaders are
charged with having manufactured and dis
tributcd forged tax receipts. on which votes
were obtained. Yocum Ia personally charged
with having hribcd voters by the score II Is
thought TINT Gov Curtin will have no difficulty
in establishing his case.
On the 23d Of December last ]. NJ. Wieting
served notice OF contest on Frank Hiscock. Re-
publican representative from the Twenty nth
New York District alleging bribery. intmida-
ton. and Interference by United States Mar
shals and supervisors Of election. Five DAYS
Inter I1is'ock replied. making n general denial.
unl setting forth counter charges. Dr. Wicting
neglected. within forty days after the service 81
i ~, ,'',d H., .i,,,, no '.,.,, b,,v.,nr M
anys In, mp, nv sha n cmn,s, uis,o.ss snt i"r
H., ro,,,,,' i,,,,,, 90 Fl,'.ti,ne
'"In m" Sivth Massnrbusrita District Dovnton
fN'ttu,t, i,,s 49,, 80 ltnr, tne,i,r,,,, f1r SOM,
rl ,'S ,,i, t'NinS tn aa ,t' in tho
u,,,., n...i,,inI lao Toriny fI{.rl Ioring's
,inr,ii,y ,,,.r p,vn.on ,rn. ia FHovntnn al
800 /, S.,r,, o,i,r -. ir,,s mas Ala 'v1,.s f,r
I rri,,,, ii,i ,,t snanify ia ~ ~" tn nn Glind
NIr E,.Nn i,nnl YIN contest tho ..it oecu nicd
h, Uuii fpcr' ! frnr, mo S.coud Fl"ridn lii.
t 'ur an, H. "a ,b Cnnrnssin,, na1rJ
'i.r,Wr tbr,,v "it tb. vCt"s of Ntn,iisnn Countv
pi.in,,' ,nn,,rity yc,,,,id bnvo irrn t,t,lvn hni
~. votns ~ fhia Snunfv h,."n r,untrd nj. Sn-
urn,," Conrt Of riorii1 nr,l'rnd :, r.1nunf Of tho
vrtrs in tb,. Sr,1,t il sfriat ,,ter ifui hnd boon
a. .i,,,,t ,.i,,l nr 80, ii - s.,.,,,i ,ur,,n.a tha
Ro,ri Ic.i,,r.d b''s hna ,n,i,io,l 4" thn sem
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mittec, and is in no way suspected Of job
berry, which is more than can be said for
that Committee in Republican hands. 1t
was packed TO favor particular in
tcrcsts, and succeeded at tho last
session in carrying through a funding
scheme on which largo and profitable
speculation in 36j bonds turned. Mr.. Kerr
NAN will be- a snfc counsellor MS Chairman Of
Patents, whore special Legislation is con-
stnntly sought, intended TO enhancc tho
value " monopolics. Mr.. RANSOM, as an
advocate Of the TeSas-Pacinc scheme, and n
special friend Of its chief agent before Com
gross, finds himself comfortably fixed at the
head Of Railroads. Mr. GARLAND gets Ter
ritorics, and is equal to the place.
This organization docs not really repre-
sent the strength OF tho majority, but Is
brought about by seniority and absurd ira
dtions II goes hard with the Republicans
TO give up their easy chairs, aud the per-
quisites they have so long enjoyed, and
which they know how to utilize. The Som
ate Ike the House. Is now in tho hands Of
the South. which may be said, therefore to
be on trial. on the eve Of the Presidential
campaign and when both sides are forming
their lines for the great battle next year
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Tho silent bowstrlng and the sharp but
equally silent dagger have often put silent
ly out Of the way strong men who have Of
Tended tyrants or fair women OF whom ty-
rants have tired. Tyrants naturally like to
work their will through silcnt instrument
talities, and they hate noises because noise
may attract attention to their atrocities.
Tyranny is .he same In all ages.
Tyranny is always rising up and reap
pearing.
This fact is recognized by all philosophic
statesmen.
1t is to guard against tyranny that the
Constitutions OF free States are established.
These Constitutions secure to accused per-
sons the right to appear by themselves and
by counsel Tho Constitution of this Sta q
provides that in any trial, in any court
whatever the party accused shall be
allowed to appear and defend in person and
with counsel, as in civil actions
Now. the spirit Of this provision clearly
covers proceeding like that before Mayor
COOPER yesterday. There were accused
parties. They were to bee tried Tho pro-
ceeding was OF judicial character.
Any Intelligent, conscientious person in
Mayor CooPERs place would have recoE-
nized the constitutional provision as bind
ing upon him. A person so situated and
anxious to do his whole duty would have
welcomed, as great Judges have always
welcomed the aid of counsel.
II there had been no legal obligation on
the part OF Mr.. Cooper to hear counsel, his
course in refusing TO the accused Commits
sioners the privilege of appearing 10y c1un-
sci would still have been against the spirit
OF the age, violation OF every just and
liberal sentiment.
Not only upright Judges but oven infn-
nous Judges like JTFTrUy-, nj Sine whom
1t was regarded a. an act OF fnvor, accorded
this precious privilege to accused persons.
Every human being living in this city is
affected by the outrage which EDWARD
COOPER committed Yesterday. Ono OF the
proudest distinctions Of the legal profession
arises from the fact that SO manyof its
members have been found among tie ,ham-
pions of civil rights. The fearless lawyers
who stood up against potent Influences yes
terday to protest against the tyrnnnical
course OF Mayor COOPER proved Themselves
eminently worthy members Of their noble
profession.
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The Speakers OF the House.

There have been twcntv-nine Speakers Of
the Hous" Of Representatives and forty-hve
Congresses. The first Speaker Frederick \.
Muhlenherc. and the last. Samuel j. Randall.
were both from Pennsylvania. Henry Clay OF
Kentucky saw tho longest servire-twelvo
drew Stevenson OF Virginia. who was Speaker
during Ja'k-On'S Administration. comes next IN
length ~ service. having l"cn four times elect
cd. Nathaniel Macon ~ North Cnroiun. who
WAS Speaker when Jefferson was President.
SCHUYLER tD.iuN, ana james q. Blaine wrrr
curh threo times elected. Jonathan Dayton
Of New Jersey. Joseph Narnum Of Massnchu-
S'tts. John W. Taylor Of New York. James
h. Polk OF Tennessee. Lyon Boyd Of Ken
lucky. ana Samuel J. Randall were each
hull 81 Connecticut. Theodore Sedgewick Of
Massachusetts. London CheaVrs OF South Caro-
lima. Philip Barbour Of Nlrglnin, John Boil OF
Tennessee. t. VI. 4. Hunter ut Nirginin. John
Whit. Of Kentucky. John W. Jones Of Virginia
John W. Davis Of Indiana, Robert G. Winthrop
~ Mnssar hu~atts. Howell Cobb Of G"orgin.
Nathaniel B. Banks Of Massachusetts. james J..
Orr oi South Carolina. NlNium Remington ~
Now Jersey GgluSha \. Grow ~ P"nnsy yaniV.
Theodore y. Porleroy col New York. Michael e..
once. but some of them served for only part OF
"a Congress.
Massachusetts and Virginia have ench Ind
four Speakers Virginia has hai the chair for
fourteen wears ana Massachusetts iortcu years.
kentucky has given the House three Speakers.
eighteen year. Indiana and Pennsylvania
have each had the Spenkcrship three times
also: and New York y w Jersey and Ieunes-
SEQ twice. The other Speakers have come from
North Carolina, Georgia. Maine. and Connecti-
cut The Northern States have supplied six
teen speakers ana the southern States thirteen.
bur the South has occupied the chair fifty years
10 tho North : forty-iour
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0ERMAN SOCIALISTS.
Herr LIebknecht CuptcndinR that They had
no Connection with Assassins.

LONDON, March 19.--In his speech in tho
German Reichstag on Monday. Herr Lieb-
knecht SOCIALIST contendcd that Hoedcl and
Modelling. the would-he assassins Of Emperor
William. were not Socialists. The Socialists. no
said, were convinced that the progress Of his
tory and triumph OF their philnnthropic pro-
grnmmc could not be- impeded 10y the existence
Of any single individual. Their societies might
be dissolved and their journals suppressed. yet
they would cling TO their tencts. The middle
clUsSes would soon perceive that what they
dr,li and harraek system. II the Government
could prove connection Of the German Socinl-
vi Spain and Italy he would accept the nnti-
Socialist law. The Government should itself be-
placed ui IN" hnr for imposing the petty state Of
Siege IN Berlin rather than the Socialists. Re-
manning seated when the Emperor was being
chccred WAS no Insult. but merely duty which
Soclallsts oMel % lhelr n0-llcMl c0nylgtlons.
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O'REILLr'S TWO OFFICES.
brooklyn Republicans Exercised Over the
ProbnbIe Kesmlt of the Veto.

Tho veto Of the bill permitting Congressman
OKciiy tn act simultaneously Alderman Tor tic
Twelfth Ward OF brooklyn and Representative IN Con.
from hc second District of New YORK raise. i.
pcriant question among the Republican. o the Brooklyn
Common Council, with whom O'KDllv has been accu-.
toned 60 ac ia opposition TO the regular Democrats and
60 MAYOR Howell II is claimed for Mr.. ORcli, that
roru- can well prevent his serving in both Offices in
spc o. the veto tie ground that the State
Interfere with HIS serving the United states and tho
Federal courts cannot int rrc win his serving the
CITY MANY lawyers have assured Nr q Reilly that the
present law pcruu construction favorable ~ his holt
lus The two Offices The seat nf the Alderman oi the
lNCltn Ward Will. however. probably ie vacated hy
ORcily ana tits expected that at tc next meeting o..
tlr AlirrhDn rtsuuuun Will De introduced declaring
tir scat Vacant
Ihc Nci uhhcnus not IN favor OF ordering special
election. a. flt Twelfth ward ~ strongly Democratic anl
another hrm"cfat 90 90. Board would destroy uc n"
NI TIE Republicans and override tht Voices @. Manor
Howell, ans they aver that having De- vote, uut - iltv
wli saA have loWcEto override Netocs without Reilly
ll
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WAsHINGToN. March Ex-senator Wallace.
aftcr eNcrtns all his nstious ants and Nudcve energy,
was not abe TO influence single vote ~ hs dc,csa
don In refusing TO attend the caucus Of the Penn
sylvana members Hcnauck H. Wright had the de
luson that the Grceuhackers might be able TO
maze a combination IN his favor which would result IN
the Speak,rship But Wallace had no control Of any
kind over wrshts action and he was. therefore, wholly
poweress in the delegation which he openly claimed
carry IN his hroeches pocket aud to be able to transfer
Mr. Blackburn II he contracted, alleged To make a
speaker 10y bargain 10 hand these votes, ana thus
To ali an intrigue tor the Presidency, the goods have NOT
been delivered, and the parties the second part have
good ground for resisting tunmcnt of their oblga alton
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Mr.. WILLIAM II. Vanderbilt is TO retain
his fathers many millions. and may now be
able. with diligence and economy to accumu-
late little personal property ngainst the next
visit Of the taX-gatherer. Surrogate CALVIN
confirms the probate Of the will. having satis-
fed himself that Mt the time 1t was executed the
old Commodore WIS OF sound and dsposing
mind and was not unduy influenced by any
body. In addition. the Surrogate favors the
public with his own analysis of the Commo-
dore's character: reads the dissatisfied chill
dren n moral lecture on their unillnl conduct;
rcprimands Counsellor LORD for the tnrdily
withdrawn aspcrsions on the Commodores
widow and urges Mr. WILLIAM II. VANDERBILT
to prosecute two Of the female Witnesses and
also their guilty suborners'
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The cen.ure OF MaeM.hon,. Two cnhlne,..

LoNnoS March l9.-The order OF the day
passed by the French Chamber OF Deputies Thursday
last ccu'urnt the De Broshc and Rochchouct Cabinets
wa, p.acaricd throughout Paris yesterday President
Grevy has returned Co the scnders the protest the
Rnrhrhpuo Cabinet agan. tho vote Of ccn,urc assc on
.cn WIN ru note asius that De crgI NOT rrr-.,t
% The NaHrD col Fan uudcrstaNas That the u" Nru-le
Cabinet intend tn contest thr legality ihr cru.
90 h'Iu fr Council Nttft Ihc Iuss currc. pond.
cut a Hit SAYS shat .. dinerlt how TIE tuun.
Gu gould take cusnlhturr ui the matter
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An Uncalled-For and Undignified Pro-
cccding.

The violent manner OF taking possession
OF the County Clerks Office is wholly with
out Justification or excuse. It was deeply
discrcdtabc to all who were engaged in it,
Ii the Governors removal Of Mr.. GUMDLE-
Ton put him out, then he was out. II the
Governors appointment OF Mr. THOMPSON
put him in, then he was in If there was any
doubt on either OF these points, then vio-
lcncc was most ill-adviscd measure to
make up the supposed or apprehended de-
icicncy.
In every point OF view It was all and alto
gcther wrong.
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The Senate yesterday completed its or
Ganiza'ion by adopting the list Of standing md
select comm tees the credentials Of Mr. BELL.
the Republican appointed by the Governor Of
Now HAMPSHIRE. were sent to the Commit
tee on the Judiciary for further exam
inntion. A brief message from HAYES was re-
ceivrd. setting forth his reasons for calling
Congress together and intimatinr that it had
better connne itself to tho passage OF the
appropriation bills; and some two-score
bills and resolutions were Introduced Sew
ernl OF these bear directly upon the
proper work Of the special session. tut tho
grenter number can wait, and probably will.
The House seated HULL. tho Democratic clnim-
ant from the Second District Of Florida. IA 81
the Is GreenbacEcrs voting with the Republican
minority.
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American Pork Excluded from Italy.

WAsHlNGroN, March l9,-Mr. Mcmillan. the
Consul General at Rome trsnsmiis to the Department ot
state copy OF order by the Italian Government pro.
hihung the importation from the United states at
SWINE animals their meat and rtmnius, whether pre-.
pared or preserved The order IL dated Feb ~ 1873.
and the Consul i transmitting the same without drlhN
expresses The hurc that the ndlsciImlnate prohibition
may be somewhat relaxed
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PARIS March 10.-The BGiefin F1,ancifr says:
" cable company u now ugauAnl with 2Ooolnbl
francs cfWl under the auspices of AN important Paris,
ian nnuucinl establishment II viii acquire the existing
bf-t aul SAINT rtrc catr, with tie Cornerstone t>-
as~uiiiH Important advantages over all atrt
situ> l.t. company !, ini uied To work boz ton
Nrh the existing rNstcui Nl.l the view OF antasuuAus
the PouyerQuotucr ,cAvne
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After the glow OF good feeling in which
the walking match closed. it seems pity that
the men should have fallen quarrellng over
tho division OF tho money; but the trouble
often begins at that stage Of tho proceedings.
RoWgLL, to do him Justice, behaved well yestor-
day rs no has done all along But ENNIS and
HARTMAN successfully resisted O'LEARYs de-
mand for $4,000; and O'LEARY's hacker called
ENNIS a bad name: and Manager KELLY. who
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Subscription. to the Ten.Donnr Certificates.

7 NASHlNGT0N Mnrch Observation-Disclosures 70 Tho
'ouI per cent rmudns certificates. Ia bc ISSUED Auru
have been received Al the Treasury lrom the following
bank, Maverick Niuonal Bank of BOSTON Mass slul.
fh, ST. Luua National Bans ol S. Louis. Mo- slriusl.
lht'c Nauunal Hank Of Sew York, S5uUOJ Harilsburs
| Pa, NAuunal Bauk. SlOtuO
orders tor $1,000 IN SILVER dollars received AZ the
Treasury Department today, making S2tsuOJ ordered
! uuuuS the present month.
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4 Fatal Walking Match.

Frederic pewtre-s tho scven-voar-old son Of
$ !. icwucN. lair HnWn, ioiuyd. with number VI
other small boy. i walking match. They went among
the pines near the Pew trtss factory Whore they marked
unt Mini OuHrN. 4hr lttt fellows stripped ofI thcir
outer garments ami reunNr their .h0cs ptMtrr.~ took
nc' whsle o'rlh"Htd with exercise and the cold set
t,t boa ms towels. IrnlIclHs an acute iufammAt ,n
which terminated W lcAtl..
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Ono OF the most recent hypothesis Of the
origin Of petroleum is that advanced by NJ.
MENDELFJEFF Starting with the nchular hy-
pothess. be regards the interior Of the earth as
metallic. doubtless composed largely Of iron and
carDides OF iron through rents made By earth
qnakes, water gained access to these bodies at n
high temperature and under great pressure.
and, by their mutual chemical action. metallic
oxides and saturated hydrocarbons resulted.
1t is these latter according TO NJ. MENpELEJEFF,
that, carried by watery vnpor. have made their
way through the everything rocks.
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MAUcH CHUNK Pa March lS.-A scientific
examination OF tile sulphur which Tell Ia shower
yesterday the Lehgh Valley proves It to he smply
the pollen from species Of pine caught up by the wind
aud carried from southern or north Jersey loTeGA
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The number Of votes 142 1851 divided by tho
number Of officials t6.5GD annually drawing
nay from the city Government. shows that
there IL one city ofilc'holder TO every twenty
one voters. leaving out the officers and teach
rrs OF the Board of Education.
The State on 'ns tnoturies. referees. COM
missioncrs harbor officials of the Masters. &c..
United Suites Court. Post Onlcr. Custom House,
and Suh-Tronsury are not included in our list
Of officeholdtrs.
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Artful Dodger DAWES says he had talk
with HAYES about the election laws after the
adjournment and HAYES told him to tell the
Massachusetts Republicans they need have no
fear Of him. Ms he was going to stand firm"
Very likely DAWES is. in this instance, telling
tho truth. The phrase sounds like HAYES.
Weak men hre generally fond OF Dragging
Ab0ut their llrmne.s.
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pir1 q PAGES by mail 55c u month. or $3.50 n
yosr postpaid with sunday edition. S7.sO.
SUNDAY - pages St.2O per wear postpaid
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The Frnudulrn, President. Friend. Sued.

Mcssrs Cullom and Caste lanos. ex-nttorneys
OF the returning Hoard, have Med SUIT IN The rum ns
tct Court against Wells Anderson, kcnuer ami Casa.
nave claiming 5000 with credit OF 81 su Tor PRO.
esslOna services rendered IN defending them the
superior Criminal Court in the famous Wells.Auderson
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with from San Francisco TO Sitka. The Ter
ritory will perhaps, therefore, be relieved
from dependence, for security, on British
guns.
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Tho English critics do not like HANLAN's
rowing stroke; but they also made fun of the
Columbia crews methods Of handling the oars
last summer, aud Of the famous Sho-wae-cae-
mettes. When it came to racing, both of the
American crews showed as good speed as the
grAceiul Englishmen.
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COPENHAGEN March 19-The DdOens Nyhedp,
states that IN reply 10 the inquiry or the Danish Govern
ment the Berl Cabinet declared that considered The
kortR sGhlsGweig question definitely eLtlsd.
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wanted 81 600 more than the others would give
him. asserted that Hartman didn't walk $50
miles and HARTMAN yet into an unpleasant-
ness with his hacker; and altogether tho con-
ference was ANYTHING hut nm nm.cable one.
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olr1cknoLDrNe ~ NEW roRK.
More than six Thousand Persons Drawing
Money from the city Treasury.

Tho following table shows the number OF
officials drawing my from the city regularly
mot including police officers irrm"n, or school
officials or tcHrhcrsl Tor the past two years;