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1 with modern improvements: large pleasant yart
with crouuet grounds and good barn for horses: rent
x3l to good party. Address L. 2i6 South Waterst
, 1879-04-13
TO RENT-HOUSESs

ITO RENT-BY ". b. kERFOOT i CO.. % WAsu-
L 1nGton- ST., from May I. 1879:
MICHIGAN .-Sout,,west corner Congress, three
and basement stone front. ST. 600 per ycar to pri
vate family only. ..
MICiiiGAS-AV,-So. 1874, between Eighteenth md
Etnctecnth-sts, threc.stoEy and basement marble
front house. --..-
1NDIASA-AV.-Betwec Eighteenth and TWEEN,
tcth.sts. No. OIL. two-story BASEMENT anu "ansasa
WADASH-AV.-Ecar Fourteeuth:st;. three story
and basement, stone front house, suitable 1or ooaso
ing-1ousc.
MICHIGAN-Av.-Eo. sle. thrce-story and base'
meat house uear Twenty. .Ihtrd-st,
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,

PARIS, May !. The French Chambers
will be asked toassist sufferers by the cyclone
in the Isle of Bourbon, March 26th, when 80
persons were drowned.
Minister Moves gave grand dinner, We'd
nesday, in honor of Minister Stoughton and
Maynard. Among the guests were ex-Sena-
tor Fenton and Mark Twain.
Further obstacles to the Ponyer Qucrticr
Transatlantic scheme have arisen, in the
shape of a protest from VIM. Cornell Jewctt,
who claims to be the real originator of the
project through a circular addressed to the
syndicate and intended subscribers of the
new company. He declares that any organ
ization such as theirs will be imperative
without his consent.
Berlin, May |. The Emperor returns
here the Sth. The Spring military review is
postponed to the 18th. The Car comes here
to attend the golden wedding direct from Lii
vadia, and returns to st. Petersburg the 18th
of June.
The Industrial Exhibition was formally
opened to-day, in the presence of foreign
ministers and other distinguished personages,
together with the principal municipal author
tiles and large number of the leading in
habitants.
PARIS, May /. Count Schouvaloff has ar
rived.
The report of the death of General Felix
Donay is contradicted.
\ meeting of 81 delegates to the protec-
ZIONIST chambers of commerce, was held to-
day. Among the cities represented were
Anxious, Caer, Orleans, Roucn, Tours and
Valenciennes. NJ. Pauyer Quertier presided.
In his address he declared that free trade had
merely played into the hands of England,
who was in danger Of losing her European
4 Il. \
ed petition demanding the establishment of
retaliatng tariffs, which would insure the ex-
istence OF native industry.
BOMBAY, May |. The latest communica-
ton from Burmah, is very conciliatory in
tone.
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THE RUSSIAN TROUBLE.
81. Petersburg in a State of Gloom and
Fear.

LONDON, May !, A ST. Petersburg letter
of April 22d says:
An unusual feeling of gloom prevails. AZ
ter L. VI. no one is at liberty to show him
self upon the street without a certificate. on
which must be written and attestcd the place
from which the bearer came and to which he
Is going. Measures are stringent, but inse-
curity is daily on the increase. Every dav
we hear grcnades exploding in the streets
Happily there have not been serious conse-
quences.
The intention of the Nihilists is believed
to be to keep the police in state of constant
excitement and at last tire them out, or lul
them to sleep with the idea that the danger is
exaggerated.
\ 1T. Petersburg letters saws that on the
10th peasant was arrested, in whose posses
sion were found dispositions for revolutionary
troops. According to this document, active
operations were to commence at night, be-
tween the 10th and 18th. Instantly the gov
crnmcnt made the most extensive prepare
tions for defence. Grand Duke Nicholas took
mp his quarters. with his staff, in the offices
OF the general staff opposite the Winter pal
ace. In the Riding School of the Guards
regiment of Huzzars is quartered
The barracks of the Paveluff and Preor-
braiemski regiments were crammed full of
troops and the whole of the ARTILLERY Guards
received orders to hold themselves in readi-
ness for immediate action. The troops con
tinucd several days and nights in the places
assigned them, but they did not have to go
out.
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The grand military drama North and
South" which has been presented at Granite
Hall the past three nights, was last evening
well received by the audience and was put
upon the stage in very crcditablc manner.
Charlie Collins, as ''Karl Schlagel" the
Dutchman, was simply immense, his songs Of
the "Faderland' being heartily applaudcd.
J. G.. Steele, as ''Jim White. the Scout"
filled the bill completely, his devotion to the
old flag and his patriotic sentiments touching
a responsive chord in the hearts of all J.
d. Myrick, as George Fairfax gave good
satisfaction, while the "Fredcrick Hunter" of
j. L. Brown was all that could be wished
his acting beinc natural free from staginess
or embarrassment. Miss Moore won univer-
sal admiration for the manner in which she
sustained the parrot "Molic Sinclair" de
voted to George Fairfax and the Union cause.
Miss Hopkins, as Maggie Brady" had
proper conception of her part. The other
characters in the play won distraction in their
several lines Of business. The soldiers. who
made some trihng errors the first evening
have got over the raw recruit state and reflect
credit on the Union army and the cause. The
tablcaux are especially fine, rejecting great
credit upon the managers and the Young
ladies who participate in them.
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BOAT RACE.
1IanlOn and HOwdOn In Good FERN for
Their Great Contest.

LONDON, May |. Hanlons and IIowdon's
practice on the Tyne attract crowds. The
weather is cold. llanlon does not exceed 80
strokes per minute. As far as the public
know, that is his best stroke, for he never ex-
ceeds it when there are lookcrs-on. Howd0n
does 3G to 40 strokes per minute According
to present arrangement, the race will be row.
ed at 80 this afternoon.
Smart fall of snow on the banks of Tyne
this morning. but it soon ceased. IIanlon
was afioat at 1870. Wind was easterly and
cold, but the water was in excellent rowing
condition. Hanlon did not exceed his regu-
lation stroke. liowdon was afloat at eleven
O'Clock, and after rowing up river some dis
tance returned at clipping pace to Scots
wood, keeping an average stroke of 81 to the
minute
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Local Brevities.

Where are the city reports! Isn't it
about time they were printed and circulated
among the taxpayers? We are all anxious
to learn just how much the democratic city
government has saved the city in taxes, and
give credit accordingly.
MIR. Benz. Mcdonald has commenced to
put in the cellar for his proposed new house
on Sewall street.
Kill your cats, and the robins will build
nests for the young in the shade trees, and the
rats and mice take possession of the house.
Rev. G. W. Whitney has entered on lis
second year as pastor of the Universalst
society, under hopeful auspices
bradbury Libby, Esq, for SO many years
a trader on Water street has been i'll at his
house for several weeks, and is not expected
to recover.
This is the last night of .'North and
South" at Granite Hall "Dot ish So" as
Collins would say.
The streams are 'fnll"-not as the fell
low was whom we saw going home last night
1t is nothing but water.
VIM. n. Soulc has for several weeks
been confined to his house with rheumatism.
Mr.. Elias Miliken has purchased some
building lots near the Augusta and Hallowcll
line, in Hallowell on the new road, and will
erect the coming season two dwelling houses.
Handsome bouquets OF May flowers were
yesterday sold on the streets by the young
sters. These flowers are reported to be quite
plenty in the woods. The recent rains brought
them out in profusion.
-Messrs. Smiley Brothers, of this city,
yesterday shipped by the boat a cargo of
broom handles for parties in Glasgow, Scot
land. They were manufactured at their cs-
Enlistment in this city
Deserved credit n given by Messrs Col
Inns and Steele, to Mr.. +. ii. Pike of this
city, for the very excellent manner in which
"North and SOUTH
The rain has given the grass a splendid
start, and all the hllsides are now covered
with green. A nice thunder shower yesterday.
The rain storm caused rise of some
five feet in the Kennebec. The river reached
its highest point about noon, yesterday, and
then began to subside somewhat No dam
age from the effects of the freshet is reported.
Charlie Collins and j. G.. Steele have an
engagement at Biddeford next week.
On account of the rise of water IN the
river, wharf had to be improvise yesterday,
in order that passengers might get aboard the
steamer ''Della Collins"
--Pickers up of drift wood are not as sue
cessful this year as usual.
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New York Stock Market.
California Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, May /.
The following the closing official prices Of min
ing stocks to.dat
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O. = - -
iHarrien.

In Lisbon Fails, April 20, Mr.. l. II. Douglass TO
Hiss Ella VI. Taylor, both of Lisbon.
In Bowdon, April27, Robert F.. Mitchell of Lisbon
TO Miss Hannah LEONARD of Bowdon
In brunswick, Mar. sth, Mr.. Fred H. Clifford to
Miss Lizzie VI. Delaware, both of Brunswick April
i, Mr. Edward Is. hickerson, TO Mis- IzzieA Web.
Der, both of brunswick.
In Portland, April 20, DIR. VIM. A. Pennen of
liarps~ol to Miys Mary u. Morgan Of Portland. ~,
In Phillips, April -, Mr.. Newell T. Noble to Miss
Clara l.. 1oothaker, both of Phillips.
In Brookline, Mass, Apr TO- by the Rev, Henry &.
Mabe, Mr.. Charles + Marsh Of Newton to Miss Ella
q. Bo!nton OF liIookne, daughter of Mrs. Ruth ".
Boynton, formerly OF Chelsea, Ne
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MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Marine News.

RocKLASp, May |. Schooner Ncptunc's
Bride, Lindsey, from Calais for New York
which was Damaged in recent gale, has been
repaired and will return to Vineyard Haven
to unload.
Verdict.
PORTLAND, MAY |. In the L. =. Circuit
court, to-day, Oliver Cummings obtained
verdict against the Grand Trunk railroad. for
Sl0,19l. 4 motion was made to set aside the
verdict. as against law and evidence. For
mcr verdict was set aside
Disaster at Sea.
Two sailors here claim to belong to schr.
Charles Osgood of New Bedford They al
lege that She was run down near Scgun. Sun
day. by an unknown steamer. Captain and
crew escaped in the boats.
Launched.
BATH, May |. Launched, to-day, bv Co.'S.
Sawyer < Packard, schooner Hattie $.
Williams. 900 tons the largest three master
ever built in Maine. Owned by Staples &
Phillips, Taunton, Mass, VIM. X. Huston,
Provid, nee II. L., and Capt. Herbert Dean.
who commands her, and others.
FreShet.
GARDNER, May /. Heavy rains for the
last few days have occasioued high rise OF
water in the kcnnebcc river. The water i,
over the wharves and extends nearly to the
rear of the stores. Cloudy weather. with Il
prospect of more rain There are fears of a
higher rise.
Fire.
BANGOR, May |. The house occupied by
Samuel :. Garland, at llampden, was par
about 800; fully insured Cause of fire I'M
known.
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HURRICANE.
A Second Disaster at szegedin.

PEsrn, May |. A hurricane at Szegedin
yesterday. destroyed the works prepared for
restoring the railway and filling breaches and
dams. Bargcs filled with building material
and earth were sunk. The storm caused ex-
tensive fresh breaches in the railway embank-
ment and laborers are in great danger Relief
has been sent to them.
VIENNA, May /. Owing to the late heavy
rains, the work of closing gaps in dikes at
Szegedin is not yet finished The water has
risen again, occupying some of the ground
alrcadY dry.
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POLITICAL AFFAIRS.

NEW YORK, May !. The Tribune states
that an inccndiary and revolutionary re.olu-
ton by Butler of s. c., was the reason for
secrecy in the democratic senatorial caucus,
yesterday. Ii is also stated that the Presi-
dent did not submit his veto message to the
Cabinet. but wrote il himself and retained it
until sent to Congress.
Five Union soldiers have been discharged
from employment in the United States SEN
ate also Goliath, brother of the late Vice
President Wilson.
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DISASTROUS FIRE.
4 Russian Town Almost Entirely Con.
sumed.

oIrNBrRc, May |. The fire in this city is
attributed to carclcssness. Nine hundred
and forty dwelling houses were burned with
one mosque, four mills, two hundred and
ninety-two shops, several tar. coal and fire
wood shops, timber yards, meat market, fruit
market, gymnasium. the club house, work
house. police station and Justices court, be-
sides the buildings named YESTERDAY The
Car has contributed 10 900 roublcs for the
relief of sufferers.
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Maine Medical school.

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MISSOURI,
Court Matters.

ST. LorIs, May |. The Grand Jury adj
journed to-day, and have made long report.
They say they have found strong circumstan-
tial evidence against Nidelet, in connection
with the State lottery. and against Hon. {.
Jones, late criminal judge, Of corruption and
Partially on the bench; also inveighs against
gambling influence in politics. The report
causes much comment,
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Condensed TELEGRAMS.

The Seneca and Twin colieries, in Penn,
have shut down. 700 men and boys are
thrown out of employment.
General Grant has arrived at Hong Kong,
in good health.
Bank of California has sold the govern
ment 10000 ounces of silver at 10 IA.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

PHILLIPPoPoLIs, May |. The Internation-
al Commission has requested the Porte to
enter into negotiations with Russia, with the
object vi arriving at a clear understanding
of arrangements necessary for the Porte to
make to insure the due transfer of govern
ment at the time of Russian occupation of
Roumelia.
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THE ZULU WAR.

CAPE Town, May |. No news of impor-
lance from Natal. Chelmsford arrived at
Durham and starts for Piedcrmaritzburg on
the Eth, whence he will go to Dundee Sir
Bartle Frere arrived at Pretoria April 10th.
After a satisfactory interview with the Beers,
April Sth, the Colonial forces unsuccessfulv
assaulted the stronghold of the Bosuto Chief,
Moiros They lost two officers. A friendly
native chiof was killed, and an officer and 90
men were wounded.
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Cutting down the wages of the day laborers
at the State House. and then creating another
department of the State goycrnmcnt-thc
Pension departing the kind of retor-
nation and retrcnchmcnt We are treated to
by the ANAL gamaton party now in power.
This new move will entail an cAtra expense
upon the State of about Sl20O.
Those who wish TO purchase housclots
in desirable localities. east side of the river
should apply to DIR. George W. Quinby.
The terms of sale will be easy to the pur-
chased.
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We take pleasure in calling attention to the>
advertisement of Mr.. f.. T.. Davis. who has
opened clothing establishment in the reno
waited store under the Cony House. Mr..
Davis has been in the clothing business for
eight years. and for several years past part
ner in the firm Of Dcane Pray 4 Co. taking
charge of the business of the concern. He
intends to keep large and select stock OF
good, in his line. Mr.. Davis is one of the
most honorable young men in the community,
and will conduct his business on principles
that will ensure public confidence.
We need only remind our readers that on
this evening, at Granite Hall they will have
the last opportunity of Witnessing the grand
military allcgory of the "North and South,
with its grand and impressive tableaux.
The hall should be crowded. The play
itself is thrilling, full of startling points,
holding the interest from beginning to end.
Our local talent, and the orchestra are
performing their parts with great credit TO
themselves, while Charlie Collins with his
songs and drolcries. enlivens the play from
beginning to end. He is expected to be fam
nicr than ever tonight Steele gives to the
play great dramatic power.
The course of Major Dickey of Fort Kent.
in the last legislature, on the the normal
school in his place. has established it on Il
firm bae : Instead of taking the money from
the - f.a ~ and intermediate schools Of the
Maj. Dickey, the money is now appropriated
from the general school fund of the State In
many other measures. the Majo was success
full in his advocacy of the just claims of his
section
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SOUTH AMERICA.
The ar.

New York, May /. A telegram te Lloyds
states that the CHILEAN fleet retired from the
Peruvian coast to protect Valparaiso and 9TH
er Chilian ports threatened by the Peruvian
feet.
VALPARAISO, May l.. The Peruvian gov
eminent has called the nation to arms.
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43-Returned patient of April l9th throat
trouble; elongated palate; amputated. No.
IA lady, aged GO, from Bowdoinham; re-
moval of central cataract from lett eve; had
been on preparatory treatm, mt since last
clinic; operation performed at the hotel be-
fore the graduating class.
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The members Of Seth Williams Post. No IL, &. 4.
r., take pleasure IN announcing 10 the citizens of
Augusta aud vicinity that they will present the great
military drama of the
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INDIANA.
Fatal Accident.

lNpIANAroLIs, May !. BY collision of a
wagon with Il railway train at Brookvilc,
Ind, yesterday, Mr.. Strawmier and daughter
were fatally, and Mrs. Strawmicr and son
badly injured.
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WEST INDIES.


HAVANA, May |. In the election on the
Island of Porto Rico, the majority of the dep
uties elected to the Cortes were liberal con-
Snryatiyu.