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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-27

THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The International Commission on the
Roamelia Difficulty.

PnILLiPI orVLIs March &c. majority Of
the International Commission has issued a
declaration stating that in consequence of the
difficulties created By the authorities of East.
ern Roumclia, ard in view of the excited
state Of the population it has been found i'm
possible 10 execute the stipulation of that ar
ticlc of the treaty of Berlin which provides
that the European ccmmissio ion shall be chang
ed, together with the Porte, with the admin
lstration of the finances OF that province, un-
til the completion Of the new organization.
The commission draws the attention of Eu-
ropean cabinets to the matter.
TIRNoyA, March &c. In the Assembly a
petition was read for the union of Bulgaria
and Roumclia. A petition is offered to aid
the movement with an armed force. The
deputy from RustChuk rendered his resigna-
ton As Il protest against the abandonment of
the cause of ROumclia.
Eighteen thousand Roumelian refugees are
about to enter Bulgaria. and many thousands
more are expected to follow.
vienna. March 20. The Porte will short
ly issue a circular demonstrating against the
mixed occupation of ROumclia.
BERLIN, March %. Prince Battenburg has
abandoned his scruples relative to accepting
of the throne of Bulgaria, and his election is
certain.
Count Sehouvaof's mission has been sue
cesstul, AMI mixed occupation Of Roumelia
will he carried into effect by English, French
Italian, Austrian and Russian troops. 1t is
true that France though acquiescing in the
idea, has not vet promised in contingent, and
England is believed to be hcsitating on GER
tain points, but proposals have been accepted
by all the powers.
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THE CAMERON BREACH OF PROM.
Use CASE.
Important Testimony Agains: Mrs. Oil.
YER by her Boarding Nate.
THE THiRGE or MAILING
PROVED.

WAsHI>GToS. March 20. In the Oliver
Cameron case, Mrs Henry testified to room
ing With Mrs. Oliver at a boarding house. and
she asked Mrs. Oliver why she went to see
Cameron SO much and if her visits had any
thing to do with her securing an appointment
in the treasury She answered,
"Oh no, but | want the public to see ne
gsing there, and persons to see me there.
Then they will think am Cameron's mis-.
tress, or that he is compromised with me,
which is not true, but want the public to
think So
Witness wished to know what she expected
to come of all this, and Mrs. Oliver said she
would do the bodcst thing ever done in
Washington, and would make loud report;
would write letters and blackmail Cameron.
She expected To make 5000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-27
A FINANCIAL BILL.
The New Greenback Plan.

Nr" YORK, March 26. II is stated the
grccnbackcrs are to present n bill to the
house providing for the retirement and cam
collation. of the entire circulation of national
banks and replacement with | nitcd States
legal tender notes. The surplu, coin in the
treasury Is to be uscd to purchase and cancel
United States bonds. The bill also provides
for free and equal coinage of gold and silver
of the present standard weight and fineness
\ new gold piece called the .Quint Eagle" ia
to be coined, and subsidiary silver coins are
to be of full weight and full tender for any
amount.
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CRIME IN KENTUCKY,
Assassination of Judge Elliott by Thos.
lBufOrd.

FRANKFORT. Ky. March &c. Judge Elliott
OF til" court Of appeals, WAS as>assnatcd in
IN front of the Capital Hotel at one
o'clock to-day, by Thomas Buford. Judge
Elliott had rendered an opinion adverse to a
case Buford had had in court for some time.
Butord loaded double barrcled shot gun.
waited for Elliott to come to dinner, and
walked up and shot him through the heart
without warning, killing him instantly The
assassin was arrested. There is great excite
mcnt and strong feeling against him Blu
ford acknowledged that the other barrel of
the gun was loaded for Judge Pryor, and he
would have killed him also had not some
children been in the wav.
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MORE INVESTIGATION
Meeting of the Senate Committee on
Frauds in Late Elections.
GE0HGE =. GORH.iH ETININED.

W>,nI>oroN. March 70. The senate com
mittcc to inquire into alleged frauds in the
late elections. met thi, morning. All the
members were present.
The chairman offered in evidence tlr stat
ute relating to political asses, mcnts. and the
President, order Of june. Isl, on the sumo
subject.
Georg" e. Gorh.m. late secretary of the
senate. was examined as to his connection in
raising money during the congressional cam
paign of ISIS. He said that about SloG. 600
were raised for the republican campaign. of
which S93,ooO came from federal officials and
employees of all grades the remainder from
friends of the party not holding office OF
the so, 600 perhaps 5000 or $4,000 came
from senators and representatives.. No as
scssments were made. the contributions in all
eases being voluntary.
Mr.. Gorham further said that Sl3. 600 was
subscribed 10y wealthy republicans in New
York. No contributions were asked from
national banks. No lady government en-
ploves were asked to contribute, but some in
sisted on contributing.
twenty-five thousand dollars were cxpcnd-
cd for documents, postage, etc, Sl2 900 were
paid employees Of the committee, and $500
for furniture and general expenses; S54 900
were sent to different States; @ljUo0 were
paid for speakers expenses; s. 500 were lost
by the failure of the German American ma
tional bank. and $500 remains on hand
A subcommittee of five. Mcs>rs Wallace
Garland, Mcdonald. lloar and Cameron
were appointed to visit Philadelphia and take
testimony Friday and Saturday.
The committee adjourned until Tomorrow,
when Marshal kearns of Philadelphia will be
examined.
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THE INDIANS.
ABOUT SITTING BULL,
The nited States will Held Canada Re.
spOnsible.

NJ" loRk. March &c. II is stated the
cabinet Yesterday decided To call attention of
the Canadian authorities To the report that
Sitting Bull and other Indians under charge
OF the tanadan government intend rading
upon the territory, and citizens Of the nitcd
States, and that the government of Canada
Will tc held responsible by the United States
tor any such movement
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The Roll of lIonor.-The progress of many
bright and promising scholar is often ar
rested and encouragement brought on by
absence from school caused in many eases
by cough. cold or sore throat. Give DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup and let your children an
swer s'pres, n" WHEN the roll is called.
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BY TELEG RAPH.
MAINE NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
SAD DISASTER At BLISS IIARBOR,
NEAR EASTPORT.
Five Seamen Drowned while Rowing
Ashore in n DOry.

EAsTroRT, March %. Last night at Bliss
harbor, few miles from PASSPORT on the
! New Brunswick side, SAD calamity occur
red. -Four men from the schooner Hattie :.
rane, Thompson master, and one man from
the schooner Earnest F. Norwood. were
drowned. They were going ashore in dorv
which upset, and all were drowned
From the Hattie clark there were jaime,
Mcdonald of Port llawksburg, George Per
kins and Joseph Gaslin of Gloucester. David
b. Tinker of Campobcllo. y. b. From the
schooner Norwood, Thomas Williams OF
| Gloucester.
The vessels left Gloucester for the western
banks and put into Bliss liarbor for bait.
Search is being made for the bodies, but
only McDonald's has been found.
Marine News.
! PORTLAND, March 20. The steamship Que
bee sailed for Liverpool this afternoon. She
took no cattle.
| The ship David Brown. which was reported
on fire at Charleston. :. C.. was Il Maine
vessel, belonging in Srarsport She was in
sured in Northern offices.
Fire in Corham.
The House Of Daniel Horton, in Gorham,
vas burned to-day; loss. 81 300 Insured
Fires in Biddeford.
BiprEronp, March 20. \ building owned
! by Geo. W. Rumcry was totally DESTROYED nv
fire last night. The building was occupied
by Mr.. Rumery A. 4 country store and black
smith shop, and the second story by NJ 4 L.
Moore. carriage factory. Loss to all partic,
about Sljoo; insured.
The confectionery mandatory of 4. T.
! Quimhy OF Biilcford, was totally DESTROYED
| by fire between and ) o'clock Wednesday
morning. Loss about $1,000: insured.
Fire in Berwick.
The house, barn and outhriIdinI., together
with several tons of hay Of Charles I!iggin,
of Berwick. were burned Tuesday night: loss
$4,000 insured. Inccndarv.
The IIomeward Bound.
The bark liomewsrd Bound stranded at
Ocean Beach. \. j.. was sold Wednesday
morning, with >pars, rigging and all material
To NJ. ii. Gregory of Rcdbank, for SD
Railroad Matters.
BANGOR, March 2G. The franchise of the
Bucksport and Bangor Railroad sold to-day
at sheriff, sale, for about slG.00o. The
franchise WAS purchased for a term of %
years, and bid in for tn. interest of the bond
holders. by Il. +. Buck aud :. b. Swazev.
Destructive Fire.
\ fire broke our in Pnttcn this morning
and before the flames were cx'inguished the
sawmill. pri>t-mill, shingle-lnill carding and
cloth dressing mill. with all the machinery.
were consumed. W. H. Gifior,Ts loss i, esti-
mated at $4,000; Samuel Darling. $1,000
No particulars l., regards insurance
Verdict.
IEwI>ToN, March 20. The witness 10 the
assault on Morton has been found The in
quest closed to-day with verdict Of death
caused by injuries inflicted by Samuel Little
field. March Sd.
Wrestling Match.
In the wrestling match at City Hall. be-
tween Burt Of Montreal and Mastrrman of
Weld, for 5000 side. each ctiycd fall
Burt conceded the match to Mastcrman on
account of injuries sustained in the second
round. No excitement was manifested
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NEW MPSIIIRE.
The Geneva Award.

PoRTsNot Til. March 26. The meeting of
ship owners and others interested in the re-
mainder of the Geneva Award. to consider
the advisahility of claimants contributing an
additional five per cent. of the amount of
their claims for the prosecution of said claims
referred the matter to cN-C0n.rcssman ban
lei Marcy, who will consult with the ship
owners.
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TERRIBLE SUFFERING AMONGTHE
EGYPTIANS.
The People Starving to Death.

New YoRk, March "A. A letter dated Ar
mcnt. Upper Egypt. February 2ith, gives
heart-rending account of the condition of the
population Of the Nile valley. In some of the
villages the people are past help, sitting ma
ked like beasts, eating roots and sufiering
with the endurance of despair. In one town
women and children fought oucr scraps Of
bread like wild animals. The case is believ-
ed still worse in inland hamlcts. where the
villagers are said To- be starving like dogs.
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TENNESSEE.
Legislative.

NASHVILLE, March % The Governor sent
a message to the legislature to-day, urging
that it ought not to close the present session
without Il decisive step toward settlement of
the debt, and that it call a constitutional con
yention to adjust the matter. Bills were in
troduced to that effect
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Nominations.

The President sent the following nomna-
ton> to the Senate to-day:
Andrew ID. White of y. Y, Minister to
Germany
Cornelius A. Logan, H. Minister to Cen
trail America
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FORTY-SIXTH CONGRESS,
Extra Session.
W AsHINGToS, March 26.
Senate,

Various bills were introduced
Mr.. Pendeton introduced bill providing
members Of the cabinet may occupy seat, on
the floor of the senate ami house.
Went into executive session.
Adiourncd
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Condensed TELECRAMS.

DGling heavy thunder storm the convent
at Cairo was struck by lightning and burned.
Loss. Sl0,OO0
Dennis kearnev is stumping Southern Cal
lfornia for the new constitution.
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We had pleasant call yesterday from o.
C. Rollins of the Evans House, Gardiner.
His friends will be glad to know that he is
rnnnrDrin.r
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CONNECTICUT.
Murder.

BRIDGEPORT, March &c. John Stone, aged
80, while attempting to make forciblc entry
into house of i'll rcputc, in the outskirt, at
Beacons Falls. last evening was shot and in
stantly killed by the proprietor, named Dun
can. who was arrested.
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CALIFORNIA.
Court Matters.

SAN FRANCIsco, March %. In the United
States court. the grand jury in the case of
two Sika Indians charged with the murder
of Brown, rendered an indictment for murder
in the first degree.
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Coal Still Lower.

Coal Still Lower.
bnc hundred thousand tons of Scranton
coal were sold to-day. at prices of eight to
ten cents per ton lower than last sale.
Funeral.
The remains of the murdered actor. Ben
{. Porter. were buried this forenoon from the
Little Church Around the Corner. The
church was crowded with actors and actresses
Held for Trial.
William Bcldcn. senior member of the bro
kors firm of Beldtn. Conner ( Co.. arrested
ON suit of Gen ECkett. to recover $50. 900,
and Henry Hans for 900 for false impris-
onmpnt, was balcd in 500 900.
Murder.
Patrick Dwycr of Buffalo, was arrested for
killing his mother.
Walking Mania.
The s0-called walking match between wo.
men which begins tonight at GilmOre's Gar
den, is denounced generally as indecent and
only in the interest of low spectators.
Personal.
Col. Napoleon Bonapartc arrived to-day
from Liverpool, and ha, gone IL Baltimore
where his mother j. very ILL.,
Szegcdin Fund.
The Szcgedn fund tonight amounts to
Sl,,sO.
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Running.
Legislative Matters

RIcnMoNp, March %. The senate has
Concurred in the house amendments to the
senate bill providing for the settlement Of
the State debt. The bill now goes to the
gov crnor.
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Collectors Notice.

III ANlNG retired from the office of City Treasur.
l err ! now propose to wind up my accounts as
collector at the earliest possible moment Parti. s
who have not paid their taxes will find II decidedly
to their advantage to pay immediately. can lie
found az +. {. ALLEN cos. Publishing HOUSE,
corner water and winthrop streets. BY calling on
me and PAYING, you will save costs shall charge
and collect costs In every where am obliged
call. A delay beyond ten days from this date will
be dangerous.
SAMUEL W. LANE, Collector of Taxes.
mnr2jf&w,w
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Wrestling Match.

In the wrestling match at City Hall. be-
tween Burt Of Montreal and Ma.trrman OF
Weld, for 5000 n side. each received fall
Burt conceded the match to Mastcrman, on
account Of injuries sustained in the second
round No excitement was manifested
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-27

At Il special town meeting held i'll Rich
m,nd. NJ ,ndav. it was voted to issue four and
half per cent. bonds to the amount of thir-
tv-tivc thousand dollars to take up the present
outstanding six per cent. bonds, and to pro-
vidt for payment of ten thousand and fifty
dollars of the town debt maturing March
next.
On account of the concert given on Tues
dav evening at the Free Baptist church, Rev.
Mr.. Ecob's familiar talk will be given at TIE
Contrcgationalist vcstry, this (Thursday)
evening.
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Fire in Berwick.

The house. barn and outbuiIdn... togcthe,
with several tons of hay. Of Charles I!iggin,
OF Berwick, were burned Tuesday night: los,
$1,000; insured Inccndiarv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-27

The Young men composing the "Capltal
Minstrcls." of this city, have every reason to
CONGRATULATE themselves on the pleasant
character of their first entertainment, given
at the Insane Hospital. on Tuesday evening
For the first appearance of this organization
in public it was quite successful, being va
riel, lively and exceedingly entertaining
showing that considerable pains had been
taken in the cndcavor to prcscnta satisfactory
and pleasing evenings entertainments We
might speak especially of the character songs
of II. G. Wilson and X. T.. Goodwin, the sing
ing of Dyer. Cahill and Wclch. and the piano
an curnct solos by q. NJ. Prim and w. Il.
PcakeS. The patients At the institution ana
many of the young friends of the 'troupe'
from town. crowded the chapel. Entertain
mcnts of this character greatly refresh and
help the patients. lifting them up from the
de ld level of their daily experience, and giving
them something new to think about They
look forward with delight to such occasions,
which form the theme of conversation and
thought for DAYS and even weeks after their
oc urrcncc.
Mcssrs. Hill X lloyt. the cntcrprising gro
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Mr. i. ID. Stevens, agent of the lilliputian
Opera Co.. was in town yesterday, making
arrangements for visit of that charming en-
tertainmcnt. Full particulars will appear in
our advertisements few days later.
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Mcssr.. Hin X Iioy. the cntcrprising gro
Gerry and provision dealers. have offered their
stand and stock for sale. They have good
reasons for selling and 4 rare bargain is offer
al to those who wish to buy. See advertise
meat elsewhere.
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INDIANA.
Sad Accident.

CINcINNArI, March 26. BY the falling of
bridge over Whitewater Valley Railroad,
near Cambridge City. Ind, Adam Defur was
fatally, and several others severely injured.
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Railroad Meeting.


The annual meeting of the Stockholders OF
the Maine Central Railroad wa, held at Gran
ito Hall, in this city. Yesterday forenoon at
II o'clock. 1t wa, unattended by anythin.
like a contest. and wa. quite voil of public
interest. being indeed very tame affair.
The meeting wa called to order by George
T.. Il. Jackson, President of the road. and the
call for the meeting was read by the Clerk.
j. II. Drummond
The report Of the Directors. which was sub
mittcl in printed form, was accepted.
\ committee. consisting Of Prof Young of
Brunswick. Joshua Nvc of Augusta. X. W.
Dunn of Watcr,ille. Z. II. Brown Of Port
land. and II. y. Jose ofportland. was appoint
cd to receive. sort and count votes for eleven
Directors. The committee subsequently re-
ported 26.422 votes were thrown each share
being entitled to a vote ali Of which were
for the following persons. who were dcclar-
ed to be the Board of Directors for the en-
suing wear:
Ahncr Cohurn of Skowhcgan.
Darius Alden of Augusta.
john Is. Brown of Portland.
Arthur Sewal of Bath
William Il. DaNl, of Portland.
Alfred =. Rockwell of Boston.
George :. Morrison Of New York.
George Z. King of Boston.
George f.. Is. jackson If Portland
William r. Bacon of Boston.
Willard Z. Phillip, of Salem.
Mr. Jackson will continue rs President of
the road.
The above Directors constitute the old
board. reelected.
supreme judicial Court-Judgr Damforth.
"WEDNESDAY. March 2Gth
Moves v. Gilman. The defendant has
made good progress to-day in getting out his
testimony. The present aspect of the trial i
that the e, lcncr sill all be in hv tomorrow
noon.
Monmouth Locals.
Our Reform Club is ever active in duty.
and its roll is constant, increasing Its las,
Sabbath meeting was enlivcncd nv the pres
encc and speeches of l.. T. Carleton, Esq.
DR.. Taggart and others. of Winthrop.-At a
special town meeting. held on Monday Mason
J. Mctcalf Esq. Moderator it was voted to
employ an expert to examine the town books,
to ascertain the exact debt of Monmouth.
Some claim the dctalcation of Mr.. Brown,
late town trca> urcr. 10 be less than the amount
stated hV TIVE Sc!cCtmcn.
August, Reform Club school Dist. No. 10.
The lends of this club, especially thos,
/ of nciglhoring clubs who have favored Us
with their PRAYERS, songs and speeches, will
be pleased to learn that the Tuesday even
ing meetings are attended with increasing
interest.
We had nnitc spicy meeting tTucsda,
evening and expect another next Tuesda,
evening when "" prorn>ct to discuss the qucs
ton: "ReSolvcd that il costs Augusta NOR,
to support is rumscllcrS than its schools.
Friends are invited to be present, and tax,
part in the diScuSsiJn r.
Augusta. Mar. PC. 1879
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CANADA.


QrEBrc, March 26. The expenditures Of
Lord Dniterin in Canada are said to have
made him poor man and forced him to sell
most of his Irish estates. His salary Us AMI
baSSador to st. Petersburg will be $50, 900 a
wear.
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For New England and the Middle States,
ncreasin. cloudness, followed by rain, and
warmer southeast winds and falling barome-
ter, generally followed by rising barometer
and colder northwest winds.
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PENNSNIN ANA.
Resuning Work.

SCRANTON, March %. The Pennsylvania
anthracite Coal Company resumes work at
Phinney mine. to-day, and will start two
mines next week.
PlrTsBrRG. March %. At the meeting of
the coal exchange this afternoon, it was de
cid"d 20 allow three cents per hu>hrl, the
price demanded by the striking miuers in
this section for digging coal. All works will
resume tomorrow.
Indictment for Forgery.
WnkE>BARRE, March 26. The grand Jury
found true bill against Thomas ID. Conv-
CHAM, for forgery, amounting to over half n
million. The Indictment contains one hun
dred and sixty-eight counts.
Running.
PnuArLlrHIA, March %. Charles Rowell
begun running at Concert Hall this afternoon
and left the track after making eight miles in
- minutes and seconds. The best mile
was the first in & minutes l. seconds.
Later.--Rowci took the track again at 40
for run of ten miles. which he accomplish
ed in hour | ! minutes 81 seconds.
Election.
Thomas Scott was elected Pres dent of the
Pennsylvania railroad.
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kS-Sec State News on fourth page.

sa-Dur patrons in RENTING money should do 80
by clcck, money order registered letter
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Fatal Ride.

WORCESTER, March 26 Johnny DowncS.
aged eight years, was squeezed to death while
riding on an elevator tonight.
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re Orders received for Easter Flowers by l.
Horne "A /. Rowses Jcwrlry store. mar2.-tI
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erdjct.

In the suit Burdett Organ Company Va. the
E>tcv Organ Company for infringement by
the latter COMPANY of formers patent valve
opening. Was decided to-day in favor OF the
dctendants.
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The Cattle Disease.

SrRI>GrIELp, March -. DR.. c. 7. Lv-
man of this city. president, Drs. Robertson,
Liantard and Lockhart. of New York, and
Drs. Sticknry and Thayer of Boston. mem
beers of the United States Veterinary Medical
Association. are To investigate the plcuro-
pneumonia among cattle, and bring the results
before congress. To secure Legislation for pre-
vomiting disease.
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NEW YORK.


NEW York. March % John Smith, for
the murder of Henry Madden. an English
seaman. was sentenced to the State Prison