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Decorah-posten., 1879-12-10
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man gIue en- Jiubsosls "Btf" SlUe
mere. Tn Stf, Der arbuoer msgsi.
mna baus nopei mere Of besse Sloss,
arbsiosr Den mInore. siusr man Den
Osiaa mInor,.
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lubtbolbsr 6lslt, / oct Winolte blol
loa8s Spor Of Rlso, ost tOmmsr osrai.
al oer,s sntite s5sos CT Wals. Ct StOi
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paa. II sirtslig et sras1osnre Dur
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emo Ct 6atrsalur. % mGn baros Der
for 9ius / ott Minblte be Gun, maj
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ior itor Cart. thl Del sler 6lsl'et me.
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mso Sorot, ON 8lnlsrtn elps
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meo Nppellt. Sloii paa 8leonins,n
mon oisrue otne iulei on al Wite.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-10
Gn eicnOummelis 5ororOuius ueo en-


SOliOrmOItelie bier uoslpet / alret
1899 / eauosrsp 5rsprlt ben 2oen
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sr blsrst pans Ssiiprlteliss Oa4.
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en- meset farIis 5crmsrfelie naits
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peifprtl. 81. ION en- ret 9anpsfa
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ltne uuosriaatfer og piQet tormdne
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zen foruo % uCsle 0ase efter ce
berfcr al al liffe bet nsopenpiAe 80,
Der o. luffe fcrfiIti9 Terene os Vm'
ruerne I Staloene, pel al tll0Rfte
grsnoene % III 9rot al fOrlpue
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rem baarit9e Suft paa Den 3tp Ell
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fem Smltte, foIoi Der meo llse
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alaboite, gplper, Slaa, faIosnpe
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penlpse % sdnfis u%flenpte Spaoom'
me Oh oesllse. bporefter altlaa enbper
bar lt9 at retie.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-10

500 1cns Samm.lt Strn 8tQn u asssn.
for bpilitt lea oil bttalt b bsias IRarsttsprifr
mte Qcntant. Seq bar ilialss ct fort Crlas
al Rliis. plaeeitrn. "a aosbtrs Dsrtr. bpilitl
ia MI istae II. Yriitr. Der iftt tan unNrboees.
Mira mig IT 9tiss "a f. fer Ser felc. .. &.
af0ep. 6isrntt BIRr g GeurtbasJ a,'u De-
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-10
gtot al @bert.

Ut Gpiiafinm Com ct Curriculum,
b%enbereuoe III ubrmaserues Sifcrie,
fan anteres, at paa 8irfesaarben /
spofort | Deponlbire ltaar Ct Gpita.
rtum meo f%slaenoe Snftipticn
~Seruuoer bpiler
ben uopenblSe ausle af
0eCrse Routlspse, ubrmaser.
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gen al bans eip. Sans Saano par
en- Wller, Tom altio ansau IIo %
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itraI ie, bpab 8loffeu bar Gaaet.
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baarot or, funbe ban aaa / itaa
men lelp oa oar ban let at lille.
SaaIebes sIf Zine paa Time til
Bet lsrsellse Sefunb, ba ban ialbt
I Slas, men pulien life fog.
pan par ba lebtn ub ben 14be
November 1902. 81 alr aammel.
De eiterlactes Irsit er, at ban
CT lnplepsret til ben tore Wsftsr
Tor at bltpe sicrt rem, reparsrst.
trutfsn % cs Jar / Song biafoes,
bpcr 8crtranteIiSbepsus uprs life
pe0 al JrD al fac.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-10

Spnlig b%eruiet. 6u %tcrbruffen
Yerlou uubsrbUlot pda Ct &IHepus
I aiebeubapn ben norfe ItSter
8eslel meo en- bel Del 8lepl, ion
Denne bsrie pld mep et latirlf Smil,
Der bra9te Yetfommenoe III al rells
fla OF i,iraabeO Iateren De ttor fau'
Re lea er futo - sargIira, lcdrepe
@ssiel folpfnoI9t. Green CT en- raft
OpeIbsptsnIns ON Dc 1Ins. ION lite
ices.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-10

Dor 25oe ~beiiripsuoe. tnuarereoe
Trisliite for Ssfen 1879 ienees til
boiIteniumhslit Noorssie peo Roetas
gelien at o eeuts. Zen inoebolosr
Hriier pda mere euo 1000 artiiler
90 oper 1000 Sluitrationer. Sneem
perfon, Tom iGnter paa al iisbe
huil'tniombelit Ting for 1T eeet eIler
fin 5amtlies Brue, ifuIoe uHplaoe al
ienoe efter et Gtemplar. vi irlee urs
ten ale Slags 8arer. Der ere ilenpte
! ben eipiliiereoe Beroen. Bi iGlge
ale bore Barer I'll @boIsiale Urls
Ser o. oirsfte hi 5orbrugersn tpoen
MelemmGno) Set eneite GUS y
inertia. JON glsr bette til fin ipeciele
6orretning. On al olsle ~pproiinloe
Erisliiter % S1dnobeger er uunou9rs
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Decorah-posten., 1879-12-10

J peHne 6crrstninssJrsn CT ct psl ioripute.,
bar tanite BET bebie % msii uoisats llppala.
Der ncssninbs sr brasi til cette Gouutc % oil.
MAR snitsr. altie prrs tlfeoe pte 8ssracslitr e..
au,Iias Reparattoner uefsrss rrpmlia.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-10

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meo SRrb, lom pal tonmen III ga,
rls, ptrebe for ben bersmte SinDs.
ipgel9ie Ioftor glaE9s BET Rnfe
ar lpIle lammsu meD en- fcrrpfr.
Sfslse bette Enfte tnbbeb glan6e
BAN III Wibtag Den Iel9enbe Dag.
Zen eRrbe fanof Der 10 BAN ube.
tleuote 0j0ifer, al bpilte ben enc
laa meaet sgrsfulo ub, flabt / Tort,
meo bptot Saleblnb OF 6ulfbrlQer.
pans Sdar par luebplbt ; ban uD,
trpfte f9 meo Glesauce % 9joroe
uuoertibeu be fusfie gemRrtnlneer
ON Oa9ens laroe Sperssmaal. iom
bier omtalt. Den anbeR 8lRit par
oerimco paafaloenoe i~tlsoeelelt tlRoi,
% BET len fnptiepe Saisbmb pine
Saileu uelen. Oct LANCE, pafre
pdar par flammet tllbaes oper Raf'
fen. pane 9uofarpe par mort, bans
ZINE tinorsbe. San talte ubpre
tort ON let Oa ian. ON sObt %
caarlist getr, on pplItit % Ballet
uben AT op9Ie peb no9sn entelt
Slsnitano elcr Al slpe anore lib
III at lRs9e Ct Orb inb. Saalsoes
prateoe ban uttRttells. muHisrt %
LaubIlgt pibers ON Den flasitge
5fcle p9 Romanrlf, ON bette %
blut o9 lpotteoe oper alpprli1ere
Sisuitanoe. Veo Tssierten bplisbe
pen SRrbe III 0pftpr gllnds, meb
ct Sloeblif pda fin luafiOmme Ra.
bO: seq tatter Iem forbluoilist,
Den SmbsipJe er meset un~oerbol'
oenbe" Weu De taler feil", ipls
reoe SaSen llselaa ilate ps tunpe
fnapt bare Ns fer eatier. "Ien
aucen. BEN OLmle. CT Bet ION CT
l!-"Spao for @csst? Den an.
% bsHue 9srre. icm taller
lla msget -" Ma, bet er Salslc.
Den bersmte Rcmlnfolfltter,
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-05

Boston Stock Market.
ISales of tbe Brokers Board. Anr;I A,

By water conveyance-1OOO bush corn meal to
W True & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-05
THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL

Fast Day April 18th.
The Supreme Court has sustained the Cover
nor's veto of the double mileage BILL
The Governor has made number of az
p,intments, among them that of recorder of
the Municipal Court of Portland.
Madame Patterson-B onaparte, widow of
Prince Jerome Bonaparte, died at Baltimore
yesterday.
Secretary Sherman announces that the $40
bends bave been all funded in the per cent?.
A great fire at Miragoane. Hayti, has des'
troyed 81 100000 of property and rendered
$500 people homeless.
The House continued the discussion of the
Army bill yesterday. Gen. Hawley and
Randolph Tucker making the principal
speeches.
Frosts at the South have greatly damaged
early vegetables. The loss in the vicinity OF
Charleston is estimated at $25O,000.
Ten thousand people have died in Upper
Egypt from starvation. The famine is now
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-05
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Nominations by the Governor.
Fast Day. Thursday, April II.

AUGUSTA, April 1.-THE Governor has made the
following nominations:
Railroad Commissioner - John F. Anderson of
Portland.
Superintendent of Common Schools-Edward s.
Morris of Biddeford.
Trustees of Normal Schoo s-David H. Chandler
of Pennington. j. W. Dresser of Castine, Amos W.
Plummer Of Kenduskeag, Frederick Robbie of Cor
ham, A. A. Woodbridge of Rockland.
Trustee of the Insane Hospital William D. Hay.
den of Madison.
Recorder Of the Municipal Court, Porfland-George
W. Woodbury. of Portland.
The Governor has designated Thursday. April
18th, as Fast Day.
Norway Decides to Invest in the Norway
Branch Railroad.
NORWAY, April 4.-The town of Norway to-day
by vote of to voted to take stock to the amount
$4,000 in the Norway branch railroad connecting
with the Grand Trunk. Individual subscriptions to
about the same amount the success of the
terprise.
Poor Farm Buildings Burned.
DOVER, April 5.-The building on the town farm
in Foxcroft was burned Thursday night. Insured
for 5000 Cause of fire unknown.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-05
EUROPE.
The English Budget-Last Years Expen-
diturcs Exceeded the Revenue 92,99I,
500.

The English Budget-Last Years Expen-
ditures Exceeded the Revenue 92.19I,
500.
LONDON, April 3-Sir Stafford Northcote, Chan
ceor of the Exchequer presented the budget in the
House of Commons tonight. He stated that last
years revenue amounted to eS3 1l6 0OO and the ex-
penditures 9e5, 407 800. The latter includes the
credit for the Zulu and the other supplementary
estimates. The expenditure for the financial year
ending March 31st, $780, is estimated at LAB 00o
and the revenue at ESQ, 00O This estimated ex-
penditure does not include further provision for the
Zulu war nor the payment of the Exchequer bonds,
but the Chancellor hopes the surplus may prove suf-
cient to meet the Zulu expenses and cancel 5000
OF Exchequer bonds leaving e4750O0O of bonds ON
last years vote for e6,00OOOO credit t., be provided
for.
The tobacco duty is readj listed in such manner
as to add two pence per pound on cigars. The duty
on tea and the income tax not changed the pres
ent condition of the country not being such as to
justify additional taxation. AS an alternative, Sir
Stafford Northcote prefers to ask power to renew
such amounts OF Exchequer bonds as may be re-
qursd over another year, leaving the sinking fund
untouched.
Note.-The English newspapers have been advoca-
ting the application of the reserve sinking fund to
the extinction of the floating debt instead of re-
duction OF the funded debt.
The Negotiate ms between Turkey and
Greece.
LONDON, April AIN the House of Lords TODAY
in answer to a complaint by the Marquis of Lands
down that the negotiation between the Porte and
Greece was unduly proracted, Lord Salisbury stated
that Englana's attitude was unchau ged, but the
chances of settlement would be greater when the
present pressure for another frontier of Turkey is
removed.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-05
NEW YORK.
Shot by an Actress

NEW YORK, April 4.-Miss Zuluand, alias Ward
an actress took at the Coleman House in this
city yesterday, on the same floor with rooms cccu-
pied by Miss Alice Harrison, another actress. VIII le
Mr.. Washington Nathan was visiting Miss Harrison
Miss Zuluand broke into the room and fired two
shots at Nathan, of them striking behind the ear
and lodging under the skin in the back of his neck
Nathan went to surgeons and had the ball extract
ed, and is said to be in no danger. The woman Zulu
and elected from the hotel and is said to have gone
to Boston. She cannot be found. She was formerly
the wife of Ward the actor, but has borne the name
of Barrett, and was once on friendly tterms with
Nathan, whom size shot on acco uut of some alleged
wrong. Miss Harrison had nothing to do with the
affair.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-05
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL s.

constables the antecedents sfSheriff Ring and
his confreres-the ancient order of Caesars!
But one more proof ofthe assevelaLion and
I leave the field triumphantly. We are just
now excited over the adulteration Of food.
The civilized population of New England is
all agog lest they eat pulverized slate for
black pepper. drink lime-water for milk, or
crunch sand for sugar. But what shall we
say to the adulteration of butter with mica
and feldspar in 1851, fourteen pounds
wanting two ounces'' to the frkin!
I'VE present Jane, the wife OF John An
drews for selling of Firkin of Butter unto
Mr.. Mic, Davis that had two stones in it,
which contained fourteen Pounds, wanting
two ounces, in Weight"
Has not Eboracus satisfactorily demon
strated BY legal proof that "there is nothing
new under the sun" and may he not continue
the use of the axiom?
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-05


tion.
Garabaldi has embarked from Caprers. and
it is runored that he has gone to Athens to
organize an expedition.
An anonymous letter has been received CIV
ing the warning .hat an attempt would be
made to assassinate Queen Victoria between
the frontier of Italy and Turin.
The Standards correspondent at Rangoon re-
ports some of the powerful chiefs have re-
nounced their allegiance to the King OF Bur-
mah This will probably be represented as
result of British intrigues, and may precipitate
crisis. The Burmese war vessels are posted
on the river with the intention OF preventing
the British residents at Mandalay escaping by
water.
It is said that Schouvsloff will succeed Gort-
schakoff as Russian prime minister after the
occupation of Roumelia is completed.
The total value of cotton goods of domestic
manufacture exported from the United States
in 1873 was $2,947, 525, the total number of
yards %. 972 $50 and $685., 800 worth of other
goods In 1873 126,292OOO yards of cotton
goods were exported and 81 ,425,287 worth of
other cotton manufactures all valued at $11,-
| 538, 900.
Mrs. Oliver has applied for new trial.
William Harris has just died at Louisville,
| KY, from the effects of over exertion in walk
ing. He undertook to walk SIX days IN CON-
pany with several other professional pedestrl-
| ans. He completed 300 miles when he left the
track completely exhausted. The day after he
died. Two of the female pedestrians who were
contestants in the recent six days walk at Gil.
more's Garden are in very critical condition.
Eva Sinclair has suffered intensely from pains
| in her body and limbs, and having entered the
contest just after she had completed 1,20C
uuarter-miles in 1000 quarter-bours at New
| Haven, war, consequently, in no condition fol
| it. She is now iu Come cticut. Rich is said &c
! have lost her mind. Mrs. Farrand is at Belle
| vue Hospital, whittier she was compelled to GO
| on account of poverty. She is extremely debil
| itated and requires constant nourishment, but
is getting along well, and will, no doubt, ulti
mately recover. Jolly business is pedestrian.
ism.
O'Leary has offered a champions belt ant
$4,000 in money to the best American runner il
race of 142 hours at Gilmore's Garden, begin
ming Monday morning, Oct. 6. Mr.. O'Lear!
thinks America can beat England at running
as well as walking, but to accomplish it prac
tce is necessary. If the winner of the Octobe
race is an American, Mr.. O'Leary offers II
send him to Eogland to compete with Rowell
at his own expense.
Hamilton Brock of Boston, who disappeare'
just before M. Frank Paige's trial came on
with $22, 900 of government bonds, supposed t.
be a part of the proceeds of Paige's operation
to swindle his creditors, was traced to Canad
by a detective who induced Brock on tn
promise that be should ba exempt from prose
cutiop to meet him in Providence Thursday
aud surrender $4,000 The balance of 3d.
was said to have been used to defray the exper
ses of Paige's trial.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-05

-H17IsOIrzr-NIo 1zAOIlA1SU17'
At ProvinceIown 4tb, brig Y Rionda, Chase, Cuba
for Portland.
Ar at Boston 4th. brig T Kimball, Cienfuegos.
Ar at New York 4th, brig TubaI Cain, Marseiles
Ar at Shanghai -. ship Susan Gilmore New York
Sid I'm Kingston Goth, sch Nellie Star Poland, for
Savanna la Mar and Boston.
Sid I'm Havre I'd inst ship R R Thomas, Nichols
United States; John Berry, Emerson, do.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-05
Gloucester Fish Market.

For Inc week ending April 2, 1879.
Georges Codfsh-Stock held at 81 (0 S4} per otl
for large and SGT for medium. Bank Cod at S3l P
qtl for large and S2a q So for metium and small.
$50 for rs and $3{ for SIS.
Fresh Halibut-In good receipt with last sales of
Bank at 3sc tb, through 81 q 4lc % fb for white
and gray.
Shore Fish-Scarce; we quote last sales at S3I ~
iOo pounds for steak and market Cod; So for Had
dock S14 for Cusk and 81 for Hake. Fresh tongues
at DC P I'd frozen Herring 81 ~ hundred
Halibut Fins at 10 90 ~ Dbl; Fins and Napes so
y Dbl Halbut Heads 80; Tongues and Sounds at
Il 90; Picked Tongues So; Sword fish so; Picked
qtl; Haddock S1a q $Is; Hake So to So 50; Pollock
" ~ 9 70; Smoked Halbut 9sc Medicinal Oil at
gall tanners at BIC, Porgie Oil &c. Scaled Her.
Livers 35 S bucket; Boneless and Prepared Fish at
81 TO &c H. as to quality. Picked Herring at So q
to $5i % Dbl for Labrador split; Salmon $iS a. SIS.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-05
FOREIGN PORTS

Sid fm Adelaide Feb ID, barque Jennie 5 Barker,
At L.ttleion. NJ, Feb %, barques Helen Angler
Berry. from New York; Evane, Hichborn, fIom
Ar at Sydney. Nsw. 10Th inst, barque Libby
Buckman, Java.
At Newcastle, NSw, Feb &c, barque Fred p Litch-
field, Spaulding. for San Francisco.
Sid Feb 8. ship Alex Mcneil. Sproul, Yokohama
Sid tm Sydney, NSW, Feb 20, barque Penang, Pat
ten, Shanghae.
Ar at wellington. NJ, Feb &c. barque Aberdeen,
Fultord, New York.
Ar at Dunedin Feb s. barque Chas Deerng, Carter
Littleton. NJ.
Ar at Gibraltar March 80, brig Salistra, Partridge
New York.
Sid I'm Liverpool Sd inst. barque Adelia Carlton,
Grant, New York.
At Callao March 10. ship Resolute Nichols unc
barque Fannie Sheffield, Dunning. to load at south
ern deposits for United Kingdom or Continent
Sid I'm Huanillos prev to March IL, ships E Sar-
gent. Anterior; Columbus, Humphreys, and Leo
nora, Peterson for Europe.
Ar at honolulu Mch g. ship Robert Dixon, Osgood,
San Francisco, (and sailed 18th for Bakers Island)
Sid TN Aspinwal Mich %, barque Glacier, Beattie,
Cienfuegos.
Cid al Caibaren Mch 81. sch John S Case Coleord
dephia.
Cid at Csrdenas previous to Mch % briggs Ante
lope, Ray, and Elizabeth Winslow, Locke, for North
of Hatteras sChs Waldemar Parker; Keene,
Keene, and Winnie Lawry, Spear, do
In port Mich 3d. brgs Amy Lane, g s Packard,
Laura Messer, Fannie A Bailey, Thomas Stone,
VanCleat and Isaac Orbeton.
SPOKEN.
April1, off Anjier, ship Farragut, Small, 81 DAYS
from New York for Sourabaya.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-05
CITY OF PORTLAND.
Assessors Notice.

FENHE Assessors of the City of Portland hereby give
Il notice to all persons liable to taxation in said
CITY, That they will be in session every secular day
from the nfst TO the fifteenth day Of April next in
elusive, az their room in City Hall, from ten TO
twelve O'Clock in the forenoon aud from three to five
O'CLOCK IN the afternoon, for the purpose receiving
lists OF the polls and estates taxable in said CITY,
AND all such per-ons are hereby notified TO make
and bring to said Assessors true and perfect lists OF
all their polls and estates, real and personal held
by them as guardian, executor administrator trus-
tee or otherwise, on the first day OF April 1879 and
be prepared to make oath TO the truth of the sime
And when estates o. persons deceased have been
divided during the past year, have changed hands
from any cause. the executor administrator or 9th
er person interested, is hereby warned to give notice
of such change; and in default of such notice will
BIS held under the law to pay the tax assessed al
though such estate has been wholly distributed aud
paid over.
And any person who negects to comply with this
OF The STATE and be barred of the right to make APP
plicaton to the County Commissioners for any abate
ment OF his taxes, unless he shows that be
able TO offer such lists within the time hereby ap-
pointed.
nzB-In no case where the Assessors have been put
TO the dlsagreeable necessity OF making a doom will
the possession of Government bonds deposits in
the Savings Banks be allowed a plea In mitigation
Of such COON.
s STi Il NM MARSH, Assessors.
LOT g. NELSON.
Blank schedules will be fdrni he'd at the room
| of the Assessors. mh29ltd
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-05

THE FOUR PER CENT

The Five-Twenty Bonds All Called In
An Annual Saving of Interest of 8 g.
99l,314.
WASHINGTON, April 4-The following was issued
late this after noon by the Treasury Department:
Subscriptions to the per cent consos having been
received to the full amount Of $40 bonds outstand-
ing the circular Of this Department Of Jan. l. 1879
inviting such subscriptions is rescinded. Ten dollar
refunding certificates will be sold heretofore under
the circulars of March 70 and 26. Four per cent,
consols hereafter will be sold for redemption of 1910
bonds of the act of March g. 1854 upon terms to be
hereafter prescribed.
(Signed) JOHN SHERMAN.
The Secretary will issue two calls for the balance
of the 5-2Os. The aggregate calls, including those
since January, amount to $40 7OO saving an ar
nual interest of Sc, 99l 314.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-05
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Robert Blaine, the brother of j. G. Blaine, will be
removed from the Office of under secretary of the
Senate.
Plunkett wooden company of Hidsdale, Mass, have
failed. Liabilities $4,000.
. Two miners were killed at Scranton yesterday by
falling roofs in the mines.
Conant the defauting cashier of the Eliot Nation
aLbank OF Boston, was discharged yesterday, a mo-
motion to quash the indictment having been sus-
tanned, but was Immediately rearrested and held in
$4,000.
The Government has decided that it cannot under
take to protect the owners of bonds and notes
against their fault or misfortune.
AyIes Jones. mountaineer, accused of The MUIR
der OF Lieut. Mcintyre two years ago at the head of
a troop In the Georgia mountains, will have pre-
hminary examination today. The Mcintyre murder
created great sensation IN Georgia and the author
tiles have been working it up ever since. Jones is
desperate man. who defed arrest and eluded the of
fcers long time.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-05

CHARLESTON, April A heavy frost last night
almost entirely killed early vegetables. Loss to far.
mers around Charleston is estimated at S25o,OOO.
ATLANTA, Ga, April 4.-There is a cold snap here
today. The thermometer is at 80. The peach, pear
and apple crops are reported ruined and the vegeta
BILE crop damaged. The cold is not general over the
State.