davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-07-18

On the Mississippi River improvement Com
mission tho jettics nso p.ettr libcrntly repre-
scutcA Capt, Eads, who is master OF the Jet
ties, and Col. Con,stoek. who is Government
inspector Of Capt Eads' Job, arc both members,
comprising onc~ttlirl Of the Commission. Capt.
Eada' forcmcn and contractors hare apparently
bccn overlooked or ssigttcd Ill making these ap-
polntments.
, 1879-07-18

Tint the Democrats hnye not Attempted and
probably never intended to do, nll the dreadful
things which Mcssrs. Chandler and Gorsiam as
surcd us they were going To do, is plain enough.
But tho way in which these charges have been
dispruyed has dune nothing 10 make people
wllln. or rendv to sec all three branches of the
Government In Democratic l.nt,,ls. On the con-
trars, nc bclieYc very iarrc proportion OF the
moro soher-lntndeA Democrats themselves have
Leon thanking ti,cIr stnrs during thc past three
months that there Is q Republican rscsldapt.
, 1879-07-18

Washington tn. ca Rtpus'!csn t7en.}.
Voorhees, friends md political followers IN
Indiana shot TO death dozen or mnre "draft-
Ing " officers ont In Judlaua during the War, A
queer way they had Of showing Iclr friendship
for the poor soldiers.
, 1879-07-18

AATNlE tlG III lGAIuu II 4ElIGLGE ChiIEA upon
a. II. Andrews Il Co. Tor tie purpose OF naecr
lotninr thu ncw. an their s,do NJ N. dtt,,c,,It,
A. ,t.rs,S, w. sn,,sas.n,n ~ ~ "s5, t1,
W., @ tiosuos,' ~ spokssa ~ . 'us .ne urn. eaa
taem yesterday afternoon that the Commtlteo
could ho found for tho purposo OF a confercnce
t,t tcv an.
1900 for auent that tho firm cared, for it had no
new propositions 10 make. The enpIo5cs had
tried to dictate TO Andrcwa e. ca. that ,hrv
s.o,,,, s..rt ~ .tr f...aru -, ~, .ss .ns.
5 O'Clock. The Company WIS determined to
allow no d!ctat!on, It was willing tl.at tue
strikers should work only eight hours II thcy
liked, but II there wero others who wonld rorj, @
1nngcr taeS saoula not % prevented by ssIikers,
nr%, OF ,n a1us o1.n ~ ,no sksss tatfnea rus
piled ior ,ss work. The COMPANY fesis no anxiety
emn!oyos arc eti'i ~ WORE. New hands viii bc
taken nn unless ti1o "outs" cona back and
'a,!ow n,e1o, aae's employers 10 manage aleIr own
,pIsusss. n11.:a ,r,,,o- =, .,o ,,,.,,. .u t..,
1ae forenoon ht thc headquartrfs, Y Blue
iaiana avenue. Inc previous evening the men
naa 1oFhea re ,5 90 organ'zaton anM 80 At noon yos.
'9t M The mGn already belong to The Furniture
'noFRefa' Vaiod' assu the new Society intends to
JOIN that oodY Tonight. A pirket-1lusd has
>neen >ss postca 1 a aronna re Andrews shops, con-
blatlhE OIL Ev0 Bc1t1nels, having rnliel8 every
two hours, and with orders 70 report at head
quarters "nat men, II any, oelonetng TO tho
.uniof, return 70 WORK. Ing "psckefa" report.
cu an s 60 Hdoa tnas none had gone back and
s worK NJ Ihscn aH rrs"r nf ~ a.e now
would not renaln long tdlc,-that there Is q
better opening 10 thh city for furniturc-
,tMcrS had Iygs'ats' Iern w "a1u'acsotS tasn
, 1879-07-18
CURRENT OPINION.


Tcmrnrnfy fee1frE
Uenrvr Tft6hns fRtp.).
Bon Butlcr's physirIau having ordered him to
rest from po!,tlt5, massachusetts can 20 ont
after might again for while without fear OF
abduction,
, 1879-07-18

The enHtneer ID one Of the iarVost PIttsburg
(Ps,} machiuc.shops was 50 troubled By an un.
aucrF the other day that he thought hs was going
gInzY. For fur tint he might hurt himself Of
h!s family Ia his supposed Ina,ia. he went ~
Mayor, aIegraw uua got hisnsulf locked up,
tne Mayor could hardly be persuaded that any
thing was wrong with him.
, 1879-07-18

For sinking apells, Gts. dizziness, palpitatlou,
'ud low spirits, ssiy On Hop pltters.
, 1879-07-18

1)AlhTSEhs s WASTKn-WtTMM II M sso9 AND SERVICES M
b:sn monthly, Particulars It III B0utA WateE'tt,
lto0ni1 J. '''
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JUDICIAL ADVERFrsEm surs.
asa sgsssErE SAFES.
william Evans va. warren EVEN nus
Henry M EvnnR

William swans va. warren EVEN ana
Henry M Evnna
u,tttRn DISTRICT COURT ron TINE FAR
\ iah IF nfleana. NJ, asn3n ~ virtue y 4
writ of aeianre ard aalp. ~ ma ,iranta w
the honorable The Thiil IiA'rict Court for the
narlah ~ 0tanns In The nliuvn entitled nnnsn
I will proceed IT, ae nj unltin autt Ton
al the Merchants AMI Aurtinnanta' Exchange
Royal street Vet Feen Nnnpl ana Huetnnlhruan
etrppte IN tha Aennni ht-t ir " thla nt y nn
HATuHDAl. lanmnrt a.. teao. ri ~ onlnnk m
the fqllgwtna des,,i,,el Et"pmnttr. &, W.
hniaings ani improvements thereon. -ttnalpd
III thp Ftret District VI ,hla city, Nv Tho elunle
bounded nv NV l.yee. Ftnn' i,aven, rnalin
(lpta Benjamin. md Hrata tlpta RnHsltnl atrnpta
aud forming The narnpr " NpH liprea Rnd
Thalla ptrpeta ani m"as ttlng fnrty pfsht leni
more or lefa. trout ~ Now Lere" a'r"et nv -
1ppth Hna front an Fhnla street. nf ann htn
dred nnd I've teet. ~ ra - less. al American
measure.
The huilhinEa. aud Endorsements thereon.
sltuated In the pnma dta',iot aud snuate,
designated nv tho numhnt nna On 4 pnn
drawn hy Inv R'hilaher oiyil engineer. w tha
fret ~ March. iaAI. BrA Deposited IA tho ie
purdarf William iitva late uutnrr. witch
lot meRauraa twenty hnf feet finn' ~ aati
Front street Nv hanth If ene humlrnA nnt
els feet, h"tNe"n tarellal ltn"a American
mraentp.
IuTs OF GROUND tapo hot wi n H. hnil,l
ipaa nnd improvements thereon a'nat"a ~
thu Rane itHt'io apd sannta 40 the pI,rya ,lea
lynntpi IA lets se "n. ,iEht f8ntt"an. tit ON.
atHtpan, twpNtr 'htna nnl twnntg t"nr am "A
nlan drawn Inv james Ftarat nta.aitAa nti,l evil
enuinaar ialnh Arfil X fpiF ALL dst,aritotl ~
fhe ailipn 10 Nua .tpl unNltk aa slRn MN. ~ ~
Hawk Nc rlHna M wht ~ l,ta nanatrfu rs tai
tawpt lieta apvan nnl eight ndi lii nnnA other
and measure fwanir III h t"et ai& n"haa & "ni NJ
Front afrRai hY dapth ~ nne hundtet nnf
atty hi IA teta att III shta B=i Nnstn EntAltal
lines nta nnmhela iauitnnh. g. "an Pnl 49,
teen pdiNn rnrh ntNpi anh innnamte eHah iwpu#
tv fonr ieat NY fhnla attaot +, onn hHntlE,.l
AND twenty foot IL larth. ma ~ naml,aia
twputvs ihrna Rul Npruy NV adi a.in aaah th Nj
al t#ttt 4i Ia a
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sUsHE srn s.sH.ra.sxa.

non BAYOU TEHlIT AND ATdlIAFaIkVA
NNl5lt
I,eav,a tATI1ItpAE lpeuarY I nj ~ IN
IT. ron W. MaHriNHVILLE NEW
lJahttEEII ~ u W. in .Inannr iin Finnkltn Hnu.
- tr"Fllo. EnffarannFlln. nlui all intei
roe latn tnndlnea ltayeu Jt.Ir" md AfrhHf
pInrn tivhI tiia bttW pnsGanpHf= afnamnr
.FRHs W sHA NMEHs,
# Il Murgnh Mas A.
will Leave aa "hny" F"r Ir"tght - rasaaea
ntlIr 81 hana1 flt
GEp u HiTE No tl2 atnvlnr al
IN, i ~ TsNtIN 60 Magazine aNrent
NJ, Ielfa will hn uaid nuloaa nnnirnnf"d nnan
ntAei ~
,nl lloyd r HFfT
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-29
AUCTION SALES.
Tsy Montgomery ~ Go.

MONTGOMERY " 90. AUCTIONEigHg
nnllaif nauaifnmanta 81 Household Furniture
tprueta PRINTING!, libraries ani General
Matrhaudlap .fpr Their regular nuetlnn ealre
hhli ~ ~ n'rlnnk q. M, every TUEAnaE
h'iifltsRDA1 mud aATuRnAN,
aHiaH nj iaaldanoaa attended 10 NJ m iaraft
nhptnea HlifY
NEpNTGN h CD,
W AH1TInNFERH
VIII sell HnrHae, Multa. Uowa Uarripsea ant
Itafnezp rt auction, ~
MONTGuMNRY'R TATrHttaAtIH.
sa, ~ W.raNHe strect
eyerr WEDNESDAY, AMI SATURDAY at II
n'gl1ah
{nnaiRnnente If atnrh collected nutT On,
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CITY TANES OF 1879.

naltnannrts stit. haya ! iaw dsFs y p4g saeir
taxas without costs TIL a1a wha i " ystesasa
avail Themselves ef tie same wiil hsra a7 s,t.a-
sion hereafter so complain II n,stisana, So
nanaes ALI. IL ISAACSON.
ae4lg Administrator 81 finance.
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wi HHI.l nHIl nIYMR Pam

I,onvas IA rURphY JannarT T. nj 81. ~.
ron GRAND Wl6RE hLE1AN-
aaaAlahst III din Egg Bend, Nntmans, Barhina,
Wnrn'a md way landings The
elegant md now etsntner
.pHssT RFH1,.
II Ennnft rnaater q. q Hamilton clerk,
win leave ne above. Bnr fIaiani ~ On apge
annlT on board. II To
IL w. AnAMH II commercial Pis.s
7 s. No wharfiroa' nhnrgrs, NJ enmfniHHinn
win Ea charged 81 moutl IT Bod river or Nav
o,lonna for forwarding freight ronalenei IT,
boat ~ agent ieG
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JUDICIAL ADvEuTraEMEM rH.l
6sE sEsassrET SALTS.


sfiFnHs HANK 0f auiasaHn ~. NJ mnnare
iianarenuy.
HtFTlI HIaTHtHF d0ttHr ron THE IA,
tah Ct Dtlaana No, lu2ia Nv yttnn III T.
writ w srfs1ta aud Halu NJ ran ittaaleI w
10 hnH"rahln ~" fl{h District Gaur ~,
tlin ltAii1h NJ aInnua In il,o above entitled
nanen Will trnaaai aali at tD'aie
nnnl'"n ti tha Iffeilpnia ana a2tntf9uoaia Isg
.hnprp Harni 5ltf4aa t,at yga,srr fta.,ai pnI tng
t"fuhuueA stta@ta IN ttu, ENnApd nfaftirt NC tbia
"ltr ~ FlnnAN Iaunatt aa iaao M II, ,,talarR
NJ ~ n,,,1y'na 39a wv h'",,I,s Il MI
uated ~ ~" Goaenl hfatritl w thlt rity ~
tleo 4fIual" VI 4npt@aa.d nttlin a. Ann nnr,n nn.
nntenndg hnh linmr0'i etreafa iaaiannttal III
faa anmint t,It' IA plan dtnwn hr iaz,sI,h
lsilip, tha aat #ayrf ~ He tpa ~ Manirtrattfy
unttar lntn Nv liza twenty ft,ttlp ,,i n,a",nIsar
az tata, na, deposited IA thoni1t est + t1tn,a
nnHr pubic ~ nihn number aiSty The anil irt
nl nf"nal mananres, ~ Ametaan mnaartn
went wits f"et four inchea font ~ ~ Ann e,ept
hr II lnpth NC onn hunarah fnnt night inoltrp l,p5
tWeen uarnllnl lines. bounded 81 on" eide ht
The pfnpettr law ~ late II Widow Eupalard
ord "n tho either pdeh w Tho ltnp"rtr late W
natnatt ia ARntns t,rpahe~ Win ntl tha tnill
inga md improvements h.renn. and al fIa
righta, ways, rrisIlages anh nrun,tennnean
thntonnt" he)angng ~ ~ any wiae npn"ttnn
Ina Tpgn'hot with un" hundred nni @iytt pipht
sharna ~ mnttg ~" stark If Tho ttNiHana Tank
NJ bout iona. ilernnntn aitn"hnd.
Rnivai In tha nhavo suit
're,fra ana Conditions Thn .,utrha4ar a.
furnish ainnh 40 y Inl thn nm ~ tWnle ham
~ y aua sixty i"llnta fnlilng IN" "a ~" Hiai
nf hn,,unln4r 1880 and rnnatvni,a onanftlinp a.,
thnn nltnr If thn GA i7anu HpRk nf I5nnlainnn
mil thn halnnra onaE Tho putnhnanl w 10
autne ~ tlln ohlipntinna nnd responsibilities W
at0ckhnlAei NJ Tho tfiitzana' Hnui ed lIamtai
Hnn. nai the afrcL nnto 81 furnished I've
idprtlnad with thn n"f If mnrtgnea pnti rlnipe
" Willow ias.rhina Inn''ranuy u lav"t u
thn cut Nauk rpasnI hGnre II. .i
nm nufnry rntin In New ntaana ,lti "a
lWnntt fl al nf AWil iafn nul ant If lIyTainn
u stuck and at'ah laan H. thni'Itisnna an,L y
Isanl4fann IL avnt ~ widow Ipbtrpplls
nnaa" snfaro en #na notary d3ttal eyrntnnrlttN W
February tRit aud with w" eh"ri0'4 d"nd N sale
IA hia nna,.
i AIGFE GhltTHuFttfS
Ifti 4hetiH lila rnttRh ~ Dtinufa
,lpS> ~ ~ w
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FOR aitRGTTT0RF
eharmer 4s. Npah pnovall mastnt
I,anvaa WEDN EHphY. Dec. ut. nj 4. m,

Nnwhnrfhnal charges. dfayaga ~ enmmlaslbn
will no o,lntpai ~ month ~ Rnd RlYer, Bayou
Earn ~ NJ Sew Oraana. In foi wathlng freight
consigned in the nonlpanv hp bill nf hiding.
Fni freight ~ nnsaaga apHly on board ct the
hnata ~ nj the office IT The eotnnany, No. aa
Camp street. J0H. A, AIKEN, President
NJ W ,IOvdE GEO. J.. HIrE,
! u. uAHilN. BRITT9H y LrFLBR,
ina TlnHn \ MuPEAEE Agents,
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STEAM BOATS.
maa MIysv amt Tevns.

NEW ORLEANS AND RED HIVEB TRANS.
FORMATION COMPANY AM, TE gls !, Il l., "a
Through bills # ladIng ara through nHssen.
RoI tickets 10 NIL landings on hea river aud all
latlway stations In Tasaa. The best toute 70
Hot Aprlnea.
T~ ron HHREv EP0RT. JEFVEn-
In FL iii son Hot tiptings, nud all lanlin
on Rcd River aud railway stations
In Texas.
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.,v an, N on NE NJ I M4XE no,4,r rnI
WEEKLY PACKET,
LEAVES MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND
Fridays. at ia ~ nj.
FDh " ELDAN'A PLANTATION
Il 4alsst NJ Bonnet Carrie Church, IIahuvia
sA'''-t'--<%'~ kcunnrvIlln md MI Intermediates
plan,atIou landings Tho limo side wheel phs-
FpHgcrR tGtInHr
gsTY 0R AUGUSTA,
! H. Brnu mnatar. Arthur l. Freret clerk
VIII lsmva ~ nbppn. returning own ne rpHst
in daylight TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
aATtEpAYB. For freight o. raesnR" Ngtly on
b0tri or to ID X. PEItRET,
No. II Detn street, np stairs.
A cork Will bA found tho landing daily
to fpeoiVti freight. De22 TT
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~ Fag. ron EIATpHHA NTIAHO VIA GAI.
- sAAAlMAaAAs weston Tn Iron steamer
q, WNRHaA

VIII pail Fro, Morgan tliiY on
TltF4nAY nnaeuE,ot "
nj tFT. rot GnHtl'e a'litia1l
Etuiunta fneniFrA fan ehava point raahtprni
81 rudtnp"la bp aehooaars nitl through hills y
nlihg aign"h.
Ifeh otnfn 10 Gotpua Christi and Tra1na flf
anYt ~ tat mud yuauanof onualgnoaa.
Freiehf fpr all tho above points tnaoIYhl nt
tiln ,laln If ~ atgHu'a I,hti,lnua Hpj JoF 8
I,ati,mpl faot ~ tnfayetfo atreti. dniy mill
+ /,
tn G.-ta and a'nmnoma a"auod upIIs u m
n nptfla' olca. al at ha f"try lan'ing. On
mo, nlt,p II 4 uptt mo
Through II knfa viii he laauad from THE aiT''e
t,4fn ltinttpnl p"ina On ihe Houston. feKaa
Central itailf"nd on tbe International aud
ttlsnl Northern Railroad. T"saa and IaaIiIe
lt4lloni.
GA WHITNEY 4 80 Manapors,
"eit 1utuer Wppasin@ nnd Nntrhen sta.
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TIKI WEEKLY UPPER GOAaT PACKET TO
BAYOU GnULA AND BEN TUREAUD.
TT. THE FINE AND FAST FASHBM-
ktHt tssssssst II ger atapmer
a~~--s-a'-s=- WH'aPER,
j. A. t1ouatoak nns6nf, eioo NJ Woods clerk,
Inaves EVERY MONDAY ma WEDNESDAY
\ 10 ~ m and FRIDAY ut y IN for Bayou
aouIn. returning down tho ceat on aiternite
#tHYR
For freight or pGHaneenpply oS honri, Or 70
s. IENO, 20 CONT stre,ct.
c0rk WIN bn found daily Mt the heHi IF
BanviIio Rtrst,t Ia rnaRlvn freight. eG2utf
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J. a. Ruiz lnGsEaL,
n. H. YaIIatte alG 81 Il. 66fEotS eIsrag,
Ks9Y81 ~ ABOVE regular. tE1w1I4K 70 ne cfcS
sarig In tha evening IN Ga sets days. FOX
freight Usage ADDtg er 1o4.9s d. read OK 1opa
1! s.Tek. a114
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Sts5sz4sfS9ysskR Tho Al nHss"uKsT fnPkGt
ssNkfas7asaf3ha Assn GE"Tssbs,

r. A. Ghnrla Enhstar.
Fdw NieoHe md ! ". Lagroue. clerks.
VII i@iy" 60 439h, ra54.ttniue i2%g me coast
For ftsiRht or paasnge 5uDly ~ board lr to
T.. HiVET.
t05 D99atur, near IA. louis street.
P.H Haa i clerk NJ tie landing during the
day. II tne he41 81 Bisnvilis strset. to reeeive
frslEht. no12s m
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AATos MgTA v.
10 w Ear EpAsT.

Lea7ee every TUESDAY ,.aa II UEsDAY 81 II
H. H. and SATURDAY ~ Il y. ia.
Ise&s . FOG ORANGE RAAJ. POLITE.
s,az2sgsIsy ala aaehe Greenwood Piantation
as5sF&s88@f' + RS a1x bGsaf. af.3 I'll plantation
landings + a os1 Ant ans sgss a5sAu3@r
GHaA EnVESS.
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u =
i i NlElta NlTHEEAEN.
Gtytt Abaftn Nm tho N4t4h ~ ntl@ann
tapu jan I'll IN aE "A
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REENvLL.. ,rs Hups ASH BENDS.
UNITED pTArrq MAIL rAarrr
UNITED BTAIF0 MAIL rA0R M.

Eah vtORaRipd taR fREENViLhE.
Leava very TILT ftDht ftB.It ID
(, TT y Il VfGKaHUHG GREEAVtLI.E
LII. N asaaRk ~ md Heuis Fha tsw art tnaguin-
1~~~7--F-rae o. I,nE u Ast
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-01-04
Literary Notes,


There will be ready in few days at James
Miiler's ''Do They Love Us Yet?'' work on
the spiritual relation of the dead to the living,
by Mis- Cornelius W. Lawrence, of New York
city.
The public will be glad to learn that Mr..
George William Curts's grafton On the Lite,
Character aud Writings of William Cullen
Bryant, will be published In few days by
Charles Scribner's Sons. It will be issued in
both pamphlet and book form.
Lord Pembroke and Lady Southampton, who
have just been made vics.presidents If the New
Shakespeare Society in London, are heirs to the
titles of persons who were patrons and friends
of the poet, as is shown by his dedication to his
"Venus and Adonis,' and "Lucrece'', and his
fellows dedication to his posthumous folio.
The opening paper in the Atlantic Monthly
for February will bs an anonymous one upon
1.-THE Career of Capitalist" which will bs
heslthful reading for those numerous people
fond of denouucing capitalists. Mr.. W. W.
Story will bave graphic paper upon holiday
in Rome twenty years ago.
HamertOn's "Lfe of Turner is nearly ready
ct Roberts Brothers; SO are Professor Seelye's
'Life of Steip," the new "No Name" novel,
''Signor Mousldini's Niece" Legouve's "Read-
ing as Fine ART and "Given: a Drama in
Monologue," by the author of the "Epic of
Hsdes."
The Beacons6eld cartoons from the collec-
zion of Mr.. Puncb," have had sale of ne arly
one hundred thousand copies, and the profit on
them is estimated to have been between $4,000
and $4,000. "Mr Panoh'' has just published
similar collection relating to Gladstone and
Bright, each volume containing forty cartoons.
There are one hundred in the Beaconsfeld COL
lection, but 1t is estimated that the number re-
lating to Beoconsfeld that have been published
in the paper itself first and last reaches nearly
three hundred.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-01-04
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.

filings wool factory and several dwelling
houses on Grove street in this city were burned
yesterday morning.
The House yesterday sent the names Of
Smith and Garcelon to the Senate and the lat
ter body elected Gsrcelon governor by vote of
q to 10. The Greenback- Democratic caucus
nominees for state offices were elected. Both
branches adjourned until Tuesday
Gaeton who killed McKilvery at Veazie. last
Saturday, was held at Bangor yesterday to an.
swer to the charge of manslaughter.
Gen. Grant arrived 10 Dublin yesterday and
was very enthusiastically received by the peo-
pie. He made q speech.
In the Norwich murder trial yesterday Wes-
ley W. Bishop. Mrs. Cobb's our, told
shameful story of how he and Mrs. Cobb plot
ted to get rid of the latter's husband. They
had recourse to arsenic, morphine and strych-
nine before they killed him.
Intense cold is reported in New England and
the West, land deep snow which has greatly i'm.
peded railroad travel.
Moncasi, who attempted to kill King Alton
90, will be executed todsy.
The plague has broken out among the Co.'S
sacks in Astrachan.
The New York Chamber of Commerce has
decided against the double standard.
Sevetal Louisiana ballot box suffers and
bulldozers were arraignsd before the u. 8
Court at New Orleans yesterday and bound
over for trial.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs

OLeary, the pedestrian, has gone to hot Springs.
N. Y, to recruit. He is used up.
Inc new First Presbyterian church at Quincy ILL.,
is burned. Loss 500 000 insured for $4,000 It was
to be dedicated Sunday.
James L. Petrie died at the hospital in New York
Thursday night. from fractured skull caused nv an
unknown policeman's club.
DR.. Carver has again challenged Capt. Bogaraus to
shoot glass ball match for $780, 900 side at 500
single balls sprung from Bogardus trap and 25o
pairs sprung from double Huber trap.
The Greenwich street Elevated railroad is onlv
running about every half hour, fears being enter
tanned that the intense frost has Injured the iron
supports and rails.
The Twenty third street ferry to Hoboken ba
ceased running consequent upon the ice blockade on
the Hudson river.
manila adVices state that the gunboat Ashuelot is
at Manila to project the United States Vice Consul
there, who has taken charge of the steward of the
parque Masonic for numbering Capt. Kilman of that
vessel. Spanish officials of Manila showed an nm
friendly disposition in the matter
Caleb Oushing's funeral takes place Monday.
The Rankin House in Columbus, Ga, was burned
yesterday. Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
The Pacific Express, on the Michigan Central
railway ran into west bound Kalamazoo train at
Pokogan yesterday. Several persons were some
what hurt, none fatally.
AT YORK, Ia, George Einsg cut his wife's throat
then slashed the baby across the face with Ln;f,
and badly cut his father-in-law
uSteamship Lake Champain has arrived a+ Tive,
pool.
The F1tz John Porter inquiry was concuded vos-
terday, and the arguments began.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-01-04

MEETING OF THE FRoEBEL SocIETY.-A
meeting of the Froebsl kindergarten Society
was held Monday in Boston. The discussion
of the morning was upon the establishment of
free and charity kindergartens, and the rela-
tions to moral education of the free and charity
kindergartens, illustrated by facts from the 50
free kindergartens of St. Louis, and the Is
charity kindergartens of Boston, II of which
are supported by Mrs. Quincy Shaw of Brook
line. Miss Elizabeth Peabody, the wel-known
champion of the kindergarten cause, gave
long relation of the beneficial effects upon the
children. and from them upon the parents of
the schools in Boston and in 81. Louis. The
schools in Cambridge and elsewhere she stated
had far more applicati' ms than they could re-
ceive, and in nearly all cases were marked by a
strong improvement in the manners of the
children, and through them upon their homes
and parents. In many cases it had been said
of children who were wild and disorderly, that
through the kind teachings of the kindergar-
ten they hadi been changed into little gentle
men.
There was general discussion of the ques-
ton after Miss Peabody finished, bat no busi-
ness was transacted. There were present large
number of the friends of the kindergarten
movement, among whom was Rev. E E. Hale.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-01-04
EURO
Gen. Grant Cordially Received in
Ireland.
AlfonsO's Assassin to Die To day.

DUBLIN, Jan. 3.-Ex-President Grant, who left
London Thursday night by the Dublin mail via
Holyhead and Kingston, arrived here this morning
His welcome was of the heariest kind The city is
crowded with strangers from all parts of the coun-
try, including many distinguished persons from
abroad. The enthusiasm manifested was tremen-
dous and cheer after cheer rent the air the Gen
eral rode through the streets. Bunting was pro-
fusely displayed in all quarters. The reception by
the corporation was of the most digned but cordial
description. After the Mayors welcoming address
rendering his distinguished guest the freedom of the
city, Gen. Grant responded with much emotion. He
said that he felt very proud of being made citizen
of the principal city of Ireland. He was by birth
citizen of that country where there were more Irsh-
men, native born by descent than are to be found
in all the length and breadth Of this beauteous Isle.
Of which poets have sung and which has produced
some of the finest orators the world ever heard He
had the honor, when in office, of representing more
Irishmen and descendants OF Irishmen than the
Queen of England. In conclusion Gen. Grant ex-
pressed heartfelt thanks for his generous reception
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-01-04
Little Johnny on the Pigeon.

My sister says no man wich shoots pidgin
matches shall marry her, but no man wude
want to marry her, 1 guess, as long as the
pidgin sbootin held ont, cos that wud be fun
enuff. Wen she said it her yung man got red
like beat, but didn't say nothin. Mex day he
asst my Uncle Ned did he kno enbody witch wud
like to bi jam-up good shotgun. Uncle Ned
he said: ''Pd like to hi it my own self if it was
good pidgin gun, but 1 CESS it amt. cos it has
come nifty nj spilin match" Some pidgins
carrys letters. same as the post-ofice, and one
time wen my sisters yung man went away he
cot one of our pidgins and took it a long for to
fetch back letter to her. jest for f1ier. Mex
day wenever that girl herd the dore bell ring
she was jest wild, cos she thot it was her letter
come, for her idee was that the pidgin wude
leave it at the postoffice for to be delivered By
the letter carryers. But wen my mother toe
her the pidgin N ust come thru the winder, she
went and thru up evry wiDder in the nous, and
it was q cole day, and Frankly, that's the baby.
took cole and came nifty neer peterin out.