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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-08

Saliendo de Kingston Ell Is con las escalas
arr;ha mencionadas, llegara este puerto 81 %,
continuando eli mismC dia para Santh6mas, to-
mando aqui los pasajeros ietes para el yapor
hgasatlantico que dlcho dltinlo pnnto Sc dirige
Santander 4 st. Nazaire.
Precios de pasejes iaatercoloniales.
tAgs. / - 81 s. Primera. Entpte, Puente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-08
LIN b A
pE yAPORES- CORREOS ESPANOLES,
entire Liverpooly y Puerto Rico,
ln v,,sle. De est, Line, son 10. sIguIsntes.
Tipos reducidos de Fletes.

DsspachAndose uno ell as de cada mes en- Liver
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-08
lNGuATERRA Y FRANCIA.
Tarl1a para dlnerO.

Jan sHnA juan. IS Is Sg "a. San juan S IS S0ta @
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-27

The srALwARrs-Held a secret meet
ing last night IN this place, for the purpose
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-27

X. W. LILLARD.-The Kentucky F'.iior
nav appears with the scholarly Lillard al
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-27
LAND.

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I'd, llO lao
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bushel In A
and, |
rancis Ectog
a Mr.. Tiptot
o PER head
| everal CLAD
|r wheat al
Is per busha
amuel F.0
this season
u and lamls
r Louisville
h sell all lie
heavy mulef|
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bull, 4lh Il
that ever u
ir taxes.
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| p" in dad
e California;
ne was ACE.
John Willis,
| exander, Of
WINS ~
4 on the head
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Pennington
il week, at III
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-27

A company Of thirty citizens OF poyie
: purchased the Fair Grounds for w.
L. - Iii f,,nroxa the orounds and
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-27

arc compounded from snestaness .hsa 1919.
lie mosI delicate organization; Thsy
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-27

|DDs.Aiu
DOlds, n
asst, 2lst,h
an illnesst
I've child@
UTHERI.AN
ma, neaF
J A. Soutlu
..I
, 1879-04-23
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

petila Which AttpusIoll tho VAclllp Hail
Steamship AlnEtsn on IIpr Inst Voyage
0ut-0ttler NowA.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2l.-The anxiety .c-
Gently felt OFT account Of tic lion.arriya Of ,lc
Pacific mall steamer Alaska at Yokohama, for
which port sho sai!cl from here March g. WIS
dispellcd this evening by uows per tho brig Maui
titus, from Honolulu, Of her arrival there April
In disabled condition. Tic Alasks met u suc-
cess!on Of westerly gales unit! March 90, when
hurrlcuuc SGT In, during which tho sea rip
ped I'D tho Euords forward on tho port side,
'started thu beams aul coyeslng-board, stove
The forwnrtl-l.ouse, nl!rd tlie cng!na.Eoonl, nnl
0elured thu chip With tons ot water. The
rllddrr Was temporarily disabled. Thu steamer
fell of IN trough Of the sea, but 1ua!!y wns
brought to nndcr thu matn,spcncer. The Gu.
Eincs wern ucain started, and reached Homo.
lulu without further acetaent, Thrre SURVEY
Hns held, nn1 IL was decided 10 repair the dam
ayc thurc. Ihe machinery apl boilers were
fnund intact. The repalrs VII require about
s5,p00 AMI n delay Of ton days,
SAN FRAkClsco, April :.!a.-A dispatch from
Victoria, British Columbia, says t.ie United
States steamer Alasla sailed for Htka this after
noon.
;. LONDON, April 22.-Thc steamships Rhc!u aud
Victoria, from New York, lave arrived out.
Nsw YonK. April 2a.-Arrved, Indiana, from
Philadelphia.
from Liverpool.
, 1879-04-23
POLI1.'IOAI,.
OHIO.

fnse'af Dtsn"sca to The 7>fanae
COLUMBUS. o.. April e22.-ilIc rrnc,,,,.
moralizatton at tic Athens Iu.ano A,.,ss
has resulted in The scstsuotton 1,t''aa ~ T.
cx-conicdcrasc Superintendent, aftc1 nna.a ~
going thu caleimlnitK psucess ut ,tc h,u,s ''' !,
tho Board Of Trustees. That tl,e r.,o,,.' v, =
drunkenness nnt ttcbnucl,cry, which ],ore ~ h..s
carried on 10 an alarming tlccrcc ,,nd.r ~. y.
Democratic management, and 1.s result, ~. ~.
feared hy The managers II apparen: on ali .iaa
Tic Democratic Centrnl Cutnnitscc at A,h.s. ss.
held n meeting yesterday anl passed l' rr,oS,
ttons, which were submittcl to i,,c ler,t,,
turo to-day, domn,niius 1T tint boir :,
most searching investigation, anl H..
tho Cotnn,ittee OF Investigation IL
authorized to send for parsons u,,i 1aper. r.
petition adds tint tho lato nyesttral i'm hr i:
Board Of TRUSTEES had JAILED tn res;orn nns,' Ss
confidence, md tho rccc1lt tnlbtoglo al ,Ea +,
stit'lt!on Ii Disgrace Which tho Depoc,s, ls nv
must wlpo ont at any cost. Notwthttan,lT,
these appeals, disposition exists In tie l;sn'
crAl Assembly to let the matter ll.op trust,s.
to thu now Superintendent appointed to.J.sI,
bring order out Of chaos. The genrmI iclirfI, T.
t!mlta cotnplete examination tnlgGt brjny N
light son,o skeletons now coYcrcl by u1e UIrsi'
0Es themselves.
, 1879-04-23
Another GOnuliev Lovo Atshaf'

{Nspdteh fa Cincinnati Enq1itH l. .r,fkl
St. Louis. April 1D.-An event N!'lsh sst assnttt
somewhat Ut the famous GOuhGcteut eluiE nrcj
caso, but with satller terntnasiu''' t'an,ni !nni
recently In this city. Fur rIear'y sla uy ,so.sa.
past 0scas Hetman, q l,alntRou!e f.hs foahhs i;tt,
tnan III tic .elnsiuy Of sIna;!e,.,,iL
man citizen, l.as hsen tnak!nE e' ,',I.a, !
love to hls anployer's dAl:t.lsf u, 'yk, 1'nafk,
beautiful brunette Ut II. Louisa ~ay ua t'o 1u,lo.
dlilcit,g tn thrir tasto and delightful tto =, IN
Interviews were treallcut md !nptosta1. -
full. tbs statu OF ulTars rcarisel hes eis,'t1sti ai
rars week bcforu last, aud 1lc reaiap', ~
euphatte4'ly With sta. s!auSh.s'' ,tttlrk
boldly acknowledged thai ll.s ,.! ,.ssla!..
had hoE heart, u,.d .ploadca. ,os ralnieTA
stoM to marry blu. 1Ac iatnet, .,u fut 4 Iss
over the MattcF In trua Tdnonle WYE shat sotl
Jays, and canlo to conclusion W ~ 'ssn he gs's
bo proper 4ctlou Last Suntla5, ,M!n'st;,ed MnnIt a!n
Uscar terrible dtubbtng, nt.'s us'' VS. ttui'
Div excited oyer tho si!ar, aud st'e ~. es,.
iI1n Whlch arose from tl!s Ignolni!'opJ ba
gatiot,, niliel to lhp i|l.aucstSa nd ~
love affair, unset h!s lnInu, ~. ~ N[a
1ucaday liz beeame violently !o;i,sn. !o;1Iu ald
Louisa learned Ut her loYtr's eone 'ssnt,1uelba
though she llas aboyel ber tathefIa o. talIra
to aGstaa iroiu Waiting hn, kilo iii iI,,l. telpt
victim to melancholy, nd IL ~ oat It,e w
n,rntal plight than IL ilur 0scaf, ,,.,'ei apsh
u{ legal proceedings against the ,,t ,Go ms!!tss
ont," hut the families aro ta'kHt6 AZ ,nlksF;;
oysr, uni theEe IL q prospect " ~. ~" iEb!Nt.u
snttlotnent of lhe affair, "itn = ,,y.r csaiLsp
wedding. .palls II ti4e uene9teu ''~'
intellectual hslanee.
F1s1FyI
, 1879-04-23

wA.n,nnrnw n .n.,' Jd ts,0a"s, -, o,s,.n. H.,
vorfn,,. .,.rnsa,oa. or,"'1,,-s =, .n w.
f,n,n,n,,,., ~ ,nn s,,,at 70 y. ."s su, ,.a
t,r.. T., ,S 1n,i.r ,rasst, ~. ts.,.smS..'a ...
NJ III, ,,ost nnicoahts t,an,. ,,a. aa -. t,,n ,,
su,, ~ IN mi nrit, :, ,ha s,.,ast ". T.so ~ ' :.
rcx,s nn,rn,1 f,r orno,sas tno.,..', =, ~
,,..,,, rao,,, ,.a,,, ~, ,,,', sn, ~ .us
~ w. a,,,'a,o to,nn,t,,a w. .t.a.,n .','ms'
ott,,v ~" fnro..,a.,,,n Il, no Inta,, Tarn, rua
t'.r. d., ~ an,,s.,s"as ~ ~" t,a..s..a ~,
n.ta,h.s noa ~ resoss.r ,nnt,an. ~ ".'1
trra. 70, III. .r,n fran, 9, a,,,s p'''.. ~ -.
na,,,.,. m ~ w. ~, A's sa..'s w. , ."o,, 49, ~
a'' we'tsoo' 1o1., "ao teta'n' seventeen uays.
allul 10 carefully item!zcd so as to Bhow In de-
toil oyery article ut,rehascd nul lts priee. 4
i,uftohlc ,,c.Irc IN o.rer,o, .vhnr tor,s
.auuso4s e.sAo W tIsse.t.l. VIM. 'tets ''aaoup
Tic aooFo largo amount leu to inquiries IN tue
, 1879-04-23

WARRINGTON, y. T., April aa.-At tho ex-
ptsat!oa Ut tho morning hour, Ny. Wallace'a
Feaolutlnn to yest the appointment anl Esmoval
Of Senate employees In tho Secretary and ser.
gcaut.at-Arns was takon up. the question being
uu Mr. Edu.uuGs' substitute. which was op-
posed hy hir, Fendlston als.i advocated by Ms,
conklAg. ~,~.
Owing to the absence Of Mr. Edmuuds thu
resolution went over uutil tomorrow,
A,E, Pcndleton gave autice that OH Thursday,
after thu diapoaItlun OF tue Army bilI he would
Gull up his hill providing Tor giving Tho hpada Of
departments seats IN tho ttuoF OF thu sanato
ulla Housn. = ;.
hir. IuEalls introduced bill for the rylIel Of
, 1879-04-23

OVFEFus 1"3l73'tH 70 1HF 3fEaVH8.
WAan1A0ToN, D. G.. April e2.-1he windy
wstrura Of Tie Coniedersoy continued their
coltest Ia the House to-day. Thu gage Of Bat
tle WIS again thrown down many timcs. Tho
au1!cnco fos thu n.oss pnrt consisted OF emptY
eenehes and of deserted galleries. 4 curseut
slang expression bns uoyer been given
greater smphaslt BY Congress, foF botn
branches IRE literally talked to death.
rhs speeches w4re by hiu!doon Of Miss
lss!ppt ucddea ol Ohio, THOMPSON Of Kcn-
lucky, all Bayne aud ehe!labsrges OF Penasyt'
yania. Thera il night sesa!ou. aud iheso arc
a.ill nincly memhers on tho lat TO spsak. 4
gsyat many OF tho speeches must Of necessity bo
, 1879-04-23
printed on lcavo II tho country is not to lose
sotno pottlun Of this Congressional oloqucncc.
TtfH 'ottoLONA sTArgan

printed on lcavo II tho country is not to lose
sotno pottlun Of this Congressional oloqucncc.
TIE "oKol.oHA sTArgs"
again hhd tho floor. Mularow, 4 hEisstssipp!
member, further attempted 10 tllapafago It, In
manner for which ho Wilt tinubticss i,n cn1lc,l
IN 1ucslon iii hts return hone. rs tho c.ltt0r Ut
tho Okolona Sfats WAS a Confederate officer md
: Is fighting mart. Muldrow quoted from a,i-
uthcr papur to s!,ow that the Sia'fs fR not con.
si,lcrcd orthodox IN Mtsslss(ppf. Mr. Frye, wl1o
scems 10 have bcon stcvoting intention IN Mis-
slss'ppi literature lately, happoucd 10 have
copy Of Tho very paper from whlct Mu|drow
quoted, a,ld fron that sasne iss,c, In reply,
cited liberal Endorsements of the revolutionary
speech OF Chalmers, Which was even 1',oro dof1-
mt and radical III It's threats ngalnht tho
Government than tho specchoa Ut Muldrow or
Ut Blackburn Ind been, and Frye was able to
atow nnt s'nco tho States entcre.l np0n It's rcvo-
lutonnry courao In 1871 its circulation has En-
creasel
a HUNDRED AM, rwRNTY.sHvEN Pan Clint,
an! Mississippi is not noted for tulerat!on III
political opinion.
Thompson. Of Kentucky, went 20 far ns to
sleny that thu Federal tovcrntncnt had my all-
thortty to Interfere with ctecfons In TINT State,
even where ConEressmen woro to ha elected,
nrortnec Of Konlueky s,pte.r,tr, to ,iu, tint MI
,,,o.. 49,. 'noa',,,'S ,.,.. ,,.,.,1,e ,s ..,,,
tncaH A"s' meaning 'oa"5 '""' growing OUT
the War, aru to ba repealed.
BAILEY, or HHw YORK.
T0the H'tstfr,t Assoetafed f'rtt1-
WAsn1SgToS, D. c., april 9ss.-Tlia House
went Into ConnRissco Of the Whole on the
Lcglstntive Appropriation bill.
Mr. Bailey characterized slle proposed repeal
AZ an infamous nsuspaffn OF power on the part
Of tho Den,ocralc party, It was not asked for
bv the people Or cthntry, but by t!,e Dsntoerat:
lcadcra nAd politicians. lic preicteu lint tic
Republicans would march To poltticn1 Victory isl
1880 with t}rant ~ 1catlur.
Mr. Covert iliadc speech on Tue Democratic
sllo of the qtcstinu, eontlnlng hl1naale priuel-
pnlly to recital ol What lie cllaH'etctize1 rs
Nhigh.ltteu outragcs ncspessAtcu ~ .New
York under tho color OF thcltntaEnous Federal
Election !aw," So
MIR. Gcddcs, referring TO the consideration Of
tho Presidential ysto, said uMt llu would not
call in question thu Presidential title hit tlut
lc would ncvur forgive nor forget tho great
wrong by which lluYcs held Ills seat, alll tI'nt
sle Ind sworn on Ills country's 'sltar neyeF 10
cease hls eilorts, never to lay doWh thy legal.
peaceful, constitutional wcauo'l o. warfare liil-
, 1879-04-23

6A H. tA4 tA ~
w,su,nnT". r. r. ar,rr o.. "Ar7,o e,,rou
III, -. n ,s,.,n1 ,,o I1on.a rro..1,1s. f,r H.,
rodo,,,t,,, ~ ,,o an,2t,ts,, si1,.r oo,,, ,,.a,,
,,s.sa...:s :. ,,, u,,, 1snsa,'u T., =. enn
T., % ,aufu, n,n.y ~ ~ ,na I1n,Ie,, s,.sn. ~ " ~ ~
,',,as .,.., .,,,;as n, T., ~ pto
tlues tnts o"se' eo''i' ~ nu'"s Ao' eAceeuu'4
sN Snail 90 icRal-tchaef Id payment
Ut all public and private 1uca, alnt
thut oil coins Of ttc Unt,od
u...,o ~ III, t,,o ,,t,,, ~ os ,.,,.. 49,, ..,da.
s1",eS " ''u IHso sA'uo y! ~ euul0 a'u uaue'
shall be fccclVca ~ my eost .ohleo Tor postage
stamps ID aatns not exceeding $3. The ]attcr
clause was tho amendment Of atr, Newberry, of
Michigan, who has bcen sucrossful In n1s frst
.....ss =. ,',,,.. w." s ose'| 8as0'A4 ia ''' A'o'
1ns ILLINOIS pELKoAr1os
Ind meeting to-tiny, mil decided unanimously
IN nnno,nt Roprc,r,t,tty, Ilavl., RI Ch,,aoo
.'''..s....,.. -. .~s.. s,,aa'. -, ~
rs liac H!enluoF 10 Teprcscnt Limos upon !he
National Congressional Committee, nrd also
decided to recommend to tue Committee that
Mr. Duyts 1o mt uuon tile Executive Commit.
IT,, .,f tI,, N,,ion,1 t,on,r,,t+.o f+o,, 1ntuo}.
Thc WIsconsiu delegation i,n,l n stmflnr meetfnv
,,I ot,r ,.,., .a,,.. na,, ,t,,, xo..sn.. -. n,.4
ns' IuoA !n' ea1,' ast WV" sIe!cst W oos'
=, ,""'u' ""u WI .oWtsu.t ,,'tse.'ns". . WI 1'e
t.Aee"'''o eon''<.eo w.. VI wv Hu,oa". e4nH'es-
blona! eMln''n'0h Sosa1''ttee' ooth LUG 4!i'eos
md tho Wisconsin delegations appear 10 have
been controlled by the 1dca thut it 10 essput,al'
m hnvc In tbc.c nnsItinne orttvo ,usInr.s man
,.,, ,a's, s .'...,," '.s..,..,,,s .,,I.. sA
"to "Ao Eoo'' eAee"t''o o'sa'a@1"E "oHt5'
MtsIsfsR aTouailToN.
Information has been rccu!ye1 hara TINT hlln.
, 1879-04-23
ICLECTION CASES.

:, ~ 80, ~ ~, .y
"Asn.S"ioH. - - np.i! @'-Ano HOUSE
comTtlsc ~ Eiset.ons AE'o tnec'nR tole
mofnns' Hnu aec'acn 70 mar ,asRanSnts y ING
cases o1 t''c contcs'a1ss run Luz E'el1a anu
Nilitn eonRress!ohaI pis1r'c1s Oh iowa on tlio
lath prot.' Oh Whleh OCCASION thcy nave Invited
III t''e Iowa representatives 70 oe prcfont'
Inc ciafnaht from the h'ghth District IS
ono i. T. Holmes, Who has forwarded
TO thc Comhissec az a part ol MS case tue pull
books showing Jug names of Tic peraons wlIo
voted ior nm. 1ll's "elccton appears to
llaFo bccn heId IN otly ioar fltsal townships IN
tho district, nnd the whole nunueF OIL votes
cast OF 173. At the regular election IN October,
1873, tN'56o votes wsrs Gust Ia tlls district, OF
which
TIE s'rT'Sa AEAoHH "koe1Vsn 4o'8la'
Ms' l1o'mes' VINO appea9B 10 t'"Se oeea NJ that
time modess' fos'einE SOFT ot person COM
purcu with what l,c Is now, sent to 1t. Louis
md bud lot Of ttckcts printed with his natnc
nd cnni,t1ptc for Rcrrrscntatlvc. 'rteso In to,,,
a.. S.,.. .hs.,,,.s .,n,.n.,.,. ~, ~ Mssaa.,st
~ .o"' oossuso .o"na"'ps " ue "'seoatl
border, antl tesD his a7a friends voted Tor him
Oh tie 9Th Of November. It is doubtful II 60
jncxncpstye n canyass or 80 ou,et M election
nm. a,.,. tuto,. oo.,l,,.4,,t Il, iii. o,,,,,rr
, 1879-04-23
MRS. RtllSQN.
: N{I*V9 TT1EENVVF
spfcfal Dts1dtes to 5hs Tribune

tg3tIa@ II1IQ1tH 10 7H5 J51hVNs.
PH1LApsLru.A, April 2a.-Msa. Nlllson,
daughter pt Mr. Pbt9lps, who ufappcuEed 81
abruptly from her husbands houts In New
York yesterday, II at the home Of ter father on
Walnut street. She Is refused to ali callers, aud
licE father dccltues to say anythIng whatever re-
gardlng the atIu!r. Dir, Phtllipa Is QUO ut tho
largest 1nanuIaeturert OF chemicals iu tho city,
ths proprietor OF Lafayette Hotel. prominent
million
, 1879-04-23

t{ptclal HfapdtcA to J2e 7tibun&
Qu1kcr, ILL.,, April 29.-T,Ie official coun.ol
the election yesterday gives Rogers, RcprblI7,
cani1!datc for Mayor, q minority Of Ill, tu...A
Of 0sl, ns reported Inst night, but he had a!ag.
Democratic vote. Tic Republicans titssed
thrua OF the elk Aldermen.
, 1879-04-23

8pacEa| UIfF0ftE y IN 1F41HH9'
WAsu1Aoroa, D. c., April 2a.-'rhe Qroen.
bAckors, It Ia stated, have decided to vote With
tl,e Democrats Tor LIE political amendments m
the Legislative Approximation hill. The tetua.
ltcans give themselves, IN conecru as 10 what
thu 0teephacksts nal. do, A. tlsy arc 10 longer
q factor ia politIca. 1t Ia noH generally ex-
, 1879-04-23

IN RETURN FOR OSPREY FAFONs.
BAN FRANclsco, April 2?.--Iilc British n'l
Staghouill, from Durras1 1ulet, with llmbsfl@
tho British Government, at Caputown od u
18th, was rcsc,tc1 from perilous pos'tloa .,
FlnstsrY Rocks, at the entrance To the Htra1tse
Fllra. BY ttle unittd States cutter Cor~!I, ~
towtd 10 hca.
, 1879-04-23

NEw YoKE, April &3.-August Belmont ~
wel1.knQwn banker, was injured today " osls
throwl,Ffrom Ills rarsiayo as ho &as leaving eeE
trail Park. n heavy road Wagon having coma -
collision With him.
, 1879-04-23

Of which hns gone direct to mttlcrs. American
nrritn!a hare BEEN light: The demand for No. 8
srrIng whoat, ex>shfp, has exceeded the supply.
The Visible supply shows rctslcifon OF 2AO.-
600 bushels In three weeks, uhlo shpmanta to
the unIted Kingdom wcso 1os,oao quarters'
Duatuest In Mark Laue was restricted, but prices
have not percepttbly varied. Sales of English
wheat last week wrre 47,Gl0 quarters at Al shtll-
ings pence, agalnst 4O,S45 quastcrs ut 81 shl!t-
: inga, 4 pence tho corresponding period tho
previous ycar. 1uports Into tic United King
dom for Tic week ending April 10 wcfo 7s!',2247
hundred weights Of wheat, and 1e3, ,iS0 hundred
wr{Rhts or aour.
, 1879-04-23

pAFEH 10 LIE fnoBECUTfr.
BERLIN, April 222,-T'hp Framktarfer Ztttung
will again hc prosecuted Tor Insulting Bismarck
by publishing report Of tc last trial for the
same ollenso, lue!udiug speeches for the de-
feuKe.
, 1879-04-23

AMSTERDAM, April .2.-Thc King and Queen
Of Holland entered lilo city Yesterday atuid
grcat rcjoicIngs. Tllc city was decorated.
, 1879-04-23

Moss, April 22.-fhc strlkc Of coal miners
has extended to tho DistrIct OF Dorinaye.
, 1879-04-23

VrxoENNEs, April a2.-uuorgo McManu''s
conductor Of the Evansville d Terre lli1te
Rallroad, lust n[aht, near Fort 1'ra1'rh, fell r.
tween tic cars, ths wheels scYerIps both lsSt
mn! one hand. Ills suiturl.gs ended ln dsta
at late llo1!r. ArAsumus was u young mai
very popular among rn!lroaacrs. and expecfa
to marrT Il young lady OF Eva!'aV!le ut vi ee!
day.
, 1879-04-23

Kpowls. Ipsses Powder Gun Is bS 's' 49, i.
, 1879-04-23

such character III to eulanger peaceful euc-
tons wltlc the, War iastcd unlcss n mighty
fvrcc WAS kept In read!Hcss for
ANY OUTBREAK or POPULAR CONNECTION.
This tho conviction that prompted this lcra.
latton, but venture to sAT 10 one Of tho Gull.
neut mon who voted for 1t lntcndel or expecteh
1t woull renIatn part Of tile ptrn'afent 1hw
1i =, The The lama Ihe{ were too VII ,I read
thc Anglo.saxon race to bcltovo free peop!u
would tolerate except In great emergencies Gfkc
o awar WaEed for tho maintenance of unionj tho
interference Of the military r. civil concerns,
Wish IL be otherwise. It 10 no new tllln, III
time uf pcnce to repcal d law pasAcd In tthle vi
~ar. lntlesd, no wass statcsn|an will hesitate
sSnao 20 q ~ ta II Il t u ,s Wv
uature of every man OF our Taco to rebel aga!ust
anything which lnterfercs with .t|lc freedom Of
election, anu .he da}s Of 4 Republle
10 place thu baot.oox under protection ot thr
baYonet. Uut, Mr.. President, this consent will
nDYnf hn obtained until they liava forgotten tbs
principles Vt constitutional liberty Ml!d pfcco-
dents sot by tho Commons ot England. Can Is
bu posstble tint q principle Of common law.
right Of thu ppopls to have asl election !roe from
the presencs OF troops ~ dear 10 ERetishnen
loo yeass ax.. Is mol. equally deRr to their de-
&tr. President, 1t will require 4nu.o one now
living 10 write accurately lh9 hlstury Of thcaa
slmes, iur t!is futuro Historian will 10 SLOW 10
HE1tGf9 tnht Lete WIN my tARls Oh which to rest
such al. inquiry In, thu Cnngrcss VI tlu untte.l
states during Tho lattor part of il,e nineteenth
century. Why then should not tho law OF 1858
he altered IN the nauaer proposed by this bill
1t IL said that
rNEslDESr LINCOLN s10Ran II,
aud the Ipfertues Is thas II would reflect On h,s
memory to change II. 10 say the leaat, tlis ID
pretty strong prcsusnptton from such psct!!'
gate. No tnsu love4 bir. Lincoln butter Or
honurea tts tnenory mora tlIau ] d0. nor bad
any ona gEcater opportunities ta lenra thr con.
ktstA!io!. of hts mind anl character. and hi4
habtt Of thought, llo wns lalge'hcarled. wiser
| thaH tlioso xssoeated with him, full Of aylnpa.
My, fos struggling humanity, without naltcv,
with charity Tor errinE ,len. loving his whole
country With deop devotion and tntcpslty,
| anxious 10 safe It. Believing, AZ 1 do tllat he
was ratsed up BY Providence tor thu
Rseat erlsi. Of tle War OF ihu ilelsilIpu,
hays an equal belief thut hnl he Tired We would
! hayp bsau spared u.ucl1 Of lhe strife Of these
Iattyr AaYs. al!a shat NY would bs On tla liVt!
forms Of oppression, a.ni deeriy ineusd L iii
thu principle tAa. Induced the men u l77B 10 Ic.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-29
MAINE CITIES,
Jottlngs by Press Correspondents.
BATH.

MONDAY, April %.
Petty thieves are stealing from clothes-ines
and shops.
The monthly meeting of the directors of the
Knox & Lincoln railroad was held today at K.
& l. railroad Office Nothing bsyord routine
business was transacted.
A lady tainted during the closing hymn at
the Central church, last evening, and was
carried out of the church in an insensble con-
dition.
In port this af.ernoon-12 schoouers, l bark,
brig,
The grocery store OF Alonzo Morse, situated
on the corner Of Vie and Water streets, was
entered by thieves this morning about O'Clock
and nearly fifty dollars 10 cash stolen.
The thieves Effected an entrance by breaking
pane of glass in a window fronting on Water
street and drawing cut nails used to fasten the
sash.
Schooner ''RivAl" with coal fur Gardiner,
passed up river this afternoon
Dr. A. j. Faller left town for Atlanta, Ga,
this morning to attend the meeting of the
American Medical Association. He will be
absent three weeks.
B. W. & H. f. Morse will shortly begin op-
eratiOns on their schooner.
John Reed and Sobs Of Hodgdon Mills, con-
corning whose fishing trip and feared loss mt n
ton has been made, returned home late Friday
night after an enforced absence of three days.
HIS boat was driven by the storm Of Tuesday
night ashore upon Pemaqnd Point
a heariog was had before the finance COM
miJtee of the city council today on the petition
for the cutting down of salaries. j. W. Wake
field presented the petition, speaking of the de-
pressed condition ef business NJ L. Gaonett,
Esq com pared the expenses of 1860 and 1878,
showing an aggregate Increase for the latter
year OF nearly 100 per Cent ln 1860 the ex-
penses were $33, $50, in 1878, $66, ,925. 10 1860,
however, the city debt had Increased $1,000,
while in 1878 it had been reduced $19, 900.
Messrs. Rice and S w. Houghton also made
remarks. The opinion was generally express
ed that while 10 1860 the salaries TO city Off
cIas had been Increased to allow proper sup
port tor their families, the difference bstwaen
the salaries for the oontrasted years was out Of
proportion to the present cost Of living and gen.
eral compensation at the present time of labor.
At the yards-At Rogers yad the barge is
Well along. Al Packsrd's the 500 ton scbo 1er
is beng painted, tho houses bsing
week. The steam whaler's keel is laid and
framing begu1. fhe two small schooners are
Tearing completion. AT HarrlEgton's yard the
yacht is ready for painting aud the second ves-
sci we'll advanced. A frame is being
gotten up at Palmer & Hawley's yard. d o.
Biaisdeli's three MASTER Is tlmbered out and
ceiling sbout half comDleted. AT Chapman &
FILMS work On the 1900 ton vessel continues
TO advance slowly, and Deering & Donnell
have their 250 ton 9 aster ceiled and plauking
begun.