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The Republican journal., 1880-11-18

against sliding on the sidewalks.
The huh of the Old schr. Rio at Goose River, is
being burned for the iron in it, The huh is owned
| by Horace S. Perkins
Storm doors have been placed at the post Office
entrance, and the building otherwise male ready
| for winter.
fight between two Waldo men took place near
the steamboat wharf on Friday of last week. one,
named Cunningham, had his chin entirely bitten OF.
Attention is called to the notice of Miss Laughton.
At 13o o'clock this Thursday evening, at the Jnita-
rian church paror, Miss L. will give an explanation
of the principles and theory Of eocution with read
Ing illustrating the same.
The Baptist society will give on Wednesday eve
ming, the 2ih at iIayforl Hall, Instrumental and
vocal concert, the proceeds of which are to go
towards the purchase Of a church organ some
rare music may be expected
Belfast merchant who came to his store early
one morning recently, thought lie needed a gI.-- OF
cider On going to the cellar quantity was drawn
or but one swallow was sufficient to send the man
dancing about the store. In the darkness NJ had
drawn Kerosene
SCH sophia Wiley, of Bangor, which discharged
cargo N corn IN this city on rur-day Wa ruu ill.,
t" on cape tod one night recently ~ VIZ tnlnoNu
three masted schooner The rail ON the -tarboarl
side abreast the main rigging N.- broken iu and
the man~ail Torn.
HAY. Good hay is quick ia oul markets at SO
per ton, some choice lots going higher Ih- j.
partly the result Of competition. BUYERS from
Massachusetts,, ana even IA far south H. Florida
have been in this city purchasing directly of the
farmers The hay crop NJ waldo county IL rNc..
The Republican journal., 1880-11-18

| The committee have changed the text books. An
peton's series of readers has been substituted for
| Sanders, and RobnsOns arithmetics, for Green
leafs The spoilers and geographyS have also been
changed, Harpers being the new geography. Nine
young men of this place have engaged with Mr.
| Samuel Wmtcomh, of Thomaston, to go to Virginia
to cut timber during the winter. They will start
in few days. There was small social gathering
| consisting mostly of singers and lovers Of music
at Mrs. Patience Heals last Saturday evening
Solos and duets, trios and quartettes apples pop
corn, and conversation, made the hou pass quickly
| CARvER's IIARBOR. The anvil was brought ont
again last week. the occasion being the Garfield and
Arthur reception. The Journal Of last week did not
give correct account Of this new piece of ordnance
| Not having 4 cannon the boys were determined to
| burn powder some way The anvil is turned bot
tom up, the hole in that side filed with powder
This is covered over with large piece of iron and
| the charge exploded by a fuse. 4 man named 3D.
| Ladd, attempted to make a row at the reception
| hut got black eve for his trouble He was intoxf
Gated. The fishing sch. Everett, of Mntinirls ha-
! been bought here forS5O0... Sch. Roger Williams
| OF North Haven, loaded ice here for Goucester..
! The meeting of the Young Mems Christian Associ.
alton Ia, been postponed until the last Of thcnonb
....I'eN. VII. Eastman, OF Itockland hcd meeting
here ON TUESDAY evening last
WNrEHroHr barge taupcrance mectin. y.-
/ irhI ai the " T.. church, in th- towu on Fri,Ia.
| evening last which was addressed by Hen. r. r.
eim"u"n IF Camden. After it, close a Lodge of
| Good romplar- was organized bv NJ j. Dow of
| Brooks HE ur" lodge Is culloj NIt waldo. \u
49, and starts out with twenty charter mem
ber- Thc following are tine principal onircr--N
;, ltaII' r. Louise - Merrill n. Tt Mr.. Car.
The Republican journal., 1880-11-18
The Final Result.

GARFIELD HAS PA ELECTORAL VOTES; HANCOCK
We give below the majority of the popular vote
for both Garfield and Hancock in the states which
each carred-
The Republican journal., 1880-11-18

The Louisville Courier Journal, the
most high toned, honorable and frank of
the Democratic papers, declines to Join
in the general growl after defeat in which
most of the Bourbons indulge. On the
contrary it retreshes the public in this
truthful style, concerning the Democrat
lc canvass
Begun upon low tone, it failed to give out
from the first to the close breezy soul stirring
note IN spite of the captivating personality of Gen
eral Hancock The early days of the canvass,
which were devoted to the foolish work Of smrch-
ing the character of General Garfield fell stale
flat and Improbable on the country The spur of
activity, while seizng upon local complication
IN Maine to hammer out q few lurid sparks that
dazzled and misled US, was practically lost by
identifying our nominee with the Greenback rot
tenness and no sooner was the issue taken with
the tariff plank in our national platform than in
stead OF maintaining doctrine as old as the Dem
ocratic party, General Hancock was induced to
halt, hesitate, and put his foot in it Then Mr.
English proved disappointment, and, declining
TO come down with the stamps, made confusion
worse COMPOUNDED in Indiana.
The Republican journal., 1880-11-18
The Prog. Age, which endorsed anC
supported the national Democratic plat
form and candidates, now says

10TH dHu CanulUattS, now says
The Democratic national convention adopted
platform made up of generahties. Upon the eur
rency question its aim was to hold its hard money
members. 1t would have been better had it made
no platform at all. Its leading organs and orators
ignored it and ran the campaign upon personal
detractlon.
Like the boy who was kicked by a
mule the Age is wiser since the election
than it was before
The Republican journal., 1880-11-18

If the weather don't reverse itself we shall have
to 60 west for our ice this season.
The Republican journal., 1880-11-18

A subscriber in Poynette, Wisconsin, writes:
" Rah for Garfield We gave him 10000 majority
in this State Old Maine did we'll
The Republican journal., 1880-11-18

We shall give the vote Of the State and county
as soon as It appears in print We don't feel in a
great hurry Arson Advocate.
Probably not. That Fusion majority
don't pan out Wen in the returns.
The Republican journal., 1880-11-18

FISH AND FISHING, The salmon breeding works
at orIand under the supervision Of Harry Buck re
port Eood Success 70 procuring eggs, and are max
'hS ready I'r AA'cAng Some interesting particu
lars OF tins establishment will be found under the
head of Name matters Mr. Ellis nanscom, Of
IF salmon from SHAWN o he flrnsbad by the S.st
Fish Commissioners He will have IN ooo or mora
,pavn Thc York rorntv CANA LIN Fisb WI
tncti,. S,,.i,t, intA,d ~ lava fsh,sa.. co,.,r,.
ed on Saco river and ner,cvero in tbar efforts I'm
Ma rivcr /. Stacked Win salnn, IA, D.ris
'' ''' ""'"eN ~ D''oASNIl'e
M
t0"So ~ ~ ~
many io"s""u
81 S,o'Neu WIN
"'' ''t government carp P"haS III Washington, H.
rae !"'Hs carp VIII be distributed t" the sev-
'iaI ''al'S iLc eaFP # gu excellent food lsh and
'Ie 0esf WIN "hch I" stock ponds and sluggish
rles n iall operation n EAstport, employing about
NJ" AaAdS Ih'se factories are raunns night and
day and turn ont about 5000 cases per week
sous 9>"' Fti "tek are Paii out weekly t. the
baug from soto Il? Der ease IN New York and
WELD at the lowest figure $50 ooo per week
Thp B3y CtaJ,f1r t,b,rr bas nr.ved fa,r.,ro NH.
III I '"'! u"'
II TT I ''''i
and one hal. months S~.15'52 for mackerel and
rod SAX has had crr" If eleven men who
.r.,, r.,,,..1 t-l,
,..l..,.:. ...n.:l
'TAi afe Ne'As Ns' Ior ihem-A despatch from
-. JOINS. \. SAYS the shore fishery has about
III 9Aati-v. but the prlre i lower Tbe Labrador
fisher, closed 1,ith al urder average caused BIZ
=
r.,..rI ,.-- ct
The Republican journal., 1880-11-18

The affairs Of Turkey are beginning to attract
attention in this country.
The Republican journal., 1880-11-18

Two Of chairman Barnum's swift witnesses in
the Morey case were arrested for perjury, and have
confessed their guilt Now what should be done
with Barnum
The Republican journal., 1880-11-18

Scion has brass band Not Scion Chase, but
the town of Scion.
The Republican journal., 1880-11-18

Cleopatras Needle Is threading its way to it,
destined place in Central Park at the rate of about
400 feet day
The Republican journal., 1880-11-18

COL lngersol predicts that Ben Butler will sooI
be back in the Republican party. Hope not.
The Republican journal., 1880-11-18

The Boston Journal says that John Kelley is a
Democrat for revenue.
The Republican journal., 1880-11-18

John W Forney is so excited over Hancocks
defeat that it will be some time before he will be
calm enough to explain about the $4,000 he re-
ceived from the Pacific Mail lobby fund
The Republican journal., 1880-11-18

Howard the reliable and truly entcrprsing New
York correspondent Of the Philadelphia Times
furnishes the following important bit of news con
corning Bernhard
When Sarah steps over the baustra1e Of a pro
scenium box at rehearsal her legs seem very long
and bony and about the size from ankle to
knee
The Republican journal., 1880-11-18

Governor Davis has Just issued a proclamation
concerning the resolves voted on in September
providing for an amendment to the constitution,
to elect the Governor by plurality, instead
of majority, of votes, There we're . ,0l5 votes
cast for and 81, 4o2 votes against the amendment.
The Republican journal., 1880-11-18

The Governor and Council have canvassed the
vote for Senators, Representatives and County Of
fcers The officers elected are the same as here
totore announced. There are several defective"
returns and in remarkable contrast to last year 5
experience, they are mostly from Fusion towns
The result of an investigation of outrages on
American fishermen in Newfoundland is that four
boys have been fined for throwing stones at the
peace
, 1880-05-18
THE RAILROADS.


PASSENGER TROUBLES.
Tho General MaHAgors and General Passenger
Agents Of the Western aud southwestern roads
fr,m this city will hold IL meeting to-day ut tho
Grand Paci1u Hotel for tho purpose OF seeing
yvat oan bo dono to stop tho troubles regarding
tho rassenEor rntos 10 Missouri River points md
points In Colorado. an agreement for tho ma'a-
tqincc OF rates to thoso points wns attopted two
or three months ugo. but II shared tho fhto that
rallrOud agreements generally do,-it wAs never
cnrrtod cut Il, goh fatth; md tho passenger
agcuts soon found means to get nrotittl tho pr,'-
pnobio or I'll Morn tIckats,-tho rate II
thoso points being tho Same rs to Denser.I;
nllt upun returning tito stub thpy rHeeIyeH
pr,.ctleei, wns to givo tho s. cola,nlsslo., r. II.
in Business - direot to the passsasor. The result q
nll thIa wus u gencra!t 'tllsturb1nco p rates: a
week nEo meeting ct tho General ManaRors
agreement which would proyltn nr1inst tho
recurrence uf such troitGlcs. The particular
GSDint nude ~ thMs the nv y ~ s ,s
tho tnnin oattso of all tho tronbio. Tho ltock
island, howovcr. was opposed 70 tho adopt!ton n
shonil 30 rcafir4ncd ani riR!d!y u,tintaned
ta oiar sr i1sK a II was sso
navt @W s,ad III IL oes sisS aet io rs Il sStstaetery
&c Raak sia e %aaseas y o es
aErosmentis Is Eooa enough il faithfully carrie'l
from tho continuation md run things to a.'t
thGWselyes Tho other roads ,3 c"nen that II i
long as tt contains tho provision allowing the
| puyincnt Of commissions. The meeting protr-
rose 81 % i ceeoa seroas war III Western
| passenger raltes cannot bo avoided.
, 1880-05-18


LONDON, May 17-Tho Mark Lana EIrtyss
snys; Tho aspect Of agricultural Affairs Is
hut little advanced sinco lnat Weck. Might
frfsts In ,nnny districts have checked tho dc-
yetonucnt Of wheat. which Is generally back
wurd and frequently thin. Unless Kciltl1l weather
sots In speedily tho chances OF ultinAto mischief
to tho crops will boz considerably increased.
Scotch Rtlvlccs aro sonaawhat bottcr.
Although both In Mnrk Lano aad in tho prov
tnces tho do1unnd for EuKlish wheat IL sono-'
what it4ctIve, lnat Woek'a prices aro well mnin-
tnfnod, and oven occasionally exceeded. 1m-
uorts OF foreign lnyo been sufficient to mcot tho
ordinary requirements
WITHOUT ewELrlN1 TIE STOCKS.
This circumstance and tho UNUSUAL Bhortnesa IN
tho Continental reserves increased tho conf.
dpnco OF buyers. II tho pr1co OF wheat had not
already falicn comparatively low, doubtless
trudo would require Iii tho support oxtrnneoua
influence could ailor1' TO Ayert q further de-
cline being caused by tho liberation OF ring
stocks III America, aud tncreaspA i!aports conse-
sl,ont on tho roopcn!nx Ut Noltlurn lt.lsslla
ppf st0aiIncss Ii ebscrvMblu, md tho apiuIun IL
KMlniliY ground tint wheat Ut tho prosont sa.lKo
u prices can bo safely bought
fuR BpECul.ATION Oil coNBuAPr1ON.
Hoters hayo strongly resisted my further ro-
si,iotIon, l,elnR encouraged by tho slighsy M
iayorSs crop psSspoets nao,,sv A aettys bs
sSsssns Sses shs cont!nen, demand Under which
adysnceA prIo,S: itetl winter so!A II ~ shi!Iings
| p1upu fDr tho Continent about tho tn'tldle Of
tbs week. Tho turning rolnt nlso appo1Is e
have been reached I, tho spot market, Whurt
rrse Of 1% we ano IT, o .hs s as
been worry llr1nly helt, and sliEht Adthtlco has
occurred both Il! It,n'|on aud " lavcErtN,l
atss iii tvast. Sulcs ~ English whGat last week
y ss e q resinas rs pss t'sts
NfGk IkYt
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-Hgft'
I1ellls r.sl,fts.

-...... ktiu 1nff ErfniHp }Vsa. ..
sey1n eitles disputed tue ono1 Of htasing boog
countries contest that OF having given to tho
world tho invontor Of steam; or, moro precisely,
Of stcasn as applied to tho propulsion uf o.,g!nck.
lot, II 1t really Waa atcHmlDat thIt penls
Fapln brought tlown tho " eser 70 Loeb III Sep:
BY tho Mnr;nor's Ouikl Of tho Visor oil tho en-
llghtcncd ground thMt they hHd tho exclusive
right to navigate tint river, II IL ccEtain that
neithor WAttn nor FuItui c0ulGl claiM priority III
n discovery which 1vas thus Inado known befnro
clthar Of thonl waa born.
paptn himself wlls barn. Hut IN lS34 tho record
Of hts birth was discovered An.unR tho arch!res
Ut tho ni,olont City uf Hlois 1t has therefore
aiuco hccn conpoled that this clnlnont physicist,
so ss ss hs a6Solospnh e ,h. e s ks aso ai
August. 1917: II ahy doubt oxiata aa to h!s in.
yUnttnn of tho steain euglno. thoro ta no doubt
TINT Papin rendered distinguished services to
scionco. His rt'searches pavcd tho way for ln.'
tho race; The des!ru5t,oa Il his Vessel WI
q sh!n8 6!aw 10 him, Ho had not ths
Of plois saii, 10 had always aud
lItte, he now had nothing. lsut racnrts u what
9e eq1h bsf%rD na lS @ tnE "a dE hS sxt toa
show the validity II l'apins claim 70 b. hold In
grateful menory by tho follow'beinso whom bo
I'll The aayor of lslols has row written to Now
York, hslstter being tated .sprI1 =. lssS 70 say
his native town, and aaklug some utoderntu coli
tlibution FROM America kowasd executing the
design, "TAe mIta of tho United stateB.' s!trs
tho Mayor, "h0WoYcr small 1t should DO, would
be q momory which tho Town q nois would
Hf sympathy which unite the two gssat Repue'
, 1880-05-18

6pfetd! Diapdfth .fn INC Chteaao ifouHes
priyate watchtnan Interrupted n MINI With
lark lantcrn who wtts b,1sx1nrsztug tho drug
storc Of Meyer 1'rothess, III this city. There
wa. n enasc, an exchange: of soscr'l thos..
and tho man WAS + tiially cnuuns.
lie wns founl 10 = he we'll
dressed, audao!aus ,felnwS gtriuE bly, namo ny as
Sl,nonds a1d astonishing the tpoilco ly ha eo,!.
mesa with snre cnsc made On hin. !ic INV
proves. a. was a'isrcgtea to hG t,1ss stSss's y,
llntt, of Chicago, arrlvc.l this t,'orIlnE, anu
identified simotisls m An1y sn,ith; ,'.f,;,, 4 !
drug to,Iscs epncIdlty, and who s now wHnte.l
IN eyery large city n tho c1'tt,ry The roecflcs il
Uf ChIemYo arc nnonK his more recent
expioits: q oaeh, 1ob b. he Vt *l;;;n s;so
wanted In TnortR. Elliott says that amlth thor.
ouRhly understands tho drug business ,n, aa'
mud hns resisted arrcst frequently With his
rcndy revolver Elliott has wnrEIinta Tor mo ar-
rest Of sftnonds, or Smith but will return to CHI
IA IN t0-n nlNht.
, 1880-05-18


spt<ta1 Dtspateh to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
LOUISVILLE, KY, btNy 1I-Somo ttmn s!nco
tho Coursor-JouF4lal, q paper whose remarkable
advocacy OF Mr. ridden has attractcd goneral
attention, published the following editorial:
..Thtrty days before tho assembling ut the
Democratic Convention hero III hcntucKy we
shal place at tho bend Ut tho cohTter-JD'tFlta n
preamble recitin8 tho situation and rosol.1"
tou instruotlng the delegation to voto in tho
National Convention rs unit fnr Mr. l'tldeH.
We shall submit this preamblo anh resolution to
our State Convention. Democrats who hnvG
Tanton 1g9n np apnss ot thia Hnsctlsh Statesman and
upright c!tizen '"ay prepare to w"l'z up "
Tho .wastz-up" llea proved anything but
agreeable to tho nenlocrncy nf tho State. and 4
most vio!ont opposiuon to ridden spr.lnK Up % ~
At sestonsteo pc?po tt,nt 1t e@11 fqio an
t fariotis nttack o. senator Heck By, THO Courier.
1sa .na usfs fsoTss IL sss ssae I
cratic duly. lost many friends ~ tho T!l1en
oass M M S1. wss Fsd Z, .p I,,,1 to
crntio Suite Convention, tut subsequently,. the
inpossiblllty Of ELECTION dawnnK o.. him, nGGes. t
nuT,,inS tic CoNrie,.jotlr1Mi printed tGo follow.
inQ which Ia utmost IN open ack.t,wltslKiltnt
II Tlllpn .lefcat in Kontueky; I'VE ] s,all Pot not
m tho meantime We sillt! hUt be deferred from
appealing 10 tho Democratic penpt4 of Ken.
70 fbUro tn 1,rut tho self sacrificing spirit of
this gral,d Old tuan With Kindred spiEtt 10 se1ti
heart f,,ii II bitter preIlldlces or. II MUD
full Vt schoIncs and dvvlccs; to send nnbotiy
there WIN IL not capabH ot nppreniAt!nx tha
u sound tut,lIlur as,d sober ilsuretton.
1t IL absolutely certain thut Kentucky VIII not
nble for an nntt-Tit4un delegation. English. oi
Indiana, is developing much strength III ket,'
lucky, several Statc Eapurs Aaytng already 4e'
nlprtAj fNr him
, 1880-05-18
AFGITANISTAN.

FACIfiCA7toS,
CAnuI, May 17.-Tho chances Of a paoiao act.
tlcmcnt arc incrohslng. Con. ltoherts pursues
his march through Logar Valley to"ards Mai-
dan.
A dispatch from Candahar says tho now Wall
OF Candahar returned from. ,ArRhnstnt, nf!er
completely pnclfyin8 tho disturbed districts. ue
wnt formally ln1uctcf nE u0yernnr aha pro-
erntea With various gifts fruHl tho Ficcfoy'
1tEHAT. ..
LONDON, May 17,-A dIsrhtcf from Chb'il says:
Doscrtors from lIorat rcp4rt TINT city to he IN
stnto Of anarchy. Ayo0b khR7 10 practically
prisoner, and tho troops Aro depressing tho pco-
pln SOinG regiments nre tnut!iloua III th0lf ac-
tnands for NrrCArS Of phy.
, 1880-05-18
Col. (sor&los.ss I'roxrntat.

Col. Gursior,. who has extended tho influence
OF Egypt Oh tle Upper Nile Mnd DONE wl,at no
eotlil y AaveFnNt.!oensrat q the so'!,sn Ito to
,,ranti1 II III tho TREATIES VI Hun htephnno ind
lieriil"; Mlu a.lvoeutcs tho following prs,FraM:
abst,1!olin,ollt Of tho Asin btttitr. RETURNS;
i Tho ap!nn Of llulKasa and Aot1n;e1,.. wy,
nope State with Kurop.1, K.ara,'tssss; Q II.
!. Inbs1ut.on of Egypt " En9lantl, vtther d.
rtaly or by hnvlnx t1a ao m cfS Fr,.,s as.
a& to |t" l!y ,nsd,m| shs sans s:s FraSe %1 u9,R!
rosst! l.a Engiand ta} B; Italy a. DO X.
i0Wcd 70 extend toward Atyssnia: ~.
Acknowledgement 1T the Turkish Constitution,
I'D Tic REIMBURSEMENT ot similar one y gsybt
Would soon I'D Turkey aud Egypt Of their para
slto l'asbasl. Cul. Gorton fueantine looks r. 70
sat and via maintenance in spite ot the 81, q
iucv liable crush of tho Turkish Empire which u
Impending g,tsnIserIlling the peace Of the world.
We know Hop Bittsrs are above aud beyond
all ~ nutritious tonic and curative
, 1880-05-18
C1NCINNAT1, WABASH s. hI1CIII-
GAN,

Bptttdt 0tspaleh to Tha Chicago Tribune.
IHDtANAPoL1s, Ind, May 17.-Normnn Heck
10y, gonoral manager OF the Cincinnati, Wabash
T. M!ch!gan Railroad, has lust n.ado trip over
tho routO Of tha proposed extension Of tho ronl
from uoshento 1soutpn Itarbor, Mich, dis
tas,co Of t'fty*three miles. uo reports consdor-
ab!o enthusiasm ah'ng tho route, meetings bo.ng
held at various bossts to form ocul assoo!AAo
in aid OF tho projoGh Tomorrow meeting will
be huld ut Mica to oakanize corporation to
build the road in Mlohsau. Hs 4l.ys tho Chlcaso
+ West MIohlgal Company pEoposs, II tho right
Of wny IL furnished and .yrnttng. .doha. to !ron
and bridge tho road, and put upali tho scessary
structures, -'t
Al I}ontOn IInrbor connection cnn DO tnatte
with tho Chicago & West MtehI Ignn load, Iuuntux
alonE tho Gust Hhoro Of tho LIKE,
, 1880-05-18
boring clnsscE Of these nations aro fn ftll sym
pathy and ctKirerattun With tho alrtK9nH WehSets
ind miners Of ENGLAND.


THU ALBANIAN TROu1f.E. ..
CoSsrANr1Nor1r, siny l7.-licplytng 10 INTO
Of tho Powers urging tho rc.sccupntaon hytho
Turkish troops of tho evacuated posiuonh now
occupied by tho Albnnians, tho Porto propoecs
tho formation Of nm International Commission
OF Inquiry.
NOyIKoFF. A.
cowsrAxr1ror,,g, May l7.--Novikof has ar.
rived hero.
SUSTAINED.
Tho majority Of tho Foreign Ameas:alofss .s siip.
port tho temands Of Austria and lthly tent n
Gordon 10 formed around tho Disturbed districts
in 1Alban[a.
WRENCH DEMAND.
1.o1noN, May liza farts ooffre;spom,aaant T., saa
tnn1,dIpg from tho Porto tho aceortnuon or an
International commission Of supervision anu
administration for Turkey.
, 1880-05-18
FIRES.
sRE
F'LHy
E.Sxr.s


Aetjll alnrm to Engine No. I nt s:f0 Inst ovcn-
inu wis cuusc1 ly Il f1ro In tho twu-story frn,nc
house No, 1l3 West Polk etrnct, owned and oc-
c,tplot! rs a dwelling By Pierce Dotnn. Cause.
explosion of a kcroaenc .'lampl during tho hh-
sptco Of tho fu1nIly frtnn home Dntnago.
principally " furniture and olothlng' $loo' no
Tho alurm from 1,ox Ms nj 1:ss yesterday
afternoon WIN cu,acd by tlro IN ir.no hi'!lt!.
iE At No. ;so North rsGria 81 s,rSGt, ewnG nrfa Y Wc;s
t:a,so, pt of Rrease boiling oyor on tho sto' O.
damage trIlffng. ,.-
wna calt.cd by a chimney burning out ut No. l@5
uraplanes street. No tlMnMKo.
, 1880-05-18

They Form Another Cabinct-procln"
nation to the People.

They Form Another Cablnct-Trocln"
nation to the People.
paIbApELrn1A, Pa, Mdy 1Z-At n meeting Of
tho Cuban Revolutionary Club In this city this
evening a Iotter was road stAtluE that telo-
gram from Jamaica. signed by Miguel Darrot,
hnl boon received announcing thnt provisional
Government has been formed In Cuba, with
Gcu. rnEgucz ns President: p. Q. 1sosad. Minis
tor of tho Interior and Wnr; Scfior Fonsecn,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs; md Sodor Lamn"
trttl. Diplomatic Commissioner 10 the United
Suites.
Con. Callxto hus taslcd proclamation to tho
ays Se wish hpHn pfet pc peace eads ID q
eanpe1s is to !lestrSs tao saiao q prosssat 10 10
se0 g eoo sss to eWsy Gs shs FOR to ss
o% s. 2" Tts h %Sa S Ss 10 s @ 0fs s @ aHe
irrn @ shaii i've for something elsa thin to 10 o.
ioii1c. ~ Oh men aro On mon Of lie ast rebeilioV;
our soldiers soldiers o. ten ysnE;s, ana a. o;,r w
trcsses nut they. Will lear tho revolutionary
w''Sn VIZ VI p'i sil ave % redrsssc our wro1ss Tho
sSsitne our raaks, aai tho Eatss Fl tic s!,ss
tic pcopo haso Spanish tyranny; II thoy nrc
not. wo propose to wade through thgm IN blood.
GSas Go u aao ID ae y sna
honor. Il will not be rend In history TINT when
| yoM could hayo Lbeon FREQ you tnsultod your
] Voluntarily iis lnf1mous.'' -'>' ''''~
s aFess n ~ g the Ga119 Ia fass
thoro bo no 9rmistico no trcaiy, unless based on
thereooaalton q our !n'iependonc1 FREQ tor. +,
tho struggle Wo shnll be dohtl. but our country
, 1880-05-18

LUU ISV 1IJLE4 g " 1KSIl v II11Efs =
Having had such good fortune In dispos!ng Of
Its CicilInn Dranch bonds lust year, tho Louis
viIie s. Nashville Rnllroad Company Is now out
with Il now lonn called " Tho LOUISVILLE & Nash
willie Trust Ccrtitlcatos." Tho Issue amounts to
$st2 900, md natures in n little over four years.
These certificates aro said to DO secured by a de-
ttsft in trust Of $8U0,U00 of tho Louisville T.
Henderson &; Nashville Dtvtsion> bonds, OF tho
Issue reported to h,.va hcen recently put upon
tho Nov York market ut l11.
luiirond u1atlagors hero arc nt 4. loss to dIscov-
or what financial advantage! !s gained BY hyposh-
ecntInX nng-tlato bonds with $e@4+ +000 tn scourc
good authority TINT whnn application WIS
made to tho Now York Stock ExohhnKo
in July, 1870, for q 1uotution fur tho ClGillan
wus stated thnt tho cost Of this branch wna oyer
ee,GNu,oD. while the published report Of that
ahows that the Cto!Iinn Branch cost but $58i,-
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