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The Republican journal., 1880-02-19
Compulsory Pilotage.

"nrJ saabnarf sto+as 80 far as rr,cirshIe any
such papers may be presented 70 them relating
Till pot aws shaII be toand unjust and detrmen
70 thH ~hPPnS lalerest tna' INSTRUCTIONS may
Representatives in Congress TO use the best Ct
o'S " s[gu@ ,,g h ea pa o. , n5 '9,
to all concerned
Mr. GoSs sad that Name Is largely m
tefcStrd IN navigation and any Legislation
relating I" TINS great industry Is OF great
| Importance to the state. The pilot laws
as thy BOW exist paftake OF the robbers
81 me N'i'e' ana "Ie Incompetence win
me interests 81 the SI'l'' Inc oIdeI
was passed.
MS acll"h Is lhllcIN' as "h2reNS now
has the plIotage question unHer conSldera-
ton, ana determined effort Is beng
MACE ~ shipping merchants ana snip
owners n other states to secure reduc-
ll"h IN the present Cumbersome rates OF
/ pi1"ta-e' and the abolition Of compulsory
pIota-e' winch Is iIltIt better than piracy
nder the pro Il statutes all vessels
/ plying between ING ports OF different
4 states are compelled to pay full pIlOtagc
il they take Oh 4 pilot, and half pilotage
When d pilot simply speaks a vessel and
is not employed Vessels which carry
4 their oWn pilots are obliged to lay for
I services never rendered. ana a vessel
4 tawrd into bort has ID pay nilotagp Il.
! wen a~ toWa-e Them vessels that. be-
| cause Of STORM, or disasters. return To
/ bort. ale compplrd to pay p.Iotagr I'M and
/ our again Ii is surprising that ship
/ owners did nos organize long ago against
+ these unjust md runous eXactions. II
/ cost, NOR. IT, enter and sail from the port
/ OF New York than the combined pilot
/ charges of Livcrpoul Queenstown ana
Ila1u: ma the rlrtr-., Of bringing a
/ steamship Il and out of harbor amounts
! t. more than The s. aces Of her command
/ er during the round trip. Though cGlI-
IT,
r 4 wy e '''''N '''i'' + It lio''
/ 'i''' '"0 ii0' 0''P9 N'1r ''NcH ~ lc4i'Ne
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19
Maine Legislature.

In the House MIR f. C. 3urleigh resigned the
position of assistant clerk. and Frank l. Patten OF
Newport. was chosen in his place: receiving -
votes 70 two for Ezra { Brett
An order introduced that normal school
students pay tuition fee to he devoted in part to
the payment of salaries OF the teachers and also
order nqnrlng as To a change OF the law IN regard
To fees OF trial justices as to prevent the issuing
of warrants without sufficient cause.
The educational committee instructed to IN
cure as TO change OF laws relating to the eertlh
eating OF teachers in the public schools SO that
they may be more definite
The standing committees We're ordered to report
finally on the p OF February
A remonstrance was presented against repeal
OF the lobster law
\ bin was reported amending the charter of the
city OF ROc6land so as to elect the Mayor OF that
city by plurality OF votes. Read twice and as
signed.
AUGUSTA Feb. 1! Ia the Senate legislation
neXpedent was reported on order providing that
lie poll tax should not exceed = Finally passed
An act to Incorporate the York county game and
fish society resolve in favor OF the State Nalda
ton resolve for the purchase Of safe for the OF
ice of the Secretary OF State
In the House an order OF inquiry was offered ge
latlng 10 changing the trustee law 50 as TO make
the lowest sum for which party may be trusteed
ten dollars instead Of i've dollars as now provided
An order was introduced relating to amending
iAe avs relating TO poor debtors 50 that any per
son VINO Is entitled to take the oath as by law pro
Vded Shall be entitled to have SAID oath admins
tered without cost to SAID Doctor unless said debt
ur alScloseS property not BY law exempt, Mr Hill
NJ tornth, who introduced tbs order, said enc
order had been introduced rclatll To aboiI>l5HL
imprisonment t4r debt he thought has oraer
would meet the point
The Committee on Legal Affairs on order pro
Y,ill- for uniformity Of ballot, IN ~i1e and appear
ance, reported reference Of the same TO the Ju
tle1dry COMMITTEES
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19

From first to last the fusion party were for a
peaceful adjustment of political difficulty
prog. Age.
Didn't look much like it, when those
boxes of rifles and cartridges were taken
to the state house, and that crowd of
roughs were concealed in the upper rooms
with arms all ready
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19

Boston is said to consume 30, 900 gallons
of milk daily. Bostonians must swill milk
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19

"EX-Gov Lamson" hangs on the verge
of the seat Of government at Augusta.
But he is careful not to disturb the dust
on his chair. He might be considered as
indulglng in harmless pastime, if the
very truthful Prog. Age hadn't spoken of
him as IAN insincere, hypocritical, rotten
Politician"
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19

The entire report of Attorney General
McIellan excepting the tabular work
prepared by department clerks, is as fol-
lows
To the Honorable the Governor and Council of the
State of Maine:
In conformity TO the requirements of section u
Of the Revised Statutes, have the honor to make
The following report.
The repeal of the law imposing the punishment
Of death for murder of the first degree and the en-
actment Of Chapter s. of Public Laws of 1873
made my official duties this year very easy. am
very respectfully, your obedient servant
W H. MCCLELLAN, Attorney General
In addition, therefore, to the numerous
railroad, hack and hotel fares, and the
aggregate pay of SIlS4.92, the head of
the department of justice sheds his official
robes with the remark that his duties
have been ''this year very easy and at
once sets about trying to steal another
term.
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19

The Republicans Of the Third Congress
sional District hold their convention at
Augusta, March End, to choose delegates
to the Chicago National Convention. The
Fourth District Convention will be held
at Bangor, March H. Under the exist
ing rule, each State will have in the Ma
tional Convention twice as many votes as
it has electoral votes. This will give
Maine IA delegates.
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19

The programme for next April's worlds
fish exhibition, at Berlin. has already
been drawn up, and is appetizing. There
are nine classes Of exhibits: the first, all
aquatic animals the second, fishing the
third, fish breeding the fourth, appli-
ances for keeping alive on Transporting
freshly caught fish; the fifth, driving and
curing fish; the sixth, 1ishermens hous-
es, garments, and implements; the scy-
enth, scientific investigations about fish :
the eighth, the history of fishing the
ninth, the literature and statistics Of fish
ing. Some of these classes, might. per
haps, Ge consolidated but the universal
sweep Of the exhibition embraces what
ever is tishy. There are to be fishes
swimming, stuffed, sated, smoked fish
es pulyerlzed, prepared Id tins, pre-
served il alcohol, Or pictured on cany as !:
there are to be sponges, cOrals, oysters.
pearls, starfiSh, craWtish, sell urchinS.
seals salamanders, snakes, ana even SEA-
gulls there are to be terIapins and tor
toises il all stages Of development from
succulent soup to decorative combs. 4
range 50 exhaustive will make this cxhb-
ltion unprecedented, including whatever,
modern or ancient, is tishike. and SHOW
ing more things in the waters under the
earth, than are dreamt of in the phiIoso-
ply of our markets.
1t is stated that Hon. Eben +. Pills
bury has leased his house in Augusta, of
fered his interest in the Maine Standard
for sale, and will shortly remove his fam
lily to Boston, where he intends to engage
in the practice of law. Mr. piIlsbury has
long been regarded one of the best Grim
inal lawyers in this State, and will take
with him to his new sphere Of action
about all the brains there was III the late
Fusion party Of Maine.
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19

Airport Of the proceedings Of the state
Temperance Convention is unayoidedly
deferred, but will be published next week.
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19

An opera, having for its subject the
puritans, has been written and composed
by a Boston dentist. 1t ought to draw
we'll.
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19

a little bill" of Councillor Fogg's has
been published, which Shows that he
charged the State SCI 90 for services and
expenses as Chairman of the Committee
on Indian Affairs, when in fact he made
a visit to Calais for campaign purposes.
He charged for railroad fare between
PASSPORT and Calais. though there is no
railroad between the two places.
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19

Governor Davis has sent 4 communica-
ton to the Legislature, which was read
and referred to the Committee on Fl
nance, and which shows that The infa-
NOUS Fusion conspiracy has cost the
State nearly 100000. The greater part
Of this expense was incurred before the
present administration came into power
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19
The ashes OF an old man
W no sold AlS principles to party,
For party purDDSes

Since writing the above it has been ascertmned
the above estate is iIa0lveut consequently the
will Is null and void Poor helpless, friendless
family no means of comfort and support are now
to be scattered and cared tol by others
Later still, we learn that the whole family are
dead. And as there was no hope for them in life
no one mourns their departure No provision
having been made ton burial, and no means for
couceahng the dead its presence must be endured
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1880



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The Republican journal., 1880-02-19

Congress has been in session six weeks
and thus far nothing Of Importance has
been done.
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19

Samuel PIimsoll, a Liberal member of
the English Parliament has introduced in
the House Of Commons a bill requiring
that when more than one third of a ships
cargo consists Of grain or meals it must
be put in bags, sacks or barrels
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19

The editor Of the age comes To the
rescue Of Jordan Of Stockton, who tried to
steal the seat in the Legislature, to which
he knew he was not elected and had no
right. As the Age editor tried to steal
the seat III the Council, now filled by Capt.
Pendleton, the two frauds naturally sym
pathize. The Age revilcs the Journal
and the Supreme Court, in the same
breath. Neither will be hurt.
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19

A Philadelphia poet has addressed
some verses 40 the Son Of His Father"
Senator Don 0ameroul which conclude
as follows
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19

The Republicans OF the city should be
waking up to the city election, which will
take place in two weeks from next Mon
day. There should be such interest
aroused as will ensure a sweeping victo-
~. Don't rely upon Fusion apathy.
Though they are in a terrible condition
as a party, i will not bc surprising 70
find them trying to steal 4 march a the
Republicans il they see a Favorable
chance Don't lct them See any such
chance
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19

John Benson. Jr,, one Of ''Governor"
smiths staff, and now on bail charged
with larceny of the Fusion tabulation of
the election returns, was anxious to die
for the fiat money cause, as the following
copy Of d letter written by him, and which
We take from the Augusta correspondence
of the Lewiston Journal, will show:
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19

ANhN Sla, Jan, 100"
My Dear and Ahectionate Father: Startling
events will occupy the next forty eight hours.
But remember that your will be at the front,
and be among the fallen. Remember that he died
for his country and for the principles he has 30
long cheri shed JOHN BENSON
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-03
ImurOyemeutS In Plated Goods.

During the last ten years a great deal o!
worthless stuff has been put on the market
under the name of plated ware. Hastily
knocked together out of the poorest material
and covered with skimming of the thinnest
film of silver. its only use has been to teach a
lesson to the people who thought they were
securing bargains, because they paid but a
small price for the snowy articles they bought.
The really good plated ware of to-day is i
far better article than that of ten years ago.
improvements have been made in almost
every branch of its manufacture. The metal
which serves rs its basis is harder and more
durable than formerly. The joints are solder
ell and secured with greater strength. The
silver plating is laid on in a better manner
and altogether the fabric is more durable as
well as more beautiful. Greater attention is
paid to the superior quality in all these re-
spects and the result is the production of an
article which may be relied on, not only for
ornament, but for every day use. Messrs.
Bailey, Banks & BiddIe, of 18th and Chestnut
streets Philadelphia, assured our correspon-
dent that piece of their plated ware will last
q lifetime,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-03
M1RkE,I,S.
Philadelphia Market. .

PHILADELPHIA. June 3-FlOur dull
superfine 81 O@3 so; extra at $3 756I4 p: Ohio
and Indiana family ut = W@5 IS: Penn',
family "a 15GS5 %; st. Louis family Is 5OaiG Cd
Minnesota family 3 OOgs 90; patent anai high
grades $6 5o0sCO.
Rye flour at - Is.
COrnmenl-Brandyw wine unchanged.
Wheat firmer: No. 2 Western Red $l27MI .S ::
Penn'a Red 81 27G1l % Amber 81 %.
Corn dull and easier for local Use : steamer
soc; yellow size; mixed 50G1501c.
Oats dull and weak: No. l, White. 4ac ::
No. !, do Az NO. 3, do 4Oc; No. 2, Mixed 35GQ
:iSc.
Rye dull; Western and Pa. 9OG92c
Provisions steady me IS pork at Sll 25G1 II so ::
beef hams $l7lIS 90; India ln,'ss beet SlS 90
bacon, smoked shoulders 541J15c; salt 4II6D41c :
smoked hams l0Gllc pickled hams s1a@35.c.
Lard dull city kettle 75sc loSse butchers
G1a@GAc; prime steam So 95
Butter dull and weak Creamery extra 2I60
&c b. &. and N. Y. extra. lSGl20c Western
Reserve extra. l4l l5c do good to choice, I269
14c Rolls dull, mostly poor and slow of sale !:
Penn'a extra and Western reserve extra lOeQ
l3c.
Eggs steady Penn'a 1910; Western I260 Ie1zc
Cheese firm and scarce; New York factory
BE Western tull cream. llac; do fair to gOOd
lOMl1c: do half skins 9GIlOc
Petroleum quiet refined re.
Whisky 81 II.
Seeds-nOthing doing Good to prime Tim
Othy ut So 1898 Flaxseed at 81 -.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-03
New York Market.

NEW YORK. June 3.-Flour-Staie and West
ern without decided change. moderate export
home trade inquiry: superfine state 81 756p
80; extra do 81 2544 75 choice do "a S00g5 % !;
fancy $ 0536 %; round hoop Ohio 81 9OQ5 % !:
choice do IS 3OQ6 80; superfne western 81 7Jel
50: common to good extra do "a 2514 so ::
choice dOdO "a s567 90; choice white wheat do
"a 75@5 90; Southern qniet, about steady:
common to fair extra y 2605s5; good to choice
do IS 5O(l7 90.
Wheat-spring quiet and firm; Winter Te0
nc better, quiet No. ! White June 81 gyL !;
NO.2 Red June 81 26A@l27.
Corn quiet, about steady Mixed western
spot, 52N53Hc; do future 49I1GlJOLc.
Oats quiet including State 43a47c Western
391a@45c.
Beef dull and prices unchanged.
Pork firnner new mess Sl7 80
Lard quiet and firm; steam rendered 81 H
Whisky dull Western 81 0s41 %.
Spirits Of turpentine dull ut AQ4Jc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-03
Safely Arrived.

The steamer Labrador, OF the French
line, Which sailed from New York on May
10Th, having on board our fellow towns
men, VI. Zallm and H. Il. RhOads and
son, arrived safely at IIavre ON
Sunday. No private dispatches have been
received from our tourists, but it is under
stood among their friends that this silence
means they are all well. Letters will be
received from them by next steamer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-03

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. Will most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally orapplied externally
and thereby more certainly RELIEVE PAIN,
whether chronic or acute, than any other pain
alleviator, and it is warranted double the
strength OF any similar preparation.
1t cures pain ill the Side Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, rheumatism, TOOthache and ALL
ACHES, and is tho GREAT RELIEVER OF
PAIN. "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANA-
CEA" should be in every family. teaspoon
tul of the Panacea in Il tumblcr OF hot water
(sweetened, if pretcrred), taken at bedtime,
will BREAK UP \ COLD. p cents IL bottle.
For sale ut ii. Il. Cochran & Cos Drug Store
North Queen street. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-03
Another Census EnuncratOr Appointed.

Another Census EnumeratOr Appointed.
Jacob IIalbach. United States census
enumerator for the northern half Of the
Second ward, has resigned, and Michael
Il. Landis, Al East Chestnut street, has
been appointed in his stead and will COM
mcnce taking the census of his precinct
tomorrow, Mr.. Lands is 4 scholarly and
intelligent gentleman. well qualified for
the work to which he has been appointed.
and although he commences operations
several days behind his co-laborers, he
will no doubt be "on time at the finish.
Mr.. IIalbach's resignation, We are told.
was rendered because the duties of the
Office would interfere with a more pcr,na-
nent and profitable engagement.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-03
TolpaccO Planting.

Mr. L. S. Trout informs us that he has
leased tract of ground from John w.
Mentzer, this city, and planted it in to-
bacco this morning. In an hour and three
quarters Daniel Wolf, of Lancaster, and a
German named John Berber, set out 5000
plants, Mr.. Trout dropping the plants for
them. This appears to be pretty fast
work. Can any of our tobacco planters
beat it,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-03
Toy Pistols.

In consequence of the frequent acci-
dents caused by the careless handling of
the % cent toy pistols now being sold to
boys by the store-keepers, the
policemen are making a raid upon
the boys and taking from them their dan
gerous toys. The pistol is provided with a
blank metallic cartridge, but the boys to
make it more effective purchase heavy
shot and place it in front of the cartridge,
making the weapon as dangerous as po-
liceman's revolver.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-03
Case Dismissed.

The cases Of com'th vs.. Abraham Hen
wood and T. J. Thomas charged with as
sault and battery with intent to ravish,
were dismissed this morning by Alderman
McConomy, there being no evidence pro-
duced to maintain the charge. The alder
man, in dsmiSsing the case, said that he
regretted SO much publicity had been
given to a matter which was evidently
founded upon some mistake as to the real
facts
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-03
Try Lochcr's Renowned Cough Syrup.
DElTlfS.

BINKLEY.-.June !. 1850. in this city. Mrs. Mag.
delene Binklcv. wife OF Matthias Binkley, in
the SD year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
her late residence, 500 Green street on Friday
afternoon, at ) o'clock. Intcrmrnt at Wood
ward Hill cemetery.
GROFF.-Junc !. 1850. in Lancaster, Pa. after
Il lingering illness. Elizabeth GrOif. wife OF
Jacob Croft, in the 18th year OF her age.
The relatives ana friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
her late residence No 800 South Queen street,
on Friday afternoon, at O'Clock. Interment
at lions cemetery. It'd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-03
Mare Stolen,

The chief of police has received from
Palmyra, Lebanon county, a telegram
which states that a heavy bay mare with a
white star on her forehead and several
Scars on her legs, was stolen last night
from the premises Of E. Dissingcr, together
with an old no top buggy. \ reward of
S2j is offered
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-03
Narrow ESCaDe.

This morning about 8 o'clock woman.
who was walking across the railroad track
at the Pennsylvania depot, made a narrow
escape from being killed by a western
bound freight train. She was pulled from
in front of the locomotive 10y Howard
Baer and w. X. Beard just in time to save
hnr lifa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-03
Pretty Regalla.

In the store of E. J. Erisman Oh North
Queen street is a handsome regalia, which
was made by Z. J. Erisman, for ]. P.
Winower, who will wear it when he at
tends the national council of the Jr. o. U.
A. NJ which will be held in Richmond, Va.
on June 18th. Mr.. Winower is the 1epresen-
tative from this state.