davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-04-16

I,Ispnichos rccrtvri fn,m knnsns ycstort'hy
afternoon etntou That It wns raining In hDth tho
onstotn and western counties nt tho Stnle,-tho
sections whero cpmpin1nt of 1ryncss has been
nude lately. '.......
4 mcpt!ng ol tho yard lH.nacr-.!cNtcra h called
Wednesday, April Fl, ut 10 oclook II. H., 1T tho
rooms Of tho thu,t,crmn,t's I!xcl,anFe. Tho OBJ
lrpt VI tho meeting IA tn mako changes III tue
ttricc.itst.
, 1880-04-16
ls1t1rAtl4'isIfEEas

L
wicnt. There onklnE Hruund by exporters
c,sy. but only unn nt nas tnten' ther nrtcra wore
9uno1nlIy limited belUw the Views Ut holders sntos
were limited to IN rls winters md ~ brle export OK
tn,s prlvua ternlk; ind III brlN double extrns ut
tau Tutat, -, hris. Expost sourb Iii sackn moro
t;nocd Mt saoo3a2i for extrns. md f5.2sa6a0 for
ehp!ca lih.
UrnSn n,.EApsrCrFs-Ra1cs wrFo reported of !.
crs urnm NJ siaatai3is ctr all'nEs ut sh'.1 cns
whcnt screenings at iss nnd 2N brls cor'i'ncnl at
t1!UAt.W.
.si.ItiNl w14t;A1,-wA. active, and Impressed. lc
s|"E sn ss o o9 ss n Tha "ns s+RS aSE
SSSss,$$st ssS % ;;S ;Is
III n, sa; Il AZ x ,Ss
i iss .rsr. Il Ws's tssessa tSe fsasasS; snd AZ
;s;sf ~ III S ": ,;
as Hi dt s'$%SsSs s:
S$ys r. S$S sS!s ,SSs ss:s@sy MI
S 's'p*'s .s .. tss na' @
ssss asSss ss' IA @ S liz ssS"s
sSs 'esdsy III t'nt liz TWsssHsss aray
stiHs sa !ssss " hSs se ~ tSss
f% ea's ssar @ HIP ''s sts Il s
sS NJ S;r
io1.iAy n!lo5noon, r'nEsd at tlhA@slGs xtsNr sns,
aiiefenes a SoiSa m,s lctwSen HgrI ind May. !;lit,
ess4 :" q & M MI cns 1s." IT, q
of sMo ffttn thu pricC ut trekt receipts. Hrnt nnfea
fsS' Ss:s 4 s,:ss @ Il K; !ss;s9s
. 1rsa st'rsS T r @ rs; ' sn ~ 'a D' Sample NJ eo"
~ :5 s n ssss IT, y T. !
| &sj.f. TMtAi, i,i1 iii.
WS9k Mp s.say - s1;n@!gd @ ,a wi!. wiSt l1. y +
Wt.!Hestny Tllg British markets. Wore qnnteu V*A!
pTuSns hgs @ % meIS ngs1 sMaI 81 ,nsT"vcI rd
M, u.mi Cnm,iss Il, i,yfs fniiT
,tisHs ~ I' fr ,{ss WnnEtss Il, wheat and
Eth ,p s ~ ,nx ~ Hrri"sI in hi. ttust fIit-
iTrs tha ii'GTumsv utwsen siay ud July SHRINKING
1 " rsSeGis ~ Il s A. . G"tr1 ~ ~ A.; III T I'LL
an"Ge ~ % .aISgai wmf. ~ scliMr @ NAV gtsna Al It
n,, H ~, ~ , MT cIoxui ~ Xxx n:t rnnxc,i 1t
- md inv nj sttijstc liz latteF ci.stnx IL
siHI :Snur Lis In,llj ,,gtiu cOrn u IL delivered
yestSIny W!s sar,y 'nnal r. !, %sAg ;H ~ M
WAC. Hn0t tnes WeI9 tt,t1ren .. FEHH ~ ~ ~
l M ~ ~ ~ % " II sc ~ ~ ,mcH ~ T.
II IN " t, % III %S,nrd sns, auS a. a1 ii
nArb-Wsra n.tnar 4ani 3'ia Wnhm & nhaGE 'Eo 'eas M
ceIpts IVORY aua r,i, With i9h: .hlI,ens tcpofui
nu Sny TK w. n ~ @ ~ta ana Gone a 10 .Mso
.gHalb, nlih closlnK ensy II tae !nsilE JMis snii
| ne 44ag1aC, Mid GlSe1 ~ sTto: Lektlnt oHts MHI1
nMltcd ~ te WIN w tfn'K y ta.; SampGs ~
, 1880-04-16
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcro tho receipts and shipments
nf tho lcMtllilg nrtsclcs uf prtHlucn III this city
surin1 tho twenty-four rscrliny 1T : Ucltck
Thurstlny morning, ant tho corresponding t!sno
luRk yrNr:
, 1880-04-16

CINcJNNATT, O., April 15,-C0TToN-Quot and ~
tow1s, Mt i1Hc.
FEuu1.-DulI, family, E5.2s@5.p. fanoy, D.758AM
GHA1S-Whoat dull, wonk, and lonori No. rsa
winter, *l.la C1En dull ard fowori Ho3 mixed' ~
onts dul,t No. 2 mxoi. 36o. Rye dull; No. :, sIt
, l3arioy tlrmeF; No. q fa!l nt nc,
rnuv1stOSa-Po.k dull nominal, md hcayy y
sloW. !nri dull. wuat, snd ,oTer A. + tdsA Dn't
ISCmInd Tight bttt h0lhers nrn at *.Bt5f td87M th
lJhHls-SNInr .Gus1d, 81 9bsu.2a.
Wink Y-fAAter nj $lM
iiUrTE,t-Elslnt but not auotably 1owor.
llSEEED UtL-StenuY Rt Bic,
, 1880-04-16
KANSAS CITY,

Special Dupateh to Tbs chicago 1stbun*
'KANsAs CITY, Mo-, April M-0HAlN-Ths Fns
Currtne roposts Wheat-Isacslpss the paat week, =
rs buI shipments, 7N bur lowuts No. cash. Wy
ApEjl tluT, No. cash, 1901 April t6]<c Coraohhs, M r.,
eOilts tho ia NJ weok .,40 bul shipments, Al0V wv
WDakt NQ,I cash, g5Lu, April tax1.
, 1880-04-16

81. Lofts, Mo, April la-Cprrox-Qulst md ua'
chansed; salos, so hales; Fccepss. pona' sh'pmo0'
III; at4ck, Bi, dN a.. .,-, r.Ls,
NEW uuLxANh, April 'ia-coT1uN-atoaayi @@'
, 1880-04-16

these lines have SGT been tur,lcd over to tho
Company, mud their cnr,lInge hato not bec't
included In tho Wnbash'a rnporsa Of cnrnil,gr.
Nor have tho Omnhn extension md Clar!n'ia
l,rnnch been fully opened for business MT
withdrawing, the earnings Of tho rona from tho
lst of January up to tho 1th Of this uo,lt'. hnvo
amounted Ia e.. 7:,s -; Inst ycar, 81
guln, sa per cont, s'5s,o10.S'. Tho rctlfns from
heAuAlter for tho month Of january show tho
tucrnttpr oxpcnsps 10 hnve hccn at tho rato Of
q; pcr cent. Esumnting tito lncfeaso In Rrnss
earnings at the sanle rnte for tho year and tho
rurni1gs OF now limos at fiOooper mile. tho Gruss
rnrntngs for tho yrar will 10 <iBRa .0c0 at'd tho
expenses, estimated Mt tho satno rate, will lenvc
tho net cummings for tho ycAr ut s4,sm,o0, or
uo,,t 81, ,4ea 0 In excess Of tho flxca charges as
ktntctl tn the pecutnhor report .,..-
, 1880-04-16
JsUVFALO,

HuYrALo, April la-lHAlR-Whcat-sprlng = nes j.
lcctadt wlnsor dull, s,oM bu white Detroit ~ ~
Corn ateady, EaND bu No. I Toledo, <a2l 2l}to. o'a"
EUkiUHra-CanAl f1elghta unchanged.
, 1880-04-16
nEltil0lT,

UErItoIr, April la.-FL0UH-Dul1 en-.
GnA1x-Whaat dul,, extrn, nominal, No: ! wess mi.
fLlGfs April, tLls}Ss May, sl.lQf juno. el3fi snF
log It.uslhat. -
KEcKltsrk-Whsat. lQUn nu.
EAIPAENTH-tNhaatl uD bu.
, 1880-04-16
Is3snJfTA,

PEORIA. H., Aprtl a-GnAtx-corn aotsys sy,ae. ~.
steady, hlRa-mlxod, 5a'f99H{o, mixed, 3iAastsHass ~
Oas tlrsnt No. xhitu, E!aHtS, Ryc nsat NO. Il ~
ulQHHlNEH-t1sM u el16A.
, 1880-04-16

0SNyEG0.

lsn.ANAEoLls. April lh-QnAlN-WhsAk steoa,s ea,s
No,7 red. tliaaL.4t. Corn steady u S@z"e wv
stoady ut aav3io.
, 1880-04-16

BALrrMonE, Md. April ia-FLouls-Dull and weat,
but Without ohnnEc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1owor. Gull, ana weat,
No. 2 Yustcrn wttsor rcd, spot, tk7;9{1 April st7,l
1.73f, ntny. tta{al Juno, LAT July slA
Gl.ia, August, ai.l1 Carn-Wcscrn lower, dull. and
icmorallzch; Western mfxc6, spnt at1d ATlii 4Sl4a
4sfc, Atuy 473katisko: Iuno A1a4111c steamor *s1c
nskcd Data cnsor} Wcetorn whit0 slGss7di do mixed
40slo, rcnnsylranin 41drc. ltye dull and lower II
SSy:Ac.
1IAT-Firm md unchnnRots. ., .,...'
FRUvtHt0Ss-Dnl1 md wcnk, but not quotAoly
lDNGr- .,..
EEkeAG3 rl1, Ak514$o.
EH.3-fjul1 Mt 119l l2c.
Swear stentlyt Il siEt, 9!ac.
WUlNKY-flrM at f1,MlA0l.l0. ~
FilEtuIIrs-,ru 1AygIpon' per steamer unchanged.
HECElpfs-FlnMr, i05 brlst whent l4l,7uu bus com,
E7,ltIt hut ry1. inl bll.
llEiNtES'rA-Whent, d, 1W hNs corn, N!7h7 nu.
bALGs-WleNt, :sAIbS but corn. 2g7,2S1 hu.
, 1880-04-16

tS3a: GIL h';y5 Will s9ssH' sssin es m'1ea w0''n ~
i!SY-tsond dnmand n fail PrIces' 7oc.i
usasE,!iEs. S"iss aassl Sad ,M,n1sess9naed Sum,
s.saT S%S1, fss sso Il 1 fd I'D usn fsn,'s h"'''
rEfhhLETM-bmii Ana nominal; unlted 77Yc,
e:}}'SG: }%',,%1s;s,''y "St7sfs' sSs9a Il {iss. :{Ss
t:;it.s-iimii a,tl hsavys Wnsicrn, a.tsalie.
ndr' S;tsSxo soef orSf n"y I'll GNs sssannsea
sIsns @ n,iidies. 5se. Lard isSer' primo steam sHg
iiiIsrrEn7nnli for oronmor,s oshor' au'os and ltn
HSss:X5;1fSsSs,ssf wp,,s;7 ss Nh; ;t,"'' 'a''e
NEW O1,LE.ANa.
NEW CIlf.EASs, Apri1 M-FtnUn-Qnat md weak,
suror,no, tla7,4a tS1. TX. tI1a@Soos Xxx, taz,a
tinAtN-Corn 1uint d soasso oots stoady, w..hs
fair tlcn,nnd ut &c.
CuNN.MEAt-f'rmor NJ t..s@14o.
lIAY--Stcndy, with n good demand. prime. &tAooa
21Cn, c!,0lce a,uted nj tel.hn3:5GD.
rnUvis1trb-f'0rk dnil, Meak. md fower. II tiiS,k
N1l.M lard sichdyi tescc. e7u027.7tl tuR, s&n
Ilu)k meaA kcnsco md Elftnt shoulders, lo0ac. HI
4@111&. pnckcd, &4.tD1tGaMs ctahr rlb, tatol ccs,
sss N spsss sS'r a1s e. '
s'%%SSasS$ Western yse.!ass, q, .@a3'a
fins ESt sa!ar a%.st M s asas,es
cai.nonf ID Rood oonnnn tsf !fHcI fair e fully sa
eInn e S'"sS M"XAG; M A{, yeSw c,So5 es
$Sa !lr. stfc, centFitlxs ;psgo rr!m,e :" ehe!e
,MSSErHItY.sIa pxsl!anra nn Hsy Tork, u.so pst
, 1880-04-16

ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. April ls-FLovn-Dull and loHer, fam.
i1y, &I50 bid, choice, sI.75 bid cash, N,A May.
GiAtS-Wheut lhwer nt1d unsettled. No. 9,rad4
sl,iU,{dl0st{ cnsht si.itX8l,m Aprils N.llN9l6s43
LUX Mny; sl.07,faiDs Juno. M]&9o!kaa5o July, No.
= 10, nomnnls No, do. H3sc. Corn lower SIC CASH
SslGs;s',sc Mny, ata:1No Juno, aistaSstt July oaa
luwor, D0Mo cash. 3laS0.ao May: 3lo June. HJa dull
a. 7aAc. unTluy dull and unchanged
WiiIBKr-Qu!ot ut tl.0l
I.EAn-ilull ut 5ijc.
n'TTElt-unchaMRGl.
EDHH-I.0EV0r NJ 1E.
lunYfHt0Ss-Ork dull and lnweTt 1lll c9ant
flyl Mnyt tIU.CU JUNG. DRY bAit TnoAta l0w0r oetf
ribs up nq!lntr5 snld at u tseiRht lsu 1acon loH'
ltkrEtrra-Flnnr, 4.0N brlss wheat. aaNy hu, corn
1bMt nats SM II; syG none: onElgJ Ji, n6me' 6
AU] bnt oats, nunoi TJS. n0nci barley, mono.
, 1880-04-16

uROOM- -culsN-WaA quoted nsaady At tho lato id.
vance, Nonors ropurt fair rotnll trado. and cacl-
lnto tt alL tho stuck will bo used UP buforn another
crop u harvested. Qu0tutl0ns:
, 1880-04-16

prict snlus wsrr relirtvA nf HU brlk finished GuodA
iii tia NHsls III fl.oT i'ur guon for E!Khnines.
Wtlut-Nnx Iulet, und nld wialN Mur9 quoted tho
naino befnfu. Tho tane oi tho Market hnwoyGr.
aucnIs 10 he unsettled IND rMthsr wcnk "a neconl'
linus IL poy recent r1css, tfAt now n'lp 1E over
MtlsAllH| NJ will k,hn bu HTcfel for Rhl1. FNlntI
prcua for Rnt.ds seon 70 be nnourtnin nna y e!d
s,rSets Mrn tIautati Sssar. md tho now California.
Will i,0a Inclined 10 aineG Tho opening Of tho
suaaru, Old wd1 IA Guut1fl III f0ll0wn:
, 1880-04-16

rntLADELrHIA. April h-fLouf-Du1l, Mime.
sofa extras, medium, f3..i. good, a5a5ee]4 cho'te
sA7haHtnt fancy, s9i?sAs Ohio extFn medium A'st
Winter uutents, f.G!M. ltJe dull At sIdoa475.
G1tAtS-Whrnt unsettled and dcn1oraliscdf No.
red In elevator cnr-lots *3o; No. rcd. April. sll
bid. sls1 nskcl. May, ei.24 bid. o. ~ nskod' June
on trnok. b,u; steumer, ut depot Sic. sa yellow,
truck. a7io, sail, mixed. April t7Sc bid, No aaaed
May. lie bid, 10 nskcd, Juno. 4ako bid. 4io asked
t,ats tlu,l: No. n!3ea, to, Nos white. AIo4s4ei No.
2ttn, 4so, M. do, 4GHo.
,i'it0vist0Ns-Duii ind unchanged.
Now fOfk Atuto and bradford County. ronnsyl!nn,a
oxtrns 25a!7c, Wgatern 1tcsesvc, extra. ZsG5o' DO
good ~ CtUlco. lRfs92o. .,,..
Eidx-DnIi ind iowori Wostorn, tl@ilH0.
C1tEESE-Hcatc1 creamery, A@tl453t' do Hood La
1l3lGo. ;.
tWIIiaNr-Stn1ngarh Mt M.lD. ...
1tEnEtPrs- Flour. +N brlss wheat. 1900 but eozn.
SIirMsxTs-Wheat. aaooo ou, corn, 1s1ooo bu.
, 1880-04-16


Chicugu bAnkcra quoted Now Yark exchange
, ut Go4b75o pur tl,0D0 premium. Currency re-
coipta arc stll! in exeess nf shipments. ulb.
counts aru fn'riy aotiye Mt G113 per cont.
Chluago city ~ Of iSsa wore sold ut lis. salos
Ut tho now Cook County 45is nrc reported ut
1t..,
:, Tho New York World eays;
The Iian4lel$ ZettuHV ut saturday, spoaktpg Of
tho 1noney market, ynil that slIAll ulQu0 h!sd
mnIlu VII ArtItciMl strinHliipy suoh ~ lgthnr tue
1othschilds For tho Eru,lt banks could lnAku In
Eutupe. Thu runnrk IL pr,lIably Just uHc. hut
1t tlte3 no hurnI tO nua that our Now York
Clique has iu tho State Uauty law y siacit part-
,er fuF mischief which c,lllilut 10 l!htehoa in
Europe. (liyo u this ,narktt tho freedom Ut
making 1ontls which Eurlprn1l lnArkusA Un10y,
and much Ok the thltnhI0riKYtuY which IL hugO
dialApd by tho ttl1lc VI speculation u business
would Aa,II Disappear.
\ synopsis Of tho report presented by YIcc-
yzns!leut Mopklns, OF tho Wubash. ut the d.
yoctoss' lnootiug th!s week III Euw York, shows
that, according To the rsport presented tho VI
OF last December. tho fixed chArgus uf tho
Company, Including iutercst on hi tho boiads
and charges OIL rentals And leaBes, amounted "
something less than $3IG0, ,ooQ per Rnnuni. Thia
amount Included tho Interest on tho bonds Ut
tito CAicugo 4 strawu. Chicago radurnh
j. QuInpy, Missouri P.0Itiu lsuals-357
ApjIes aud t=al.aiu per annum. Mono oi
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Neatly executed on the shortest notice.
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A good deal of interest is manifested in
the coming Pennsylvania Democratic state
convention. The state committee meets
at Pittsburg March 11th, to select the time
and place. This, according to a Times
dispatch, will be the preliminary battle
ground of the friends and Opponeets OF
Tildcn. That Tilden VIII make great
effort to carry this state cannot be doubt
ed, and his first move was to have the
state committee meet in Pittsburg, where
it would be away from the Bayard infiu-
ences of the Philadelphia Democrats.
But the Philadelphia politicians will at
tend solidly and do all in their power to
prevent Tildcn'S ulans being carried out
there The Tilden- Randall idea is to have
the state convention either at PittSburg
or Erie, while the ant-Tilden men want
it in Harrisburg. Chairman Miller, OF the
state committee, who will be temporary
chairman of the convention, is Tildcn
man. Against Tilden the most powerful
of the leaders are arrayed. In Philadel-
phia there are Berger, Cassidy and Nc
Gowan, and in the country Wallace,
Woolvcrton, Souden, Singerly, and the
men who were in the combination that
carried the convention in 1878 against the
Tiden influence. Tilden's friends are
Speaker Randall, Scott of Erie, the Barrs
of Pittsburg, and Hopkins of Allegheny.
And these are backed up by Squire Nc
Mulln of the fonrth ward of Philadelphia,
who was trimphantly acquitted in the To-
cal courts few weeks ago for shooting
a fellow Democrat.-Elmira Free Press
(Dem).
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Great excitement and much sorrow were
caused at the Government Printing Office
yesterday by the posting up Of the sub
joined notice:
AS the Pubic Printer is prohibited by
law from contracting debts that he cannot
pay, and as the money appropriation for
the fiscal year has been nearly expended,
am directed to furlough the force en-
ployed in the document room, and proof
room and the piece department from this
date until Il deficiency appropriation is
is made, reserying in the bill room one
proot-reader and a copy-holder.
March 3, 1880. A. ii. S. Davis,
Foreman of Printing.
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The village of Bergen, Gencsee Co.,
was almost entirely destroyed by fire on
Sunday morning last. The fire was start
cd in barn, and train of powder leading
to two dwellings,, conducted it to the very
heart of the village, and destroyed every
business place in the town, besides many
dwellings. Several explosions of powder
occurred during the fire, which, in addi-
tion to the heavy wind prevailing rendered
al, efforts to subdue the fire unavailing.
One young man was fatally burned.
Loss SllS, 900; insurance $4,000.
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Mrs. Lockwood. the famous female law
yer of Washington, is the counsel for Miss
Raymond in her suit for seduction
against Senator Hill, and she will prob
ably make it warm for him.
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" ASIIINTION, TCUI NII -U'
DEAR ROsCOsE: Yes; that's The way |
found it, exactly. Glad you had chance
to see for yourself. If there is so much
trouble at Harrisburg and Utica, how will
it be at Chicago?
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Senator Conklin and Senator Cameron
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XIV CONGRESS - FIRST SESSION
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StuhtCs
WASHINGTON, February II.
Mr.. Saunders introduced bill to abolish
all duties on importation Of salt.
Mr.. Garland introduced a bill to extend
the time for the completion of the Texas
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A communication was received from sew
era of the minority of the Louisiana legisla.
ture in regard to the representation of that
State in the L. $. Senate, and was referred.
A bill refunding stolen money to Postmas-
ter Pillsbury was passed.
The rest Of the morning hour was con-
sumcd in discussion of pension bill
Bill for ascertainmcnt of amount Of land
located on military warrants was taken up.
Mr.. Mcdonald spoke in favor.
Mr.. Blaine submitted the following:
Resolved, That the President be respect
fully requested. if in his judgment not in
compatible with the public interests, to com
municate to the Senate anv information in
possession of the government, touching upon
the alleged false statistics or fabricated tes-
timony imposed upon the Halifax Commits
sion, and used as basis for their award in
the matter Of fisheries. Adopted.
Mr.. Blaine introduced bill to promote J
s. Paine as captain in the army. Referred
Adjourned until Monday.
House.
Five bills relative tn the metric system Of
coinage, were reported back and reported to
the Committee Of the Whole. \ joint reso-
luton authorizing the Secretary Of the Treas
ury to furnish to States, for the use of Agri-
cultural colleges, one set Of standard weights
| and measures, passed.
A political debate sprung up on amend.
ment to rule q, declaring general legi-la.
ton from appropriation bills.
| A resolution for information about the
proposed change of the treaty with China
was adopted.
The Speaker, on behalf Of Mr.. Ladd
asked the privilege of the floor for Mr.. vii
son Of the Maine legislature.
/ Mr.. Page of Cal.-"Whicl one!"
| Mr.. Frye-''Thc right one
There was no objection and the House re-
sumed consideration Of the court removal
bill.
The morning hour expired without actor
on the bill, and the House went into Com
mittee Of the Whole on revision of rules.
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VIRGINIA.
Marriage ola Convict.

HicnNoNp, Va, February II. John T..
Poindcyier. under sentence of two wears inn
prisonment for killing Charles &. Curtis,
shoe clerk. was married Tuesday night just
before his departure tor the penitentiary, TO
Miss Cottrcll. Poindexter administered
horse-w chipping to Curtis for alleged imrrop-
er remarks to Miss Co,trcll, which Curtis
resented. and the latter was fatally shot. All
efforts to clear Poindexter, whose connec-
tons are the highest. were unavailing.
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The Valuation Commission.


The Governor yesterday appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen as the Valuation Commits
sion, under the resolves just passed by the
Legislature:
Penobscot-Elisha Shaw of Newport.
kennebec-Joseph A. Homan of Augusta.
Aroostook-Eben Woodbury. of Houlton.
Somersct-Jamcs Il. Dascomb of Skowhc-
gan.
York-John Hall of North Berwick
Cumherand-IiiramK nowlton of Portland.
Franklin-Joseph W. Fairbanks of Farm
ington.
Washington-James Pope of Whtneyville.
Lincoln-t,eorgc b. Sawyer of Wiscasset.
Waldo-Nathan r. Houston of Belfast.
Knox--John Mehan of Rockland.
Androscoggin-AbalM NJ. Jones of Lewiston.
Hancock-S. +. Hncks of Bucksport
agadohoc-Cieorge A. Preble of Bath.
Piscataquis Flint of Dover.
The Commissioner for Oxford county has
not been appointed. The Commissioners
were yesterday apprised of their appointment
by telegraph, and will assemble at the Capital
at once.
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The grey light of yesterday morning filter
ed in through the dingy windows of the po-
lice station, giving a somber air to the apart
ment. In the farther corner a pile of soap
boxes and comiscated liquor packages were
half buried in the gloom. The red-hot coal
stove threw out heat like young volcano.
.sThomas Porter" said his Honor. and
the indiv idual answering to that name
stepped promptly forward. He was a
..little wanderer'' from Portlaad. He
came to Augusta yesterday after
noon. and immediately proceeded to
invest in North End rum. II was too much
for him. The result was tight. resistance
of the officers, and thirty days in the House
If Correction. Charles H. White was the
next sinner. On the night of the 18th of
January White was drunk: but was dismissed
the next dag on probation. This ~as his
second appearance for being drunk and disor-
derly. Fined S. and costs on second, and
sentenced to thirty days in Jail on first
James Doyle, son of the ''ould sod, pro-
tested that he was not drunk, but "was walk
ing little on the sidewalk loike II will
dismiss you ON probation" said Judge Irse.
s.Thank yex, yer honor" said Doyle, and lm-
mediatelv started for the dOor.-Leander NC
Cav. for drunkenness, sentenced to pay hne
Of 81 and costs. Committed to jail
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WASHINGTON.


WAsHISeroS. February Il. The House
Committee on Appropriations will report a
deficiency bill Of Sl33, 900 for support Of GER
tain Indian tribes.
The House Committee on Elections, in the
contested case Of Curtis vs.. Yocum, will IA
vor new election.
The Ways and Means committee took final
action on refunding question and decided in
favor Of . 1910 bond 1t "a per cent. interest,
to be paid quarterly. The bonds are to BIZ
used for refapding ives and skies to sbou,
FIVE hundred millions.
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We advise all our citizens to attend the per-
Torrance to be given by the Capital Minstrels
tonight in aid of the Augusta Band. They
offer an exceedingly pleasing and varied en-
tertainment, and several performers will ap-
pear who have had considerable experience
in professional companies. We are certain
that those who attend will have the pleasure
of ST cling fine minstrel performance. while
at the SAME time assisting an organization
which is most useful to our city