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The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07
AN ARGUMENT THAT WEIGHS
~, TON. ~7~ ',-v,S lag::~..

Here is n Republican eampaign docut-
ment in a nutshell, that weighs a tons:
Under Republican administration dur
ing fifteen years Of peace $S42, ,6SO,S76
IF the principal of the National debt has
been paid, while the current annual inter
est is SsO,OOO,OOO less than: nj the clsse
ef the war. The Democratic press and
stump speakers might AZ well try 70 tunS.
mol through the Rocky MouAtains with /
hair.pin, as TO break the force of this
magnificent showing. e----.a-, -; |
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07
sOLON CHAsEON FUSION.

The old Bourbons have Visions OF Ham
cock and glory-that is, n pull nj the public
.teat, and they have agreed with few
trading Greenbackers to divide the custom
houses and post-oHices. That is the END
and beginning Of fusion in Maine, If lhat
nest Of eggs doea hatch out, il will be !
nOndescriuf brood. s5@ 1+.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07
TOURISTS AND. STRANGERS S; '7

Coming to Portland should visit the Observatory on
MuHsey Ha3s From the cupolaniay be seen the en-
ure city, the Ocean to the horizon, Casc0 Bay
with its beautiful Islands, Old Orchard Beach B
and with the powerful TeIescope mounted in tho
cupola the hotels ON 1ts. Wash in ssu. X earl
sarge and Pleasant may be distinctly seen,
The views here said to be unsurpassed for bes su
ty and variety by any in the world. Congress street
cars pass every ten minutes. ~''' au1o dtf
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07

......t... ,.. AROosTQoK COUNTY. -,l.i -
Senator Levi Sears of Fort Eent.. .a.sy
Judge Henry R.'Downes: of Presqi
: Register Of Probate Ransom Norton Of .Houltoj
3 Sheriff-Alfred Cnshmang ,Jr., of Sherman. h,ti
= County COMMISSIONS o. Perry of Fo1
Fairfield. E....;...,-s ss-.,t so - 4,...C
s' = -. ;';',' me-, 6UMBERLANp COUNTY. = I.se>
Senators-Joseph A. Locke, Portland. 4 -.
q .....a Henry G. Brewer, Ereeport. .iI i
+ - ~, Albert f.. Nutting, Otisfeld. I'D .
Tobias Lord, Jr., Standish.. i.f
Treasurer-James NJ, Webb, Westbrook.
Sheriff-Benjamin True, Pownaf. 1870.
= COMMISSIONS r. Chaplin, Bridgton.. "
FRANKLIN COUNTY. s.s5
t. Senator'S. R. Fernald. Wilton. ,.,t,
Commissioner Isaac Chick, Madrid. ss-,,.,,.
Sheriff.. A. Dyer, New Sharon.
4Treasurer--D. M. Bonney, Pennington.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Senators I. Hill, Buckspoft.
L. A. Emery, Ellsworth.
g Clerk-A. b. Saunders, Ellsworth .''--ssa
Treasurer Luther Loud, Surry. go - 'e-'et
. Conmissioner-John w. .Somes, Mt. Desert.
Judge of Probate-Parker Tuck. Bucksport. y
KBNNEBEo COUNTY.
Senators Colby g. Cornish, winslow.
#" .',' Joseph S. Berry, Wayne. ...,-,iy-.
Judge of Probate-L. T. Carlton, Winthrop. 80
Sherif-George +, Stevens, Belgrade.
, COmmiSsioner-HoraceC Colburn, Windsor.
Treasurer-Mark Rollins, Albion.
:. Clerk Of Courts4A A1anson Cots, Winthrop.
Register OF Probate Howen Owen, Augusta.
KNOX COUNTY. .sFi. sl.5
Senator-D. N. Mortland, Rockland.
G9m%issi0nsrchsIlss ss 4 q p yna yinalhayen
sheriff LIE. G, Spadfdfng, South Th6maston.
3 Attorney Charles K. LfttIefeld, Roc kland.s
Judge of Probate-E. NJ. Wood, Camden
Register Of Probate VIM. H. saese sefseys 4Appletoi
LINCOLN. COUNOY..s: .-..., go
Senator Elbridge G. Baker of New Castle.
Judge Probate-Almore Kennedy of Waldoborl
Sherif-Henry W. Glafyof Jefferson.
Clerk of Courts-Geo. B. Sawyer of Wiscasset.i
Commissioner-Horace Fassett of Bristol.
a. lTreasnfegr- g Reuben N. Brookings Of Wiscasset.
= i,... .i.i...s q oxFoRDcOuNNY. ..i-ieesi Il
Senators-AsH H. Walker; lowell i-l a.
tnsS : g George d. Bisbee, Buckfeld. = =
= ommissioner-W aldo Pettengill, RAmford. q
Treasurer--George II. Watkins, Paris.
Register of ProbateAH.C G. Davis, Paris,
4 Sheriff-William Douglas, Waterford 2 iGy
PENoBsCOT COUNTY. ''"' =
Senators-Thomas II. wentworth, Bradford,
John Ii Cutler, Bangor.
Samuel Libbey, Orono.
James W. Rogers, Stetson.
Judge of Probate Jasper Hutchings, Brewer,
Treasurer-Horace j. Nickerson, Bangor. =.
Sheriff George W. Whitney. Bangor.
Commissioner Thomas J.Peakes, Charleston.
pIsoArAoUIs COUNTY. ...i,-ia7
Senater-Levi C,sFlint, Mensenv7 7a9,.,i-s
Clerk of Courts.-Henry B. Flint, Eoxcroft,
q Commissioner-gale J. Ford, Atkinson -
Sherif-Stephen d. Millett, Milo. = s--.s, -
Register of Probate-Th0mas p Elliot, Dover
: > :. ! = Sss aS.ls -
,,sr sAGApAhoc Atiec COUNTY ....
Senator-Edwin D. Lamson, Richmond
County yAttorney-Edward j. Millay, BATH
Sherif-John w. Ballou, Bath, .s.-,55ss
!. sludge OF. Probate-Wm. I. Hall, BoWdoinham.
:. Register OF Probate-Cyrus w. Longley, Bath.
County Treasurer -Wm. b. Taylor, Bath.,@.S
County Cemmissioner-Oti F. Thompson, Topi
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07

HInDEFoRD TINES: The Argus resembles
the ostrich who, when in danger Of :captute,
s'buries its head in the sand'' believing that
because it cannot see its aenemies, the
enemies cannot see it! So the Argus man
bures his head Id the paste pot and despite
the fact that the majority of the thinking
men of his pasty- concede the State elect bn
TO the Republicans, refusesto believe'it. It's
Just as well however, Mr.. Argus for Your
paper is famous for prophesying the revefse
of what proves to be the trnth. =.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07
: sFNWI II iIIW n
p READ THIS,

p WtraseyerIinay be-thousht isfi she pslisi-
/ cai' eianspaisn' e1scNkefe, every lover of
goSd s6vernrneiii aud. common .iTSnestyc
e should lh hope tar fhst defeat ef. the nnhSls
political ncenaination In ;3Isip e. AZ hiehe
sbreHahf disGxsce-upon shaf repasahls,9 9late
1Sast year eWes dpYsmiaeheDem
f socfats, expfess llne sdnas htIineafG aheir
9dissasf TOR me folly " ,lke Gahfcs slSif crowd
cyere olniiag All paFty fsf nng.u, II lie 2p@o-
pie IF Maine dss mol rise, ,up and febrke (he
PsliMcll eHf,threals whose ipfamsnArec-
+ cud eaMseal lewerysoneef, Als inests kasasl we
Y snhai aaur7faffik natural 1RSsss 4BbsIoN
\ HERALD dsD1 AgoiT aoi tsat hagIado Ell IL |
hns shnul.aes.aII ali L. Iaal1aSaaI s.a=f esd |
I'M EANIH6se or RaA,DElKOCRATEC RRs.
.sr'ii ada 'ls sshTORATlON. & hns Goil
""ssyve wsald Hike 70 engfav n gprophecy
ON stone TO- be read of generelions in she
! fuaure. :, The negEe in these s3tstes will be
, slave. again on cePse IN be- H il. sole refuge
from exsinction will be- in sla very, 70 che
white lsann.--ArERIDfAN ediss.) mEEcuRsaIh
NJ pf9sa4--.a--.--i -3-Al-1i- vpu
al The @nenewtd energy Of ahc Democratic
-party tbar the '.passtnodicd seffSFt' wibat
Pfesages death From this natiplnl
struggle, i will tall back, = defeated, dis
.eerslans md hepeIes4 minarify. The hope
aoffaderal. patronage gene,i ITS local Su-
i. Premaciess Cannot long be maintained.
This is to be desireds for titc way 10 ctr-'
rency reform lies across the grave of }hss
DcmDcrsIie party sTo enterliHt fanks IT,
TO take its name. To take its name is to-
assume the vindication of its evil pasf.--,
e. HI: AHoy1si all ft, ttt,l.,aA : f4stttuN
~ n rhqd been a candidate and received
.alcertiG Geate, Of eIectien, To- the Legislature
WI hen Iswas.cerfain that my epPeneAs sb.
tanned snore vsses thahl myself, III owolld'
sooner cur my hand off sIaai take the prof
feTed seat.: 1 should feel thht I Wis taking
what did mot belong. 9, me:5T7JoHS Quincy
ADAMS ON THE MAINE CoUNr-OUT. ',.''.'. 80
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07

IT / ootss as though Butler might proftably
emplo y the time he is wasting in showing
himsel at Fusion meetings in explaining
the, eli ssges which are made against him in
the des patch from Minneapolis this MORN
ing.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07
sl'.lEI:H,' !. oS. I.3es..II..ssSS.
TUESDAY MORNING.. sEPr. 10 r.

We do no u read anonymous letters and communi-
cations The name and address Of the writer are n
al cases Indispensable, not necessarily for apubes-
;.ien bur aaa guaranty Ufsgood faith. rs7vos n{ =
J;Me cann6t undertake To return or preserve COM
nuncat tnat are not ;usedep,tt Ipsa hrs 4zi Ks
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07

SfssANp 80. |
sNEw'sY YoEK TribuAe:99 Some southern
Journals are, demanding, that the presdnt
Congress shall apportion the next House iof
Repre- Rep esentatiyes.. by this means they hope
ito gain two. adHantagesl They would 9b-
tain representation based upon the stuffed
census in the South before it could be Off.
cially;inpestigateas and the shpp ortionme int
OF the members of the House for the Eext
ten years would be. controlled by the Demo-
crats.i, The plea upon which they base the
demand istlee injustice of allowing 'thdse
States Which have largely, Increased .their
population to remain two years longer with
out their due proportion Of Representatives.
But the real reasonds doubtless the wish to
Istrain every point in favor Of the Eeno-
cratic. party and the section from which it
derives its chief streagtA. By their evidd dnt
'eagerness' to have thepresent Congress 9n-
dertake this, work the Democrats betrat a
fear that they, will not control the nj axt
House s .:i.:a, 1;i;t r.. % 49,, :.
/, sTHEi straight Greanbackers of Deerihg'
have nominated Mf. Geo., B. : Leavitt las;
Their candidate for Representative. -. Mr.;
Leavitt has oppose ed fusion from the begin
ming, was one of the leading boilers from
the Greenback District convention when it,
fused, and has since declared repeatedly ahd
publicly that be should DO all be. couldlto
defeat General Anderson. 1t remains to be
seen whether the Bourbon leaders viii
adopt this nomination, and also whether the
Democratic rank and file will vote for the
man who is anxious tnslaughter their cdn-'
didate for Congress-.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07

- / ris rnmored that John. II. WedgewoS 3D.
of,C hrnish, Democratic candidate for Seha-
tor or Il York County, has refused to take the
nomi nation, and that the committee will
putt the name of Loring 7. Staples Of Par
sonsfi eIA at the last moment. - - :.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07

a EVERY regular attache of the PRESS Is FURNISHED
with Card certificate signed by Stanley Pallen,
Editor All railway steamboat and hotel managers
will confer favor upon vs. BY demanding credentials
of every person claiming to represent our journal
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07


!. BOSTON, JOURNAL. The. labored. Demo
cratic editorials, going to show that it Was
the Democratic and not the Republican
party which. preserved the Union,., are very
funny reading to one who remembers the
patriotic work of, the Democratic order Of
the knights of the Golden Circle in: aiding
and abetting the rebellion, and the 'resolu-
ton adopted by the National Democratic
Convention in 1854, pronouncing the wal a.
failure. and demanding its discoifinuanee.-
THE Philadelphia Times. .lindepends snt
Democratic) says: "The Republicans have
drawn the first blood in Pennsylvania, by a
sweeping majority for city recorder in Will
Transport: 1t was,a local contest for a lotal
judicial office, but q Republican majority of
MI in WiIliamsport is q bumper for the Re-,
pn bIicahs ef,the West Branchregion.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07

l.a The Little; Rock Evening Telegraph sx--
plains that. a rebel flag got oyer the top of
IS account OF recent Democratic barbecue
b ecause it's foreman didn't know it from
U 'nion flag. This foreman doubtless has
.Ioi s Of company ! who are as ignorant as he
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07
The Vermont Election. :,

The first, of the September. elections i'm
the Northern States occurs to-day lin err
mont of course there is no doubt as TO
the general result of the contest. The He
publican candidate for governor, lieutenant
governor and treasurer will be elected" "ahd
the legislature will. be overwhelmingly lie.
publican. The only question is one Of N a.
jorities. The Democrats have been making
q desperate attempt to reduce the, Repubai.
canmajority, and. this campaign has BEEN
the hottest one, perhaps, in; the history lof
the State. At the last election the RepuiAi-
icap majority. was q, ,trife.. oyer. 1900. In
1S76 atthe gubernatorial. election the, He
publican majority was %, 1855. For governor
the Republicans are represented by Roswell
sFarnhan,,, the Democrats by Edward II,
Phelps, and the Greenbackers by NJ" b..
Heath. Congress men are to be elected also
j and ind, the following aye the, candidates..
Dist. Rep. s...-.. Dem; ,,.ss.,i iGreeirbach !
L. Chas .Hsyeyee y, j. K, Kendall -i.,... all Il
3. .aYm, v, Grout. John ". Curriere IF. Tarten
Z ThevoteS Of thsseveral Congressional DIS
triets in 1878 was First district, Joyce, Re-
publican, 1S,6e0,' Randall, Democrat; 5;ss7;
second Tyler 12,esr; Dickey,s 4sgt; ..thitd,
@Grout, 6,679; Bradley Barlows independent
Republican, 9119; Waterman" 3,572, oahd
there was ho'ehoice. 4 second election te-
suited il the choice. of Barlow, the vote. Ie-
ing Grout 4ss30, Barlow 1857, and Water
man 1906 49, s-v ~. r-s''"; :"-'ev"" =,
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07
.as,s ,..,s sss,s For Goyernor.s = .s,s..9.
ff,s sNl ~ .ssss F ~, n, n.s... e..lt
,,-DANIEL r.. DAVIS.

ANDRoscouGiN COUNTY. Y.sHess.a
Senators Jeremiah ,Dingley Jr., Auburn. ;,os
George Parcher, Leeds.
Commissioner-A., d. Bailey, Auburn.
Treasurer Alcander F. Merrill, lewiston.
Register of Probate-N Nathan w Harris Auburi
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07

,,,...t..... ,... ARQosTooK COUNTY. y..essi 40
Senator Levi Sears of Fort Eent.il 3o,.sz
I. Judge ProhaterHenry R.,Downes of Presqb,
: Register Of Probate e-Ransom Norton Of .Houlton
$ Sheriff fired Cnshmalt; -Jr., of Sherman. .,l
! County Commissions o. Perry of For
Eoir rfso 1
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, 1ueSCay. Marca y, 1850.
Misunderstood by Tie Standard that the Royal Conn
mission on Agricultural Depression have unanimously
approved the principle of scheme for the purchase by
tho Goverument out Of the Irish Church surplus fund,
Of irish waste lanr which are 10 be AlOcated among
local farmers certain conditions OF tenure and in-
pr1yument.
Berlin dispatch says: Military man@uvrcs on
grand scale eliminating, and a sham light is Pee
pairing at 81. Petersburg.
A dispatch from Madrid reports that the projected
Cuban loan OF al6OOo.O00 encounters difficulties,
as foreign tnauciers for Imperial guarantee or
the interest, as well RS OF the capital
The Standard has the following from Berlin At the
Parliamentary dinner given by Prince Bismarck yester
day he said hoped the Pope would make CONCESSIONS
when tue Government would recprocate."
decree has been issued at Madrid prohibiting the
importation of pork from the Uaitea States and Ger
many.
FREDERICKsToS N. B., March 9.The Provincial Legis-
lature was opened this afternoon by Governor Wmot
HALIFAX. n. s.. March 9-It is reported that the new
French Cable Company will complete their connection
with EuglanA via Brest by the 1st or April
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
STATE RIGHrSIN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va. March 9.-ln the Senate to-
day preamble aud resolutions were adopted rcla-
tive 10 the recent decision ot the Unitcd
states Supreme Court IN the ca'9 OF
J. d. Coles County Judge OF th;s state indicted for re-
usin. to put cOlorcd mru iurc4. The preamble re
cites In effect that the decision threatens the very exist
cncc Of State Governments distinct soycrciSnc' ana
if followed to the logical results will enable the un'ted
states Congress the Saio judiciary wei as
the state, Executive and LEGISLATIVE Deldrunncnls
To rcsolutious URGE the virginia Senator's and Repre-
scutntiycS ~ Congress to procure thn repeal or that
under which The decision luentlOmr" was I'heIcu
and they rcors the Governor communicate copies OF
the resolutions to the Governors OF tie several states
with n view To having tho LEGISLATURES '"oiooi '""o
similar action. u, l.. -,
subsequently In the Senate motion was MADE ny MT
Wnlkrr epl TO reconsider the vote by whch tho resO
unions were atloped The entire scs3iOn or the senate
WAS taken np with the discussion " the motion the de
bate taking Wide range. personal hltcr'atlOn TOOK
bst eeu the Senators which created some excite
ment and resulted in both being required TO apologize
for uuparliamontHry language. At II oC'ooA ~ "'
both Houses adjourned sine dc
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
GEyER4L WASHINGTON NEWS.
THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.

NE IIDkAht VI tONbhIspH
MR.. SPOFFORD AGAIN CALLS ATTENTION TO THE
DIsGHACEFUL LOVEECRoWDING or The BUILDING.
tBY TELEGRAPH THE TRiBuNEl
WASHINGTON, March 9.-The annual report OF the
Librarian of Congress has Just been printed.
The accessions TO the library from all sources dur
ing the last year were 1867 books and 12.050
pamphlets. On the 1st OF January the library COM
prised 374, ,022 books and about 40 600 pamphlets.
In the course of the year 10. $50 books and 1901
pamphlets were deposited under the copyright
law. Other copyright publications. consisting of
musical compositions maps and charts. engravings,
etc. were deposited to the number of about 1000.
Mr. SpoTord again calls the attention of Congress
70 the crowded condition of the library, which
possesses nearly 100000 books and more than
100, 900 pamphlets, and has shelf room for only
$50. 600 volumes He remarks that " the collec-
lions of the library present spectacle
of ovcrcrowdng and apparent confusion pain
full TO beholders obstructive TO the librarian
and his assistants in the discharge OF their duties,
and extremely injurious TO the utility of the
library. both to the two houses Of Congress and to
the public , .,,.. IL,
and might have added with perfect truth that the
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
NVTTED TO BE 4 ROOSTER.

UARRIsBURG, Penn. March 9.-Aftcr the
Court met jhs morning, Judge Pearson said that KEN
blcs plea should be stripped OF everything except the
formal plea OF guilty; that his protest would have no
bearing whatever tr the plea was concerned, and
should not be a part OF the record
The case against Emile J. Petrof was then called for
trial J. T. Allen Journal Clerk OF the House of Repre-
rntsivcs submitted the journal of the House et
scntItiyes for 1879 In evidence we'll as copy OF Dill
1913. known The Riot bii.
Harry Watson a mcmhcr o. the Legislature from
Mercer County. testified that PETROL approached nun
one evening IN March Last and nshed him n
he would not Ike 10 be rooster He
said there was money in the Riot biIl, and
asked him n would Ike To make something out OF
H. About two after that Pctr0h said ne hoped
when the witness testified before the investigating
Committee he would answer " No" to all questions
touching any corrupt connection OF his with TINS bill
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WAsnlsGrnN. Tncsdnr

Y
Postmaster G.ncIal Key has rescndcd his order stop
ping letters addressed 20 Il WutcrsUith. supervisor
Of The FrdnkOtd School Fund Lottery, on the ground
that IL was inadvertently given.
The President message 20 the Senate today IN
regard 10 the agreement made by Secretary schuz with
the Tie chiefs lie earnestly recommends its approval
by Congress. The provisions ~ the AgrCcmert have
already been printed ia THE Tribune.
The Smithsonian institution has received FROM Pro
fessOr Focstcr Of Berlin the announcement or the dis
by Pd!3a at Pola Mnrch q. $50, OF planet
Of tho eleventh magnitude IN IL hours II minutes
right ASCENSION aud "a north decnatiOn with daily
motion OF 8 north
In the House last Friday Mr. HazletOD asserted that
the wound for which General Warner is paid pension
OF S225 year was received by that gentleman from
behind. General Warner empbailcally denies the truth
Of that assertion I appears that he did at the time
but In confusion which prevailed his DENIAL
heard by TIE TRIBUNE correspondent.
FOR ConqrsssOaat Proceedfngs see Second Pdg>.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
4 nIsprrr OVER NEW MElIBEEs.

Nathan II. Hall vas installed as president
Of the XXGId Assembly District Republican AsSocia-
ton last night VILE names were being proposed.
H. G. Robinson askc, when opportunity would he
gwen for -ixtl eight members elected several months
ago to sign the roll Mr Han said Ee intended to begin
M association brand new" and that these men would
have to be proposed .u tac regular way. MI Robinson
Nircuuously objected TO such course. MI.
calm moved 20 allow the siNtyeight members 10
.,or ihe(nU lively discussion followed during which
tie speakers told % eit down and to shut ~"
bs oftirr members.
table Was Nually Cirucd. The resignation oi James A.
rgssicr member o. the Cvutr9! Committee was ne
ccptrd NJ. ilmbufaar moved ~ elect Justice L1nEbcm
tu nil vacancy. MI. Robinson objected, ana the
prc-on ruled that the election could not be unan!-
inn. 10 nrst Ice deferred untN the next meeting james
MrKcuua was elected chairman Of the Executive Com
mlttce.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
LOCAL, ELECTIONS IN NEW-JERSEY.

Local eleetons were held in many OF tho
townships Of NewJersey yesterday. From dispatches
received at the office OF THE TRIBUNE, the following
summary OF results is given:
Ocean fDtcnship-The entire Democratic ticket was
elected, there being little opPosi'ioh' Inc vote was
light.
Shrewsbury TOpnshiD-Although there was n strong
eont between tho Democrats aud Republicans,
e vote "a light on account tho storm which
nrevailed The result TO night shows slight gain for
the Republicans. ~. M. -,
FREEHOLD To,rnship-The vote was light The entire
na,ncratic ticket IA elected with one exception.
LJ1ifarGn-JOhn Farrey was chosen freeholder and
oIi The candidates on the Democratic township ticket
were elected with one exception.
Uo,rrl[-ChnIes Bond against whom there was no
ornostIon Was elected FreehOder Most OF the rest OF
tbe Democratic ticket WAS elected.
Tofanfo,rn-Johu T. snffbOrrOw, Rep for Chosen Free
der ana the remainder OF the Republican ticket were
elrctch o =, ~. .. 49,. !,
uiddietoso,.-Jeremiah Campbell, Dem. was return d
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
a oALlroRNIA AssEssMENr.

\ IAIlTI UItN = ASSIN~N ENI.
San TRANCIsCO March 9.-The Mono Mining
Company hus levied an assessment OF 81 per share
HAI% FALL Az NEW ORLEANS. -
NrW-DKLYANs, MaTcn 0.-lhree and thiTty-threo
hundrriths inches Of rain fell here last night
a NEW TRIAL REFUSED.
ATLiNTA. Ca. March 9.-Ihe Supreme Court to-
day refused tiia 5amuel hin convicted OF the
fnu q John simmons
THE LEWIS WILL CASE.
TRENTON, \. j.. March 0.-the defence IN the
Lewis win conspiracy cl0red today The will
probably be given 20 the Jury tomorrow morning
A BITTERS FACTORY SEIZED.
TORONTO March 9.-To-day the Inland Revenue
Department seized the factory Of tho Hop Btters Manfac
tung Company tho charge bong Of compoundLg drugs
without license.
THE SUGAR TARIFF.
BALTIMORE, March "a meeting OF representa-
tyes OF tho sugar OF this city held here day.
Telegram sent 10 the Hon Fernando wood pro!tstin;
AGAINST passage 0f tarn bill which sub.
odjnates the OF Baltimore 10 Tie monopoly OF tue
New. York renuers gpd foreign PLANTERS.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
CRIMES IND CISU1LTIES-BT TELEGRAPH
SHOT AND KILLED.

NIIDT AND KILLED.
NpW-OPTFANs. March 9.--DIck Love was to-day
sbo and Killed Thomas ut BaTaaria canal IhOnas IS
n lalL BOth mon negroes
DISHONEST MAIL CARRIER:
pnpr JFRNis A. Y. March 9.-WIiiilm Bark
,, emn1ye To carry malls the Office 10 the depot
~ fht Village was detected rO5bng The post oIcs Is
'' SUCCESS Full BANK ROBBERY;
JtTTTE Rock Ark. March 9.-Burglars broke
- safe of Joh son Rogers g Co. OF MaTsnna, Phillips
nfv last ght and carried OF $4,000 ia currency
state aud county warrants.
KILLED BY FALLING ROCK.
DENVER. Col. March 0.-A special dispatch TO
nm Tbtn, from Central City that joan y. Malern
ad charles H. Angkn killed and four others
SnSy injured in tho Kent County Mine Cen
V'al tJiv by several tons OF rock falling upon th6m
A VEssE ASHORE.
ToM's RIVER, n. j.. March 9.-Ihe sloop Pendu-
INN CaptaIn Haden lumberl laden for Jersey CITY,
soe I'm the OF Barnega Iulet ut o'clock this after.
noon The crow OF four helped themselves
ashore She probably will float II the storm Subsidea