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dent 10 now resting comfortably. / went
to the door leading 70 hts r0onl and H..
tened. He was breathing very na,ural-
II. The doctors are fast aslsrnu -
lights are out and everything q q y
10 the tomb" N
ExECUrIvE MANaroH, August 16-
11.30 p. m.-Although there has ben
feeling of anxiety at the Executl Man
sion all day, no alarm vas felt Regarding
the Presidents condition un.il late this
afternoon. The fact that none Of tbs
attending surgeons have entered the
business apartments Of the mausiL1 dur.
ing the day occasioned an unfay0ra01e
suspicion (which the evening bulletin
proved was warranted. Since the bull
letin was issued there has been !, c0n-
slant arrival Of anxious inquirslete tho
White House. The room Qffly1te,
Secretary Brown has been casd ~
evening. Secretary Lincoln S6 New
York and Secretary Blame 10 IN New
Hampshire. Both these gentleMen have.
been communicated with by telegraph
concerning the serious condition Of the
President. Private Secretary Sweet
said tonight that be expected SecrsRsry
Lincoln to return 10 Washington TO
morrow.
One Of the attendants upon the Presi@S
dent said at l0.33 to night that he did
not consider the President's condition
necessarily alarming, although 1t cer-
tainly warranted anxiety; that he had
not vomitea during the past six hours
aud that bis sleep had been perfectly
natural. In the opinion Of this gentle
man everything 10 being done for the
patient that professional skill can sug-
gest and be feels quite sure that the
morning will show an improvemsnt.
The members of the cabinet left for
their respective homes about eleven
O'Clock, at which time the patient was
still sleeping naturally and quietly.
Drs. Bliss and Reyburn remain at the
mansion during the night.
Assistant Secretary HIT deemed Il ad-
visable ct q late hour tonight to inform
Secretary Blaine OF the unfavorabie
change in the Presidenps condition, In
order that he might return to Wash.
ington.
THE VICE AND CABINET SUMMONED.
WASHINGTON, August 16.-lt is be-
lieved that Mrs. Garfield has special
confidence in DR.. Agnew. 1t was ct her
request that he returned to tbe city earlier
than he had intended, and It waste him
that she turned last evening for the
whole truth. Or. Agnew told her that
there were new complications In thu
case that made him feel 1t his duty q
warn her that the Presi tents condition
was critical. Vice President Arthur
aud the members Of the Cabinet have
be. n advised bystelegraph that their pres
encs In the city Is desired.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED MAY 2srd 1891
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

zen FssPHILADELPHIA.-285 2.2o aM I'm
sW wv, VII. 0 %. l1.SU. lI.63a m -
nlx.4S. 2Is, 2.S0. i.OU, $50, 0.S. 7.ue. AZ ass
soW p: no; q mSundays,2Uo AS, $40 \. % m:
r." r,S: oz ~, 7.U, VS., I1.OO D, M. ''
syS Skw foRK:-2U5, 2.2, B.N, 100. 9.ss
sandavn ;1S =; M sis;ls. Az. 6.62 t.sS .. M
roA bALriAoRE.-H5l, 2,U 1'02 III.
s%am. ;l265. sl.OA. AS $50 Ios, n N
sundays. .25l. 2l2. 40 .7.s5 q. m, lv.5l
fSa WAsnIEGToN.-i25l, 2l2 4,a. 7.s6
dsvsI ~ ~ m;i tI6S. sl.04 s.5p 3, m. sun.
8ALriMosE Asb iNrsSssha.r. III .i9s r. M
Tsa. TONS. -l2.5i, s.ss q. m,. l.bo. Las n m
tIons Y. m: train stops 1T way sta.
Bsitimorsy Ssaw wsen ferryvilS and
rahfVlLLE AND INTERNrnfAT. ar.
Eioss.-S.l5 p. m. oIA
sSR NEW CAsrLn,-a0O o. a M I'm
h. o.Io, p. m. No sunday traIns.
T,nNeTON AND INrERNE EDIATn SrA
sysSo SUNDAY ~ =. m; l.os, U.25 p. m. No
1913 AssA AND INDEHMsDrArs srArrors
E9s. wilaisagSPs Ii n i nc ?, i n; No.,u,,.p1
.rs,a;: T q; m; 500, sos p. m. No sunSsy M
ioms msaAwARE L. WESTERN r. H-7,lS
TRAiNss a. ~. and 800 o. m.
FneS d. AhhlVE AT WILMINGTON
7.52 ~ LADkLPHIA.--I24y, 2.U7. S.67,
III, s'ss; v. . .. m, IL m: ia.lS. i2lS
sOS .c;So ~ a.S6, AL, $40, o.u0 s,ib, 8.av
III 9; ; 1915. Ills .. nj sundays.
49, ii .,S ,S1n,S.o2. ~ 7sa. IL. ~ (. M; 8 ", lo.a5,
aAiks aiSsnsoi FOR wILMIlsaroN LEAVE
7is 1p,n,LPhIA-Broxd ! y, Street Depot-
''So, s.l5, 1910, li.VO, u.l5 n. nj: I.s0
iOl nn.SO. 4.ao. 6.i6 sis, 6.l68 68 40, 500 I. .s6
did snU p. NJ. sundays, 7,O5. $40 a. m.
FRos ~. AAs, 1000, ll.S0 3 M
y, M aW foRK.-av7, asa. J.52. s.Ss
su. n.Ata .l.01, All, $40 io.Ip m m
day. III ~ ~. 6.l6, $50. so o M. ',,,n.
FRoS w'os, 2.i9 .. m. SD, s.a6 $50 D. M no,
m.. .wsaAsHIsGToN.--i.6S. .sa al9. III IL n
! asys I1;Si $40. s. 40, S.3s D. m. sun.
ERoH psa z.ls, q. m: 6.48. SEQ 3. m.
fkon nshRfvILLF Oniy-o.tH Nm.
SID 4 NV OAsTLk-6.Ha aW 4 M iaU,
fROn hT ~ Pm. No Sunday trnins.
faos w. r. No SUNDAY trsins.
.Sl0 a"n1lnoTou a ~ . NonxI1nt Il q
Esins. M i2es aAs ,. N. 10 SUNDAY
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PERSONAL.

General B. T. Butler arrived at
Halifax on Saturday in his yacht
America.
Admiral Jaures, French Ambassa.
dor to Spain, has arrived in PARIS. He
will return to his post in October.
Senator Ben II. Hill, of Georgia,
was able to respond to sernade in
Virginia last Thursday night, and
mildly said that the Coalition party
of Virginia Is composed of corrupt
politicians and ignorant negroes.
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Events mt Elkt0n.

ELKroN. August l5.-Arter the thor
ougu working up OF every clue as to the
whereabouts OF James McOrsary, who
AZ reported, had suddenly disappeared,
his relatives and friends have concluded
that his recovery must be the result oi
acciisut, Datectivss of ali cities within
a radius Of 100 miles are on the lookout
Tor him.
Mrs. Margaret Gilpin. widow Of Hon
II. II. Gilpin, Of Cecil, died at her resi-.
denoe, near Elkton, recently. Deceased
was In her 70.h year.
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Not an Unusual Event for New
Orleans.

In the grand m Juthly drawing of The
ousian, Slate Lottery at New Orleans.
on July, l2.h, $50 001 the first capital
prize was won by Jesse z. Webb. q we'll
known ieweler on va st. W.st Chester.
Pa, he otuer half by p. 3. Kearney. IA
Jourueyman with Warner 6 searles,
Warrington ST., Vicksburg, Miss. 80
QUO the second prize by NO. 22,Bi7 held by
John BENG, No. Hspe street, Utica n +.
Y, coil, cIed tarouyh Grannis q Co. y
Bank here. $5.000 the tn ird p ize, by No.
% .547, hall heid by John O'Gornan, liq-
uor deater. 10. ~ N. Delaware avenue.
hi aielphia, the other by j. r. Hem
q lcksoa. New York city s2.5oo, the
iour,h, by Nos. 81 ass. ~, 400, he'd by =.
stein. s. b. Pond, u ell-kIown mu ic
dealer. Union Square, M. A. Bowen, ,care
II kichard. Morris, No. le6 front st New
Yark city, etc. These are among the
many thousand fortunate ones. The next
drawing VIII. be Sept. 18th, and NJ. a,
Daupiin,t New Orleans La, should be
written to at onos by any Inquirer o n
that subject who wants to venture 81 Q
q on the matter. aug 10
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Proof Exerxuhara.

Ii any Invalid or sick psrson has th
least doubt OF the power and efficacy o
Hop Bitters to cure them, they can md
@ sses exactly like their own. In their
own neighborhood, with proof positive
that they Can be easily and permanently
cured, at a trifiiDg coss--or ask your
druggist or physician.
GREfNwIcH. Feb. II, 1881.
HoP BITrERs Co.-Sirs: was given
Mp til. doctors to die OF scrofula CON-
sumption. Two bottles OF your Bitters
cured me.
LEROY BRE wER,
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A Chance for the Boys.

Mr.. b. F. Newcomer, OF Baltimore,
has OF red prlze of $500 to the divided
among the tiye farmer boys of his native
county (Washington) who shall pext
year produce the best yield of corn from
i've quarter acres OF ground. The far
mer Of the best quarter acre will get
sl00, the second $50. the third S25, the
fourth SIS and the fiith $40. The awards
are 10 be made by tho managers of the
Washington County Agricultural So
cietg.
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Killed while PIoughing.

VINCENNIsi InJ., August 10, 1901.
In the White River bottom, twenty
miles southeas, OF VlDcenues, Luke M os-
by, from the ambush of q hedge, fred
two rifis balls iuto the body OF lawson
Hewstt while the latter was plough, g
Ia his field last Friday afternoon. Hew.
cit was killed. They had each lost corn
cribs by fire and each had accused the
other of ipcendiArism.
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Tne sprague DIVORCE suit.

PRovIDENos, r. l.. August l6.-In
the Supreme Court, Washington CouD.
ty. to-day, a motion was made BY the
counsel for Mrs. Kate Chase-Sprague fol
AN assignment of the day for tue trial oil
the divorce suit. Because of the absen 90
of opposi .g counsel DO decision was
made. The motion will be renewed To-
n low.
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Taken to philadelphia.

The body of George Walls, of Phila-
delphia, who was found drowned near
Delaware City, Sa urday, aud buried
there on Sunday, WAS laken TO
Philadelphia, this morning, by q
brother, Harry Walls, who teiegraphed
to Coroner Weldin last night for the
necessary permission.
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Very Cheap Fare.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Aug. Is, 1881.
On and after to morrow tho fa 70
from Chicago to Portland, Me-. BY the
Grand Trunk Rail .ay W II be a.. No
other changes in passenger rates ar :
yet announced.
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The New Road.

It Is reported In New York that the
Baltimore aud Ohio Road has secured
the refusal Of the right OF way tor an
Air Line Road from Bait more to the
Suaquehanns river, running nearly
parallel with tho Philadelphia, Will
mington and Baltimore Road.
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THE PRESIDENT.

His Condition slightly Improvsa
This Morning.
This MORNINGS reports from WASH
ington represent the President to b.
in a slightly improved ndition, his
pulse having fallen to 1i8. The dls-
tressing vomiting, however, still CON.
timed.
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Excursion to ma. Cuba.

The children Of St. Peters Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum, at Sixth and
West streets, in charge Of the Sisters OF
the institution, were taken or an excur-
iop 10 Mt. Cuba this morning, through
The kindness Of the Delaware Western
Railroad Company.
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pI e D.

MORROW.-In this city on tha 18th
instant, Kate K. Morrow. daughter OF
Capt. Robert B. and Emil II. Morrow in
the 18th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends of the lam fly
are respectful ly invited TO attend the fu-
neral from the re idence of her pal u,
No. 1921 Washington street on Thursday
afternoon. at o'clock TO proceed 70
Rivervtew @ metery.
"W saw her suffering. beard her signs.
With Lhrobblng heart. and weeping eyes,
But now she calm ly Bleeps a. 81,
ALI sorrow, pain ind suffering past"
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LARGEST RETAIL STOCK OF HOSIERY AND
Underwear In America. Cook D BROTHER
Nos 40, 81 and s. NORTH EIGHTH SrRERr
PHILADELPHIA. AL orders win hav
attention n2o-wlyapnr
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An Erie Hxstarx.

ERIE, Pa, August 25.--M's. Connors,
a highly educated woman, whose history
has been mystery to the people Of Erie,
Pa, for seventeen years, was rescued
yesterday from horde Of tramps who
had piled her with drink and III used
her. Believing herself to be dying, she
said she was Of noble birth, being .
Perceval aud reared In the family Of the
Earl OF Egmont.
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Meetings To.nigIht.
TUEsDAY,

by NJ, A. .ft
lincoln Lodge, No. 3, X. of p.
F1nisy Franriin cireis E,sH,e M No; B; os e y.
Asylum Lodge, No, S. /. d. Off.
Serman Mutual Beneficial society.
AAmerican star Lodge, No, 2. A. d. a. r.
mnntuAl Goal and Produce AssocinIinn.
~; ~. Vernon Degree. No. l, /. %. r.
coi@ware Encampment, No, 1T. o.
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NEW ADvEkrisEalENrs.

A UCrION SALE-fhe entlra stock OF
n DRY 9UoDs ND TkIMMIA45.
late OF \ b. Holt. deceased, NO. l . W.
Seoond street, will be sold at Aucfi0u,
sale mmencing 1O-DAY, AUuUsT
l5.h. al p, m. J.. MARl5,
augl3-2t Admintstratof.
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pROPOsALs 2
FOR
HEATING THE CITY HALL
WILMINGTON DEL. a ugust Il n ,Issi.

W4LhANtTVN sDoi % q w ust la+u usAooA-
Sealed proposals will be. received in the
box In the Iity Counsel Chamber untiI
80 p. n. FRIDAY August 10th, 1851 for
teal ing out the old furna .es aud erecting
two new hot AIR furnaces In the CITY
Hall Wilmington Delaware. specifics-
tions of The work can be seen and further
Information can be had UPON app II.
cation to the Clerk or Bailifr OF City
Council. A bond with security IN the
sum OF two hundred dollars must accom-
pany each proposal for the good faith Of
the bidder. And the peis son or persons
70 whom the contract may be awarded
unuet give bond with security In thesum
OF four hundred dollars for the fAithfui
performance Of the contract.
The committee reserve the right TO re-
tect any or all bids.
All bids must be properly signed, seal.
ed and endorsed proposals Tor Heating
the City Hall. and directed %
R.H. TAYLoR, Chairman
Public Buildins's Commlttse.
| .Blank forms OF bids can be obtained n
ths Clerk Of Couacil. aNGle-et,
The Portland daily press., 1881-03-09
SIXTIETH LEGISLATURE.

Especial Despatch to the PREss.1
AUGUSTA March s.
Senator Dudley presented resolution of
coincidence at the death of the wife of Senator
Parcher, of Androscoggin, which was adopted
Pending its passage to be enacted, Senator
Dingley moved to reconsider the bill incorpor-
ating the West End Horse Railroad of Port
land, and amended it so as to limit the amount
of bonds authorized to be issued to one half of
the amount of the capital stock of the COM
pany. AS amended it was again engrosSed.
Bill appropriating $500 to aid in building a
bridge over Fish stream in Eagle Lake planta-
ton assindefnitely postponed.
Resolve appropriating $500 for the support
of paupers in the town of Kingsbury was in
definitely postponed.
Resolve in favor of Eugene Mechaud was in
definitely postponed-yeas 20, nays9.
Gen. j. l.. Chamberlain transmitted to the
President of the Senate the following commu-
nication:
PORTLAND, March 5, 1881
Gen. j. H. Chamberlain President of the As
ISOLATION of Maine Soldiers and Sailors:
At meeting of the executive committee
held March 4th it was voted THAT the Presi-
dent of the Association, Gen. Chamberlain be
requested to extend an invitation to President
Garfield to attend the general reunion of the
Maine Veterans, to be held in this State in the
month of August of the current year, and that
the Governor and Council and Legislature be
asked to cooperate with the Association in ex-
tending the courtesies of the State to the Pres
ident. G. M. SEIDERs, Secretary.
The communication was referred to the Mil
itary Committee.
The Military Committee reported an order
providing for the printing of the militia laws
of 1880 with the rules and regulations govern
ing the militia. Three thousand copies we're
ordered. -
A bill was presented allowing the towns
along the line of the proposed BOothbay Rail-
road to aid in its construction.
Resolve abating the tax on the ST. Croix &
Penebscot Railroad was indefinitely postponed.
The junction Railroad bill was recommitted
for amendment.
HOUSE.
Mr. Perry, the newly elected member from
the Minot district, took his seat -
The following communication was received
and read:
UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER,
Washington, 9th March, 1881. !
To the Hon. H. H. Hutchinson, Speaker House of
Representatives, State Of Maine:
Sir:-I have this day presented to the Governor
nay resignation as Senator of the United Seates
from the State of Maine to take effect this day.
Very Respectfully,
JAS. &. BLAINE.
Mr.. Lord presented bill to incorporate the
Ocean bank OF Kennebunk.
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AFRICA.

The British Propose a Constitution for
the Beers.
New YORK, March 8.--A London dispatch
says the British Government proposes to grant
the Beers constitution similar to the confed-
Grafton act of 1867, under which Upper and
Lower Canada, Nova Scotia and New Bruins
wick were merged into the Dominion. Ea CHI
State will be allowed to elect its own legisla.
ture, and to return a certain number of mem
bers on the basis of representation by popula-
ton to Federal Parliament which shall have
supreme power, subject, of course, to the col
Cnial Office, which will revise the legislation.
The governor of the colony. will be appointed
by the imperial Government, but he will in
all cases follow the advice of the Federal min
istry elected by the people. Local Legislatures
will deal with all questions as to the welfare of
their States, except in matters of trade and
commerce, which will be handled by the Fed
eral House, which will also control of the de-
fences Of the colony and the enactment and
administration Of criminal law. The impress
sion prevails that the Beers will reject this
half measure of independence, and stand out
for absolute autonomy.
A lingo Movement.
Another London special says the idea gains
ground that General Roberts was sent off in
order to pacify the lingo element of the Brit
ish public, which has been of late strongly re-
cruited from both parties, thus giving tims for
negotiations to be carried on, and possibly
to be concluded before the COMMANDMENT
Chiefs arrival on the scene of operations, and
before the time when the English would nat
urally expect the slaughter of vengeance to re-
commence. They calculate, and doubtless
rightly, that by the time Gen. Roberts arrives
the English people will have returned to rea-
son and be as heartily ashamed of their course
in the Boer affair as Europe is of them to-day.
The Times says it is estimated that Gen.
Wood will before the expiration of The arms
tice have 5000 men of all arms.
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Several Sections of the Arms Bill Passed.

4 .
LONDON, March S.-Mr. Parnell dined with
A. M. Sullivan, M p. at the latter's house at
Chaplain, Surrey, on Saturday. large num-
Der Of guests, including Messrs Biggar, Dillon,
I. d. Sullivan, O'Connor Power, The O'Gor-
man, Mahon and other Home Rule members,
together with leading Irish Nationalist resi-
dent in London, were present, and the situa-
ton was thoroughly discussed. It was agreed
that twenty mass meetings should he held in
Ireland on Sunday, but Mr.. Sullivan urged
that the proclaimed districts should not be in
vaded, and after warm discussion carried his
point. Two detectives from the Criminal In
vestigation Department patroled the pave
ment in front of the house all the evening and
took down the names of all the guests.
A letter from Patrick j. Smyth (Home Rul-
cry, member of Parliament for Tipperary, was
read at the Land League meeting at Tralee on
Sunday in answer to an invitation to attend
the meeting. Smyth says the policy of the
Land Leaguers is stupid and irrational 1t has
sacrificed a just cause and dishonored tie coun-
try. When see Irishwomen forgetful of the
modesty becoming their sex, turning stump
orators, and when read of imbecile counsels
promulgated one day from public platforms
and Withdrawn the next, hang my head for
shame as an 1rishman. r
LONDON, March S--The House of Com
mons in committee tonight adopted clauses 2,
8 and of the arms bill. During the discus
sion O'Donnell was suspended for disregarding
bu0 CudlT
A large consignment of ammunition and
store are about to go to Cape coast including
torpedoes. An advance guard has been dis
patched from Cape Colony to the river Prah
with Instructions to resist if possible any at
tempt of the Ashantees to cross the stream.
DUBLIN, March 8.-The first arrest under
the coercion act is JAS B. Walsh, of Castelar,
a merchant with large business. He has
been prominently identified with the Land
League movement. He will leave Castlebar
to-day for Dublin 1t is said number of
prominent Land Leaguers were arrested in the
county of Kerry this morning and are now on
the way to Dublin.
Three Balloonists Drowned.
LONDON, March S.-A balloon, carrying the
aeronaut and eight passengers, assembled from
Nice on Sunday afternoon. 1t rose to great
height and was carried out to sea. The voy-
ayers experienced heavy storm. 1t was pitch
dark and while they were fumbling with the
valves the gas escaped and they came down
with run. The balloon was dashed against
the waves and carried along the surface of the
water for mile. Three passengers fell out of
the car and were drowned. The others sue
ceeded in closing the valves and the balloon
rose and landed ON Monday morning.
The Portland daily press., 1881-03-09
STATE NEWS.
KRNSEnEc acouNry.ieI.


The death of Mrs. Ellen Herbert at the In
sane Hospital on Friday last, is noticeable from
the fact that she is nearly, the last inmate who
remained there of those who were at the hos
pital at the time of the fearful fire in 1850.
Her age cannot be accurately determined. She
was supposed to be nearly 80 years DID,. All
of her friends have long since either died or
forgotten her. jig ad4 ia I1o.sid ia3'tiio1 3at
Campmeeting John Allen celebrated his
Seth birthday by giving an photographed
lecture in Representatives Hall, Augusta,
Monday evening. He was born in a log cabin
in Farmington in 1885, and his boyhood was
passed in that place. He was rather wild
young man, but was converted at a campmeet-
ing at Industry in 1928, and commenced
preaching when he was 80 years of age. Up
TO the present time he has attended 312 camp
meetings and derives his soubriquet- from his
fondness for these outdoor exercises.
.r KNOX COUNTY.
Miss Allie B. Croker of Rockland, the Cap.
tain Of the Walters Brigade, has been appoint.
ed by Department Commander Haskell, aid
de-camp to the Department of Maine, G.. A.
R., with the rank of colonel, with authority te
wear the red ribbon Of the department.
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
Bangor has fire bug.
The Portland daily press., 1881-03-09

EASTPORT, March 7-Cld, sch Abby Weld, Ga
ner, Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1881-03-09
MINOR KILOGRAMS.

The snow blockade in Illinois is over.
Ten buildings at Bolivar Tenn, were burned
Sunday night. Loss $50 900; insurance, $11-
600. M A.
In the New York Assembly yesterday the
communication from the Maine House of Rep
resentatives complaining of the He'll Gate
pilot laws, was referred to the committee on
commerce. : ftt s'fF tF-3lA fLi.
.Roumanians are generally convinced that
war is imminent and quiet military prepara-
tions ale making. fE s
Steamer Glendoven, from Portland for Glas-
glow, sailed from Halifax yesterday.
Hon. Simon Cameron with friends celebrat-
ed his SD birthday at Havana yesterday.
Captain General Blanco extended to him the
freedom of the city.
Several rich silver veins have recently been
struck in the Pachuca district OF Cuba.
Charles Albro's cotton mill at Taunton,
Mass, was damaged $4,000 by fire last night.
The loss is covered by insurance. 125 hands
are thrown out of employment until repairs
are made. FE ~ EEfEEr
The change Of ministry in Spain will cause
no change of government in Cuba. Captain
General Blanco will remain.
e = - -
The Portland daily press., 1881-03-09
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 8.
Magazine Notices.

The numbers of The Living Age for the
weeks ending February Goth and March 9TH re-
spectively, contain the following articles:
John Milton, Modern Review; The Moral In
fiuence of George Eliot, and The Unity Of Ma
ture, Contemporary; Notes on "Endymion,"
by Lord Houghton. Fortnightly; The Moral
Element in Literature, Cornhill; Village Life
of George Eliot, Fraser; Frank auckland,
Macmillan; The Great Snow Storm of London,
and The New Treaty between Russia and Chi
ma, Spectator; Antiquarian Travelling in Gen.
trail France, Among Aldines, The Fall of Lii
ma, and Curling, Pail Mall Gazette; with in
stallments of Don John. Visited on the Chill
dren, and The Freres, and the usual amount
of poetry.