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Br SAMUEL BACHTEL, Auc,ioneer.
A TTRACTIvE SALE
IA -OF-
VALUABLE HORSES. MULES, JERSEY
CATTLE, REGISTERED BERKSHIRE
PIGS, S0UTHDowN SHEEP. FARM.
ING IMPLEMENTS AND A LOT
OF HOUSEHOLD 4 KIrCH.
EN- FURNITURE AC


ING IMPLEMENTS AND A LOT
OF HOUSEHOLD 4 KIrCH.
EN- FURNITURE, &C.
--ALSO.--
A FARM OF 40 ACRES FOR SALE OR RENT.
The undersigned, intending to rclinqui.h farm
ing. -il offer at public sale, on Mount Peru Farm.
Is miles from baltimore on the Philadelphia nike.
ola Monday. 2ist doy'of March, 1851,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
ALL HIS PERSONAL PROPERTY, &C., VIZ /:
a PINE WORK MARES. oneits
AN<wi,h foai by Mineral Chief; 2sEM
A0 No. MULES. dve-yca .olds s,N.H.
HORSE and MARE. both we'll broken: I two
ycsr.oid HORSE COLT, very large; 1 YEAR.
LING COLTS by Romeo, well wintered and in
<-ps-, excellent condition; rs HEAD OF
R4F CATTLE. J cows and HEIF. HffH
R6mERS, thoroughbred Jersey (Ai-lS-a&u
derneyl; 2 COWS and HIGH GRADE JERSEY
HELPERS, CALVES, Shar. Horn aud Jersey /:
JERSEY BULL. yearling, entitled TO registry 4:
EfM 100 EWES & LAMBS.
yEss and high grade Shutdown. IfTYA
.ssH.-6- Lambs by Druid lliil Buck. UfSa
many % The Lamb. dropped in January REG.
ISTERED BERkSliIliE SOwS with pig by fin,
young Boar Eddystone L, 1888; BERKsIi IRE
sHOATS and PIGS. also the BOAR EDDY
STONE y. mentioned above. years In June.
IMPLEMENTS, ETC. Farm Wagons, with
Bodies and Hay Carriages. Morse ws1ruurx
Cart and Harness. Trotting k6
Wagon, d. 4 y. Drill, Champion S&,
Reaper and Mower, In perfect order: Spring Tooth
Horse Rake. Hay Sweep. Corn Shelter, I two.
horse Sleigh. Oliver Chilled Plows. Iiarrvws, Gull
uvators, Forks, Rakes. Shoyeis. lot Of Double and
Single Carriage. Wagon and Piow Harness. and
many other things necessary TO the eondne, Of u
- farm. Also, 10 tons Hay, 100 bbis. Corn
and SO acres Wheat. Also, anc lot Of
SPoultry-Chickens, Geese and Turkeys.
Also. lot OF IIousehoid aud Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS FOR PERSONAL PROPERTY ALI
sums Of S25 and under, cash on all sums over
that amount n credit Of six months will be given,
purchasers giving their notes with approved secu.
rity. bearing interest from day Of sale,
e6-The farm. u not sold to parties desiring Il
before day of sale. will be rented on shares. IL
has 800 ACRES OF ARABLE LAND in n high
state OF cultivation and every necessary convent.
ence. BENZ. Z. TAYLOR.
SAMUEL BACHTEL, Auc,ioneer.
March ie.--ts.
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DWELLING on Helms Street.
DWELLING on Broadway.
FARM In Anne Arundel county. r-
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n1-There seems 10 be some authority for the
statement tia, President Garfield will re-appoint
Frederick Douglass 70 the mar.haiship Of the Die
tFiet Of Columbia.
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eS-Ths Hon. Alexander Stephens says that
James A. Garfield is the most accomplished
scholar who has occupied the Presidential Office
since Thomas Jefferson.
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Lot ia feet front and adjsins Trinity Church
property. The lot 10 In Fec. The House 10 two.
story frame. containing eight rooms. with cellar
under the whole.
NB-Ror further particulars apply 70
JOHN BURNS,
May H.-L Towsontown.
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New Advertisements.
WANTED.

A SINGLE WHITE MAN TO work On farm
one who can work horses.
Apply to q. G. CARAVAN,
Mile east Of Pimlico on ireen spring Ave.
March lg.--aL
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MARRIAGES.
ZINK--R0BINs0N. On Thursday, March 10th,
BY Rev. W. ". Heilig. Conrad link 10 Amanda
Robinson. all OF Baltimore county.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. March I'd 1881, by
Rev. Jas. owings. George Edwards to Moilic ].
Nelson, both Of Baltimore county.
--o-
DEATHS.
Deaths Free Tributes, &c., 10 eta. % Lias
QUINLfN.--On March 18th Mrs. Ann QuinliE,
aged 81 years, wife Of the late l.. q. Quinlin.
POWERS AT woOdberry, March 5th. Kate. aged
u months and Is days. daughter Of J. ". and
|. Mary Powers.
swANN.-.on March 10, Harry W. Swami. aged
% years.
wAGNER.-Near Powhatan, on the 5th instant,
Joseph Wagner. aged about 81 years.
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New Advertisements.
OnOO SEEDS

5OO.OOO.OOO SEEDS
CLOVER. TIMOTHY. ORCHARD, MILLET,
HUNGARIAN. BLUE GRASS, SEED OATS, &c.
agricultural Plaster. ground.
In barrels and sacks. Also, LUMP PLASTER
for sale by RUSxELL a. GEESE.
h, ID, 20 aud II Spears Wharf,
March lg.--Gt.s Baltimore, Nd.
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BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT
CORRECTED WEEKLY NJ
q. r. q q n Z u 8 O q.

DEALER N
FLOUR, FEED OF ALL KINDS, PERTILI.
ZERS, SEEDS, PRODUCE, &C.,
I3S North Front NJ, baltimore.
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Charles Horzog, Attorney, No. 81 Lexington
Street, Baltimore.
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Charles Horzog. Attorney, 81 Lexington ST.,
Baltimore, Md.
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1,lIIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
l. scFiber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of baltimore county, letters Of administration ON
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-04-02

ginia. Soon afterwards the senator from
Massachusetts (Mr Hoar) came to me in those
kindly relations which we have ever borne to
each other and asked me to soften that article
by disclaiming it as my speech. I did SO in
response to that suggestion. If the senator from
Virginia expects anything further than that
from me he is entirely mistaken. He will
have to deal with the Republican editor of the
paper and when he settles with him if he has
anything further to settle with me he will find
me here and will not only find me here but
find me willing to respond do not mean
this IN any offensive sense whatever, but in
sense of absolute Justice. If the senator from
Virginia so early in this contest as now is
complaining of the terms in which his Re-
publican allies and Republican newspapers
speak of him and is complaining of Democrat
ic senators who simply ask that the terms in
which he is spoken of by his Republican
friends may be known he has more difficult
road to travel than he has conceived of. He
need not think for one moment that he can
coerce or dictate the course of debate on this
floor, ! made large concession. 1 did it
from my heart and with no possible disrespect
to the senator from Virginia, not the
when the distinguished and cultured senator
from Massachusetts, called my attention to it,
but if the senator from Virginia thinks he can
coerce by one hairs breadth something be-
tween the gentleman from Massachusetts and
myself and coerce me into single concession
beyond that he is entirely mistaken. I am
just ON this floor and intend to be just, but
when ! send to the desk to have read an edi-
torial from one of the leading Republican
newspapers of the United States am 1 to be
called in question on this side of the eham=
Der? The senator from Massachusetts,
has had my generation for 20 years. He knows
that not for my life would do one act of in
justice, nor would 1 do an act dictated me in
the spirit in which the gentleman from Vir-
ginia rose.
Mr. Malone said
Mr.. President, stated that the Senator had
read to this house an article from newspaper
in which different references to myself were
made. The Senator having stated that that
was part of his speech now what have
arisen for is to ask the Senator from Indiana
whether or not these personal references to
myself were of his own accord, and that
ask the Senator now. The Senator has said
that he did not want to be dictated to; and
that in the course Of this debate the privileges
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will be exercised of having newspaper articles
read at the desk. | made no objection to
that none whatever, and i is pot of that that
l complain. b It vnen .he Senator SAYS that
that article is his speech he stands in the at
titude of he who ~ role it. The Senator TAX es
the liberty OF re ring me to the newspaper
man for settlement. | shall select my own
course in this IN ,ti.r.
Mr.. Voorhees, (defantly)-Select me when
ever you please.
Mr.. Malone (resolutelr)-I select you now.
Mr.. Voorhees, (contemptuously)- select
me now.
Mr. Mahone-I have called upon you in this
house to say whether or not.
Before he had time to finish the sentence,
Voorhees,, anticipating and throwing off the
sef-restraint which he had observed up to this
point, said passionately: Then endorse every
single word which was said in that article
Mr. Malone (breaking in)-Tnen L say that
the references which you make to me are such
as no honorable or brave man would make,
and 1 denounce you as no such here
Mr.. Voorhees-That is a bare question of
here and hereafter.
Mr. Mahone-The hereafter will come as
soon as you want it do.
Mr. Voorhees, will know exactly how TO
meet it. l endorse every word said in that ar
tcle. / endorse the term renegade Dem
ocrat." l endorse every thing else in it that
may be construed to reflect onthe course of the
Senator from Virginia, and without his taking
time toput words upon me he can seek his re-
dress There is no use in making any mistake
about this matter at all.
Soon after, without further excitement, the
Senate adjourned until Monday!
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NEW YORK.
Crime in the Metropolis.

NEW YORK, April Richard Schinwck
was arrested to-day for kicking Jere Whelan,
boy, to death, and Peter Conner was also ar
rested for kicking Mary Mclaughlin, his
mistress. to death.
John Delehanty was arrested to-day for
fatally stabbing John Dimidon in quarrel last
night.
The Atlantic Pacific Offices Closed.
The offices of the Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph Company here closed to-day, all business
taken taken to the Western Union offices.
Fight on Roof.
During fight on roof this morning Frank
Muloso shot Samuel Wallace in the head and
Ernest Leatz shot himself in the log.
Removals in the New York Post Office.
Postmaster Pearson mas appointed James
Gaylor Assistant Postmaster. He has also re.
moved Dwight Lawrence, Col. Geo. F. Hop
per, John III. Purdy Henry j. Lee, w. s..
O'Brien, Thomas l.. Bannerman and r..
Fitzgerald from superintendencies having
consolidated several departments Haughwout
Howe was appointed Secretary to the Post
master. Postmaster General James is in town
on private business. 1t is expected that several
of the above removals will be rendered positions
under the Postmaster General, as they are ex-
nerienced officials
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Maekerel-S23 p Dbl for mess S17@S18 for Is
SR1a for rs. and S45Sd$4s4 for IS Nova Scotia
3s "a "A o 4% for large and S3$4 asa for medium;
Nova Scotia fat %, s., to Sa:medum do S412d434 !;
Prince Edward Island rs So Rs, S41s.
Picked Herring at SO Dbl for round Shore and
Sb1a9S61sn for Labrador and Nova Scotia split
PASSPORT and Bay Shore round S2RGS3: New
foundland do SPA 921a: do split at S3A dS312 /;
choice Shore splits S51s@Sa14; Eastern do 1924 a
So.
Trout s IA p Dbl; Salmon 500 p Dbl; SworGfish at
S6G7; Goldfish at So, Haddock at SSH, Halibut
Heads S3la, Halibut Fins 50 Dbl, Fins and Napes
at SAY, Tongues So, Tongues and Sounds at SO;
Alewives nominally So aGS4.
Fresh Halibut-Sales to-day at 9lsc p for Whte
and gray.
Market Fish-S412c and 81 p cwt for steak and
market Cod. Fresh Tongues Sc - ID.
Frozen Herring-None on the market
> Pure Medicine Oil at 81 y gal, crude do at SOC;
Porge do Bic.
Porge scrap, S12 p tom Fish do So to SO; Liver
do S94s; Livers 30a35c y bucket
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WASHINGTON.
The President Tired of Waiting for the
Senate.

The President Tired of Waiting for the
Senate.
NEW YORK, April 1.-Washington specials
say the President will either call an extra ses-
sion of Congress- or withdraw all nominations
from the Senate as he is tired of the dead
lock.
The President on Polygamy.
The President is about writing letter to
Delegate Campbell of Utah enforcing the
principles enunciated in his inaugural that
polygamy must be stamped out.
Cabinet Officers to Control. Department
Nominations.
1t is also reported that the President to-day
stated that hereafter he should make no APP
pointments except under advice and consent of
the cabinet officer in whose department it be-
longs.
Pay OF Navy Yard Employees.
1t is stated the Secretary of the Navy has
decided that workmen in navy yards be paid
for eight hours work, but not be paid for ten
hours work if they work only eight hours.
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MAINE.
Fatal Explosion in Caribo,

FORT FAIRFIELD, April IA single joint
or in Runnell's mill, Caribou, exploded this
afternoon, killing Guilford Harris, literally
cutting him in two.
Trying to Improve Names Telegraph
Facilities.
Boston, April IA conference was held in
this city this afternoon between representatives
of the Eastern Telegraph Co. of Maine and
parties in this State interested in telegraphy,
relative to improved Geographic communica-
tien between Maine, Massachusetts and the
West and South No conclusion was arrived
at but negotiations are understood to be in
progress, the nature of which, however, is not
developed
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DEATHS

In this city, April 1, Mrs. Caroline widow of the
late Gideon p Skilln aged 63 years 10 months.
Funeral Monday afternoon at 21a O'clock at
No. Forest street.
At Maine General Hospital, March 80, Miss Bar
bara Foley, aged % years
Funeral this afternoon, at o'clock, from the
residence of Michael Joyce No. 61a Deer street.
At Peaks Island, Mare, 81 Reuben B, Poole
aged 81 years.
Funeral on Sunday afternoon at 21s O'Clock
Boat for the accommodation of friends and rela-
tives leaves Custom house wharf at l ". He was
member of the P. o. S. of A., Camp. No. /. A dele
CATION of the order will offciate at the gravel
In Brunswick, March 25th, Mrs. Ann Whittier
johnson, aged SO years.
In Topsham. March 22 Mrs. Rebccca D., wife of
John H. Whitehouse aged "a years.
In Bowdoin, March 20, Eliza Gowell, aged 81
years months.
In Denmark, March "a, Elias Saunders, aged 50
years.
In Denmark, March 26, ellison Adams, aged about
65 years.
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MINOR KILOGRAMS

The Vermont Central and Southeastern rail-
roads have entered into pooling arrangement
for through passengers and freight. A reduc-
ton in fares is expected.
The Governor of Kansas has approved the
bill prohibiting the carrying of concealed
weapons.
Persons from the Transvall report that the
Beers are looting the property of loyalists.
The Boer leaders cannot control their followers
and it is believed peace is only temporary
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-04-02
THE TREASURY.
Conference Between Secretary
Window and the Bankers.
NOTHING DETERMINED RELATIVE TO
FUNDING.

NEW YORK, April 1.-The conference of
Secretary Window with prominent bankers
lasted until nearly four o'clock. Attorney
General MacVeagh said that they only had
general discussion of financial matters and no
formal proposition had been made of any kind
in regard to the propriety of selling the re-
mainder of the bonds authorized by the fund
ing act of 1870 at the price they will now bring
or the expediency of borrowing money tenn
porarily at low rate of interest, under the act
of 1864, to redeem the maturing debt
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-04-02
California Mining stocks.
Gloucester Fish Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING March 81, 1880. Eu
Our quotations wholesale prices for fare Iots
and jobbing lots command an advance on our tie,
ures. wa ns-
Georges Codfsh-$5 p qtl for large and S31h for
medium; pickled-cured Bank at $31s a 1884 ~ ntl
for large and $39$314f for medium; dry cured Bank
at S41a@S4A y qtl for large and $31a S93M for
medium med shore Goldfish at SO for large and S31a to
for large and 1924 to 50 for medium; choice Soys
Scotia shores S5gS5as W qtl:; Bay trawl S45s.
2s4 Hake at 1a@1 5s American and English Poi
lock at 81 V 92s4 " qtl. Va
homeless and prepared fish from Base B III for
Hake and Cusk to 51a@S for best Goldfish. Smoked
Halbut at l0c " fb. Smoked Salmon at I8c; Sealed
dred. " Y muir
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-04-02
Great Loss of Stock at the West.

ST. PAUL, April 1.-The Pioneers special
from st. Pierre says James Reed, who had a
fine herd of stock, has lost half, and others
lost in the same proportion. Westward it is
not so bad. The suffering is terrible, and
lying dead in heaps and living ones are mere
skeletons. Herdsmen in Dakota will come out
Until fofa Loss
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-04-02
RAILROAD COLLISION.
One Man Burned to Death.

FERGUS, La. April IAN accident took place
on the st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba rail
road yesterday forenoon. A passenger train go
ing north ran into delayed freight six miles
north of Rothsay. The caboose took fire and
q man was burned to death and six wounded.
A special with DIR. Holton was Immediately
dispatched from here and the injured brough
in and quartered at Bells Hotel. Notwithstand-
ing the accident occurred yesterday forenoon
and full particulars were fled for the press
last night the foreoing meagre account was
all that could be got over the wire, the line be.
ing held for train orders. 1t is understood here
that several passengers reported injured are in
a nracariouS condition.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-04-02
A Woman's Terrible Ravanoa

DETROIT, April AT Montague, this State,
Mrs. Capt. Flagstaff, inspired by jealousy,
went to a hotel where a girl of II, named
Emma Drake, formerly domestic in her FAM
twelve ounces of sulphuric acid over the un-
fortunate girl, burning her face and the upper
part of the body terribly, but it is thought, not
fatally. Mrs. Flagstaff was Jailed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-04-02
THE DOMINION.

Proposed Change in the Governme Mt of
Prince Edwards Island-Dissatisfact
with the Dominion.
ST. JOHN, April 1.-The government of
Prince Edward Island has carried resolution
throughout the legislature unanimously to dis
solve the houses at the end of the present ses-
sion and appeal to the people on question of
abolishing the present assembly and council of
43 mem bers and substituting Legislative
Assembly of Prince Edwards Island," to be
composed of 10 members
Hon. Mr.. Sullivan, premier of Prince Ed
wards Island, has introduced resolution in
the provincial legislature reciting that the
terms of union have been violated by the Do
minion government in failing to maintain effic-
lent steam service between the island and the
m ainland, thus giving Prince Edward Island
continu ons communication with the Dominion
railway system and pet itioning, the COVER nor
general to take such action as shall cause the
grievance to be remedied and the terms of
confederation fulfilled.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-04-02
Advance Of Wages.

PIrTsBURG, Pa. April NEARLY all the
moulder shops have given the 10 per cent. ad-
vance demanded. The stove moulders have
also conceded the advance asked. No strike
will take place.
New YORK, April NEARLY all the trades
in this city received assent to their demand for
increased wages today, including bricklayers,
nlastererS and others
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-04-02
Boston Produce Marker.

boston, April 1.
The following were to-day's quotations of Butter,
Cheese Eggs and Potatoes:
Butter-We quote creameries - la33c for choice
new Western. and 25630c Tor fair to good: choice
New York and Vermont dairy at 24a27c and fair
10 good at 20924c: ladle packed Western at 2Od
22c forschoice and at 17019c for fair to good and
old Butter from 2ll22c p fb. to quality market
dull and trade unsatisfactory.
Cheese-we quote 131aa141ac for choice: 12d
13c for fair to good: skim 7Gl0c; market firm.
Eggs nave been selling at 17C0l Sc ~ doz.
Potatoes We quote Aroostook Rose at 7568Oc:
Maine Central and Vermont Rose at 7OD75c; Pro
lfcs at 6Oa70c; Seedlings 65@70c Jacksons and
Peerless at $4,000; market is well supplied
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-04-02
PORT OF PORTLAND.
FRIDAY, April 1.

FRIDAY, April 1.
Arrived.
Steamship Eleanora, Bragg, New York-mdse
to Henry Fox.
Steamer Falmouth, Hall, st John, NIB, via East
port for Boston.
Eastport and st john NIB.
Sch L Foster, Stanley, Cranberry Islos, bound
SOUTH (put in for salt.)
Sch Gillmor, Humphrey. st George.
Sch Capitol, Carnage. Bristol.
Sch PemaqVid Fussett, Bristol for Boston.
Sch Onward, Poole, Bristol for Boston.
BELOW-Schs Emma McAdam, Helen, Glide
and others, from the east bound west.
Cleared.
Steamship Chesapeake, Williams New York
Henry Fox.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-04-02

By Telegraph.>
LONDON. April 1.-Consols at 100 3-16 Tor money
and account,
LONDON, April 1.-American securitics-Uuited
States bonds. As 11714: 41as, 1O614; 5s, 1854.
LIVERPOOL, April 1-12.3OP. M.-Cotton malse Ell
steadier; Middling uplands at Cd: Orleans at l.
led; sales 10000 bales; speculation and export l.
600; receipts $3.50 bales; American none; futures
firm.
LIVERPOOL, April 1-12.3O P. M.-Flour IS 6d0
lis; Winter Wheat at 9s 3d99s Sd; Spring Wheat
IS 6d99s I'd; California average at 9sd9s Sd; Club
at IS 1Od. Provisions, &c.,-Pork 68s; Beef 75s;
Bacon 40s 6d941s Cd; Lard at 54s Sd; Cheese 69s;
Tallow at 35s. at London 39s.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-04-02
The New Arctic Expedition.

NEW YORK, April 1.-The Herald's San
Francisco dispatch says the ship Mary and
Helen, selected by the Government for the
search for the Jeanette, is unfit for the expe-
dition. She is good whaler but not built to
contend with the ice.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-04-02
Threatened Strike ait CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND, April Taylor & Boggis
foundries, employing 200 men, have shut down
in anticipation of strike. The men met and
determined to hold out for ten per cent adj
vance. 1t is reported that the Molders' Union
will stand by the strikers, and perhaps order a
general strike, as the prices against which the
men have struck rule in other foundries.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-04-02
Locomotive Explosion,

TYRONE, Pa, April IA locomotive to a
passenger train exploded here this morning,
SCATTERING everything in the vicinity of the
new depot. The Ward House and Rays tam
merry were badly damaged and windows broken
for two squares. Four men were badly hurt,
many others receiving less serious injuries.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-04-02
Chicago Live stock Market.

tBy TeIegrapb.l
CHICAGO: April 1-hogs-keeeipts 5000 head;
shipments 5000 head; market active and firm: CON-
mon to good mixed packing 4O05 80; common to
fairslight 5O95 70; choice heavy shipping 9oa
6 45.
Cattle-Recepts 5000 head: shipments 500 head.
higher; exports strong at 50a6 80; good to choice
shipping at 9O95 30;common to fair 40014 rs.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head shipments 1900 head;
market firm and fairly active; export 70 1896 90;
common to medium at 2094 rs; good to choice
at lO05 40,
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- w., =
. Sen Elizabeth DeHart, Lowe, New fork-S NJ
smart.
Sch Bay State Baker New fork-Milan Mills.
Sch Com Tucker, kimball, New fork-Rumery,
Burnie & Co.
Sch Judge Low, Hamilton, Eastport-N Blake.
Sch Regulator, Blake. Ihomastoh-hensell q
Tabor
Sch Ralph x Grant. Grant, Ellsworth-hensell u
TABOR.
Sch Nj Sewat. Dean. Hampden-hensel& RAZOR
Sch Pearl, feel st George-master
Sch Arrival, Farnham. Boothbay-D Chaate.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Iiyernool ~ st teamer Texas ProWse. from