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DOMESTIC PORTS.

PASCAGoULA-Ar 2sth. barque Palo Alto, Grif-
fin. Corpus Christi.
PENSACOLA-Ar Feb 2S, sch Ella NJ Watts,
Matthews, Portland.
CID lst. brig Jennie H HurIbert Sparks. Matanzas.
JACKSONVIILE-Arl lst, sch Prescott Hazeltino
SWEET. New York.
Cid I'd, sch Albert Daley, Goldthwaite. FIN Perth
DAKiEN-Ar 25th, sch Lizzie Major. Foster,
BRUNSWICK-Ar 9th, sch Mary Cook, Cook.
Savannah, to load for Fall River.
BuUKsVIIIHsa I'd sch Enc Simmons Sin NOM RnsS
sell, Thomaston; Silver Spray, Hail. Berbice.
OHARLEsToN--Ar 9TH, sch Mary Webber,
VII, WILMINGTON, In Nc-Ar 3D. sch Boardman,
Richardson, Charleston.
Cid Cd sch Flora Condon French, Bath.
Cid I'd, sch Arthur Burton, Coombs Fernandina
BALTTMORE-Ar Sd, sch W Abrahams, Snow,
Damariscotta
land, (and sailed; schs A Snare, Smith Jackson
vile; E H Drummond, Higgins, Wilmington; Vine
yard, Rosebrook. do; Enterprise, Robinson, Bath
n Cove, Turner, do; Andrew York, Littleiohn
PHILADELPHIA---Ar 4th ship Harvester, AL
len, Havre; sch Eva May, McDufHe Cardenas.
Cid 4th, ship screamer, Lord. New Orleans
Ar 9th, sch Helen G King, Townsend, from St
NEWCAsTLE-Passed down Sd. sch Joel Cook,
NEW YORK-Ar 4th, ship Jas Drummond, Cur
us, Havr6 via D6laWar6 bTeakWaGer, Orig hatah0n,
Dodge Fernandina schs Sarah W Hunt, Steel from
Dominica; W l. Newton. Pendleton, Dar1en; Grace
Andrews, Watts, Richmond; & Pinkham, Pink
ham, do.
AR 9th. barque Mary Hale, Higgins Pensacola;
Coryphene. CHM. Boston; schs J Riley. Robert
son. Matanzas; b j willard Doughty, Trinidad;
M Achorn. Achorn, Savannah; Margie, Wooster,
New Bedford
Ar 9Th, barque Alex Campbell, Bunker, Cardenas;
scbs San Juan. Dodge. Tonsla; B Willard. Dough-
ty, Trinidad.
Cid 4th. ship Alex Mcneil, Sproul, for Shanghae;
barque d Bryant. Butman, for liong Kong; brigs
Havana Reed. Progresso; Helen o Phinney, Syl-
vester, Perth Amboy; schs Ariadne, Dyer Cardenas;
S Bird, Farwell, Savannah
Sid 4th. ship L B Gilchrist, for London; brig Il
Crandon, for Havana.
Passed the tate 4th. barque d Bryant, Butman,
from New York for Hong Kong, (and anchored)
PROVIDENCE-Ar 4th, sch Loduskia Leach,
New York.
Sid 4th. schs W g Mowrey. Kendall, New York
Sid 9th, schs e @ Gates freeman, and Governor,
Eaton, New York; Frank Herbert. Phibrook. do
FALL RIVER-Sld I'd, sch Island Belle, Robin
son, New York.
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MINOR TEL EaRAMs.

Steamer Marlborough was damaged $2oOO
by FIRE at New York yesterday, and one of her
crew badly hurt. She was to sail for the West
Indies to-day.
Bert Taylor was sen fenced at Little Rock,
Ark, yesterday to be hanged.
The Governor OF New York has respited
Henry Moett sentenced to be hanged the 18th
till May 9th.
Michael McGloin, for numbering Lewis
Hamar at New York. was yesterday sentenced
to be hung April 28th.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

James B. Graves who December last shot
and killed Edward P. Soden, little boy at
Newark, was sentenced by Judge Depero yes
day morning to be hanged April 18th.
Edwin James, ex-Queen's counsel, died
somewhat suddenly Saturday at his residence
in London. Only a few days ago q subscrip-
ton for his pecuniary assistance was started
among the legal profession.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-07
OSCAR WILDE

A prominent New York
Artist photographed a
short time ago Mr.. Oscar
Wilde, the Esthetic apostle,
i'm many positions which
are very characteristic, as
being explanatory of the
doctrines of this new dis
ciple. Among many of the
compositions which were
emblematic, were some,
with the dim and shadOWy
patterns of sunfiOWers and
lilies on the walls, and used
as accessories i'm the interi-
Ors, and when exterior
compositions were used,
then the artist was equally
happy i'm their arrangement
The proof of the negatives
gave Mr.. Wilde the greatest
satisfaction, as does the
Esthetic and other poses OF
Hearn the popular photo
grapher of the State of
Maine, whose new and ele-
CANT studio is located i'm
DOw's Block, 514 Congress
Street in this city.
fah2O eodtf
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NEW YORK.
The Mutual Union Enjoined

The Mutual Union Enjoined
New York. March 6.-On application of W.
II. Cameron to-day Judge Truax, of the State
Court, granted an injunction against the Mu-
tual Union Telegraph Company, prohibiting
the delivery of the $4,0OO,0O0 stock due bond
holders without consideration; also peremptory
order for examination of its officers, bankers
and contractors on Friday next, including all
contracts, books and documents relating to the
company.
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DEATHS

In this city. March 6, Mrs. Mary Gately, aged So
years.
Funeral Wednesday morning at O'Clock, at
her sons residence 176 Congress street.
In Gorham, March s, Mrs. Cynthia Hartman,
aged rs years months.
In Bath March 8, Mrs. Henrietta H. Swett aged
"a years months,-widow OF the late Albert N.
SWEET of Freeport.
In Bath, March 4, John Lewis, aged 53 years and
months.
In Bath, March 3, Martha A., wife of Edgar r.
Snow, aged SO years months.
In Minneapolis, Mnn. March l. Mrs. Annette
Eastman. wife of Charles Thompson.
ExThe funeral service of the late Mrs. Lonisa
Ball will take place at o'clock, P. NJ, March 7th
at Newbury Street Church.
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Redemption OF Fractional Notes.

Hereafter silver certificates and fractional
notess equal or exceeding three-ffths of their
original proportions viii be redeemable at full
face value Fragments of United States notes,
silver certificates and fractional notes, each
constituting clearly ene-half or less than three
ffths, redeemable at one-half of the full face
value of the whole notes or certificate. Frag-
ments of less than half redeemable only when
accompanied by afidavits stating the missing
portion has been notably destroyed. Under
the old regulation United States notes and sill
YER certificates were redeemable by tenths and
fractional currency by fifths.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-07
Henry Ward Beecher TAKEN Suddenly

CHICAGO, March 9-Rev. Henry Ward
Music Hall this morning, became suddenly i'll
and fell into the arms of some gentlemen on
the platform who rushed to his aid. The audi
ance was dismissed and Beecher moved from
the hall. He had been unwell two or three
DAYS past.
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Mr.. Conkline Declines.

NEW YORK, March 6.-The President has
received from ex-senator Conkling his decli.
nation as Associate Justice of the United
States Supreme Court, to which position he
was recently nominated and confirmed.
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NEW BEDFORD-Ar Sd, sch Laura Chester
Kent, New York.
for d oston sens eTscs na Gasn
Maxwell, New York for do or Portland; Helen
Thompson, Marshall, So Amboy for Thomaston.
Sailed brig Hattie M Balm; schs Henrietta, Chas
Thompson, H Livingston Frank u Willie Acara,
HI HYANNIs-Ar AM 4th. sch Emma smalley, Cous-
ins, Portland for New York; S Lamprey. Kenne-
BCSToN-Cid 4th, scbs Ida Latham, Potter.
Cove rsnU Me-: VIM Marvel, oKeefe; Mary Ffeeland,
Ar 9th, sch K L Higgins. Mitchell, Calais.
Ar eth barque Msgunticook. Hemingway, Rosa
rio; sch B Newcomb, Hickey, Eastport.
NEWBURYPORT-Sld Sd, sch VIM d Csrgill,
Love- st John. NIB.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Wellington, NJ Jan 9Th. barque Beatrice
Hayener. :Hayener, Auckland
AT at Lyttleton, NJ, Jan 20, barque Webster.
SD I'm Auckland. NJ, Jan q, bsraue Charlotte
In port Jan 81, barque Eyvor. Atkins, (fm Christ
| church. ar 18th, for New York few days)
Sid fm Newcastle, NsW, Jan g. barque Ss eat
In bort Jan 26th, barques Monhegan, Luce. from
| Montevideo, repairingi Escort, Waterhouse, for
Sid I'm sydney Nsw. Jan 81, barque Charles B
| Kenney Drummond, San Francisco.
for rs sRanpbse: RaIs @ Kete Harding, Watts disg.
At Adelaide Jan 49, barque Olive Thurlow, Cor
bett for United Kingdom; Evie Reed, Rairden from
| Boston.
| Sid fm Melbourne Jan 4, barque VIM H Bessc
Baker, Yuan.
| Astoria, ar Dec 8, for Hong Kong; Melrose, French
| from New York; barques Priscilla, French. disg
| Xenia, Reynolds. for Hong Kong; VIM Hales, Dicky
| from Hong Kong, ar 9Th.
AT at Batavia Jan is, brig Isaac W Parker, Kane
| Natal land sailed 18th for TagaL)
Passed Anjier Jan 10th, ship Alert, Park, from
Manila for New York; 18th, L Morse, AInes. from
1 Cebu for New York.
Sid I'm Penarth Feb 90 barque j Carlton, ,Ames
| bury Hong Hong.
| Smith, New York; sch Alton, Watts. Portland.
SPOKEN.
Jan 81, lat N. Ion 26 W, ship Willie Reed. Yates
| from New York for San Francisco.
| Feb IL, lat 80 N, lon IL w, ship McCailnm
| Masters, from Liverpool for San Francisco.
Feb 4, lat n, lon 80 w, ship Oriental, Burns
| frem San Francisco for Antwerp.
Feb IS, lat 48, Ion 13, ship John Berry, Jor
dan, from Antwerp for Baltimore.
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TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH z.
by TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.

Democratic Nomination in Biddeford.
BDDEFoRD, March 6,-At the Democratic
caucus this evening Edward w. Staples was
nominated as candidate for Mayor
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MEMORANDA.

Ship Martha Bowker. Smith. from Philadelphia
for Portland with 900 tons coal to Randall g. Nc
Allister foundered 4th inst. No particulars. The
crew were landed at New York 9Th by barque Sarah
at Bath In 1862, repaired and released in 1880,
and hailed from Brunswick. She was owned by
Messrs Chase, Leavtt & Co, OF Portland, and RoDt
H Bowker. and others, of Brunswick Partly in
sured.
Sch Lizzie K before reported ashore on the Break.
water at this port, came off 4th without damage.
She does not loak and her fore foot is all right.
Sch Sarah g. Ellen, from Portland, which arrived
at Cardenas Sd inst experienced heavy gales ON tne
passage and lost deckload and sails. Capt Mount
fort was lost overheard
Ship Ell Dorada Brown. from Valparaiso for Fal-
mouth, which put into Cowes 4th in Distress had
heavy gales, lost sails, and sprung forctopmast.
Ship Union, from Shields for Carrizal. which put
into Portsmouth, Eng, leaky, came out OF the dock
Feb 21st. caulked and remetalled.
Barque Monhegan, from Monteyideo, which arriy.
cd at Newcastle Jan o. found to be on fire next
day, In the lazarette. The flame soon spread to the
cabin and eventually burned Off the mizzenmast,
which fell over the side. She was towed aground
and tugs in attendance pumped water into her and
got the fire out. A large quantity of sails. ships
spred to fire the vessel that they could get away
from her. and one of them (Hewson) set fire to some
kerosene under the cabin. The man was detected
trying to make his escape and was fired at by the
mate and one of the crew hit him on the head with
q Delaying pip. He got away, but was captured q
at S25O0 She was repairing Jan 20.
Sch Jas L Morse, from Boothbay, arrived at Nor
folk 4th inst with loss of booms, gafs, and Eails
having experienced heavy gales.
Sch B j Willard: from Trinidad arrived at New
York 9Th, with loss of two jibs, forcsail and main
washed overheard, but was rescued.
EE-Seelother columns.
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irregular at L 241491 20 for March; 261s April;
i 1855 l 231a fol May; / 1879 June. Corn shade
higher 6814c for March, $3.50 April; 6SA g63Sse
81 gs VT oTis tor April is sSs9i6 So May; 1S SO
for June Lard is shade higher for some options at
10 20 for April; 10 35 for May;1o 421s GU 40 Tor
Keceipts-l6, 600 bbls -four, 10000 bush wheat,
AZ, coo bush corn. 5000 Bush oats. 1000 bush
Shipments IL, 600 bbis -four, 10000 bush wheat,
rs 600 bush corn, 24,0O0 bush oata, 4OcO bush
rye. IL 900 bush barley.
ST. LOUIS, March 6.-Flour-choice shade hrmer;
other grades quiet. Wheat lower with free sellers
for April; j 221s for May; 1s june. Oorn.cash
631sc for May; 63sse for June. Pork lower 16 70
bid cash; 16 So bid March. Lard nominaily lower
Receipts-s. .OO0a bbls nour, 10000 bush wheat
$4,000 bush corn, o,O0o bush oats, o,ooo bush
rye, OOOO bush barley. ~
Shipments-23, GOO bbls four 100000 bush wheat
95, 600 bush corn. 0,OoO b1fh oats. Oo0,0 900 bpsb
Barley, 00O0 bush rye.
DETROIT, March e.-wheat quiet;No White spot
and March at %; April at 231s; May at 23s4 !;
Receipts 5000; shipments 5000 bush.
NEW YORK, March 6.-Cotton quiet and steady;
Middling uplands 11Ac.
NEW ORLEANS, March 6.-Cotton quiet; Middling
uplands IL ssc.
MOBILE, March 6.-O0tton steady Mfodling up
lands at 111Ac.
SAVANNAH March G.--ootton is strong; Middling
uplsnds IL 6-16ci
MEMPHIS, March 6.-Ootton is quiet; bfiddling
uplsnds at 1880.
Havana Market.
lBy Telegraph.l
HAVANA, March 6.-Spanish gold 1.7N9l .7OA.
kuropeen Markets.
BY Telegraph.)
LONDON March 8 6.-Consols 100 5-16.
LIVERPOOL March 6-12.3O P P.M.-Cotton market
fair demand; Uplands at 9-16d; Orleans 6s4 q;
| sales TO- 600 bales; speculation and export 500.
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MARRIAGES.

In Phipsburg, March a, by Rev. Henry G. Robin
son. Geo. L. Harris and Miss Hannah E. Morrison,
both Of Phipsburg.
In Gardiner, Feb. 18, Clarence E. Brann and Miss
Charity A. Avery, both of Farmingdale.
In Augusta Feb. 25, james Manning OF Chelsea
and Miss Sadie Hersom of Augusta.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-07
Grain Market.

tSratm MAEkeE.
PORTLAND, March 6.
The following quotations Of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by S. 81. Larminie
& Co, LOT Commercial street, Portland.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Pextlsnd Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. March 6.
Trade in all the leading departments was very
quiet to-day and but little business transacted. The
only change we have to note is in new Corn, which
is strong and 1c higher. The Sugar market is firm
at the late advance.
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ssSck MARKET
The following quotations OF stocks are received
and corrected daily by Woodbury. u Moulton (men-
bers of the Boston Stock Excha gel, corner Of Mid
die and Exchange s.reeTe:
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DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.

Opposition to the New Rules Of the House
WASHINGTON, March Cat a caucus of the
Democratic. members Of the House this after
noon the following resolutions was unanimous
ly adopted:
"Rosolved, that in the judgment of this caucus
amendments to the rules of the House Of Repre-
sentatives proposed by the m jority of the Commit
tee on Rules destructive Of those just right and
necessary privileges of the minority which the DEM
ocratic majority in former Congresses never denied
to Republican minorties, and that will resist
their adoption by every parliamentary method at
our command.
Resolved. further, we will chcerfully support any
amendments to the rules of the House which tend to
promote their improvement, proper facilitation OF
public business and not destructive OF rights OF
the minority of the people they represent.
The report that Judge Gilbert has given a
Q0Ns-:nn averse In Tho Prnnlclvn alevatRh rail
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MONDAY, March 9.

MONDAY, March g.
Arrived.
Steamship Eleanora, Bragg, New York-mdse
to Henry Fox. On the 4th inst, in Hamstead Bay,
fell in with schr Louisa from Glen Cove. of and
for New York, bottom up. and took off the crew,
fifteen in number, and brought them to this port.
Off Pollock Rip, saw schr Clara Leavitt, from Car
denas for Boston. On Nantucket Shoals, saw schr
Fred Gray from Portland for New York.
Sch Sea Breeze, Kent, Saco, to load for New York
Sch Victor, Farrow. Gouldsboro.
Sch W Denham, Hinkley, Bath, to load for New
York.
Sch Victory, Hatch Pemaqud.
Sch Carrie W, Wha1en, Boothbay-superphosp
to Cumberland Bone Co.
Sch Hudson, Coleman, Calais for Boston.
Sch Henry O Winship, Doane. Boothbay for
Charleston.
Sch Martie A Holmes, Burr, North Boothbay for
Philadelphia.
Sch Lottie Friend, Gould. Harmon's Harbor,
bound west.
New York.
Cleared.
Steamship Eleanora, Bragg, New York-Henry
Fox.
Sch Telumah, Sproul New York-M Emery.
Sch H Ritchie, Bartlett Boothbay, to load for
New York; Nickerson & Son.
Sch Exact, Kimball, North Boothbay-N Blake.
Sch Cinderella, Webber. Round Pond-N Blake.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-07
WASHINGTON.
The Missing State Documents.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-The House COM
mittee on foreign affairs began this afternoon
an investigation under the Kasson resolution
of the alleged abstraction of certain State
papers from the files of the State Department.
The committee proceeded with closed doors.
The Democratic members of the committee
desire to to have public Investigation. and
resolution to that effect will be offered at the
next meeting of the committee. The only
witnesses examined to-day were Sevellion s.
Brown, chief clerk of the State Department,
and Mr.. Kaswel, chief of the bureau OF in
dexes and archives. No light whatever was
thrown upon the mysterious disappearance.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-07
New york stecn and Money Market.

lBy Telegraph.)
NEW YORK. March 6-,Evening. Money closed
at g. Exchange steady at 4S64z@465% for long
and 400 for short. Government bonds, 6s 1s high
er. State bonds irregular. Railroad bonds general
ly weak.
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SAILING pays OF sTEAmsHlPs.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. ......... MARCH z.
Bun rises. ........6.27 High water, (P No. 0.4S
Sun sets .,........ 5 56 Moon rises. S.56
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BOoTHBAY, March 3-Ar, schs V Wellington,
Rich and Hurlbert, Crosby, Boston. to load ice.
Mch SID, sch Robt Rhoades, Blake, Boston.
Ship L Morse, Ames. from Cebu for New York,
arrived at Anjer Jan IL and landed the captain Tor
medical treatment. The vessel proceeded in charge
Of the mate.
Sch w L Newton, Perdleton at New York from
Darien reports, 19lh ult Geo M Warren, seaman. of
Islesboro, fell from the maintop and was drowned.
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y. PORTLAND, March A.
For Portland, cars 81 mscei,:seous merchandise,
for connecting roads S3 cars miscellaneous roer.
chandise.
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The report that Judge Gilbert has given a
uoI5' Iso5 Sp ayerse to the Brooklyn elevated rail-
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-07
PORT OF PORTLAND.

MARINE NEWS.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-07

Fresh Beef Market.
Corrected for the PRESS daily by Wheeler, Swift
g. Co., Commission Merchants in Chicago Dressed
Beef Franklin Wharf:
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TFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at Liverpool 9Th. steamer Ontario, Williams
Portland.
Ar at Cape Vincent Feb 9th, barque Minnie M
Watts, Watts, Antofogasta.
AR at Hayre Mch 2. ship Caledonia, Potter, from
New Orleans,
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TAILOR. Always ON hand the bess
n German French and English Goods.
w. H. KOHL1NG, 80 Exchange 81
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mAILOR and Draper. Fine Goods and
'-0-''' " ID. y CORNISH, 249 Middle St.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-02-11
Republican Assem-

Milwaukee Republican Assem-
blyman George D. McDill, from Polk
county, is contemplating the intro
duction of bill modifying materially
thejury laws of this state. Mr.. McDill
is one of the ablast lawyers In his sec
ton of the state, and has conferred
with the best legal talent here relative
to the introduction Of bill of such
nature. Lawyers, he states, as a rule
are conservative, and on that account
he has been dissuaded from his project
by a great many of those with whom
he has conferred. But, on the other
hand, large number of those consult
ed with have earnestly seconded his
efotrs, and believe some modification
necessary. Mr.. McDill's idea is to
change the law so that in cases of fell
ony an agreement of fve-sixths of a
jury is sufficient to convict or acquit.
In civil cases or in minor criminal
eases, three fourths will be made suf-
hcient for final decision. The law,
MIR. McDill states is working with ex-
cellent effect in Connecticut, and there
is no reason why it cannot operate
with as much effect in Wisconsin. The
opposition to the passage Of the bill
will be very strong and is anticipated
by Mr.. McDill, but nevertheless he
will make the effort, and abide by the
result, whatever it may be.
We trust that every one of our leg
islators will join in heartily with Mr..
McDill in this matter Of changing the
existing laws regulating the jury sys-
tenn, for there is no law in the book
that needs revising more. The Grand
Jury is an unmitigated nuisance and
worse than useless, for it is also ex-
pensive, and it should be abolished
And again we think that man who
can and does read books and papers,
and hold communion with his fellow
men, should be considered fit man to
sit upon a jury. A lawyer can try a
case, and the Judge rule upon points
affecting the life of man and charge
the jury to hang or acquit man, and
the question as whether he can or does
read the papers or talk with his
neighbor, is never raised-but it is held
that to be good juryman you must
be as ignorant as a mule and silent as
clam and then after these points
are settled, it is necessary that the
whole twelve silent CLANS shall nod
assent to some common verdict either
to acquit or convict Mr.. McDill's
bill is lenient enough in this matter
and as a stepping stone to possibly
something better, we hope it may be-
come law.
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AGENTS WANTED s fH5 the lsF P'
Steel Portrait Of
GARFIELD.

Engraved in Line aud Stipple from photograph
approved by Mrs. Garfield as correct likeness
beautiful work of ar. No competition. Size
1924 sena Tor circniars and extra terms. The
Henry Bill Pill Publishing Co., Norwich, Conn.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-02-11

The latest we have regarding
railroad matters pertaining to the de-
funct Air Line, and Omaha roads, is
to the effect that Mr.. II. G.. Angle, a
heavy railroad builder has commenced
suit in the United States court, at
Madison, against the Omaha company,
and has attached all the property and
franchises of the Air Line company to
secure judgment of s500,000 A Mad
ison dispatch of the 9TH say the "attor-
neys in the case have been working
privately and far into the night, to
get the papers prepared and filed be-
fore the legislature takes the grant
from the Air Line company and
confers it upon the Omaha company.
The United States marshal has attach
ed the grant and all other property
rights of the Air Line company, pre-
sent and prospective, and the land
is in the hands IS far as the rights
thereto in the Air Line company are
concerned. The question whether the
legislature can terminate the vested
rights of the Air Line company in the
St. Croix land grant is therefore
brought to the square issue in the
courts" What effect this course will
have upon the legislature we know, not
but they will probably go right along
and dispose of the grant as seems to
them best, az we do not see how Mr..
Angel can have any interest in the
said grant, though he may have III the
other property.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-02-11
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all whom
it may concern that Henry A. Campbell,
Benjamin f. Smith and George NJ. Smith, all
of Duluth, in the State of Minnesota, and the
the firm of Campbell & Smith, doing business
at said Duluth, and the firm of Smith, Camp
bell & Co. doing business at Superior, in the
State of v isconsin did on the
23rd Day of January, 1882,
sell, assign and convey all their property,
real and personal of every kind and nature
wherever situated, to me, the undersigned
in trust for the benefit of the creditors, and
that have accepted said trust and taken
possession Of The property of said assignor s
under said assignment.
Duluth, Jan. %, 1882,
C. Z. BOSTWICK,
AIS. Assignee.