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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-19

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ratoga perben bonn @epdbrsmanne Ser
nN. 9. Simes" 10 bef9rieben: .9ie
3abl Ser in benSbren ber dlteren9
aufgebdngten Siamantsn ift 2egion,
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meinem @ei6mad finb Bic gbelfeine 10
geip6bnli6 gemprben, baB elm eittfa9er
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genebme Nbpe1ielung tpdre. &leine
&inber iteben iiber pari, bagegem iit Ser
Nfarft nit beiratbsfdbigen jungen Mdbz
den iiberfitllt = nnb mas fiir Mab9en!
8an5 S6aum unb S6nee am Mprget
gans geftidter @lans Inn Mfittag, 'gams
pifante, mGnftermprbenbe Gofetterie
nit aufgel6lagenem 9ut unb flammen=
benz Sonnenf6irm auf benz Gorlo, rn6
gang @rasie un1 beaer S6immer BON
Sei0e, Sumelen, 8lumen unb Sebern
am Mbenb. Ser junge Mbnnis fomnsi
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in 8egebr. Ser biinnbaarige Nbonis
in mittleren Sitter, ber feinen G9nurr=
bart fdrbt un6 aus sabnte6nii6en @riin=
ben m0gli6it tpenig ld6elt, lit bagegen
itarf bertretent unb iebr auflnerflam,
Die Mdb6en aber finben i'm langtpeiz
lig unb lahen ibn megen bes eriten bas
iten Slaumbartes. ber {tb aeigt, iteben.
Sn ben n.eilten 9Dtels perben tpD9entz
tid) Stpei San5frdns9en peranftaltet, a.
ber ber @tangel oil Yriei itern Der Scrip
ii6ore berllria6t itets cine rei1e Mqnbz
garnitur. Die israelitiiGen S0Dnbeis
ten unb besglei6en Sinans=gapaeitdtert
gldnaen bur9 ibre 9tbpeienbeit, pber
geb6ren ipeni9itens su ben ieltenen grz
f9einungen, mas auf ben anti=ien1isiz
f6en bummen Strei6 auriidsufiibren 1T.
pel6en y@i@ter4 6iltom por einisea
Sabren pegina, inSem ea ben eSsrasli.
ten iein v@ranb Hnion @otel" berI9loB,
| Elm Gtrei1, Der befanntli6 aud Ser
l'meltberiibmten 6irma q. s. Stepart
ibre griiten5 gefoitet bat."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-19

erilfirt batten; ibr jebt @ebanfeu uno
Scrltelunsen selaufs sepproen maren,
bic 3upcr ibre Seele ME setriibt unb be-
fledf, unb ibr 9(ut bel ben llmarmungen
elmer 6albberauldten in eine Iufresuns
serietb, bic nod ieet bablid in ibr na4=
Sttterte.
sic mar tereits mieber Bic gu oer
TabrIfraBe selanst, bic fe eiue sanSe
@trede, falt bis gum Dorfe hinab, iiberz
leben fonnte. @ie musten BON bieier
Seite fonnten; aber auBer etnem Gauz
ernwdsel9en, bas, BON Stpei Sfieren se=
sosen, fid lans1ant beraufbemeste, mar
Bic Strabe feer. sic fra8te ben rafftSen
8uriden, oer bic 3biere lenfte, ob er Ell
item Serrn unb elmer Dame besesnet lei?
Ser Burlae bate Miemanpen seieben.
Sie itanb unb martete. Das @efahrt
mar inn Waloe perldwunoen; es mo6te,
ieitbem iie bas Sptel perla7en, eine halbe
@tunbe persansen iein; perscwillern
fOnnte lie i9 baruber nidt: iie bate bel
benz umf(eiben ibre llbr abselest ano
mieber an3ufeden perseIIen. Scate fie
ibnen entsesenseben? slber iie mustsn
bier porbei; lie wpllte nod elm paar Wft=
nuten 5useben.
Sic sins 3ur Nbpedstuns nae1 Der
anberen @eite auf oem Tabrmese, een'
Wagen mad, bei5en &narren, menn aud'
ldon aus ,peiter Terne, iie mod imnlsr
bSrte. 0fa9 GINGER 3eit benertte fie,
baB lie meiter sesanSen, als lie urlprltns=
lia sepollt, uno Der Wes cine Btesuns
sernadt bate, burd melde ihr oerpuntt,
mo- f6 ber pronlenaoenpeg BON Der
5traBe ab5weiste, aus ben Nneen seridt
mar. nebsrbieS batte fie iia nt4t umsez
blidt; es mar tidt unmSs(ia, baB bic
8eiben in5uilden bic Ste(le paIlirt hat=
ten unp nun Dor ibr, unb cann wcbl be-
reits auf benz @ieienpfaoe ienleitS bes
Walbe8 maren.
(Gortfsbuas folst)
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9 0 NJ 5 pbeerrettet.

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Waif, fast: Sm 5erbR 1876 bstam td
eunssnblutcn, eefulst Don etnem beftisen
9ultsn. SD serlor ben Nppetit unb meiu
5leiih unb tourbs bsttldssrts. Sn 1877
brahte man MID !ns 5ospita'. Die Nsr3te
ertldrten, Id bate ein God ii ,neinar Sun.
&c BON Der grSbe eines ! Absn Dollar
itIdss. @csar Dts Nabrfdt yon nsInsm
IOos Ssrfreitete it&. SD seb aas 5off-
nuns auf; pa empfabl mir elm Greunb
Or. gillian sails 9al1 a m
fur bic 9unee. SD sebrauats eine
GlalAe unb 3a meinsm Gritaunen wurbe
Id beiier, unb Bin beute selunoer, ols felt
bret Sabren.
Sd 3drstte bies In ber 5pfFnung, bab
Sober NIT franter eunse 8ebaftsts Or.
@tlIta m 9aIIs Bal1am ee.
bruu1t, unb Id Bin iiber;eust, bab bal.
ielbe bic Mus3ebruns betlt. SD fann pu.
litto behauptsn, bab mir ber 8alfam metr
Wutse srwieien bat, ais alIe iibrisen Mr.
,sneten 3uiammen, bic Id nabm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-19
Cages > 9seuigfeitem.
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= Ser WfaDpr BON Brownsville,
Seras, bat 1i9 an Sen S6abamts=Se=
fretar in Maibington ipegen llater}tiit=
au1g gemanbt. ST fagt in feinem Be=
}u6, 6aB bur9 Grri1tung ber Auaran=
fane segen Brownsville 1000 perionen
arbeitslos getporben nn6 obne 5ubli=
ftensmittel ieien. Sie Mnttport lautete,
baB oas unteritiibungsgeiu6 bDm Gou=
berneur bes @taates fomn1em miilIe.
- Sie Miililfppi &ioer @ommiiiion
bat 1i1 bertagt. Oie Bpm ibr abges
ld5dbte @unlme sur Nerbeiierung bes
Miflillippi helauft ii6 auf Sd, ,123, 900.
Die gommi1lion emplieblt Dem &riess=
beparternent Die iofortige 8ertiefung Der
Wiinoung bes &ebriper.
= eSn Suclon famen 8eri6te bon
@uanmas an, mad pel6en Die qpa6es
baielblt in entieBli9er Weiie bauien.
- 9ln BET Wlempbis unb 9anias
Gitp gifenbabn iinb bic i6warsen Mrz
better BON ben tpei6en Wrbeitern periagt
tporben. 9ie gontraftoren baben ii6
an BEN @ouberneur um 9iilfe getpanot.
= Sn Maila6uietts berri6t 9iirre.
Ser Bottom 9eralb f6reibt 6ariiber:
,Die anbaltenbe 9iirre in Malla6u=
ietts, namentlib i'm tpeitli6en Sheile
bes @taates, hat ben Sel6frii9ten einen
ilibt tpieber gut gu ma9enben S9aben
sugefiigt. QBenm ni6t balb rei9li9er
Megen eintritt, tpirb Der 8erluit Elm febr
beoeutenber iein. Sm tpeitli6en unb
fu6li1en Sbeile bes Staates 1T feit Dem
l. Suli fein allsemeiner &egen gefallen.
Oie tpenigen Gtri9regen baben Der
Srodenbeit bes 8abens ni9t abgebplz
fen. 9ie @rdier auf ben Weiben linb
iroden toie Strob unb bas 8ieh rnuf
baber nit Mfais uno Safer gefiittert
tperben. 9ie bereits gdtalib perborbez
men Selofrii6te tperbeu CUR SatterHns
seidnitteH.
- Bon Mabifon Wisc., beiBt es
unterm Is. s.: Seute Morgem bat blel
elm duBerit beftiges lnlpetter geberrlht
tpel9es auf einen llmfreis ppn etfpe q
MeiIen beibrdnft getueien 81 fein 19ien
Sm Ser Nd6e Don Grpb plains erfolgt
| Elm Wolfenbru9, mel6er beinabe ba!
ganse 9bal unter @aiIer iebte. Se
8laf Gartp Greet f6woll nit iol9e
S6neligfeit an, baB stpei @iitersiige be
0orli9t balber angebalten purben, ma
Hd) ats eine fluge MaBregel eripies, benz
cine so SUB lange Bride Durbe unmit
telbar oftli1 BON Der Station fortgerii
fen uu6 neun @jiitertpageg MURDER
auf Elm in Ser gtii6e befinbli6es 6elb &c
tporfen. Oie GelOfrii6te baben S6a
ben gelitten.
= Ser befannte Did aittle. aliit
t siieb Aer 8anbe BON Seize Sames. 1T I
: &qnias Gitp bonn 8unbesmaribal nntt
per 9lntlage berbaftet tpDrben, bel ot
: am IL. Wtar8 b. S. bel Wtu1el Sboals
Z 9lla., erfolgten 8eraubung zines gul
: besSablmeilters I'M $4,000 betbeilil
> geipeien gu iein. @tam glaubt, b
t &aub iei bon Seiie Sames, ggm. ytpal
:. pel6er jebt megen 8eraubung eln'
+ 3uges cine 3u6tbausitrafe bon 25 ssSql
G rem berbilbt uHb Did aittle perilbt NOD
e ben. +"
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9elertel,re aus 9lrabi paI6as
2ager entiperfen traurige S6ilberun=
gen iiber ba11elbe. Gs folI at Nersten
feblen unb nidt Bic t1i1t6eite Yfege
fiirIgerpunbete ST. baben fein. Gin
Seierteur bebauptet baB bereits Ser
ipunbete bon ibren &ameraben eri6pis
fen tpur6en, um 1ie pDn ibren 2eiben slt
erlDlen.
= Goipobl BON Yetersburg tpie BON
parts ipirb beri6tet, bab &ublanb NIT
bem plane 1mgebe, &leinaliett slt be-
feben. Sm Gaucaius iollen su biefem
3Defe $4,000 Nfann concentrirt tperz
ben.
= Saib 8af6a, ber tiirfilde Pre=
mierniniiter bat relignirt.
Ser franD0lil6e General Sucrot
1T geitorben.
: Cite 0epeI6e aus 9lleranbria
melbet, 6err bon 2e1Ieps lege Der @r=
ri6tung ether Selegrapbenlil1ie stpiI6en
port Sab unb Sue5 Sinberniiie in ben
Weg unb bie grbeiteu feien lit Solge
beIIen eingeifellt tpprben.
: Sie Yforte bat BEN Gouberneur
bon SDrien fit Die @rbaltung Ser Orb
nrng lit iener Probins berallttportli6
gema6t unb BEN @bef ber @ensbarmerie
ermd9tfgt, bie 3abl feiner 2eute Inn 70
piele s1t permebren, tpte er fit n0tbig erz
d1ten mag.
9ie ultramontane y@ermonia
gibt gu, baB es Serrr bon 96l6ser, bem
oelti0en @eianbten beim Gatican, ni6t
gelungen 1T, 3usefdnbniiie BON bielem
sl erlangen.
gon 2eipSis ipir6 unterln 2. 9lu=
quit beri6tet: SIM neuen @tabttbeater
1T foeben ein gro Bes ung ! Il d boz
bur9 gei0eben, baB Bel BEN 8orarbei=
ten sum ginfeben bes Ell iernem . T.
banges bas Sdngegeriiit aus ei1ter
90be BON Is Meter alf<bie 8iibne berz
abftiirste; ein 9(r5siter itar6 auf Der
Stele. mdbrenb feds f6tper bertuul16et
finb. 1ria6e oes llngliids 1T Sic ge=
nltbllng fd)le6ter Saue. Ser eilerne
WorDang ielbf mar mod ni6t i'm 5bea=
ter.
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SNiebtiA fur &ablf1pfiae.

Wroi. g. st8br, Wo. 3O7 iablid a..
Strabs. ct. qOuis, Mc. 1T es selunsen,
lansiabrise SabltSpfisteit su tu,iren.
prof. St0brs Wetbpbe 1T iebr einfad.
sOie tablen Stellen weroen tdslid brei=
NAL sebabet lir bret Dsinuten NIT benz
paarsrSeuser uno innerta!b 4 Wnden Seist
Rh Der neue 9aarwuds auf ben tableu
Steuen. Damea uno 5erren, wsl6s an
aablt0pfsteit Ooer Nusfaaen be8 Suurea
leipen, loGtsn ni&t uertaumeu. iid idriit.
lid an BroF. StSbr 3u wenben. Breie
$5 bic 6lalde, welbe Bcden ausreiht
24,7,S2, ,tuw1i
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Die tterie

bietet bus einsise Wittel, um gu plSelt.
dem @eidtbum 3n selansen. Gin armer
Wtann tann iebr raid .ipOblbabenb uer.
ben. So nl6sen $50, 900 seminnen. Die
nddffe 3ieburs burd bic OGommpuwealtb
Diifrtbution Co." fnbet ant 81. Masuit
in 2onisoille, Sn., ltatt. Die 5iebunssn
seideten ebrlid uno our @enustbuuns
auer. Wan iaume babel niht, ionberu
ienbe iosleid feline Srber on 81. SIC.
8oaro NJ an, Courier Sournal @etau=
be, 2cuisUiQe, 4b.
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yspgseige.

5ierburd teetre i'd, mid Dem publi=
FUN ersebenlt an8u3eisen, bab i'd bic
Ma d,inen W EFT f dtte bss Srn.
Sac0b g diible an Yrslafraes ,uabe
Der 8riide iiberncu,n,en babe.
gefser Bon Dampf, unb anberen Wa.
idinen made i'd beIpnbers tarauf auf=
merriam.
alle Irten pcn Neparatrrcn, tie in baS
Sad bes WaIdinenarbeiters fGlasen,
meroen prompt unb tillis aussefiibrt.
s.. gd1eteioer.
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= 9anbelt na6 ieiner neberseue
gung.-Serr 6raueis Solepb 8eringban=
fen. @arenerDm, 2a., iit elm tparmer 8e=
fiirmorter ber $ a nj burger s t o.
b f II, tpenbet bielelben felt orei Sab
rem in ieiner Tanilie an nno 1T Der fefen
ueberaeusung, bab fein beileres 9eils
mittel int Marfte lit. qls Die 9amburs
ger SrphFen.
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Oem spI,,4 no,ta 0eher

= Sem 8lut neue 2ebensfraft 5usllz
fiibren, lit unbeoingt notbwenbis 5ur
Sur bon a(gemeiner S6pd6e unb
Mattigfeit. Ser Bette Wieberbeleber bes
8lut IS 1T 8rp tp ms gi1en Sit
terS.
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(Detruit sree WrsB pcm Is. San,)

DftrO's Trfe Yreb ocm IS. San)
IsAbeimsr S.ps. babsn fusben stn Gar
loao bon Rfeos Silt goss Iunic erSalten.
Dtefsr Wrtisel psrtaafl fa lsbr RAID uno
70 mue Go euh fsin, benn ss 1T u9ue 3pet.
fsl Der bslie Wrtifsl tetasr Nrt, Der je eia,
eefabrt tourbe, unb bat ntfat ieins5 @let.
den. War bas be le Material mirp 3u
HeeSs Gslt Gbes 1gnie psrwanbt.
The Portland daily press., 1882-01-14
WALL STREET.
Increased Faith in Settlement of the
Railroad Wharf.-The Usual Variety Of
Stock Reports.

Increased Faith in a Settlement Of the
Railroad War-The Usual Variety Of
Stock Reports.
New York, Jan. 14.-Wall street reports
state that the proposition for settlement of
the trunk line war made Wednesday vas un-
der careful consideration yesterday. 1t pro-
vides for arbitration in one OF several ways,
and has been received by the contracting par
ties with favor. Insiders say that while the
negotiations may fall through, the chances OF 2
speedy adjustment are excellent. A prominent
railroad official said yesterday that the war
was virtually settled. Some of the best in
formed operaors think settlement will be
made this morning. Nearly all brokers agree
thatif a settlement is made Lake shore Will
have the first rise: that Lake Shore declined
yesterday on small sales, and advanced upon
very large purchases.
At meeting of the holders of the North
Carolina special tax bonds resolution was
adopted expressing the intention OF the bond
holders to invoke the power of the United
Sta,es Supreme Court and to request this
State to prosecute these claims under the law
which allows it to maintain the suit of q citi-
zen against another State. A committee, with
power to employ counsel to push the claims,
was also appointed.
Mr.. Gowen autographed last evening that he
was sure of election by over $1,000 majority.
Mr.. Bonds friends claimed to be certain that
Mr.. Gowen would not be elected.
The Gould following was bearlsh last even
ing although less SO than for several days.
tt is reported that the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Co. has made proDosi-
ton for the lease of that road. An officer OF
the company is reported as saying that he did
not think the proposition would be accepted.
There are large orders in the market for the
purchase of Chicago and Alton
The bull party in Central Pacific confidently
predicts sharp advance
There is a very bullish feeling in Richmond
and Allegheny.
IL is reported that Mr. Vanderbilt bought
Western Union yesterday.
Insiders say that Denver has touched its
lowest point.
New York Central loaneb yesterday at from
flat to per cent, Lake Shore 3 to per cent,
st. Paul 2 per cent, Michigan Central 8.
London sold the Vanderbiits yesterday and
bought few bonds.
American cable subscriptions were in i'm
proved demand yesterday on the sailing of the
Faraday.
The Northwest Company made profit OF
100000 on the exchange of bonds which it
lately negotiated.
The Atlantic and Pacific Company thinks
its land grant in the Indian Territory win not
be forfeited on account of the fact that the
government has not permitted the company
to fulfill it's contract by building the road
The Portland daily press., 1882-01-14
Guiteau continually inter-

Guiteau continually interrupted with con
SANITY increasing exhibition of ugly temper
You'll get the Deity down on you for the way
you are conducting this case,' he shouted
and he'll eternally damn you, Davidge.'
Again he cried out, "The Attorney General re-
fuseo to have anything to do with this case be-
cause ne IS Christian gentleman, and he
knew the Deity was on my SIDE"
Gulteau's Interruptions became so noisy that
Judge Davidge paused for a moment and said,
II trust, gentlemen, you will not draw infer
ences from the fact that do not take any occa-
sion to reply to any of these falsehoods (turn-
ing bis head towards the prisoner that are be-
ing uttered here.'
'You tell the truth and I'll let you alone"
snarled the prisoner.
Judge Davidge read in detail the evidence of
Gen. Reynolds, during which he was continu-
ally interrupted by the prisoner, and conclud-
ed his remarks with these words:-"I promised
you, gentlemen, 1 would not make set speech,
and in closing shall indulge in no peroration
except to say that your oountrymen and all
Chrlstendom are waiting for your verdict. I
thank you, gentlemen, for your attention"
GuIteau added. "And thank you, Davidge,
for your speech. 1t is very light one. |
hope Porter will give us as light one, too.
He better see President Arthur before he COM
mences. | wrote the President about this
matter a day or two"
Mr.. Reed stated he would prefer to begin
and end without break, and thought he could
finish all he desired to say by ! o'clock to-mor-
row.
Court then adjourned till tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1882-01-14
NEW YORK.
The Situation at Albany,

ALBANY, Jan. 1.-THE legislative week
closes without any progress having been made
toward hsrmonizing the Democratic factions.
Yesterday afternoon conference OF leaders
upon either side was held, but the Tammauy
Senators demanded SO much in addition to
their former demands that all negotiations
were declared ''off.' The Tilden Senators,
having thus again refused to withdraw Jacobs
from President pro tenn. of the Senate, will
therefore meet in caucus on Monday evening
and complete their nominations for the minor
offices. The Republicans have crowded the
Democrats to take several ballots for Speaker,
but without any choice being made. The Re-
publican candidate leads the regular Demo-
cratic candidate by two or three votes, but he
is still two or three votes short of a majority.
Tammany polls from five to seven votes on
each ballot, and thus continues to hold the
balance of power. There is a well-defned
movement to elect Speaker pro tenn, SO that
the members can draw money. Should
such plan be adopted it is quite likely that
ex-Speaker Sharpe would be the one upon
whom the most votes would centre.
A Worthy Tribute.
A numerouly attended meeting of the
judiciary and bar was held this afternoon in
the United States district court room to pay
respect to the memory of the late Hon. Edwin
W. Stoughton.
The Portland daily press., 1882-01-14
rHE BATTLE OF SHILOH.
d. Prentiss Refutes luxurious Reports
His Action in the Great

b. Prentiss Refutes luxurious Reports
concerning His Action in the Great
Fight.
CINCINNATI, Jan.i13.-Gen. B. M. Prentlss
Il night, after II o'clock, began his response
the toast of "Shiloh,' at the banquet OF the
lncinnati Society of ex-army and navy OH
rs. He had not attended soldiers reunion
nee the war until now, and had said niue
sretofore about the part his division look ~
le hattie of Shiloh, although it had been SAID
lat bs had surrendered early in the morning
Iitbout firing a gun He said he was not pre-
ared to say that the battle was a surprise, put
3 would say that he had not on that Sunday
,orninp the least idea that general engage
oent was impending. There had been signs
I the enemy in front, and he had been lnstruc-
al 10 reconnoitre He sent out small force
N Saturday night. Early Sunday morning ne
'aca;ved a report that the euemy was 10 front.
~ q long roll was sounded and his division adj
uanced a full quarter of a mile before 1t mel
he enemy. When the left of the command
which was on his right, had gone away be re-
t;rad gradually to the line of his camp. Here
Of half-past eight or not later than nine o'clock
General Grant rode along his line and SAID
tGeneral you have a good posistion, hold II,
and. continued Gen. Prentiss, II called upof
Cod to hip me and did hold that position
That poit was called by the enemy the morn 7,
ats nest" At three o'clock Gen. ". IL. !:
wallace while leading two regiments 10 al
~. wakilled. General Prentiss implied
aaen fsing of wrong, but said he had no mar
.sordds utter against those who had wronge
hin, tehield their own regulations. He ma
foroih them. but he did not want 1t sal
asaiuhat Prentiss surrendered in the morI
The Portland daily press., 1882-01-14
MARINE NEWS.
Wreck of the Shamrock.


BAR HARBoB. Jan. 13.-The British brig
Shamrock of Prince Edwards Island, Capt
Dole, that went ashore on the west side of
Bakers Island, Monday forenoon, will prove a
total loss. She was in ballast from Boston to
/. Calais to load for Buenos Ayres. The crew
are safe. The brig and cargo and insured.
A Maine Bark Ashore.
NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-Bark j. H. NJ is still
ashore on Jones' Beach, L. T., with three feet
of water in her hold. She was built at Mil
ford, Me-, and is valued at $4,000. She has
1000 cases Of refined petroleum ON board. Tugs
have been sent to her assistance.
Probably Total Loss.
PORTSMOUTH, Jan. 13.-Un ited States steam
er Leyden and two tugs went TO the assistance
of the schooner Charles s. Tappan this after
noon and attempted to haul her off the rocks
but without success.
Heavy sea is prevailing which theatens the
total destruction of the vessel.
The Portland daily press., 1882-01-14
DEATHS
In this city, Jan. 1s, Freddie Herbert. "

In this CITY. Jan. 10, Freddie Herbert. youngest
child of George H. and Sarah W. Purinton, aged 2
wears months DAYS.
In Deering Jan. 13, Mrs. Ellen +. Baine, wife OF
Chas M Baine, aged 36 years.
In Brunswick, Jan. IL, Capt. Chas. N. Bates aged
IS years. ~ o.
In Brunswick, Jan. 8, Nancy Freeman, aged So
years.
In Bath, JAN IL, Cept. Gilbert e. Il. Patten, aged
IS years 10 months
In Minneapolis Mimi, Jan. g. Robert Follansbee,
formerly of Portland.
m5-Tbe funeral service of the late Daniel M.
Tolford NJ D. will take place at his late residence,
No 286 Congress street. Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock Relatives and friends are invited to attend
n<g-The funeral service of the late John Lara
bee will take place from his late residence in West
brook Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
nsz-Tbe funeral service of the late MIS-.
Jonathan s. True will be held at her late residence,
No Al Paris street, on Saturday afternoon at 3
O'clock Burial private.
The Portland daily press., 1882-01-14
MINOR TELEGRAMS.

Thaddeus Baber and William Ward, colored,
were executed in the jail yard at ST. Louis
yesterday.
The Assembly at Albany took an Intellectual
vote for speaker yesterday and adjourned till
Monday.
Three negroes named Newport have been ar
rested at Sadus, n. Y, for killing Mr.. Hill
and burning his house.
Mrs. Patrick Connolly of North Abingdon,
Mass, committed suicide Thursday night by
taking rat poison it is supposed. She was q
widow and leaves four children.
The jury in the case of William III. Keef,
charged with the murder of William O'Brian
of Bennington, VT, yesterday, rendered a
verdics of not guilty.
The Virginia legislature yesterday in joint
session elected the State officers nominated by
the Readjuster caucus.
Fire in the block owned by the heirs of
Nathaniel White in Concord, N. H., last
night, caused damage to the occupants to the
amount of 5000; insured. Loss on building
$1,000; also insured.
The Portland daily press., 1882-01-14
THE SOUTH CAROLINA EXC
DUS.
The Matter Brought Before the Legisla-
+11ra hut Thriaat Aaida.

The Matter Brought Before the Legisla-
ture but Thrust Aside.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Jan. BIN the legisla-
lowing preamble and resolution.
Whereas, it is reported that many OF our cit
liens are leaving the State and that over five
thousand have left single county during the
past six weeks; and, whereas, various causes
have beenk assigned therefor; among which
are bad legislation and oppressive local admin
istration. -
Therefore, be 1t resolved, that committee OF
three Senators be appointed to investigate and
report to this chamber forthwith what are the
grievances under which our people are leaving
to the extent that they are compelled to leave
their homes and native State at a time when
South Carolina needs an increase of labor to
develop her immense resources
After long and animated debate the mat
ter was indefinitely postponed. 1t is announced
on trustworthy authority that several hundred
of the negroes who joined in the exodus from
Edgegeld have returned home disguised with
the scheme.