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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Queens AbdicatIon,


NEW YORK. juno 18th. - The WorldS
Washington special says; The report of the
probable abiication Of Queen Victoria caused
agood deal CT stir in diplomatic circles here.
The general impression is that the event is
quite probable. The same reports seem to
have reached this country through an en-
tirely different channel, aud seem well au-
thenticated. Even the British Minister is
said to have expressed his beliaf in tbs re-
port, though his has had no official notifcs.
ton of the fact. The Queens advanced age
and increasing troubles are urged az entirely
con6rm2tory CT the report. Mr.. West is re-
ported as saying that he has for some time
expected to hear that such q step was in con-
temptation. The Queen is now in her sixty
fifth year, ana the cares CT State rest heavily
upon her shoulders.
The New Chinese War Ship.
BERLIN, July 12th-After witnessing the
trial trip yesterday of the Chen Yuen, the
new Chinese ironclad just built at Ssettin,
Marquis Tsorg, on the part Of China, had an
audience with the Minister of Foreign Affairs
later. He had just previously received Baron
Won Brandt, the German Minister to China,
on his return from Pekin. II is stated that
Brandt proceeded to Paris. The whole affair
ia the subj ect OF much comment here. Prince
Won Hohenlohe, the German ambassador at
Paris, is expected mere shortly. Ihe Paris
Temps maintains that if contest occurs be-
tween France and China before the Chen
Yuen is ready for sea, the vessel must be de-
tanned by her German builders until after
hoatilities. 1t is the intention to take the
Chen Yuen to China under the German flag
and manned by German crew.
Basis OF Peace Between Chile and Peru.
LIMA, June 12th.-The basis OF peace
signed BY Seniors Novoa and lovalle, on be-
half Of Iglesias, siipulates for the csssion Of
all the territory south Of the river CimairoD.
and to Chile the occupation by Chile OF
Tacns and Aries for ten years. after which a
plebiscite is to decide to whom they shall be-
long, and the country getting them is to pay
an indemnity Of $40, 600 600 to the other.
Abducted by Bandits.
HAVANA. June 125h, - Ex-Chief Carlos
Aguero, at the bead Of number Of bandits,
abducted wealthy proprietor, and his
friends ransomed him for SO, 600.
Election In Mexico.
CRY OF MExIco, June 12sh.-Guillermo
Vale and Miguel Auzs have been elected
President aud Vice-President of the National
Supreme Court,
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Or. Ia VARS Seminal Pulls cure all
cases OF Seminal weakness, LOss Of Ygor Nocturnal
Emissions, lmpoteBey, Nervous and PHYSICAL De
bty, and all that class Of complaints arising from
Excess, Indiscretion or Abuse The old find in this
remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young safeguard and protection. Dr.. La MARS
SEMINAL Pills restore the Sexual Organs debilitated
from whatever cause to their prestne vigor. Price,
e 30 per bottle. Sent g. o. ID. by express 10 any
address, secure from observation. Address all orders
to A. McB0YLB B. CO., Druggists, Postohice BJx
1852, San Francisco. n2g.ern
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CONSTIPATION.
TUFTS HAIR DYE,

GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS changed to q GLOSSY
BLACK by a single application of this DYE 1t inn
parts natural color, acts InStantaneouSly Sold
OFFICE, 35 MURRAY ST, NEW YORK..
DR.. TUFTS MANUAL Of Valuable Information and y
SUseful Receipt, will he rscd FREE appIieaiio1R
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sTEINWaY 8. SONS, PIANos

& OCIETY BADGES, JEWELS AND CHARMS
- Of every kind in gold, silver or metal. at Ma
THAN J0sEPHS, 81 Ciaz street, SOLE AGENT
IN San FRANCISCO fcz the Universal Bacye and
Recalls 90. Worknen's badges IN sclid gold for
81. 20 tsgs fee. Single badges G 0. D. Trade
supplied. 81 tvs
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PIoNEER LIVERY sTAsLE.

HACBs Oh CALL AT AMY HoUa, *
4 Il day o. night Coupez, Passions, s<ssss<d
AoczaEays, Basoueaes, BaSgics, With the N-Gt
best rosdsteTs 20 be found In zuY livery stable O.
tas eozst for Eire. Horses kept 10 nvey ST rez5o7
able rztss- Livery Stableson Fourth street. be Esen
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70 nTufIe TELLING,
DR. g. I. sIMM0NS

HAs RETURFED TO sACsAgEsTo FROM
q Ia Extern trip, and nav be ccns,ljtsd ~ -
cd esice, ~ street. rns0 2nIr,
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 70 1Hz RsoOaD.unos.l
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Negro Lyrehed in kentucky.
H.. Tv-r, 10 4 1911 -

HIcKNAx. June Il IA masked mob, be.
t#ssn , and o'clock yesterday morning,
took Henry Colbert. 3 razFo, from jsii hare
and carried hin OF 20 tie woods with
rope srouHG his neck. Il Is nos k1osn for a
fact what was done Sish the nesra, bus It is
supposed the rob hanged him. He was &C.
casei Nth having. slo1g with another negro.
Peter Hsrs, Esis sa zssemps on ths night Of
ti:s 9Th OF last March g enter the ha7ss Of
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
CuARLEs =. PiNKmAM, M. D.,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
ofice-SeEenth and streets (over Acker-
mans). Residence-Removed to $50 Eighth street,
between and /, Sacramento, Cal. Office hours
l 10 4 and TO s P NJ: Sundays. , 70 1 P NJ iel3.lm
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AUCTIONS.
NOTICE

A THE OPENING OF THE SALE OF THE
N Boston Bazaar We will sell one Top Buggy,
California make which will be sold without reserve
on account Of departure for Chicago.
ie13 II BELL & CO., Auctioneers
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'sttu.
Found shot Through the Heart.

ST. LOUIS. June 18th. = Advices from
Indian Territory saw: benjamin. +. Porter,
Private Secretary to Chief Chreeol, and
brother of General Porter, Commander Of the
Creek Nation, was found dead on the street
in Okamulgee yesterday morning, shot
through the hssrt. Whether his death was
accidental, or the result of a quarrel with
gang Of roughs carsusing around town firing
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Molassas and smear

Mr Isaac Emery on his return home from
Cuba two weeks ago favored US with the in.
format there on the short
ness of the molasses and sugar crop of Cuba
this season, which was estimated to be from
Is to 25 per cent. short OF an average crop, and
the following from an exchange goes to show
that the information given US by Mr.. Emery
was correct:
There has been considerable excitement in
the sugar trade in New York for the past
week, due TO large orders for Cuban SUI sars
and the charterng of a large number of
steamers 10 go TO Cuba. This movement was
stated by refners ana importers today to be
due to authoritative information that the Gu
ban sugar crop was fully 20 per cent. below the
estimate made short time ago. Large orders
have been sent to Cuba by Havemeyer & Co.
and other refDers, who are importing directly
on their own account, and as the storage facil-
ties of Havana, MatanZas, Cardenas, Sagua
Mevitas, Puerto del Padre and Gibara are lin
tied, and as the sugars are injured by exposure
if stored on the open wharves, the demand for
steam charters has been unusually large. 1t is
also stated that these charters have been made
to anticipate the probable increase in freight
rates, which will, it is thought, more than off
set the difference made in the duties by the
new tariff, which goes into effect in June, and
that the shipment contracts have been made as
low as So hogshead, which it is asserted will
hardly cover the running expenses of the
steamers. The lowest freight rates have been
obtained on the ocean tramps," of which
there are nov about fifteen at the ports men
toned loading for New York.
On the 14th, this week, 1000 hogsheads of
boiling molasses was sold in New York at 321
cents for so test, and 2OGO hogsheads sold in
Philadelphia at SO cents for so test 1t looks
as il molasses and sugar must rule higher this
coming season.
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The following are the closing quotations stoc
Gloucester Fish Market.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING Mch. l5.


Georges Codfsh-Wequote Georges S7@S7A and
S515 P qtl for large and medium; picked cured at
S5A for large and S4s4 ass for medium; Bay
Trawl S6$s and S45s New shores S6s4 y qtl for
large and So for medium; v F. Goldfish at S7 lB oti:
choice Nova Scotia dry Bank S5s4.
Cusk at % y qtl: Shore Haddock at S414 Hake
$3149S313, American Pollock at 1914; English
cured do 81 " OF.
Boneless and prepared fish 4Ts to Sc y ID for
lower grades and TIA to 915c for genuine goldfish
Smoked Halibut 12c p ib; Smoked Salmon at l7c;
Scaled Herring at 28c " box; No at 25c; tucks
zoe. Smoked Alewives 81 % y hundred.
AIackerel at Sl5lq SIC, S12GS13 and S91h 0slO
" bbl for Is, rs, and 3s
Herring-We quote new round Shore S45saS5 %
bbl.; choice Nova Scotia split at s6; medium dc At
S4s4 small do S4;Bay of Fundy gibbed at S4 Nova
Scotia do S414; Labrador STA.
Trout at S1412 ~ Dbl; Picked Goldfish STA Had
dock S612, Halibut Heads S315 Tongues at SI3
Sounds at SIS, Tongues and Sounds at Sl3 Ale,
wives "a; Swordish none; Halifax Salmon s2I0
S22i California do $40; Shad a. Sl11a; Fines an g.
Fresh Halibut-Last sales at 131a and 12c 10 fb
for white and gray.
Frozen Herrinq-S1 y 100
Market Fish-None on the market.
Pure Medicine Oil 81 90 y gal crude do al soc.
Blackdsh Oil 65c; Cod do 44d45c; Shore do al 43S
44c;Porg1e do none on market.
Porgie scrap,$15 " ton; Fish do Sl2;Iiyer do 80.
Livers 3Oa35c " bucket.
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NARROW ESCAPE.
A Catastrophe Nearly Caused by Care
less Engineer.

Boston, March ga narrow escape from
what might have been fearful catastrophe
occurred this morning at the point where the
Boston and Maine and Eastern railroads cross
each others tracks at Boston One train was
approaching on each track, and the right of
way was given the Boston and Maine from the
signal tower. The engineer of the Eastern
train started however, and the two engines
came together at the crossing, causing some
damage to them, but none to the passenger
cars. Great excitement was caused among the
hundreds of passengers on the heavily loaded
trains That engineer Channel of the Boston
and Maine train is blameless in the matter,
seems generally conceded. Engineer Judkns
of the Eastern is roundly denounced by many
as guilty of culpable earelessness that might
have resulted fatally. He explains that the
fues of his engine were leaking badly and
that his attention was distracted from the sig
nails by this fact. Traffic along both lines was
suspended for about an hour.
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MAINE.

Passadumkeag Log Driving Company
BANGOR, March 16-The Passadumkeae
Log Driving Company organized to-day at
Burlington with j. W. Porter of Bangor al
president and John Morrison. Albert G. Page
Charles Woodman and Isaiah Morey as
directors.
Railroad Bridge at ST. John to be Bull
Immediately.
President Jackson, General Manager Tucker
Directors Sewall, Hyde and Strickland of the
Maine Central Railroad and J. Murray Ka,
and Superintendent McLead of the st. Johr
and Maine Railroad and other parties from St
John and st. Andrews held consultation il
BANGOR to-day. The proposed railroad bridge
at ST. John, N. b., was given consideration
and it was determined to commence building
the bridge at once. The cost is estimated :c
bs about 100000
offered Command OF Jay Goulds Yacht
PORTSMOUTH, N. H, March 16.-Captair
Sargent of Kittery, Maine commander o.
steamship Indiana of the American line be-
tween Philadelphia and Liverpool, has beer
offered the command of Jay Goulds new
yacht.
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Consul Denny at Shanghai has forwarded
$500 for the Garfield Hospital Three hun
dred dollars of this amount were contributed
by Chinese friends of Mr.. Denny, who in for
warding the subscription said they 'swould be
most happy to head Chinese circular and
send it around among our friends. But to ask
our countrymen to subscribe to hospital to be
built in country which will not permit the
Chinese to enter it for years is more than we
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victory for argoil comnanu

MEANWHILE, Pa, March 16.-Judge Church.
this morning, read decision in the case Of the
Tide Wafer Pipe Line Company VS.. Satter-
field ct al. The points raised in the case were
decided in favor of the plaintiff. The result is
to secure in control the Tide Water old
board OF managers, namely A. w. Perrin, B.
d. Benson, franklin B. Gowan and James r.
Keene, As it was rumoTed the Standard Oil
Company was back of the Satterfield party
this decision is defeat for that corporation as
1t confirms the control of the managers op-
posed to the Standard Company.
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NEW YORK.
A New Unitarian Church.

New York, March 16-Next Sunday new
Unitarian church will be formed in Horticul-
tural Hall by Rev. M. K. Schermerhorn, of
Newport. Mr.. Schermerhorn says:-"The
church will be Unitarian, with the enthusiasm
and faith of the most orthodox. One of the
main objects of the society is to honor and
seek the reasonable faith of all religions, and
to welcome the fellowship of all aspiring hui
manity who are trying to become better, no.
bier and purer. 1t will be the first Christian
church broad enough to take in what is good
in all Bibles and all religions. Our creed cor
sists of twelve words, which express the fund
amental principles of all the religions of the
world:-'God. humanity, worship, duty, prov-
dence, prayer, inspiration, revelation, repent
ance, retribu'ioD, holiness. and the immortal
lfe.n
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Fears of Flood Along the connoot,o,

Fears OF Flood Along the Connecticut.
SPRINGFIELD, March 16.-Reports from all
along the Connecticut valley show there is q
BODY of snow between five and six feet deep on
the ground in New Hampshire and Vermont.
This is a much larger quantity than is usual
at this time of the year. There are fears of a
great flood when the tf1aw comes. The high
temperature of yesterday, which reached 500
at some points about noon, promised to start
the thick ice in the river, but the cold of last
night and this morning has caused it to become
very firm again.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
IRON workers Going to Work.

PoTrsrowN, Pa, March 16.-At meeting
today OF Potts Brothers rolling mill employees
who have been on a strike ON account of reduc-
tion of wages it was decided to resume work at
the price offered by the company Strike at
Pottstown Iron Company's works is also
ended.
The lower mill is in full operation and most
of the furnaces at the nail pudding depart
ments are working.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Ravages Of piphtheria

Ravages OF Dlphtheria.
PITTsF1ELD, March 16-Patrick and Ann Nc
Dermott have lost three children from diph-
iberia within week, viz: John. aged year Z
onths; Jane. II years old, and Thomas, aged 4
years months. They all died after brief
illness. Only two children are left.
Failure of a Paper Company.
SPRINGFIELD, March 16-The Chaplin Paper
and Pulp Company have filed petition in in
solvency and their Liabilities are reported at
$25, 600 or $4,000.
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UNIoNTowN, Pa, March IGN. L. Dukes.
the murderer of Capt Mutt, is at his mothers
home in German township. He stated he con-
templates claiming his seat in the State legis-
lature and will remain in the country and
practice law. Jacob A. Amalong, one Of the
jurors in the Dukes trial, was assaulted on the
streets OF Belevernon this evening and so
badly beaten that his lsfo is despaired of.
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Insurance Companies Resisting Pay


NEW HAVEN, c., March 16.
February, 1882, the dry Roodsstore of
Edward Malley in this city, father Of
Walter Malley and uncle to James Malley,
notorious as defendants in the Jennie Cramer
case, was burned Tie insurance on the
burned premises amounted to $4,000 and the
loss is estimated at 100000 The insurance
companies with few exceptions refused to pay
the losses and evinced determination to
resist payment OF claims as they believed they
were justified in so doing. Thirty companies
were brought into court and the cases set
down for trial next week.
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THE WEATHER BUREAU.
Cutting Down the Service to Meet e R,
duction in the Appropriations.

Cutting Down the Service to Meet Re-
duction in the Appropriations.
WASHINGTON, March 16.-Owing to lack of
appropriations Chief Signal Officer Hazsn has
ordered the discontinuance of thirty caution
airy. display stations, including the following:
Maine-Batb, Boothbay, Rockland, South
west Harbor.
New mpshire-Portsmouth
Massachusetts-Bas River Light, Chath am,
Fall River, Gloucester, Highland Light Hy-
annis, Lynn, Marblehead, New Bed ford,
Newburyport, Woods Hol.
Connecticut-New Haven Light, Stoning-
ton.
Rhode Island Bristol, Southeast Light,
Block Island.
New York-City Island, Fire Island.
Besides these reductions the teegraphic
weather reports from Eagle Rock, Idaho, Mt.
Washington, N. H., and Fort Washakie, Wy
omiDg, are discontinued. The telegraphing
OF the o'clock a. NJ. synopsis and specol bul,
letin to printing stations is stopped, and the
following stations are discontinued: Alpena,
Mich; Champaign, H.; Dennison, Tex; Du-
buque, Iowa; Erie, Pa; Madison, Wis; Nor
gentown, w. Va; New London, CT; New
port, r. l.; Port Edes, La; Sandusky, Ohio:
Silver, City, N. NJ; Starkville, Miss. eau
tionary display stations will be established al
New London, Ct., and Newport, r. I.
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sheen Killed nv Cold,

LAREDO, Tex, March 16.-The sheepmen
report heavy loss from the cold rain OF last
week. Some Of the largest owners say they
have lost third Of their flock and that there
will be total loss of the lamb crop. The loss
west OF the Nueces river will reach $250,000.
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we Week's Failures.

NEW YORK, March IS. The business fail
ures of ths last seven day, as reported to r. g.
Dun q Co., number 225 as against 252 last
week, reduction OF n. The, New England
the Southern 46, the Pacific States 8, New
York city II, and Canada 81; total 225.
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The FIRE in Fornat CIV sta,

The fire in Forest City started below Soul
Inns Hotel, and spread so rapidly that in a
very short time all the business houses in the
town were ablaze. a strong easterly breeze
was blowing. Ernest Miller was burned to
death IN Heintzein's store. The loss will run
into hudreds of thousands, heavily covered bv
insurance. Only a few dwellings are left At
lost accounts desperate efforts were being made
to save the Bald Mountain Works
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Defeulter to the Amount of $4,000
SAN FRANCISCO, March 16.-An exam;na-
tion of the books Of the Harbor Commissioners
today showed that John S. Gray, secretary of
the board, was defaulter to the amount Of
$40, ,000 Gray said he could make It good and
was given until p. m. TO do Sc. He left the
Office and has not been seen since,
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1llioit Mhiakev aeized.

WASHINGTON, March 16.-The commissioner
of internal revenue received a telegram today
from the collector of The eighth Kentucky
district stating that zen Illicit distilleries, with
5000 gallons of beer and filty-four fermentinq
tubes had been destroyed by Tevepue officers
IN Letcher and Perry counties, Ky.
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Chicago Live stock nIarEe.

(By Telegraph.)
CHICAGO. Mch: 16.-Hogs- Receipts 900 head:
shipments $500 head; good shade higher: mixed al
70o@7 90; light at 20@7 60; Iaeayy 6OGs 90:
skps 5OG6 75. w.
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pisastrous Fire in Bloorninatnn. Ind.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. March 16.-Fire early
this morning destroyed tho business houses OF
Kahn q Tannehaum J. w. Shoemaker, E. P.
Cole, q. L. Perdue, j. Howe, Jr, the Ameri-
can Express office aud John Graham's. Loss
$4,000.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
METEOROLOGICAL.

METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY -FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, D. G.
March II, ! A. M.
For New England,
Warmer fair weather, northwest shifting to
southerly winds and falling barometer.
SPECIAL BULLETIN.
The barometer is highest in the Gulf States,
low over Lake Superior and lowest over Cana
dian maritime provinces. The temperature
has fallen in the Gulf and Atlantic coast States
and has risen in other districts. Northeastern
ly winds are reported from the gulf coast,
northwesterly from tho Missouri valley and
New England, and southwesterly from other
districts. Light rains have fallen in Texas,
Arizona and Southern California, and occa-
sionally light SHOWS from Dakota to the upper
Lakes The Mississippi has fallen 10 inches at
Cairo and 10 at Memphis, and will continue
falling from Cairo to Vicksburg.
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MARINE NEWS.
A Bangor schooner in DISTRESS.

a Bangor Schooner in Distress.
WILMINGTON, N. c., March Schooner
Mile Trim; of Bangor, Capt. Barbour, % days
from New York for Charleston, guano laden,
to day put in here in distress with loss of fore
topmast. jibstay, rudder aud deck load and
leaking badly.
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New VorA stock and Money Market.

lBy IeleTaph)
NEW YORK, Mch. 16.-Money on call was fvery
active and stringent and fuctuated between 1Oai7
closing 10 bid; prime mercantile paper at 6G61h
Exchange is firm at 4.81 for long and 4.S3R for
short. Governments rs higher for As but otherwise
unchanged. State bonds neglected Railroad bonds
generally weak on fair velume Of business.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 233. 600 shares.
The following are today's closing quotations OF
Government Securities:
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MINoR TELRaRAMs

An inquiry has proved the presence of traces
OF phosphorus in the body of Prince Gorts-
chakoh. The mistress of the deceased posses es
written promise of marriage from him.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Never Known in March Before.
PLYMOUTH, N. H., March 16-The Pemige-
wasset river is frozen solid from New Hamp-
ton to Bristol. This was never before known
in March.
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