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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-01-29

RICHMOND, Jan. 2S Charles Glizier Of Vas
salboro, while walking on tho track, was
struck By wild train with snow plow at
Iceboro, this afternoon, and instantly killed.
His head was split open, one half being thrown
sixty feet, his clothing aud boots torn off and
he was otherwise injured. The heavy storm
doubtless prevented his hearing the train.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-01-29
MAINE,
JURY DISAGREED

Es she Result in the Dayton Alleged Ar
SON Case.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-01-29

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-The Second Assist
ant Postmaster General has completed the ex-
animation of the bids for carrying the mails in
Maine for four years from March 4th next, and
the following are the lowest and successful
bidders on the routes named:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-01-29

Especially Reported Tor the PTess.}
AUGUSTA, Jan. %.
The bill giving authority to the Maine
Central railroad to form steamboat connec-
tions, which came up from the House, pending
its rassage to be enacted in concurrence, was
tabled at the instance of Senator McAllster of
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-01-29

Monday night Dion BOucicault will appear at
Portland Theatre as Conn in thel "Shaughraun,"
supported by Miss Nina Bouccault as Nova and
Dion Boucicault, Jr., as Harvey Duff. The sale of
seats will begin tomorrow morning. There is no
better play of its class existing than THE Shauqh
raun." There is no actor on the stage to-day who
can excel Mr.. Bouccault in his lmpersonation Of
provoking hero of the niece
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-01-29

LONDON, Jan. 29.-OVer 20 letters have been re-
ceiyed by the authorities recently, in which threats
were made to blow up public property, especially
Nelson's column in Trafalgar square and the gem
eral post office. Extreme precautionary measures
are being taken by the officials to ward of turthur
disaster. The idea becomes stronger that the po-
lice, although not very reticent possess very strong
clews to the perpetrators of the recent Outrages
Various Irish National League meetings have been
held throughout Ireland, at which resolutions
adopted denouncing the dynamiters in the strong
est terms
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-01-29

Mr.. Albion Mace met with painful acct
dent while at work on his shop recently
While driving nail it few back hitting him
in the eye and nearly putting the eye out.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-12-12
DEB

To anchor monetary system il this
age OF steam pni electricity To AN cd ef-
tcte coin basis system ii; only far IudC
uncIvil Z"d prop'e. is 20 abolish the rail-
road and go back to the oxtcan. to throw
away the steam plow and 90 back to the
fork'd stick, to do awsy with the tel
graph and rcadopt the pony express, to
break up the printing p css an rr-cm>
plcy the news monger to shut off the ell
cctrc light and light our houses witt;
pitch knots. T..c power in every n7t.on
tllat dictates The vJ,ia' OF mo ncy is in
tcrest"d in its Sclrcitv to Increase debt.
Debt is the stalk the crop Of usury grows
ON. Here is the fly IN the ointmeut. The
scdrccr the money the more the debts,
more debt more u.9ry, more bondage tor
Industry, the greater immunity to idltness.
The peoples interest is in an abundance
of money and scarcity of duht. Debt is
the damstr of the race. not debt cxactly,
but usury on debt. Experience shows
and reason teaches 81 ong as debt con-
';nu"s SO long will usury continue. t.
abolish usurv, abolish debt, not the
leg i collection NJ debt, but debt its IT,
To 30 this pruvi.le "A currency equl lie
volume, SO one dollars worth of property
will be represented by one dollar Of mon
ry, debt will then be unnecessary and
saonld be made y crime by law. This
plan IN Is tne debt, u>ury, labor, dam,
n,tioa, l"4pliz'l Idlrncss, spo'iator
system. II cuts the dogs tail Off JUS
behind til. ears. Chicago Express.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-12-12
GEHEEHp ANU WIN DIV PLANTS.

Ivy when trained about the wIndGvs,
door frame, or upon the frames of pie.
.ures, is one of tho nnH pleasing OF room
decorations. Dust Is lis greatest enemy,
vs. washing the leaves with = sponge ol
soft cloth ahd warm water. Ii scale in>
sects are seen, remove by means OF "a
brush; an OH tooth brush vii! answer.
The stems oi chry>anthrmums, when out
ot flowers, should be cut away. AMI the
pots removed tn the cellar, where they
must not get 81 y rs to kill tAe roots.
B.in3 pots OF bulbs from the cellar, few
at n time, for succession OF bloom
Hanging baskets are best watcred 10y
piunging lhem tntO Il tupof wattr until
tie earth is soaked through. Ovcr-!irtt-
Ing, drynuss, dust and insects, are the
greu, obstacles 10 successu! win iow
gardening. The temperature should not
rXcyei seventy ,ivg,ce II 1t can dc avoid
c.l, and should be fifteen degrees less at
night Glye air by opening window IN
miid lays, but avoid = cold diait upon
the plants. Ev prrate water upon tie
stove if the room is heated by one Cow
rr the pl ,nts with lisht cloth or pap'r
screen. when the room is swept. Water
oLly when the soil shows that the sur.
face is dry. Oace II week. set the plants
in bath.,ub or sink ,anl shower corious~
ly with water from II watering pot with a
fine -Amrrican Acri"ulu:iSt.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-12-12
1peciMcnti"mx for H"I!ainys.'

Aessrs. PAlli.er, Pail.c: ~ 'o., ol Bridge
pert, c., the "cll known arcLitccts ana pub
lishcrs Of standard works onarcLtccture, nave
lately issued shcet contaia A., pau; and .'-c.
sncxtions VI very tasteful niodcin ciGhtrCo'n
cottage With tower and Also! Ni.h The ace c.s>;,y
notifications for building It without the tower,
aad with but six rooms il dc,irci. In it, most
costly forM the outlay Is estimated at SJ,uJc.
without tho towcr j, has been built ior 8, ,5d0;,
Ana II only s'x rooms are inciudcd, tho ce>'
nay 10 rcdu ced 10 81 100 or $1,000. neta'
ere given Of mintels, stairs, door. ma Il cAsins,s
>ornlccs, etc. The publishers have found IN
= most popular plan tncy have ever lssuedN
ssE6stxte that it has heel. adopted in mora .hatn
- hundred instapccswithin chi sn !" icd.ch-
E. . sams dr'n Issue spcciiin 10 ~ blay
, ted fvr IRAN, or brchc "v.iu ,.tts al 4
cAp. Ai.J isfm, II Dilldm; e A",s
~ oooks % IN sicrn incxpe artistic cOm
- sks plans wlich.rs oI reatcal Na.Ls
SaN6eSB, sHisnessvs - hIIynei,d
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Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-12-12
FACTS FOR THE CURIOUS.

SHARKS generally turn on their sid@
to eat.
II animals the arms and legs are o.
the same length.
No CREATURE below the back k-boned
animals ever breathes through its mouth.
SILK waste, which n few years age
was sold for old rags, is now nanufact'
ured III New York into a variety OF fine
cloths.
SUGAR is pretty well mp now. We are
afraid it will become as dear as it was iH
'he days of Henry ", of France, wher
it was sold by the ounce by apothccariPs
nearly as Peruvian lark is now sold.
AMONG tue peaaautry in certain por
ton of Germany it is considered Il sign
of good luck to meet pig. Some
shreWd goldsmith utilized the ilea l.
manufacturing charms. or pig embleIns
which ho"ome al the raga in Germany,
and which nave lately been The faaAios
in this country.
THERE is a plant in Chill, and sirni
lar one iu Japan, called the "foyer ~
the air." This appelation is given to
it because it has no root, and is never
ixnd to the er5h Ii twiuns round
dry tree or sterile rock. Each shoe,
produces two or three flowers Like lily,
white, TRANSPARENT an! odorifcrous. L.
- capable of being transported 200 C
300 leagues; anl it vcG3t5tls IS it t!GVr
sls, suspended 10 tWis.
Rur one rccEcr:nal warair cnlnr Ia.
ssar been lonorcd with n''uri;l ia West
minister abbey, and that was Graham,
tbe clocklnaker. Graham maze evact
astronomy possible Ivy his Ffest i'm
yrovcments IN time pieces. He np mt
ed the dead-baG: escapement aid the
Gr!diron compromising pendulum, AID
he was the tli : to MAKE clocks that
wDu,d ram for MAI = days without wind
dag. Graham was al maker of great
quadrants. and instruments of ti,at sort.
Ills funeral vas attendciby al the mem.
oors of the RoTal Society.
FRANCE, viewed from sanitary point,
) one OF thc most favored countries III
,he world, yet zearly 100000 PEI onS
fle there eNlTy year. From this it j.
;tatistiaGlly proved tina. TIC daily nnm-
'-cr of dests in The world averages nca~,
" o., 100. while tae number OF births IL
over 10I CSC in every twent y-fOpr aol,r3.
The timid, WHO think ths earth is going
20 fl W with people in very few yearf
md crowd them off. can take COURAGE
AZ from the latest showing there ia as
,nnual increase in popnlatioE ss t4S
shan 2 zoo, 600 at the preseut Une.
TIT lion has often been seen to de
'pi3e contemplate enemies alIl prrdon
heir i.suits when it was in Lis power to
punish tFcm. he has beor scon t.
spare trc Eres os such IS wt.o t,l~o~:n
to be devorred by him, to live poacsa-
Diy with them, to aiTJrd them prt OF
,is Subsistence, and sometimes to want
iooa himself raihor than priye then
IF tat life which lis generosity hag
spar - ~ Ion is net USUALLY cr,r"l
he l., only SO from nt.'cSsity, a2d reve-
kill, more than he CONSUMES. Whei
atia!. Il, hv Is i,yr'"ctly geI.le.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-12-12

A GREEK WoMA>, says Mines, IN hi.
Eothen. wears her whole fortune on lei
person in the share of jewels or gold coins
believe that this mode of investment is
adopted in a great measure for safety's
sake 1t has the advantage OF enabling
sritor to reckon as well is 10 adiuii1, tic
ehiect OF his affection.
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Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-12-12
LIGHTING TIE ATLANTIC.
Ak INGENIOUS SCHEME TO LESSEN THE
DANGERS OF SuIPwKNCK.

an ingcnlous person had suggested tie
feasibility OF lighting the Atlantic ocean
and establishing IA series Of ttlcrap';iC
stations irrm Sandy Hook to FAstnri
rock. The originator OF ,his system, F.
A. Cloulman of Roun lop;, n. Y, has
filed his p Ans and spccIhtiti'ns at the
treasury dep irtmcnt i'll Washington.
The sI stem embraces the collecting aud
forwarding ot y scientific observations
from fix Il sta ms in tGe north At
| lantc; the sUCCoring Of wrecked or dI.
trcssed yesst ls in mid tcean, and repoi,-
ing the progress and conditinn of vessels
engaged in the transatlantic trade.
| The station will be IA circular vessel,
strcrely constructed to Withstand the
heavv -,3-. with an upper deck or roof,
corsey in shape. from the top OF which
arises an iron frame work, sustaining n
bn!lian, electric light. the electricity be-
ing generated by dynamo machines
, waich ale to bo ran hy Il compact, power
ful engine, consuming minimum
amount OF luc! The vessels are 10 be
submerged To dcp'h sufficient to main >
tain al equilibrium and to present the
least possible surface of resistance to the
seas The convex 'op 10 b. lighted with
"dcadlieitS,' rs well as hy the system "t
incandescent electric lighting. The iron
frame work from the top will contain all
the vcntila,ing, smoke and steam pipes.
Tn" project of lighting tie Atlantic,
or rather oi lighting the steam line be-
tween Amcric. and Europe, may bc sail
to he founded upon two undspu'ed
possibilities. namely, that liehtship
will lie ut anchor il heavy sen without
protect IN, and that ecatrcal commuui-
cation may readily he maintalacd between
tic two continents.
1t Is proposed to utilize these already
ascertaincd facts Icy not only marking
out the track across the ocean, bat afford
inS at shoy. intervals safe refuge for
the passengers and crsNs of disabled YES.
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100000 :;*: s:::5': ::: e: !: !; ;:::; ::
. package Of goods Of large vaiu-, thd Will start
ySu In work that vii 1T oLcc bring y.u IN money
fssfur than snythin, els" III Amr, irs All alb 'ut-
the $2O0. .OOO ia presents " tia rtih bux AGENTS
wanted essrywh-r VI cith,r sex of MI sg-s FOR all
the time. or spare time 'nly work for II. at
thslr own homes. F.rttn-s "f I'll workers a1saIu
tsiy sssurHd. Don delay. II. HALLLru i Co., Pm
land, Maius
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13

II il strange some of Hon. G. g. Con :
nck's newspaper brethren of the sape
mixed poitteal fuith -lould not know l'eit ?
thln Ia print every worl on "hariilS writ
teu card. sent shem concerning snoih =
active Dema-fi rvsnback siates man. 1hs =
staiemeuts "a werri~d Mr.. Cons och that be
IA. frli obliged - make the following
reply
Ia my earl fscfnitF pui,itshsd ~ the
frasiff ard fieasorfaf li eIs~ nsH my iaten
fsass 10 insinsais tfat Ne ilaflH4sme en-
e. fssi iile fafhfsi.sf4 flf anF ffmaneFst isef
ssiti. + - fepi fed f8f / hsllsss his zeal is6f-
tsae ss~ fhr seest - tlr pfiBfiiis.s IT ihe
f+sFiY. afsa fef he suaid have 'issss he ssH e
W aHfa1lig. eaa ieifae his ess eRi<uS.
Aaf hs- 60 slsnle sHs Fassi sH.iisa isli lssf
aH f'ia. sef eas satiii,ts af & - std eFsH
aseuftssl<d lli ~saee tiss sisssi - af AF
ftastfsa8 5 sstgf 49, eG fiss 8 ,fsstrHeii.ls
= -. sstal- ~ 80 ia.s Al 80 mI hassiil
~f.tfsa e4ff
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13
The Rriehfer Side.

The world has again begun to move: car
wheels are revolving and business is astir.
Mails are coming into the city aud where was
naught snve clustering winds. driving snow
aud frigidity, now reigne activity, enter
Prise and life. The world. or the busy part
of it, il out around again to-day. To be sure
its tender ears are still hell in mittens and
ia teeming stee Is are encased in circlngled
blankets, but il il out. and that is cause for
rejoicing. The railroads are open for traffic
and the Sunday and Monday newspapers. 10
say nothing about innumerable bank drafts.
are beginning TO show np. Some have
almost forgotten Grand Rapids has been
visited with n blizzard. aud would not en-
c ,urage memory but for frozen ears and
d. ger til,s: others rejoice over the storm. for
Il has III ,rded good excuse To them for re-
fa-ing numerous Invitations to capture the
''bouly lftze.'
All railroad. " n send out regular passen-
rpr trains or time to- day ard people can
bsard file sums without fear of -l' ndiug
the night in snr~ bauk twenty miles out.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13
&" Shaun Rhue.'

This evening the distinguished Irish COM
edian and vocalist, Joseph Murphy, support
el by his own powerful company. will appear
in Fred Mar1den's drama shaun Rhur," at
POwers's Oper, House. The Brooklyn Eagle
speaks thus of the play:
shaun Rhue," in which Mr.. Joseph Muir
phy appeared last night at the Park Theater
before a ,rge and delighted audiences. IL Il
much more interesting pie ce than kerry
Cow" Its companion drama. Ii has n
-tronger plot. contains more of humor. Is
brighter in wit and dialogue, and its sito-
atinuS aud clmaxes are more thrilling aud
exciting Mr.. MurI,hy's impersonation of the
Iual role of Larry DonOrdR and Shaun was
thoroughly artistic, his unctuou- acting and
quaint speeches awakening the liveleSt hi
Ia -ity. while .hiS singing of the touching
ballad. "a Hanlful of f ,rth," drew tear
frpm many eyes.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13
A a.. : Rte

The trienn1al lee IN ~ . ice : " witt
Clinton Consistory s. r r. ). ok place
last evening. The following we're elected:
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svsrtoat. IL TT Lisut. Com q F. Pant
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13
YESTERDAYS COURTS.

PRoBATE-E-tate of Joseph F. Bird, min
or. Petition for appointment of guardian
filed. March 10 set for hearing. ng.-Estate
OF Matilda Leitelt, ct al. minor. Guardian :
first annual account filed March set for
hearing Estate of Frederick +. Matthews,
dec-a+rd- Amended inventory an execn
irIx's first annual account filed. d.-Estate of
Catharine Rauch, d. ceased. Warrant and
inventory filed.-E~tate of Reuben ii. Ken
yon, deceased Administrators final ac-
count filed March 10 set for hearing.
CIRcUIT.-The People V. Geo. W. Kent.
Burglary and larceny. Order TO show cause
dismissed and respondent allowed To 90 on
bail given before commiSsIOn.-In the
matter of the estate of Eliza III. DISbrow,
deceased. l. NJ. Sch ,fsld. proponent, v.
Eliza Ii. Walker, Contestant. On trial.
OFFICE BUsINEss.-Appeals from Justices
docket: Edward &. Burril V. Niles Stand
iSh; Claud II. De Arcus v. The Street Rail
way Company of Grand Rapids. Mich; Geo.
X. Johnson V. Eugene Carpenter; Alta A..
Dennis v. Gusiave A. Wolf.
PoIICE.-Edwnrd Miller, drunk: twelve
days in jail Theodore Desmond. larceny
from the person; adjourned To Feb. lG at
ga. IN.
SuPERroR.-James L. Wadsworth Y. Celia
Wadsworth. IN chancery. Decree of divorce
granted complainant
UNITED SrATEs.-Willis B. Perkins ad-
mitted TO practice in the United States
Courts npon motion of Arthur G. Dennison.
- hos. III. Mason ct nj V. The Pewabc
Mining Company. Motion for temporary
injunction now being argued
Before United States Commissioner G. B.
Hinsdell-Uuted States Y. JASPER Morsly.
Ashland. Newayvo county. Carry ing ON the
business of selling retail liquor without pay-
/ ~ special tax. Held for trial 60 appear at
March term of United States Court. Bail
given in 800 for appearance or Tuesday,
March 3. 1876.
JUsTtcE BROUwFR. James +. AuEur v.
Nm. Puge. As umiSit. Judgment for
plaintiff for $l4O0 aud costs-- Frank
Dewey v Cornelius DE Leeuv. Assumpsit
S,ttled md costs paid john Luyend, K y.
Fnhn Caulfield As~unp=It. Adjourned 10
Feb. rs at . a. m. by consent.
JUsTfcs SAUNDERS. People - Cyrus s.
RiIl-. Larceny over So. ADJOURNED to
Feb. 10 nt . y. m.---Snme '. Judd Biil-.
Same. Held ia Sfsn ball. committed aud
caas adjoufu,d 10 Ftb. ~ --- Myrou G. Huy
wosa v q. A. k0tch AssumfrIf Settled.
-----IHmes Gallagher v lsrptnr Nc@flrsok.
Iresatass on the case. Adionfned - Feb ~