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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-19
NOSice.

All persons indebted to Schoe1feld & Heyman are hereby notified to settle forthwith, otherwise their ac- counts will be placed in the hands of an attorney with orders to face coi- lection. All persons having claims against the firm or against L. Schoen- field, are requested to present the same at the store and receive pay ment.
 SCHoENFELD & LEHMAN.
 Tombstone, Nov. 4, 1886. tf
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EReEsiOV as

The Willows Saloon, Harry Steven son proprietor, has removed to the building formerly occupied by Ash nun & Walker, on Allen street, next door to the Can Can, where the best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars can al-' ways be obtained. ect3
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4 Stage Is cauGGsl iEa an AVul-

4 Stage Is cassG!sI iRa an AVul-
 amche.
 Special to The Daily Tombstone.
 DENVER. Colo. November 19--Late last evening the stage cjntainlng nine passengers that left Leadvi!le yester- day morning for Aspen was caught in a snow slile on the top of mountain fifteen miles east of Aspen. The. entire outfit was carried over precipice two hundred feet high. A relief patty from Homestqge station succeeded in digging the passengers out of the ava lanche.' Four were unhurt but Robert Dwyer Chris Conn, nulcan .. Robert son F. A. Bariwsn and Lii lie McPEer son are expected 10 die. Asthe tele- graph wires to Aspen were down on account of lLe 'orm last night, further particulars on that account cinn1t be had.
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Upper San Pedro E1Ound-up.

Commencing at Cochisc Stronghold, Drl- goon mountains, October 5th, 1886, from there to Milestone and San Pedro Ranch on San Pedro River, above Benson, up the river to Sonora line, across 10 Terranata, thence around south end Huachuca mouL- taiEs 10 Barbaco1hari, down Barbacomari 10 mouth of valley. Mir. Jam,s Naugn will aut throughout as captain of said rodero.
 r. HERRERA,
 9 29 tf Scc'y T. s. C. 4.
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The Cottage Lodging House situa- ted on Fifth street between Fremont and Stafford, next door 10 Joseph Hoelilers, conducted by Mrs. Mary DeHaan, has just been thorough ly cleaned and elegantly return- 1shed, in every room. Hct and cold baths connected with the house. Rooms en suite or single. COmmer- eial travellers would do well to stop at this house. MRS. MARY DEHAAN.
 10-13-3m. Propretress.
 Cheap second hand furniture and stoves from $2 up. Thousands of things almost given away, at George E. Kohier's Second Hal.d Store, Up-- poslte Bird Cage Theater. ll-latt
 The Maison DJree will receive this evening the first shell oysters of tho season, and keep them constantly on hand. Call and try plate. ei them. V-5otf
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Killed.

Special to THE DAILY ToMBsToNGI.
 PARIS November l9.-Ten workmen were instantly killed to-day and six others seriously injured by the collapse of a building in proce of erection in Greenoble, DepIrtm mt of the 1sere, Berne.
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Scnooners Ashore.

Special 10 FIFE DAILY ToMEsTONEI.
 ST IGNANCE Mich November l9.= During the terrible gale and snow storm last night, the schooner P. s. Marsh l,aied with coal ran on the beach just inside Graham Point. The captain signaled at 10 this morning that she would go to pieces. AL So another schooner is ashore across the point abont four miles from this place.
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9'he Eseagutifss'.

Snec!al to THE DAILY ToMBsTONEl.
 CHICAGO November l6.-Through- out Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota snowstorms are prevailing and the photographic commrnicatio' are be- ing seri usly delayed in every dir'ct- ion,
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Notice to. Creditors. ] 11-zs -:

ES ROF DEUZEL WEBB. DECEASED The creditors of au all persons having claims against ILs sud named csta.e arS hereby notified 10 eL IDiL their claims vii ls the neceSsary GU: .Jrs Lo me, within logI months alter nrs. pLolication of thls noouf at the store Jf HeIreIa & Mcclure, :n hcs city of I0mUstouc, Cochlsc county, errl> tory Uf ArIZoua. Or the same will be forever barred. ERNEST Q. MCCI.JkE,
 Adminlstl aLor. Tombstone, September lst., 1886.
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An Attempt is Made to Poison The Family Of P. D. Armour The
 Chicago Packer.
The SEi!Il Hn aEae Esuiser NV1:.

The SaiIII Hn sEae Esniser Nut. Special to ihe Dnly Tombstone.
 MONTPELIER. November l9.-The Legislature b tn houses. has passed a bill providing that all Hotels or restau rants using olemargariuo shall put up urge signs notifying the public of the fact.
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%n5.GS E2czT3rS5.

I wiH pay h. above reward for in- I, rmation that will IelI to tue arrest ot the henI or hends who poisoned my dog. Is. BARNES.
 Fifth street News Depot.
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E,Ig@s.

4 Knights of Pythias seal ":th Charlie Trhylat's name engraved np- on it. Finder will receive suitable reward by leaving the same at the Occidental h.te.
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EBsNEK GIC0RE1S.

The following instruments were filed in the office of the County Re- corder to-day:
 OFFICIAL BOND. And cath of James Reilly as Justice of ihe Peace in the sum Of 5000, with X. T. Jones and L. Graf as sure ties.
 DEED-MINES, ". K. Meade to Geo. II. Backer, tie Delhi mine, and the Merrimac mine, Tombstone district, $l.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-19

FOR SALE-The fixtures and trade Of the Eclipse Bakery; also the Bakery to let. Apply to J. NJ. Nash, on the premises. u
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CnulIon Notice. z

e,Ail persons are hereby notified that mS wlIe, Louisa DcJtott having Ieit my bed and board wltuout cause or prUvUcatlUn, there. fore will not Ue respoLslble for, nUr pay / any debts of her contracting from and alseE this daIe. JOHN DE 1O.
 bisuce, Sept. l5.
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DISTRICT GOERT.

HON. w. II. BARNES JUDGE B. A. FICKAs CLERK
 Court convened at 10 a. m.
 Minutes of the previous day read and approved.
 The following cases were called and disposed of.
 McAllister and McCone vs. Benson Smelling Company-Judgment for the plaintiffs.
 Fulton ys. Barrows-Judgnlent for the plaintiff.
 W. F. Banning vs. Fredericks, truStee-On trial as we go to press.
 Jack Doling is doing his level best 10 get up settles of races fer Thanks giving day
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Jew York. .....-.........- A"os 0'e'
 W. F. Banning o' Banningburs is n the city.
 The Select Knights, A. o. U. W. meet to nght.
 The camp, it might be remarkel' is triaa dull.
 For fresh cranberries go to F. N, Wolcott's.
 And still th Police Court fails to furnish victim.
 Me, Eastern apples and m;nce meat 1t f. \. WolcoJt's.
 Frusch the circus man is running Il Pnenix during the fair.
 Suits well and thoroughly ci"an" ! or $l.jO by Harris the tailor, bothi- $ block . I-u'
 Don't fail to attend he entertain ment at Schieftylin Hall this evening.
 Schmieding is busily engaged in getting his billiard parlors into share.
 The Halladay Windmill for sale at F. N. Wolcctt's. Judge John Haynes took his dc parture this morning for Tucson. Leave srders for wood at F. \. Vol co!t's.
 Mrs. D. A. Nacnell and little daughter returned last evening from prolrscted visit to California.
 Julge J. 5. Robinson still lies sc- riously ii at his residence on Ere mont street.
 The city council met this afteraoon and appoinred the different commit ties,
 S,msLh;nZ recent = Dress-gools bargain counter. Palace" :" 2Itf
 R.llsd Oats, Eastern Oat Meal and Nv York Staie cider and dried beef at F. N Wolcott's.
 Mir. George Pridham, promine' t cattlcman Of the SulI h1r Spring val ley, Is in the ely.
 Geo. E. Kohler will pay yeu more for $ .coni Hand Goods of all kinds, th,n any mal in Ar zonI. R:membeI the place, opposite the. Bird Cage Theater. 1A-10'i
 From Mr. l.. SthoenfGl !, THE TOMBSTONE lrarn,, 'Aat hnself and ianllly, w.Il.ayy lof C.,iif,inlA next week.
 Fias ,p.ins ch:rkeas anl fresh rai. .u bl g-r inr sai,' t ths F1i;"n Mark. t-'
 .Gh, gA h ring cl.a4s bcl"ksn lain." The a1o,ccx .rcs,ion l. c2iy risirte.l an.l ll,isariste ~iii be prose cl.cI lo tA..fu!ie,t ezleat "f .h" la"
 Dianon!-tocd Shaker soc', l. ceats prr laiT, al Bags. l1-H
 Colonel Fcei 5mi:h l. now ih9 fnl neI5ed receiver oi rablic moni,s of the Tucson Ian district, H. entered upon his duties yesterday.
 The choicest groceries in the city can be procured at F. N. Wallcoit's. Il
 The Tucson Star says: "It is un7 officially stated that Geler.l D, X. War lwell, he recently appointed h. dian agent, will have to meet d fight for confirmation"
 To LEr-House of three roons, with fine garden fruit trees and grape vines bearing, will be let reasonable to d permanent tenant. Address hl' E., this office. u
 Any person desiring information concerning the Hamburg lottery, can obtain the same by calling on Dan Immsl the resident agent, at his o. flee in the rear of Cohn Bros cigar store.
 Foa SALE At a bargain, fine black walnut bedroom set, Apply at this office.
 Abbott, the man charged with hay ing obtained several hundreds of dol lars from Mary Tack by false pre- tenses, was arrOigned in the County Court to-day, and his case set for trial November 23rd.
 WANrED.-From 10 to 60 head oI milch COWS for hire Enquire at this office. IT.
 THE question whether Gen. Nile did or did not make terms with Ger onimo and obtain his surrender b. granting him conditions ts set at res by the submission cf Mathematician eral Sheridan's annual report to th' Secretary of war. Gea. Sheridaa says:
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-19
Silver s2uoTnsios.s,

The following is the latest price oI liver in New York and London:
 NEW YORK, Nov. 10. ,onden. .... ....46 u lew York ... .I00g cts.
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No,ice 10 ig,e PubIic.

I have this day employed the sery- ices of MT. ". W. Baldwin, of Bensons to represent ms and my interests in my store in Benson. the terms of which are more specifically set forth in power of attorney, executed, by me, and on record, Book ,, Power 0f Attorney, page l64.
 ]. II. HULL. -
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Tombstone, November 6, 1886, ..,~ ..

If you want the finest kind of cor dials, syIups, whiskies, champagnes' etc, 50 to L. B. Van Burt's, at'o Allen street. The trade sup piled. -I
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-19

All my goods are paid for and as l. want money and want 1t bad l will make $50 suits for $35. Harris the tailor. S-l3tt.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-19
Dated, Tombstone, Oct. 30. 1886.
Dsssolution~pt Pa.,tne ship.

The business heretofore carried oH in this city under the firm name and style of Costerhouse & O., has beeu this day dissolved by mutual consent. MT. Costerhouse retirlng,. and MT. John Nardini remaining as sole pro- proprietor, to whom all bills owing the firm must be paid, and by whom all bills owed by the firm will be paid.
 AuGIrST COSTERUOUgE
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Two Barges Founder In Green Bay Wisconsin And Two Sea-
 man Drowned.

The Beautiful Snow Is Making Its Appearance ThoughOnt The East ern States And Interrupting
 Photographic Communication.
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Wrecked Barge ..

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-21
Sudden Death Of Miss Bayard.

A widespread gloom wa. cast over
ashington's social circles on SATURDAY.
afternoon, BY the sudden death of Mis-,
hate bayard, daughter Of Secretary Bavard.
At the time of her death Miss Bayard was
making her toilet at her fathers house. pre-
paratory 10 assisting Miss Cleveland in her
Saturday afternoon reception at the execu-
tive mansion. Miss Utely and Miss Love
were also 10 assist. The last named ladies
together with Miss Cleveland were already
dressed and waiting for Miss Bayard when
the announcement Of her death was received.
he family physician was Immediately called
TO the Bayard mansion. The cause of her
death was probably heart disease. Mem
oers OF the cabinet upon hearing of the
death Immediately left their departments
and proceeded to the residence Of Secretary
Bayard- Miss Bayard was about twenty
three years of age. She attended the rec.D-
uon OF her father the night before and was ap
parently in good health. Immediately upon
receipt OF the sad news at the White House.
arrangements were made to close the man
sion. The President had intended TO visit
Albaugh's Opera House but at once can
ceIed the engagement. The President had
also issued invitations for dinner party
Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Erastus Corning
of Albany. but the invitations were re,
called.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-21
National New $.


AIaufai David u. Pareg j. .ttl.u.,,
Il. b Washington.
H.. gl...Iai 49, -L A.
VIZ. y. L. P.fas.i. mother af tie
famous reader d. ine Land League, l. dan
~,
''.''f 81 me navy pa directed
'' We acme 'qHdufoh ht sent
- '''s '''i'0''' i>'""'-
-Iu,.>,igat,or. by n, Chir,,o nolce
>,''" ..a' we "f'fl "a ; c'A'''', 81 rat ei'y
"''.'e.H S7Sc4 VI Inc inaHui'e'uTe ~
~ ''a''''e oo'''''''
Clark stephens Dean If s.. LOUIS. NJ.
olte>, relative or Ethan Alien ard ne li,t
a. NJ'un"",, NfI'' "h'Ie on visit 70 his
1duS ''''' ~ was - wears "Id-
Each morning at 5 O'Clock q porter csl,.
Miss N,r, ,nler.or a.. .c',a.l sat :. =
clock She i on The street on her way TO
ea'4H mas ceremony she never misses, no
mater no" eo'd or ''oTm! TIE weather.
-Fx-S.ns,or kjrkvood j. b,;,,, o,,;.,l,
al iowa ny "here he Is president Of
"a"A' ana pas comfortable nome. lie -
worm @'''"''-
CAPTAIN G. W. Merrill nf.bc .choor.r
ueofse Nevihsef, which was wrecked If
rro'lh'e,o"h during Tue storm Of the ~,
e""tees N.a' me oihctfs OF the revenue cut
Ter "ti'a'n d''resaried H. signals Of d.
r our burglars. who have opened more
IMAM ~ sales aud secured plumber TO the
Nsinr and Na.sacbu.a,,. nav. 49,,
ed in New York.
ne CONSIDER auoh OF Nr. Boutelle's
resolution concerning the removal Of certain
vokei an acrimonious debate in ibe uarse
Of Representative Friday.
=,
-Mf' hoaf OIL to provide Tor the Pres
'uthlai succession passed The House IN It's
u.
ohofuy altet O'Clock ounda. night,
'''tuaAe s"'Ch was lei, IN me vicinity
=, ha1 ,a anu Nashua ~ H. IL lasted
ABOUT ~ SECONDS.
The city marshal and police Of Brock
ton, Mass had a rough time Saturday nigh,
IN getting young woman. demanded by
Rev Henry Norman Hudson. LID.
the well known Shakesperian scholar did
at his residence in Cambridge. Mass sun
day He was - years of age.
M
Merritt's bill of Sl4.l63.75 for services at
General Grants funeral.
le.s lunar mas sent 10 Inc a'tor-
nc! te"ei d, d eoniii'unieatioh expressing ms
op-m.'n 'na s.'' ',,ouil oe .rough' IN me
NAM s p o. t,ie ni.ed ota'es 10 les. me Saiici
> ''a' e'eP''o'e patent
The Senate, the 18th, confirmed 2,j
nominations. Among them were r. Went
worth, of Maine, surgeon; and Alexander
Troup, collector of internal revenue for the
ais'r'e' Oh connecticut
In Boston, the 18th, Captain Thombs.
Of the schooner Benjamin Fabens. was held
in bonds of $500 to answer to the charge of
having paid advance wages 10 boarding
house keeper in Pensacola, Florida, on ac,
count of five sesmen This is the frs, pros
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-21
Silas hoLoon and the Schooner Juliet Of
Ellsworth.
REGAIyING BY HERoIsM THE FREEDOM LOST
ny DRINK.

Silas McLoon, one of the four Deer Is
land convicts who were pardoned q, Boston
las, week for heroism in rescuing the rem
nant Of the crew Of the wrecked schooner
Juliet of Ellsworth. of Winthrop Point, has
had romantic career. According to his
tory of his life, which is published in
Chicago Melons father vas a wealthy
merchant and ship builder of Rockland.
Me, and was worth at leas, 81 10000 at
the time of his death. The inheritance was
divided hetwses the mother. two daughters
and the son. He received in accordance
with the will, one third of the whole fortune.
The residue was equally divided among the
other heirs One of the daughters. soon sf-
ter the disposition of the estate. married an
ex-Lieutensnt Governor, of Massachusetts.
now one of the mos, prominent members of
the bar in that State.
Silas became the husband of Young lady
distinguished in the society Of Hayerhill.
Mass. for her great beauty and accomplish
ments. A 100000 residence al Roeklsnd
was his first investment, His next was The
fatal purchase Of half interest in the com
pleied invention of Yankee to utilize steam
without allowing an exhaust. thousand.
after thousands of dollars melted away in
the scheme. The financial hacker, inexpe-
rienced and perfectly insane with enlhusi-
asin. fastened of to Europe with imperfect
models and illustrations TO introduce 10 the
Old world an unpa,enied patent that was
destined 10 revoiullonize the power supply
ing methods of the universe. Sharpers at
London AMI Paris saw the weakness Of both
man end machine. aud while al,es,ng the
marvellous worth Of the one. showed no hes
itaton in profing from the apparently in
exhau.tible wealth Of the Other.
Young NcLonn. Il IS said. had dned ard
wined himself GU, Of nearly S200.000
when hi married sister. then in Paris
With her husband. had him spirited of 10
Am.rici one night. He stuck To the nyer-
ton snapper until all his available resources
we're dis>ipatei. Nothing was len bat the
koCklsnd house. and limestone quarry that
Welded an income Of 5000 These he
gave TO his Wife. convinced that he va, IT,
rcclaImable. liz mother gave 10 him with
lavish hand but wnen she saw he va, fsl
ing lower With each gia she Withhold her
iavofs- Fer his own sake, thinking n move
him To better deeds. his sisters closed the
doors Of their rich houses against him.
A. last hi> mother gave him purse with
which to start anew IN the West exacijng
the promise lh.' h. would never RETURN an
less he had overcome has unfortunate 40.
pslisc In ls11 yorng Ncloon passed
Through Chcssn oI hes nay to the Hiae-
II : then The scene 81 the so'I excitement
H. hsd &C., ali,~,,! au .a.oNtau, 20 touch
h., ps foi II, MONTH !, Omah,. nhea
tie overload jrala waS Waliiu. Tor tu-,a,
he boush, a bottle Il ale Mex utb, - tie
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-21

For two days previous to the 18th, the
port of Baltimore was b.ockaded BY ice ex-
cept for heavy steamships. The ice was re-
ported very firm as far down Chesapeake
Bay as Sharp's Island, 60 miles below the
city. The result was barren markets and
large decrease in the articles of food which
are supplied in whole or in part by way Of
the bay.
1t has been learned at Lesvenworth
that Attorney General Bradford has begun
quo ,carranto proceedings in the State su-
preme court against the county attorney.
mayor. and other city officers of Leaven-
worth, charging them with being in collision
with the whiskey sellers. He will endesvor,
it is said, to Dust and disqualify them from
holding any Office of trust or profit. He
confidently expects speedy hearing in the
supreme court. Two hundred saloons are
running vide open in Lesvenworih, in de-
fance Of the prohibi,ory law. They pay the
city $40 per month for the privilege. and
have salaried attorney to fight their
battles.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-21
Foreign News.

A disastrous tornado has passed over
the middle counties of England. Trees were
uprooted, houses unroofed, and two persons
killed
Louis kossuth. the Hungarian patriot,
is in failing health.
The Paris Steele saws that Henry VI
Stanley is going 10 the Congo State 10 d.
rect The preliminary arrangements for build
ing railroad.
Minister Cox lives at Constsntinople in
fine. large, white stone house. three stories
high. facing the sea.
Paul Baudry, the French painter, ha.
suffered a stroke Of PARALYSIS and is believed
TO be dying.
"A memorial on the silver question has
been addressed to the President of the Re
public of Mexico BY the national chamber of
commerce. The memorial states that, while
the causes of the depreciation Ct silver are
complicated and difficult to understand. the
danger is fully compre hended, and if the de-
preston of the value of the metal continues
it must unavoidably ruin the mining inter-
ests of Mexico, and produce widespread
commercial distress and the most serious
consequences. More than three-fourths Of
all the merchandise that Mexico imports
from England and the United States has to
be paid for in remittances in Mexican dol
lars, because the agricultural interests of the
country are not sufficiently developed to
permit of the expectation of tie products of
the soil on a large scale.
The memorial calls attention to the exist
ence in various States of the Republic of
taxes on the circulation and expectation Of
money, and suggests as remedies. to dimin-
ish the danger Of crisis, the abolition Of
the taxes on the expectation Of native woods,
that prompt measures be taken to prevent
the State governments from taxing the pro-
duetion, and expectation of agricultural and
mining products that all burdens on ex-
ports be removed; that Mexico join in the
deiiberation of the next monetary conference
of nations and finally that direct steam
navigation be established between the
Pacific ports Of Mexico and those of Asia.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-21
Letter from Boston.
BosToN. Jan. IL. 1856.

BosToN, Jan. H. 1886.
The gale of the past few days was sec
ord edition of that of week ago, enlarged
and improved as far as wind and snow.
Much credit is due to Assistant Supt.
Witham and the inmates of the house Of
correction at Deer Island in saving the lives
from the wrecked Juliet. The storm in this
city WAS very severe Saturday morning.
Just at its height, an alarm of fire was rung
but the superhuman efforts of the fremen
prevented disastrous eouhsgrstion. Much
of the staunch ability of the Boston fire
department is made out of Tough old Maine
.tock-like Capt. Frost Of steamer 10, and
some others we might mention. than whom
no better men. run wid der macheen."
DO YOU who have plenty of room where
YOU can stow away your surplus snow won
der what We do with it in our narrow streets
Part of i, is hauled 10 the Common, where it
remains in unsighty piles till late in the
spring. bu, large amount is dumped into
the docks. where it helps to form ice TO OBJ
struct the ferry boats. and impede naviga-
ton generally. All day Sunday large teams
were engaged in hauling it off the principal
streets.
\ new play b, Mr.. J. +. Browne of this
city is entitled Felix Mckusick" Felix is
rural editor reduced to extremes. who
starts dime museum and makes fortune.
Don, i, make you SICK to think Of that
fortune
Boston is exporting about 10000 barrels
Of -four per week.
Hon. Nahum Capen. ex-posimaster of
Boston. 1856 TO 1861. died in Dorchester,
Saturday, at the advanced age of 81. He
wa. writing, but had not finished, hi. second
volume Of the History OF Democracy.
f. G. {.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-21
The Bangor Commercial SAYS:

There is nothing in the Constitution of
the United States that requires the Presi-
dent to explain why he removes public
official.
This world, It's true, was made for
Cesar. but for Brutus too. We pre-
sumo that the Senate has some RICH
under the constitution as well as the
President. and that when Senators
entertain doubts as to the propriety OF
confirming the nominations of the Presi-
dent, they have the right to reject them,
unless the President will take the pains
to remove all doubts reasonably enter
tanned. by giving valid reasons for the
removals he has made.