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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-04

THE NATIONS SCAPITAL.
The Navy Department is Not
Alarmed Concerning the
Brooklyn.
Complications In tho Nomination Of an
Assistant Treasurer Of New York.
A Largo Investment In jamaica by an
American Syndicate.

WAsHIsGros. April 8.
The appointment Of Ellis II. Roberts Al
assistant treasurer of New York. was mad,
without his knowledge and there 10 some
doubt as to his acceptance.
The death of Assistant Treasurer McCue
made 1t essential that there should be - lit
tie delay as possible in the qualification OF
his successor. Neither Of the d~pusses
could legally sc. any longer. ~ the affairs OF
the office must b administered By . bonded
officer. This necessitsted the sending Of
Treasurer H. yxtt to New York until the
newly appo nted sub-Yeasurer was quail
fed.
The assistant treasurer of New York il
required to furnish bond Of $500 600. The
sureties of Judge McCue are desirous of be-
ing released from their obligations. This
can be done after the accounts are settled,
requiring count Of all the money and Sc
curities now In the sub treasury.
This nomination Was further complicated
BY the change in the office of United States
treasurer Huston. the Appointee, has teie-
graphed that he will be in Washington by
the end Of the present week, but SO far has
not indicated when he will qualify and re-
lieve Hyatt, the present incumbent The
impression at the department II that he will
delay his quslifcation until after the sfairs
in the New York office are settled. 1t will
take at least five weeks to do this. The
transfer of the treasurers Office in WsshingT
ton, involving the count of . large amount
of money. including one hundred million in
silver dollars, will consume about months
time.
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ton 4 Co., the prominent contractors and
euilders Of waterville, Was In the city yes
serday at the johnson House. The Arm has
recently taken the contract to build an Inn
nense chimney aud put in new boiler for
the kindlins wood factory at South Gard.
liner. The chimney will be about ninety
feet high and will require 100, 200 bricks in
,ts cor ssruction. Work 10 to be commenced
Monday.
ID. ID. q. II. p, II. 2. wsiu Of Portland
made an Official visit to Lebanon ROYAL
Arch Chapter last evening. Candidates
were initiated in the NJ. NJ. des-~e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-04
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Taken From the Current News
OF the Day.

Fire in Woburn. Mass grain mill We'd
nesday night destroyed 5000 bushels Of
grain. Insured.
Two convicts at Hart's Island, n. Y,
Wednesday, engaged in quarrel which re
suited in the death of one.
rumor is currett in Paris that the
government is about to issue a decree OF
Punishment against Boulanger.
J. d. Colony & Sons of Keepe, n. H..
publishers of Cheshire Republican. have
been indicted by the grand jury for pablish-
ing an advertisement of the Louisiana State
Lottery.
number Of Somerset men employed al
the paris green works of Jessup 4 Cobb a,
South Dighton, Mass, struck Wednesday
on account Of reduction in the time al.
lowed for dinner and washing.
Dame Clement Birtz, an aged French
woman of Montreal who was visiting Mrs
Joseph Maurice at Pittsheld, Mass, fell
doxn stairs with lighted lamp in her hand
Al explosion followed and the woman wal
burned fatally and the house barely saved.
Detectives Baldwin. Robinson and Wal
lace of the coal police for the Elkhorn region
of West Virginia, wen, to Bog river yester
day to arrest desperate and moonshine
named viii Moran. A Aght ensued and
| Moran was killed. He wounded seriousi,
all three of the detectives. Much trouble i
| anticipated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-04
No Election at Newport.
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
WATERBURY. Conn, April

WATERBURY,. Conn, April 8.
freight train on the New England road
at $50 last night, when near Hopaweil jet,
ran into wor; train. Patrick kelcoin bad
both legs broken. Two Italians were badly
bruised. All the occupants of the car had a
narrow escape from death.
Thomas Tracy Noroton, tramp, was run
into by the west bound Boston express on the
New England road near Charter OAK Park
today and was killed. He was intoxicated
George j. Jennings of East Hartford
caught his foot in the wheel of a New Eng
land derrick car at Danbury this m Irning
and was thrown on the track in fror of an
approaching locomotive and killed. lie was
formerly assistant train dispatcher on the
Erie road.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-04
GREAT DEVASTATION
Caused by PraIie Fires in Dakota.

ST. PAUL. April 8.
A Pioneer Press special from Aberdeen.
Dakota, says: Leols, the county seat of
Mcpher ,on county. IS miles northwest of
Aberdeen, was destroyed by . prairie fire
during yesterdays whirlwind. Sixty DWELL
ings and business houses were burned, en-
failing loss of sls0,0O0. The only build
ings remaining are the court house, two
stores and six dwellings. C. W. Old and
Thomas Wardwell sre terribly burned and
cannot live till morning. Leola is an In
terror town. There are no railroads or teie-
graph and further particulars cannot be OBJ
tained 4 Persons who drove across the coun-
try to Westport, the nearest railroad station,
say the surrounding country 10 nearly de-
vastated. A hundred farm houses are in
ashes and the bones of bur ned animals are
lying about the road.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-04

Doctors Brickett of Augusta and Thayer
of Waterville, have been appointed on the
Augusta board of surgeons for examining
pension applicants in place Of Doctors Lap
ham and Crooker. DR.. Martin, dem, of
Augusta, continues on the board. lts un-
derstood that DR.. Brickett was re commended
to Mr.. Milliken for appointment by Mr..
Blaine. DIR. Brickett has been for years
Mr.. Blaine's family physician.
II. N. Marsn or hocxIand, was reinstated
as postal clerk On the Rocklsnd and Port
lard route, from which he was removed last
september, and Connolton, who was ap-
pointed probstoner, to take the place of
Marsh, is dropped. John S. Marsh has
been commissioned as postmaster at Sheep
scot Bridge. Robert S. keene has been
commissioned postmaster at North Appleton,
Maine.
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Notes.

The commandant of the marine corps has
been directed to detail guards for the York
town and Adams, the former to report the
10th and the latter the Goth inst.
Bids we're opened at the navy department
Wednesd for the construction Of an arm
ored coast defence vessel Of the monitor
type of about 1000 tons burden. No award
has yet been made.
Secretary of State Blaine has received
telegraphic information from the consul at
Kingston, Jamaica, If the sale by the colo
nial government of that is and to an Ameri-
can syndicate of the entire Jamaica railway
system.
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BURGLARS
Attempt to Rob = Safe at Bennington
Vermont.
BENNINeToN. Vt, April

BESNISeToN, VT, April 8.
Burglars attempted to rob the safe in
Bang Lymanis store at North Bennington,
last night. une charge of powder failed to
crack the safe. The rurgars we're di sturbed
while drilling for the second attempt and
fed before accomplishing more. Several
burglaries have been attempted within two
years in North Bennington, presumably BY
experts. Little plumber has been secured.
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FOREIGN intelligence.
A FALLING BUILDING
Does Serious Damage In Montreal.


MONTREAL, April 3.
The southwest portion of Clarke's
sausage factory fell today. The building
was three stories high. The roof fell in
owing TO the pressure of snow on ii, forcing
the southern wall out into the back yard.
Eliza Marling and Kate Byrne, employed Oh
the second fiat, went down with the roof.
Gazing Wood. working in the same apart
ment, saved himself by jumping forward
and clinging to the table. The two girls
were found buried under two large iron
tanks, unconscious When taken out. Kate
Byrne was frishtfuily lacersted about the
head and limbs. The Mar ing girl was cut
about the face She appeared mostly injured
internally. George Bfown, working in the
base ment, escaped with a bruise on the back.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-04
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT
Feels no Apprehension on Account o.
the Brooklyn.

No apprehension is felt at the navy de-
psrtment on account Of the U. s. steamer
Brooklyn. which the British steamer report
ed with broken shaft sailing for New York
The shaft was broken while on the China
station The accident was reported to the
department which led to her being ordered
home under sail by the way of Cape Horn
the easiest passage for sailing vessel in
stead of by the way of the Cape of Good
Hope which would have been the course
under steam. The department heard from
her at St. Thomas, West Indies, March 81,
long after spoken by the British vessel. AL
hands were well and she is expected at New
York in about two weeks.
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TIE CRUISER CHARLESTON
Almost Ready to Put to Sea.

SAN FRAScIsco. April s.
The cruiser Charleston is almost ready for
sea. The propeller blades are in and her
keel is being painted All the larger ma
chinery is in place II is expected that
steam will be up in the main engines and
boilers. Monday next. A trial trip will be
rl.le within two weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-04

PROVIDENCE, April Z.
l.30 A. M.-The election of governor is
very close. DAVIS majority in this city il
1858; East Providence and South HI gston
are yet TO be hearl from. The democrats
do not claim Davis election close figuring
showing he lacks GOO of a majority. Attor-
ney General Slocum, dem 10 the only man
on the State ticket elected
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-04
Maine Honca An RiEht .

Hon. H. ". Heath telegraphed c. b.
leigh from Albany, n. Y, yesteFds, tha'
the Attorney General and Bank Superb nd
eut Of that state, certify that the bends to be
is'ued under the refunding act passed by the
last legislature of Maine. are legal invest
men, for New York Saving banks.
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RAILROAD COLLISION.
A Bad smashup Near Richmond. Indi-
ana.


RICHMOND, Ind, April 8.
A freight train on the Chicago. St. Louis
& Pacific railroad, near Centreyile, became
detached from the engine on the top of a
long high grade and ran back into the Sec
ond section, smashing the locomotive and
nine cars.
Six tramps in . half loadei car were badly
hurt. Two are still under the wreck and
are undoubtedly dead. The train men es-
capped by jumping.
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DR. EDWARD BEECHER
Has His Leg crushsd by a Railroad
Train.


BRooKLrN, April 8.
Rev. DR.. Edward Beeeher, aged So, broth
er Of the late Henry Ward Beecher fell be-
meath Train aud his left leg run over and
crushed. DIR. Beeehsr was returning from
Psrkvilie where he is pastor of = church. He
aiighted at the 10th ST. station before the
train stopped and made misssep. He was
tiken to Seney Hospital.
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sHIPwRECKED SAILORS
BALTIMORE, Md, April 8.

BALTIMORE, Md, April 3.
The steamship Decatur II. Miller arrived
today from Boston. She brought the ship
wrecked crew of seven men from the British
schooner Margaret l.. The crew was placed
on the steamship Miller by the schooner
Roger Moore, Sunday, about seven miles
from Block Island.
The Margaret L. was loaded with sugar
and sailed from Trinidad, Cuba, Feb. 27th
for Delaware Breakwater. She encountered
= storm March 9th, and on the 24;h the ves-
sci ,prang a leak. On the 26th the schooner
Roger Moore answered the Margaret LIS.
signals of distress and rescued her crew
taking them aboard. She had not gone far
when the Margaret L. sank.
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A cYcLoNB
Does Considerable Damage In New
Jersey.

PHILapELrHIA, April 5.
A special to the Public Ledger from BridR-
ton, N. j., says: A cyclone moving from
the southeast struck the southern portion OF
this city about six O'Clock this evening, co-
ing considerable damage.
A new house at Riverside was levelled to
the ground The roof of the Eastlake WOOL
en- mill was blown of and = packing house
at Fairton completely destroyed. Several
large wind mills on farms we're also blown
down
Meagre reports from Long Beach on Nor
ri, river. state that considerable damage va
done to oyster boats and chimneys and fences
blown down.
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An INJUNCTION
Granted by Judge Barrett OF New York
Against the Electric Sugar Refinery
Co. and Others.
New YORK, April 8.

NEw YORK, April 3.
The suit of james Moore against the cleo
tric sugar refining company and others Judge
Barrett today granted an injunction restrain
ing Robertson Co,terill, the company and
the National City bank from disposing Of
funds said to be held for the credit of the
company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-04
EMPEHoR WILLIAM
Determines to Prosecute the volks
xeituns.

BERLIN, April 8.
The Emperor, as mark of renewed con-
fdence, has summoned to Herrenhaus DR.
Won Puttkamer, the minister dismissed by
the late Emperor Frederick. 1t is semi
oitic ally announced that the prosecution Of
the Voiks Zeitung for defsming the memory
of Emperor William l. was undertaken at
the demand of the present emperor.
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A Ministry Re signs.

BUCHAREST, April 3
In the Chamber of Deputies today, the
Prime Minister announced that the members
of the ministry had rendered their resigna-
tons to tine King.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-04


The supply was rot rs heavy as last week but we
coulG not disco er any improvement in the market
prices. Very few hg priced cows on sale. bow
q Mouiion sold new mitch COW a, $50; a. Is. In
g am sold : new mich at $3.50 each; |. &.
Libby son sod Of tIeir test mich cows out of
two car oai. a. s45 acli; l. =. Collins sold three.
year-old h.ifer at $50, and springer at $50
VEAL CALVES.
There were about 800 head which 1. an increase
in supply, and as "A Consequence derin- Of ic
sales Of lots from Name that would aver ge KS
i5>-, at 5lc ID Fisher sold - v'als, average 10
lbs. at be, ". MiUy sold % small caves at o.
eacn, ". W Hall son sold 2l veal, III lbs al
40 so per head -,
ICATTLE TRAFFIC BY MAINE DgovERs. e.
Cattle from Maine not at all numerous
q Itch cows con dituied quite part. There were n
manv orking the mai ket required With
range of prices. We did not learn Of any pair ..l
ling at over sl25 specnator was barg aiming for
fiiccs on beef cattle hrm sold last week }
Coffin, pair work oxen. #. II in. J. W 2y1o lbs.
go ! p;ir f. cattle. W: 300 lbs. sie5, pai-,
o IT. : in, / ". 2s0 lbs, .J. n ". Hall { son,
pair woT OK n, it, l. W. 1000 los, si.2 SO; A. r.
Packard brought into maIket pal oxen that
would av Ier pair 2se0 lbs. to take INTO Il. |. on
speculation.
SALES At BRIGHTON.
The demand for milc cows could no. be called
Hctiye bot inclined to modera ion. A good proper
tion Il arrivals were of good quality. J, keenan
good quantities of milk. Working oxen in good
supply. A number of Jokes were with uifticuty
uispo-eu OF. u firler son one hiich COW at f45
]. Z. Libby son .Old mich cows at so each -
lot Of lj sprlnger- Dor sl00 ! pair work ng oxen
girthing t i in. l.. ". 500 riuud- AT $50 ".
ocolliDs sold sprngers ~ si5 zach 6 do al &y3
each . miich COWS Of $50 ac do at $40 each
d > Henry sold 'ni cn co al els .sch, at s35
each. nice co@ al 80 sin ut slO. J. Mel.
10y 4 son sold nice ull b.ou ed u rham COW u,
80 So 3 iol,tein -pringers 1T 5 each HO.mer &
Taft sold one pni Of yer, nice catI, for work girth
ing ft. Ia. l., W 80 p unl- NJ :ld5 | paf do.
CIR III y f. + IN. l. W. ~ pound. at $50 pair
ginh,ps # 0in. l.. " ystj pounds at si2o; pair
DO. Ririning J It T.. " Svn pound. at sl30. r. ~
lhompsvn sod catile weight 2ieO pair al
feeni- l. ., W. W. Hall son sold pair catt.e
girthing 6 f. q in. L. ". 800 pounds at Slls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-04

Governor Burieigh has nominated the
following gentlemen for trustees Of the In.
sane Hospital: Hon. Frederick Robie oi
Gorham. Gen. r. B. Shepherd Of Skovhe
gan and Hon. Lynden Oak Of Garland.
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A Regency to be Established.

THE HAGUE, April 8.
In compliance with the wishes of the state
council parliament today agreed to the estab-
lishment of regency, Pending the ap-
pontment of a regent bill will be intro
duced vesting the royal power In the state
cnuncil
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-04
Disturba nee efshs Heart.

Heart disease is like an assassin. which
creeps upon you in the dark. and strikes you
unaware. Therefore, do rot overlook any
uneasiness in the region Of the heart or dis
turbAnce In its action, but at once take DIR.
Flins's Remedy. Descriptive treatise with
each bottle; or address Mack Drug Co., N.
Y. For sale BY J. N. Mixer and c. r. Mur-
ply. apr2deodlwnr
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. April 8.
FLOUR prices steady.
WHEAT quiet. weak. No. spring. ~. III; No. .
red ~ ,ag4l
CoRy--No 2,34i.
OArs-So. 2, 2ii
RYE---quiet at i3a43.
BARLET--noninal
PoRK--st u 90I'2 2s
LARD--at 6 a "a.
BULK nsAI shoaia.rs asAi shor- rtes 49,
s>ry> sina, sn
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An Honor for Parnell,

LONDON, April 8.
The National Liberal Club has unan-
mously elected Parnell as an honorary life
member.
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A HEAVY FAILURE.
Ono OF the Largest Grain Dealers in
Berlin Suspends.

BERLIN, April 3.
Emil Treitel. one of the largest grain deal
ers in Berlin, has suspended payment. His
liabilities amount to six million marks. This
failure affects the corn exchanges of Vienna,
Pesth, Amsterdam, Paris and New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-04

The Governor and council met At 10 A.
VI. and the council confirmed the nomina-
dons made By the Governor week ago.
An adjournment was made to the 18th Of
April.
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Brighton and Waterrown Live 6tooA
Market

[Reported for Kennebec Journal for week endiA,
April. 3.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKT.
Cattle. Sheep and Lambs. Swine. veals. Hos
1900 psdl ll7Gl 1919 "a
NUMBER FROM THE SEVERAL STATES.
Cattle. sheep and Lambs. Calves. Ior.es. S~r,
p5 g IA ~
PRICES OF MARKET BEEF.
few choice at % 90. .a6,25 extra. q Goats IS
first quality. - oOas5 25 second quality, a 30ai
third quality. t4V0as425.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMBS.
In lots. $3.50. 800 $3.50. each; extra. a. 0Oaa55t
or from 2.to 81 cents per pound spring lambs, 3ta
cents; veal calves. 2in5i cents.
ARRIVALS ny sTEANERs
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FREDERIC WINDSOR
Elopes with Mrs. Garrett at st. John
NIB

ST. JoHN, N. b.. April, 8.
Frederic Winsor, lately superintendent of
the fire department here, has eloped with
Mrs. Garrett, leaving his wife and four chill
dren The couple sailed on the steamer
Caspian for Baltimore.
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FROM aAYfI.
A Good Outlook that Peace Will Soon
be Restored.


Jimenes, Hussedt 1 Co. Of New York.
repre- senatives Of Hippolyte, ssy they have
infofnstion that Hippolyte il atisasd With
The terms proposed by Legitime- Peaie
will probably be restored in Haysi sooa.
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Strike at Rochester, N. r.

ROCHESTER,, n. Z. April ..
The horse car strike began this a1teFnooa.
Tonight no cars are running. The strikers
are quiet and orderly.
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MARKET REPORTS.


Nxw fosk, April j.
Money call easy. ranging from II to4.
Prims paper At u 10 el.
Exchange, dull and weak.
Government bonds dull and drm-
Railroad bonds. quiet, nrm-
The following are the CLOSING quotations Of -
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MAINE STOCK AT MARKET.


Light arrivals al the Wasr;own yards whi,n ne
eessi at.d an advanc, ia price equal 10 ic pc b.
lhe bulk Of arrivals Were in the hands OF :, "
dealers hnd some sarced were Of prevo eontr3 ct
GOOD she p found salt ut SC ami lar bs nearly u
months Old at Il 1c per ID. |. {. Libby son sold
y lambs Nv .5 los at &c per ID; Rob Preach agent
Y sheep NV l'5 lts al Be- s do weight $40 lbs a. &c
j. > iienfN 40 sleep sv 10 lbs at &c. Dow Moul-
ON 10 She, p ay % ID. nt A..
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Hawin BoetA sexackaa with Paralysis.
" Rocassrns. h. T.. April 8.
while playing intAe second acted Otheila
here, eooighs, Edwin nsoeA vas stricken
with paralysis and ID danssfoasly Ill.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
a Large Amount OF Business Transact
ed at the Second Regular Meeting.

AT IA regular meeting Of the city couucil
held last evening the following appointments
we're made:
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Joint Standing Committees.

Joint Standing Committees.
/ On Acconts.-Aliermen Folsom, John
son; CouneilDen Brooks, Jersey. Owen.
On HighwHys,-Aiderme Williams, Irish
Couneilmen Blaisdell, kimhall. Brooks.
On Finance.-Aldermen Johnson. Viii.
iiams; Councilmen Hersey. Brooks, Black
man,
On Schools. s.-Aldermen Vickery. vii.
liams; Couneilmen Ward, Miller. Mathews.
On Police. Aldermen Irish, Vickery ;
Counciimen Mathews. Savage, Hamilton.
| On Fire Department Aldermen Tibbetts
johnson; Councilmen Hersey, Hamilton,
I Stone.
| On Printing rg-Aldermen Williams, John
son; Councilmen Owen, Burns, Kimban.
On Street Lights.-Aldermen Vickery,
Folsom; Councilmen Stone, BlAisdell and
Hersey.
On Bells and Clocks.-Aldermen johnson.
lrish Corncilmen Burns, Blsekman, Ward.
On Burying Grounds Aldermen ribhat,s
Niekery; Councilmen. kinball. Mathews,
Miller.
On New Streets.-Aldermen Jones, Fol
som Councilmen Miller, BlActman. S,v.
age.
On Enrolled Ordinances es-Aldermen Fol.
som, Tlbbe,ts; Councilmen, B,sesmsn,
Stone, Burns.
On City Buildings Aldermen Irish,
Jones, Councilmen Hamilton. Ward, Nil
Ter.
On Drains and Sewers idermen Wick
cry, Jonesi Councilmen Savage, Owen,
Blsisdell.
Committee on City High School,. II
Manley, Wm. 7. Whitehouse.
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HIGuLASp LrsHr. MssA, April >.
Quite tempest passed over here thks ev-
sning accompanied BY heavy rain
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Coal for the War Ships.

Besides the six hundred tons of coal sent
to Samoa on the Monongahela, which should
be there now, the ship Sschem, which sailed
from New York fortnight ago, carried two
thousand tons. She should make the pas
sage in about 95 days.