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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-04-04
Land Purchase Vain Without Homo
Rule
A Mexican Revolution.

CITY OF MEXICO, April 3,-The Diario
Hogar (newspaper) says revolution has
broken out near Iguala, state of Guerrero,
the government Of which is unpopular
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YEARS OF LABOR LOST.
Fire and Water Destroy a Caisson Of
the New York Tunnel.

NEW YORK, April 3.-The caisson of the
North river tunnel at the foot of Morton
street was discovered on fire early Sunday
morning. The fire was subdued after the
caisson was flooded with water. AS a con
sequence work on the caisson will have to
be abandoned. This means loss of several
years labor and many thousands of dollars.
The facts only became known today.
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Local Weather Report.

PORTLAND, Me-, April 3, 1890
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THE w EATHER,
ain.

The following is the forecast of the wealth.
er till pm. today:
Rain, preceded by fair weather In Maine
and New Hampshire. warmer southwestly
winds, shifting to southeasterly, becoming
brisk to high on the coast.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-04-04
WANT HELP; ARE STARVING.
Signals Flying From a Disabled
Ste eamer-othor Halifax Items.
Especial to the Press.l


HALIFAX, N. S.. April 3.-Capt. Hire of
the brigantine Alejo First, which arrived
this morning from Barbados, reports that on
Monday last south of Georges, she sighted
steamer flying signals: "Want immediate
assistance; are starving" The brigantine
bore down to her and found her to be the
steamer South Gate, Capt. DeLacour, from
Placentia, N. F., bound to New York. Her
shaft was broken and provisions nearly all
used. She had been in helpless condition
for number of days. not having sufficient
sail to keep her headway Captain Hire Of
fered to tow her to this port for stated sum,
or until they should meet another steamer,
but the offer was declined. The captain of
the South Gate wanted two tugs to tow him.
lt Is likely the steamer Harlaw, which ar
rived this afternoon, will proceed in search
of her. The South Gate is of 1143 tons regis
ter and is owned by Turnbull, Scott & Co.,
London. She brought cargo of steel rails
from London to Newfoundland and was on
her way to New York in ballast.
The bark Peacemaker, which put into this
port leaking badly, was towed into the dry
dock. where she will discharge her cargo of
lumber, after which survey Will be held.
The steamer B0russia of the Hamburg
American line, with cargo of sugar, arrived
this afternoon for bunker coal. Captain
Schroeder reports strong westerly gales and
high sea the entire passage of q days. In
latitude 4S0 80. longitude 5l0, she passed two
large icebergs, one thousand feet long and
two hundred feet high. The vessel will take
one hundred tons Of coal and proceed to
Philadelphia.
The Sarnia from Liverpool and the British
Empire from London are still due.
The sarnia at Halifax.
Especial to the Pressl
HALIFAX, April 4.-Steamer Sarnia Of the
Dominion line arrived at o'clock this morn
ing.
On the Outer Gar.
FREEPoRT, L. l., April 3.-The steamer
Panama of La Rochelle, France. Bordeaux
for New York, with a general cargo, largely
wines, went aground on the outer bar of
East Short Beach about o'clock this morn
ing. She lies easy. No passengers are on
board so far as known.
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swindlIng Young EnalIshmen.

ST. THOMAS, Ont, April "A young Eng
lishman named James Potter arrived here
yesterday. He had started for Walkers Sta
tion on the st. Clair branch of the Michigan
Central Railway, but discovered that he was
victim of London land agent, who, after
receiving $50 OF his money, secured him a
place on farm at Walkers Station 90 learn
the business. Potter had Birchell's adver-
respond with him. but made arrangements
first with the firm which sent him out. He
states that four or five others win follow him
in few days.
Land Purchase Vain Without Homo
Rule.
LONDON, April 3.-Earl Spencer, speaking
at Skipton, said that Mr.. Balfour's Land
Purchase bill failed to meet the difficulty
Although he did not fear a general rent
strike, it was imperative to have buffer in
Ireland between the Imperial government
and the occupiers of the land. On the whole
he approved the proposed method of dealing
with coDgested districts, but it was essential
to have 1t carried out by a body having the
approval of the Irish people. He believed 1t
almost impossible to carry out a large scheme
of land purchase unless it IS accompanied by
Home Rule.
A Mexican Revolution.
CITY OF MEXICO, April 3,-The Diario
Hogar (newspaper says revolution has
DlOhcu Oub uSdl Isudld, otdLo VI OueTTeTO,
the government Of which is unpopular.
Foreign Notes.
A resolution was presented to the Ontario
legislature Wednesday asking the house to
petition the Canadian Parliament to endea-
vor to bring about unrestricted reciprocity
between the United States and Canada.
A special from Rome says the Vatican has
decided to order the bishops and clergy of
Brazil to recognize the republic on condition
that the rights Of the church are respected.
The university at St. Petersburg is still
open. The government has refrained from
carrying out its determination to close the
institution, because the final examinations or
students were about to take place.
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Hon. .Phineas ToIman.

MILO, April 3.-Hon. Phineas Tolman, the
Oldest resident of Milo, died Wednesday
night, aged S8 years. BE was one of the
first anti-slavery men In the country, was a
strict temperance man, and was one of the
most radical Republicans In the state for
years, and has represented his district in
both branches Of the legislature. He has
been prosperous farmer In Milo for more
than fifty years, has been a trial justice and
has held several town Offices.
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MECHANICS ASSOCIATION.
Closes a Prosperous Year and Elects
Officers for the Next.

The annual meeting and election Of offic-
ers Of the Maine Charitable Mechanic Asso-
citation, was held at their hall last evening.
The meeting was called to order by Presi-
dent Thompson. Tie records Of the last
meeting were read and approved.
This is the gist OF the secretary, Mr.. X. B.
Swifts report:
There have been II stated, two adjourned
and two special meetings held during the
year. The proposed Mechanics Exchange,
suggested by Vice President Stevens, May
23d last. was changed to Builders Ex-
change and has been very successful. The
constitution was amended during the year.
and Mr.. K. ii. Elwell requested to continue
his history of the association to date. The
triennial festival of last October cost the as
sociation S180.50. The association has yoteo
to lease the main hall and ante rooms to M.
b. Gilbert for dancing school for term OF
five years at $3.50 per year, with preference
for another five years lease II wanted by
him. A new floor will be laid by the assOcia-
tion In the main hall. and other improve
ments made at cost Of about S2500.
There were II stated and six special meet
ings Of the government held. These eight
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-04-04

AUGUSTA. April 3.-The following figures,
taken from the advance sheets of the in
surance commissioners report, show the
business transacted in this state for the year
ending December 81, 1889. by the assessment
life and casualty insurance companies:
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,


Published every day Sundays excepted) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
AT 81 EXCHANGE STREET. PORTLAND. ME
RATES OF ADvERTIsINa-On inch space OF
the length OF column, or twelve lines ,oapar1el
constitutes square"
s1.50 per square, daily, first week; 70 centsper
week after; three insertions or less, 81 90 con-
tinuing every other day after first week. so cents.
HAN square, three insertions or less, 75 cents
one week, 81 90; 90 cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES. one-third additional.
Under head Of ADJUSTMENTS" and AUCTION
Sales" 800 per square per week; three inser.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS.
Published every THURSDAY MORNING at az. .5o
year; II paid In advance, $500 year,
Advertisements inserted In the "MAINE STATE
PRESS" (which has large circulation in eyery
part OF the Statel for s10o per square for first in
sertton. and 80 cents per square for each subse.
quent insertion.
TERMS: Six Dollars a Year, or fifty cents n
month, when paid in advance. When payment is
not made In advance the price will be Seven
Dollars.
Address ali communications 70
POkTLAND PUBLISHING 20.
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Hean daily ther...47.5 Max. vel. wind. I2W
Maximum ther .... 80 Total precip q
minimum tber. .35.9
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Ask Protection.

RocKLAND, April 3.-A. l.. Crockett left
for Washington today to present the claims
of the. Knox county lime business for in
creased duty on lime.
stopped Cutting Ice.
LIvERMoRE FALLS, April 3-The ice COM
pany quit work today after taking out about
5000 tons which was shipped to Bath where
it was pronounced the best ice cut this year.
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rps JcDor HflLsY, sznJ.
in indep- Ent qoyr "a Favor Of
~ $4,000 Ea.lfI fs..ormi.

an indsp-ad Eut 'loyr "a Favor Of
a. I.rTn'Fi Ta.tii Reform.
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for IlA wsris.
very general rsqIslt has hs made
81 Hr. William 81 Ayrss 81 eE,sns;7s
AGEI'sntuEsr and the pttstlat o: the
Philadelphia Tariff Estgfaa C!sb 70
sce-pt the Nomination for Congress 10
trst dis4ici Egsiost S>u4,or JuAn Z.
EsJ linn RHD IVES yestsFdsy 1nznluoutiy
/ nomisat.d bY tbs L-p7D.lc n. Two
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uEnt merchants aud msnU'sc;gfeEs were
I presented 70 Hr. Ayrss yestsrdsy, asking
4 him 10 become a csndids.s Ihese ps'i.
TONS are of particular interest, A. ali the
/ sgnfra arr men who supported hzrfiLon
/ Tor freAldsut IL 1893.
Dir. Ayrss 10 t msAbsr ~ the IRA Of
\ William Ayreh b cons, r.abu'acaursrs Of
. b!anksts, haViug mills ~ Third aud Cum
Derisnd sIsets, this city. noiycks, H.,s {;
Providence X, l. and Chicago, He is 50
yeara n age and an ardent aud we'll
j equipped advocate Of tErid TEiorm. He
w41 candidate for Congress against
Judge Kelley daring tho Presidential
campaign " 1898 and raceiyed Z 100 yutsa
more than any man that ever ran agalns.
tie Judge. The yats on inst oceaAion
N@ Kelley, a&.sil Agfea, 70 2Jz.
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zen. srnn,r. on Reed. ,:,,hoaA.

.''.W t'Jih f'l'i4Als
Gen. n. z. Banka Va one Of tho ablsat
psriiamaLtarlBn4 and iEiIhat trn4iiinp
officer. that ever flied tho ApHGknr's
char of tho Hauge. II must be with a
HcngG ~ Illumination thai tnn Yrtaran,
who IL again ineubar frnm Iafg .ohu.
gottH, hah given tAcit support to tho
partisan usurpltious ~ Dictator Rond.
For few ynGls ago, Wien GpgnElpd to
for his opioion on tho Aams question,
Con, Banks wrpte
Where y vp'a 4 tnksn BY htllpt Or priclal
count Ia any parliamentary rrs mol II 0ili
control all prpGH iiuRa n1nn c'ri With that
! VOTE. Any iuiormHtipl tho pfeRii,uy plIicT
or any mslnhHr may hays cpligHtuiup thu
1 rUfHJHr pTH-rni viii not effect ha result 81
tho CONT. n mHmGgrH pcnr"rt have nlt
| voted who ought to vnts, that fnr' r,HnD,
change tho result OF tho Ggul' FIRE vote
twkun by hiil0t decides Tho rA4nit lpp0s-
/ llH II 10 represent u quorum and u ~ IL
hcn0riHnGe Nth thu rui1s 0t lns nsseuhlyl
Rui cannot no affected or nhangsi ~ IL
presence Of Any number 81 mOuDsrs wut
10 MOI votD or arc not required - Yo'H
Would Mr.. Banks nov oyerrulo hiinsoI
II hc wers in the chair
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4 xUKDsnEn ooSFEssks.
The Details OF n Terrible TTngedy I
bs PRINTED ANA sold for ans nuI
deTcTss VI lie,

The DetaitA OF n Terrible TRACED to
be- PTinI"h ana sold for ans nuF-
dsTcI's wife.
BgLLSYJsfE, Feb. 5-A!fIsI Andrews
has contr.4pi hia crime, thus sho sing
tho verdict u the nv to DO the only
correct ono. After tue verdict had been
rendered last nigLt and andfeEs had re
turned 81 his cell, he confessed his Yuilt
70 his cnHnHel ind tn,r morning he made
fEiler oonfs,Ei,u "a another party.
The details of the contention cannot
be Gecared until pILIsrsd in pamphlet
form, 70 be snld 'ur th1 b5nsHt OF An.
drsTs' wife an child. Hosavur, Il ooE.
TOb0TatlE 10 4 lgtteE tEa tncory and sN-
deiies established by the common wealth
and Ia s1bst intiaily IA lpelovA:
Andrew Ubiervtd Glgr. Price ahead "
him pn the roal near K,tgaGL'a, carrying
\ li.ts basHct en- her agin AID wendiny
her way s.oHlY along ~ tbs direction 81
her home 10 ,ap!i J YeiEe5 ahead "
nor ard, rehcriug 20 memorable
Gtr!ufei rpgt ia tus curve OF the rUsd
lay Id wait inr hig yG,im. When Cara
came gloeR Andrews plnnce upon her
and ht,smpad an asgaul,. Clar.. ktuko
lqnEo ffcH min ana uas running away
vhen no hfai the fn'a shot 10 cDg6r up
h,i tracks sud eyo!d nc fa,e o, iynohing
that h. thought vnalI hava followed
detection. Hlh crutB from thss event
nHtil he reached EpalG Wgd rzsctly 90 the
/ counsel for the COMMUNICABLE dcy.lule
/ il, kEd.gNH Ritl b u Asencsi 6ssuIg y,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-13
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