The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-03-10
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A raid into the Cherokee Strip by men in
search OF homes Is an event OF the near fn-
ture.
Mrs. Wells Walden Of Dover, N. H., is said
to have fallen heir 10 an estate Of 500, 900 in
England.
A company of English capitalists has
bought out the Bell Organ Company OF
Guelph, Ont, the largest concern OF the kind
In Canada.
Graham, the defaulting treasurer Of War
rem county, Ohio, has been sentenced to IS
years Imprisonment and to pay fine Of
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The recent freshet at Nashvill, Tenn, has
caused some suffering among the poor, but 1t
Is denied that there are any cases Of destitu-
tion In the state.
Joseph Slack, who was three years ago
slasher tender In a Fab River, Mass, mill,
has fallen heir to 100000 by the death Of an
uncle in England.
John Mooney. a hostler, was given ether
in the Children's Hospital, Boston, Saturday
gers. One finger had been amputated when
It was discovered that the man was dead.
1t turns out. according to an Ithaca des-
patch, that the recent abduction Of the
freshman president at Cornell was huge
joke put up on the faculty, and to which the
freshman was party.
Vice President Morton will spend today In
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Trade. MI. Morton Is accompanied on his
southern trip by Mrs. Morton and the ladies
Of the Presidents family.
The agent Of an English syndicate has
purchased six fine farms at Lenover, Chester
county, Pa, for the purpose Of erecting
thereon two mammoth cotton mills and
homes for 1000 people.
phia, from Boothbay, Me-, reports that on
the I'd inst while off Cape Ann, experienced
q heavy snow storm, during which Joseph
Leyton Of Cambridge, Mass, aged 80 years,
| fell overheard and was lost.
The injured passengers Of the Lake Shore
| train, wrecked near Hamburg, n. lnuIs- s
| day night, are all improving rapidly, WIN
| the exception of Rev. johnson Myers OF
| Cincinnati. de Is in partially daZed con-
| dition, and cannot keep his mind nxed on
| one subject.
The trial of Captain Enoch b. Anderson.
| the old yacht skipper and former inmate OF
| Sailors Snug Harbor, for shooting q. ID. ).
rrask, the governor Of that Institution, was
concluded in the quaint old court house of
Richmond, 5. |. The grey bearded sailor
was held by the jury to be guilty Of assault
in the third degree.
Freshmen and sophomores INDUCED in
SNOWFALL fight at Prin -etOn, Friday, The
snowballs were so hard ana the students so
earnest that by o'clock scores OF eyes were
actually closed, while blood trlckied down
the cheeks OF half the students. At last the
sophomores collected, and laden with snow
balls again charged, driving the freshmen on
sne campus by the northwestern gate, at
Nassau street.
There Is serious trouble at the Clahln Uni
varslty. Rev. l. N. Cardoss, the colored
chaplain, was assaulted by Prof. de Treyille
(whitel, Tuesday last, over dispute about
religious revivals. The 800 students, all col
ored, now say they will not attend recita-
tlOnS in Prof de 'Iravilla'S class and
the college is in a state of open rebellion It
Is feared the trouble will cause the breaking
up Of the college, which Is supported by the
State of South Carolina.