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Three Rhode Island coun,erfeIters.

PROVIDENCE, March 20-Last evening a
half dollars, selected the Carnes Hotel, the
stores of George T. Batchelder and John Lee
in Centredale and Allendale for their field
Of operations. They were between 20 and %
years of age, medium height and well
quantity of cigarettes or cigars. pay for then
in counterfeit and pocket lawful tender in
change. 1t is not known what amount Of
money they passed. They visited several
villages along the New London turnpike.
One man was arrested and is in the Centre
dale lookup,
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The Keystone Bank suspendes,

PHILADELPHIA, March 20.-lhe Keystone
National Bank closed its dosrs this morning
by order Of the comptroller of the treasury
The city Of Philadelphia is the largest de-.
posltor, having about S4O0. 600 In the bank.
1t is stated that the bank was closed, because
required by lay. The bank has line of de-
dosits amounting to sl,4O0,0OO and it is
claimed that 1t has assets sufficient 10 meet
that amOund
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sees No Signs Of Trouble.

PIERRE, S. d., March 20.--Capt. Frank ID.
BALDWIN Of Gen. Miles's staff and a special
agent Of the War Department to investigate
me rumor OF another Indian uprising TO take
place this spring. arrived In Pierre last eve
ming after completing his labors.
In an interview he says there is no foun-
datior for the reports that they are due to
men who would be benefited by hauling
freight and furnishing supplies to the sol
diers. The Indians. he says, are thoroughly
willing to settle down on agricultural lands
after an unrisinQ
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PLoH-PLoN's FUNERAL.
Met at the Railroad Station BY a
Guard OF Honor.

TURIN. Italy, March 2.-The remains Of
They were met at the railroad station by the
Duke of Genoa. Count Of Turin and by a
guard OF honor. and conveyed, followed by
an Imposing procession to the church Of La
Superza. Then they were there deposited in
the royal crypt. The will Of the dead Prince
designates Prince Louis Napoleon, one. Of
his sons, as the successor as head OF the I'M
perial HCase Of Bonaparte.
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EoR sALE-Pianos for $35, $40, $50, s125
SIZE, 5000, $225; also organs for s 8, $40
$40 and $6 :. Cash or instalments. CRESSEV &
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LOST AND FOUND

HARD WOOD from Bobbins only $500 per
III cord. q. W. YORK, go Commercial street.
Telephone 687 b. 3-8
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spotted Fever In PIttsbure.

PITTsBURG, Pa, March a0-Superintend.
ent Baks of the bureau Of health, said last
night that five cases Of spotted fever had
been reported to him. They are In the thick.
ly populated district Of the city. The doc
tors say the dlsese Is highly epidemic and Is
more to be dreaded than small pox or chol-
era There are also several cases at Ches-
wick In this county.
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In Progressive Massachusetts.

Boston, March 20.-The legislative COM
mlttee on woman suffrage today reported
bill TO give municipal suffrage to women.
The committee on military affalrslreported
bill In the House today providing that n2
person shall be appointed on the stan OIL the
governor except the fonr aides-de camp, VINO
has not been In the militia.
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NOR SALE-Two story house on Paris street.
Il arraneed for two families; will be sold at
great bargain itapplied for at once. GEO. LIBBY,
80 Exchange street 17-2
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The following are the United States Signal
Service observations for yesterday. March
goth, taken at .. M, 10Th meridian time
the observations for each station being given
In this order: Temperature. direction OF the
wind. state of the weather:
Boston. $40, NE, snow; New York, $40,
NE. rain; Philadelphia. 800, NE, rain
N, cloudy; Buffalo. 42o. Sc, rain; Cleve.
land, 800. w, cloudy; Detroit, 32o, NV,
rain: Chicago, $40. Sc. cloudy, st. Paul.
$50, Z, cloudy; Duluth. 260, NE, cloudless
st. Vincent, 800, e, snow; Bismarck, 34o, N,
snow; Jacksonville, 700. calm, cloudless.
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1ha AtIantlo strIka ovar.

PROVIDENCE, March 20.-The Atlantic
mills strike, of which 1000 operatives are out
and 1000 others we're thrown out Of en-
ployment by the shut down OF the mills, has
ended and work will be resumed Monday
morning. This action resulted from a eom-
promise whereby the agents promised n re-
strictiOn Of the flung system.
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a peath from nydrophoble

Boston, March 20.-Addison Carpenter,
aged 90, resident Of South Amherst, Mass !,
died Of hydrophobia at the Massachusetts
General Hospital this morning from the
effects Of the bite OF a pet bull dog some six
weeks ago. His death was Comparatively
easy and was not marked by usual violence.
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Struck by an Engine.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., March 2O-George
S. HanscOm, a car Inspector, was struck by
an engine az the Boston s. Maine station TO
night and probably fatally injured. lie was
6S years Of age and had been an inspector at
this station twenty years.
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New England Base saII Leasue.

An adjourned meeting OF the New Eng
land Base Ball League was held at the Tre-
mont House tonight. Lowell, Haverhlll,
Worcester. Lynn, Salem and Portland were
represented A telegram from Manchester
said that that city was all right IL was
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IT'S WONDERFUL,
BUT THEN IT CURES /!

Portland, Me-, March I3, 1891.
Damn SarsapaTfiia CO.s
Genfs:-Send ms mt once three
gross Sarsapariila. We have re.
Jailed 432 bottles over our count.
ers i'm the last mise days.
Yours Truly,
G. H. GUPPY a. 90.
marie VA"
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Monteomervs In Quebec.

QUEBEC, March 20.-A delegation Of off
GERS of the Montgomery Veteran Associa-
tion Of Boston. Mass and the Montgomery
Guards Of Portland. Maine, are In town max
Ing arrangements for visit OF their regi
ments 10 this city In June.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
For the Pacific NAVY Yard.

WASHINGTON. March 2O.--The Secretary
Of the Navy has ordered Lieutenant A. b,
Wyckoff, who for some time has been on du.
ty in the Bureau of Yards and Docks, TO
proceed to Seattle, Washington, In e0nnec-
tion with the selection of the exact site for
the proposed new dock on Puget Sound.
The provision OF the naval appropriation
bill authorizes its location on Port Orchard,
an arm OF the Sound, having considerable
water front, and 1t will be Lieutenant Wyck-
offs first duty to select the best location
within these limits. A tract Of land not ex-
ceeding 200 acres. Is to be bought at a cost Of
not more than $4,000, ana q dock capable Of
docking the largest vessels afoat IS TO be
constructed at a cost OF not more than $780,
900, of which 100000 will be available dur
Ing the next fiscal year. 1t Is the intention
OF the department to get the work we'll start
chase Of the land may be attended with some
delay, IL condemnation proceedings are
necessary. as will probably re the case.
Lieutenant Wyckoff Is well acquainted
with the Puget Sound country. He Is enthu-
siastic over Its resources, and believes the
western part OF Washington will equal
Pennsylvania In the production Of steel and
coal.
An Ingenious convlct's Scheme.
WASHINGTON, March 2O.-An ingenious
person who Is serving life sentence In a
wisconsin prison has evolved scheme to
supply the United States navy with all tho
able bodied seamen 1t may need, and Incl
dentally relieve the authorities Of the vari-
GUS states from the care Of great many con-
victs.
The Wisconsin prisoner has written a let
ter to Secretary Tracy setting forth his plan.
the state prisons Of the country with authori-
ty to enlist In the navy for terms Of years
convicts who are serving longer than three
year sentences, with the understanding that
IL any such enlisted seaman misbehaves he
shall be Immediately returned to prison.
The Secretary's correspondent Is sure that
In this way. q physically frst-class lot Of
sailors can be had for the navy, and he Is
confident that the certainty OF being sent
back TO confinement for misconduct would
make them the best-behaved and most tract
able lot Of men in the service.
Internal Revenue Collections.
WASHINGTON, March 20.-The collections
from internal revenue during the first seven
months OF the fiscal year ending June Sd.
696, as compared with the collections during
the corresponding period OF the previous fis-
cal year. The receipts for February, 1901,
were 1884, ,716 less than February, 1890.
The Pension List.
WASHINGTON, March 20.-Pensions have
been granted to the following Maine peo-
pie:
ORIGINAL
Peter Martin, Francis Rebano.
JoseDh Hail. Albert s. Grimm,
Henry A. Frye. John Kelley,
stephen Gross James Crewell
Albert b. Weber, alias William Campbell
ORIGINAL, WIDOWS, ETC.
Sophronia s., widow OF David p. Stowell.
Margaret, widow Of James Mcclure,
Catherine, mother of William Robbins.
Elizabeth mother of Daniel Patch.
ADDITIONAL.
John B. McManus, David ]. Lyman
RENEWAL.
GpIvasfar Ahl,off
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The only SarsapariilG guaranteed to aJso-
IutelD cure Diseases ofthe Stomach, Ltcer, and
Kidneys, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Loss Of Ap-
petite, Sick Headache, Muscular Rheumatism,
Dissiness, Female Weakness, Emdctdtion, Gen
erdL Debility, Eruptions Of the SKIN, Pimpless
Bous, Tunors, ScrottLoas Afections Cancer
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Rtngrorm, Car6Nncies, Ulcers, and Sores,
Mdtdrtdt Poison, Pain in the Bones.
DANA SARSAPARLLLA CO., Belfast, Me.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Published every day Sundays excepted) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
At 81 EXCHANGE STREET. PORTLAND, ME
THE MAINE STATE PRESS.

Published every THURSDAY MORNING, at $3.50
syear; If paid in advance, $500 yeaI.
Advertisements inserted In the "MAINF STATE
PRESS" (which has large circulation In every
part OF the State) for 90 per square for first In
sertion. and 30 cents per square for each Subee-
Quent insertion
TERMS: Seven Dollars Year. When payment
$ made strictly In advance the price will be Six
dollars.
RATES OF ADvERTIsING-One inch space OF
the length of column, or twel lines nonpdreU
constitutes a square"
Sl.5o per square, daily first week; 75 cents per
week after; three Insertions less, 81 90; con-
dnuing every other day after first week, so cents.
Half square, three insertions or less, 75 cents.
one week, 81 90; 30 cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, One-third additional.
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs" and AUCTION
SALES" $500 per square per week; three.inser-
tioDs or less, 81 30.
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EalIurea of the Week.

New YORK. March 2O|BTadsJ.reeSIss J Sso, re.
pSainst pSaI ~ onn 1a,l ,oT hi. week last year
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Injured by an Explosion.

BANGOR. March 20 William Gallery and
William Jordan were injured by an ex-
ploslon this afternoon short distance from
the city. Tneo wero engaged In blasting.
and one charge exploded while they were
putting in another, the first not taking FIRE
at tie proper time. Gallery was seriously
injured In the face and body. JordOn's
hands were injured. Both live In this city
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THE w EATHER r.
Rain and Warmer.

The following is the forecast of the weather
for Maine: Increasing cloudiness; light
rain; slightly warmer; east winds.
Storm signals are displayed at Nara
gansett Section.
Cautionary signals at all other stations
from Delaware Breakwater to Eastport.
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Home keeping folks are happlest,
and reasoning from like premises
it is evident that there is more real
satisfaction In contributing to the
snccess OF home institution ike
the UNION MUTUAL LIFE IN
SUkANCE COMPANY. II il is
already suecesstul-then the more
reason to keep it 50.
febsT, ,Th&etf
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No New Restrictions.

TORONTO. Ont, March 2O.-It was report
ed here today that the United States Gus
toms authorities had issued peremptory or
ders to the effect that detailed invoices must
accompany all shipments In bond carried by
them through Maine for their inspection.
Upon inquiry IL was learned from the freight
department OF the Canadian Pacific that the
matter was now under consideration, but
would not be decided for a week. The
American consul, when seen In relation TO
the matter, said there wa really nothing new
In the raQnIation
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weather Observations,

Mean daily ther... 23.6 Max. vel. wiud.. .18 NE
Maximum ther.. ...31 .0l Total precip...... :. o
Minimum ther....16.3l -,
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MAIN e.
Put the Ties on For Fun.

BIDDEFoRD, March 2O.-Since the recent
attempt to wreck the Boston & Maine pas
senger train near Wells Boston detective
has been investigating the case. Today he
arrested two young men who live near Wells,
one named Kimball, the other Allen. The
latter Is 27 years ago and the other few years
younger. They confessed that they placed
the sleepers on the track Monday and said
they did 1t for fun. They had been drinking
at the time. Tho prisoners were taken to
Alfred jail to await action Of the grand jury
at the Nav term of the Snprema Count
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RIoodshed was Imminent.


NEW YORK, March 2O-The great hall Of
Cooper Union was packed with 1000 Italians
OF New York and vicinity called TO denounce
the lynchiDg Of their countrymen at New
Orleans, and as many more were unable to
the crush outside the door broke 1t In. A
number Of people were injured In the rush,
and 1t took $50 policemen quarter of an
hour to drive the new arrivals out. The
meeting opened promptly at o'clock the
The meeting was generally orderly. The
crowd outside was addressed from the bal
cony by number Of speakers. The hall
was draped with American and italian flags
and festeons of black crepe. Among those
on the platform were DIR. Louis R0versi,
chief editor Of II Progresso, B. Ciambelli,
editor OF the Christofero Colombo and Geo.
Francis Train.
Just as the meeting was about to adjourn,
several people In different parts of the hall
arose and asked to be allowed to speak. This
was refused by the chairman. The agitators
appealed to their fellows, asking IL they
would sit there inactive, add urging them TO
act and ayenge the wrong done in New Or
leans. The instant they began to talk In
this way those in charge sprang from the
platform into the aisles and urged the audi
ence to be quiet and orderly. Meanwhile
the police had taken the riot inciters in hand
critical moment, and bloodshed would have
followed had not the committee and police
acted so promptly.
Senator HawIey Hopeful.
WASHINGTON, March 20-"There will be
no International complications with Italy
because OF the occurrences at New Orleans"
said Senator Hawley this afternoon. 1--WE
cannot possibly exhaust the resources of dl-
plomacy In such matter The general gov
ernment is, In the eyes of the world, the re-
sponsible party. but the execution Of crimi-
nal law must be left to the several states.
Occasionally complicated questions result
from this condition of affairs, but there is
really nothing serious In the outlook at this
time. We are a liberal people, eminently
fair. and the Italians will receive satisfacto-
ry treatment at our hands, Some time ago a
number of Cinnamon were killed and injured
In the West and satisfactory idemnity was
paid
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Local weather Ropcrt.

PORTLAND. Me-. March 20. 1891
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MAY Cost Too Much.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-There appears
to be reasonable hope at least that the
United States vessels wrecked on the Massa-
chusetts coast may be saved. Lieutenant
Commander Bicknell today telegraphed the
navy department that the Galena Is being
lightened and If the weather continues IA
vOrable the Galena and Nina may be tloated.
1t Is doubtful whether the Galena. IL loated,
can be repaired by the government, as 1t was
estimated that the cost OF renting her Delore
of cost fixed by law. III the injuries since
received should prove extensive this repair
might involve an expenditure of money In
excess of that limit.
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FAvA couNsELs PEACE.
Every Effort Will Be Made to Keep
Italians In Check.

CHICAGO, March 2o.-The italian consul
here, pursuant to instructions from the Ital-
ian minister at Washington, has issued a
manifesto to the Italian people counselling
peaceful and lawful behavior. and dignity
worthy OF their country.
A private despatch from Rome says the
Federal government at Washington has
given assurance that ample and satisfactory
reparati0ns viii 1s given for the killing OF
the Italians In New Orleans
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iFA SMOOTH DAY COMES.
The Tug rrIana May Be FIoated with
the Others.

VINEYARD HAVEN, March 20--A steam
tug with the wrecking lighter Elsie arrived
here last night and sailed this forenoon with
two steam pumps for the wrecked steamer
Hercules. The Elsie and lighter were at the
wrecked Triana yesterday. Wreck Master
Burgess says Notwithstanding the Triana's
bad position. providing he can get one
smooth day to enable him to box up her
matches. he thinks she can be pumped out
and floated. Her off shore rail and part of
her deck are under water.
The wrecking crew have saved four new
steam ventilators. a number Of gun carriages,
one small pivot gun and other material from
the Galena's deck aud a lot Of fire arms and
other valuable from between decks. A lot
Of salls, piScks; etc, were also ;NS saved. A
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MEMORY GONE!
NO STRENGTH!!
NO REST!!!
READ THIS
Ye Suffering Ones.

WINDSOR, Me, Oct. |, 1890.
DANA SARsAPARILLA Co. -
Gentlemen: am now sixty-four years
of age, and have been failing rapidly for
several years. Disagreeable noises
in my head gave me no rest. My
memory failed me, until could not re-
member the common occurrences about
my work for TEN MINUTES AT TIME. L
lost strength very fast, until | seemingly
had no strength. would have to sit down
several times while washing my dishes.
After reading your strong testimonials
1 decided to try DANA'S SARSAPA-
RILLA. / have taken three bottles. The
NOISES IN MY HEAD CEASED before l had
taken one bottle. My STRENGTH HAS RE-
TURNED so do my work without fatigue.
have a good appetite, sleep well nights,
and my MEMORY HAS RETURNED,
for all of which am very thankful, and
know that the praise belongs to DANA'S
SARSAPARILLA.
Yours truly,
MARY A. ALBEE.
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They're After Earrer.

QUEBEC. March 20-For some unknown
reason remarkable activity Is shown at the
government cartridge factory here.
The factory Is ruRning full time and or
ders have been received from Ottawa for the
immediate establishment OF a factory 10
manufacture large Martini Henry ammuni
tIon.
The rush OF orders for warlike material Is
without known cause and exeites comment
In military circles.
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PARIS, March 2O.-Granger and Roche,
Boulangist members OF the Chamber Of
Deputies, and two Anarchists leaders named
Murphy and Caron were arrested yesterday
on charge Of fomenting an insurrection and
intending to inclte disturbance at a meeting
In honor OF NJ. Jules Ferry, 10 be held to-
morrow.
The police seized at Caron's residence a
list containing the names OF 100 men so ar
ranged In groups as TO form military compa-
MES.
Michael Davltt May Oppose Him.
DUBLIN, March 20-It IS rumOred that
Michael Davitt will be a candidate against
Parnell at the next election In the division
OF Cork, which the latter represents.
Foreign Notes.
John Mclean and James Stansbury will
row over the Parametta championship course
In Australia, March 2S, for 200 and the sin
gle scull Championship of the world. Stans-
bury will go to America after the race to row
William OConnor.
Steamer Suevia, bound from New York to
Hameurg. which put into plymouth, Eng,
In disabled condition on March IA has been
repaired temporarily and has proceeded
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Com mIttee Business.

The bill to create sewer commission for
the town Of Deering was favorably reported
to the Senate today and given its first read
ing. 1t was then. on motion Of Col. Moore
Of Deering, tabled for printing.
The Senate voted to consider the bill to le-
galize certain doings of the town of Cape
Elizabeth on Tuesday next. This bill was
passed by the House yesterday. The major
ity Of the judiciary committee reported ad-
versely on 1t.
Mr.. Adams Of York presented todaya re-
solve appropriating S2,70076 for furnishing
offices in the addition to the State House.
The resolve was referred to the finance COM
mtttee. The appropriation for the library
room has not been reported.
The bill to incorporate the Standlsh water
and Construction Company was passed IN
the House this morning after strong Dut
fruitless effort of Mr.. Hawes OF Deering 70
get an amendment to exempt Deerlng from
the provisions of the charter.
The bill to establish the forestry commits
sion was slightly amended and passed the
House this morning.
The resolve reported by the committee on
public buildings making an appropriation OF
SSO66 for providing shelving and furniture
for the new library room was presented In
p. L. DIVER, Esq, @. A. True, ESQ.,, and
Mr.. Geo. Loring, were among Portland peo-
report was made to the House today In
favor OF repeating the legislation adverse to
the Order Of the Iron Hall.
A resolve has passed the House appropiii
ting $500 annually for twO years for the
extirpation of contagious diseases among eat
tie.
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UNoR sALE-That very desirable building lot,
II corner of Cumberland and state street, at a
reduced price. The lot has been graded by
present owner; sewer connections paid; good
Sidewalk laid. BENJAMIN SHAW, 61A
Exchange street. 2O.I
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NOR SALE-On Spring street, Deering, a two
Il story house, nine rooms, also stable; house
Of e. FREEMAN, No. IL Exchange street. Port
ianu. 1874
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
REPUBLICAN, cAUcUsEs.

Nerth Yarmouth.
The Republicans of the town of North Var
mouth are requested to meet at The Iown n3uSS 9
In said town Saturday, March 2lst at y clVcn s
p. M, for the purpose of selecting canuluapes ioi
municipal officers for the ensuing year.
F Per order of TOwn Committee.