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anwn and ~ sne Colonel drank 1t alone and sat
,D,Tot rftlvate Jack Allen" Of MissIsslppl was
introduced by Major Handy In ssrc.s.ts "ds
were reelected Vi tue eluD
O,rneccooiei coiei guest Of the evening was T. p
was nTUI gnvad ". Mnsn called upon to speak he
AmnSay eshs anu cnared. but he did not fllnch.
gentlemen, this scene makas ma ho
SICK SICK. ! nave never seen more diSordarI1
proceedings In the House Of Commons
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A Rival 10 standard OIL,

NEWTON, N. j.. January 26.-News has
reached here of valuable discovery Of
petroleum at Deckertown by George o. Will
son, a Sussex county farmer. Four or five
years ago Wilson sunk we'll, the water
from which smelled and tasted so strongly of
petroleum at times that it could not be used.
Little importance was attached to the matter
until a oay or Two ago, when stranger who
visited Wilson and made inquiries regarding
the well. After he had departed Wilson
caused the well to be pumped dry, and an in
yestlgation made. The results of the scru-
tiny gave unmistakable evidence Of the
presence OF petroleum In large quantities.
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Opposed by channIar.

CoNCoBD. N. H., January Ex-senator
Chandler publishes In the Monitor this eve
ming, over his own signature, long article
10 opposition to the proposed increase of
capital stock Of the Boston & Maine and
concord d Montreal railroads. The bills
be called up in the House tomorrow fore
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LIKE FLOYD IREsoN.
a Gloucester Skipper Prepares for
Tar and Feathers.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, January 26.-Eleven
sailors comprising the crew Of the schooner
Henrietta. charge their captain, Charles
keene, with deserting the schooner Alberta,
OF Windsor, Ms, which they sighted In dis
tress last Thursday afternoon about 20 miles
of Monhegan with signals of distress flying
The members OF the crew say the remonstra-
ted against this to no avail, Keene saying:
10 hell with them; this vessel is bound to
Gloucester"
The Alberta was In a sinking condition.
d her crew were exhausted, and followed the
Henrietta until 0 o'clock In the evening.
burning signals Of distress. At that hour
the signals disappeared.
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Another Cha n ce for Arnold.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., January 26.-fhe
legislative committee appointed by Gov.
Davis to recount the vote for Congressman
finished its labors this afternoon, the dis
trict In which the ballots were cast, being
the second. S04 defective ballot sheets were
found. BY the recount Page, Dem, loses II
votes Arnold, Rep, SO; Tripp, Pro-, 2O2. As
1t does not give Page a majority new elec-
tion will be ordered.
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Must Not Erect Poles.

BosToN, January 26-The full bench of
the Supreme Court dismissed the petition of
the Suburban Light and Power Company for
mandamus to compel the board OF alder
men of the city of Boston to grant locations
to the petitioner TO erect poles on certain
streets, so that the company may be enabled
to carry out the contract made with the city
to light the streets. The opinion Is by the
late ,Indpa Dayans
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CAMERON BOUGHT EARLY.
And Sold Out Before the Silver RlIl
Was Passed,

WASHINGTON, January 26.-In the silver
pool investigation today, Senator Cameron
testified that he bought silver on margin in
the early part of June before the silver bill
was passed by the Senate. He disposed OF
IL before the bill became law. He had no
knowledge of any other senator, representa-
i've or official Of the gvernment having any
interest In the purchase of silver.
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Funeral of Hon. BaInprIdge " wadIeish

Boston. January 26-A brief service was
held over the remains Of Hon. Bainbrldge
Wadleigh, ex-United States Senator from
New Hampshire, at the home OF MS son-in-
of the Arlington street church. The remains
then left for Milford, N. H., in the Congre-
gatIonal church of which town service will
be held tomorrow.
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The Red Cross.

Portland Commandery, K. T., worked the
the Red Cross degree in great shape last eve
ming. Grand Commander E. NJ. Fuller of
Bath was present and large delegation Of
visiting Sir Knights fiom Lewiston, Bath
aud Brunswick. A fine banquet was served
In the banouet hall
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Railroads, TsIegraphs and Expresses.

nyHE Committee on Railroads, Telegraphs and
Ill Expresses, have assigned hearings on bills
and petitions referred to them, as follows:
For Wednesday, January 26th, O'Clock p. M,
An Act relating to the Boston g. Maine r. r.
For Wednesday, January 28th, 8 O'Clock !m
An Act conc rning the Portland and Rumford
Falls Railway and the umford Falls and Buck
field II. Il. Co.
For Wednesday, January 28th. 8 O'Clock p. m,
An Act relating to the Sebago Lake and Mechan
ic Falls r. II.
For Wednesday, January 2Sth, o'clock p. M.
An Act additional to the charter of Portland
Railroad Co. tan23utd
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FuNKHANNocK ENDANGERED.
lice Gorge Threatens Destruction
of Bridges.

IILADELPHIA, January ga telephone
Rage to the Press from Tunkhannock,
fsays: Snow fell here 10 the depth of
shches. There has been some damage in
thay of breaking in roofs of small build
intc. All telegraph wires hut one are
do"
gorge in the Susquehanna is still in
tacFrom the bridge, distance of some
miasthe river is one mass of piled I'D cakes
a.. San The heavy freshets of the last few
uaayave driven the ice with great force
assas the bridge and it has been moved
t,,U,s h,ats foundation to slight extent.
m1nlsa5h the falling of the water has re-
Wgaoovrany immediate apprehension, it is
t6a bat another freshet would result in
sans VIC ose giving way. Ii this should hap
PPeIi PPai,.s believed that the Lehigh Valley
a,nnss ssC0mpany's bridge at Coxton would
ana,r rtainly be swept away. To guard
t6.' the railroad people are watching
H hr;d nsaOn closely. II the Tunkhannock
on oonsssosuld move much more IL will be set
an irerave the railroad bridge. which is
OIL IL OAalafura
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THE W EATH Err.
Weather ohsarxationa,

The following are the United States Signal
Service observations for yesterday. January
26th, taken at p. M. 18th meridian time
the observations for each station being given
In this order: Temperature. direction Of the
wind. state of the weather:
Boston, $40, SW, cloudless; New York
missing; Philadelphis. 420, SW, cloudy ;
Washington. AZ, SW, cloudy; Albany, $50,
y, snow; Buffalo, missing; Cleveland, $40,
NV, cloudy; Detroit. 326. SW, cloudy
Chicago; S2o, Sc. cloudy; st. Paul. 800, Sc.
A', NV. snow; Bismarck, 3Oo, NV, partly
cloudy; jacksonville, 5Oo, Sc. cloudless.
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No Change.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, January 26.-Ballotipg
for United States Senator was resumed in
Joint legislative assembly at noon. The first
ballot OF the day, the 23d of the session,
8; no change from the previous ballots. Raj,
lotlng continued TO the 2Sth without change.
Inc Joint assembly adjourned after the
31st ballot, with no change In the vote,
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the s'NrloH IMPROVES.
Western Union offIc.
o O'Clock.

NEW YORK, Oh
A. E. Sink, theTis - ~ 'onrsh.'
ern Union office ninasel Vi the west
wires West, ga. we nave now 10
These wires leaN Since last nignt'
through Harlem 70" 1ork ana run
Chicago. AT Alb,S Sbany and Buffalo to
sent East without sno BUFFALO matter Is
plenty of wires froNSScuity as there are
We are working ovSose cities eastward.
and tye East via NSSect wires to Boston
single wire direct Ssaven. We have not
resching PHILADELPHIA yet, but we are
ton and the South gSsaltimore, Washing
West. If we have nsNly by way of the
already restored and Sures In the circuit
pect to clear up befors working we ex-
now on hand" ~ning the business
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Blowing Up RIuefleld.

BLUEFIELD, viva, January pa house
was blown up by dynamite last night by un-
known persons. Several persons were In
jured. This makes the fourth house blown
up within week. The town is terrOrized.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

u,HE judiciary Committee will give public
IL hearings at their room, State House, Angus
Ia, as follows:
Februaty 4th. 2p.m-Upon IAN Act to provide
for printing and distributing ballots at the public
expense and to regulate voting for State and city
elections"
the better education OF practitioners of dental
surgery. and to regulate the practice OF dentistry
in the State of Maine "
By order of the Committee.
D' FRANKLIN c. PAYSON,
tanoOsntd Secretary.
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LONDON, January 26.-It Is reported to-
day that Parnell ana OBrien will 20 to
America. gnder this plan Dillon would sur
render to the police and 90 to iaiI and assume
the leadership when released. ''N'N--'0
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PINE RIDGE, S. D., January 26-General
Miles and staff left here for Chicago at noon,
leaving Col. Shafter In command. The
work Of disarming the Indians Is to be con-
tinued until completed.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

hearing at their room at the State House
Augusta, on THURSDAY, Feb. 8, 1891, at Z
o'clock ia the afternoon. on "An act to amena
"An act to incorporate the Pythan Hall Assoca-
tiOn, of Portland.
By order of the committee.
lan24dtd MORRILL, N. DREW, Secretary.
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MARiNEoISAsTERs
A Schooner Strrk BY a caIe-Llme
Cara AfIre.
Especial tthe Preset

LSFSS~' s~uO IICoS.l
RooKLAND, Januar 26.-The schooner
Nevada, Capt. Thoma from Boston with a
sneral cargo. was suck by yesterdays g
gae while off Mosquii Island. Her star
Doa'd chain plates partt, the mainmast GO
ing Over, the main sail vas broken and the
quarter deck ripped uI She was brought
mere this morning blythe revenue cutter
Woodbury. for repairs.
=, The British schooner Iberia of Windsor.
N. D.. Capt Parker, AIRED here today with
a cargo OF 1000 barrelst lime on fire. She
loaded at st. Johns New York. The
vessel will probably be .uttled.
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ontarISIoundryna an In Trouble.

LONNDO, Ont, JRgerY .26.-An attach
ment has been issued by MONTREAL aCSe.
against VIM. Stevenson, foundryman. of
Petrolia. His liabilities exceed 10000.
stevenson has gone to the United States. his
estate Is said to be In very bad Shane.
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sus AND GEARS QUIET.
'''o esIress Done on the New
Marx EYNhan0as

VoFk GACndH3oSs
NE" *, January 26.-The effect of
'n0 s.oil the business of the city was
manifest morning among tho o~ob.nnos
and merella bousas down town Tho
oaoaAins many telephone wires has the
enec' y, Eng business almost to a stand
sun. Ne nd quotations from Chicago
anu ooS.o p in slowly. On the cotton
exchange notbiro from, tho c.. a.,
received. Ao'Nine iiohi 'ho oou'n was
The gent bar corr;.o g.
was early r. nnrIinn Su'oe eS ~ Tue excnangss ,
tated busini nan.oSe oateI . anu iaciii-
munications o 'd.u I oAsoHs. All COM
ahlv he fortSrve suspended. 1t will prob
snmed in thatv hours before it can be re-
maintained yavntime communication Is
tine bv means INDY Hook and Quaran.
revenue cutter.
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A Worthless Character Dead.

KEENE. N. H., January 26. - Edward
VNeil was found dead yesterday In the
house where he lived at Mill Village, Stod-
dard, evidently having shot himself by acci.
dent or with suicidal intent. He was a
worthless fellow, 35 years old. He lived
with his father, whom he had driven ont of
the house some days before in drunken
cDrep.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

VNHE judiciary Committee will give public
n nearing at their room In the State House,
augusta, on THURSDAY, February IL, 1891, at
rhO Ocoek IN the afternoon, upon petition of DR..
Irage for women, -
by order of the committee.
ian2Asn.a FRANKLIN Z. PAYSON,
"'u Secretary.
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LEGISLATIVE FEARING.

CoMMIr ERE on Fisheries and Game will give
~ public hearing matters REF. rred to them,
as follows, AT their room at state House, Augusa a.
Wednesday, January 28th, 2 p. m, on petition
of r. f. Mes-rve and others, for the protection of
fish in Browns pond, town of Sebago.
Wednesday January 28th 2 p. m, on petition
OF citizens of York and Cumberland counties for
an act TO prohibit killing deer in said counties for
10 years.
Jan23dtd (signed) S. b. HUNT, Secretary.
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Spinners Will Styika.

@ NEW BEDFORD, Mass, January 26.-The
the spinners in Wamsutta mill 4, 5 and 6 If
the spinners were not reinstated In 1, 2 and
). The latter refused to work overtime and
were locked out.
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Steamer pimock Flo ated

HYAINUs, January 26.-The steamer Il.
f. DimOck which ran ashore on Dogn5n bar
Sunday night, was foated at high tide 1y the
tug Nathaniel P. Doane and proceeded to
Boston, uninjured.
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LECTURER SpOFFORD IN THE HOUSE.
He Has a Little Plan to Spend
$3.50, 900.
Two Strong Petitions, One for
Pigeons, One for Horse Cars.
A Proposed Change In the InsoIven-
cv Laws.
special to the Press. !

AUGUSTA. January 26.-The legislature
was In session about an hour this afternoon
and In that time enough new business was
received and refeferred TO committees to
keep them busy for some time to come.
There was little matter introduced today
outside Of private bills, which has not al.
ready made its appearance at this session.
The protest against the move to repeal the
law forbidding the trap shooting of pigeons
promises to be vigorous one. Portland
stands In the ban Of the objectors to the
granting Of the prayer Of the "sportsmen"
who want to improve their Workmanship
by slaughtering lot Of defenceless birds.
Other papers bearing the signatures OF Cum.
beriand county people are petitions in aid Of
the proposed street railroad from Westbrook
to Portland.
Ii q part Of Berwick. as proposed by a
measure presented last week Is cut of and
annexed to South Berwick, 1t will not be un-
Gil after those people who are opposed to the
change have made themselves heard. Sew
eral remonstrances to the proposed change
OF the town line appeared today and there 10
promise of fun when the hearing before the
committee comes. The committee on towns
now has on its hands, the Camden fight, a
proposition to make new town out OF parts
OF Jonesboro and JOnespert. and this Ber-
wick matter. The Camdan question will
not be settled until after a lively caring,
but 1t Is said that there has developed little
opposition to the carving of new town out
of Jonesboro and Jonesport railroad
schemes, in one form or anothe. came along
regularly.
Jasper Hutchings, for himself and others,
asks for an act to incorporate a railroad
from some point on the Bangor & Piscata-
quis or Its branch to the Katahdin Iron
Works to Preque Isle, Maysyille and Carl
bou.
j. Manchester Haynes heads long list of
petititions In aid OF the movement OF Geo. K.
Macomber and others to secure a charter for
the Augusta and Franklin Railroad Compa-
nv.
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Naval BuI Passed,

:, WASHINGTON, January 26-In the House
the Journal was finally approved. Yeas, al;
nays, l07, after protracted struggle. The
House went into committee Of the on the
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MAZE.
MaIne's chaplon Wins.
Especial to > Press.l

Especial to Press.l
RocKLAND. JanuarI29. glove con-
test between Joe Donon of this city and
Harry Gardner of Rer, middleweight
champions of Maine al New Hampshire
respectively. occurred the Opera House
tonight, resulting in ytorv. for Donovan
after four rounds.
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naval appropriation bill When the COM
mittee rose the bill was reported and passed
and the House adjourned.
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House OF REPRESENTATIVES,, |

JANUARY 10, 1881.
ORDERED, That the time for The reception of
" bills and petitions for private and special
legislation be limited to Saturday, January 81,
1891, and that all petitions and bills presented
after that date be ferred TO the ext LEGISLATURE
Read and passed. w. S. COTTON, Clerk.
true copy. Attest: W. S. COTTON, Clerk.
iaul4 dtdSn
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To Trade on the CONGO

BRUSSELS, January ga special declara.
tion TO the government at Washington. for
mulated by the Congo State authorities, was
signed yesterday. It gives assurance that
,fayored-nation" treatment on entering the
| Cong6Stale. WIG
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

fTHE Judiciary Committee will give public near
Il ing at their room at the state House, Augusta,
on WEDNESDAY, Feb. A, 1891, at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon upon an act to amend chapter 379,
OF Public Laws OF 1885, entitled IAN act to pre-
vent mcomp' tent persons from conducting
business as apothecaries, and upon "An act to
legalize and make valid the dongs of the Town
By order of the committee
ian23atd FRANKLIN G. PAYSON Secretary
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The First allow Struck.

BUENos AYREs, January 26.-A dsspatch
from Chill says that the rebels have bonn
oarded Coronet and that several persons
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LOST AND FOUND

II OST-A small bag made OF gossamer, contain
IL ing pair bracelets. collar stud, set garnet
ear rings, watch charm and small locket, g.rnet
pin, locket of wedding ring. The finder viii be
rewarded by leaving at 36 BROWN ST. 24-1
EOUND-Since the birth of my last child, 8
II years ago, 1 have suffered terrible rheumatic ic
and neuralgia pains of the womb, physicians
advised surgical operation but was afraid of
my life. DR.. Rouse, Bath, Maine, cured me in 13
days by his pleasant and safe treatment. AS my
to him. MRS. MARY HALL, Boothbay, Maine.
1an1 d&w1m
UrOUND-"That truth is mighty and will
Il prevail" wrote to Miss E. 5. Orr, East
Harpswel, Maine. The grip left me a hope
less and helpless rheumatic cripple. Through
her advice was quickly and permanently cured.
CAPTAIN M. A. HALL, Boothbay Harbor,
Me. jan1d&w1m
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

IyHE Judiciary Committee will give public
II hearing at their room, State Hou-e, Augusta,
on THURSDAY, Jan'y. 29tb, at 2 O'Clock p. m,
upon question of expediency of changing present
method of publishing Maine Reports.
BY oroer of the committee
FRANKLIN G. PAYSON,
jan16dSntd Secretary.
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Against Trap Shooting,

who are organized as society In Portland
and the many sympathisers in their work
who have not Joined the organization for the
prevention Of cruelty. are represented
among the signers to the protests received
from the Forest City today. against the re
peal OF the law forbidding trap Shooting
The first Of these Is signed by officers anc
members Of the Portland Society for The
prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals, The sec
ohd mas on It's list OF signatures the names oi
land. - Wv
| Z. M. Stedman. F.G s,evans
Dana & Co., 81 Bean
G@nas. @ N. Balne, Chas. A. Beane,
Sa Sonn -. WlIlams, Ralph ). Norton,
geo; a. hunt, M. N. Falrbrother
70. Z. hinds, j. 7. Jenner,
"a. A. SAorey. James ii. Merrith
y. A: Thayer, O. III Farley.
B. w. Stover X n Cross 70
j. A. Pickett, Cummngs 'Rros n 10
Chas. W. Allen, Henry B Cleaves w.
Swayer x Dyer, A Hight
Chas. w. Roberts. n WAlien.
Wills I. Emmons and many others
The Bangor Humane Society has word
20 say on this subject, presenting petition
Ior change In the statute. so that teachers
In the public schools snail devote ten min
utes In each week to teaching the principles
children under their care.
>. w. Mitchell and many others Of Au-
burn respectfully pray that chapter 145, pri-
vate and special laws of 1885, entitled an act
70 establish municipal court In the city OF
Auburn be amended by making the court a
court OF record and comforting upon IL snch
additional Jurisdiction in civil and criminal
natters as the necessities Of said city re-
quire.
The InsoIvent Law.
On motion Of Mr.. Stearns of Caribou, the
following order was given passage:
Ordered, That the committee on Judiciary are
instructed ~instrueteo 70 inquire into the expedi9ncy of
amending the insovent laws OF this state so as TO
give jurisdiction over all property found wishln
snis state Of an insolyent debtor who Is doing
business in this state but Is not a resident thereof
ana report by bill or otherwise.
Senate Business.
Mr. Harper Of Lewiston presented bill
to increase the salary Of the Judge Of the
Municipal Court of Lewiston from $1,000 to
$500.
Mr.. Adams Of York presented bill to in
corporate the Sanford Trust and Banking
Company.
Mr.. Walton of Somerset presented bill
to incorporate the Northern Maine Shaver
Molecular Telephone and Telegraph Compa-
ny.
An order was passed providing for a
Worlds Fair Commission.
Mr.. Spofford's Plans.
Mr.. Spofford took his picture gallery into
the House lobby where he devoted himself
to explaining the designs to all who cared TO
listen to him. The preparation of these
plans Is private venture of the architects.
II they do not get the work, they will re-
ceive no more money from the state When
= business is TO be doomed In the State
House, II has been customary for the boomer
10 request the use Of the Representatives
Hall Tor che purpose of giving a lecture. Mr..
Spotord dispensed with his formality and
went on with his bid for more work for the
State Of Maine without 1t.
Mrs. PenneiI Again.
Mrs. l.. G. Pennell makes her customary
appearance, asking indemnity for false i'm
pdrisonment In the Maine Insane Asylum in
1880 and 1891
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Portuguese AeaInat Rrltona

LONDON, January 26.-Advices from Zan-
zibar state that Portuguese on the river are
permit the natives to sell even the necessaries
Of life to English vessels.
The Portland daily press., 1891-01-27
No Farmers In Portugal.

LISBON, January 26-The press and land
owners are becoming alarmed at the death of
cultiyators. The demand that the govern
bandry Is suffering
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this city and New York. Baltimore mr. H..
rIsburg. Wires are down in all directiono :
and there will not be line to New YopS
before Tuesday.
The PIttsburg, wire is unbroken. He boped
to get wire to Harrisburg some time today
and in this way reach New York Via Rntssy
10, Mr.. Gill doesn't expect to get fur:her
south than Wilmington. Del, at prasant
Near Harper's Ferry, Va. 800 poles are
down. The Reading Railroad has one wire
to Bound Brook; the Postal Company has
certain wire to Atlantic City. The Long
Distance Telephone Company which man.
aoad TO maintain q wire to New York drr-
inQ the memorable blizzard OF 'SS, Is COM
pleteIy cut off In that direction although
their wire to Washington Is working.
kilograms by Rail.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. January 26 To edi-
tors: At noon today the Associated Press
sent out the following to ell points reached
by train: cat this hour noon we have not
a wire to any quarter. Have not had one
during the morning: Haye not had word
Liverpool markets.
Damage Greater than First Reported.
NEW HAVEN, Ct, January 26.-1 p. m.-
The break In the wires between this city and
New York Is worse than 1t was first reDorted
duu IL is 6xCt6uiuS uuubtAui COuuCCtiOu
with New York will be made before tomor-
row morning.
No News Along Shore.
NORFOLK, Va, January 26.-Heayy east
erly winds prevailed along the coast Satur-
day night and Sunday morning. The signal
setyice wires and down and IL is impossible
to get news OF any wrecks.
Trains WereAu Right.
NEW YORK, January 26-Very little de-
lay was occasional by the storm In the run
tral depot.
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ART LESSONS.

MI K. A. Z. MOORE will take limited number
1Sl OF pupils during the winte er; instructions Civ
en- in Crayon Portraiiure from the fiat and from
lte also in Academic Drawing from casts still life
and the living model.
STUDl0-& FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
jams Portland, Me. eodlm
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Phenden A. Kicker, WATERFORD.
Joseph Batty, National Military Home.
isaac A. d. Blake, Wilton.
george II. Heath, Gardiner.
John o. Ryan. National Military Home.
Joseph w. Mills, Poland.
John b. Chandler, East Corlnth.
Inomas II. Rice, National Military Home.
Richard d Richardson Clinton