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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31

CSiCeaty VI StotO
atmucn disgust in Demo.
cratic. ranks.
il. Arrival at Green
-ock, Scotland. OF tile
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with
the news that. she had
been swept by "a tidal
wave. Eleven persons
washed overheard and
dr. owne d: Destructive
floods in. Kern County.
Father -Conlan Installed
pastor at st. Francis.
.".12. Death of Noryin
Green. president of the
Western Union. Telegraph
Company. Wreck OF The
wrecklng steamer White
law. ::
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Ciefeldilu opposes Cnl-
nese exclusion. Twenty:
five people killed In "a rail-.
road accldentnear Kings.
bury, Ind. I. Walls, an.
old pioneer, Kills himself.
IN Oakland. IL. !.
%. Senator Stew ar. t
threatens TO impeach
Cleveland.
"a. Non union sailors
boarding house wrecked
By dynamite. Dynamite
outrages in Barcelona.
The Russian warship
Pousalka founders at sea
and all hands lost. -
%. Rio Janeiro bonn
barded by insurgents.
Train-ronberS q n u:g Ii +
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Chtcugo Tetcoi'eS 81. - ID. Gladstone delivers
his great home-rule speech. p:
IA President Cleveland announces that: Wal
ter Q. Gresham Will be his Secretary OF State.
The Monterey placed in commissions: -. =. :.
10. President Harrison sends to the Senate a
treaty for the annexation of Hawaii. PopnliSt
members storm. the Capitol at Topeka, Kans:
hoke Smith named as Secretary of the Int
rior. ...,.... -''@ ~. = - r..
g.. 6. Big non partisan meeting In OAKLAND ad-
dressed by Dir. George c. Pardee, candidate for
Mayor. g.. r. -. ..
Il. Arrival Of the Mariposa with the first
dispatches from THE CALLS staff correspond
ent al Honolulu. J. Sterling Morton announced
as The next Secretary of Agriculture. ~. -
IS. Princess Kaiulani cables from London
that she VIII visit Washington and plead her
own case. -. =:
10 Golden jubilee of Pope Leo. Two high
binders shot In this city. ]: --.--
20. Resignation of f. S. Chapman OF the
Brooklyn Pres byterian Church. Oakland.
81. Many ships aground during gale on the
Atlantic coast. -. ~
%. President Harrison raises the American
flag On the steamship New York of The Inman
line. Opposition TO annexation develops in the
House. Cleveland completes his Cabinet.
23:: Death of Rnfus Hatch, the once famous
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case Oakland municipal
League takes. a band in
politics.. District Attor-.
-ney.# Barnes and :. Miss
@Dennas married. Another
trial trip. of the Mon
terey.
=. g.: Newly ork. struck by
"a: blizzard and travel
!: blockaded: = -.
q. End: Of the Blood
horse. Associations win
Ter. meeting at Bay Dis
trict track
=. s., James g.. Blaine suf-
.ers'. a relapse, Alarming
!. strike: of. .coal-m1ners In
Germany. New Jerusa+
lem. Church partially
BURNED. :.
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80: 's =: s q = Charges against Di.
Briggs not Sustained. by the New York Pres
: bytery. E.. w: er: dies in Oakland while
:protes ting agafnsu. the boulevard contract:
:: 10 Death of General Benjamin +, Butler:
:Edward> Murphy chosen Senator from New
\ ork. Blaine rapidly sinking; First day OF the
Jockey Clubs meef. ; Betrothar0f Prince Fer
dinanttto :fincess Marie: at Sfgmafin sen. ="
-: IL. Cramps awarded contracts. for a new
:<ciuiSer and, battIe:sfTp: r Kansas without a:
=. State Cove Tnment owing to The Popnflst
sduabble Ice block AIDE lin New York -narbOr.
= - p Coolest day on record in New York.
.Oakland. NrunteiparLe ague convention opened.
. :: i g.: wenty passen gers injured by a collision
+oI:rb6 NORTHWESTERN road in. Iowa. Death OF
:: (feedsH aymond. =: r. =: -
=. i I Satulli named as -Papal delegate Mr..
. Blaine somewhat better: Wreck ofthe schooner
:: Xelant south of:Cofda. Rock and loss OF her.
crew. : - -: E.
Is. Priv: ie funeral services over the rsmaips
OF General Butler. Acting Rear-Admiral Jo'
seph 5. .skerrett' takes: command: OF the Paefne
: naval squadron: ,..~:: - !.
..I>r6. PANAMA. Railroad Company and North
:. American: Ma ylgation Company. decide upon
business agi eeIment: Active work IN the: STATE
=.I.eSisiatIire beetIn. David. Porter killed by a
air III. fle: Mills building :: -
. i IT Death OF eX- President Rutherford b.
HAYES. Contracts: for six. 81 Gamers for North
+ America n*Naviga Company; Annual meet:
:. ing.oE The Cham Der: OF Commerce.: MARX HOP
.~klIs, mans ron: accepted=by the University Re-
#: iS Stephen. NJ: White elected United States
:. Senator Z: =. :. .: ~ +.
! ban Conghiin granted; a new trial for.the
= murder. of pr. .Cr0nin at Chicago. Cleveland
>. unf0ld his anti silver plans. Investigation OF
:. Brett. :,,boodle" insinuations al Sacramento.
Plan: Of san Francisco's new ferfy-house made
J.. public. II: ..
!. 20. Dr.. Cornelius II efz: arrested in london at
:: tier quest.oftlie French Government. Funeral
:: Of Riirherford b. Hayes:
:. :Slx killed and nineteen injured by col
s lisio< on Tie Big -Four Railroad at Alton juno
: lIop, Ill., .~ II: .
II ~ :5::Gomnetlon OF The. steamship Rogaie.
; % Sudden death OF Blshop Philips Brooks
= at Boston.< ~. & : = ~.
r.. D Damaging testimony against the De Les
sens al afis: Decision against the Oakland
{: N.iterF Company ytlle-adperior Court Of
=. Alameda County. :PrQfe$sOr Kellogg elected
understandable :tniyeTSttXot California.
+: % )4atiph rose major White at Los Angeles.
* 20. Deatll:ot Frederick J.. Castle. Non-far-
(. tisan Glubln: tie lie ID at: Oakland.
!: !: %. Death of James c. Blaine. Arrival OF
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Battle Greek, Mich. Cars
with gates placed. ON the =,
|. seventh street line in
Oakland: Arrival of the.
United States. steamship
Mohican: from Boring Sea.
81. -Matabel.es;.. defeat.
the: British FORCES. Death
OF Alexander. F.: More lin
Chicago. Receiver Wiley.
tak-es:charge OF .the:>P aciiie::
/. Bans.
D., ::Funeral-in. Paris of.
.ex- President .MacMalIon.
%. Emperor :. William
:: hMiors Abe ri: Of :SaxonY.
"a: Governor Mar nam
| refuses clemency 10 Muir
7 derer Vincent. Enter
+ prise planning mill. burned
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qua. PlatIorm pleading
for silver adopted by the
Denver convention.
IS. French gunboats
open tre on Bangkok,
siam.
IA. The Amy bill passe s
the third reading in the
Reichstag. Failure of the
Kansas City National
Bank.
10. Army bill passes its
final reading IN the Reich
stag. Nevada appeals for
free silver. Columbus
handicap al Chicago Won
by Yo Tambien. Death OF
Martin J.. Flayin. :
16. The actto reorganize
Chilean currencV DasSed.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

.Miowera. Paris goes crazy over the Russian
Death of Marshal MacMahon.
: 49, Death Of Charles Francois Gounod, the
composer, :.
=. l9. Italy ,reorganizes her army. Sheriff at
:: Fresno receives notices that an attempt will be
maze TO libeEate Chris Evans.
+: 20. Many killed In a railroad collision at
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.tennary:Chufch.

tennary Church. - mum "a HO'''s't''
~. Talk of an extra session of Congress. Fall
of wall in Chicago and ten killed. Citizens
ticket named at San Jose: =. - -. r..
%. Battle-ship Indiana launched at Phila-
delphi. Jack Dempsey knocks out Billy
keogh at Portland. ::
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/. Professor Briggs suspended. Naval b oar:
indorses the Monterey. Plankngton Bank at
Milwaukee fails. First talk of a Mdwinter
Fair. ..-
2. Lutheran Synod asks for a national law on
divorce. ....:..
3. Several Killed and $500, 600 worth OF prop
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31

tuC Duits IT. ~ Oob@ uClu
for the murder of Addie
Gllmour.
8. First race for the
Americas cup prevented
by a calm. Piles erected.
along the Oakland wafer
front. :
6. Great Britain makes
war against King Lo Ben
gula. Execution of Pallas,
the Spanish anarchist, at
Barcelona. -.
z. Vigilant wins the
first of the three great
races. Arrival of the U.
S. S. Boston from Homo.
lulu.
S. Slaughter of :Moors
at Meiilla by Spanish
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
MAY.

1. Opening of the Worlds Columbian Ex-
position.
2. Serious floods along the Mississippi and
Ohio.
8. News from Hawaii that Blouut is hard at
work preparing report. Harry Thorn held
for the murder Of Frank Northey.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31

The army. Chief Justice
Fuller decides against
closing the Worlds Fair
on Sunday. The Chicago
Derby woD by Morello.
Two banks in San Bernar-
dino suspend.
ID. Several small towns
in Michigan destroyed by
fire. The old warship
Hartford ordered re-
paired. The Provisional
Government reported TO
be holding their own at
Honolulu. An electric car
slides down hill at Ocean
View and Kills Florence
Mahoney. Bicycle rec
Ords broken In Central
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OCTOBER.

L. Police raid anarchists at Manchester.
Frank Robinson wins the silver plate in the
tennis contest.
2. Hurricane sweeps over Mobile and vicn-.
ity. p.
= s. Gull coast strewn with wreckage. Spanish
troops defeated in Morocco.
4. Thousands persisted in the great gale on.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
MARCH.

i Princess Kaiuani arrives In New York, EN-
route for Washington. Death in- the House OF
the Hatch anti-opton bill. ..''s
2 Talk of looking into the San Francisco
Postoflfce site MI Cleveland arrives at Wash
ngIon. Traffic Manager Leeds schedule de-
feated at Sacramento.
g. Governor Lewelling of Kansas charged
with being in the railroads pay. Joe 6 GODDARD
knocked out at New Orleans by Ed Smith of
Denver for a purse OF $4,000. Joe Gabriel
hanged at San Quentin.
f. Grover Cleveland inaugurated as Presi-.
dent al Washington. Havoc rendered by cy
clone in the Gulf states. Hopkins -Searles man
sion formally transferred 10 the University of
California.
s. Revolution breaks out in Honduras
Landslide destroys 200 homes at Sandgate in
kenl, England. Death OF Hippolyte Adolpbe
Tame, The famous French historian.
g. Ex-President Harrison returns to his home
at Indianapolis. Many ships wrecked by har-
ricane off Madagascar. News from Hawaii
that all are awaiting annexation news.
Z. Departure of the steamer ST. Paul, first
vessel OF the new Panama line. Clevelands
Cabinet takes control. Austin Gibbons OF Pat
erscn y. j.. knocks out Mike Daley of Bangor
at New Orleans
s. Arrival of CAPTAIN Wiltse from Honolulu
CIeveland's attitude causes annexationists to
become uneasy.
8. President Cleveland withdraws the Haw-
allan ann xation treaty from the Senate.
T. 10. Several persons killed. between thirty
and forty injured and property valued at
S4,500000 destroyed at Boston. Bankers
ofiei gold to the treasury. Ground broken fol-
+ the Y. NJ. G. A. building.
IL. Premier Caprivi OF Germany declares he
Will stand or fall with The new amy bill.
T. Death at Norwalk. Conn.,. of James VII
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
AUGUST

L. Silver men meet in convention at Chicago.
Siam grants every demand made by France,
Collapse OF pork in Chicago and failure of John
Cudahy. i
2. Armour prevents crash in Chicago.
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JULY.

/. Sunbeam wins The Realization stakes at
Sbeepshead Bay. The Lurline wins the Pacific
Yacht Club 10 Santa Cruz. Yale defeats
Harvard at baseball. -: -.~-:-.
2. Carlisle sounds Keynote against silver
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SEPTEMBER.

l. The home-rule bill passes the British.
House of Commons. Cholera moving West:
2. Silver abandoned by the Senate. ~ =:
3. Fotty-five people mangled IN an electric:
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almost DESTROYED by fire. Departure of Hftts.
Erdenheim. the famous stock farm, sold at
auction. Nineteen houses burned on Asbury
Heights.
s. PETERSON breaks the oarsman's record at
Austin. Tex.
.. FOrd's old theater at Washington collapses
and Kills many people.
10. Gaudaur defeats Peterson al Austin, Tex.
German peasants raid game preserves. The
battle ship Massachusetts launched at Phila-
delphia. The British ship Elmbank burned at
Union street wharf. Ralph c. Woolworth dies
at his home. s..
II. Running OF the Grand Prx in Paris,
France.
IL. Ex-President Harrison visits the Worlds
Fair. John Sontag arrested at Visalia.
13. Bandit Evans captured after being Sc
verely wounded
IA. Princess Eulalia leaves Chicago. Two
local banks vic.imiZed by swinders.
10. AIataafa takes up arms in Samoa. The
United States cruiser Chicago sails for Ireland.
The mail stage robbed at lone and messenger
killed.
l6. A Chinese cody ordered deported under
the Geary law. ~.
II. The Viking ship arrives In New York.
oUua RI
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DECEMBER u

i Admiral. de Melio= escapes with his fleet
from Rio bay: : -. | ~
3 Death OF Pauline Cushmar.. s., :. ->.
s. Van Allen declines the: Italian; mission:
Many lives lost by SHOWS lides in. Colorado:
" 4. Assembling of regular session of the Fifty
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Tor lost. James B. Eustls named Minister TO
france and Theodore Runyon Minister 10 Ger
many. Carlyle w. Harris sentenced to death
IN New York for the murder OF his wife. Mer
ced flooded by overflow of
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oahiai,d Of 70 day: case tried in Sacramento:
!. 10. Willis said 10. have auihority to wage war
If necessary oIestore.the Queen. :.
II. English coal-miners win :in:tle great
strike. =. -. S. -
Is. Word received that Iilfuok alanf will be-
deported. - =: :. i. \
10, synopsis of Bonnt2s report made public.
90. Chinese say they. are ready to register.
Evans trial commenced in Fresno: -:
81. :Thurston Tells a lot OF things. about -Ha-
waIian: affairs. The *Nletheroy sails from New
York. = " =. =: -: " -; / :
:: %. William Z. Coleman passes away: IN T.:
2;. Admiral Nlello loses a ship. =.
"a. The Olympia develops tnu sual speed - i.
%. Members of the Garlin party found. Pow
derby resigns from the Knights of Labor: .:>
&c: The. Democrats finish {. the: Wilson. BILL.
.Wreckers dfch a train at Ocean View: ::. F.: ::
81 Princess Colonna's matrimonial troubles
made public. Contents of tile Wilson bill given
OUT. il. @ =" -" :: :. : 49, :. I
2S. Tons OF opium snlugeled into Portland. !
i 20. Meo sails TO meet the Brazilian ships.
{ so. Vale beaten in The great football game by
Princeton. ..:: s. :: i: = 49, ..:
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80 q b-N ~ tOL Vs. " y ::
buried. Siberian refugees !.
rescued.
IS: Anarchists ll.activs.
in Spain. =. ~.
!: 81 Anarchists: continue
active. in Spain. :.
10: "a dmiral, M ell O;
snupbed by naval officers.
of other: powers. :. -.
IL. The Carlin rescue
party heard from.
=. :12s- Anarchists h oId
M ceilings in Chicago.
ID. Gains, made by
n clio, who succeeds in
landing troops.
IA, Successful trial OF.
THE: cruiser Columbia. -;
rs. :One:capital-removaE,
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Ultra. OOnSECSS. .llSatns VI
Professor Tyndall:, =:
s.. Peru anxious. TO de-
clare war against Ecua=
dor. HI. s.
!. 6. Loss. /, OF. the ship ia:
son on the Massachusetts:
coast. +. :.
4. Hawaiian Minister
Thurston leaves Washing:
ton.
:. s. Plan. to: .::reorganize
the Nicaragua Canal:COm.:
pany. Death OF. Ned. Nc.
/. .GoWan. :. :; =.
!. 8. Bomb thrown. in. the
French Cham Der. of Depu:-
ties. ~.
10. No. more. free. :ad-
issions. to- the: Midwinter
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5tetco"te 10 A"'"I- Oluu. q: pc. ~
81. The Non Partisan Council takes office in
Oakland. .-. ~: x
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y
5 IL. Faklrs' row: on Market street cleared out:
by reason OF THE :CkEE' s: lex osure -: =
IL. First step taken in, stIe House toward
making u tah State :. +
" 13. Chris Evans conyfctedof murder and SEN =
fenced for life :: ,::.-.: III. =: :,
IA. Death OF William. Kreling: Twenty work..
men killed by the fall of bridgeat Louisville,
KY Officiar trial trip OF the olympia ::
!. 10. News from Hawaii THAT the Government
is on the defensive: 81: - :.
f. II. Brazilians ffockIng round the standard Of
{ Cana, the revolutionist.
!: !: Is. Publication of the Presidents message
on Hawaii: :. -. -.
~ 8, American sailors imprisoned by Peixoto
at Pernambuco.:.. :: = ::
!. 20. .Death:in New York O.. GeorgeC Magoun.
: 81. News from 81 laval that the Government
will fire upon American marines if they are
landed: :: -. -. -. e.
r: %; Mechanics Institute pays tribute to-
the builders Of the Olympia. s Highest tide of
the year: ~. ~. :: r.: .: -.
3D.. Three receivers appointed for the Santa
:. "a. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Captain Picking,
senior oficer at Rio.-
:: 20. CALL and Bulletin offices threatened
with destruction by fire. Damage to other
buildings amounting TO 100000.
:: 90. Announced that the MidWinter Fair OPEN
ing day will be delayed.
81. PelxOto's new navy gets ready for battle.
/ Chamber OF Commerce meeting to aid the I'M
employed.
/ IS. Escape of Chris Evans from Jail at Fresno.
30 Carter Harris0n's slayer convicted.
80. Dealh of Sir Samuel Baker, explorer.
81. See DAILY CALL. Happy New Year to
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On IA "a E1enent.
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- i Al
Oakland.
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killed aud 100000 worth OF prop
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-03-31
THAT BATH FIRE.
Was One of the Most Destructive in The
City for Years.
rsnecia, to the Press7

BATH, March 30.-At 8 o'clock Thurs
day morning, an alarm was sounded for
blaze in Columbian block, located on
Front street, near the park, and contain
ing the Revere House and Columbian
Opera House. The fire started near the
stage of the opera house, and soon the
auditorium was mass of flames. The
guests of the hotel had to run for their
lives, some escaping only in their night
clothes. The wind was blowing fiercely
from the southwest, which carried the
sparks right over into a nest of wooden
buildings, which miraculously escaped.
The firemen succeeded in confning the
fire to the block, which was gutted above
the first floor. The basement contains a
number of stores, which were thorough
ly wet down. When the fire was at it's
height, twas thought advisable to sum-
mon aid from other towns, but slight
change in the direction Of the wind aid
ed matters considerably, and the order
was countermanded. As it was, the en-
tire department was kept to work, and it
was $50 before the "all OUT was sound
ed.
The Helen Barry company, in ga
NlSub L pIOllC, Abu OCCuPlCI LILO otnS Q
the evening previous, and their trunks
had not been taken out. The company
lost everything, and will probably have
to cancel their dates for few days, un-
til they can obtain new costumes. Man
ager Ham lost his scenery, piano and fix
lures, amounting to over $500. The
house had been remodelled and fitted
with opera chairs during the summer va
cation, but everything went up in smoke
this morning. The stores in the base
ment were occupied by w. III. Smith &
Son, groceries, toys and general mer-
chandise; D. G. Gould & Co., groceries; !;
j. F. Clay, confectioner; and V. P. En-
cry, provision market. AL had plate
glass windows, which escaped injury.
The door of Smiths store was forced,
and his stock of powder was safely re-
moved.
The origin of the fire is mystery. It
had ssgained tremendous headway when
discovered, and the block was doomed
from the start. The fire was under the
direction of Chief Engineer Scott, his
successor not yet having qualified.
Columbian block will be rebuilt soon.
The insurance on the building amounts
to $4,000. Landlord Wylie had about
$4,000 insurance on the fixtures of the
Revere. The damage to the stores is
principally by water. The fremen
worked on the ruins all day, and crowds
of the curious delved among the rubbish
for something of value, but met with
poor success. One lodger of the Revere
lost book containing sum of money.
The book was found, but the money had
disappeared.
When Russell's Hall is torn down to
make room for the new Y. M..C.,A.
block, the corner will present a forlorn
appearance.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-03-31
ALL A FAKE.
Not a Single Sign of Cholera IN Hal-
flax.
lsnecial to the Press. II

Especial to the Press.]
HALIFAX, March 30.-Halifax citizens
are justly indignant and worked up over
the slanderous reports telegraphed to
New York and other places over the al
legged cases of cholera existing in Hall
fax. kilograms are pouring into Halifax
making enquiries. There is no truth
whatever in the report. 1t is alleged by
these fake dispatches that two cases of
cholera were brought here by the steam
er Lake Superior of the Beaver Line A
message signed jointly by DR.. .Wickwire,
port physician, and DR.. Mcdowell, rep
resenting the United States Government
here, was forwarded to New York today
to the effect that the steamer Lake Su-
perior left here with clean bill of
health, and that none of her immigrants
had cholera or contagious disease and
that there is not the sign of any cholera
in Halifax. In consequence of such
fake dispatches, DR.. Mcdowell has re-
ceived kilograms of enquiry from Wash
ington. Port Physician Wickwire re-
ceived a telegram today from the Domin-
ion Government stating that Sir Charles
Upper, Canadian High Commissioner at
London, had cabled from Paris enquir-
ing if there was cholera at Halifax. OF
course replys were sent emphatically
contradicting such false statements.
There is absolutely no cholera here.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-03-31

Fish and Game Commissioner.
BANGOR, March 30.-It is learned here
tonight that Gov. Cleaves has decided to
appoint Hon. Thomas FL. Wentworth of
Bradford, fish and game commissioner.
vice E. M. Stillwell. deceased.
The Portland Boy Won.
BRUNSWICK, March 30.-At the '68
prize speaking by members of the senior
class of Bowdoin College tonight, @. W.
Peabody, Portland, was awarded the
prize.