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January 25,1884 PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1862—VOL. 21. PORTLAND, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 25, 1884. PRICE THREE CENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS· STILL SEARCHING. BUEIED ALIVE: NOTES PROM WASHINGTON. change. From these five columns he selected RAILROAD MATTERS. myself recently agreed thoroughly ihi Mm the lowest figures and bises bis plan ot reduc- coarse now forced upon the Baglish Published every day (Sundays excepted) bv the Miaistqr Proapecta of Rrtalinlory tion thereon. The Piicilic » hare OSDRAM4E. Lcghlaiioii~iu Vnion Annual Report of the ν the events that receatly transpired fa PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY, of to Chairman Morrison save that his bill is not it il now too late t* falAl the The Wrecked City of Columbus Terrible Explosion in a Colorado apeclor* Mtali be Appointed- Got «ruinent Dit actor». E«ypt bat I fear completed, but that it will not be more than wbicb would bare laved auk At 97 Exchange St., Portland, Me. lh«rte« Again·· α Conaial—Ex-Congrcaa Washington, Jan. 24.—Tbe annual report programme half a column in and can now be re- and if it had beea Again Visited by Divers. Mine. men aa Lobbyiata. length inieerj bloodshed adapted Terms: Dollars a Year. To mail subscrib- a of the directors of tbe Union Eight duced to form in few minutes. He Is waiting government Pa. '.«to mouths -lïo. Oar cowardly abandoaaseat ers, Seven Dollars a if In advanoe. Year, paid to ascertain the amouut of reduction that cific railroad company stites that bave of the Soudan baa aad Rates of Advertising: One inch of the (Special to the Press.) they encouraged dislnvalty W. D. LITTLE & CO., space, would be effected by the chantres he has broken the of both offloera aad length of column, constitutes a But Arc to the Over Fill; Livci tiuppmeil to Hare been propones, found no unwillingness, as against epiriti "square." They Obliged Giye Up Washington Jan. 22. and also to examine the schedules which Mr. charged The at $1.50 per square, daily first weefc: 75 cents per ■roops. employment of Q»m. Oerdea Lnt-Eulruce lo (he SSiue Blecked. It does not seem has in the management of tbe road, to famish infor- 31 Street. week after; thrt*e insertions or leie, $1.00, continu- Search for Bodies. probable that any retaliato- Hewitt preparation. Experts are work- this time is like summoning a tire brigade ai· Exchange on both bills. Mr. of its affairs. t»-r a bas ing every other day after tirst week, 50 cents. ry legislation, so called, to shut out the pro- ing Morrison thinks that mation regarding the conduct buildiug beea consumed. The tala· Half three insertions or square, less, 76 oents; one Mr. Hewitt and himself will be agreed on tbe a stry'e couducr npou iltlniiaM· II* ductions of Franco and because The report goes on to say, "Except in single Egyptian ESTABLISHED 1S43. week, $1.00: $60 cents per week after. Germany they main "Those who are tional humiliation. The of a Lone Rock Denver, Col., Jan. 24.—A terrible explos- proposition. talking of Special notices, one-third additional. Story Discredited— have shut oat our is to succeed in iestance our wishes in this bave been ion pork likely tbe paralysis of (be ways and means commit- regard Create· sa Attack at Reliable Insurance In first-class American and Under head of "Amusements" and "Auction occurred at Crested Butte, Gunnison coun- Repnlae Bovaa. Carelewnoi ill letting Up- this The of tbe said Mr. "are and even in this we are Lowest Kates Buoys—The Congress. voice sober think- tee," Morrison, mi-taken." fully complied with, — Foreign Co's at Losses promptly ad- Sales," $2.o0 per square per week; three insertions ty, at seven o'clock this in which it is Paris, Jan. 24 Admiral Fey roe, Miatataa attention to morning Nominations Justed and prompt given business. or lees. $1.50. per Works of the Strniner Goat. ing people of the country seems to be by the Présidant. not prepared to say it was seriously attempted of baa raceirad a froas Ad· believed 25 to SO miners were killed. The ex- against Marine, telegraei The President sepl8 TELEPHONE 7ΌΙ. anly THE MAOE STATE PRESS. it, and that of the majority of Congress. "Too sent the following nomine· to withhold any knowledge of the pending mirai Ga iber, dated Tasaalave, Madagaaaat, plosion blocked the entrance to the mine and swtaa that tha health at ike much like a children's is tions to the Senate transaction." The instance referred to was in Dec. 25, whiob — quarrel," tbe today. Published every Thursday at a Jan. 24 Tbe scene in the full extent of the disaster nuknown. general was satisfactory. Two ease· Mornisg, $2.50 Falmouth, Mass., is Peter French troop· year; if paid in a remark. A few petitions have come in French of Colorado, to be Collector of tbe proposed ratification of tbo Tripartite alli- advance. $2.00 year. the of the wrecked of men were at the asking paniee of Creole troop· froai the Isle of Bamf- Advertisements inserted in the "Maine Statu vicinity steamship City Sixty-seven in the mine Customs for the District of Alaska. Lace Curtains rataliitory legislation, but there are only β ance with the Chicago and Bock Island and bon were rendering good serrloe. One af *esa Press twtiicb lias a large circulation in every part Columbus was a very animated one today. time of the Of eleven who Postmaeieii— Clark H. Barker at for explosion. these, few Portland, tbe Paul roads was stationed at Tamatara and the ether at of the State) for $1.00 per square for first insertion The fact is, and though it is a disagreea- Geo. T. Benson at Chicago, Milwaukee and 8t, There were no less than five tug boats itrnng were were thrown back by the Maine; Oakland, Maine. The latter bad a nseal and 50 cento per square for eaoh subsequent inser- just entering ble concerning through business. Tbls was by far Majnnga. reported fact it might as well be admitted, the A Telephone Claiu· («tiled. 10 and 12 1-2 cts. per tion. out in line, with hawsers from the stern to the force of the explosion and rescued. Of this the most important transaction of the year attack of tha Hots· npon Majanga. yard Address all communications to American hog is in a prety bad and it is The claim of the American Bell bow of each. The United States steamer number one has since died and all of the oth- way, Telephone against its rivals. Tbe negotiations leading up Preach Aashaaaador Has a Talk erltk « Cleansed and done up like new PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO. quite proper that be should be after. The Company again«t the government for payaient to this wfre entrusted to General Verbena was first on looked Manager Spa«i.k Miaiitsr of Foreiga Affale·· the ground, and Capt. ers are badly injured. Fifty-six men are yet of a on all recent royalty telephones manufactured by Clark and are fnlly set forth in the report. AT after investigations of the Department of Maduid, Jan. 24.—Baron Dee Michels, th« Gibbs, again making soundings, complet- in the mine and as the the eatrnice is blocked the United States Signal Service, in use by The report continues. "There is no reason to MAINE. Agriculture in and other cities where French ambiunNor, beld a long aad easloahl· ed the of a a Chicago tbe government, as infringements on the Bell believe in th e transaction that the executive anchorage spar buoy about quar- np they cannot bo reached. All are supposed interview with Senor tha large numbers of are patents, was settled today a contract, committee had to the func- Eldaaayar, Ipsilah FOSTERS ter of a mile outside the can and about hogs being packed show by any intention usurp AUBURN, buoy, to be dead. the the Bell Minister of Foreign Affairs, yesterday. that about two per cent of the killed are whereby government pays Compa- tions of the full board. Hy vote of tbe board, Weat North from it. These es- hogs — Mr. and Mrs. W. Brett of by soundings The explosion was of such force as to wreck ny the royalties claimed. the commit'ee are clothed with full to Madbid, Jan. 24. All tha fa*· Forest House George Auburn, It is a favorite power repahllaaa €ity Dye triohlnous. statement on the tlon, eTbu friends of Senor Caitalaer aaaeaaea celebrated their silver wedding a few days tablished the fact that the can buoy was set at the engine house which stood 100 feet from the miscellaneous, perform this and similar acts and they were 13 Preble part of the defenders of the bog in this coun- that will abstain front the elo·· St.opp. Preble House ago. least a of a mile too near the The of be received a only following precedents." The subsequent they conaing quarter sbore,and entrance. The supposition is that the explos- Secretary Navy today tioui. Orders Samuel Titcomb was elected try, to say that the German and French ratification of the agreement was then spoken by express will receive prompt attention. president of tbe that the of Devil's extends some ion hogs cablegram announcing the departure of Lieut. ledge Bridge was caused by a leak in the air compressor. also the vote of Foreigu Holoe. Send for circular. decSOsneodtf Freeman's National bank to fill are as our Harber from Moscow with the remains of of, unanimous tbe directors in· Wednesday, 450 outside where just badly affected as own, and that De- tbe caused the death ef yards the can buoy was orig- Two special trains have gpne from here with for structing the general matager to take meas- The English government is holding 10,80· vacancy by Deacon therefore these to Long and party New York.
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