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Portland Daily Press: January 19,1884 PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. ESTABLISHED 21. JUNE 23, 18(»2—VOL. PORTLAND, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 19, 1884. SISKA mattk£l PRICE THREE CENTS. NOTICE*. THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. FITTSFHLD. Head. Tbe wind was a _WPKriAl. SWEPT INTO TOE SEA. blowing gale and a BURSTING BOILER. NOTES FROM WASHINGTON. can goods said to be deleterious to health. It The of the tuition for the winter teriib!e Published every day (Sundays excepted) bv the | proceeds sea was running. As we approached was finally voted that the report of the aom- ; term of the Pi'tefield Institute just closed of the Notional Educational whrn PORTLAND we saw tbe Tsssel was a steamer and the Prospect* ■nlttae bn Dostponed to Tuesday next, aa PUBLISHING amount ■ ( COMPANY, to £40 more than lor any winter term tbe t bairunn of the ff *t will amend waves were Terrible Accident in a Bill—Indifference of be made to lntroduo* meat* Lace Curtains lor breaking over her. We Rochester, ■a At Exchange i tbe | ast four yeais. The fur a anchored a-core 97 St., Portland, Me. prospect Moose Committee on Education—Im- the unanimous support of the eoss- -FOK- on her I la-ge attendance to the spring teim is very starboard quarter, 200 or 300 yards away. (N. H.) mlttee. Terms: Eight Dollars a Year. To mail subscrib- Faotory. ps taut Statement the ; good. Terrible Disaster to a Savannah Tbe ea ter’s boat was ac c n :e lowered and by Agricultural Where Dace ers. Seven Indian* a Year, if paid in advauce. the shot Begin. 10 and 12 1-2 cts. BCCKLAND. manned five men in Bureau Concerning per yar<3 Rates of Advkhtiming: One Inch of the by charge of Lieutenant Enropeau Crops. The Court of Alabama Claims space, Rhodes who Commission* length oi column, constitutes a “square.” Qen. J. P. of Rockland 'has been rein- Bound Steamer. brought off seven meo. A re- Caused by Tinkering With n Valre era took nnder Cleansad and done like new j Cilley Safety to too yesterday adsla-ment aoo'kar up $1.50 per square, first week: 76 cents turn trip was made and oue man wag [Special Press.] daily per stated as a pension claim agent. His evidtnce brought —Four men knotty question. Iu their decision In the week three inset tione or vessel. Killed, One missing and high after; le§s, $1.00, coutinu- in defence of alleged i r-gular transactions tojttie Lieotenat Kennedy was then Wa-hinotox, Jan. 18. aras question they held that the area'' iu« every other day after first 50 cents. "high week, was dispatched iu the with lour men and took Sereral Others Adds Addi- as Half three forwarded to WaslPngtou, and so conclu- gig Injured—Fire The prospects of tbe passage of a bill appro- defined in the act under which the court la square, Insertions or less, 76 cents; one off four or five men. eet«hli«hed thebu- Meanwhile the lifeboat commences three or a week, $1.00; $6o cents per week after. sively Ms innocence, that tional Herror to the Scene. a snm from the revenue sitting, mdei, marine FOSTERS transferred Several m“L to the at priating large surplus Special Notices, one-thi d addiii< rial. ; reau quietly backed out of their posi.ion, and SHE RUNS UPON THE ROCKS OFF cutler, and league, from shore. The queitlon presented la length the Was cleared of the country to educational do not Under bead of “Amusementh” and “Auction tbe General resumed practice. rigging of the surviv- purposes, this rase wav, where does the ehore begin? The Forest ors. The vessel sunk iu City Dye House Sales,” $2.« 0 per square per week; three insertions THE MlSSACnUSETTS COAST. about four fathoms of seem to be as as were some months canicular vessel involved was a SPRINGY ALE water N. accident good they captured by or leas, $1.60. aud the ou the bow was the Dotes, H., Jan. 18.—A terrible 13 Preble St. railiug only ago. The committee on education has bad Confederate privateer a mile or too from the opp. Preble House Mrs. Henry Makin d ed from the effects of portion of the hull the occnired at just visible. We found Rochester thla afternoon, at Wal- mouth of Pass l’Ooutre, cue of the pease* ef Order* THE MAINE STATE PRESS. : an overdose of laudanum taken with suicidal men iu the lore aud and Its first meeting, and its preliminary work has by express will receive prompt attention maintop lace’s shoe and The concern the river, and within three mtlea of Send for intent on It was factory tannery. Missisaippi circular. dec20sneodtf Published every Thursday at a Sunday. tigging. impo-sible to row over tbe not been favorable to the Morning, $2.60 was rnn a with espec'ally project. Pam I’Outre lighthouse. The case was very year- if paid in a rigging as the boat* would have by 120-horse-power engine, advance, $2.00 year. TCFSBAM. Most of the Passengers Swept Into the been pounded Tbe more nnfavorable feature, however, is tb ably argued for the claimant* hy C. T. Russel'. Adveru^ments inserted m the “Maine State to nieces. The men three boilers. noon A noted in the rigging were forced This some trouble hap- of and Clarence Haleef Portland Press < winch has a circulation in Topsham man, somewhat eccentric, to the ettitade of tbe chairmen of the committee Jr., Benton, IAIS(]RAi\< K. large every part jump into the sea, and we caught them as to the when the of the for $' .00 lor first insertion and a crony of his who is ever with him, have Sea. pened safety valve, engineer, who claimed that the abore commenced at the State) per square they arose to the surface and them toward the proposition itself. and 5C cents per square for each inser- mutually made their wills in favor of each pulled John Grimes, who was also boss of the forts, ten miles or more from the point of cep* subsequent into the boats. Some of the meu not yard, tion. ! olher. The one who dies first gets the other's could "I do not believe much in the project," he tore, and that the mud lamps end pilot ra- swim, but oue weighted the tafety valve with abtick, and Address all communications to Both are has nearly every in the was said to late as he tions on at the property. pretty well off. Oue saved. rigging your correspondent yesterday and lighthouses built pile* PORTLAND PUBLISHING au extonsive claim the for Eugene McGarry jumped from the disconnected the middle one of the three boil- stood in the corridor at the House and chstted month of the deita in no sente constituted the CO. j against government aud L W. D. LITTLE & GCL rigging, eut Rhodes for ers. about the bill and its Ha is I timber lands. Both men are well advanced In OVER ONE HUNDRED PER- jumped him, At 1 o'clock work ctarted and after prospects. himself shore within the meaning of the act. Gen. but the boat w*b lifted 15 op, feet ou a crest aud a a farmer but i years. some time it was found college graduate, by occupation, Creeawell, for the United States, on the other MAINE. it «as necessary t> etarpoard to tanning there was not 31 IN GENERAL. SONS FIND WATERY avoid be'iu a strong Southern man ia bis views and pre- hand, produced an English decision, rendered , Exchange Street. swamped. The pt»r man was not power enough to drive the and oi- seen after- machinery, judices "My idea of educational matt- rs, be by 8ir Willi tm Scott, which deel ired explicit- House at The namee of tbe Maine graduates from the wards. At the same Robbery Biddeford. iuitant McCar- ders were soon after to shot down. "is that who will or N. are Ellen GRAVES. nearly, giveu said, people appreciate ly that for all international pnrpoaea the terri- ESTABLISHED I?i 1843. Plymouth, H., Norm *1 School 8. ty’* Brother was into the BlDDEFOiin, JaD. 18.—The boase ot Lewis palled boat. Capt. About fifteen minutes make va’uable use of ednoatlon is those who tory of the United States extended to the mad Mitchell ol Yarmonthville, Marv H. Robinson aaa later the boiler which Wright among the last to leave the will get it their own efforts. I favor educa- Reliable Insurance in first-class Bma 1 was rot bed yesterday while the of Brunswick and Gertrude J. of Nor- ship. had by lamps at the moatb of the Miniteippi river, American and family Teague Two men who were frozen so stiff been disconnected burst, with a detona- roreign Co’s at lowest that they tion, of course, for those who will acoent it, but the t»rm "mud lamoe" which was Kates. Losses promptly ad- was away. Bauk books, and ; way. were unable to using very Justed and attention papers, money relinquish their hold on the tion heard for miles. When the debris was l have serious doubts about ibis for used In the caan. prompt given to business. i proposition by counsel for the claimants other articles valued at 8500 were stolen. Herbert J. Banton, the roan arrested for r’gging were «t length tbe persons re- tbe 8 A Brunswick Man Among only cleared away the middle boiler was found to general distribution of the surplus for ibis A number of representatives of New Eng- »*»pl TKI4KPHQNE70L circulars the Reported on tbe snly The Biddeford Harder—Hr,.
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