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ling anything not sacred music, the mayor so

directed, and the result was that Ella didn’t

whistle at all.

The Atlas line steamer Asia, sailed from

New York Saturday for Uayti. She carried

a, passengers Capt. Smith of Boston and two

men, who will be landed at Port au Prince

with directions from the owner of the Boston

steamer Haytian Republic to bring that ves

sel to Boston.

Schooner Carlton, which sailed from

Gloucester Nov. 12th with a crew of eleven

men, and the schooner Joseph O., which sail

ed November 14 with a crew of twelve men,

are supposed to have gone down in the No

vember gale.

The New York Tribune says a number of

Republican congressmen show a preponder

ance of sentimeuc in favor of an extra ses

sion of Congress this spring.

Hundreds of water rats, driven into a

house at Ellinsville, N. Y., by the rain, at

tacked a woman named Simpson and her

babe Friday. Both woman and child were

badly bitten.

John Kelly, of Boston, seaman on the brig

Elizabeth Winslow, fell from aloft Jan. 7th,

aud was killed.

Frank, the 16 year old son of Chamas

Trenholm, of Mllltown, N. B., was drowned

wliile playing polo on the ice in that place,

Saturday afternoon.

Mrs. J. S. Kellau aud her nine years old

son Willie were murdered by a negro at

l’ratt Mills, Ala., Saturday.

Gen. Greely writes that under the doctrine

of averages a mild winter could be reason

ably looked for on account of the late spring

and summer of last year. He does not think,

however, that the present mild weather war

rants the prediction of another late spring.

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The Portland daily press. (1889). Portland, Me., 1889-01-14. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83016025/1889-01-14/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Portland daily press, 1889-01-14.