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   Boston Daily Globe (Newspaper) - March 27, 1876, Boston, Massachusetts                                MONDAY MARCH PRICE THREE GLOBE ARTHUR ami Positively the Last MONDAY March And Every mid KIRALFY BROTHERS GREAT COMBINATION Around the World in Eighty A SUPERIOR DRAMATIC and it GRAND DB Led by tho ARNOLD KIRALFY and nt and Performances at 2 anil BOSTON Ihu Grand Observe llm Attractions for THE LAST OF THE OPERA MONDAY March Star of the IVAN KEL ami VAN of of K IM Lily nf VAN Benefit of William nml Ior Halles of 1 SO Hurt according to BOSTON THK PRODUCTION Third Week of Joness Great flay PAUL The Greatest Success of Many Years 3d I at nud I 3d I Week HOW EVERY AND SATUR DAY the A TRIP AROUND the and n TORNEK PAR KERS PERFORMING LUKE tho and tlie only CHRISTY BOSTON MUSIC Von AND POSITIVELY LAST IN A of 1IANO RECITALS will be following MONDAY April at TUESDAY April at THURSDAY April at FRIDAY April at SATURDAY April lit CHOPIN with 99 tick 1 with For salo on and after This March anil Every E Wednesday nnd Saturday MACK COMBINATION Of dramatic and operatic A of nud unequalled hu Springfield Mies Operatic The Character Minn ROSA The Wonderful Child The The specialty per The whole under the ot and original character actors Sheridan and At every performance In their Reserved Ad EVERETTS Second Course of Health Lectures Will Ihe following MONDAY March ion only correct ol n truu TUESDAY March nial WEDNESDAY March Voice M Mareu 30 All Paternity and Personal March Ladles to Preven nnd TRIDAY March Woman IIH AViti and for tbu full MUSIC EXTRAORDINARY SUNDAY APRIL Grand Sacred When following ot tho Kellogg English Opera Company APPEAR VAN Mr Also thn In America of inee of the Royal Albert Hall and Norman of Full in to tjia ot prices wlU In Sale ot Rents BOYLSTON MUSEUM AND VARIETY Two afternoon at at and of overy Notion emits hll Renewed Seats Vi cents Box BOUIH in Vox M BOSTON YOUNG MENS CHRISTIAN Tlie the o will deliver a Lecture Iu the tti JS MM Seats All LANGS Concerts on at Miss Footo New ete COSTUMES UAL MASQUE am PRIVATE At 7 tn TO AT THB la Established in Black WHITE CO AT RETAIL 1000 PIECES Black Cashmeres WT LOW watches and dry by the case or on siloes and all kind of We nave spacious oart ni tied with our business i to loan on far which need DAVIS GO 36 inches at 62 300 40 inches at 75 00 40 inches at 87 200 40 very at 00 48 at 87 100 48 very fine and heavy at 100 48 extremely fine at The above Bargains should commend themselves to ev ery Lady in New WHITE 44 to 50 Winter SEND THE GENTLEMEN To 376 to be measured for a per fect cut by u practical tailor from pattern with for ir nnd to Cut only tti our 35 one The Best Made to order in stylo at the custom of Williams 400 WASHINGTON TO THOSE IN WANT OF A HIGH GRADE OF FLOUR We would call attention to our BOSTONS THIS IB made of the hy Patent especially tor the Boston lind s warranted te lo tC not to liny ever put upon this Sold toy Grocers and Flour HAWKINS 221 STATE Dooleys Combination Put up In boxes containing are from converter carefully brands of Norway and Swedes by u process which ensures the utmost in together the greatest durability In Ior Kale bv all nml hardware dealers throughout New solely by SCO Dorchester South Mass FRONTS FIFTEEN Warranted purest oi heavy and durable Warner 143 A DECIDED ei WILLCOX GIBBS AUTOMATIC SILENT SEWING Awarded the Gold Medal of n Die American and the Scott ot the Franklin Nn the World linn HH or any other ot Call ami or send for HOME 0158 NKW TRAINER Dealers in ASBESTOS Asbestos Roof Coating for Old anil Tin Asbestos 1uints all colors ready for Asbestos and tor Descriptive and blot 167 DEVONSHIRE 6BEATEB K Ask the attention of every Lady in New England to the following IN FRENCH DRESS GOODS To be offered by them on MON March 3 Cases TWILLED CAM ELS HAIR at the low price 25 per 2 Cases TWILLED CAM ELS splendid at per 5 Cases Extra Wide TWILLED CAM ELS HAIR PLAIDS at 25 per Every Lady should secure a Dress of these 2 Cases TWILLED CAM ELS very fine at 50 per 1 Case Double Width CAS VIGOGNES at only 75 per 2 Cases Double Width TWILLED VIGOGNES at 50 cts per The Greatest Bargain in Dress Goods ever 1 Case PARIS the finest quality of French Dress Goods at 25 per They are 50 All of the above Dress Goods were bought the past week at a fearful and will be sold 44 to 50 Winter FINE ENGRAVING AT HALF CARD WEDDING 23 West PARLOR GRATES FOB AND Made low or halt low with the celebrated tlie In New walls being by furnace Floor on the lever dirt ever clogging Coiling VOH tor gan or and to carry heat to the room and can be worked from either Auk your furnace men for Creamers und use no others if you want tno The are ID to Mable Weather tAi North A Has removed to Boom 37 Studio mont In oil or from or IOB PUPILS IN JAMES Late of the Firm of KIDNEY Desires to Inform his friends ami patrons that he Is may be at street and I oclock 4vliu9ne 1AVINQ furnished If Orders anil promptly Desires to Inform his friends ami pat still in the PAVING ana m the 17 between the of 12 an letters aud orders maybe uil 4vliu9ne THE LATE Its Area Covered the Larger Portion of the United Rivers Overflowing their Banks Bridges Swept FOUR PERSONS DROWNED IN The of the Storm in this City and DISASTROUS REPORTS FROM ALL to tile NKW of was nf Uio most of recent and a urna any city since From Cheyenne on west to on the east unil from New Orleans to Hie storm for more tlian twelve sloet ami rain tlm West and and niin in Uu and Every 8latu cast of tlm with the exception of certain por tions of the was invaded by tho But little damn go was done in this though tho rain fall was unusually largo and continued for over honra over three inches of THE STORM IN AND AROUND A to Rouds and In to Tho steady storm which set in on morning and did not nearly fonr onu of disagreeable of the Fortunately tho wind did not rJHe to a grout but the snow and rain came down pitilessly and many were tilt complaints and ul Up to Saturday at dusk there was every indi cation of ii tho streets wire well covered with wilier and anx ious in of a jol busy with Shovel off your the vain for nil vim taRe of snow nnd tho streets were clean for tho Sunday and done was so far as be city was il oi the collars in thti and sec lions of South los ton and the city proper wore badly IN Till TOWNS the loads were left in a vory bud and of the bridges reputed tn In All the aro ul their and a good many breaks 1mvo beon found in the lines of which run closely along their Numberless gullies the power of water when seeking its level and April own will have to vole pretty heavy highway re THK DETENTION TO was considerable but onuses are noli to which happened within a radius of twenty miles of On orders were given by tho Superintendents of nearly all the railway linos to have wrecking trains in and gangs of men were busy all day Sunday on thu tracks and road In several the lino was underwater for several where occurred and labor of repairing was slow nnd Thu breaks were numerous on nearly all tho railways but none of them were very seri and the chief duty of the workmen was to strengthen weak places on the and if any further The steamboat train arrived station at i oclock yesterday on The track very good and tho trip on the Sound per although not very Tlie Fall River boat no further than New London u refuge was sought from the Some of the and awaited the Shore Line express but most of them refused to give up the ship and sailed in her about Thu boat arrived at and thu train en mo into the Old Colony Minion hours behind schedule THE NKW MAIL did not leave the Grand Central Station until yesterday A serious washout at about miles north of New proved very difficult ID whole roadbed was under three or four feet of water and the whole culvert had given making the work of restor very were no other serious breaks on although at Long Mills and other points east of Springfield somo delays were The Shore Lino train was but slightly delayed in arrival beyond the which steamed into tho Albany station at yesterday On the Lowell the Montreal due late Saturday was delayed on account of various washouts but the track is all right as far as thn New Hampshire The Eastern roads are in good condition for the running of trains today but the managers of all the lines will be busy for a day or two to guard against damages by which will infallibly away unless continually IN OTHER The lit Now to NKW March storm lime Saturday morning about B oclock with which Boon turnea to a powerful which did not cease until Ou nil lliu lending into thoro lino boon some train ou Canal due lien Saturday night at U mot with an accident four above Mount by which Hie tender and baggage cur ware thrown down about the John receiv ing Ko communication could bo linil with tho city of the currying of u bridge ur awing to the of the country remained at that place all night ami not until u wrecking train reached which loft here about 5 oclock this water lias the leaving the road bed could not be neon by the engi The bridges over Weit connecting thin ily with ore owing to the of roud There uis ucen a of and were ant vii dimmer for work to The lity nt fell for liny one ruin Tlm on north of the city been nnd of water 1111 Ior there Ims bean a of not as to Ji nun lie It will coat to repair the Terrible Floods In Inland nnd Cim of and Special tn Iho Huston severe rain Saturday night ft rise of the river H In thin imd a good deal of damage in On the two dams nt were The mills it Woon and private buildings flooded hi one tin luul been up to tho In weavers Lumber yards wore nml tbc Xo is reported tlie water Is higher than for and a good deal of fear and Al ou the Clear largo Is tlie placed neighboring mill ft Tin most la nt tbu west cotton mill Is in together with the machine engine and All the bridges lire carried but is thought to be fu to today four May Smith and Ann wore Dominion ro The Boston greater part of the day tlie kept rising until It point higher Umn it wan ever known lo The In of this city wore Hooded from eirly ind people lo bo olV in In lower nn whole blocks lire und lliu are In the stories of The Water the ill y linn thrown open lo from but is full ron is anil lum ber linini and of me tun river in or u greater vise nml at high slonn Al mid lie son to lliu rhir nml lull ol led on OIL Kivov one over HOD inul trains nn vory Thp nl 11 is very and ol on anil arc by of thn Iruin lo feut trains lire almi Corners mil liku on the mid MIOW drifts twelve In ilo Iny Copake nnd Thn Storm in to The wan the most violent ol Die Honson in HOC The curly of tho day tlie foil In lint turned to and tho blowing a lively sale made aspect Tlie melting MIOW along tho caused to lisa It noon over flowed Its Several delayed by land slides and lions on Ihe below there are two or wash Today I ami the river will probably V down A to The Boston March a cul West Third street wan Hooded during tlie slonu nnd property damaged to the extent of about anil at to The Boston Several town and railroad bridges and were badly by he freshet In and vicinity It la that the danger in CHICAGO Internal to In tin to The March Hie new Collector oC Interim received blank liond Up to but even liiK bin list of bondsmen luul not boon entirely An toon ns bond Ilin bii tiller It will bi returned to nnd will Iu time In enable him tn his in A pi 11 now Deems Lbn city will be cm by 1nlliireof tin to mi lion for better of arc tu a in order lo ol the and Is nil will lie mid Into tile nn will of How Did it Happen East Boston at K lie n LIID iu was nnd In that condition to see somu HI fi be stopped time there and lie bn did in a bo euL tlie lopol bis to tlm bridge of ckini nut til ami wise u cut two long over bis Him or by whom lui wax liu inn drunk t tbu folks In the house show two iu a window formerly nml say Unit Jroy foil window nnd cul lili but who sowed Puts be their for he says would have n edged wounds wen story will probably liu bus any of the Darinn Outrage on a Lady by a to Tlm allur of n Iu bo of of to Ibe to ber when was by a tramp who in the umJ Hoi IB nt Ihu wont end of biUf u block from liny Ibo an be lawlessness and in to the meu entered Oak took ot and John und Henry imd sbot lulu n u named Another but was mude on H man In while In Tbu WUN ni The Ward Will ol Wards Sons a Special to Tho one of 8unn ol Iho Uitu iu corridor of Font and the of hla Henry bim by throat Til a must demanded Hfl wiu ar by an nnd lilt revolver taken from THE The Mud of Corruption Stirred up Still 10 Grant Doinga Good Thing in Orville Getting the Money Through the Patronage of Dent Also Has His Finger in the Tlie Crookedness in Headstones Also iu Senator Spencers Progress of the Charlestown Navy Despatch to The March of aro In this Tho matla up report to presented to the full committee It Is that tho lino of propose to follow before tho Senate Is as follows They will that tho Itr with Marsh was by the lid knap now load that lie received for her the first payment from Marsh without any on his part that it had any relation to thu Port Sill or to any that after death thn Haiti to him Unit would bn sent hy ha to nl on money of hers invested by or in thu of Marsh impression lit sent to Mrs Bowers various sums which ho thus received from that when he married Bowers ho had un further to send Iho money it to In a part of her in eome irom the left hor by her THE POST of mid tlie to The Marrh by of Sioux who bad to tbo Gordon who to tho Fort and two or lost diaries that ho Into the ot through taking nn assignment of Iho goods of who owed him llo wrote to Smith of the Bopart for license as but not getting any reply on lo At nu interview in to his question why his loiter not unsworn I would appoint but you know bow nro A loiter was shown witness which lie had to President that his was revoked for at while Grant wan the for all tbe posts on that He said ho saw President and tbe 1 that and I dont proponi OFF Til K UND OP 1118 AS IP MM UtUKT A at was revoked by of the Indian Hut not this wny of doing 1iinio on ami saw lid told that ho do nothing for I tho that if J had to lake in Orville Grunt us a partner I could gone on ami testi mony tho Fort was In that through bribing a in the who wasu of ho got a man named appointed nod Murphy removed but Bliss re fusing to bo goi him removed then ho surt wan Charles up n lobbyist who operated turn went back on and be succeeded iu having 111 in Wit nuns never held a post But they procured from time lo timo for and a Under nt Fort bail Informed him that bo Jmd given 1000 for his Ke had hoard I but Of THU controlled four or snub Two other wore Foil and who testified that they Ior post Ilii snld when ho n trader at Davis he for political to Senator She Hns Oim of tlm tuitui Is n good nf here tho of u u oC hud paid Secretary to pro cure n Ior Mm limiting in tho Oov at Fort Sar gent in Hald In I bidder and te out lila to urn to had in Ihu pant luw who Get Contract iu Tell whut He lie Tin eu tens n to March Further testi mony tho will be heard Patrick of who burin to lull all ho was present but a quorum of the not being ho obliged tn hold Ho says lie bid for the job and the award given to of Iowa for HU by some of the ring tlm bills were and will an tale unfold when the word is given After Secretary of to np Juy In the real pool investigation souio were seen by the committee in session which of They passed bfr the of Navy nnd his Loudon agent at tho time of the transfer of the ti Jay to bolster that Ttio will keep them secret for the Secretary has not yet replied to Iho quest limn ad dressed to by the thin The Julo Silencers of the Hau ute Committee Morton at There in much sharp comment oil action of thu the election of Benator Speu cur of General sent here by  

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