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Portland Daily Press: June 21,1882 — ■■ PRESB. DAILY■ ■. v -. -.■ n n m in PORTLAND .jtm-atgy_ utiiii _j-umjju.iiiiij.1 iwi> linn nii'iit "fi |-|i n rir~i :ru’agig-'- -_---7rv7rrP'«<iniiii n iiriTlr-‘~r'Tj- JUNE 21, 1882. ISPRICE 3 CBkxs. ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 18C2—YOL. 19 PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY MORNING, NEWS. Schr Willie Martin, Portlau 1 to New York, lum- WEDN ESDAY JUNE 21. CHILI-PERU. DE LONG’S FATE. XLVIItli Session. MARINE notices. MISCELLANEOUS. MORNING, Congress-lsfc ber $2.00. Special An Ellsworth Schooner Damaged. Schr Grace Davis, Kennebec to Philadelphia, ice SENATE. 20.—Schooner Samuel 76c. Can ba beautifully METEOROLOGICAL. Mr. Trescott Again Before the A Lonely Mausoleum Upon the Rockland, Jane Washington, June 20. 88 lumber from Ellsworth Brig Woodland,Portland to Matanzas or Cardenas, INDir JtnONS FOR the next twenty-four Delta. Lewis, tons, laden, YOUR OLRi Committee. Lena Mr. Morrill reported favorably from the sum on S at- lamp $1*500. HOURS!1 finance committee tbe bill to a bet- to Boston, went ashore Sheep Island, or Cleansed provide Schr S. P. Hitchcock, Philadelphia to Portland, Dyed War Dep't Office Chief Signal ) ter system for tbe trial of customs revenue urday night.* She was towed here yesterday D. C., > OF THE FINDING OF THE cases. This is tho bill to the Board coal $1.25. and Pressed by Tailor’* Officer, Washington, THE INVESTIGATION CONCLUDED- DETAILS agreed by with a hole stove In her bottom and will repair CLOTHES! June 21, 1A.M. ) of Commerce of New York. It for a L’l'eumen) at a trifling PARTY. provides here and TWO REPORTS TO BE MADE. to and proceed. Frcuh Beer Uirkrt. .*« £*£ expense, and ex- For New England, transfer adjudication by the coart of pressed C. O. D. No claims of such cases. Calendar, The Loss of the Steamer Escambia. .'unreeled for the Press daily by Whcolfer, Swift Ladies Fair weather, higher barometer, westerly & Co., Commission Merchants In Dro sed Whiskey! rise in Mr. Hawley from the military committee San Francisco, Jnne 20.—The pilot who Chicago winds becoming variable, slight tem- House com- Mr. H. the Beef, Franklin Wharf: Washington, June 20.—The London, Jaue 20.— W. Gilder, made a unanimous report in favor of the took out the steamer Escambia the water FOSTER’S says Sides. 9 (q 13 Hinds.. ..10% @15% — perature. mittee of affairs resumed the examina- Herald with the Rodgers, sends —A2SD foreign correspondent House joint resolution authorizing the Secre- ballast tanks had all been pumped out to ren- Fores.8 (V.ll Rattle*. 8 weather bulletin. tion of Mr. Trescott this the dated Lena q. 9% morning. following dispatch, Delta, tary of War to erect at Washington’s head- der the Btaip lighter for carriage of cargo, and Backs.10%@lii% Rounds.10% Brown’s Iron Bitters The barometer is in the lower lake Mr. Belmont asked the witness to resume his 12, 1882: @12 highest April quarters in Newburgh a memorial column and #oal was stowed on deck as high as the bridge. Rumps.10 @16, Loins.12 @23 FOREST CiTY DYE HOUSE in the northwest. Fair at the ad- ■‘Melville found the bodies of De Gentlemen is one of the few tonic region and lowest statement which was interrupted Long’s to aid in defraying expenses of the centennial While going down the harbor the machinery Ruiui' Loins.10 @18% very weather in the districts east of the of the last session. on March 23. wore in two 13 Preble continues journment party They "places, celebration in that city In 1883. Passed. was a few moments, and the ship Street, that are not com- winds and what stopped'for medicines Mississippi river with light variable The witness did not remember at 500 and 1,000 yards from the wreck of the Tho bills from off into the of the sea rolled following reported favorably falling trough iiVh in Tinrket. weather on the Atlantic coast, and the evidence was and Mr. scow. Melville’s search first started from PORTLAND, MAINE. of alcohol or cooler point interrupted, party the military committee were passed in the scuppers under. The pilot the opin- posed mostly w armer east to south winds ill the lake Belmont that he wished to the two words are unintel- expressed June 20. slightly suggested simply supply depot (here morning hour: House bill laying ion that she was unsafe, and believes the ca- Po»STUL2tD, cents r permitting Tho Of Grain were received Kid Gloves cleans every day at 10 per pai thus a Ohio and valleys. Local know if the Credit Industriel was the company to follow Ninderman’s route from Us- on Mill to following quotations whiskey, becoming region, Mississippi ligible) of a street railway street (title which tastrophe might have Deeu expected in open from eneodtf from the northwest with of June to and alterward from by teie.v hl-d Chicago today by S. H. Larminle jan23 rains are reported that was meant in the instructions terja Matvey, Matvey is in the in was seen fruitful source of intemper- government) Springfield, Mass., water. The disaster from the signal & Co., J.67 Commercial street, Portland. warmer somberly winds. 15th, although not mentioned by name. hack toward Usterday. (Tho following sen- to construct a to appropriating $15,000 road and station, bat it is impossible say whether -Com-.-Oats— a are fair weather will think so un- tence at Chicago--Wheat-. ance desire Tiie indications that The witness replied, “I would is again unintelligible.) They stopped from Mound to tho was by promoting approaches City, Ills., anyone saved. The ship’s complement 'lime. July Aug. Juno. July. July. Cure Your Corns5 in districts on the Atlantic coast Wed- to this extent: It was well un- the which Ninderman and Noros passed Aug. for rum. prevail questionably, place national military cemetery, and for other pur- consisted of about 25 men all told. She was 9.36.. » 71% 45% 30% no in the tem- derstood that the Industriel had sub- the first after left De y BY USING nesday with decided change Credit day they Long, feeling posed was amended by reducing the amount loaded by Dresbach & Co., and it is believed 10.00.133 71V3 45% 80% warmer weather is indi- mitted two or three and so far as I know sure that the others had not much furth- perature. Slightly plans, gone from $25,000 to $15,000; the Senate bill appro- the cargo is tally insured. Tbe Escambia was >0 31..133 112% 70*4 71% 46% 38 HLOTTERB EOK’S cated for New and the northern it was the that had done so.” er. There found the follow- 11.30.133 112 70% 71% 46 % 88 SO England por- only company they wreck, and, priating $12,000 to construct a road from New about 2000 tons, and came here from Hong of his un- a 12.30. 133 112 70% 71% 38%, tion of the Middle States, Thursday. The witness doubted the propriety ing along the bank, they came upon rifle bar- to tbe national near via Victoria with Chinese 45% Brown’s Iron Bitters Albany, Iud., cemetery Kong passengers. 1.08.. 133 112 71 Vs 86% dertaking to swear to the meaning of a dispatch rel nung upon four sticks (here six words are that 70% 45% | city. Call ...133% 111% 70% 72 45% 36»/4 Wart & Brawn Soiveut, is to be a non- which was before the committee. It should fera, guaranteed unintelligible.) Mr. Sevvall called up the Senate bill prescrib- Juue Wheat 132%; June Oats 50%. be its context. He was to set the natives on each side of FOREIGN. iintiroly hanulor?; is act c, caustic. and judged by willing “They digging ing regulations for the Soldiers’ Home in intoxicating stimulant, he would have under- the and soon came two bod'es It removes Cor:./. Bunions nnrt Gallon* BY TELEGRAPH. state, however, what sticks, they upon Washington and for other purposes. Passed a stood the instructions bad he been the under 8 feet of snow. While these men were S^orrign Import*. without leaving blotcish. it will, in nearly every case, by with au amendment requiring the treasurer to Civil War In Zululnnd. Bratii tor fti‘i lying La each bottle. minister to whom they were given. He would toward tho oast, Melville went on ST MART. Samuel take the of all digging give bond in $20,000 for faithful performance London, Jane 20.—The civil war has com- PIERRE, Brig Coiple—291 place liquor, feel justified in giving friendly countenance to along the bank, 20 feet above the river, to find of-his hbda, H 6 bbla sugar, 60 kegs tamarinds to Geo S CUfJC JS GUARANTEED MAINE. duty. menced in Zululand. A large army under at same time abso- the Credit Industriel if seemed to be able a to tako He then saw a Hunt & Co. and the they place bearings. camp The committee in charge of the river and brother of has defeated and save Dabuko, Cetevayo, CLARK’S HARBOR,NS. Sqhr Jr.me-2215 fcxs Price *5 ccat<> For «alc by nil to furnish a war indemnity to Chili kettle and tho remains of a firo about a thous- harbor bill obtained sit Drsggbo,* kill the desire for loave to during tho Chiefs Uzibeper and Okam. It is expected canned lobsters to Portland Packing Company. lutely Peru from loss of but if tho plans of and from the tout, it and you will* be convince/! ) ike thousands territory; yards and, approaching, sessions. that Dabuko will attack John Dunn.
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