PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. _ ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1862—VOL. 21. PORTLAND, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1883. PRICE THREE CENTS.
SPECIAL NOTICES. »: niCAiioN At. THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. THE LABOR INVESTIGATION. NEW ENGLAND FAIR. THE FATAL GALES. FOREIGN. THE MYSTERIOUS WRECK. Published every day (Sundays excepted) bv the PI BL1C SIOOLS. POKTLASD PUBLISHING COMPANY, Cure Your Corns At 07 Exchange St., Portland, Me. and China Dollars a Year. To mail subscrib- Alleviation of the Classes .Vlntoh- Fine France Steadily Drifting BY USING Fall Term of the Publio Schools will Terms: Eight Working Ploughing Exhibit of Not the United States Steamship f|3HE begin ers. Seven Dollars a Year, if paid In advance. More Vessels Reported Wrecked. A MONDAY Morning, Sept. 10. As schools Clones—The Distinguished Guests. Into War. open Rates of Advertising: One inch of the Aliance. so late in the season it is ileslrable that should space, SCHLOTTERBECK’S pupils of column, constitutes a Manchester, Sept. 4.—At noon the be as prompt as possible In with their class- length “square.” people uniting per square, first week; 76 oents An Elaborate Scheme es. By order of School $1.60 dally per Passed. within the grounds of the New England fair Committee, week after; three insertions otlejs, $1.00, continu- Wart & Bullion Solvent. THOMAS of Schools.!-. oonld Volcanic Eruptions Felt in Several Parts Corn, TASH, Supt. * ing every other day after first 60 cents. not have been less than 18,000. The Lives Lost. harmless; is not a caustic. Portland, August 30,1883. td week, Many Entirely uug81 Half square, three Insertions or less, 76 one first But Believed to be the Missing removes Bunions and Callous cents; event in the was an extensive of It Corns, Warts, cents week after. The of programme Europe. a bleu ish. week, $1.00: $60 per Supposed Compensation without leaving Special notices, one-third additional. plowing matoh in a field 3-4 of a mile south of Brush for in each bottle. Ludwig. applying SCHOOL NOTICE. Under bead of “Amusements” and “Auction Editors and Reporters. the IS park. There were seven classes with a fgrA CURE GUARANTEED.^8 Sales,” $2.g0 per square per week; three Insertion* Ceremonies at the Unveiling of the or large number of entries The The Experience of the Pas- Price 'i5 cent*. For Rule by all lass, $1.50. in each. fore- Tragic Dracgiat*. noon on the Sept. G.-The ashore of ground was devoted to the exhibi- Lafayette Statue. Montreal, steamship it and you will be convinced like thousands opening Chestnut Street Primary School, THE MAINE STATE PRESS. New York, Sept. 6.—John Swinton tion sengers of a Steamer- Try appear- of stallions and other borsea. Gov. Batter near Indian N. Is the who have used it and now to its value. THEowing to the not being quito ready, Harbor, S., supposed by testify building Published every Thursday Morning, at $2.50 a ed before the Senate sab-committee on educa- was met a Auk for Mchlotierberk’N Corn tiad Wart win be deferred one or until September 17lb. by reception committee which in- of the White Cross Line to be the miss- week, year; if paid in $2.00 a year. cluded agent Nolvcut and take uo oilier. advance, tion and labor Iu to what President Loriug and the officers of the of Schools. Advertisements inserted m tlic “Maine State to-day. regard legis- London, 8ept. 6.—A private letter from Pe- steamer nov23 sndtf THOMAS TASH, Supt. two agricultural societies, Gov. Hale of New ing Ludwig. Press twlitcli lias a large circulation in every part lative measures could be introduced to alleviate kin says that the Li Hang Chang are really in September 1883. septi-dtd of Hampshire and ex-Govs. St. Johns, N. F., 6.—The French bark 5th, the State) for $1.00 |ier square tor first Insertion staff, Weston and Sept. favor of a of the LATER REPORTS FROM HALIFAX. the condition of the’ classes the wit- of New peaceable solution difficulty and 60 oents per square for each subsequent inser- working Chany Hampshire, Hon. Moody Cur- is a total wreck at Sables—DaLoune. sur- RARE Hortense with France, while the intriguers who more definite OLD ENGLISH BOOKS. tion. ness would recommend: rier, city officials of Manchester and others. Halifax, Sept. G.—Something crew was saved. Seven schooners more round the throne are in their cry for St. Catharine’s Address all communications to Gov. Butler’s were The argent has been received relative to the unknown Hall, X—The revival of the Among party several of one 118 Middle Street newly opened for sale ns. PORTLAND income tax as origin- on war. Prince Kang, of the Conservative Aumsi'A, PUBLISHING 80. his staff, Gov. Jarvis of North Carolina and were wrecked Miqnelon Island in the sterm sunken steamer off The wreck STOREof above, and of current and standard Second- ally in force. members of the government, expresses the Indian harbor. Diocesan School for Girls, under the direction of Chandler and brother. The French hand Books. Libraries and Collections of old boeks 2— 'The establishment of a national board of Secretary Senator of Thursday. bank fleet is slowly that war will be the for a num- to have been noticed the of Maine. Pike opinion signal appears f&t Saturday, purchased. Bishop of New Hampshire was with the the 4th of MADAME MON Principal. METEOROLOGICAL. Industry empowered to collect labor statistics party arriving. On this month twenty- ber of outbreaks in the empire- The empress and there the went DAN, and also ex-8enator Hollins, Commodore Bad- is little donbt that ship Assisted seven competent teachers. of every description and to is reported to be even fearful for the perma- by INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FOUR including power ger, Paydirector Gilmau, Chief one cases more of Iobs of life on the Banks down the violent last Wednesday 10,000 Old Books Wanted Im- Mrs. A. S. Fhothimiham, Matron. enforce the eight hour law. Engineer nence of the dynasty, and is inclined to favor daring gale instruction In HOURS. Hobie and several others. The were were All of the French fleet that Th s school affords thorough all de- 3— The establishment of effectual boards of guests reported. such measures as shall secure peace. night. Captain Albert Pride of the packet mediately. with full college course in Latin ami oscorted about the and the numbers partments, War Dkp’t Offioe Chief Signal health, education and works. city inspected have arrived report of dismasted ves- The Standard’s Hong Kong dispatch says schooner who was the first to make tbe sndtf Greek. .Modern Languages and Conversation j public mills. Arrow, _ Officer, Washington, 0. C. 4— Industrial schools and on the Amoskeag Company’s sels outside and of the people of China seem to have,- little fear of Classes under the charge of native teachers. Special j colleges At 12.50 the arrived at the and large quantities floating discovery, has arrived at Sherbrooke and he 1 A. M. French system. party park the result of a war with France, and believe advantages for the study of Music and Art. Sept. 7, were The Cromwall line BtSlAENN driven to the headquarters. wreckage. steamship Ca- armaments makes tbe CARD*. TERMS: #450 a yeur. Sixteenth school year For New England, 8—Public ownership of railroads and tele- president’s that with their new and the vastly following report: A general and hand took became a total opens septsiuber ‘la. graphs on the Belgian system. reception shaking mima, Capt. Farquhar, wreck improved discipline of their forces the nation Sunday last, when near Mate Shoals, my Fair weather during the day followed by place, which was followed brief addresses Address the Matron as above until Sept. 1st, after 6 -Freedom of patents. by this She struck Gull at the is far better able to cope with a foreign enemy vessel southeast by south, two miles local soutboast to southwest W Geo. B. morning. Island, bearing which date be made of the rains, winds, Coring, Uovs. Hale of New war A Ch inese inquiries may Principal. 7— Postal banks .under the British system. Hamp- of St. than it was in the oi liidO. pa- from Mate on the east side of Indian harbor, I eodiim. lower barometer and slowly rising tempera- shire, Butler of Massachusetts and Jarvis of mouth Mary’s bay, aud sunk almost im- SIGN PAINTING Jlyd_ 8— Laud laws which will prevent the hold- per urges that immediate action be taken to observed a ship's spar in the water with heel ture. North Carolina, Hon. W. E. Secre- The and in ud Lettering of Every Description, ex- ing by private individuals of great traots of Chandler, mediately. passengers crew, sixty prevent the annexation by the French of any upward, showing about 12 feet In the trough of SPECIAL BULLETIN. tary of the of ecuted in an Artistic Manner land. Navy, Mayors.Palmer Boston, all, got ashore on an island rock about a mile portion of the Cninese territory, aud expresses the sea. It was pitch pine and about 18 Inches Putuam of M. and at short notice. MRS. THROOP’S A storm of slight energy'ms developed iu !).—Publio ownership of coal, iron, gold and Manchester, P. Duval, presi- distant from the shore. The schooner Thistle indignation that such au attempt should have in diameter. It appeared fast to the standing the Northwest near dent of the of Paris and is central St. Paul. other mines and all oil wells. municipality and others. was despatched to the scene of the wreck to been made at a time when China was at peace rigging of a vessel and evidently had been ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL A After f M. T. hurricane is reported in the West Indies Everyone of these measures, he said, bad render assistance to Capt. Farquhar. The with France. sawed half through and then broken off. MuLhaIjX., -FOR- near Puerto Uico to the North- qM ted moving slowly been put in practice in one country or another. French bark Kermalo, laden with 9000 quin- A large number of Cninese who have been White paint aud a little loose canvas were JsnS !I» TEHFLE STREET. eodly west. Fair weather in the Young Ladies and Children, prevails except They were all capable of enforcement by legis- tals of codfish, from St. Pierre to France, sunk employed on board French vessels have desert- visible beneath the water and a derrick boom upper Lake region aud Northwest, where lation and have in every instance proved suc- with all hands at the entrance of the river Gi- ed, and captains find great difficulty in ob- similar to those used on steamships was at- Will reopen NEPTS9IBER 44th, 1883. cloudiuoss has NEW YORK. increased with light raiu. cessful. The general government had power rond. The schooner Lizzie, of Sydney, Capt. tatning bauds. tached to the spar. Tbe water was thea quite Alls™ A For address MRS. No. 51 cooler north to east 1AYLOR, circulars, THROOP. Slightly winds prevail iu to take of mines and oil wells the Tobin, stranded on the west side of Mi- The Times a from thick and black with a substance that seemed st. Me. charge by to-day prints dispatch Hong Jligb Portland, jyiieod till octl tile Soathern States, and a coot wave is Fresco Fainter!?, ap right of eminent domain. quelan. The French banker Augusta, just an- Kong, which states that, advices received there to be coal dust, and in consequence nothing NO. 11 B' it TC preaching northern Minnesota where the tem- 1C S rr I< K K T Seuator Call objected that these were under Nulla E. than A Hroa. chored in the roads, was severely wrecked and from Haiphoug auuouuco that the French could be seen more than inch or two below the has fallen over 10 Agnlusl PORTLAND, ME. perature degrees. Slightly State ooutrol uud outside of the jurisdiction of lost six men. The banker Maria Emile is re- Admiral will blockade the ports of Canton aDd surface. warmer south to west New York, Sept. 6.—The National Park winds prevail In New but the down while at anchor on the are C. 8. AUSTIN. J. NAYLOR. EDUCATIONAL. Congress, witness thought this could Bank has action in the ported gone Great Pakoi unless the Chiuese troops withdrawn The made Pride ia doubted 1SS3. Th« NEW CALF1VHAR of tlie 1834. England and thence westward over the Like be done brought Supreme with all report by by Halls and Private Dwellings Decorated undar the supreme power of the Court Banks hands. from the Tonquin frontier. It is stated that Churches, NEW- ENGLAND ar.d against Fayette Shaw and Brookley some, but others corroborate his story. The In a firet-cla** s«d at short notice. region upper Mississippi valley. Slightly federal government. Steamer Cabot has just been despatched to Chinese merchants are leaving Canton be- manner, Repair- Shaw, of the firm of F. Shaw & to re- old a CONSERVATORY of MUSIC warmer fair weather is indicated for Witness was Bros., St. to down to St. Johns the are and distrust wrecked steamer struck e sunken ing frescoing specialty. myoOeodtf asked to give some facts in re- cover Mary's bay bring cause their letters open they probably Illustrated. 64 FREE to districts on the Atlantic 8129,355.03 for loans and advances made Beautifully paces. SENT coast during Friday, to the of those who are passengers and crew of the Camima. The lat- the Cantou mandarins. and down youraeir and musical filenda. Send nam& and address gard compensation to them between 1st and rock went before any one on boerd fullowed on and in- January July 1st, est from wire TELEPHONE 115. to E. TOURJEE, Franklin Boston. Maw. Friday night Saturday by engaged in newspaper business, and Trespassey by says that the Ca- China I urns to Sq. cloudiness replied 1883. The Metropolitan National Bank and England. bad time to leave her. What her name ia will The Largest and best Untie. Literary ami creasing and local rains. there are two branches of the mima struck this morning in a dense fog, a appointed business, the Market National Bank, both of this city, have The of the Exchange Tele- Art Schoolftmd HOME for young ladies, in the ti/orbi. Cooler clearing weather is indicated for and the editorial and bsavy sea running. The passengers and crew correspondent remain unknown until the scene is reached manufacturing reportorial began similar suits against the same the at Paris says that, if the nego- Win. BURROWFS, jtt‘29 dlavr8wF the npper :Lake region and Northwest on work. Iu each firm, bad to leap for life and saved The graph Company divers. Fears have been that it considering branch it may be former for and the lattor for nothing. tiations between tbo and M. by expressed Saturday with frosts. Vessels on the Atlantic said 843,32G.58 $5,- sank without time to Marquis Tseng that there is no more profitable ship giving procure pro- be the United S-ates steamer Alliance coast should uot sail for southern industry 113.12. Challemel-Lacour fail, China will be willing might ports until in the world than that which is on visions. Capt. exhibited great skill carried by Farquhar of with a Instruction in anti Class- further are received relative to Arrival of Hon. .VI. Pierce. to accept the good [offices England J which is expected at Halifax from Charleston. Inglish reports hurri- some of the great newspaper corporations. Henry and management aud the safety of the lives of BUILDER, cane now in the West view to a peaceful solution of (the question at reported Indies. Some of them as muoh as 119 oent. on Hon. M. Pierce of Massachusetts ar- the passengers aud crew is ascribable to him. That vessel, however, was to call at several Has removed to the corner of Preble and Kenne- ical Studies pay per Henry issue between the French and Chinese govern- capital invested, and there are editors who rived from Mr. Pierce re- od the and not be due for bec street, directly opposite the Portland and Roch- Europe yesterday. St. John, N. B., Sept. 6.—The last French ments. The same correspondent says the places way may ester au4dtf given to private pupils by the subscriber are also proprietors whose salaries are at least fused to talk to a reporter in regard to Massa- Depot. banker arriving at St. Pierre roads accounts for French government has declared that, upon several days yet. FATAL ACCIDENT. 8500,000 or 8600,000 a year. In of chusetts politics, giving as a reason his lack of speaking another batch of fifty-four lives lost out oi his arrival iu the Tseng, the Bion Bradbury. A. W. Bradbury stated that the with the situation in Massachusetts. Paris, Marqnis WHAT IS THR THOUGHT IN WASHINGTON. reporters'oompensation,Swinton familiarity another section of the French banking fleet. Chinese will be asked to J. W. minimum received was He will make a ambassador, explain COLCORD, probably 81000 a year, careful study of the case be- One vessel alone lost twelve men. The A special despatch to the New York Dieppe the reasons for the movement of Chinese A Man Cut in Two by a Train at Bidde- and the fore & highest 84000, the latter was deciding whether or not to run for Gov- a BRADBURY BRADBURY, salary brig Gabrial, also Dieppeis, rode out ibe two to the Tonquin frontier. The ministry Herald dated Washington, [September 5, con- 143 Pearl Street. only obtained in cases. Writers ernor. troops ford. exceptional storms of Sunday and Both masts the of a war for A milk Thursday. is seriously weighing prospect tains the statement about the Alli- fan24 dtf newspapers as correspondent, etc., received War Impending. were carried and decks of following away swept every- with China, which event is now considered by Connsellors at Law. from 85000 to 825,000 a year. There were 25,- The between the milk of The fate of the crew is unknown. It ance: straggle producers thing. no means impossible. 000 persons in New York city iu news- this State and the wholesale dealers of 1b were engaged this reported they taken off after the gale The Standard’s Hong Kong dispatch says Washington, Sept. 8, 1888. 31 ABBQTT NIILY SCHOOL Last night Thomas Falvey of paper work. In answer to a question from is still and a war similar to went down. Earl ^ Exchange street, Biddeford, city impending, troops continue to arrive from the north. Commodore English, Chief of the LITTLE I'nrmiu- Ilaiue. Seuator Blair, witness said that the was that of last March is threatened. Both sides Bureau of BUCK, on, aged 40 years, attempted to get on the engine press Glocoksteh, Mass., Sept. 0.—Schooner Hy- Large amount of bullion are on the way from Equipment and Recruiting, says jy27 rORTLANO, MAINE, d3m Atknresa A. II. Principal. as a rule unfavorable to the classes. are the resnlt of the farm- Abftt ihe haa ABBOTT, of the Boston & Maine train laboring anxiously waiting arrived from a bank this afternoon, Canton, it is supposed for war expenses. department heard from Com- eodl5t doe in this city “I am convinced of that perion trip ang9 myself,” said Seuator ers’ mass meeting at Goshen on Friday next, aud the loss of two dories with four of mander Allen U. Reid, commanding the Uni- at reports Tiuxea on the Mitnation. 7.55 just as the train was leaving Biddeford Blair, "Since these have been for at that it is that The ted States steamer within a Herbert O. investigations meeting expected the her crew in tne great storm of Sunday, August Alliance, few days Bragins, but and fell on to the in progress, and in my opinion Buch willful as to raisiug the will ho The Times in an editorial today says that and that be encountered most of the last School for Boys ami Girls. slioped track. Two question price settled, 26. Their names were Norman McLaud, gale English misrepresentations should be criminal- and war or peace determined. Frauce is into a war with week off the coast of Nova Scotia, but that he ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR cars passed over him, his com- punished Thomas King, Isaac Devoch and Domerick steadily drifting CHAN, M. PEBRY will open Sep- cutting body ly.” "A never continued The latter is vulnerable in those succeeded in under the lee of an — OF — tember newspaper lies,’, A Case of Dag All were natives of Breton and China. only getting island MB«. at 119 Winter street, a school in two. A few weeks a son EalDog. Perry. Cape 2-ithf pletely ago of Mr. Swinton, "but frequently mistakes are made which a international and rode out the storm without damage of for children from six to ten years old. J. P. Wesoott, cashier at the Coney Island all unmarried except the last, who leaves a ports occupy quasi posi- any American * Foreign Pales®, care will be to Falvey, 10 years of age, was killed in unintentionally.” tion, and any blow struck there would be felt kind. For this reason Commodore la Special given teaching young chil- precisely Club pool rooms at West has de- widow. English dren to read. C'lnsaea in uuuu uarrtu, x-resiuem. or me Brighton, confident that the steamer sunk off Newittg on Saturdays the same way. Mr. Falvey was a btickmason* Amalgamated with to his throughout Europe. reported from other schools will be Association of camped 84000 belonging employer. St. John, N. B., Sept. 8.—The schooner No. 93 Exchange St, Portland. Me. Pupils admitted to these Iron and Steel Workers, of nl (.anion. Indian Harbor cannot be the Alliance, thongh classes He was arrested bat while on his way to Olive froai for New which Troop* Arriving cp^All business relating to Patents promptly and and will be advanced as in any other branch Pennsylvania, was the next witness. He said jail Miramiclie York, it is true that she has been cruising along the executed. of overpowered the officer and escaped. into this for had her Pabis, Sept. 6.—A dispatch from Hong faithfully ju!2dtf study. MAINE. he had been engaged for 25 years in the irou put port yesterday refuge, fishing banks and is still in that locality. At Apply on Thursday and deck load washed decks cab- no Chinese men-of-war have ar- Tuesday, Friday mornings industry of Pennsylvania. The association of Irish Demonstrations. overboard, swept, Kong says first he was somewhat startled at the after Sept. 16th. For circulars, address 119 Win- Ledgur rived there from the north. Three Chinese report which he was the was in galled, provisions destroyed and her fore- MEETINGS. ter street. head, composed of the Fifteen thousand were in attendance that it was feared the lost vessel was the Alli- auglSdlwteodtf persons sail, flying jib and Gaff topsail carried away by transports readied Pakui a fortnight ago with employes of the iron and steel rolling mills. at Ridgewood Park, at the ance, but on recalling the recent teports of Fire in Cambridge. The Brooklyn, recep- the 750 regnlars and 1750 militia, who arrived at object of the organization was to secure tion given the Irish National of that gale. commanders of onr naval vessels he distinctly 5.—Farm the by League Canton Saturday on board a merchant steam- Notice. Dexter, Sept. buildings of David moral, social, mental and financial im- to Alexander of the London, Sept. 6.—The German bark Ka- remembers the report of Commander Reid and MISS MORGAN'S city Sullivan, president er. A large quantity of supplies and provi- Annual of the Stockholders of Dia- g?K“SE: Pease of were provement of the members, and to bring about National of America. The tbinka from Hambnrg August 20 for Port the details of the letter, though he could not Meeting Begins tenth year, September 26. PORTSMOUTH. Cambridge, entirely destroyed League demonstra- sions are collected and stored at Canton. mond Island Association will conditions the of workmen are was abandoned in a condition being fix the where he said ne THE be held at City N. H. fire Peese lost all his whereby rights tion was a very enthusiastic one. The An- Royal, sinking place encountered the jlyl2eod3w by today. household fur- a The Volcanic Eruption*. Building, Thursday, Sept. 20, at 7M» p m., for the recognized, that they get fair day’s wages cient Order of Hiberniaus and St. Patrick’s on tlie 2d inst. Her crew have arrived at Mil- storm. The Alliance sailed from New Tork •lection of officers for the and the tons of a ensuing year niture, farming tools, fifty hay and all for day’s work. There were many mills in Alliance marched out with the ford Haven. London, Sept. 6.—A despatch from Amster- for the fidiing banks July 6. She was at Prince transaction of such other business as leagues may legally this Total loss no Pennsylvania which were not under the con- dam that the fact that the Dutch con- Edward Island and the last come before said year's grain orop. $5000; in- says August 27, report meeting. MISS SARGENT’S SCHOOL trol of the Union. In these the rate of troller at was to- is dated at P. 0. LARRABEE, S«c. surance. wages THE RAILROAD WAR. Katimbong. Sumatra, saved, August 30, received the Navy De- -AND- was invariably lower than in the Union mills. MASSACHUSETTS. with his indicates that the de- A search was made for Sept. 6,1883. sepGd2w Gov. llobie’n movements. geter family, partment yesterday. KINDERGARTEN There had been numerous strikes before the struction in that quarter by the volcanic erup- the report until after midnight, and though it Eastfobt, Sent. 5.- Gov. Robie aud staff of the Union was was not One book- -WILL BE- supremacy acknowledged by tions absolute. Euiopean appears upon the key of letters received the BUSINESS DIRECTOR!. have just arrived from Calais. The Frontier the manufacturer. Among the members of a keeper and two natives were the only persons document could not be found in the usual Mlatemeni tram Parker A RE OPENED new organization there was a Gannett. Rates in the West. whose lives were saved at where not a The that it took SEPTEMBER 19. Guards fired a salute. There will be a always tendency Cutting Merak, place. fact, however, six recep- to strike at the Miss Proctor the of the least provocation. Now the Boston, Septr 6.—The creditors of Parker & building was left standing. At Fandjong days for it to reach the Navy Department Book Binder. continuing charge Kin- tiou aud ball at the rink dergarten. skating tonight, method of arbitration was pursued largely Gannett met thiB morning and appoited a com- Priok, 58 miles distant, the sea suddenly rose shows that the Alliance must still have been at Witt. A. with results. mittee of four to consider QUINCY, Book? 11, Fricttn -FOR PARTICULARS ADDRESS- fleeting of Good Templars. satisfactory Representatives of (he statement made eight feet and then fell ten feet, cansing wide- Prince Edward Island, that being the period it workmen and manufactures met once a by Parker ana to recommend such terms as devastation in that The float- has taken for five letters dated Bxcbangr If Exchange Street Stetson, Sept. 5.—The Penobscot district year An Agreement Said to Have Been spread region. previous there 143 Spring Street. and decided on a scale of prices and wages. they thought best. The committee consists of ing dock, which went ashore at Tanjougkaik, to reach the department. Naval officers do eodtf lodge of Good met with the Reform aug2 Templars He continued: All iron workers were in George g, Taylor, 'William E. Wood, John Reached the Companies. has been floated with very slight damage. In not suppose for a moment that the steamer re- S. by lodge of Stetson today. There was a good del- favor of protection because it protected them Patten and Lawrence. The statement made view of the fact that the Nederland Steamship ported lost is a vessel of our navy, for Com- in their Protection did not increase by Parker shows liabilities of Princess Amelia egation present. Among the number were B. wages. 898,600, assets of Company’s steamer arrived mander Ried has the reputation of being a IRON PORTLAND the prioe of steel but if it did not exist there 889,000. at Batavia and that the Rotterdam careful seaman and there does not so far BEEF, ACADEMY. C. G. W. C. T. of the order iu today, appear Torsey, Maine, would be no for the iron and The firm’s and store employment patents fixture: were St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 6.—The only new fea- Lloyd’s steamer Batavia arrived yesterday, it to be any cause for apprehension. Fall Term begins SEPT. IO, at the rooms In and Geo. E. Bracket, G. W. 8. Tbe day was steel workers. In some mills which are not excluded from the statement of assets, of is believed that the Snnda Straits are still nav- being ture in the railroad War is a carrent last STILL LATER NEWS FROM THE ALLIANCE. & controlled by Union workmen are the nominal value. The stock whs report WINE. Block. devoted to business, and closed with a public paid merely taken igable with proper cantion. Motley same wages as in those in English manufac- at cost, and includes considerable that night that the Ohio and Mississippi Company To the Editor of the Preu: meeting iu the evening. District has Germany Friendly to Franco. As a Nutritive it would be The usual courses of for of both Templar tures. Jarret in answer to Senator Call said a been on hand for several years. In to has or will the Chat- The Advertiser of this the tonic, study pupils regard restored, to-day restore, The North German in an editorial evening suggests sexes. For to Gibson presiding. Addresses were made by B. man who sold his iron for ton less the claim in the liabilities of $4500 in favor Gazette, indicated in the treatment of im- particulars apply 810 per of rate to This is as fear that it be the United States steamer MISS E. A. than B. tanooga §14.55. regarded article, says that In all questions pertaining to may FILES, Principal. C. Torsey and others. another, but disposed of three times the 8. Bentley there is some uncertainty, as d3w a on the of the Ohio Us foreign policy since the last war the gov Alliance, in Canadian waters this paired nntrition, improvishment Portland, Sept. 1,1883. quantity of his competitor would be able to Mr. Parker said that he sent money to his showing disposition part cruising The Gift of Benjamin E. Bates to Bates ornment of has observed to- of the and in all the various pay better wages; but that the trouble would brother, James O. Parker (to and the and to withdraw its to Germany strictly summer,which was wrecked near Halifax late- Blood, pay it, Mississippi opposition France a benevolent and is College Declared Void. be to make him 1 latter said that he so. ward attitude, pre- exercise his ability in this did No offer ot settle- the Louisville It Is can forms of This and Nashville road, leaving the to observe the same attitude in the fu- ly- simply impossible that it be the general debility. THE SUB-COMMITTEE IN NEW BoaTON, Sept. 6.—The controversy which has respect. The laboring classes, he addei’sfl itnent was submitted. pared fight to proceed between the Ohio and Missis- ture whenever France sees fit to assert her in- Alliance, and the tear is groundless. The preparation is made from the been in the should be compelled to attend school and bo ENGLAND. pending Supreme Court for some Juvenile Thieves. terests in a legitimate manner. world renowed extract educated, and the government should appro- sippi and the Air Line. It is also thought great gale occurred Wednesday night and Liebig’s time arising out of a conditional gift of $100,- For some time past has a Lafayette Statue. priate means to carry out a system of public systematic robbery by some to be a step to Unveiling Thursday, the 29th and 30th of of been on in the preliminary negotia- August. By Beef, Citrate of Iron and Pure 000 to Bates College has been decided against education. going yards of the Boston and Pabis, Sept. G —The unveiling of the statue Lowell road at East A few tions which will end the war. The Ohio and letters received here from her, she was safe at Sherry Wine. bottles 50 They Visit the Woolen Hills in Rhode Is- the college. In February, 1873, Mr. Bates, iu a Cambridge. days of Lafayette took place today at Lepny in the Large ago several arrests were made for theft of and the Air Line continued the §1 anchor at P. E I. land. THE COLBY BILL. Mississippi presence of an immense.crowd of people, de- Georgetown, Friday Aug- eents. letter to the president of the college, offered to large of lead. Toe other quantities morning rate to Louisville yesterday, but the Ohio and spite the severe rain storm. Among the dis- ust 31st, after the gale was over. on an officer stumbled over a house a Boston, Sept. 6.—The sub-committee of the give $100,000 condition that a like sum in remote persons present were Mr. corner of Mississippi still charged §5.50 to Cincinnati. tinguished Morton, She intended to go thence to the Magdalen should be the yard. This was formed by walls to United States Senate Committee on Education raised within five years. The col- Several efforts have been made to obtain an United States Minister France, Mr. Sar- It Passes the Senate and to the Gov- of sleepers and covered roof iof the same. It Islands in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, and to CONCENTRATED goes by of bnt gent, United States Minister to and Labor, consisting of Senators Aldrich, of lege claimed that the conditions were complied was explanation this war, statements differ Germany, ernor. handsomely furmshod There were valu- Gen. Colomb and Col. who C. B.. and cannot therefore be I. but after the death of Mr. able so much that it is difficult to determine wbat Lichtenstein, rep- Sidney, expect- Rhode Island, Pugh, of Alabama, Kimball, with, Bates the ex- rugs on the floor, curtains at the win- President and Gen. Vinel- dows the facts are. The most plausible reason seems represanted Grevy, ed to be at Halifax until September 10th to Jr., secretary of the committee, and Eugene ecutors of his will disputed that proposition. and oil paintings on the walls. Iu the lermot, who represented Gen. EXTRACT JA- to be that the Air Line on August 1 named a Thibandin, 15th. She is to come to Portland and centre of the one room was a small marble-top of the Interior. M. stay Davis, stenographer, made a visit to the manu- The decision of the court turned on a note for §5 rate to Louisville and a §10 round Minister Morel, president Concord, N. H., 6.—In the New table, and on this were two several trip trip a and then the rest of Sept. revolvers, the of the Lafayette Memorial Court, performed while, join the North centres of Rhode Island trav- $25,000 which the counted in its sub- a daring bolding of the exposition in that facturing to-day, college Senate the bill pipes and number of novels of the “Bed the ceremonies of the Hampshire yesterday Colby The straight rate of $5 was to nnveling statne. Atlantic squadron at New Tork, which is to MAICA GINGER. miles and 120 rail- of $100,000, and it is held that this Handed Dick” order. Around auotber table city. objected eling twenty by carriages by scription was made a in the after- the Ohio and and the latter in to to special assignment at the side were seated six by Mississippi, Earthquake Europe. go up Newburg, N. T. participate in the Tbe left this this note was not actual aud that the beardless boys play- party city morning, making money gift of noon. road was with alio*ing commissions 6.—Several The Delicious Family Medicine Senator Harry Bingham spoke for two ing a quiet game of poker with a small limit. charged Berlin, Sent. shocks of earth- celebration there October 16th. on Louisville tickets. This to cuts on the first stop at Woonsocket, where they were Mr. Bates becomes void. There were four led were felt at Dusseldorf from hours |n to the measure a double the quake Tuesday night was seen prepared the true Jamaica opposition it, styling cotsjranged along both sides. The Ohio and then an- The derrick which attached to the met L. W. ex-member of walls and several Mississippi but no damage ensued. Shocks were also felt by Ballon, Congress, transaction and the creation of carriage robes spread upon Ginger, combined with choice aro- stock-jobbing floor. nounced a §0.50 rate to Chattanooga and §1.75 on the island Ischia at the same which mast, and the blackness of the water from F. G. present of the House of the They were iu the habit of loading time, JillsoD, Speaker one grand and that to Evansville. This interfered with the some alarm bnt did no matics and French Bran- monopoly, claiming there their plunder into a boat and rowing out iDto created damage. coal dust about the sunken steamer, clearly genuine of Rhode H. A. FROM OUB EXCHANGES. Louisville and Nashville and in re- in- Representatives Island, was no demand for the channel. There interests, Note*. it popular it, but ths reverse. they would be met by a Foreign dicates it was a coal steamer, a number dy, rendering vastly superior to T. W. John of a man 82 taliation that road made a §1.50 rate from Cin- Jenckes, Esq., Harry Lippett, J. Ellis, Vickery Lewiston, years Senator Whittemore of Pittsfield followed in a junk dealer from Boston to whom the The at all the feat of freight cinnati to St. and the Air Line September meeting Croydon, Eng of which have been running this summer from other preparations of Ginger and others, and were taken in carriages to the old, performed remarkable walking half-hoar’s argument against the bill, on the would be sold. Louis, dropped from down to between St. Louis and opened today. The race for the Croydon different the mill that city to Hallowell on Tuesday last. was in §1 Louisville. the coal of Cape Briton and Nova Scotia now before the factories, incloaing privilege ground that it the interest of lower was won J. R. Keene’s ports public. The distance is about 30 miles. Grand Army Reunion at Worcester. The Ohio and Mississippi met the latter cat, handicap by 3-year old owned by the Harris Woolen Company, who though freights and fares only, aud would de- colt Bolero. ClTIXEN. It but maintained a rate to It bay instantly relieves ran the woolen water wheel in the M. of an Worcester, Sept. 6.—A reunion §5.50 Cincinnati. Cramps, largest Joseph Gordon, Franklin, has been ap- prive tributary sections of opportunity to two-days to rnmors that the Invincibles are 6. of Grand of this was that the war Owing Portland. Sept. Colic, Cholera world, and the Social mill, owned by the Social pointed keeper of Avory’s Rock Light Btation, seenre lower local rates. Pending a division Army posts country began predicted Wednesday night Morbus, Diarrhcea, would be over before the end of the week. responsible for the death of Marwood an in- Manufacturing who also own the in of Thomas E. who on the of to a here this morning. com- and ail Summer Com- Company, place Dodge, has been question ordering the bill third Twenty-five po3ts, quest will be held. Dysentery, Globe and Nourse mills. At the to prising about 1200 men, are LATER. HIGHWAY ROBBERY. Privilege transferred Barntcoat Harbor Light station. reading, the body adjonrnad until evening. present. They A who has returned from Induces mill manufacture north of made a brilliant street escorted correspondent just plaints. copious perspir- they §1,5000,000 The house of W. H. At 7.30 the consideration of the bill parade, by the The restoration of railroad rates to Chatta- a Davis of Ellsworth was Colby Guards tonr through the heart of Zululand reports goods and GOO operators, 75 was and resulted in a City and Light Battery. have ation in sndden colds and chills. annually, employ entered by burglars on tho night of the 31st recommenced, long par- They nooga went into effect this morning. The that the natives are on the eve of a war of or 80 cent, of whom were found to be for After goon into camp on Agricultural Park. There An per ult. The screams of a female inmate of the liamentary straggle delay. long Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company has mutual extermination. After the Western Frontier invaluable remedy in Flatu- French Canadians. A number of them havo and for the will be a grand dress parade by torchlight this Style. house, who was awakened in the night by the speeches against bill, by Senators also restored the Evansville rate to §5. The Sir Henry Morse, Governor of Newfound- and Di- become citizens and own their own bouses, and Drew and all amendments evening. Iu tbo alteruoon there were.various lency, Dyspepsia Sluggish hand of a man on her throat, awakened the Robinson, ^ere vot- Air Line has also raised the Cincinnati rate to land, is in some cases own several houses which they ed down and the bill was ordered to, a snorts incident to army life, which afforded dying._ gestion. family, and the burglar fled without booty. third §5 50, and it is likely to remain at that figure rent. The Social mill turns out a pleasing entertainment to the eighty yards reading by vote of 18 Jo 6, rendering certain spectators. In during the exposition. This narrows the fight One of the most daring and successful high- The residence of York Harbor aud beach are the big bonfires were WASHINGTON. A delicious Stimnlant and Ton- cloth a yard wide per week. Oue young girl of the final passage of the bill, all the Senators evening lighted, the down to the Ohio and and the Air the formation of a local Mississippi way robberies was a of 17 at this tuds six looms and makes agitating telephone heretofore counted doubtful bands played and the exercises closed with a perpetrated upon part; ic, capable of des'rojing an factory having decided to Line on Louisville, and the §1 rate .to that appe- to with each. company. The route is from Ports- dress the veterans ladies and gentlemen of East from forty forty-five yards daily proposed support the bill. The motion to pass the bill parade, carrying Chinese point still prevails. Weymoath, tite for intoxicants by its influ- treasurer of mouth to York CoMMr, from there to Walker’s lanters instead of Four Mr. Lippitt, mills, testified that under a suspension of the rules was lost a guns. thousand Mass., while retnruing from the illumination thence to York where by people ti.—The misunder- Yellow Fever lucrcasitm at Pensacola. ence on the stomach and the best were Americans; then came store, Harbor, offices vote of 15 to two-thirds not were present. Camp will be broken Louisville, Ky., Bept. organs help 19, voting in favor. Thursday at Nantasket Beach The was will probably bo bad at Stevens’ the noon. standing between the Louisville and Nashville Washington, Sept. 6.—The Surgeon General Tuesday. night of English. Irish and Canadians, in the order store, A motion was made to reconsider, and then digestion. Goodwin and Norwood farm, from which and the Ohio and Mississippi railroads, which of the Marine Hospital Service has received a dark and the driver was to alow to giveD. One of the overseers at this mill, E. A. place ensued a succession of dilatory motions Sen- obliged go it will go to the Hotel Barllelt and Sea Cot- by C'nthalic Property Sold. led to the catting of passenger rates during the despatch this afternoon from the President of Mongean, is a Canadian. He is also oue of ators Drew and Bingham. The yeas and avoid other teams that might be on the road. tage at Long beach, to Concord- nays Lawrence, 8ept. 6.—St. Mary's church past week, lias been settled by a mutual agree- the Board of Health at Pensacola stating that the selectmen of the town. continuing were called, 18 to G. A motion to was par- At the foot of a hill a of 2S or adjourn and five acres ment made here and the usual rates the fever is worse at the gang 30 men tne went to ville and CapeNeddick. Should this sonage of land, owned by the yesterday, getting navy yard, DR. from woonsocaet party Asuion, arrange- made and points of order raised, etc. A recess WELLING- ment go into effect two offices at least will be Augustinian valued at w»» will be restored to-day. thero having been six deaths within the last rushed from the roadside, seized the horses’ a small factory village of some six or eight of 15 minutes was taken at 12.40 a. m. for con- Society, S333.000, kept open all winter, that at Walker’s sold uuder a $50,000 mortgage held by llie Es- Other Railroad Items. six hours. overcame what little hundred people. The faclory is owned by the viz; ference. On reconvening the motion to recon- heads, (resistance was of- store and at the office at Neddick. sex Savings Banks, this afternoon to Peter Civil Service Examinations. Lonsdale Company and is beautifully situated Cape sider and at one o’clock The executive committee of the trunk fered and to collect the watches prevailed, exactly the Hulhhan, the St. joint proceeded and TON’S CHOLERA on tbe banks of tbe Biackstoue river. Hon. In Hodgdon, Aroostook county, last week a bill was passed by a vote of 1G in the afiimative representing Mary’s Society, lines met in New York yesterday with closed Judge Thomas of the Civil Service Commis- for $73,700. The snm realised is sufficient purses of the party. Before they had finished Jonathan Chase, member of Congress, and burglar eutered the dwelling house of and 8 in the The bill now only doors at the offices of Pool Commissioner Fink. sion has returned from a visit to the Pacific Henry negative. only to meet the just a mortgage and accumulated interest their work the horses broke loose and dashed Mr. Robert Gammell joined tbe party hero. Ingraham and stole pocket-book containing awaits the Governor’s signature to become a The threatened break in freight rates slope, whither he went to inangnrate the ex- thereon and tax, and having MIXTURE. Tbe here are English or Irish, and $20 in money and notes to the value of $200. law. unpaid leaving nothing been the conference it amination of candidates under the civil service away. The robbers followed a little in an operatives for the in averted, yesterday will, way were found comfortable homes and Tb house of Samuel was depositors the savings insAntlou with Berry entered and is said, have an important effect on the present law. He fonud a high standard of excellence soon which failed. The St. is com- open wagon but gave up the chase. The seemed very happy. Haring the dinner hoar $19 in silver was taken belonging to Fred Mary’s Society position of the trunk lines and their Western among the For Diarrhoea, Cholera Morbus, THE VIRGINIA STATE DEBT. of applicants. assailants are still at The several of them were visited by the committee. Knowlt in. His vest with $100 in one of the post'd mainly Augustinian priests, who also connections. large. ladies were Violent represent the which a Cramps, Dysentery, Purg- They were English and said they were much pockets escaped the thief. Augustinian Sooiety, is The New York and New England Railroad very roughly handled. Their watches and petitioner in insolvency. Undertakers in Uonuril. ing Pain in the &c. better off than io the old country. The houses The Trustees of the State have Company is rapidly pushing forward the work other ornaments and their bowels, College elect- An Important Decision Rendered. parses were taken. here are brick and have modern improvements ed Mr. J. Fred as Givil Nervicc iu Roalou. of its double track. At 2 m. Wednes- Providence, Sept. 6.—The Undertakers’ This is the most valuable of all Webster Treasurer of the laying p. Edward who was on the aud ventilation. of the.m have or 6.—A decision of ut- Association of the New States con- Howley, standing step* Many organs college, to fill tho caused the Richmond, 8ept. the Boston, 5.—Insurance day the double track was extended and opened England the vacancy by most Sept. Commissioner in the seized two varieties in use, stands unriv- pianos and are more than comfortably fur- importance has been rendered by Judge to about 37 miles in use cluded in this city tc-day its fourth annual rear,was by ruffians,who threw death of Hon. Eben Webster. Mr. J. Fred John K. Tarbox is shortly to make a change in Blackstone, making nished. There are BOO hands here. Bond, of tbe United States Circuit con- now out of Boston. session. members have attended. alled and is particularly recom- employed Webster is a sou of the deceased treasurer and Court, the personnel of his department. The commis- Other portions will soon Seventy-live him down upon the ground and beat him se- The list is fonr the State debt. After a decision was be The association was welcomed salary 815,702.84 every weeks, is an active and business man. cerning sioner has notified James G. ready. by Mayor Hay- tore off most of his mended for children. it. enterprising rendered the just Havey, sec- ward. verely. They clothing and Buy Try making the average wages paid each em- by United States Supreme Court ond clerk ol the The President of the Pennsylvania, After the annual address of the Presi- Intelligence was received in Ellsworth last department, that in order to Slating- kicked him about the head and it and will find it a household including women aud children, $30.85 last spriDg in the Virginia debt case, counsel ton and New Railroad Mr. dent and annual reports, lectures on embalm- brutally body. you ployee, week, from of schooner Altave- employ iu the administration of the depart- England Company, lor four weeks’ work. A number of Capt. Alley, for the bondholders of London, Jno. F. and several of the ing were delivered by E. 0. Washburn of His nose was broken and he was otherwise in- every foreigu through ment a whoso services as an Ward, directors, necessity. lia, that the mate, Mr. Isaiah P. Haynes was their Williams gentleman official and Dr. C. M. Luitens und these have money in the bank. The company attorneys, and Royal of New have tendered their resignations, ft is stated Springfield, Mass., the men lost overbsard and drowned on assistant I very much desire, be is obliged to jured. Daring scuffie the secared his i furbish free baths and have a pnblic library of Snndayi nfglit, York, instituted a number of suits in the Cir- that tho object of this movement is to have Prof. J. II. Clarke of the Cincinnati School August 2(1, while off Cape Cod. Every effort make a change in the clerkship October 1. valuable watch and chain and his pocketbook some 800 volumes. Houses rent for from 84 cuit Court of the United States to test the con- the places of resigning directors filled by par- of Embalming, followed by discussions. Tbese The three above wa> made to save him, but without avail. Mr. Herbert Morrisson, third cleik, also received a preparations to $7 per month. clusions which Mr. Royal insisted that decisiou ties who have agreed to furnish capital suffi- officers were elected this morning: President, containing a large sum. In the meantime the Haynes was a son of Thomas of Ells- similar notice, his duties to cease however can be found at one in From here the drove to Amidon to Haynes had led to. Judge Bond has decided these cient to and the road. Horace B. Knowles, Providence; Vice Presi- rest of the had set the other just place party worth. He was about 26 of and September 19. Bavey has been connected as fully complete equip gang upon gentle- visit the Chase Mills, Some comfortable years age cases. He holds:—First, that a tender of cou- dents, J. B. Swan, Carndeu, Me.; A. C. Fisb, the City. leaves a widow and child to tnonrn agency clerk with the for 12 men in the stage, who, un- The here his loss. for taxes is a that all department years Concord, N. C. L. Brown, being altogether houses were here observed. houses pons legal tender; conse- at a of H.; Brattleboro’, salary 81500. could make no resistance, are wood, each one having a nice Samuel Ltbbey, Esq., of Orono, during the quences which flow from another legal tender NEW HAMPSHIRE. Vt,; E. G. Washburn, Springfield, Mass.; G. armed, James yard. They are of seven rooms present season had a fine looking field of pota- flow from this, and that this is the effect of tbe W. Simmons, Bristol; B. C. Porter, New Burke, Thomas M. Fawn and David Queen for from to month. This toes. On last they were and on Court that officers POLITICAL. Britain, Conn.; Secretary, W. F. and rent 84 $7 per Tuesday dog Supreme decision; second, Bennett, were brutally pounded and suffered serlons in- careful measurement the was New W. F. d H. GUPPY & (JO. mill is one of tbe oldest, having been bnilt ip yield found to be of the State will be enjoined from levying on C oncord, >. II., Post-office Robbed. Milford, Conn.; Treasurer, Bishop, One of them was robbed of a valuable 1823. The paid here are men at the rate of 376 bushels to the acre. a taxpayer’s property after a tender of Bridgeport, Conn.; Executive Committee, C. juries average wages Charg- coupons Concord, N. H., Sept. 6.—The post-office 8159 women, $1.17 per day, and ing to the crop all the money paid out for labor had been made; third, that, as the in L. Brown, Brattleboro’, Vt,; E. A. Bnrfee, pin, and they all lost their watches and other per day, questions .luilgc Drveu Deeline*. wsb robbed last night. It was have a and and a amount for the dress- these suits the evidently Rockland, Me.; B. F. Foster, N. REMEMBER THE PLACE. children 53 ceuts per day. They free Reed, proper depend upon constitutionality done who took Milford, H.; jewelry and what money they had. a by professional cracksmen, John reading room, also at Ashton. One of the op- ing supplied, they cost him 30 cents per bush- of the State’s legislation, the Baits arise under Boston, Sept. 6.—Judge Devens, in letter, Reade, Charlestown, Mass.; J. P. Ar- from the safe $600.6!) in cash and $1600.87 in R. A. eratives said that in England lie could only el. There were very few small potatoes in tho the constitution, and Circuit Courts of the declines to become a candidate for Governor. nold, Pbeuix, I.; J. Kenyon, Plante- Damps, besides books, papers and one regis- of what ih our would he about $5 25 lot and they were ail fair and smooth. United States have the of vilie, Conn. The place the next meeting ST. ALBANS IN TROUBLE. make money jurisdiction them, Thore no to the tered letter. is clue burglars. was tho executive week, while here lie could make $10 30. In the town of without regard to the of the par- left with committee, and per Prospect resides Mr. KRlman citizenship of Bond’s over Chicago’s Street Cur Tux. The Probable Effect the Colby Bill. tho association adjourned and went down tho At Amidon is a large boarding house where who is nearly 95 years of age and lias descend- ties. Judge jnrisdiction extends Silver for a shore Adamson’s S3 week for women, and 83.50 ants living of the fifth the entile State. If bis decision is not reversed Concord, Sent. 6.—In the upper branch to- harbor to Spring dinner. Botanic charge per She has a 6.—Five ihey generation. Chicago, Sept. years ago the city Fifteen Thousand"- >>Uara in Interest next dsove to & a it would goem that tbe State can collect no Senators Folsom, of Rochester, aud Davis, for men. The party Berkley daughter aged 73, grand daughter aged 55, a council passed an ordinance Imposing an annu- day cambric is more revenue until she the cou- of Marlboro, notice that they should move Orders Londsdale. At the latter place groat grandson of 34. and a great grand daught pro-ides for al tax or license of $30 per car on oach street gave Frizc Fighters must Go to Mexico. Bearing OutstStSiia^-. vote 11 were so a reconsideration of the by which the — manufactured. The homes here not cr 12 years. The old lady is in perfect health pons. car operated In the city. The companies unit- fobs Unauthorized. railroad bill was 16 to 8. It is Kansas City, Mo, Sept. 6.—Madden and comfortable as at Ashton and Amidon. Tbe and recently walked oue and one-half miles to ed in resisting tbe collection of this tax on the Colby pacsed by Lord stated that the action of Messrs. Folsom Mitchell were hero last night. Madden telo Balsam condition of the wage workers was found 11 be and returned. She has Coleridge in Boston. ground that it violated their and the now berdaugtiter’s lately charters, Rice, for that nuless a (Jong!) far belter at all tbe placeB visited than Lord Chief Justice and Davis arose from a misunderstanding with graphed manager Slade, today spun, doubled and twisted five skeins of yarn Coleridge and members matter lias been pending in the courts ever those of Fall River. The some of the Senators in relation to the course reply was received here by Monday morning committee, especial- per for six successive whloti is con- of his party arrived in Boston at 1.58 p. m. to- since. The street railway have The finances of the town of St. Albans are day days, companies to be his proposal to fight in he has the endorsement of Jas. G. Senator Fngb, expressed much pleasure sidered a over the Eastern come taken upon the railroad commission bill. accepting Mexico, ly good day’s work for any lady. She day Railroad, having lately agreed to withdraw their opposition and a that There is a an and Mitchell will return to New York and the in bad condition, and it is likely muoh over their visit. From Lonsdale the commit- reari cl on a train whioh 11 a. report that explanation has been Rev. C. F. Penny, hug eleven children ; six sons and five speoial left Portland at drop the case in the courts, provided the city will be declared off Blaine, Esq. for t > and that Messrs. Folsom fight forever. As indicat- trouble will ^>e before the matter tee took tbe cars Providence, returning m. In the were Messrs. would the on a basis of made, iaud Davis will experienced Col. Rev. daughters. party Elliott F. Shep- compromise matter ed Madden and Mitchell Thomas Lombard, E. H. Boston on the 6.20 train. Tomruorrow the ard of not their motion for a lecousideratiou. above, decline to go tbe interest Marshal True of New York and Edwin Yonng of Al- 828 per car for the past five years. A compro- push is set right. In 1875 bearing debt City Hallowell, went to A to Chicago, arguiDg that the matter can be as W. ot coart to South Manchester and Willimatic, members of the committee of mise ordinance to this effect was prominent railroad official has been inter- Smith, (all Augusta. go Lewiston on Tuesday, after the boy, Bertie bany, arrange- accordingly well by of the town was 831C0, and last spring it was Conn. ments of the New York Slate Lieut. John passed, and the companies yesterday and viewed in relation to the probable effect of the arranged telegraph. Reynolds, an adopted son of J. W. Jones of Bar, today that tbe financial condition was the McClellan, U. S. A., James L>. Johnson and paid the city treasurer $44,000. The $30 license passage of the Colby bill. He said:—"It may reported We sell more Officials Steal $150,000 in Philadel- Somerville. Reynolds loft Johns’ on Monday ADAMSON’S City Turner A. Beall of New York. A committee will be hereafter collected annually. possibly be years before any objects will be ac- same. The loose way in which matters have phia. alternooii, with $213 arid a sorrel mare which under the Colby bill, which MINOR TELKtiBAVI. BOTANIC COUGH be bad stolen of tbe Cumberland Bar accompanied them as complished Only been conducted, bas been a source of com- from Jones True was unable to of to The Ancient and Scottish Rite of 6.—It is stated the far us Portsmouth. At were awaits the signature the Governor become Accepted than of all Philadhlphia, Sept. by find the boy in Lewiston. It is now Newburyport they Mu for some and led BALSAM [other thought loon Keeper* Above the Law. a law. One view taken the railroad Matrons celebrated by de- plaint time, certain parties to that have that ho by Attorney General Sherman and Col. by sup- Lafapette’s birthday truBteesof the gas work deficiencies did not, go to Gardiner or Hallowell as joined the statue of in Union Cough Remedies United. and of the Governor's on St. porters of the measure was that it would be a corating Lafayette take steps to bare an investigation. Up to this in the accounts of that office stated, hut to where he put at Major Sweeney staff, Louis, Mo., Sept. 6.—yesterday Judge been discovered Augusta, up the of statute of protection for them in ca*Be the cor- Square, New York, with tlowers and trailing time for part the State, and Anstiu Brown, Esq., Noonan dismissed a test case a saloon they have discovered Interest bearing or- exceed George Robinson’s the night. Tuesday he against interests which should be vines. and that the defalcation may $150,000. representing the Suffolk Bar. The was ior on porate they roproseut drove the horse uu near the Block party keeper selling liquor Sunday in defiance ders outstanding against the town to the Staples -driven to the re- in danger, in which case they could unite for Carrio and Amelia Weaver of The has been in progress for some where it remained hitched about nine in Revere House, where after of the law. This endB the fight against the sa- Waldraayer investigation from The two leading to 19 and nmonnt of of this sum it is believed moving the marks of were loon re- strength. objects sought aged respectively 21, 819,000; time aud startling revelations are prom- the morning until lato in the afternoon. Dep- travel, carriages keepers uuder the Downing law, and it Philadelphia, past taken for a drive bo gained under the consolidation and were drowned in the Raritan river, New .Jer- that at least was Marshal Brton took the in about the city. His lordship mains to bo seon whether the Governor will leasing 815,000 unauthorized and that uty animal custody of the bill were the ised. an to see the as provisions nnion of the Wednesday __ notified the having expressed especial desire really, he c >11 an extra session of sey, night. the town never received tbe C.H. and owner. The boy while in Au- threatened, roads in benefit of the with the wharves and Fanenil Hall and other the as centering Concord, together of New who met The Wool (Ironcrit and the Tariff. some new clothes at a store shipping, Legislature to have that hill so amended H. J. Hastings York, with gusta purchased of interost. Manchester and Lawrence and North Weare same. Who has been guilty of taking the and a ticket at tho for places to effect the repeal of tbo law of 1878, uuder a severe accident on Monday, is to-day pro- Columbus, O., Sept. 6.—A meeting of the bought station Port- and the of the Eastern Railroad to the will not be made land. Whioii the saloon keepers hi.vo gained this vic- leasing uounced out of danger. money public at present. The Ohio Wool Growers’ Association was held yes- Boston & Maiuo. There are, it must be ad- The Corn West tory. The boiler of a steam thresher on the heaviest losers by the fraud are several worthy terday, at which a spirit of opposition to the A despatch to tho Associated Press Wednes- Crop nnd South. mitted, some doubts as to whether the former farm tiie of Abraham Overholtzer, in to invest their GUPPY tiriff bill was manifested. At a caucus of the day reported death of F. Jordan of Cincinnati, (i.—A of the corporations can reach a mutual basis for Dauplin county, widows, who, wishing George Sept, special report A ftnilwny Silin.hiip l'n’o Tim Killed. and secretaries of six State atfd it Penn., exploded Wednesday in- presidents Biddeford attributing to suicide. An corn crop by Clias. B. Murray,'oditor of the union, and it looks now as if there were legal afternoon, funds where they supposed they would be per- associations it was to call a held outlie from stantly killing Simon the national decided autopsy body yesterday morning Cincinnati Price Current, makes the outlook Cincinnati, Sept, ti.—Meagre reports obstacles in the lease of the Eastern to the Brinser, engineer, fectly safe, loaned their money as they sap- of wool that death resulted and Jacob J. Kline, both of Klizabethtown. maBB meeting growers and sheep shows from the formation in the Western States favorable fora gain of Waldron’s Station, on the Cincinnati, Indian- Boston & Maine which will a perma- posed to the town. Mrs. Haskell is a bolder of 25 at of blood prevent breeders for September the Grand Pacific of a firm clot which completely clog- 75,000,000 bushels over last year, hut the South apolis, St. Louis and Chicago Railroad, stale nent arrangement of that kind under the pas- A despatch from Gallatin, Mo„ says the these bogns orders to the amonnt of 81300; Mrs. to organize a national associa- the that a ran the one of has returned a a »AY, MAY 14th eieam NEW YORK—Ar schs W H 555.15and 6.30pm.FOB SALMON era New Yorkjand Vermont, 21®23c for Nova Scotia ! 6th, Card, Crabtree, our peopl. who are unable to take a vacation in 8.45a.m.,12 ft-IMPPSVaSBR of this Cine will are correct.” Dora Union July FACCS,at a. m., and 5.15 “Exactly; you quite and PEI. Brunswick; Matthews, Brown, island; or Auguxt, but can .pare a week In 6.15,8.45 12.55, Railroad Wharf, Ada September, p.m. FOR .L,aT* “And I Potatoes—Eastern at 60,@60c p bush. S Allen, Dudley, Hillsboro; Abby iDgalls, In- (which ia the moat comfortable and CAIHP^EEEIS. EXETER, HAVERHILL, SL5**4® street, every Monday, Wednesday shouldn’t expect you ever to pay decidedly pleaa- CA WHENCE, AND LOWELLat “* 6 galls, Joggins; Zeila, Hallowell, Hillsboro; Clara E anteat month in which to the 6.16, p- “ ■ ,or and SC travel,) 8.45 and m. FOB NEW t°k with Eastport it.” Rogers, Rogers, do; David Torrey, Goidthwaite, a.m., 12.65, 6.30p, John, connections for Calais, Bobbinston. St. I*ire Slock market. Gardiner; Lubec; Brave, Strat- Portland, Bangor, Mt. Reset t and Ma< Fare to Orchard Beneh and return MARKETt at 6.15, and 8.45 a.m. FOR Pembroke, “Of course of course not.” Chicago Lookout, Dinsmore, Andrews, Honlton, Woodstock, Grand not; ton, and Angola, Dyer, Sullivan; Minquas, Cole, chias Steamboat Co. ROCHESTER, FARMINGTON, N. H., Annapolis, (By Telegraph.) 80 Cents. ACTON WOL FRO ROUGH AND xSRS*lleLr*br’ Yarmouth, “Then didn’t ask me direct to Tenant’s Harbor; Kolon, Libby, Macbias; Enter- BAV, Windsor, Halifax, Moncton, Newcastle, Amherst why you Chicago. 14 000 will place on sale during September, a special tick- HARBOR at 8.45 a. and Sept. 6—Hogs—Receipts head; Bowdoinham; from Fare to Elite and retnrn a CENTRE m., 12.55 Pietoo, prize, Robinson, Laurel, Davis, et transferable) to Mt. Desert and Camp including rid Shedlae, Bathurst, Dalheusie. Char shipments 6< OO head;'weak; packing at 4 35@4 60; Eva Boston. (not return at the in p. m. FOB MANCHESTER! AND CON- lottetown Fort give you $20?” Franklin; May, Nickerson, the along Beach, the observation cars of th Exirheld, Grand Falls, and othn and 4 at 4 80 a following rates: CORD! N. New Market at 6 “Because, sir, I do business in a business DackiDg shipping 75^10: light Ar 6tb, barque Payson Tucker, Tucker, Turks Orchard Beach R. R. H.,(via Jot.) 16 stations on the New Brunswick and Canada, Inter- 5 40; skips 3 4(*g4 50. Island. Portland to Sontk West Harbor and return. a. m., (via Lawrence) at 8.45 a. m. MORN- colonial, Windsor, and way. I never borrow money of a man who Annapolis, Western Oonn- Cattle—Receipts 7600 head; shipments 2,800 hd; Cld 5th, ships Ellen Goodspeed. Henry, San Fran- Single Tickets.. $4.00 SO Cents. INK TRAIN CEAVES KENNEBUNK Mes, Rail Roads, and Stage Routes. will endorse for and I make all 6 to choice to South FOR PORTCAND at 7.25. me, calcula- steady; exports 00@6 35; good shipping cisco; S R Park, M E Portland West Harbor and return, b#'Freight received up to 4 m. and in- steers 5 90. Mead, Portland; brig Leigh- Passenger trains leave Portland at 10.00 a. m p. any tions on the endorser the notes. 40<$5 sch Five to Ten, each. 8.50 •Stops an hour and a quarter at Old Orchard formation the same paying It’s ton, Leighton, Progresso; Pavilion, Norwood, 1.00, 3.30, and 6.30 p. m. leave Orchard regarding may be had at the Sheep—Receipts 2200 hoadshipments 2000 head; Portland to Sooth West Harbor and Returning Beach. offlee of the the same thing in the end, but we arrive at Boston. return, Beach for Portland at 12.22, and 9,49 Freight Agent, Railroad Wharf. steady; inferior to fair 2 75®3 60; good 4 26;choice Ten or more, each. 2.46, 7.30, t Passengers may also reach these points For with it iu a I Passed the Gate 6th, brig Harry Smith, from New 3,00 m. by taking Circulars, Excursion Routes, Tickets business way. believe in making 4 40. Portland to Bar Harbor and the 2.15 p. m. train from Portland and at State Rooms York for Buenos Ayres; schs C A Ropes, do for Lu* return. Single S. H. STEVENS, Gen. stopping and farther information applv a the horse dray the cart. You can’t me Ticket.. Agent. Old Orchard Beach until 3.50 p. m. *0 give bee; Ann, Hoboken for Portland; Kate Mitchell, 4.60 JlylSdtf JAS. T. Gen. Company’s Offlee, Rxehange St. Portland to Bar FURBER, Supt. 12.55 train from Portland con- $20, sir, but if you will have the kindness to Domestic Market* Amboy for Gardiner; D H Ingraham, do for Port- Harbor and return, Five or H^The p. m. T. 0. HEHBEY, President, and Manager land Nettle do for Boston. more, each. 4.00 nects with Sound Cine Steamers for New endorse a note to that amount, I will see Cushing, m"”_- dtf (By Telegraph.) PERTH AMBOY-Ar 4th, schs Alta-Vela, Alley, Portland to Bar Harbor and return, Ten or York and all Hail Lines for the West, and the 6.30 that are $20 out of train all you pocket.” New York, Sept. 5.—Floor market—Receipts and W S Jordan, Crowell, Boston. more, each. 3.60 Romford Falls & Buckfleld p.m.. with Rail Cines for New Yerk and the South and West. 16,446 bbl*; exports 772 bbl»; rather more sternly Sid 4th, schs Aita-Vela, Alley, and D D Ingraham, A Ticket—Bav Harbor to 'Summit (Special Parlor Cart on all trains. with a decidedly better business fir export, largely Mullen, Portland Katie Mitchell, Oliver, Bath. of Breen Mountain and Bcturn—will through Seats Wit and in Mill extra with secured in advauce at Ticket Office. Wisdom. City moderate jobbing trade;sales PROVIDENCE—Ar 6th, sch Maggie Cummings, be eold with the Bar Harbor Excar- Depot 28,600 bbls. Murch. New York. ■ion Tickets _Leave Janton for Portland and for #1.00 rack. SUNDAY Flour quotations—No 2 at 2 45@3 55; Superfine Sid 6th, schs H Wiiliams, for Alexandria; .■ 4.45 and 9.46 a. m. TRAINS. Heyer, The view from the of Green Mountain JKSSf38|Lewiston Western and State at’3 25@3 75; common' to good Sarah A Reed, Hallowell, New York. top surpass- Leave Portland for Canton, at 9.00 PORTCAND FOR BOSTON and WAY Brought up by hand—the coal-hod. es in beauty the view from Mt. Two extra Western and State 3 25@4 60; good to choice DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR—Sid 5th. sch Sarah Washington. —1**-““a, m. and 1.30 p. m. STATIONS at 1.00 and 5.30 m. BOSTON round trips per day from Bar Harbor to the Summit p, do at 4 60@7 25; common to choice White Wheat Eaton. Dix, (from Wood Hole) for Philadelphia. Leave Lewiston at 9.45 a. m. and 2.30 p. m. FOR P«»KTCAND at 8.30 a. m. and 6.00 Western extra at 6 do 7 are made during September. For time table see ad- Hereford's Acid as a Nerve 25@7 00; fancy 10@7 40; VINEYARD-HAVEN— Ar 4th, barque Hannah Stage connections with Byron, Mexloo, p. m. PORTCAND FOR OCD OR- /Steamers! Phosphate vertisement in this paper. For any further Inform- Dlxdeld, common to good,extra Ohio at 3 80@6 76; commo McLoon, Keen, Algiers for Boston; Zulmira, Port- Peru, Livermore, West Sumner and Turner. CHARD BEACH at 10.00 a. m. and Food. to choice extra St. Louis at 3 00; Paten ation and staterooms, write to 1.00, 90@7 land for New York; schs Geo Savage. Rondout for L. L. LINCOLN. Supt. 3.30 and 6.30 p. m. OCD ORCHARD FOB FARE $1.00. Dr. J. W. Smith, Wellington, O., says: “In Minnesota extra good to prime 5 60S6 60: choic Bostor; Lunet, fm Gardiner for New York; Millie GEO. L. DAY, Gen. Ticket Agent. Portland. June. 16, 1S83 octl4dtf PORTCAND 12.22, 2.45, 7.30 and 9.49.p.m. to double extra ao at 6 80(6/7 New York for for nervous I have nsed it to 50;lncThding 12,000 Trim, Castine; Sabao, Macbias Portland, Sept. 1,1883. sep3dlm Portland for Biddeford at 10.00 a. m., 1.00 and impaired snppiy bbls Mill extra at 6 70. 1600 bbls City 26 FRIDAY MORNING, SEP. 7. LIGHTS O’ LONDON. Camp ot the Sabbatarians. Another audience wag Household Furniture, Cabinet &c, good attracted to the WATERVILPE, Sept. 5. Organ, Portland Theatre last night and AND VIC delighted The sky this morning was heavy with clouds BY AUCTION. CITY NITY. with the beautiful scenery of this spectacular aud a warm drizzling rain dampened the en- drama. The various situations strong were campment, but not the spirit of the tenters, HKW ADVGBTISGIIIENTR TO BAY. on heartily applauded. two more shall sell Wednesday Kept. 12th, at 10 Ooly oppor- for at an were astir and LADIES’ at House No. 1134 early JERSEYS! a. Lour.they alijalive o’clock m., Congress ENTERTAINMENTS. tunllhs remain to see the piece. WE with zeal and ambition. The question: “Do i UNDERWEAR. St.. Llhbv’s Corner, the furniture Sc. consisting of Base Ball—Preeumpscot Park. Mirrors, Fins Cabins! THE PAVILION. think it week?’’ has ATLANTIC Sofas, Easy Chairs, Lounges, Forost City Amusement Co. you will be a rainy been Organ, Chamber Sets, Mattresses, Dining Table and Don’t forget that two more remain in Ware, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. days discussed and although a few faint-hearted dis- Chairs, Crockery and Glass Cooking Rang* which to Bee the Boston Juvenile Ideal Co. in and Stoves, Kitchen Furniture, Sc., Sc. Owen, Moore & Co. ciples express doubts and fears, the majority Mutual Insurance To Let—House. “The Mascotte’’ and "Pinafore” atthePa- Co. of the workers are cheerful and hopeful. Oc- F. 6. BAII.EY Sr CO.. Auctioneers, Coparti erslnp-Notice We shall TO-DAI a itd W vilion, Peaks’Island. The Forest City boats open «ep7 anted—Blacksmiths. will casionally a deep base voice rings through the op new YORK To Let—Rooms take you right to the spot. CLOSING-OUT SALE OF ODD BROK- grove to of saw STYLES, Wanted Clerk. singing the accompaniment large and choice line of P. «. BAILEY A CO., Entry NOTES. EN INSURE For Sale—Horse. and hammer the inspiring song: LOTS AND ANY SOILED, SHOP-WORN AGAINST MARINE Found Cane. Mr. Curtis has booked the following attrac- Anctioueers and Commission Merchant “When the mists have rolled in Ladies’ at Notice Is splendor Jersey Waists Hereby Given—2 tions for the Portland Theatre this season: From the of tho OR DAMAGED FOR Wen tod—Girl. beauty hills,'’ GOODS LADIES, RISKS ONLY. Nnlearaoui IN Eacl sage Nl. Denman JUuss Bros. Thompson, Duprez Minstrels. Rob- and even as the words echo on the air tho from a. o. BiiLBT, c. w. iurs son and prices varying $2.50 Crane, Hearu’s Hearts of Oak. Rice’s GENTS, BOYS AND CHILDREN. Thl» will AUCTION SALES. threatening clonds lift their gloomy shadows Company take risks at their office, New Surprise Carrie Boston Theatre on sale of Furniture and Genera Merohan. Parlv, Swain, the Vork, Vessels, Cargoes and Freights, anil Issue Regular Household “And suuBhins warm aud tender, to $5.00 each. dise every at 10 o’clock a. Furniture, die. Co., Hazel Kirke, Summer Boarders, open policies to risks as Laturday, coinmeneing Bijou Palls in on the hills, merchants, making binding gladness as water-borne. m- Consignment, solicitedoot8dtf Theatre Co., Dan Msguiuuis, McLorley’s In- Hoys’ Gray Mixed Fall in ail soon flation, Kentz-Santley, Rebau’s 7—20—8 giving promise of a pleasant day. There Underwear, damaged, sizes, 42c The moat Co., * welcome addition to the choice Young Mrs. Winthrop, Lawrence Barrett, seems to be more than the usual amount of Gents’ Heavy Gray Underwear, all sizes, damaged, 50c Premiums on Marine Risks from 1st WANTS. things of the larder is Hub sold in Haverly’s Minstrels, Mrs. Mr. and January 1882, to 31st December, Punch, Langtry, work to bo done this year in fitting up the These brought 30 cents last year. bottles Mrs. Geo. S. Knight, Howard Athenaium 1882.34,412,693 68 only by Grocers, Druggists end Wine Co., as on Policies not marked off Wanted Tom Keene, the Pat grounds, last year the tent floors were taken Ladies’ White all Premiums tragedian, Rooney, Tony Underwear, 35c 1882... ANTED at once, a few first class box Merchants generally. sep3M,Th,F&w Neil the lumber sizes, 1st January, 1,616,844 86 \Ir sawyers: Denier, Burgess, Margaret Mather, The up, removed aud the grove return- These are almost and ▼ ? steady men. G. W. FROST & Joe perfect CO., Hanlons, Murphy, My Partner, Maggie ed to its original condition One of tho III os t are cent Total Marine Premiums. 36,929,538 43 aepo-dlv Saco, Me. B. regulur 45 goods. Th e rooms of Mitchell, MoAuley, O. D. Bvron. Drs. Damon & Wesley at the active members af the cauip-meeiiug commit- Children’s White Fall Falmoath Underwear, four smallest sizes, 20c Wanted. are daily thronged with invalids tee has died since the last convention, leaving ASSETS, School Committee. and Gentlemen. We end e Medium furnish light, elm number have already been cured of dis- a sad Sizes, only 25c •opts dtf Au adjourned meeting of the School Board vacancy, yot notwithstanding those draw LADIESpie work, sent by mail any distance, and pay a eases which have been abandoned as price when it can be done at home hopeless was held backs scores of active hands are rapidly cluing finished; yesterday afternoon, at 3 o’clock, Mr. Sooduniig leisure hours, or an steady work; the work is by other physicians. the 2 Fox iu the onair. ing appearance of the woodlaud, making SI3,171JB7S.0 easy an