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Announcements.

The d-st annual meeting OF the Chicago Press
Club viii he held this afternoon. At I O'Clock
shAsp. In the patlor Of the she1snAn House. All
those 1outuatfst8 whose namea have been pro
tosed sof membership Il recent meetings Of the
directors, Ire invited to attend.
The special services In lower Fxzwel1 HAn
1Ie creating quite N tuSeTaat among Christians
OF ~ deooutn&nonA- The meeting thls noon Nt1l
be leo oy D. L Moody. The subject t. .The
Promises Of God" Each one 1tsendin1 Is Re-
quesfed 10 Select PROMISE quilted to his lodl-
yltnsa ease. Professor Bliss viii tesd the singing
The Ladies' Christian Cniou formerly Wo-
mans Employment BureAn} hold their annual
meeting this afternoon. 1t 2 o'clock, In Lower
Ea1Wesl Hall Al ladtfa interested IN the eleEa-
non of 6elr sex. and In s4Hing ouz young girls.
ut warmly invited.
The University P,ace Bsp:lzs Chusrh takes =
n e1ness 8 sns M
tie1k Of E@pt and il ruins. He vii. also de-
scribe the sa1toua ecelses OF which he nas been In
eye-N1tness- Admission, 43 cent?.
The members OF The F1reuen's Benevolent
Assotaatton Wn meet n the roons Of the asso.
ctAnon. II 20 T. a. to-day, to atsecd the funeral
u TIC lste member Geo. Il. Rankin.
, 1870-12-01
THE ATLANTIC CABLES
1"o OF them Entirely Da.n b, ,ao-A
tao hsrd u orA tnx at.asvs

Two OF them Eptls~.x n...,
,he 1h1ra Na.s p. ossa ei ID and
SkT foax. Nor. s.-s,raT.r po.ar+
suHa !tom Hearts Content On satura,v t,,t tt
repair NE Atlantic Cable Of 1876. nntrs W. !, tr
GO ABOUT Aaxt5-1Ee mlles from thas po,ut. E.
nafe 1aat received the tntos.ustton th.s H. rahe
OF 1858 haa sso tasea to work, apd ,has tne fanr
=. .oout tae eame dis1anee from Ht9stx Couteut
~ .aete1ote probable saat III. steamer hi, eraa.
pNo .oe *1onG cable. A. The steamer u on tue
spus - aupea ~ both eaeles will soon oe re-
transmit westward with About liz n.,.l tss.,,.s ~
II Il. frpm some nntRo.a cause. unlaie tn t..n.'
nif eaatxsfd, except with srea. din :uls1. AM
ve3 slowi5. Notice Is hereby given to.t fnr tnr
present messages caunot be received for anv mn
o. Europe. The public will be Informed A. ,na
c7sHest uoneat Shas Messages can he r,.c~tR..
fur Europe. cykrs u -S~~r
, 1870-12-01
PACIFIC COAST,

Tho Weather ~ DtschAtEe eI NAVY
Yard WorKmen-Movesnc ncnt for the
Annexation Of 8nuoFM to Arizona
eAN FRANCISCO, Nor. snI-n ratned throughout
California yesefday and i1st night. There 1fe
tudlc2aon1 of conunu12ce OF The Storm, He4Fy
snox1 hare fallen In me nouu1atnz
FonE hundred Wofknaen wete DISCHARGED trom
Atfe Island NsvJ Isrd yesterday. On aocount OF
Inc appropriation being exhau1sed-
Arizona s6Eitea el The 25{h say tnat GorernoY
S4hofd hts rttuHued to Toesou 70 reIa1tu uuIn
afs+r the session " the legislature u JAnRarJ.
AanJ feadtn4 farollea Of sonor4 hare a<ftTed
q Tucaoa. Il II stated. fur the purpose OF tn-
4u6utaung l. movement ior the annexation oi
he Northern part, II lot al, Of Sonora.
, 1870-12-01

u favor Of aly p.r1cnla: fos, VI churra uan.lc.'
ofSan'z1tton. N2d espect II L6tecsop IN thu faso-
ne pr'FFlu.n me xas classic lu tts cnsr4cse, CON.
bsehendtnR tvo cnorale. e.-Ma11rra "Gioria,~ aod
8andeIu "akne1u!sh." tro so!os-one, IL
:" Thca VIII Not Leave Els Soul" hy TENOR: and
an orKan fantasia on themes from . The Mes
Aah. executed by iii. Cr+sN old, AL were ttone
admirably,
The cnortxters' Association IL = credit to the
Au1ch Wi'h which u ts connecte.1, md tae pro-
ceed1 Of rs festival viii doubtless en&ble 1t Ia
make Full iurther plcSre6s IN the at 10 which it
Is deyufed.
, 1870-12-01
Shooting Affair mt Union Township,
EAudarhnfE Couufr.

EVANSVILLE, Sov. so.-A desperado named
Pelhstn aAsaulted an lnodenslse negro ut FNr
PllJ, Cnion Towu1hlp, in Tits county, about dark
last night, and wanton1y shot him ii the .baet,
supposed fatally. Pelnsm then TUNED and
snspped hls revolver 1t MT. CraEesz,
the proprietor Of the store WHERE TIE
shooting occurred C1aEeTs took revolver ont Of
bis desk and shot Pelham through the breast
Another rough named OAfeEu. who drew 4 knife,
received oxllet from CExyeIs' pistol through the
shoulder. patem eeeaPed Pelham Il apparently
dying, Pelham and Oltam beIo1R to gang
called "shAwneetoNu B0ga,~ from ShaWneeiown
4ud c1re-tn-tne-RocE, ILL.,. who hare been 4
terror to thar ne!Ehbornpod.
, 1870-12-01
OHIO.
Business Suspension al Alliance

tfn&ineBz Suspension at Alliance.
Special D<spaseh h Tho ChtcAeo Tribune.
ALLIANCE, Nov. s0.-Nt1on l. Co., one Of cur
largest man1factaftox hHns, made IN assignment
last nl2ht, which hAz CAUSED quite An excitement
among our h1alness men. Tbelr failure has
ansFfIl Payment for the p1csenk They claim
that they arc able "a meet nil liabilities, and PROM
tse 10 ope n ont next week. Their suspension hAs
created quite panic. ne2rlJ Al the business OF
the iown Il more or less affected BY thet1 action.
It viii oe several days before We shall get the
truth Of the matter,
, 1870-12-01

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
EoFctXu markekSs

LONDON, Xcv. B9-1:e0 =. m.-Cousols, 9s,s
o-3os Of ~, So. 5-eos IS, sly. ~.
LoNp0E, Nov. 3o-:.D .. m.-Conspta. 9ast.
nords steady; courons o: u, $50: Of 'ss, s7l :
ct Tir 70; l041t, s7L,
ssceka arm; Ede, aox: Illinois Central, 11lK;
Great Wextefr,9s
7assow decllntnR. Grade petrolcau~fs "a.
LlrIRroo1- Nov. so-lf:7s q. m.-F;our, ess
Winter wheat, IDS 81: rcd wneas, IS ii; 31[lwan-
lee. es 9d@3s I'D: While wheat Ills sd9lls ID.
Cerp, 3le.
Pofk- 1osKs 1arsl. 6:k
LtvEkFooI, Nos. <o-Even'ng.-cotton IN good
demand Al !utt prices; Sales OF ls o99 specie AID
exchange ZOO.
grat!ssafrs urmer: Errirg wheat new, Is
ted; old, rs i'd, winter. les 81. Ffouf 2i4. CON,
Nc. nl1fd a1s- Oats, 70 1od.
Mess porf, 1cas. Eeei, l1ss I'd. Sfn.t rib
mindles, sas: Few lard, 65s; iallow, +3s 81; LIN
E1ffa nil B1a 1Utf
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NV YoaK, Sov. so--The dzy goods mar
ttt. ont and unsettled; Loueiales
Nils have established the foIox11 Z
prtees: brown. 1ohc: p. ilkc: o, lec: brown
1esDr, 1ixc; Magic, llhe: Msjor, 1sc: brown
Others unchanged.
, 1870-12-01
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Nov. sa.-Nspoeon Is treating for the
purchase Of The fslsnd Of Lac.unta, near Rsrusa,
which waB formerly Inhabited By MRxlmIIlan, Of
Mt1scu,
, 1870-12-01

PIr1sEGKaH+ Soy- 7l-Crude petroleum quiet
at1d unchanged. Some demand for Oh to nll cou-
uactk- Safes leo hr!s seller ten days Ut SIC:
1,ooo nfs spot, skc; now. skc: zoo btls seller Ien
and drpupIn9: epoL 971:G 47kc; 6eIler December
E&c. seller January aud February, 99xe.
, 1870-12-01

LONDON. NOV. so.--Some persons who hold
notes Of fs1nce AchInc Murar. to the amount Of
70 900 ffanes aud brought suits axslu5s hin. rere
non-autted On the grount that military pttsoner
could not be sued.
Queen Victoria visited tho Empress Euxenie to-
day, 1t ChiselhuEstt remaining threc houfx
The SLIP VorBetler. for Hamburg, with cargo
of Guano, has been captured By French mau-of-
VIZ.
, 1870-12-01

Meteorological record for November So 1s5n
Af reported By ). @. Langruth. jf- opti:,kn, III
RaEdo1nh Et1est, correspondent to the Smiis.aE-
tau 1rst1tutt. The email lpt:e.s are the t3ittsls
ed ee :G1Ss na. s,oeeierr gentle a.
"suoN~
, 1870-12-01

Funeral Of Dir. .NcCoEd.
The funeral OF the late ]. c. NcCord took place
III the fremont uonse pzrioI, II II O'Clock ye1tes-
Rev. Ds. Patterson. OF the Second Presbyterian
Inu1eh, IN The presence OF re1y large gathering
Of the old citizens Of Chicago The body Of the
14te III. AcCped Wis deposited ia vault a. Rose
I'LL Cemetery, whetn It Will senaln for The pres
ent.
, 1870-12-01

Nkw YcRK, Nov. 80 The He5ald4 special from
Wlhe'oahoht a45x: nThe funor Is current that
a FOOD - Paris capitufates all the French Gen.
erals ana pEtRoEers VIII be convened 1t C1sssu
under King W1luara.n
, 1870-12-01
The Cafhedrn1 f@hoYr EeSt4yA1.

ne fesrval servtee, list ergnmE, Of tae c9osA-
TEN AfsoctAtion Of tie. Cattctt1i Of s. Feter
and Fsnl, wn EaeeeGs "a vvetJ IespeeE 1nsIs sS
Naa rod attendance: the music wa1 se1aes9@ e Hss
afAac91J: And Tho Ret. Mr.. S1lllrau. o1 If@-
II. made n Interesting xddseas. II soe @ ntst
ntslaon O. tas programme, 10 Which ~ E',sss ~
ne Ma4o xppropr1ate 10 esenln9 tssstGe. 3,s H,e
To- 1asAin -eAtns; exuzntiy. pee!:nf 10 II
sooe9 nut 9dn sE1tkfnsay tdspaed % sns a sser II
Ihn Aev ~. ansttsan-s t.atS adasss9s 1Ttr. =.
AaettEea tn1 Various Paa5ss Of 90 ae,
FoaouA music, from the eef!y Ags.rs,. Agsa a :.
" The pSeeeut un1n; and, ws1s nn pso'saa7z
, 1870-12-01
WEST 1NnrES.

HAVANA, Nov. aa.-Genera. Caro-. COMMANDING
tho Central Department, hss rendered ptj rc,fV-
natton- II has not been accepted by the Home
Government.
Bsiil'a, Qa;nulo, and yillatcat have beea
killed.
, 1870-12-01

fnrnia 1 So3T eids fair to E1rA the tsuou c.1,.
he,s ~ sse Or 1sts. Tne yesa.! vii rsrain
t.ae @ OUT M n,ts II a.,s wasn iae iii Tetara nd
10 fctprn n mi - passeaxeas wno aope
, 1870-12-01

New HloAonfc Temple Mt Allegheny
City, Pm
:. P71TsBrnGu, Nov: so.-The new German
M+sopic Temple In Allegheny CITY was dedicated
tAlay BY ncers OF the Grand Lo+lRe Of the State.
The building will cost 81. mn, complete. i bait
quet w4s given thia afternoon
, 1870-12-01
RRS1fAzd 3Tat1At1.

4 convention Of rzilroad men, representing the
DOW In sea4toa ID New YORK, Aod Il Is reported
nas one q The o6}eets Of the meeting Is the nefz-
The cen s1ai pz1s of each chief cit. THIS viii do
sway with the ticket Offices about town. and
aooltsn The snan army oi solicitors Dow enjoying
racise In particular, and the public IN general
To the latter the consolidation viii prove great
, 1870-12-01

Ayouns man named Nichael Miller WAS before
@us0ce HotsaaSten, yeszeftay, charged WITH fof-
tEiS, and. with btu iA&heT, WA to MAS fNo
n3te! To- SO each The tsther refused % atsacn
ae stgnasule 70 fAen, md Michael wrose It lpI
aun- ADO obtained the money from Lewis ne
pleaded EntltJ, sad he did not want IN exta1ns-
aon, 1no that oe waA anxious 70 be put u ~ !u
dei4a als of p SO ball Ae Fa4 committed ~ sFai5
nlAL
"a khaE1 belonging to Mr.. Huntington. and
Hsle,R52o1 eao4f, The property os xontnex AaJt
Mete esoseo Hom tho church, corner of E1l3 ano
WAn4sa Avecn&sr ye4terdky,
-1Honx4 ptpln was held IN 500 he4 ycsse1.
da5, y United States Commissioner Horne, y
AnAMef the cnnSr of pakzlox counterfeit S1"eena
currency note.
, 1870-12-01

BONDS at Frankfort.
FRANKFORT, Nov. s1-Auerlcan securities ate
&A ad3 3.2os, ~, Issue 1869.
, 1870-12-01

Discharge ef Kavy:xaxd wetksnen.
PORTSMOUTH. N. H., nov. m-Txo hundred
Wntfne0 wefs dlAcnsrKed fron TIA rnAvy JaTd
to-dA1.. About 60 No9tnen remain
, 1870-12-01

CouEresAlona1 Eleetson In North Car
0ltnAs
RAIx1Gu, n C., Nos. sh-M. a. King DENY.
he,ts Joe s. Holden for the une1p}ren term Ia
the FoTty-dtb Congress from this district by 436
nat0ttty-
, 1870-12-01
Suseade OF nn Old Cjtixcn Of Knox
Yllla.

:. 0aknsnrxs. H., Nov. se.-wimam MeGowau,
Efa:+ one OF the oldest md guost worthy cittzeni
cl hnnx County, living as Knoxville. hung him.
te!i IN the courtroom in that city Inst n'ghi, he
emeed wtth Hon. d. II. Sanford. Of ihst cry, and
Eacu VI. Sanford came down to the ONCE this
HcGnNan's HI pd-wtiktng, saying, :. LOOK fof. nd
ia the 1oHst-soon1.'' Mr. S4nfund imme-
o!atelJ went to the courtroom, and
found Mr. MCGOWAN hanging Win =
rope around hts neck, 10 the cehtre Of the t1orp,
The Eulctde OF Mr. MCGOWAN causes intense *
et:em int In Knoxville aud tho who1e cpunsJ,
Altcsted for e1nbez zzltng money. and Was REMOVED
from tae ndlne home time sg0, And 1t il supp03eti
that modification on his sons account led him 10
maEe Away with himself In this ytp!eas m1uueE
Mr AeGoFan vAs au ot1cer OK the fstt court
ever h7ad In Knox County, snH has attended
eyety session Of the court held since that time
nia untimtiy death.
, 1870-12-01

1 1"HAAeon ANA AAuxMs4&, ,MAItrsaa.: ;.
sAnauaCi .GsTae Nacon. xsd1As1l
casa s4lGu&d has 6een completed, S1d ts1.ua ese
fpooln$ through On schedule nt1e,
, 1870-12-01

Testimony for tho Dc9cnce IN the
Longwotth Trial nx OTTAWA,

Testimony Tor tho Defence IN the
Longwefth Trial nj Ottnwn.
o77Awa, Nov. sa.-The following Is ~ aostz1cs
ct to-dsJs psoeeedtnss p tho Long zosta h1h:
George Lon2*otth testified that he u II yesrs
old. and son Of ore and broshe. OF the other
latnets GOVT In the pirate tsne, or road, Of lis
taihel'e, snd found Wm. Robinson, the deceased,
# ~e,k there: aud gun ssandiag b! III, fesce.
.oo. ~ TIT ss' 2s:sea ess 1.e es '!nss soS
II r. .,,!ss xssn ~ .se boy .ais p esa!sa
post noles The boz denied it Horas psssedf
s,ized .pads and graooed It he ne MN as of he
ss % se: oa2 SEs. M T." 1sy e.; as
whipped up his horse and went home and told
his Parenls. Ne1t morning his f1tarr said be
Dgar e IN oona ~ Ans no Habea r. ga
witness and Willie, his prosher, rhp attsrFsrd:f
ga e the shooting, t. iced tho hogt. Inc tatnes
to Ottawa With = ioAd Of lnznips. Ytiie, sfser
ne nc. fnsn M nad gpne. followed taem Nth the Ruu,
aSs nas q -, ana ee
Own motion, without the direction OF any one,
iE,on 80 ihe men 70 the scene where the faia' 90
en.tenee ahs,Ma1ds took place. She did not
had been taken. H1le left and had taken the 4u1
t"1t evening on The adTtce OF cousin. Sho
thought th11 I! 1saAc R15fnso8t brother OF the
nt.n e.: thot. ahoosc meet Willie int day ho might
Joseph Porter swosn: Hal kuowa VIM. Long.
worth sesenteen Or eighteen JeaFs, and ttsudet
mar, and that his geasras reputation ia The neigh
bothood Is aboTe ttprpsch- Robinson. on the
contrary. W. Masa poMe1tut man physically, who
and wcnld 1esors to almost my means 70 accom-.
pnse7 pe ha ST.: IT,: Tsna use Tasa
detailed at 1sngsh several ryoubIes Win To5tasea
and pronounced bis character that of Quarrel.
sem. n'ap, waile Lonsworh was The opposite.
satton tn I.asaie bet1 ecn LonrWorth and R3btn.
he wo1ld travel IN Lonevortna rtivAt: foad
1snhn.t htl crsrr fh~7s, sr I<,7s--,-7,, rsmsf9
prevent lttr. hobfason said Lons worth ual
kune to hts house. Then he returned
nd attempted 10 back Reb' 'nsoo's team out q; lie
lat e, wAen RoolEaon struck at him win epadc
Yep q mb;d a .ac fsnse snd stInek u hin aFa,a,
parties kicked At each other, taer fe]L Taen Eit-
tsetA and 9fIz t7rgworth separated them. R,ht.-
aa na Ss ana ns9o5 sT sa 1ses n;hss
but F1tnt ss bsRzed them DOT tp hight burto set
!ie per t.onosss r. d some other way. and lsatAuson
wtuess also testified 10 Longwos7h's peacea6ie
Df. }aT. ct LaSaile, sworn: Have known IoHg-
EoIth W t#eatJ-iaree 3earR. Am hts family
doctor. AonEWolth came to NE three or four
da{t af,ce the ngnt- Sear ago, and found him
lu1eEtnE froin heEaia. evidently OF late occur
renee. He Batd II wzs caused by kicks received
In The pit OF the stomach. Robinson did It The
wound was fresh, 11e was n1ut4et about the ,exs,
llH y stu suffering from r. and In nil probability
VIII never Fet well. 1c wears = truss. Witness
Who gEore tbst Iorgworth had tried to ht7e him
to k1l1 Roblnsos, "a decidedly bRd for Truth aud
= n fkRth hA vrFyIA~
cath. N~'
Daniel Carr, Euoch c. Marks, and Oscar Nel1ls,
III TESTIFIED TO the good character o. L0nRWortn.
IND the 1u2rfelso1ae disposition Of Robinson,
, 1870-12-01

A1NlA1EAK ALMANAC.
s CH1cAao. Nor. -. 13!5
t21H - T. H. Neon .I3 p m.
ffan II p mlAson set3 ~ IL
, 1870-12-01

IN Ms scheme, whose Arrival here IA awaited BE-
fo,n an u&e1ytew u hid with tho FTe5idenE or sny
.ntsrv
, 1870-12-01
QEKhUH OF CO0E COUNTY,

The following are the otnc'al returns Of the
population Of Cook County:
, 1870-12-01


derful. fortune he xss not harmed betnre reach
ing the weeds, when he got behind tree, made I
rspid kketca Of tae eremyF posiuoo, aot returned
With 1t to caup. He hid never regarded The sct
- especially me1ttorious, but the army authoIt-
ttes while looking over soue records Of the cam.
palgn the other Day, came upon the narrative Of
the exploit, and 1t once determined to NEnA1ly
reward 70 vasuahle servlce. Tue Doctpr was nj
Eucn aurp.tsed n grauncd 1t this recognition Of
his daring act of patriotism.
roruLA11ax or r7rrssEzGg.
The following Il the ctlcial stA.ement OF the
population Of PtttshusRh md kuourns. P.tss-
burRn, ss,ass: Allegheny CITY, 6s,aol; B.rm.ng-
ham, aH9; Kax. Birmingham, 9&s6; South
ptttsbur4h, s,eas; West Ptstahur7b, 9,oaa: Tenn
perancey!lle, a,oss: Aonongahels, l.1bs; Mount
Warrington, l,esa- Total. le',sia
49,. 70 m cARfD FOE.
Nhhaea Gcan}sn, who lareiy resigned his posi-
lion II Internal Revenue Cnllector Of the Third
New Totk District, had IN interview with the
President, to-day. End was PROMISED beth n
The Custou House II View York.
ExAI HTArK FrRcHAsK.
SECRETARY Delano yesterday purch2sed lot O.
tho csrnef Of and Fourteenth sifeeta for ~ ooo.
He ooutemplates erecting handsome residence
thaso immediately. =. .,
1Hz CHARITY rAm
hesr. In behalf Of tas poocof Warrington, An
tmnens4 gocee31. Contributions fuM v1F1oos
States afe both utrfDeroug and v1luxbte, The
ma1agess are General ". t. sherman. Admiral
Possss, A. r. Sheppard, Hea1y D. Cook John r.
Fusncy, Colonel Audenreldf 2ud Other prominent
gert,~men, with their 1adies.' n NH be closed ca
Monday evening ny \, grand bar, Ii which tho
P1e0dsns, Ma oeaai. and neaahers at ;ooa1daa
VIII be pre1Entt -, -; ~: = 's''' !
/; ME NMNHra A,utE14TtoN ecHKxh; p.
There arc q.ite i uunoertof caasdlaas n
Pteaea1 Il tas saia .ha IN epe1ass .1tsa oIn.
bxhua In bin proposed schema n; a1pax1nE Hin.
/ utpek 70 The Eutsed 5atee. eevera Nosthwestesr
poatttcsa3a asc csa:Iaed u oe pso23,y interested
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-09-05

Girls and ROys Wanted.
THIRTY more Girls and Ten Bows Wanted by the
CORTLAND STAR MATCH CO.,
au29dlw West Commercial st.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-09-05
Gossip md GIeaniaxa.

The severest surgical operation of the
war, thus far, was when Bazaine was cut off
from his resources.
-Napoleon's son has been baptized by
fire." but none of Napoleon's bulletins of VIC
tories have been confirmed.
1t is mentioned as most curious fact,
that Baron Won Motke, in his long life of
war, has never commanded regiment in the
field.
A disturbed preacher remarked, "If that
cross-cyed lady i'll the side aisle, with red hair
and blue bonnet, don't stop talking, must
point her out to the congregation"
"A loquacious author, after chattering
some time about his place to Sheridan, said,
''Sir, fear have been intruding on your at
tention." Not at all, l assure you," replied
Sheridan, 81 was thinking of something else"
"A lady was once walking through the
streets of London, when the tray of a butcher
boy came in contact with her and soiled her
dress. ".The deuce take the trayp she ex-
claimed angry. "Ah, but the deuce can't
take the tray" replied the boy.
-"Mr. Jones, you said you were connected
with the fine arts; do you mean that you are
a sculptor?' me sir, l don't sculp myself, but
1 furnish the stone to the man what does"
"A bachelor had the blues, and applied to
doctor for some medicine. ,FtIU cuctUr 10
qured into his case, and wrote prescription
in Latin, which the bachelor took 10 a drug
store. Translated, the prescription read,
Seventeen yards of silk with woman in it."
After the druggist got through laughing, the
bachelor proposed to a lady that evening, and
was married in two weeks.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-09-05

How SARATOGA LOST JERoMB BONA
PARTE.-At the close Of the Revolutionary
War an old Hessian soldier settled upon q
small farm situated about two miles south
from the centre of the village Of Saratoga
1t was most picturesque place, and the
Clearing" at the time was hidden from the
public road by dense pine forest. Just
north Of the farmhouse is a little lake, which,
In its primitive state, was so deeply overshad-
swed by tall trees that the sun never fairly
illumed its mirrored surface. The conse-
quence was, its waters, in the sultriest heats
of summer, were of an almost icy coldness
1t was, and is indeed, a natural paradise for
trout. To this romantic place the earlier vis-
itors OF Saratoga who was luxuriously inclin
ed used to carry their choice wines, aud in
dulged in tleir nectar while eating trout
caught from "Barhyte's Pond"
The owner was considered an eccentric
man, for when he established himself ON the
farm he stated that the possession of that
"pond" more than compensated for an inhos-
pitiable winter climate and sterile soil. As
time wore on, however, his taste was vindi-
Gated, ior this same "crystal weli' became a
source OF profit, and brought to his humble
dwelling the best people OF the land.
Among the visitors to Barhyte's, on one
these memorable occasions, was Joseph Bon
aparte. He had but recently arrived in this
country, and was quietly looking about for
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MURDER AMONG WoMEN.-A terrible af-
fray occurred in the Many Sinks neighborhood,
of Sdott county, Va, durinf the latter part OF
last week, which resulted in the killing of a
young woman named Hart. 1t seems that
Nancy johnson and daughter went to the
house af Ira Hart and became involved in
difficulty with Harris daughter. While Nancy
johnson was engaged with Miss Hart, her
daughter approached from behind and stabbed
the young woman over the left shoulder, in
ficting wound from which she died in about
halt an hour. The johnson women havr been
arrested and lodged in Jail at Estillville to
await triaL-BriStOL Mems.
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Tur F1suERY ouEsr1oN-Th. Rri

THE FISHERY QUEsTIoN.-The British
gunboats in Canadian waters having refused
to allow American vessels to land fish in bond
at Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, the
matter has been referred, by the Treasury de-
partment to the State Department. 1t appears
that,until the recent law prohibiting American
vessels from fishing in Dominion waters was
enforced, the law iorbidding fish to be landed
for re-sbipment has been winked at and an
appeal will be made by the authorities ofPrnce
Edward Island for the relaxation of this
Arda
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Notice of Meeting.

Not ce 10 hereby given to the sgners of the Articles
OF Association for the manu- facture use and sale In
the State OF Name of the "Abel LOOM. SO called
Portland at the office OF II OllSRs & Adams, cor.
OF Exchange and Middls Streets, on Saturday the
tenth day OF Sep ember next, at ten o'clock A. NJ,
Tor the purpose OF organizing. under Chapter SO OF
the Public Acts OF 1910 OF the State OF Maine, cor
poration TO Manuracure said " bel Looms +" in the
State OF Maine and all fabrics OF any Lind that may
be made therein.
j. A. KENDALL
Cne Of the Sgners OF said Articles
Portland, August 25th, 1870. au26td
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FeDementS to Let.
A T frcm 81 to $I2 per menth, in Portland and
"A Cape Elizabeth. Enquire OF N. NJ. Woodman,
% Oak Street, and J. G. WOODMAN,
jansdtt IA! Exchange St.
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Most people have a curiosity to know how
1t feels to be sunstruck, but very few would
care to learn by personal experience. A Law
renee, Kansas, doctor, who was overcome by
old Sol while conversng with friend in his
garden, describes the brief sensation with pro-
fessional exactness. He says that he had
been perspiring very profusely, and while
talking the perspiration suddenly ceased, and
he felt dry, parching sensation all over bis
body. He was remarking to his visitor that
he would have to seek the shade, when it APP
peared to MIN as il some one had struck him
severe blow on the head. He then became
insensible, and was taken to the hoxse. APP
plications of ice water were freely made TO his
head, and respiration gotten up by the use Of
ammonia, and in few hours he was again
able TO get about. The prostration accompa-
nyng the shock, however, did not leave him
for several days.