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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-22

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT THE HOosAc
IUNNEL.-The was another dreadful acci-
dent at the Hoosac tunnel on Tuesday after
noon, by which Cornelius Redding, superin-
tendeent of the work at the shaft, James
James, master mechanic, and Matthew jew
ell, superintendent of mining, lost their lives
One account says that the accident occurred
while they were making repairs on the wire
rope by which the bucket is lowered TO the
shaft, and another that new rope, or cable,
had just been put on and not securely fasten-
ed to the shaft inside the drum on which the
cable is wound, at any rate the men above
named got into the bucket to so down, and
when about 100 feet from the bottom, the
rope slipped on the drum and they went
down with terrible speed, striking in Is feet
of water. The bodies were removed some
time after, being hooked up from the bottom
of the well. Mr.. Redding and Mr.. Jewell
leave families.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-22

A FRENCH SoRTIE.-When the French
make sorie their scheme of advance is very
characteristic. They scuttle out from the
shelter of the fortresses in the loosest skir-
mishiDg order and with great rapidity till
they reach intermediate spaces sheltered
from the Prussian fire, whether by woods or
by the confguration of the ground. In these
they accumulate their masses, and come for
ward in dense columns. But they have nev-
er yet, save at Colombey the other day, and
that by an unwohted surprise, succeeded in
getting close to the Prussian first line. The
artillery goes to work with its deadly practice,
and there is no alternative but rapid retreat.
These demonstrations are always accumpa-
MED by can,onade from the fortresses OF
Belle CrOix and st. Julien, bu. ndver by the
discharge of field artillery. This latter cir
cumstance leads the Prussians to the concu-
siou that the French must be short OF ammu-
milton for their field guns, and this seems
probable, looking to the lavish use they made
of them at Gravelotte. There must be NOR
tiers in Belle Croix Of great magnitude, for l
saw to-day, by LauvalIiere, lying in the ditch,
a huge shell, which could not have been less
than u FOUNDER, that had been compli-
mont from that tort. 1t was unexploded, a
fact noticeable of large proportion of the
French shells.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-22

About four years ago an eccentric person.
age, who follows the pursuit of bird catching,
purchased small plot OF land on the eastern
side of Nunhead cemetery, near London,
England. Here be resolved 10 build a good
sized six,roomed house with his own hands,
He has been his own architect, his own brick
layer, his own laborer, his own joiner, his own
plumber and glazler, and, what is still more
strange, has built the house without one par
tlcle OF scaffolding, and even carried his own
bricks from the maker by the armful as he
was able to afford them. The work is said to
appear very substantial, and to do him great
credit. During the operations he has been
ilvlng in small brick hut, built by himself on
the plot at the outset, in company with a ut
tie son and loquacious parrot. He probably
thought himselfa second Crnsoe on an unin-
habiled island, and behaved as such.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-22

IF report be true one need go no further
than Boston to find case OF polygamy. An
ex'army surgeon is reported 10 be in full pos
session of two wives. unexpectedly brought to
an acquaintance of their relationship, aud so
amiable as to make the best OF circumstances.
and to dwell together in unity aud in the
JOINT care OF joint stock of children. So far
the honse is large enouge to hold them both.
and they live in the harmony of latter-day
saints in like circumstances.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-22

MRS. ARNOLD is widow in Malone. N. Y,
"no ''iiS ner farm with her own hands, whose
oaiii was accidentally burned, and who pro.
posed to have a new one bniIt 7, corsa-
quence OF the advice of friend she varied
nom the usual custom. She supplied coffee.
tea and good eatables to the laborers who
were to raise the frame, but no whiskey-tbe
consequence of which was that the men re-
fused TO go on with the "raising." The cir
cumstance was mentioned in three of the 10
cal churches OH Sunday. Fifty men, women
and boys visited the widow ON Monday; min
lsters and farmers became carpenters for the
occasion. Within few hours the barn was
complete, double-boarded all around, and
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-22

ALITTLE GIRL, eleven years old, named
Jennie Stewart, whose parents reside at Man.
chester, disappeared from home, about two
wears ago, and, despite all the efforts that
were made to discover her fate, nothing was
heard Of her until she was discovered, the
other day at Lowell, Mass. The first infor-
nation OF her whereabouts was gained by the
truant commissioner OF Lowell who was no,
titled that little girl was kept hard at work
by a family in that city, and was not allowed
to attend school. Investi- alton disclosed that
the child was abducted by a family living in
the same house with its parents, and had
been kept by them ever since. The abduction
is ascribed to Opposing religious views"
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Terms $500 per annune, in adrance.
Miss ELLEN A. ST. CLAIR of Maiden, bas

Miss ELLEN A. ST CLAIR of Maiden, bas
just arrived safely in San Francisco, after a
Journey IN her own carriage with her father,
of nearly 5000 miles in the territories north oi
the Pacific railroad. She visited the sources
OF the Missouri and Yellow Stone, making a
part of the journey in saddle and on foot
Returning from Montana she crossed a belt of
Indian country of 400 miles, through Idaho,
meeting white men on the entire route, sur
rounded by Indians nearly all the tine. Miss
St Clair returns home in December, and will
lecture on Montana and the Indians during
the winter.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-22

Lady Yarmouth asked Garrick one day
why love was always represented as child.
He replied, "Becallse love never reaches the
age of wisdom and experience"
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commissioners Notice to red1tors
G E'E' I'gRE BEST !

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For Sale.
RANGL E.AD ER i!

This Celebrated Brand of Flour,
ExOM CHOICE WHEAT,
crop OF 1870, is sale at all first class retail Flour
stores. Try it and you will get very White Flour OF
must excellent Qualty oc1dd3w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-22

3fNHGSE in want OF Plain Fancy Job Printing
L will find it 10 their advantage to call onwM. NJ,
MARKS, at the Daily Press job Printing Office, ,Ex-
hange Street, Portland.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-22

To Eet
TIRST class Store and Cfiices on Exchange Street
4 between Middle and Fore Streets. Apply to
W. H, ANDERSON,
At Office OF Nathan Webb, Esq, No, 50 Exchange
Street. dec30dtf
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The Victory is Ours (!
HOOPEAH!
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Who sells Calf Boots at $500 per pair?
l.. F. GOULD, Ill Federal ST
Who sells Mems Chicago Kip Boots At So 90?
L. F. GOT Id, III Federal st.
Who sells Cowhide Boots at 81 OG?
l.. GOULD, III Fedora st
Who sells Boys Boots at $500 and $3.50?
l.. r. GOULD, Ill Federal St.
Who sells Youths Boots at $500?
L F GOULD, Ill Federal St.
Who sells Studded Polish Boots and Balmorals at
$3.50? L. GOULD, Ill Federal St.
Who sells Mems Brogans at S1.75?
If. GOULD. Ill Federal St.
Who sells French oil goat Balmoras at $275?
L. F. GOl LID, III Fed raj St
Who sells Mi ses' Tap sole Balmorals at $1.75?
l.. F. GOULD. Ill Federal St
Who sells Women's Pegged Balmorals at 81 go?
L. IF. q, ,jC Id III Fe etal St
Who sells Women's Se~ed Balmorals at $3.50?
L. + GOULD, III Federal st
Who sells Childfen's Tap sole Balmorals at 81 35?
L. GOi LID, Ill Federal st
Who sells all kinds of Roots and Shoes cheaper than
any other man in Portland?
L. F. GOULD, III Federat St
Who makes first-cass French cal bouts TO measure?
H. S. McNABB. with L. F. GOULD, III Federal st
Who can r. pair Boots and Shoes?
ii. 5. McNABB, with L. +. GOULD, Ill Federal st
Please Give us Call and Save Money.
Remember tho Place! III Federal st.
Oc15d1m
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II O T. D. 4,

OTORAGE and Wharfage or Custom House
y Wharf. Apply oLANCH BARKER g. Co.,
Ocl6tf 139 Commercial st.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-22

(NAN be obtained on reasoDab terms by ai.iress-
~ ing N. CHURCH & SON,
SepI2SeOwow Naples.
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HlsN Nlts!1sY ~ Sl11 paSSNvW eSsNvAeA9s'

LNR FAMILY USE. Simple, cheap, reliable
KITS everything Agents wanted. Circular
and samp stocking free. Address hINELEy KNIT
TING NACHINr co. Bath Me oc2s-dIy
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-22

1eDem eMtS to Let.
A T from 81 TO $l2 per menth, in Portland and
a Care Elizabeth. Enquire OF N. NJ. woodman,
2o Oak Street, and j. c. WOODMAN,
JanSdtf 134k Exchanoe ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

Yesterday large amount OF interest and divt-
dencs became payable The aggregate OF tAs
payments is estimated st sp eoo 600 % ssoooo :
600, and the disbursements have an impcrtsne q
bearing upon the several markets. The interest
on the public debt (about s2s.0oc 600, nnds its
way gradually into the banks, and largely
svehs the lawful money reserves, aud vii
merely strengthen the slready very large sur
plus over the amount Of reserve rcquired by
Law, connrmtug the ease In the money market
"A large proportion OF the<e semi annual diS-
bursenents is usually invested In Government
secpri. e., producing ordinarily In july an ad-
vance In that cla.s OF securities. In the pres
ept instance that advance is likely 90 BE- stima n
lated by the removal ot the protrscted aud de-
pressing suspense connected with the agitation
Of financial questions In Congress
Usually the effect OF the increased supply OF
gold on the market, growing out OF theSe p1y-
ment, 10 discounted several DAYS in advance,
ana when the payments are actually ma ie, tss
price or gold l. apt q advance. This year, ws
nave confirmation OF this almost invsriahlt,
rule, the price having risen from m n 20 tt2k.
Money continues very abundant In New York
at 3; per cent. on call lOans, and a. Der cent
or prime commercial paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

IHH INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACE.-The ar
rapgeDenfs for the International ocean Yacht
race are complete, and = notice was published
on Tuesday addressed to Atlantic steamship
companies. captains and owners Of vessels, viz:
Inc American yacht Dauntless, Bennett, and
English yacht Cambria, Ashbury, will start
from kiDsale, Ireland, on the 4th day of july,
in the trareltlan,c race to the light ship at
SANDY Hook. In passing vessels at night the
Dapntless will burn blue signal lights in the
bow and stern and will throw up three blue
rockets in quick succession. The Cambria will
burn red signal lights and throw up red rockets.
vesse,s falling in with the yachts win confer a
favor on the owners by reporting the fact for
publication on their arrival in port. Both the
yachts are now at anchor in Cork harbor, and
are the guests Of the Royal Yacht Club Mr..
leaving for Kinsale, ordered yacht to be built
by kathey, at Cowes. She is to be a schooner
OF 20 tons burden, and is specially constructed
to compete with American yachts
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SlOck RNn0rl

BS Bastsrs', ByOkes aad CossNssrctaI T.I.s,a,A.I
Lewis johnson 90. quote stocks and bonds IN
home and foreign markets ~ follows.
Nkw hoRk, July 2.-First Board-U. :. g, lssI /,
coupon 10, DE, lS2, coupon, ll2, ls5l COUP
pom. III; ses, ISIS. coupon, ma sl3,-, new lsss,
coupon Ill; 6as, ,ls6 coupon, lll4; 63p-.ls cou
gon, ia: A. fes. coupcn. lles, Currency 6. rs /:
hanposaJ do; pfd, i Canton, 6s's; Cumberland, ,
.er,7; Poetic Mail, l2ss Boston Water Power, -.
Adsns Express, o.; Wells, Fargo Company :
sts,es E.p; q Merchsnts Union kKp., -:
krle, z7s; do. prefd, AZ Harlem, If9. Hsr-
,sm pref d, - BEADING. hT Michigan central i,
lsu; Lake Shore s~c Michigan soathcrn lF5i. /.
ildiuo,s Central, 10; Cleveland and Pittsbars |.
hyf; Northwest S q; Northwest. prei q, ,Sg. CIese-
land, Columbus Cinciaraif, -. New Jersey Oen-
tral, losaf Roc Island. lI7s; Milwaukee Sc Paul,
sS5f; Muwsukle 81, Paul, pre- q, -: wsbssh aud
Western, "a; Wabash A Western, prefd, =: Port
Wayne, &: A'on ard Terre Psute, =. AlIoa
and Terre hante, psefe. red, =; Chicago aud A.
ton; ~: Ch,eseo Alton, Rrefa, M. Ohio
Old Cls: leonessee State &c, new. 65: girgfuis
siste ., old, 6S esked. North Carolina =. old 50.
do, new, SiS. Missouri Is. - Gold closed IN
Market strong. No Second Board % d.y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

Mr. Bingham, (obio,) Chairman Of the Ina,
cary Committee, made . statement fhaf -
coursel o. Psartck Woods desired {, spre.r az
We b-r o. the Horse 20 srgue the csSe ON tie
bC a-Iug. The committee had refascd 10 recon,
ncrd that permis>ioa be granted, hut hsd con-
. NJ d 10 present the request 90 the Hou~e
The request vas submisted 10 the HOase, and
p Rsss ien IVES refused.
The rema ainder of the DAY having been A.
sened 90 the Consideration o. reports from the
commits Of Elections, Mr.. Stevenson, I (ohiol
~ m tne coute<ted case OF Darrell vs. BAILEY.
n.u Lou 'slAna DISTRICT, made q report and sab
sb. -. resolaton declaring Darrell entitled %
Mr.. Kerr (fnd) s~huss,>a . ,,,cc~,tx r.r-,r,
declaring Bailey duly elected ana entitled 10 I'M.
Mr. Stevenson then proceeded To speal I'm sun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

~Cbtnese converts are preaching In the
streets Of San Francisco.
~Frederick Douglass MIN deliver the ora
ton at the celebration ON July 4, at Olean,
n. Y. sees Frsfz ClFs'ss'srr '
@Catching Aies In church on SUNDAY Is
strictly forbidden ct Lima, y. -l-l E57571
New Bedford Is trying to have . school es-
tablished In that city for the factory children.
~A good deal OF the false hair worn by the
ladies Is cut from the head Of convicts-
s0ft Is estimated that one thousand emf
grants per day are settling In Minnesota.
..@Ether win remove from silks and ribbons
~It is reported that cabinef-msker of
Charlesfown, Mass. has engaged afty China
men to work In hls factory. " -. :
ga very frstidi0us man says he can pardon
woman any thing but loud, harsh and un-
musfcal voice. f. -fl
~The temperance men talk OF q grand na-
tioral meeting in Albany next Fan. Mr. Dele
van, It's said, heads the movement.
At Council Bluffs, Iowa, q woman who
% sont chez gum 10 out of style, and gets the
0Two young ladies in Hampton and one in
count u religious excitement.
0Chsrlotte Cushman IL on her way home
from Rome.
Tho democracy of Missouri viii nominate
no ticket tbs fai, but preserve policy Of 'spas-
- Sunday outdoor preaching is populap In
any where during the weather.
HMiss Ella Fox and Mrs. Richard Dunlap,
10th Of Jscfson county, Indiana, are matched
or loot rsce, to come of next week.
THE Hon. George r. Mckee, q prominent
ssioent re- % OF Kennedy, has been Remarked to
fve years. This is an instance Of first and Sc
cond love combined.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS



EmtgFatl0a Statistics.
feleorapAed 6sciSssvely to Tie Epesine Stay.
LIVERPOOL, July 2.-The tide Of emigration
cont MUGS pnabated. Ey stliis;ics puol'shed
left this port during the month Of june for
vaneos AmerlcAp ports. Nine-tenths OF them
English Items.
LONDON, July A circulsr issued to-day by
Pixley, Abel, Langley s. Co., reports the bull
The Spectator to-day, in an article critici.ing
the Indian policy of the United States, antics
pates an immediate Indian war, which win re-
sult in the extermination of the race.
George Cruikshank, artist, has submitted to
Queen Victoria model OF monumenc at Ban
The command of the English Channel squad
ron has been assigned to Admiral Drummond
An Earthquake I'm Grcece-Disap
Peaaance Of aa lsl00a.
VIENNA, July 2-Advices have been received
here sfs. ing that shrrp shock of osrthbuske was
experienced throughout Greece yesterday. Tine
that neighborbood suddenly DISAPPEARED AT the
time OF the shock. No further particulars at
hand.
Royal JunketInx.
WARSAW, july 2-Tbe Emperor OF Russia
and suit a rived here Yesterday t.eIt
ofhc'al demonstration viii be made in honor o.
the event. p
Minister Transferred.
LISBON. Ju'v 2-Senor F.gariere. who was
recently appointed Portuguese Minister to
Wsshinat ton, hes been transferred to st. Peters
burg.
The InfalDtblIity Dogma.
ROME, July 2-It IS s id that at least two
thirds of the Fathers at the Ecumenical Coun-
Gil win depart for their homes Don as the In
iallibility dogma is officially promulgated.
Napoleon after the Newspapers
Axatu-M Minister WashbuIne Gone
PARIS, July 2-The Figaro, an independent
JorrDal, was to-day prosecuted for violation of
the pres law, the particular offence being the
publication Of false anecdote Of the Emperor
and the late Earl Of Clarendon.
@r. Wsshburne, the American Minister, has
LETT Paris for the German watering places.
Col. Hoffman, Secretary Of Legation, will act
during his absence.
The Archbishop of Paris has returned from
Rome.
The steamship Lafayette, of the Trans Allan
tic Company's line, leaves Havre to-day for
New York. Among the passengers is NJ. Pre-
vost ParadOl the new French Minister to Wash
ington. The committee of the Corps Legislatit.
to whom the matter was referred, have required
modification OF the insulting tone of the peti-
ton of the Orleans Princes, before considering
the subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

THE COMMITTEES ON ELECTIONS was entitled
to the floor to-day in the House, but Mr. Paire,
the chairman Of the committee, yielded in order
to allow the Committees on Public Lands and
Patents each one hour to dispose of their bust
ness. A number OF bills were reported from the
first named committee and passed That which
excited most discussion was bill to conArm the
title of Mr.. Hutchtngs and another settler TO a
section Cf land in the Yosemite Valley in Cali
fornia. The hi i was opposed on the ground that
1t would d.tract from the beauty Of the valley
which WIS specially reserved to be preser we'd in
as ate OF nature. The bill was tabled by vote
portion Of the valley should be used for private
purpoSeS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02


1Numerous New York laborers are going
South.
0The Cincinnati police grumble because
they are no longer allowed 20 smoke while on
duty.
0In Troy il IS the custom 70 have female
pall-besreIs- "Who, would live always"
ga Erie boat club, called the Una, Is CON-
poE ed OF Fashionable young ladies'
~Red Cloud said bad rum, bad Indian.
Good rum, Indian feel good"
- The Russian Minister of Finance has
sanctioned the employment OF women a. book
keepers and clerks in custom horse ofhces.
~The warden Of the Chicago poor-house
says that NO paupers die In winter, when the
me deal schools are in session-at least he never
knew any 10 be buried in that season.
- Miss Flora Foster, for txenty-one years
matron OF the Tombs in New York, is rich; bat
she holds the place for love Of the excitement
which 10 brings.
- The demand for damp sponge fs incress
ing, and eabbAgcs have advanced IN prtcd
mand for them as preventive from sun stroke.
~The gas having gone out at an evening
prayer meetIng in an Indiana church, the con-
gregation were very nncn s scAnoshzed BY am
Of the occesion by vhistling "Shoo Fly"
s2-Chicaeo, the fastest city Of the fast west
is ipcress sing her debt with much greater.
fapiay than sns e Ss 90, her PSpai.to1 In ths
row it amounts TO over seventeen millions OF
dollsrs.
s0A couple OF men I'm Ludlow, VI, are hard
at verb breaking through solid rock 20 get q
POI OF money, whose position IL Indicated by q
"medium.D Specie pay ment vii NO doubt ba
~'Quite correct. nay dear; the natives OF
south Africa do not require clothes 70 keen
them warm, because they are Hottentofs, dont
You see 2" Coolies are q different sort of peo-
pie altogether. SO are the people Of Chili.S
- The n. Y. Tribune eays; ait is one OF
the unaccounfable manias OF mankind 70 eeu
drunk Whenever 1t is specially important 20 keep
the blood cool" Ninety I'm the shade.
~A bridegroom interfered with q parson az
higgold, q Sorgia, who, in accordance with fha
usual custom, desaed 20 ki-s the bride, and as-
sured the preacher that as he had paid for this
ceremony he was not going 70 have any of hat
fooling.
n0The effect OF the Jeff Davis reputation I'M
Mississippi n that that State has nov neither
sny market Of Christendom.
~It is cited, as q proof that the DAY for pre-
tentioue funerals Of public men has passed away
In Great Britain, that the Earl OF Clarendona
funeral was private, I'm accordance with his
own wishes. :
IIt h said that the census now being taken
in Ohio shows that the population Of many
since the last census This state OF Affairs 10
caused by large number Of the people imigra-
ting Westward.
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The Ring-Heayy Robbery.
felegydphed 1xclHsiuely to The Everin6 Stav

ST. Louis, July 1.-Two attempts to deposit
the second live hundred dollars in the McCook
and Allen fight hes failed in consequence o.
some misunderstanding Roach, the repreSent-
ative Of Allen, yesterday claimed the meney
already deposited, (s2,0oO.) Many here CON
slider the fight OFF.
Jack Martin, cattle driver, of Texas waS
robbed on the steamer Olive Branch on Thurs
day of about five thousand dollars in drafts
and sixteen hundred dollars in currency
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

The DEATH PEEALrY-Lewis Kennedy.
SSoiored, who ravfhed and murdered Mrs.
Stewart, in New Kent county, Va. and killed
John Baker, her farm manager, was executed
yesterday morning, at the New Kent Court
house When the drop fell the moose gave way,
and Kennedy fell 70 the ground, his neck beiig 2
badly injured. He walked up on the platlor "A
a second time, when the drop again fell, and
after prolonged struggle Kennedy died. He
made copfe: sion that he had committed the
two terrible murders, but had only attempted
TO ravish Mis-. Stewart, her resistance HAVING
prevenfed his succeeding. After the murder
Kennedy fired the house, burning Mrs. Stewart's