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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-09-13
TEL Eex ApHiD IrE VS..

Hon. William A. Dana of New Bedford, died
last evening. He formerly belonged to the
firm of Dana Bros. & Co, Chicago.
Mayo Hall states that he has no intention
OF preparing articles of impeachment against
Connolly and will take no further means to Sc.
cure bis removal.
Judge Barnard has promised that the Grand
Jury shall look into the charges against The
judges receiving brides for allowing the loca.
tion OF buildings in New York city.
The committee of citizens and Aldermen
have received copies of the accounts of Con
tfoller Connolly and will go to work at once.
1t is said that the brick makers connected
with the New York Associ4 ton will suspe nd
work al an early day on account of the great
quantity in the market.
The New York State Convention of the Y
Nj. q. A. is ia session at Utica.
There were five cases of yellow fever, two
fatal, at Beaufort, S. c., up to the 7th INST.
The Ohio & Mississippi railroad will make
such connections at Cincinnati as TO avoid
change of cars from Baltimore to st. Louis.
The American Pharmaceutical Associa ior
began its annual session at st. Louis yester
day.
The rain last week damaged the Sea Island
cotton badiy-sO say the growers.
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LAWRENCE dramatically many of
our theatre goers will recollect young gentle
man who played briet engagement in this
oity in 1861, we believe, appearing chiefly in
tragedy, and giving promise of an ultimate
success in his profession. Those who have
pleasant recollections OF his visit will welcome
him 20 Portland again next week. Although
still young man he has achieved, both as a
manager and actor, the highest honors, and
the play 10 which he will assume the title role.
The Man O'AThe-belongs to the legitimate
drama, and is Scotch ia location and charac-
ter. 1t is a drama of affections, the behol er
Sees in it, scenes from the life of Burns; and
tne author seems to have kept in mind the gen
ius, character aid condition of Robert Burns
wine deli"eating his hero James Harebell
'Ahe persons, scenes aud incidents are those of
isai ME; the observer does not question their
sehuihehess or challenge their probability
ine CRITICS OF New York have approyed MIR.
barreets performance as mastery triumnb
anu Tue popular success of the production lent
an honorable endorsement to THAR nro;sas
lie VIII he supported by one of tho s,ronnost
Companies ever bronght to Portland-noo,,1o =,
LIS own selection, and our theatre. aoans 49,,
safely anticipate splendid entertainm.n.
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NJ ASSACHUaETTS
The kxneh Ham "a N


| :. BOSTON, Sept u The Committee on Po-
nee AFTER long investigation relating to the
~ ~ at9 OF Timothy Lynch, whose friends charge
.ha' De died of injuries receideG at the hand of
t Siie oincers vino arrested him in f ,st Boston
t uaV@ made report iustiiying the officers with
sue exception of officer Hutchins who is repri-
nanded and fioed
Csroner's snqaest.
4 LOWELL Sept. II The coroner's Jury on
Van OF VIM. Peck who was k lied at the
t bottnern depot Friday last, rendered verdict
on,s atterpoon generating the railroad from
any responsibility.
Collision
BOSTON, Sept 12.-About one o'clock this
p nooh the passenger express train on the
boston and Maine railroad when near North
tAndover collided with the freight train which
track. h inward
Tue Tue engineer of the express train saw the
Hanger in time to shut off the steam. revarsa
one engine and prevent serious accident
Inc engineer and conductor of the freight tram
were promptly discharged by Supt Merritt
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MARYLAND.
Republican state Couveutiou

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-THE Republican
State Convention was held in this city TO dav.
All me counties except Talbot being fully rep
resented.
Jacob Tome of Cecil was nominated for
Governor, A. Alexander Randall of Annapolis
for Attorney General and Lawrence j. Bren-
gle of Frederick, FOR Comptroller
Resolutions snstan the administration COM
mendlng its faithful, general honesty, and
efficiency in public service, the rapid decrease
i'll debt aDd taxation, and recommend the re-
nomination of President GraUt.
The resolutions denouncIDg the principles,
position and practi .es of the Democratic par
~ and favoring civil service reform was adopt
ed, while resolutions favoring the annexation
OF San Domingo were laid on the table, SO to
46, after an exciting debate.
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MORRIS MINsTRELs.-BillyM Morris will APP
pear at the exhibition of this troupe at Music
Hall, next Frioay evening. Among the good
things en- the programme is that new and
amusing sketch entitled The House that Jack
Built, which has been received with so much
satisfaction ia other cities. The Morris Broth
ers, as everybody knows, are fully up to the
demands of the times and never allow any.
body to surpass them in their line.
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Volcanic ErruptiOu.
Syn0pais OF " ca % ~ Rep .rts for the past
swsniy- FOur Hours.


swsniy-FOur Hours
WAR DRP'T, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, D c.,
Sept II, Il A. MY
The barometer pressure continues very uni
form from the Gulf States north and New
England being somewhat lower than On Mon
day night. The pressure has fallen in Tsxas,
bat probably risen again. Midnight report not
received Clouds and rain have prevailed very
generally in Georgia aud Florida westw I'D,
and northeasterly winds, except in Texas,
where the latter has been variable and brisk
winds and cloudy weather without rain con-
tinued In Virginia and Pennsylvania, smoke
and haze from Lake Erie to Illinois. Cloud
and rain have continued 10 Kansas and Ne
braska, and clear weather with light winds on
the upper Lakes and in New Eng land.
ProOdbllties-An of low barometer
with rain will probably develop Wednesday in
Missouri, Arkansas aud westward. Clear
weather with light winds will probably con-
tinue over the Lakes and Middle and Eastern
States, and cloudy and clearing weather on
the Gulf and South Atlantic coast.
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The children of the public schools should by
all means embrace the opportunity offered this
afternoon to witness the great painting of the
Battle of Gettysburg. A single hour in the
company of Col. Batcheller will furnish a
more intelligent knowledge of this great ma
tional event than year of book study. His
lecture is within the comprehension of the
children, and in addition he is ready to answer
accurately questions relating to the pos ton
and movements of any organization engaged
in the battle. His knowledge of its history has
been thoroughly tested the past week, and il
no essential feature, we believe, has his replies
to questions differed from the experience and
observation Of participators in the scene. The
picture remains to-day in order to give those
who have rot seen it an opportunity to do 80.
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LONDONDERRY, Ms, Schr Naiad-27 tons pig
iron to Portland Co.. So tons -ing glass to Knight s.
Whdden.
ssecetpss by Railroads aud steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RAiLwAY.-199 cans milk, 40
bags oois IS tubs butter IL rolls leather 10 hides
22s bdls paper. old iron, do last blocks do
salt box s1 Ooks.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BOSTON-10 cases
and 10 bales domeslcs do gambia 81 bars iron, 8
pes MARBLE bales carpeiing, IA OF yellow
al, 90 Ibis pork, carriage go bbls apples 65 bags
age, Is pigs tin, l pianoiorta. % boxes peaches,
sewing machines Is stoves, bbls. oi 10 bpls sweet
potaToes 100 pcks to order.
For Canada and up cOuntry-207 bdls iron, 68 bags
soda hhds. and cas- glass ware, organ, 8 bbls
alum, HID molasses, 40 bags lockwood, so boxes
to- 26 bales rag, 20 bags dyewood, horse, so bdls
leather, Is pigs to order.
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Foreign nar,<ets.

LIVERPOOL. Sept. 12-1.30 p. M-Cotton opened
steady; Middling uplands 81; sales estimated at
Of, 900 bales
LONDON, Sept. 12-1.3O P. M-Consols closed at
93t for money and account
American securities-U s. 5-2O's 1862 934; do 1865,
old, Sss; d. 1867, ga; U. S. 10 40's 500.
LONDON, Sept 12-1i 80 A. M-Consols opened at
93s a 900 tor money and account.
American securitiesU. $. 5-2Os, 1862, 934; do 1856
old, 9Ss; do 1851 92z; U. S. 1O-4Os 9Oa.
PARIS Sept Pill A. M-Rentes 57f SOC. e
FRANKFORT, Sept. 12-Evening.-United States
$40 bonds Ior 1862 C osed at 95t.
LONDON, Sept. 1874 30 P. M.-Consols at $50 q
931 Tor money and account.
American securities firm u. S. 5-2O's 1862, e34; do
1865, old 93s; do 1861 9la; U. 5. 10-40's Y3s.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-09-13

HACKS, Barouche, Clarence, Coaches and the
great Barge Champion for depot work, wed
dings, show parties, also Buggies, Phaetons &c.
ior private driving, to let at the City Hotel
S'ap'es, Green street, j. w. Robinson, Pro-
p''e'or' aug26 eod1m
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JURORS DRAwN.-The Board of Aldermen
yesterday afternoon drew the following Jurors
John c. Small and Robert ingalls, as traverse
jurors for the Superior Court; Charles M.
Plummer and Nehemiah G. Curtis, U. S.
District Court; and William G. G.. Carney
and Abel Bowie, petit jurors for the same
cnurt
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sue pro
"a rails yesterday.
rail is the kind to be

ia rails yesterday
-upiex rail is the kind to be
Manufactured
The T. s. & P. r. R. are improving the
Kennebunk station. Adjoining George
Moore'S popular restaurant a new telegraph
ofice is preparing, of ample size, and ne~
water closets and .conveniences for baggage
are added.
Bramhail hill and Munjoy, and especially
the Observatory will be visited by many to.
night to see the distant b. aeon fire on Mount
Washington, to be kindled at o'clock.
One OF Gales patent Aquapelle tents raised
yesterday in Smith street, attracted consider
able attention.
public hearing on the petition of the
Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad Co. for az
extension OF their granted privileges on Com.
meIcial street to the Boston and Maine q,
some other connecting railroad will Jake place
on Friday vening before the Committee o
the City Council.
The Allan mail steamer Sarmatian, from
Liverpool, with LOG cabin and AT steerage pas
tengers, passed Farther Point Tuesday at 3 z
M. Mr. Eiwell, of the Transcript, and part
are on board
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The TANMANY RING BRoKEN.-Our friends
who have so zealously defended the Tammauy
ring will be alarmed to learn that the thieves
have bee me so demoralized that the following
letter was written by Mayor Hall to Controller
Connolly, requesting the latter to resign 1t
next do:
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The undersigned have had the opportunity
OF viewing the historical painting of Gettys
burg and hearing Col Bachelors clear and
satisfactory statements, detailing the move
mems OF each army preceding the three days
contest and we do most heartily commend the
painting as work of high art and true to his
tory. We understand that arrangements have
been made with Col. Bachelor to give, two
more exhibitions of his great painting on Wed
nesday AFTERNOON and evening, Sept. 18th
"Wednesday afternoon matinee FOR the school
children. We believe none are too young to
receive valuable impressions. Our citizens
should not let this opportunity pass as this is
the last chance to see this painting
BENZ KNGsBURY, Jr. JOHN NEAL.
CHARLES b. MERRILL, G. f. SHEpLEY,
A. z. STONE, w. e GIBBs.
HENRY FOX. j. B. BROWN
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UNTIRING ExERTIoN can alone render a no.
tel worthy to be considered first class in this
age of progress. The Messrs. Rice, OF the
AMERICAN HOUSE, Boston, have kept this
fact constantly in view, and their hotel offers
every desirable convenience to travellers.
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a WORD TO THE Econ oMIcAL.-Paper COL
lars from 10 to 80 cts. box.
Spool Cotton from 3 to cts SPOOL
Black Alpaca from % to ST. 20 cts. per ward
Handkerchiefs from cts to $500 each.
Linen witches $1.00 each.
Kid Gloves from 40 cts. to S175 pair.
hoop Skirts all styles. cheap In fact every
thing in the dry, fancy ard millinery goods
line cheaper than at any other store in Maine.
CoGIA HAssAN,
129 Middle street.
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IHE ALARM PUMP AND FIRE Exo,v,
There silI BE- public exhibition of ,hi. no.,
machine at Long Wharf to day at II AZ
This invention is used for ship's mr.,
fire engine and fog signal and is highly cp,,
mended by those who have examined If
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-09-13

SEE the announcement of the grand Com
bination Fair and Horse show at Forest City
Park during the present month. This should
take the place ofthe State Fair and be patron
lzed in all parts of the State.
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SAVANNAH Sept. 12.-Cotton in tair demand MID
ding uplands ls3c.
MOBILE sept.l2.-CottoD steady ;Middlng uI,landl
19lc.
eas RIEAEs. Sept. 12.-Cotton quiet; Mid.
uulanls 1Q4c - -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-09-13

THOSE Linen Switches for ST. 90 are Just the
thing for ladies wishing to do their hair up in
braids. CoGIA HAssAN,
100 Middle street
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CALIFO RNEA.
SssaR FrQmel-cn 4 ltv 0NAvprr ma q Mt


SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. II In San Francis
CO the votes are being reconoted, but it is be-
lieved the ring is broken. The Board cf Su-
pervisors STANDS taxpayers and iudepend-
ents acting with them, to Democrats and 1
independent Republican acting with the Dem
ocrats The taxpayers will have one majori-
ty.
VOlcauic ErrupfiOu.
The volcano at Maunala Haivii is in full
eruption. The light from the eruption is seen
long distances at sea.
OrnadO.
"A tornado has swept over Kohala doing a
heavy damage.
Immense fires are now raging in the woods
in northern California and Oregon.
Ehe full Returns.
The Republicans have 54OO majority in the
State, Houghton 2S74 in the first Con-
gressional district Cough and Sargent in
the second and third districts, have large ma
jorities. The Republicans, with the Lseuten-
ant Governors casting vote, will have one ma
.jority in the Senate, and the Assembly will
stand 81 Republicans. % Democrats and 1 In
dependent. The election OF a Republican to
succeed U. S. Senator Cole is certain.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO Il II I9 n
FRANCE.
TO THE DAILY PRESS.

FRANCE.
Recess.
VERSAILLES, Sept. 1.-THE committee OF
the Assembly agreed to report in favor OF re-
cess.
The Assembly.
In the Assembly to-day the budget commit
tee reported adversely on the bill Professionally
Increasing taxes to meet immediate demands
OF the administration, pending its sanction by
the Assembly of new taxes. The Assembly
mas adopted the bill revising the pension list of
the late Imperial government. 1t abolisbes all
pensions except in cases of extreme poverty or
where the grant was made for distinguished
services.
Theirs Message.
LONDON, Sept ia special dispatch to the
Times nom Versailles says Theirs sent mes
sage to the Assembly on Tuesday which will
bd read to-day. He nrgeS the adoption of
proposition for provision in the increase of
taxes; is sorry that the uneaslness of mem
bers and the approach OF vacation prevents
the discussion of the new taxes with the
necessary freedom OF mind thinks 1t best that
the Chamber soon separate aud raassembe at
early day.
10 conclusion Brest says he relies on patriot
ism of the country to preserve perfect tran
guilty aud order, which France needs to re-
we her credit
Strikes.
BRUSSELS, Sept II The machine shops
throughout the city have been closed by the
proprietors. The strikers are now parading
the streets No disturbances have occurred.
sWEDEN.
Preparation for War.
STOCKHOLM, Sept. - The Diet has been
specially convoked to make provisions for tue
reorganization of The army.
WEST INDIES.
Surrender of Insurgents.
HAVANA, Sept. 12-Lieut Col Lopez Bor-
zero with % other prominent insurgents, have
surrendered to the Spanish authorities at Pu-
erto Principe
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WASH iNGT0 v.
Patent Extended.


WASHINGTON, Sept. IL The Commissioner
of Patents to-day extended the patent OF ID
w. Alden, executor of Timothy Alden of Ne"
York, for type setting and distributing ma
chine.
Cattle Disease.
The q. S. Consul at Liverpool, writes that
in consequence OF the prevalence OF cattle 1901
and mouth disease, he has discontinued grant,
ing any certificates to ship cattle to the Unlted
States.
One hundred veterans of the war OF 1917
from tnis city and Baltimore celebrated to-day
the part which they took in defence of wash
ineton in 1914. Gen st. John b. L. Skinner
of New York, delivered an address of welcome,
after which they visited the White House, but
there was no one there to formally receive them.
The social Evil.
public meeting on the subject of social
evil was held tonight at Lincoln Hail. under
the auspices of the Womans' Reform Club
There were 1000 persons present. Mrs. Shear
er, President of the CLUB, delivered an address
on the objects and purposes of the organiza-
ton, which were to secure means by which
rescued women could be taught various
branches of industry and fitted tor respectable
positions Hel statements we're frequently APP
plauded. Gov. Cooke sent a letter regretting
his absence, but sympathizng with the move
ment.
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The following from the Biddsford Democrat
proves to be waste of prophetic power:
Seventy-five thousand voters of Maine pro-
pose. on the 18th inst. to procure a souvenir
for Charles P. Kimbal, which is to be formally
presented on the Sd of January, in the form OF
gubernatOrial chair.
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ATTENTION is called to the change in tho
time of Boston steamers leaving Boston from
.. H., to p. M, daily.
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THEATRE.-On Saturday evening Miss Kate
Reynolds, with good company, will occupy
the stage at Music Hall. During her stay of
TWO nights she will favor the people of Port
land with her dramatizaton of Mrs Stoves
last novel, Pink and White Tyrrany, for which
she has been complimented by the authoress
IN very 1attering manner. An adaptation OF
charles Reade's sensational novel, A Terrible
Temptation, will also be presented; and those
who have read the book and are acquainted
with Miss Reynolds sunA1ss as a dramatic
authoress and ae'- judge of the play S.
Very likely will he greeted in
Pa' re the old-time en-
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Forest City Park
80. AND IN 80,
CITY HALL.
PORTLAND,

TROTTING PURSES.
Purse of tor horses that have beaten three
minutes.
" $50 open for all Double Teams,
4" 90 $50 Tor hoi ses that never beat PAS.
I" I" $50 for horses not over four years old
e d" 200 for horses not over five years old.
According to rules.
" $50 for horses that have never beat 2:50
81 " 400 tor horses that never beat 1886.
" .' $50 tor all horses.
All entr ies, Tor the above Purses are fer horses
owned IN Maine, except the purse tor 5000; that is
open to the world,
All OF the L rot ing Purses mile heats. best in
g. harsh and will be conducted under the
OF the National As oiation TOR the promotion OF the
interest OF the American TrotiDg Turt and all TN
tries must be made IN accordance Herewith. En-
trance tee ten per cent. the .urse and must ac-
company he nomination in all cases. Entrance will
close at Pc tland Mopd y, Sept. 18th at O'Clock
r. M I, at which time AL horses must be eligible
The Maine Central, Portland & gdensburg Port
land & Rochester, Oxford Central, Knox & Lincoln
Railroads will sell tickets for one fare both ways
during the Fair.
The P. 5. p, Grand frank and North American
Roads Will without doubt, make the sams arrange.
ments, of which due notice will be given.
Horses will be transported to and nom Portland
by their owners paying their regular rates when
shipped; on their return the money TO be refunded,
anu they are t. be al the owners risk in all cases
All entries to he made to GEO. WATERHOUSE,
Treasurer, Portland.
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Family Horse tor Sale.

~ A very SUPERIOR Family Horse; yrs.
Tl7t> old, sound, kind and reliable; co or black
~ weight 1915. Sold only account OF iii
.AA health OF the present owner.
May De sen at ROBlNSON'S STABLE, Green st.
Aug is
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ONE price, and that the lowest in New Eng
lynd, at Cogia Hassan's Dry, Fancy and Mill
lnery Goods Emporium, 129 Middle street.
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HYPoCHoNDRIAsIs is one of the most difficult
to treat successfully of all nervous diseases.
Reasoning with nervous or hypochordriacal
and insane persons rarely proves serviceable.
The mind cannot be overcome while the ner-
vous system is irritable. In many instances,
the derisive laugh at the unfortunate or the
more temperate appeal to the reason is absc-
lutely injurious. by exciting further irritation
in the mind .of the sufferer, " no thinks his
advisers either unfeeliDg or incredulous to
wards his complaint. Under the use of Eel
LOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPBosPHITEs
there is longer necessity for resorting there is
no longer necessity for resorting to snch terat-
ment. sep11th-d1w&w1t
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PORTLAND, Sept. IL,

To the Resolute B. B. Club:
We the Iron B. b. Club Of Portland Rolling Mills,
do hereby challenge you, the Resolute b. b. Club
ofPortand to play match game OF Base Ball for
the Silver Bat and Ball, Saturday, Sept. 16, 1871.
X. JONES, See.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

w. f. Crawford's communication will ap-
pear tomorrow.