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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-09-14
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Iowa sent to the late war 889 Smiths, 2
Smyths Smythe, 2 SchiniGts, 2 Schmtz, 2
Schmiths, II Schmitds, Schmid, 1 Smitz-to-
tai, 917. Among these there we're "a John
Smiths and 81 John Smiths with middle
name, and John Smitz-total 81.
Speaking of the abortion business the Brook
lyn Union truly says: "When newspapers
cease to advertise for this class, ard when wo-
men everywhere treat the fallen of their sex
with more leniency, then, and not till then,
will this traffic in life cease The remedy lies
in great measure in the hands of women, and
to them do We look for a cessation of murder
of innocent children and their unfortunate
mothers"
By direction of Secretary Belknap salute
of one hundred guns will be fred at sunrise
and fifty at ~ M, on the 22i inst at the WASH
ington navy yard, the anniversary of enamel
patton in the District of Columbia.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton's oldest son, a
| youth OF 26, is one or the most prominent men,
bers of the Louisiana Legislature
The Morristown Jerseyman has the follow
ing advertisement: "To whom il may concern
| Whereas, Parmella Bush, resident of Ches
ter, did promise to marry me on the 9th inst.
but instead of doing so, did funk and has run
off, 1 brand her as a liar and person of bad
| character generally. EDWARD PRATT
| Hon. Horace Greeley was at Oshkosh, Wis.
Tuesday, telling the people what he knew
about farming, and also that he had visited the
West to learn more about subject that wa
"the nearest and dearest to his heart
A dispatch from Washington states that ;
gentleman who has reached there from Char
lotte, N. c., says that on the train in which Ii
Charlotte there were two victims of Ku-Klu,
outrages, an old gentleman and his daughter
who had been severely whipped and severa
other parties who claim to have been outraged
by Ku-Klux,-all going to Raleigh, N. G. o.
the same train was a detachment of military
having in charge about dozen Ku-Kluz
charged with whipping, together with six ca
loads of witnesses, both black and white, 70
aud against the prisoners. The prisoners ar
being taken to Raleig for trial. There wa
intense excitement all along the line of tn
railroad, but no effort was made to rescue tn
prisoners. These prisoners were arrested il
Union county, n. c., where the Ku Klux arr
reported to be IN strong force.
Elk Gov. Holden of North Carolina, took ed
itorial charge of the Washington Chronicle OF
Tuesday.
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George L. Ingraham, E.q., our respected
City Messenger, completed his 10th year yes
terday. We hope he will live to celebrate
many more such anniversaries.
st. Luke's Cathedral Association will hold
an adjourned meeting on Friday at IL o'clock
at the Cathedral.
Rev. Hugh Smith Carpenter, of Brooklyn,
formerly of this city, leaves this week to as
sumo the pastorate in San Francisco lately
held BE- Rev. DR.. H. M. Scudder, Of the Gen.
trail Congregational church of Brooklyn.
The name of John B. Thorndike was mad
vertantly omitted yesterday from the list of the
second iary in the Supreme Court.
Speaker Blaine passed through this city
Yesterday for two weeks visit to Pennsyl
vania.
The Concord Monitor saws that Messrs.
Pitcher q Brown of this city are building a
new steam saw-mill on the upper Ammonoos-
NC, in the town Of Stark, N H., with capaci-
ty for manufacturing from five to six million
feet of lumber annually The firm has also
bargained for large tract of land in Milan
and Berlin.
There was a large fleet of fishermen at the
wharves and lying in the harbor yesterday:
many of them are fitting out for cruises.
Country produce is beginning to come in
and shippers are busy.
The Young Mems Christian Association
will have social gathering at their rooms
this evening.
Messrs. Hoyt Fogg & Breed have purchas-
ed controlling interest in the Riverside
Echo newspaper and will hereafter be its pub
fishers.
The old Post-office building is taking on the
new features of an extensive furniture and
carpet bazaar. Opposite, ON the corner of Mar
ket and Federal streets, Arthur Libby has
just taken possession of the spacious rooms,
above and below, hitherto used by Tarbox
and will deal in all kinds of new and second
hand household stuff.
Charles e. Jose & Co., have opened a
choice invoice of English stone crockery and
Bohemian ware. They will import at an ear.
ly day unique selection of German goods fol-
the late autumn and holiday trade, which
promises to be brisk one
The installation of Rev. Mr.. Bartlett OF Jer-
sey city occurs at Yarmouth to day. The
council meets at a. m.
little girl in this city asked her mother
yesterday II she was going to buy some tickets
on Munjoy Hill to see the Mt. Washington
bonfire.
Mr.. Joseph B. Chandler, conductor on the
Maine Central railroad, has recently been pre-
sented with two gold badges-one by FRIEND
In Augusta, the other by friend in Portland
The boys of the first and second classes O
the High School will play game of base bal
on the Western Promenade this afternoon.
1t was reported that a bon fire was to b
lighted on the top of Mount Washington las
evening, but we Couldn't see it,"
Mr.. Myers dramatic company will opel
with The Little Detective, on the 21st inst
Miss Fanny Herring will sustain six difficult
characters ia the piece.
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PORTLAND SCHooLs.-rba f,

PORTLAND ScHooLs.-lhe following deserv
ga commendation OF the excel euee of our &,
schoo's,we take from the Boston Daily Ne,o
OF tuesday. The Portland correspondent ba'
had ample Opportunity, as a former membel
OF the school board to know wi eren he al
firms.
IA visit this morning to the North school
on the westerly slopes of Mupjoy, has empha,
sized our commentator OF the Portland
schools. This paatial edifice STANDS next TO
the cemetery where the dust OF EDWARD ray
son sleeps. and commands from It's high. airy
halls a fine view of the harbor and city. Eben-
ezer Wentworth, its principal, is almost vet
eran here. although still in middle life. With
1000 prpils be has large average attendance.
There were 1140 present yesterday. There are
"A rooms with teacher in each. The admira
bic arrange ment by which about 200 students
are bfougst INSTANTLY luio communication
with a single voice, and theh dropping the in.
tervenpg glass doors, secluded III four rooms
separate 50 far as sound is concerued, yet seen
at glance by a suporyisor--s very helpiul.
The cloak rooms anr other appointments are
unsurpassed by any building we know OF.
That this city, crippled SO severely in her in
dustrial energies and pecunaTy resources by
the devastating fire of 1866, sholld add 10 its
other noble edific,s this elegant building, is
alike proof OF her liberalty and her intelli-
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FIRE DEPARTMaNT.-Undert the direction of
the Committee on Fire Department the old
steam fire engine Machigonne has been nut
in thorough order by the builders, the Amos
keag Co. of Manchester, N. II. and returned to
the city. New fiues have been put 10 the boil
er, new steam dome put on, and the water
tanks changed. The boiler covering, air cham
Der and considerable more of the outside work
is nickle- plated, new and elegant lanterns
added and the running gear and wood work
elegantly painted. The name has been chang
ed to Portland 2" and she is in charge of the
company on Munjoy. The old Portland
which is in splendid condition for service will
be transferred TO the engine house on India
street and kept as a spare machine. One rea
son for the change is the lightness of the Man
chester engine, the weight being about 900 lbs
less tEan the Portland.
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= Ut Tue W eeN ending Wednesday,, September I.
oeoree's Codhsh-In moderate receipt with quick
'na, heo ~ FORMER quota ions "a so " qtl.
n Dank 20 hsh--Seiling readily at 81 per qtl
SI2 per bbl for rs and rs Twenty-fy vessels re-
po.eu on The way home with average catch OF 2lO
oois. Shore in moderate stock.
and 81 for Mess. wa ~, ~ -
om'hed Halibut-SJc per Id.
On1We quote at 50c per gal.
Goohsh Cheeks So per 100 fbs.
Large Pollock and flake are quoted in the Messrs.
ekhss circular to the trade at So 70 per qtl and
herrlng at SIS &c. So and 81 so per Dol for Labrador
spht, large gibbed and large &c und,
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THE CASE OF THE RUSSIAN MINISTER
The possibility that in order to be relieved
from the further presence here % the Russian
| Minister, Mr.. Catacszy, Our government may
be compelled to send him from the coun'ry
has led to an examination as to whether inter
national law or well established precedents
would Justify snch a course on the part of the
United States in case the Russian government
declines to recall the Objectionable minister
which Catacazy's friends assert she will do
Our authorities here are slow to believe, how
ever, that Russia will pursue such course.
thereby taking step which would interrupt
the very friendly relations so long ex sting be-
tween the two nations. Whether Mr. Cataca-
~ is recalled or not it is certain that he will
not be suffered to remain here much longer in
his present official capacity
The examination above alluded to establishes
the fact that according to all the authorities of
international law foreign minister is subject
to be summaTily sent away, if, in the Judgment
of the court at which he resides, be has done
anything to justify so positive an act, or if the
government sees fit to proceed in an absolute
manner it may demand the recall of the offend
ing minister by his own government; and
even if no misconduct be imputed to such
minister, still the government to which he is
accredited may refuse to receive, or may send
him away, merely for the reason that he is
person with whom, from whatever cause, d.
plomatc or personal relations cannot be enter
tanned, and the government TO which such
refused or dismissed minister belongs has no
right to take umbrage at the act of the dismiss
ing government. For the rule is perfectly
well settled, not only that a foreign minister
must be person innocent of any criminal act,
but that he must be person acceptable to the
government to which he is accredited, or t.
use an expressive phrase of the law books,
" the ambassador must be persona gratd TO the
government"
In the practice of the United States signal
instances occur of our having refused to enter
tain the presence of foreign ministers, as in the
case of the French Minister, M. Geret, in 1898;
of the British Minister, Mr.. jackson, in 1900;
again in the case of the British Minister, Sir
John Champion, in 1856; and again in the case
of the French Minister, Monsieur PoussIn, in
1849 1t will be seen that these examples OF
the exercise of this right by the United States
are not alone in the case of the feeble Spanish
American republics, but of two OF the greatest
power of Europe.
Russia could have no cause to feel offended
with the United States doing in her case what
they have done twice in the case of Great
Britain and twice in the case OF France.
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HETEORO LOGICAL.
SynOpiis OF Aea'har Rep erts for the pasi
Hw,nfy-FOur Hours.

WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d. c., :
Sept 10, Il A. MY
The barometer has risen since Tuesday nj ght
from Wisconsin to Lake Ontario and north
wards. 1t has fallen but is now again rising
in the Middle States. The area OF the lowest
pressure extends from Louisiana to Missouri.
The temperature has risen slightly on the Gulf
and fallen some on Lakes Ontario and Supe-
rior. Increasing northwesterly winds prevail
on the lakes and S nth west TO Missouri river,
and light winds elsewhere. Dense smoke is
reported from Lakes Ontario and Erie, clouds
and rain from Iowa to Kentucky and Tennes-
see. Partially cloudy and clearing weather on
the Gulf aud South Atlantic coasts.
robabllities-Barometerw will probably rise
slightly Thursday on gulf coast, but tall very
generally on Atlantic and on lakes after ris-
ing somewhat more tonight Area OF clouds
and rain will probably extend northward to
Lakes Erie and Superior, with strong N. E
winds, and increasing easterly winds with
threatening weather will extend to Middle At
lantlc coast by Thursday noon.
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WILLIAM HORACE LINGARD.-At Music
Hall Tuesday, Sep. 19.h. This truly great ar.
list will make his first bow before a Portland
audience, aud We only wonder that he has not
peen with US before. He br ings with him al
excellent comedy company culIed from the
pess mat New York and Boston could afford
'"oiuuins Alice Dunning and Dckee Lneard
WIN 'nlS company will be produced the old
COMEDY OF Naval Engagements, after which
comes the world renown Ijngard sketches
closing up with beautitu, Letter oon,ad;o+to
o MARRIED at any price" We will hear
oap' o'nAs and "on the Beach at Long
nrancn py the great original, and he viii
give us his liie-like impersonations of the
word s ceieprltles' Secure seats in time for
we know the house will be Crowded
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A VERY DEAD WoMAN.-A Kentucky
grand jury have made an Indictment of willful
rnnrdar com nniifed &c follour.

A VERY DEAD WoMAN-A Kentucky
grand jury have made an indictment of willful
murder committed as follows:
The said Carl Crosse, in said County of JEFF.
lerson on the % day of August, A ID. 1871
with force AID arms, feoDiousy, unlawfuIy,
willfuly, and OF malice afurethought, not hav-
ing the fear OF God before his eyes, but being
moved and instigated by the devil, did kill, ana
slay. and murder his wife Sophia Crosse by
cruelly beating her with whip and with
other weapons unkn :o'these grand Jurors
and by administering to her disitalis, deadly
poison, 10 quantities sufficient to take her HE;
and by administering to her PLATINUM, dead
" poison; and by administering to her other
deadly poisons unk nown TO these grand Jurors
and by failing and refusing to give and supply
her with food necessary TO sustain lie, as was
his duty to do, she being sick and unable to OBJ
tain the same, whereby she starved to death I;
and by placing and putting upon her body
and head, and nostrils, feather bed, whereof
she was strapg'ed, and smotbered, and suHoca-
ted to death; and by combining her in room
without ventilation, and without pure air, and
by closing the windows and doors OF the room
IN which she was sick, SO that the necessary air
was denied Der, by reason whereof she was
Suffocated and killed, and disease brought on
W winch she died; aud by administering TO her
meulclnes and poisons unknow to these grand
Jurors which produced her DEATH and which
brought on diseases which speedily resulted in
ner death; and by other ways and means I'M
KNOWN to these grand jurors.
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WEDNESDAY Alfred Sroys pleaded puiltv to ,
charge of drunkenness and disturbance and wa,
fined So and COSTS
william Macasoy was before the court on charge
of being habItual truant He pleaded guilty. bu
was let off on promise of reform.
Edward Bennett, tor assault and battery was ned
one cent aud costs.
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Receipts by Railroads and Steanb boats.
GRAND TRUNK RAfLwAY.-250 cans milk. 1867
bbS -four, % bags sp0Os 42 boxes peg wood, IL bDls
OIL $50 bills hoops, 10 10 lea boards u pkgs PAGER rs
bbls ononf % corn, IA do bark 10 do lumber,
do ella, boards do sun'lIes
shipment East 1900 Dbls. -four, oil, cars
sundrles.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-177 cases mdse, 40
bills Shocks qrs beet, 10 bbs. apples 60 pkgs sun
dries.
STEAMER JOHN BR00KsFR0M BOSTON-24 cases
sewing machines, 81 casks nails casks OIL so bbs
sugar. 100 sweet potatoes, hid tobacco 200 bars
on &c firsins butter, 30 bbls onions, 10 bds bags,
do csrpeting, 10 bbis rum, 20 do apples 81 pkps
trunk wood. 10 and IL bales domesics Ia hds
sheel iron, bales hair, 81 bags seed, cs land 30
pkss furniture, carriage, horse and wagon, leo
pb0s to order.
For Canada and up country-22 bales rags bales
cotton 700 window weights, q casks soda IL bbls
our 2OJ bd's leather, do mast hoops 70 do wash
boards IS picks to order.
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LOUISIANA.
(hru-n1 -. C~-ss,-.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 13.-Thomas w. Con-
way. State Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton and member of National Council Union
League, has notified that body now in session
at Philadelphia that the sixty councils of the
league now in Louisiana may be dscon-
tinued
He says Gov Warmoutb's administration
has occurred perfect peace in every part OF the
State
The Ku-Klux died under it and he sees no
need for the league any longer as the means OF
peacefully securing rights to loyal men.
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SEW BE EssEY.

TRENTON, Sept. 10 The Democratic State
Convention met in this city to-day. On the
first ballot for candid.ste for Governor ex-Goy
loci Parker received 179, votes, Chas Haight
I28. BENJAMIN F. Lee III, Nehemiah Perry 70
and Thomas d. Armstrong SO. Before the
vote was announced Hudson County changed
her vote to Parker. followed by similar changes
and finally Parker was nominated by acclama
ton,
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ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN,
Base Ball. Red Stockings vs.. Resolutes.
Theatre. Music Hail.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Rent Wanted
Wanted. Situation.
Thompson's Pomade Optime.
Jouven's Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner.
For Baltimore :. Schooner Susan.
To the Secretary of Iron Base Ball CLUB.
Assignee's Notice. :. Augustus f. Cox.
Summer Goods at Cost. u. NJ. Dyer q Co.
Dissolution. :. :. Mckinney a. Wilder.
Business Chance. Taylor 81 Co.
City of Portland. -. Notice.
Notice. -. Deeripg.
Montevideo or Buenos Ayres. -. Bark Philena.
Girl Wanted.
70 Let. :. Three Small Tenements.
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NILSSON RI.
IL aiisead at Auction.

ST. LOUIS, Sent 13-The ST. Louis and St.
Joseph Railroad, running from point on
Missouri River, opposite Lexington to ST.
Joseph, u miies, was sold at public auction
here this p. M, for $38, 900.
The sale was made uuder an order of the
United States District Court. The liabilities
of the road are 81, 100000
Daniel I'll. Armstrong, of ST. Louis, was pur-
chaser.
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PENNSKLV ANA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 13.--The iron steamer
Hassler, launched yesterday, is for the U tied
States coast survey. She will start about the
first of October on a voyage of exploration and
discovery. Prof Agaosz and Hill will accom-
pany the expedition to take deep sea sound
ings and temperature and form ation of the bed
of the ocean at various poin1s, and other ia
terestng facts connected with tue places they
may visit, which includes the Straits of Mage.-
Ian, Patagonia, Rio Janeiro and San Francisco
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CHARLESTON, Sept 7.-Freights to Liverpool by
steam direct nominal IN upiands; via New York, I'd
on uplands and Id on Sea Islands. Coastwise-
To New York, by steam &c y lib. on upands, &c %
ID on Sea Islands; 81 20 y terce on Rice; by sail
IL W lib on uplands, 40c " Dol Resin, 81 "a % Nj
on Lumber and s. q 10 " on Timber. To Bos
ton by sail, &c " lib on upland Cotton; to Provi.
dence by sail IS W nj on Boards; &c fb upland by
Steam 81 " bale in addition to New York rates =
vessels are in demand to take Lumber ueights fiom
Georgetown, sc. Darien and Satilla river, Ga, and
Iacksonvllle Fla, to Northern pot and $40 "a u
" NJ are rates IN Lumber and BoarIs
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INDIANA.
vanderuOOI Ec0uf,ted

FORT WAYNE, Sept 13.-Special to N. Y.
Sun. The third trial of George Vanverpool for
murdering his partner, Mr.. Fields, formerly of
Lewiston, Me-, and in the banking business at
Malister, Mich, three years ago, closed to day
at Hastings, Mich, by the acquittal OF the
prisoner. Ia the first trial he was found gull
ty, and on the second the jury disagreed. The
trial has lasted over month
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NEW YORK, Sept 13-Evening.-Cotton more ac
| tive and lc higher; sales 1887 bales; Middling up
| Ia ds 2l4c Fiour-sales 11.60e tbls.; State anf
| Western hrmer: State $50 az 90; round Ohio q
| a. 20; Western so a Is; Southern rs a 9 90
Wheat q &c higher irregular aud unsettled; sale;
| State s. 90 1 20 Winter Red Western 81 a 81
While Michigan So a 20. Corn-sales 1866 bush.
| the dem AMI being chiefly speculative; Mixed Wes-
| tern II td 72c Oats a shade frmer Ohio and Wes-
tern at 30 "a 54c Pork lower;new mess 10 so a 10 75
prime % 90 "a 10 25 Lard heavy at g 9ac Butter
Western tree at 92Ic Rice steady; Carolina 81 a
9sc. Sugar firm; Muscovado - lg iOtc; fair to goot
refining o e9sc. Coffee very firm; RIO 10 g lsc
Molasses dull; Muscovada 43 a 4Oc. Naval Stores
Spirits Turpentine very firm at BOZ "a &c; Rosin
quiet at 90 "a 10 for strained. Petroleum quiet;
crude 1S3; refined at 23I. Tallow more active at
81 a 9ic.
Wool firm; tubbed at Il a 70; pulled 60 q 65e.-
California Spring clip $50 az 42c.
Freights to Liverpool firm; Wheat III a 12d -
Corn II a ~.
DHIoAGo, Sept 13-Four firm and in fair demand |;
Wheat declined lei No. Spring At 117l "a 11S Corn
decl ned ! q IT,: No. mixed at All Oats quiet Rye
IN good demand; No. at 62Ic Barley activeNo.
Spring at 623c; High Wines at SSIc. Provisions
quiet;P and Lard weaker Bulk meats unchanged.
Live hogs dun at 43O q 3d. Cattle in buyers Ia
Receipts-5OOO bills. -four 20 900 BUSH wheat, 1i3
ooo bush corn $4,000 bush. oats 23 900 bush. rye,
1000 bush. barley. 500 bogs.
u, SHIPMENTS 5000 bbls four $1,000 hush wheat,
4 ooO bush corn, $4,000 BUSH oars, 900 BUSH bar
,oro =, SsPI' 10 REPRESENTATIONS weak at
r H Lard steady and in moderate demand at Sc
buik meats lower; clear rio at 6ic: shoulders So;
rough sides &c; clear sides 6tc Bacon unsettled;
oulders 6Ie; clear rib a Tic; clear sides III sugar
curei hams higher at ID % l6c Live Hogs al AZ m
4 10 Cattle declined t.. Whiskey in good demand
with tuil prices at soc. '"'u
TOLEDO, Sept. 10 FL surin fair demand. Wheat
duh; No. White Wabash 81; No do at 141: Am
per Mich gan $50; No Amber Illinois a. re-
jecied Red ID. Corn firm low Mixed at 55k: bipb
do 56c; yellow sole Oats quiet No IL at 3sIc
ChhRLEsroN. Sept. 13--Cotton in good dem md;
Midiling uplands &c.,
SAVANNAH Sept. 13.-COtton very irregular; low
MiddlinR uplands 1sic.
MOBILE Sept. 13.-Cotton firm; Middng upantis
19tc.
new ORLEANS, Sept. 13.-C ton steady; Mid
uplands 1910.
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n @reIgu NJ arkeis.

LIVERPOOL, Sept13-11 30 A. M.-Cotton opened
steady; Middling uplands 81; sales estimated al
Il, 900 bales.
LONDON, Sept. 13-11 80 A. M.-Consois opened al
93s a 900 tor money and account
American securltiesU. ). 5-20s, 1862, 934; do 1865
old, 93s; do 1867, 92s; U. S. 10-40s 9OA
PARIS Sept 1911 A. M.-Rentes 57f SIC.
LONDON sept. 13-1.30 P. M -Conso.s closed at
93s q s34 for money and accounc.
American securities-U. S. 5-20s 1862 93s do 1865
old, 931; do 1867, 81; U. S. 1O-4O's 9O4.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 13-1.3O p. M.-Cotton closed
firm.
PARIS, Sept 13-Evening. closed al SIT
35c.
FRANKFORT, Sept. 13-Evening. States
$40 bonds for 1852 closed at 95t.
LONDON, Sept. PA 80 P. M.-Consols at 93a q
931 Tor money and account.
American securities firm u s. 5-2O's 1862 934; do
1865, old, 93a; do 1867, 92a; u 5. 1O-4O's 933.
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NE w NEXaCO.
Election.

CHICAGO, Sept. ID The election in New
Mexico Monday resulted in Republican vic
tory. The Republicans elected their delegates
10 congress and Will have majority ia the
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The "Mocking Bird" by w. o. Perkins;
new book for schools and juvenile classes, con. .
tainng complete elementary course, and a
grert variety of music suitable for all occasions
Price 80 cents. For sale by Halves & Cragin.