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The Great Conhagration.
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Its past present. andfutufe, the origin,
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-06

Remember the Clam Bake at Evergreen
Landing this day. Messrs. Gookin & jerks
will be happy to see their friends. Steamer
Express leaves Portland pier at P. M. Tick
cts 70 cts.
No business of Importance was transacted il
the Superior Court yesterday.
The Army and Navy Union announce sup
Elementary course OF popular lectures Oh Nat
ural History by Prof. E. S. Morse.
The county comm ssioners were in session
yesterday hearing the matters in dispute be.
tween the towns OF Westbrook and Deering.
Messfs Bion Bradbury and Nathan Webb ap-
pear for Deellng and John Rand for West
brook
A county Sunday school convention will be
held at Little Falls on the 18th of this month
Officer Field arrested j ohm Wells yesterday,
for stealing three composition faucets from the
store of Merrill & Hayes, ON Union Street
Attorney General Reed has gone to Rock
land to Conduct the prosecution of the St.
George murder case.
The Hutchinson family have been engaged to
sing az the Methodist mass convention, which
is to he holden at the Chestnut street church
in this CITY next week,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-06
UTAH..
A Special Conference of 81. Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter Lay Saints.

n
Jesus Christ of LATTER Lay Saints.
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. "a special con-
ference OF the church of Jesus Christ of latter
day saints was held to day in the new tabuer
Gle. Eight thousand Mormons were present.
The three first Presidents, Brigham Young,
Geo. A. Smith aud D. FL. Wells, the twelve
APOSTLES, the high priests and ether church dig
nitaries were on the platform.
Among the speakers were George @ Can
non, who asplres to the succession of Brigham
Young, Jr.
Remarks generally were bitterly denupcia-
tory OF federal officials termed the ring. Cam
non said he did not anticipate the Mormons
would have to leave the territory. They have
broken no law and they have not violated the
constitution.
The prosecution now inaugurated against
them would only enhance Interest and accel-
ioced that the devil was not yet dead, for they
are not yet perfect, and his services could not
yet be dispensed with.
Brigham Young, Jr., spoke most excitedly
He said the Mormons had settled this noun.
| tain region, and they were entitled to its ex
elusive occupation and enjoyment. They ask
| ed no favOrs or assistance from eny source
| They defied all their enemies, tn government
| of tue United States include /. The govern
ment officials now prosecuting am were thu
tools OF the devil. He prayed Sod to ours,
| them all tarever. He said witt violent gesiic
| uatioDs Trust to God, keep your powder dr.,
| and don't fail to have on hand good SUP pll
| of fixed ammunition.
versal Amen and loud cheering and clappin,
| of hands.
| The regular seme-annual conference begin
| to morrow,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-06

Especial Dispatch by International Line.
BOSTON, Oct. 4.-lReported for the Press.l-The
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic 'hlo anu Pennsylvania pick-lOck 20 a
70; d0choice Xxx 90 a CSC; fine X 60 q &c; medium
SO a 65c; coarse 50 % Coo; Michigan extra and XXX
90 q &c; fine so q 60c; medium 81 az &c; COM
mon 81 a 59c: other Western fine AID extra SO "a
QUO, nea,uni so "a &c. common So q SIC; pulled ex-
Ira 20 "a: snpertine IS 724e; No at A. "a Ste
on nesce a. % Tie; California al 81 a 55c
IeXas at ~ 4 4'tc e~.ada combing 70 "a rs; Smyr-
ma washed al Is d 4Oc, un"--hed Is 1I SOC: bu,nos
Ayres al 81 "a 425; Cape of Good NJ a. ~ az
CHILEAN SO q AZ; Donskoi So q 424; Mesn.--' nuled
80 q s2sc.
kemaks-The mark for Wool is firm W th con-
siderable iaquiry tor all desirable gra es Quite a
number OF our aLut &C turers loo ing up sup
plies in the neIghooring markets, and there is pros
eel OF O more active NOV emen'. The New York
market been little more active and prices still
have an up ward tendency. The supply OF the vari.
Gus descriptions is rather mOder and holders
very firm at the advanced rates. There has been
improved demand for fine grades OF domestic fleece,
which have slightly appreciated Low and medium
qua tiles are in moderate request at about former
rates. California Is DOL has been good demand and
prices are very firm. Texas is qriet but steady.
Pulled is in light supply aud 'od demand at the
advance previously noticed The market for oreign
has been nodei ately active and full rats main
tanned. The Philadel hia market has been mo- err
ately active. A number of Eastern buyers have
made their appearance, but have purchased spating-
~. Manufacturers operate with caution price OF
the raw material are just above the manutse-
tured go IDS Fine Wool is attracting more attention
ami prices are frmer.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-06
NIETEOKO LOGICAL.
SynOpsis Of Weather Rep srts for the pasi
Tw-nty.F0ur Hours.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d c.,

WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d c., I
Oct ), (7.0O P. M.))
The barometer has risen decidedly SINCE
Wednesday afternoon at the Rocky Mountain
stations and the area of low barometer in the
northwest has moved very rapidly east, being
now central north of the lower lakes. Brisk
southwest winds have prevailed for short
time from Missouri to Lake Huron, and north
east winds on Lake Superior so tar as heard
from. Very extensive forest fires are reported
in Minnesota, Wisconsin anG Ohio, with smoke
and haze extending to middle and east ATTAIN
tic. A storm in the eastern Cult is now felt,
az there is a southeast wind with rain from
Virginia to Georgia. Its centre has apparent
ly bean arrested in its progress over Florida
and the Peninsular. High southwest winds
have continued in lower Florida and northeriy
winds and clearing weather in the western
Gulf Communication with upper Michigan
and Texas is still interrupted.
PrObaDilities-RisiDg barometer and clearing
weather with noftht asst winds will proaby pre-
vail throughout Mississippi Easterly winds
with rain continue on the South Atlantic
coast. The barometer on the lower lakes Will
probably continue to move eastward, with
southerly winds and posi- BILE rain from Vir-
gina to Massachusetts. On Friday morning
light local rains will very possibly be expert.
enced in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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TELEG8APH ITEMS.

A political meeting at Mahaney Cty. Pa
was broken up by mob.
The flagship Severn has sailed from Fortress
Monroe for New York to be present at the re-
ception o. Prince Alexis.
Henry Yates, a merchant at Berlin. ILL.,.
committed suicide Tuesday.
Pilot boat Moses 81. Grinnell came in coils.
ion with two foreign barks near the Battery
yesterday and was SO badly injured she had to
] be run aground when she filled.
Henry Snapp is the Republican candidate to
fill the vacancy in Congress from the 9th Iii
nois district
The duties paid at the Chicago Custom House
in September were $l75,O00-three times as
large as last year.
John Colt. of Sandwich, N. H.. was instant.
ly killed on the LIST inst. by the accidental dis
charge OF his gun while pursuing fox. On
the same day son of George Brown, of Moul
tonboro, lost his right arm by the discharge of
his piece.
Forty nine fire companies have entered for
the Fitchburg fremen's muster.
The loss by the burning of the Victoria oil
works near Philadelphia was $4,000 Mostly
insured
Government sold two million of gold in New
York yesterday at ia to 11412.
Another New York emigrart robber named
Julian Leopold was sentenced to five years in
prison at hard labor Wednesday. Leopolds
confederate was Oscar Davis, who received a
like sentence day or two since. A1-s
Doe hundred guns were fred yesterday in
Hyde Park in honor of the Rochester nominal
tons.
The New York yacht club is arranging for
races with Ashbury's yacht.
| Madam Van Burkirk, the alleged abortion-
| list, YVES released yesterday, having deposited
| $4,000 as bail.
The sunken New York pilot boat Grinnell
| has been raised and has gone into the dock.
| The Acting Attorney General has directed
| all U Court officers to bring to Judgment
without delay all suits Instituted under the in.
| ternal revenue laws.
| Charles Blaisdell and William Morrill, wore
arrested yesterday for burglary at EPSON, N
The corner stone of the New York Opehal
mic hospital was laid yesterday.
The trial OF Calvin, for killing Campbell il
Brooklyn about the time OF the Orange riot
commenced yesterday.
Prominent physicians say that no cases O
yellow fever exist in New Orleans.
The wires at Galve5ton are down and n,
election news has beeh received
The buoy on Brown Shoal, in Delawar
Bay, has drifted to sea.
The Reform delegation was only admitted t
| the floor of the Rochester Convention to en-
able Them to state their claims.
The grain elevator at Davenport, Ind, an
10000 bushels of grain was destroyed by fir
yesterday. Loss 100000; insurance $4,000
The Republican Senatorial Convention me
at OSwego yesterday and balloted 178 time
without making nomination.
There were two deaths from yellow fever
Charleston yesterday.
Carroll Sanborn, notorious thief, who e,
capped from New Hampshire sheriff, was a
rested Yesterday after being shot twice. ii
mad $1,000 ana revolver on his person.
The Grand Duke Alexis will remain j
Washington a few days and then proceed
New York, Niagara Falls, Chicago and sewers
other cities in the West.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-06

The WISCONSIN FIRES "A despatch from
Green Bay says tue ADVOCATE estimates an area
of 100 square miles being burned over Three
saw mills are positively known to be burned,
and others are reported destroyed, but the re
ports lack confirmation. In Kebwanee County
from six y to eighty dwellings, and barns Were
burned, and the inhabts nts fleeing to the lake
shore Tor safety. At Horpe's Pier, a store, six
dwellings, shops, barns aud ether buildings
were consumed. 1t is said the inhabitants
saved themselves by retreating to the pier aud
taking up the planks communicating with the
shore. In Tarr County great quaint ties OF cord
wood, railroad ties, telegraph poles and Other
property got out Tor shipment have been
burned.
On the west side of Green Bay and Fox river
the flames extend from Muewsnee to Oshkosh
a distance of 100 miles in breadth. This re.
eon is one of alternate pine aud hard wood
timber, and thckly settled. The haystncks
fences and bridges are most gone. 10 some
cases large lots OF logs in the dried up streams
were burned Very little travel is practicable.
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Foreign NJ arixeis.

LONDON. Oct. 5-i1 80 A. M.-ConsoIs opened al
9j q 931 tor money and account.
American securitiesU. ,. 6-2os, 1862, 93; do 1856,
old, 934; do 1867, 92f. U. S. lO-40s so.
PARIS Oct. -Kentes opened at 56f &c.
LIVERPOOL. Oct 5-1230 a. M.-CottOn active,
Middling uplanis 93d sal 20 000 bales. Breasiuffs
quiet. Corn-No Mixed 33s Sd. Lard AIS Cd
LoHDoS. OF 81 80 p. M. Consols 93t Tor mon
ey ana account.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 81 80 P. M.-Provsions-Bee
los ~ Dbl for extra prime mess.
LONDON, Oct. $3.50 p. M -Consols closed at s31
for money and aceount.
American securties-U.S 5-20's 1862 %: do 1893
ola, 934; d. 1867, %; U. s. 10 40's 81.
LIVERPOOL, Oct $3.50 NJ -Cotton cIosad
strong; Middling ands 9Ec; do Orleans 10 "a 10l
sales 80 600 bales, including 10000 for export and
speculation
LONDON, Oct. 5-Evening.-The amount of bu,
lion in he Bank Of England has decreased SIG ono
during the past week.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 5-Evening Spirits Turpentine
AIS.
LONDON. Oct. 5-Evenng. Spirits Turpentine 40.
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GOOD FOR PORTLAND BoYs.-Only short
time ago we mentioned that Mr.. Edward G.
SWEET of this city, had accepted the RESPONSE
BILE position of chief of the watch department
of the celebrated firm of Shreve, Crump &
Co., of Boston, and we now learn that Mr..
John Clark-who for SO long time has filled
the same position at William Senter's in this
city-has accepted an offer from the great es-
Enlistment of Messrs. Bigelow Bros. & Ken
nard, of Boston, to assume charge OF their
watch department.. Mr.. William Senter. jr.,
will fill the position vacated by Mr.. Clark, and
he is fully competent, having served a long
and faithful apprenticeship to the business
both at the "Hub" and in Portland. The many
friends of Mr. Clark in this city will be sorry
to lose his genial countenance from among our
midst, but will be equally gratified to learn Of
his good fortune. 10 this connection we learn
that there are now twelve Portland boys in
very responsible positions in the great jewelry
stores of the principal eastern cities, among
them Mr.. Clark of the celebrated firm of Bid
well, Clark & Co of Philadelphia, who ha.
just patented an Improvement in watches tina
will result in an immense fortune to him, ant
another Portlander, who is partner IN tn,
great house OF Caldwell in the same city.
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min.ster,aI Slate.
| MADRID, Oct. The following slate for a
new ministry is generally believed TO be correct.
Maleampo, Minister Premier and Minister OF
Marine, Alvorey, Minister of the IuteriOr
Olozayo. of foreign affairs; .lmeiro OF Justice
Bassoil OF war; Condor, of finance and Der
angeroi, pubhc works. lt is reported that they
Will take their oaths to day.
The Situation.
LONDON, The situation in Madrid is as
ioHo"s: oagaster having been elected Presi
cent OF the lower House of the Cortes the
Gorilla ministry rendered their designations.
ioe Mag Then requested Espartero to assume
we TASK of forming Dew ministry. He de-
cnneu' ana Admiral Malcampo was called upon
and accepted.
Capture of IOWA.
NEW YORK, Oct. "a Havana letter states
that he town OF Jiguar has been captured by
'ne Insurgents In spite of a stubborn opposition.
Foreign Items.
Espartero having de cIined to undertake the
19tual,oh OF new cab,n-t, Sagasta advises
hing Amadeus to invite Gorilla 10 reconstruct
Tue government and remain at the head, but
IL IS not probable the advice will be followed.
Inc Emperor OF Brazil will spend some time
u 1u hone next month, and then goes to see the
. American bark Sancho Panza was lowed into
JSStCAudy, icdhluSs
night 90 "-'o N'"'
me Emperor of Brszil will visit Paris in
December.
40 lnsurrection at the Portuguese colony of
goa III the East Indies has been suppressed.
four successive and tremendous explosions
oGcuIreu IN the establishment of an oil mer-
chant at Chelsea, England. by which thirteen
persons were injured, four of whom it is feared |
are dying.
LIS IT. Is understood that the Germ an government
refuses 10 accept the Treasury bonds guaran-
teed 6y French bankers 10 payment of further |
in ~ OF the indemnify, and requires
1iIs OF exchange and the reestabllshment of |
dlpi0matc arrangements between Germany |
and France.
general committee of the Mine Home |
neagne is organizing in London for the extern |
s,on a, 81 the strike throughout the north on
w minister Popyer Quertier left for Berlin
Wednesday night.
Steamship Bridsewater from New York has
arrived at Liverpool.