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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-03

o. q. Wiaiams, pcitmsiissr.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-10

S. TO $50 2hS' . CO.. . x vi
:s. !, y0.SSs s|, q :p s,S' m NJ:
time, hss e snys1s'6 e pIs.Ssit,i.d'' II
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-21
Ne,o and Elegant Neck Ties at Mrs WelcRs.

THE net earnings of the Chicago, Danville &
Vincennes Railroad Co., for the month of April,
were 1923, 942.20 nearly double the interest
on the First Mortgage Bonds for the same time.
As these bonds are offered at 80 and accrued in
terest-the investment seems unusually safe as
well as profitable. Messrs Swan s. Barrett
Portland, Jne agents, VIII give fun 1nformaJion
and fill all orders while the bonds last.
Hoop Skirts from 45c. to $125 at Mrs. WelcRs
81 co y n n ------' .tT
Mr. BIsHoP still continues to renovate car
pets on the floor. 1t is astonishing to see how
he improves the looks, besides taking out all
dust, dirt and grease-spots and making them
sweet and clean. Ofic 16 Market Square.
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TERRIBLE DISASTER AT SEA
FOrty-Five Men Lost and others
500 oT Injured.


HALIFAX, May 2O-The Harbor Grace papers
contain the details of a fearful disaster which
occurred at Labrador on the 18th of March
last. The brig Huntsman, Capt. Robt. Dawes,
sailed from Harbor Grace with a crew of 81
men ON sealing voyage and when off Cape
Charles, Labrador, April Goth in company with
Gne Rescue, Vesta and Lord Clyde and near
Rattie Harbor, the Huntsman surged ahead.
gale from the northwest suddenly sprung nm.
and the Huntsman was driven upon the rocks.
Inc night was pitch dark Before the vessel
STRUCK, three seamen saw the rocks and jumped
overheard to try and save themselves, but were
instantly killed by the rush of floating ice
r. The remaining SO took to the rigging and in
nve minutes after both masts went over at six
feet above deck and only II of the crew escaped.
OF these II all but three were variously injured
by having arms and legs broken and their bod
les bruised. They managed to reach the Res
cue by crawling over the ice, distance of half
mile. Forty-fve men were lost,most of them
leaving families at or near Harbor Grace. The
other vessels escaped with little injury. on %
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NEW YORK, May 2O.-Cattle Market-Beeyes Ic
lower sales at 10 q 49,; average III; receipts 5000
Lambs z q 17;c receipts 1900 head Hogs nominal
az Il g for i've 81 st for dressed; receipts 49,
New YORK, May 2O-Evening-Co Cotton quiet; Mid
sales s0o bb rsa e dS
Southern du saes e g 10 a.
WI Spring nS W7s@I75 No DO Ct g
zoo Cg 22O Corn lower; sales $4,000 bush; Mixed
Western n 74c afoat, closing at 73Ic Oats scarce
and frmer; sales 81 900 bush Ohio IS q COO; Yves
mess 10 81 q ID 80. Lard heavy g: a. &C. Butter is
firmer; new 2st9 32c. Whiskey quiet and steady
at 9oc. Rice quiet at SIG sac. Sugar FIRM sales $50
firm; sales 1000 bags; Rio Is q 1sc Gold Moiasses
quiet; New Dreams 81 "a Csc. Naval Stores-Spirits
Rosin nominal at SO a s. for strained Petroleum
dull; crude 49,; refined 20 q 24c. Tallow steady
Freighsts to Liverpool armer; Grain, per steam
Sd. lD ' ~ ''''-,
CHICAGO. May 20.-Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat dull and lower; No q Spring 1 500 on spot;
Mixed opened 48c and closed 47sc spot; As "a 4sl
seller june 40 q SOC seller July rejected firm at 4ia
Oats firm 4lsc for No z; 50 $751; for rejected. Rye
steady at Soc for No Barley quiet and unchanged at
81 q CSC for No 2 fall Whiskey steady at 85ic Pro-
visions only in limited jobbing demand. Hogs quiet
good. -.
Freights dull and declined; to Bnffalo 81.
hecelpts-oO00 ODDS Hour, 100O0 bush wheat 200 900
bush corn 1000 bush oats 1000 bush rye 200 bush
barley, 900 cattle, IL 900 hogs.
Shpments-10. 900 bbls flour, Is. 900 bush wheat
600 bush cOrn 81 600 bush oats 1000 bush rye 5000
bush barley, 1900 hogs. N
CINCINNATI, May 2O-Pork quiet and unchanged;
regular, ID O0 no sales Lard steadyat 81 for steam
SIC for country KETTLE Bulk dull and firm; shoulders
4kc clear rib sides at 81 Gle; clear sides SIC bid
and shade higher asked. Bacon quiet and I'M
changed. Live Hogs firm and in fair demandat 90
q 80; receipts 1900 head. Whiskey at s5c.
TOLEDO, May 2O-Flour steady. Wheat steady;
No White Michigan 03; Amber Michigan 96; MOI
90; No 2 at $751; Corn steady; high Mixed at 55t
low 55c; Yellow 554; White 59c. Oats shade bet
ter at 4Stc for No 1; No at 46; At for Michigan.
Freights unchanged. p. .is
Receipts-1000 bbls flour, 5000 bush wheat 81 900
bush corn, $4,000 bush oats -D.--
Shipments-OO0O bbls -four, 21 200 bush wheat 900
bush corn. f'7
DETROIT May 20.-Flour unchanged at 9 30 a 10 90
for choice Amber and White Wheat dull and lower
SO. Corn dull and lower at Sc for Mixed, Oats in
good demand at Att for State.
Reccipts-5000 bbls -four, 1000 bush wheat.
Shipments-4000 bbls flour, 900 bush wheat
SAVANNAH. May 2O.-Cotton firm; Middling up
lands % a 22sc
CHARLESTON, May 2O.-Cotton quiet; Middlng up
lands at 224c.
MOBILE, May 20.-Cotton dull Middling uplands
at 22sc. : =
NEW ORLEANS, May 2O.-Cotton quiet; Middling
uplands 23c.
Havana Market. .tuee
HAVANA, Nay 20.-Butter 1928 q $50 per quintal
for superior American instead Of $2S a S36 report
ed yesterday.
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year $500, the I'd year $1,000, the Sd year S14OO
and the 4th year $780, and who shall be re-
CURED to serve three years after their gradua-
ton. Interpreters are to be hereafter selected
from such student interpreters, and are to re-
ceive $4,000 year. The bill passed; also bill
providing for the payment to the Japanese gov
eminent, from the indemnify fund, of the sum
due for rent of lands and buildings occupied by
the diplomatic and consular representatives of
the United States in Japan was passed
Mr.. Pickard of Indiana reported a bill for
the appointment of consul at Santarean, Bra
zil;passed. g ~ aft"s
bill. ~ : ~
After discussion it was postponed until
December.
MI. Wood reported bill relating to tele-
graphic communication between the United
states and foreign countries. 1t fixes the con-
dltions, stipulations and reservations under
which lines or cables may be established to
other countries I-
NJ The bill was explained by Mr.. Wood and
MI Banks, and passed. ~
MI Conger of Mich. addressed the House in
Iavor OF the Loomis Aerial Telegraph bill, in
oco0rporatlng Company with capital of $780,
OO0, which may be increased to g., 900 900 to de-
veiope the principles and powers of natural
electricity. s'F
Mr.. Bingham spoke on the same side, and
mr.; Willard contended that Congress had no
right to pass bills of incorporation without ac-
ton. Adjourned. ......
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-21
The White House, its Furniture,
Stock, Farming Utensils, &C.,
-- At Auction.

IN TUESDAY, May 2sth, at ten o'clock A. NJ,
" we shall the well known and desirable property
the white House," situated about four miles from
Portland, in Westbrook, Me-; the buildings ON said
property consist of the house lining 20 rooms
and dancing hall pantries, &c. fine cellar, plenty Of
water, heated throughout with Magee Furnace, new
last winter; is arranged be easily convert
ed into adouble house; large barn well filled with
stalls, and other convenences, Horse and Wood
Sheds Ice House containing 80 tons of ice. There s
about acres of land in the highest state of cultiva
ton, good orchard which bore $50 bushels of apples
in 1870; Grape Vines, Small Fruits, Asparagus Bed,
&c. IT
This property for the last five years has been in the
hands OF a gentleman who has constantly been max
ing improvements, and has spared neither labor nor
money to make this property convenient and comfor-
table, is in thorough repair and is to-day the most
popular and best paying public establishment in the
vicinity of the city OF Portland.
Immediately after the above, will be sold all the
furniture in said house, consisting of Eng. Brussels
Tapestry and Ingram Carpets, Parlor Furniture, b.
w. and green rep and har-cloth very large French
Chamber Sets, Toilet Sets, Hair Upholstered Spring
Beds, Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses, Comforters,
Blankets, Sheets, B. W. extension Tables, Oak Din
Cutlery Curtains, Clocks, Safe Desk Bar Furniture
Glasses, &C., Parior Office, Coal and Wood Stoves,
Magee Cook Stove No. 10, together with the entire
| Chickens, 2 Beach Wagons Jenny Lind, Sleigh,
| Farm Wagon and Hay Rack, a large assortment Of
| r. o. BAHLEY & CO., Auctioneers.
/ Ma
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WASHINGTON.

The Called I'm Ronds.
WASHINGTON, May 2O.-The amount of called
'62 bonds yet outstanding is $11, 733, LOG.
p H.. gs Death of an Omcer.
George Parnell, formerly Deputy Commits
sloner OF Internal Revenue, and at present chief
of one of the divisions of the Treasury Depart
ment, died at Rockville, Ct, this morning.
l-4- The Naval Investigation.
Representative Sargent will tomorrow, for
himself and Messrs. Peters and Warren, make
a report on the charges made by the New York
Sun against Secretary Robson. Representa-
tives Blair, of Michigan, and Archer will pre-
sent dissenting views. - d
at.h a A Large Claim.
The claim of Mrs. Fitzhugh, relative of the
family of Gen. Washington, for $375, 900 for
wood and timber taken from her estate for the
United States army during the rebellion was
filed to-day before the Southern claims commits
sion. Among the papers is a safegard to the
lady, her family and property from Gen. Win
field Scott. Gf 4F1 FN, Eakt
Indian Troubles. ~
"A report received at the War Department
dated Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, 9th inst,
says Gen. Granger reports collision between
the troops and thieving band of Utes at Ter
IA Amarielo, on the 9th inst. One Indian was
killed and one soldier severely wounded. An
the agent and troops, who defended themselves
after repeated insults. Every effort has been
made to prevent trouble by the agent and the
commanding officer. Gen. Granger leaves to-
day to prevent further trouble if possible, and
says he is just informed that the Apaches are
going peaceably to their new reservation at Tu-
lerosa.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-21
The CouItcr-Rig,;r Race.

PHILADELPHIA, May 20.-This afternoon
thousands of people visited Fairmont Park and
the shores of the Schuylkill River adjacent to
witness the great contest between Coulter and
Covett of Pittsburg, and the Biglin brothers of
New York. The day was very disagreeable, the
wind blowing fearfully, and for long time it
contest was for $1,000 and the distance five
miles. The race was to take place at 3 O. clock,
but Coulter having objected on account of the
roughness of the water, it was postponed until
$780, Three small steamers and a number of
small boats were on the river crowded with
people. The boats started fairly. At the start
Coulter and Covett were ahead but they went
through the third instead of the second arch of
the bridge and lost 100 feet; this distance they
Wee unable to regain, and the Biglin Brothers
came in at Leaf twelve lengths ahead. Time
81 minutes and one second. large amount of
money changed hands.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-21
BYTELEGRAPH.
MATTERS In MAINE.


kire i'm the Gardiner Paper Mill. 4
GARDINER, May PA fire broke out abou,
o'clock this morning in Stanwood, Tower &
Co.'S stock house. The fire consumed this
building, which is about 100 feet long by 80 feet
wide, and was nearly full of stock, consisting
of excelsior, hemp, &C., for the manufacture Of
wrapping paper. Loss on building and stock,
$4,000; insured for $25OO. The origin of the fire
is unknown but supposed to have been caused by
spontaneous combustion. 1t was first discover
ed by men in the mill. The alarm was given
3 at once and stream of water from the power
full force pumps in the mill was put on, which
saved the mill. Sparks from the fire commune
Gated to small lighthouse owned by Benjamin
Shaw, which was partially destroyed. Loss
about 5000 si1 aHta 81 ElIFae
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The loss by the burning of Jaynes block in
Philadelphia, Sunday night, foots up half
million. iu ~
Red Cloud and 25 other Indian chiefs have
started for Washington. I'll ~ 1e
Ex-Secretay Seword favors the ratification OF
the supplementary treaty. "
The New Jersey Democratic state ConVen-
ton will be held at Trenton June 18th.
The Imperial band, by consent OF the Emper,
or William will soon leave Berlin to attend
Mr.. Gilmore's Jubilee. f f%
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THE PRESS
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 81, ,7s.
no CITY AND VICINITY.l q


r4rs New Advertisements To-Day. -
.,,, ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN. -
- ~ Worlds Peace Jublee-Boston
--z1 AUCTION COLUMN. ''
Up schooner-F. o. Bailey 6 Co. t tal
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN e 40
Cash Buyers of Dry Goods f. Moore
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
..#.L .rnN .Coal--Janes & Williams Z .tel
Read Agan-C. W. Belknap & Co.
Notice to Tax-Payers. ~ -
~ House to Let--H. A !Jones.
Jap Sks-Covel s. Company. A
Glen House,. NJ Thompson & Co. ....s
Wanted-Joseph Reed. s.
lgres Real Estate-John c. Proctor.
Coal-W. E. Dennson.
To Let-140 Oxford Street. resa
lRfATG Millnery-Mrs. NJ H. Neal -
To Lett. Taylor.
Child for Adoption. -.al ri
.-.A,L If -A-- MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES. .-
Carpet Renovating-Mr Bishop
Real state-Dr. Lamb .. -.-rr
sa-- Air Treatment-Dr Mace. Hgs
l. o. o. F-Evening Drill.
ID jube Linen Switches at Mrs. Wech's. 70 Middlest
New and Elegant Neck-Ties at Mrs Welchs
. Hoop Skirts from Acc. to $3.50 at Mrs. Welch's
Chldrens Trimmed Hats at Mrs. welch's.
.1F New Sets Jewery and Bracelets at Mrs. Welchs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-21
FOREIGN.


MADRID, May 20-It is stated that the atti
tude of the government of France towards the
Carlists, and the facility with which the re-
treating insurrectioEists escaped into France
have caused a deep feeling of indignation on
Garcia Gutierrez, the Spanish Consul at Bay.
or ne, France, has arrived at Madrid. He comes
for the purpose of formally complaining of the
course pursued by the French authorities to-
wards the fleeing Carlists. =
Detachments of government troops continue
to encounter Carlists bands in disaffected prov
inces. The insurgents are invariably beaten
and dispersed. sa
An official announcement to-day is that de-
sertiops from the Carlist bands in the Province
of Biscay have commenced. Many OF the in
ment troops and give up their arms. More
than four thousand have already submitted
Uribari, Carlist leader, is dead. lnsurgen'
bands in other provinces are dispensing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-21
Uuited States Circuit Ceurt.

BEFORE JUDGES sHEPLEY AND FOX.
SATURDAY ADMINISTRATIONS Miller VS.. An
droscoggin Pulp Co. An injunction having been
granted in April to restrain defendants from using
the "voelter Patent" for reducing wood to pulp, p
has filed motion for punishment for contempt in
violating the injunction. Process returnable May
25th. fs ~. tv
Causten Browne. g7 30 Chauncey Smith,
A. A. Strout. w. H. Clifford,
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COasting Schooner
AT TON!

ON THURSDAY, May 23d, at II A. M, we shall
" sell at east side Of Widgery's wharf, the good
schooner Henry Clay about SO TONS together with her
tackle, apparel and furniture.
my20td +. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-21

= LOVE FEAsr.-At the Pine st. NJ. e. Church
n ,n;on Love Feast was held under the charge
Of Rev. A. Sanderson, Presiding Elder of Port
land District yesterday. There was good rep
resentation of the three churches OF riIs Gss
About ninety testimonials of the power of Je-
sus to save were given, interspersed with songs
of praise and responses by those present. me
churches were much cheered by the remarks OF
an aged father and brother, Rev. Paul z. hlch-
the benefit of an aged brother in the ministry.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-21

LITTLE Rock, Ark, May 2O.-The Arkansas
river is twenty-six feet deep at this point and
still rising. 1t lakes but four feet Of being as
high as in 1874. The town of Argent, opposite
here, is overhowed, and also the depot and
track of the Memphis Railroad. The damage
already done to tht plantations near here is es-
timated at $4,000. One thousand acres of cot
ton are under water. In Jefferson, Ark,
Desha and Chicot counties a large number of
farms bordering on the river are covered with
water, -".rts
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New YORK, May 20.-The Forest City s
u, Atlantic Z. Mutuals 6, Rosehill College 2.
The latter game was splendidly played in an
hour and five minutes. l,as
BALTIMORE, Nd, May 20.-Baltmores Z,
Athletics 4. Owing to the decision of the UNI
pire in the eighth inning, while the Athletics
umpire game to the Baltimore S. The Athlet
les protested and left the field amid great ex-
element .1l st-d0 l
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-21
U. .. District Court.

MoNDAY.-N. L. Thompson libt. VS.. Steamer Clo-
tide. This steamer was wrecked upon Wells Beach
in December, 1870, and this is libel to upon
bond given the captain, Christopher H. Young for
advances made for the relief of the steamship
Amount claimed, $4,000 and interest. Defence-no
necessity for the hypothecation of the steamer
Howard g. Cleaves. Haley, Giveen,
Putnam.
Same VS.. Same. A claim for salvage for services
performed in saving the steamer and cargo. Amount
claimed $4,000. The cases important, not only as
to the amount but the principles of law involved and
will occupy some days.
Howard & Cleaves. Haley Giyeen
Putnam
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Household Furniture at Auction.

ON SATURDAY, May 25th, at ten o'clock, we
" shall sell the Furniture in house IS ELM ST.,
consisting in part Of fine TAPESTRY Carpet elegaps
Parlor suit in B. W. and hair cloth, French panels
Marble-top Tables, Lace CuatainS, Eengrayings, Sit
tiDg-roou Set, B. w. and hair cloth, Seavy Parlor
Coal Stove, Oval Mirrors, two Whatnots, Card Ia
BILE, Ingoain Carpet, Painted Chamber Set and Fur
niture Hair Upholstered Spring Bed, Extension Ia
BILE, Oak Dining Chairs, CrOckery and Glass Ware,
Cutlery, Magee Advance Cook Stove, together with
the entire Kitchen Furniture.
All the Furniture in this house is nearly new, and
in as good order as when manufactured.
my20td F.0. BAILEY & Co., Auctrs.
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Fires

DETROIT, Mich, May 2O.-Warner's block,
The Irving House, Roosevelt's stable and other
buildings in Flint, Mich, were burned Satur-
day. Loss $4,000; insured $4,000.
The Herod warehouse, with $4,000 bushels OF
corn, at Bloomington, ILL.,, was burned on Sun
day, Loss $50, 600. ..ala4 H5
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Fire.

TACOMA, N. H., May OR. NJ. Appleton's
Riverside Hosiery Mill caught fire this after
noon, and though extlnguished, the mill was
left wreck by fire and water. 1t is owned by
s, 7. Thomas and insured. 30 "'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-21

Boston, May 2O.-The will of John D. Hend-
ley, involving half a million dollars, is being
contested before the Supreme Judicial Court by
portion of the heirs, who allege unsound mind
of the testator and undue influence by parties
receiving legacies
coAisr If aat9 safeets some ane
sixty years, and died last August aged SO.
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Bridgton, April II, 1872.
by ,. =. BAILEY Il CO., Auctioneer.
AsSignee'S Sale of Real Estate

THE subscriber will sell at public auction on the
IL 25th day Of May, 1872, at O'Clock, p M. on the
premises, the Real Estate included in the Assign
ment of Luther j. HILL for the benefit OF CREDITORS
made Mar. rs, 1872, viz lot of land measuring about
100 feet by 40 feet with dwelling house and stable
thereon, being No. 10 Alder Street, Portland.
The property will be sold subject to mortgage of
Sis4 and accrued interest," the right of dover Of the
wife Of said Hill in the equity Of redemption, and
taxes for 1871 and 1872.
April %, 1872.
ap25td HENRY G. PEABODY ASSIGNEE
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-21

DIR. MoRsE's "UTERINEI TONIC is prsparsh
expressly for strengthening the system, impar'is
tone and vitality to the various organs reno ,.~
such weaknesses and complaints as tend 10 "1e
mine the constitution and which caus ss.a,.,s.'
amount Of suffering IL neglscteu'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-21
Appoin,men, of a Missionary

RICHMOND, Va, May 2O.-The Board of For
eign Missions of the Southern Baptist Coven
tion to-day appointed Rev. G. G. Lorimer, d.
d., of Boston, Missionary to Italy, with au.
th0rity to raise funds and build a Baptist
Church in Rome
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-21

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 20-A meeting of
citizens, irrespective of party, nominated Thos.
A. r. Nelson and Emerson Etheridge as State
electors at large for the Liberal Republican tick
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-21
An Important Case.

The case of Commodore Vanderbilt VS..
Erie railroad cameup to-day before Judge
Daley on q demurrer to the complaint. The
suit is for $4,000, being an coupons for two
years on 81 $50 900 of bonds of the Boston,
terest on which was guaranteed BY the Erie
railroad in October, 1867. The question in
wolves guarantee of some $5,000,000 of the
Boston, Hartford and Erie road alone.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-21

The master masons, by vote of 10 to 49, vot-
ed to concede that eight hours is days work
on and after tomorrow. The vote was subse-
quently made unanimous. The brick layers
turn to work tomorrow. Tho German cabinet
makers and plumbers Joined the eight hour
movement to-day and a large number of their
employersshave already granted the demanded
concession. The carpenters are SO confident
ef tho all +tse, -srorlr
who can get employment at eight hours.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-21

Henry Ward Beecher preached sermon last
night ON strikes. He said the mass of labor
had been swayed by politicians, and the result
was great dissatisfaction. Labor had been trod-
den under foot and despised, and he was in
sympathy with labor and the present move
ment. Labor is disconnected because it seems
vulgar to eat your bread by the sweat of your
brow. Refinement has been a monopoly too
long. The movement shows a desire for refine
ment and its success means elevation. But
workingmen are inclined to become too proud.
They forget that Christ was the son of a car.
penter. They will disfranchse themselves if
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-21
MIsCELLANEoUs NoTIcEs.

JERSEY Cows FOR SALE.-Two three quarter
bred and years old Jersey Coos. Enquire of
MOSES F. JOSLYNN, at Libby's Corner
= may20-3t ,sa Portland, Maine.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-21

DROWNED morning little son
of j. C. Bell, living on Greenleaf street, aged
eighteen months, accidentally fell into hogs
head sunk in the ground and filled with water,
and was drowned. DR.. True was called, but
his efforts at resuscitation were unavailing
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-21
BON DSi

HAVANA, Nay 2O.-Butter S2s q $50 per quint
for superior American instead of $2S q S36 repol
ed yesterday.
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New Sets Je,oelry and Bracelets at Mrs. Welca's

DR. LAMB has nice house lot ON Congress
St., in front of the Park, for sale, also good