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The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04
NEW HAMPSHI BE.
Drowned.

PORTSMOUTH. Sept. "a marine was cap
sized in a sail boat in our river last night and
was drowned.
Honors to a Maine Fire Company.
The Kearsarge steam fire engine company
are entertaining the Eben Simpson steam fire
engine company of Biddeford to-day. BAN
uuet is being served at the Rockingham House.
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04

CHEAP ExcURsIoNs.-It should be 1emem-
bered that excursion tickets can still be bought
over the Ogdensburg road and the lake steam
er to Bridgton or Harrison and return Inese
rates will be granted but short time, anu
pleasure seekers should govern themselves Sc'
,cordingly.
The Ogdensbnrg are also selling tickets to
the White Mountain at excursion rates.
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04
City Valuation.

Those persons who put implicit confidence in
dates and utterly disregard lenses are charging
this journal with having written down Port
land as progressing backwards because of an
error in Thursdays issue. 1t was there stated
1sThe assessed valuation of the city for 1873 IS
800 1913 936, and the valuation for 1874 Das S29,
S21 .012," The transposition of dates was APP
parent enough, but as it appears that some
were msled we take the earliest opportunity to
say that the city valuation shows an increase
of 5000 924. over the valuation of last year.
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04

BOARD OF TRADE.-The regular monthly
meeting of the managers of the Board of
Trade was held yesterday morning, Messrs.
Geo. w. Woodman, Chas. H. Haskell, A. X
Shurtleff, Samuel j. Anderson, w. S. Dana
Chas E. Jose, G. G. Tyler, M. N. Rich and
J. s. Bedlow were appointed a committee to
consider the expediency of-and with fnll
powers to carry out-the arrangements foi an
excursion over the Portland & Ogdensburg
railroad to Bemis, thence by stages through the
Notch to the Crawford House.
The committee met last evening at the Fall
mouth and held consultation as 10 the pro-
pressed excursion. The general feeling Of the
meeting was in favor of it, and subcommittee
was appointed to make the necessary arrange
ments,
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04

AN ERRoR.-A member of the Republican
City Committee desires us to correct the state
ment Of the Advertiser that those of the COM
mittee opposed TO Mr.. Drummond voted to
have the caucuses called at an earlier day than
usual The fact is the members of the commit
tee known to favor Mr.. Hamiin voted against
every proposition for holding the caucuses
earlier than the customary time.
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04
Havana News.

New YORK, Sept. ga letter from Havana
dated Aug. 19th says business of every descrip-
ton is very unsettled, and there is scarcely any
gold.
Frederick Dockray is to be sent to Spau by
the Spanish mail steamer. Through the inter
cesson OF Mr.. Hall, Consul General of the
United States, Dockray will be treated as
cabin passenger. He will be without irons,
and will be allowed the liberty of the whole
shin -e
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04

ANOTHER CARY CoNCERT.-This evening the
people of Falmouth will have an opportunity
to hear Miss Anne Louise Cary. 1t is quite
unnecessary to remind them Of the opportuni
ty for they have been looking forward to it for
two weeks. The concert will be given in the
brick church, West Falmouth. Miss Cary will
be assisted by Miss Nellie Barker, Mr.. Will III.
Stockbridge, Mr.. w. r Howard, and Mr.. w.
S. Beckett, with Miss Lizzie Dyer as pianist.
Such an array of talent very seldom appears
outside the limits of city, and Falmouth is
extremely fortunate. There will be a number
of visitors go out from this city. The ride is a
very pleasant one, and it is worth journey OF
| more than six miles any time to hear Miss Cary.
NEW WHARvEs.-Mr. Samuel league has
| Just built at Little Hog Island for the Light
House Department a pile wharf 140 feet long
and % feet wide. 1t is built of oak and hard
pine, and at low tide there are fifteen feet o.
water around it. The Department proposes tt
transfer to that island its coal, buoys, sc.
Mr. league has also constructed pile whar
215x25 for the Ferry Company at the Cape, ant
q railroad bridge 500 feet long for Messrs. Jos'
and Brown at the sugar house.
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04
VERMONT ELECTION.
Judae PoInnd,s pefea1.

BURLINGTON, VT, Sept 3.-The latest. re-
turns from the Vermont State election are from
222 towns, which give Peck (Rep.) 81, sol votes,
and Bingham dem. 1902. Peck's majority
is 9,449. Nineteen towns are yet to be heard
from. In 1872 these gave Converse (Rep.) 1873
and Gardner (Dem.s sol votes.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 3.-The SPRING
field Republican has returns from all but a
dozen of the 81 towns in the second congress
sonal district of Vermont, which foot up as
follows: Poland. regular Republican, 5105;
Dennison, boiling Republican, $751;; Daven-
port, Democrat, 179S; scattering, chiefly for
Mead, the Granger candidate. 7S6; Dennison' s
plurality over Poland, 1929; Dennlson.s failure
Of majority, 1916. The towns yet to hear
from are mainly small and about equally
divided between Poland and anti-Poland.
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04

ATTENTION is .call to the advertisement of
Horatio Staples, rs Middle street. He has a
splendid stock on hand and is ready to wait on
all who may favor him with a CALL
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04
Municipal Court.

BEFORE JUDGE MORRIS.
THURsDAY.-Edward Higgins. Intoxication.-
Thirty days.
Agnes McCarty. Common drunkard. Thirty
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04

AccIpENr.-As a number of men were en-
gagged yesterday in discharging coal from yes
sci, for James Williams, a plank gave way,
striking three men and ipjuring them severely.
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04
CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
White Mountains Grand Trunk Railway Co.
Wards Opera House.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Autumn 1S74-Horatio Staples.
Notice-Johnson q Cloyes Bros.
Horse and Phaton for Sale,
Brick House for Sale,
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04
MTsCELAANEOUs NOTICES.

Door PLATES AND NUMBERS. best as
sortment of door plates and numbers in New
England at Tierney's, 81 Market Square, Ian
caster Hall building, over Horse Railroad Of
flee. SIS au31eod2w
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04

AN IMPORTANT ARREsT.-Several month S
since woman named Elizabeth Stewart, about
80 years of age, made her appearance in Bos.
ton, where she hired fine house and also fur
nture to furnish it in gran2 STYLE After she
had lived in the house few weeks young
man appeared on the scene, and lived in the
house. The two were not long together before
the furniture was mortgaged, large sum of
money realized, and then it was sold at auction.
Very naturally about this time they left the
city for parts unknown. Detective Wade of
the Massachusetts state police force took the
matter in hand, and soon traced the man to
Indiana, where he was arrested and brought to
Boston. But his arrest did not help the matter
much, as he did not do the business. The de-
tective heard that the woman was in this city,
and the noon train from Boston yesterday
brought him here. The detective engaged the
services of Deputy Marshal Williams and set
about the search. By some means the woman
became aware of the arrival from the "Hub,"
and began to dodge the officers. But at last
they found her at the house of a friend on
Oxford street and arrested her. She was
arrested about o'clock, and left for Boston on
the O'Clock traiD
Deputy Williams had very slight clew to
work on, but he made good use of what he had,
as the result shows. 10
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04
Rockiand Lime Market
Boston stock l,ist.

RocKLAND, Sept. 2-Market very firm; common
9oc 9 w; Lump 81 40; Casks, 25c
Wood-Firm at IS for best.
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Foreign Exports.

Foreign Exports.
ST. JOHN, NIB. Steamer New York-SOOO lbs
machinery II bush oysters 1850 lbs paper 800 pairs
rubber Shoes 1900 lbs tobacco 1900 yds wooden goods
Schr Falcon-l200 bbls flour.
Foreign Imports.
HALIFAX. Ms. Steamer Famouth-1 horse to
j Lscomb, casks skins bales do hhds pelts to
II Fling, 800 boxes Holsters s61 pkgs do to j w
Jones, "a bbls oil to Conley & Co. 3l6 boxes canned
fish to Burnham & Morrill,, ponies TO Eastern Ex
Co, pkgs merchandise to Swetts Elk.
ST. JOHN, NIB. Steamer City of Portland-1
wagon to Riley tub oatmeal to j McCallum !
Dbl shad to j Barton, Al pkgs merchandise to G L
Railroad.
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04
Foreign Imports.
DaiIy Domes,ic rsecc;uss

Eastern Railway-do, Norton, Chapman & Co 4OC
bbls -four w III Milliken 100 do do, A Norton 1O(
do do, L A Bachelor 100 do do.
BY water conveyance 900 bush cornmeal to Gee
w True s. Co.
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04
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The Recognition OF Spain.

LONDON, Sept. 3.-The Morning Post says
that Senior kascon, the Spanish Minister at
Berlin, delivered his credentials to Emperor
William yesterday. The newly accredited min
listers of Spain at London, Brussels and the
Hague will also present their credentials in
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04
GOLD ORCHARD BEACH,"
New England Temperance
CAMP MEETING.
Commencing Sept. 9th at 8 P. M.

Welcome Address by his Excelleney. Gov Dingley
John b. Cough, Henry Ward Beecher and p. Ii.
Boole OF New York and other distinguished speakers
are expected to be present. Prominent men and
women also who have been engaged in the Crusade
movement in New York and other places will be
present to assist in the meeting.
III Reform Clubs or other Temperance organiza-
lions desire large tents they them By writ
ing TO NJ Il. Palmer, Orchard Beach. Private tents
can be secured by writing to F. A Leavitt Portland
Board and lodging can be had on the ground at
usual camp meeting rates. Correspond with Rev. f.
Luce, Old Orchard, for other matters concerning the
meeting.
se2dtf Per order of Committee.
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04

At Cherokee, Ala, Wednesday, young Rad
zers, son of the town marshal. was shot and
instantly killed in a saloon by John McClosky,
son of the circuit clerk at Tuscumbra
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04
A Centennial Celebration

WILL be held at New Gloucester, Sept. sth,
w 1874. Grafton by T. II. Haskell, Esq, at
10 a. M music by the band and choir. picnic dinner
speaking In the afternoon, by able speakers. A
cordial invitation is extended to all former citizens OF
JOSEPH CROSS Com
A. III. NEVENS, of
A. c. CHANDLER, Arrangem'ts.
New Gloucester, Aug 20. 1871. 'agZ9d3tSw1ts
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04

Door plates and street numbers, as fine an
assortment as can be found in New England,
at A. 81. Atwood's, gold and silver platter, q
Market SQUARE aug29e0d2wg
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04
The English Pilgrims.

PARIS, Sept. 3 The English pilgrims arriv-
ed at Pontigny yesterday. The party numbers
313, and includes Archbishop Manning, Earl
Gainsborough and other members of the nobll-
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04

ANYTHING desired in Catholic Bookstore
can be found at L. P. McGowan's, Congress
Block. le16tf
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04

,-t. European Markets.
LONDON, Sept. 3-12.30 P. M.-Consols at 924 a
92s for money.
LONDON, Sept. 3-12.3O P. M.-American securi-
ties-Erie 31i.
LinERPoOL, Sept. $3.50 P. M.-Cotton market
steadier; Mddhng uplands at Sd: do Orleans ~
at std sales 1000 bales including 1000 bales Tor
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04

A fire in East Boston Wednesday night
burned out Davis & Greenwood, dry goods.
Loss $500; insured,
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04
TEIE pEESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots OF tes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Brunch 90 Go'
Andrews Wentworth, Glendenning, Moses, Hender-
tbeeity.
at Bidieford, of Pillsbury
At Saco of l., Hodgdon,
At Waterville, OF j. S. Carter.
at Bath, of j. 0. Shaw.
at Lewiston of French Bros. and Stevens s. Co.
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04
A singular Esiscoyery.

A rich vein of hematite iron ore was discoy--
cred at the corner of Washington ana North
Moore streets in this city yesterday, while ex-
cavating for the foundation of a new building
1t is said to be the first mineral of any kind
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04
WASHINGTON.

The Department of Justice issues Gnsfruc-
tiOns ia Regard to Southern % msrages.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3-As a result of the
conference held at the War Department at
noon to-day, the following was issued this at
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04

New YORK, Sept, 3.-Ehe specie shipments
to Europe to-day aggregate S260,203, of when
100000 was in gold com and the balance In
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-04
Enongh.

1t is now said the statement of Moulton and
'EHiton will not be published till next week.
The general public seems to have in a great
measure dropped the subject,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-15

r A. MERRIAM. N. n.
Rl.slllEAT SURGEON & PHYSICIAN.
tiigrcn, Iowa.
'sa rrtsllatp uf Michigan University.
lncmlFr III the North Iowa Medical SM.le.
~. asvnirs his whole time 10 hls profession
and l. prepared 10 allsMer nh culls either bY
slay or night, Hills nre always due IN soo,l
~ services have lecn rendered.
sgfOllce aud residence In first building
North u Tiaf- eilltv.. M stalr~. vlA-s1
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despair ~ h. ~a,lea inte the ail'cr ,
his f,icn'. Bah .A,res. and launel,.
the aforesaid question 10 lin.
why. what's the trouble ncw 4
and go,a'.na'uyel liah, \ ypunv ,awyc
who Aai just l.ans eAt IL sliu.'e, s'u
u tae mus'v salamc II leaal l.re o,,I
wh'cN hc Ind Aeon pegiat aui rayc III
attention 10 Ralph's sfiesauee.
"l''s Just ,ltis. anl Ralph opcned
his clcnehcl hand. disclosing il lc,t,,
crushed into thousand dsshcrat,
wrinkles Here's ny answer frtm
the trustees Il Monroe Aealemy, Tie,
are satisfied with nj recommendations.
AMI my references appcAr aneSeeI'iaa.
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NoSRan. oeronEh II

NnSRaG, peIanEh II.
nfAg nnn,--lt's ihc middle 1T tho
term. anti ~-as said tic lamehlca nan.
irl Webster Il still live. =
Rrsil, a,nl truly. I'm enjoying my
school much, except for TINT one thing
Mh'e', ,nakes me feel guilty all tie
willie, You anil | alouo know wha,
that i. lsul can SO the wisdom af
the trustees IN their stipulation. fsr !
never YET funn,. H., oi schael girls ~
haruln sca,um A. tie, arc hrrc. THUS,
Miss Peters isan only child. beauty
anL an heiress, and very much spelled:
her Whole mini hear. and snu scpl, IN
BE- absorbed IN conjaguting the serl,
ito ilirt" IN NIL L. modss and tenaeH.
She even tried lcr arsr upon M, tut.
lasins aside my ''marrird" pre,,nsr. |
never fanriea that style of young laly.
Failing In that rlo took 10 pointing,
aud created a rebellion in tie ahnol
| to"k a straight cuurac. and sen, her
home to ponder OH tho error ur her
wnss, she ca,np back the nrAt DAY. ak.
ed ny forgiveness very swee.ly. aud
has h.en as good ~ !, kitten ever since
but lnpk ior the claws daily, There
arc other high spirits IN tho school, hut
she il tho hclle aud acknowledged lua.l.
Or. Then there are some quiet Or.
,lerels ones. just my idea # lirls ps
tho, should lc. Int | mustn't forget
tla, I'm married man.
Deh, you ..mcmhur | holl you ,e-
sponsble fpr my white los this yesr.
I'm careful as possible. La, fear Mrs.
Opie nigh, sometimes hc shocked.
Yours hastily.
Rslrn Nlllrrr.
Thus Ralph went ~, winning gollen
opinions from everybody. gaining the
love and respect u his scholars, ana
more than all, III the eyes of some,
bringing back to Monroe Academy its
former reputation. Tho school ladc
fair 10 increase IN sizo thus adding IL
tho material prosperity ofthe place. and
vc are All really ~ laso anybody who
helps t. Oil our pockets.
At tho clasr of tho term 10 wont
home u srcnl u fori,ight's vacation.
"lles kind Of cx.ravagan., | guess.
remarked Jrrusha Grum. 'lIis jou,n-
~ back and q, two days In tho cars
each way, II cost him snthin.'"
Now don't blame him grain. FIR
goin' home.' sail Mrs. Watkins,
" Course hr wants II scc his wife, md
Lc' Il be there to Thanks.isin. too.
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maaam tiIere riegling asass. ,he
girls III the enFaer) asked hsm hoa
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fedder Tim ever anil sail Mi l.,ne
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but I'm are Didn't mean Ii II, ia,o
his affairs. tnly jus, u show m inter
est In hun
- rncss 10 scs enough store hy his
wife. : sail little Mrs Ellio,. tic pct.
mistress. lie senl Ter th.ec letters nl-
ready
"Fialleslicks on scented PAPER AMI
mono. gramrsrs. or whatever ,aek are.
iaia N'ss Grum spisefally. They (,
sin / ~ sare sivn u love"
Tie ''fre y FL considered" "a.
nalfel the president, hsy. 'rs. Nara.
Y, il ler ,lirnidcl manner, ~ whether
y will teach a gnul school. " have
'aa snah wanaalous goings on in our ,
.alrmy, tia, I, fpr unc rejoice if wc
aso. At last, steady, sensible mar
iea man - rrccel,or, \,
"lic wea't 'akn tho lead Ii flirting. ,
'at II "a sniuo consolation. rcnnfkcd !,
lrs Peters, tho mother III kvsc. !,
Somehow tile eirls seem all possessed
'tels, and it new beau comes into i
'wn, " IL lerl Or bcggar, they're IN :
fter him.
IL. .an. inn alter tho !.
caus, sail Annahcl Simpson. IN ~ /
neply injured \ tome ms though she o
herself especially implicated. i,
hcreat tie girls IN tho cnrner hal am !,
l,ef gistle.
"Aur | IL, Ia 10 manner &c means. :
.lieel Miss irum. = Gereely that the Il,
'rner loeamt narasripns with mrrri- il
en'. nnl t'e Itesiaent rrut.eusly i,
tangea tl,e subject Il the consersa- I
an Iii
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f'ace a'.1 lalaiN,s .hrs ssif "a! ~ b
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aansh.r iiis.
! mouth !a'er rslpa Willet, opened
the fall term II Monroe academy.
Tie else II thc tirs, lay ]. school
tiowa tic 5aliy sidewalk wen, y tris &c
s'htal rlrls--i,Asa l'.tcrs. i handsome
drysss 1el'e, Aate Martin. tho aise
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amaaF t'ip haIe' | trustees.
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fathey F a " l,arp. In taus.
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