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INDIAN Murders,

CHICAGO, July 14,-The correspondent of the
Inter Ocean, writing from Cimarron, New
Mexico, the Sth inst, says:
Last Saturday hostile Indians, supposed to
be Cheyennes made dash on Malache's rancho
on the Vermijo river, u miles from Cimarron,
killed the herder and drove off twenty two
horses. They made an attack the same day on
two ranches on Grow Creek and Canadian river
and killed two other herders They moved off
10 the direction of Dry Cimarron river and
made an attack on the ranches and .ierding
grounds along that stream. They seem to have
everything their own way, killing people and
driving off stock at pleasure. Sixteen persons
are reported killed at the Dry Cimarran, max
ing the loss in Colfax county nineteen. One
Indian was wounded on the Vermjo, but they
probably sustained no additional loss.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
new Advertisements To-Day

AUCTION COLUMN.
In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. P Mattocks
Household Furniture f. o. Bailey & Co.
Furniture, oc-F. .. Bailey a. Co.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
/. o. o. F.-Maipe Lodge.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Young Lady Wanted.
Wanted w. j. Holland & Co.
Copartnership Notice Chas j. Walker 81 Co.
Bay View Iouse-J. II. Moulton
Cavalry Wanted.
Tenement TO Let,
Wilkins House-Deering.
Steamer G. A. Warren-Charles Sawyer.
Lost Pocket Book.
Probate Notices-Wnl. K. Neal.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Visitors to Mt. Desert--LoIing, Short & Harmon
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MAGINLEY's CIRCUs.-This afternoon and
evening Maginley's circus, said to be the larg-
est and best travelling, exhibits on the Deering
lot. In addition to the circus is menagerie
containing many rare and curious animals.
The many attractions are fully set forth in our
advertising columns.
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Sixth Despatch.

1920 p. M.-The fight with the fire is now on
State Street and Wabash Avenue, between Van
Buren, and Harrison Streets The flames seem
to be slowly giving way to the persistent efforts
of the firemen and it is hoped will be stayed
before long. The ST. James Hotel is the last
building that has commenced to burn, but as
on the particular locality indicated above. the
spread of the fire will be more easily checked.
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SroLEN.-Mr Harris Crandall had new suit
Of clothes stolen from his boarding place on
Free street, yesterday morning by barber
who boarded at the same place. The thief
went into CrandalPs room and TOOK the clothes
and then went to the Eastern depot ana took
the train for Boston. Mr.. Crandall notified
the police and telegram. was sent TO boston
asking for his arrest on arrival there.
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BASE BALL.-There are three junior clubs tc
play for the second money offered at the state
tournament. The Dirigos will play the Noun
taineers Friday afternoon July 18th, and Sat
urday afternoon, July 18th, the Haymakers
will play the club that wins Friday. The club
that wins Saturday will receive the prize mon
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Baxter Preparing for TronbIc.

ST.. LOUIS, July IA despatch to the Dem
ocrat from Little Rock says that all the militia
in the city were under arms last night. One
company went ir to camp in the state house
yard. Gov. Baxter has teegraphed TO the
country for two companies more These move
ments are made IN view of the assembling of
the state constitutional convention to-day, but
thereeis are no reports of even threatened OPP
position to hat body.
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ANOTHER BREAK-A tramp named Cash,
attempted to break into the house of William
Adams, on Cumberland Street, yesterday morn
ing. He raised a window and was Just enter
ing when Mrs Adams entered the room and he
left The same man has been detected several
times before in making similar breaks
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ST. LOUIS, July I4.-Mrs Smith, wife of P.
FL. Smith, living ten miles east OF Kansas City,
while laboring under tit of temporary insani-
ty, yesterday, gave heavy does Of strychnine to
her daughter, six years of age, and her baby,
four mon lbs old, and then took large quanti-
ty herself. The mother and baby died, but the
little daughter will recover.
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FINANCIAL AND COMM EssCKAL
Portland wholesale Mar,.,.

TUESDAY, July 1.-THE market much the Same
as at last quotations. Sugars very strong at yes
terdays prices and there is prospects of decline
Flour is dull and unchanged. Corn exhibits no
change. The fish market is steady with good de-
mand. The weather the past week has affected all
of the markets more or less
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PREMATURE Loss OF THE HAIR, which is so
common nowadays, may be entirely prevented
by the use of Burnetts Cocoaine. 1t has been
used in thousands of cases where the hair was
coming out in handsful and has pever failed to
arrest its decay, and to promote a healthy and
vigorous growth 1t is at the same time unri-
vailed as dressing for the iiar. A single APP
plcaton will render it soft and glossy for sew
eral days. jne15-3tws
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Il q h h, L & N.



KEssENGEN, July 14-Prince Bismarck APP
peared at the public gardens last evening and
was greeted with the utmost enthusiasm. Mu-
steal societies. accompanied by great crowd of
people, sereDaded HIM at his residence. In re-
spouse. the Chancellor appeared and, after ex-
pressing his thanks for the demonstrations,
said the attempt ON his life was not aimed at
his person, but at the cause he represt nted, =
In conclusion he proposed three cheers for the
German Empire and the allied German pow
ers. The people responded with repeated
cheers There is to be a thanksgiving service
in the Protestant church to-day for the proyi-
dental escape of the Premier.
The Assassins.
1t IS reported that Kullman has confessed
that he intended to assassinate the Premier,
and that he used expressions indicating that
others were implicated in his scheme. A
priest named Kolteler has been arrested at
Schweinfurt, under the belief that he was ac-
cessory to the shooting. He came from Kis-
singer yesterday
A Refractory Bishop.
LONDON, July 14.-The Times special cores
pondent at Berlin telegraphs that Bishop Pad
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MILWAUKEE,, July H.-Fiour has an advancing
tendency; extra Spring 20. Wheat is dull holders
anxious to SELL No at 20; No 9 do at 1879 cash
and seller July; Is seller Aug Oats scarce at 55Jc
for No 2. Corn is higher; No2 Idxed &C. Rye high
er at 92c tor No /. Barley is easier; No 8 Sping at
los.
Lake Freights nomnal-wheat to Buffalo SIC do to
Oswego at &c.
Receipts-5,000 bbIs -four, 50 900 bush wheat.
Shipments II 900 bbls flour. 102. 900 bush wheat
DETROIT. July 14.-F1our quiet and Unchanged
Wheat steady; 53s for extra; No White at 46a !;
70 tor mber Michigan. Corn steady. Oats in good
demand at SIC.
Frelghts to Oswego 81.
European Markets.
: LONDON, July IA II. 80 A. M.-American securi-
t1es-U. 5. 5-2Os, 1862, 97h. Erie 30l "a 800.
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EXCURSION To-day occurs the Catholic pic
mic at Little Hog Island. Boats leave Central
wharf at different times during the day, apd
there is no doubt but what there will be crowd
nresent There is very long list of amuse-
ments provided.
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THOSE who intend to get tickets for tho
Mercantile Library Association excursion to
the mountains, should get them to-day for the
number is limited and 125 have already been
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BURNETT's FLAvoRTNG EXTRACTs.-The su
periority of these extracts consists in their
perfect purity and great strength. They are
warranted free from poisonous oils and acids
which enter into the composition Of many of
the Fictitious fruit favors now in the market
They are not only true to their names, but are
prepared from fruits of the best quality, and
are so highly concentrated that comparatively
small quantity only need be used. 3tW&S
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A JOY FOR EvER.-Such is fine head of
hair. It's the pride of youth and the glory of
age. Alcoholic and mineral washes should
never be used; simple and heathful prepara-
tons are best; such is Bearine made by Perry
Davis & Son. Use no other
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NEW YORK.
The Iowa Central.

New YORK, July 14.-A meeting of the first
mortgage bond holders of the Iowa Central
Railroad was held yesterday, when the COM
mttee appointed on the Sth inst. reported that
the road was in a helpless state of insolvency,
and foreclosure was recommended as the best
Of linz IL nif. ,irs
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MEMOIR TELEGRAMs.

The Panama Railroad Company has ordered
half million dollars worth of steel rails, to
replace the iron rails ow ON that road as fast
as worn out
The police of Vienna have issued circular
giving description of d person whom they
suspect OF design to assassinate the Emperor
of Austria.
In Philadelphia Monday, John Williams
shot and dangerously wounued his wife, who
had refused to live with him
Agnes Strickland, the English historical
authoress, died Monday, aged 6S years.
Judge Benedict of New York has decided
that the pilots are entitled to off shore pilotage
from the bark Nevasta notwithstanding the
captains refused to allow.
VIM. b. Duncan entertained 600 poor chill
dren of Staten Island at his residence yester-
day.
The yacht Foam, - tons burden, left Toronto
Saturday for trip to Niagara, with eight per-
sons, and has not since been seen.
At Saratoga yesterday the Yale College club
were "whtewashed'' by the Harvard club.
The score stood Harvards 4, Yales 0.
The American Pathological convention began
its sixth session at Hartford yesterday,
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CITY fairs.

Asa special meeting of the Mayor and AL
dermen yesterday afternoon an order was
passed directing the Portland Horse Railroad
Company to pave with wooden pavement be-
tween their rails on Middle street from Union
to the junction of Free and Middle streets.
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MI, A. EXCURSION. About twenty tickets
for the Grand excursion to the White Mountains
vet remain unsold, and can be secured on early
application. A vssaSo ne wise issasn Gent.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

hoy AcCfdehtHEIy BiIIs HIS MOfhcr.
BOSTON, July 14-Mrs Maggie Smith Of
Charlestown, was shot and instantly killed by
he'll son, nine years old, last evening They
were in auction room III Roxbury, where the
boy found an old pistol, and in playing with 1t
it was discharged.
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WHITE Shetland shawls for $l.25 and up
wards, at Coyell & Company's old stand, Con-
gress, corner Brown streets jy13tf
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eroarn has received another sentence of $4,000
thaiers five and three months detention in the
lol tiess .or PerslstnS III the VIOLATION OF the
'a"''
outrage ny '"e Cariisis'
- opeciSi uispatches from MADRID report that
forceman,S 10 io'n-
Erash nniroo h.uo boon oomrittoa h., 4t,o
CarIists who are ranorted 70 have robhe3 a md
nearly ,onrdaraJ y d"otor ond otbers uDbo -
sent ont to brIn,, soma wounded Rannb,;"a ne
within the lines
"''iiiii 'ho ihco'
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Daily Domestic Receipts

Grand Trunk Railroad-Hawes, Hilton & Tarbox
100 bbls -four, King 81 Gilman 100 do ID Keazer loo
do, Norton 81 Chapman 100 do; Stevens & Co 1 car
oats Waldrcn 81 True do corn, G III True dc
corn.
Ky water conveyance 1000 bush cornmeaI to Geo
W True s. Co.
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Foreign ExnOras

HALIFAX, Ms. Brig d w Hennesey-120O bbls
flour, LOO empty boxes box labels bbis covers
10 do lime.
ST. JOHN. NIB. Schr Ulalume- 900 bbls -four.
Foreign Imports.
PICTOU, Ms. Brig w Gordon -435 tons coal to
ID Whidden.
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The Fire mt Rockport, Hi.

The fire in Rockport yesterday afternoonswas
Ios oG being Estimated at from $780, to SO ooo
with only $1,000 insurance. The principal
losers are G. q. Gearns & Co., drugs, &c, $15,-
600; b. Milard, livery STABLE $500; Raneys
meat market, $500. The Good Templars lose
building valued at $500. One fireman was
sunstruck and another seriously hurt by falling
from a building.
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"WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY Is. IA
THE PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Brunch u Co.,
Andrews, Wentworth Glendenning, Moses, Hender-
son, and Chisholm Bros on all trains that run out oil
the city.
At Biddeford, of Pillsbury.
AT Saco OF L, Hodgdcn,
AT Waterville, OF j. 5. Carter.
AT Bath, OF j. 0. Shaw
AT Lewiston, of French Bros. and Stevens & Co.
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SCHUMACHER Bros. have just completed a
neat little Album containing twelve of the
principal views in Portland. IL is a very pref
ty affair 60 and see it. jiy13-1w
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FIRES.
Al manIsaee.

CHICAGO, Jnly IA special says that fire
at Manstee, yesterday afternoon, destroyed six
stores and part of the contents of the Eagle
Hotel, which latter was set on fire. One of the
proprietors was arrested, charged with having
caused the fire in his building. The total loss
is about $4,000; partially insured.
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The steamship Nevada, which arrived at
Queenstown Sunday from New York, was in
collision with an ceburg during fog and sus-
tanned some damage A portion Of the ice
berg fell on her forecastle.
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o. D. GREEN,

GALVESTON, July 14.--Advices from Fort
Sill TO the Sth inst. state that on the 4th, near
Skeleton Creek, tram of forty wagons was
attacked by Cheyennes and Kiowas and burn
ed, together with some men belonging to the
train; also that eleven of 800 warriors, Chey
ennes AID Comanches, who recently attacked
settlement at Abode Walls on the Canadian
river, near Antelope Hills, were killed and
many wounded by about twenty-five settlers
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LONDON, July 14-The Times special cores
pondent at Berlin telegraphs that Bishop Pad
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DECAYS EFFACING FINGER will never mar
the teeth that are brushed daily with Odorifer-
Gus Sozodont. 1t lends floral fragrance to
the breath as well AS protects the teeth from
corrosion and decomposition. ily13d&w1w
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DAVID TUCKER.-rhis well known and high
ly respected citizen of Portland, died on Mon
day evening quite suddenly, from paralysi
of the heart. He has for many years been a
job printer, in which trade his reputation was
second to none in Maine
Mr.. Tucker for more than twenty years has
been prominent and influential member of
the New Jerusalem church, and his life has
been creditable to his profession. He was u
member of the Odd Fellows and Masonic or
ders and was by them universally respected.
He was also member OF the Odd Fellows
Relief Association.
Mr.. Tucker was an amiabe and intelligent
gentleman, having DO enemies, but leaving a
host of warm and earnest friends. He was 81
wears of age
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Sr. PAUL, July 14-Alluding to the impress
sion which seems prevalent at the East, that
nearly the entire state is overrun with grass
hoppers and the crops utterly destroyed, the
Press publishes statement showing that the
total damage done by the grasshopper raid is
equivalent simply to the loss of one-half the
usual crop, or about the same as if the average
yield throughout the state were diminished
from any source something ever IL bushels
per acre below the general average. 1t extends
over only about one-tenth of the area of the
state and involves about one-thirteenth of the
population The crops GU tsde the devastated
region promise most abundant yield.
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+. o. Bailey & Co., will sell at o'clock to-
= day the valuable real estate No. 10 Thomas
street. See auction column.
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THE INDIANS.
Indian Troubles Exaggerated

WASHINGTON, July H.-The following des-
patch was received at the headquarters of the
tue army this morning by mail:
ST.. PAUL, MINI. July s.
To the asst. Adjt Gen. of the Military DiUis-
ion Of Missouri at Chicago, III The telegraph
line at Pembina is just re-opened. The first
news from st. Joseph was much exaggerated
as to the number of Indians. The officer in
command of the detachment there reports from
the best information he can get that the raid
ing party consisted of only five or six persons.
After numbering the family reported IN my for
mer despatch, they left for the West toward
Fort Tetten.
The people of the country who brought their
families into Fort Pembina in the first scare
are now returning to their homes. Everything
seems to be quieted again except the command
ing officer who seems to think thare are In
dams around who have not yet shown them
selves. | will telegraph him to be wide awake
aud watchful and vigorous in action when any
is required and keep posted one company from
each of the Forts, Smelling and Ripley, and be
ready to march at an hours notice if assistance
is necessary.
(Signed) o. d. GREEN,
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A fire at Big Rapids, Mich, yesterday, de
stroyed ten business houses and propert,
amounting to SO, 900.
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Large Sale Of
Household Furniture
EY AUCTION.

nN TIL URSDAY, Jnly 10th, at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ,
" at house IS Spring street. We shall sell PaIlo
Suits, Tables, Carpets Chamber sets Fine Hair Mat
tresses, Feat her BeIs Wouandk xcesior Mattress e.
Toilet Sets Quilts Alright land Coal Stoves bed
steads: Sinks, Tables, Mirrors, Chairs, Extension
and Dining Room Chairs Croekery, Glass and Silver
plated Ware. Cutlery, Cook Stove, together with
the kitchen furniture
II O. BAILEY a. co. Auctioneer-.
iuIt a
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naE,rE skNs.ssGsCAa.

ANYTHING desired in Catholic Bookstore
can be found at r. Z. McGowan's, Congress
Rlnclc iel6H
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New YorIk ssock and Money narIze,.

RocKLAND, July 13-Common soc @ 1 90; Luml
81 40; Casks, 20 q 25c; Wood, co.
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ROston stock List.

tSales at the Brokers' Board. July HI
Eastern Railroad ........... ..........5 5h0 Ssh
Second Call
Eastern Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 55
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The President and Mrs Grant arrived at Sar-
atoga yesterday morning.
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Erie Organization.

Hon. III. J. Jewett was elected President of
the Erie Railway Company upon the organiza-
ton of the board to-day. A. r. McDonough
was chosen Secretary, and w. 2. Sherman
Treasurer Five hundred and seventy-eight
thousand shares were voted at the election for
the directors The stockholders adopted reso-
lutions ratifying the $4O,O0O,O0O mortgage, the
lease of the Atlantic & Great Western, the
purchase of stock in the Buffalo, New York &
Erie Railroad and various coal corporations
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CONCORD, July 14-Burglars entered the
house of John NJ. Hill, about two o'clock this
morning and stole silver ware to the value of
about Shn
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"PETE" and ''BARNEY,'
Whose reputation through Europe and America is
OF the most popular and amusing nature. The thor
oughly educated horse
"STEPHEN A. DOUGLASS
Seemingly endowed with the intellect of human
being. The performing horse
"ORLANDO,"
The fire king The only horse in the world that per-
forms the feat Of
Leupiug through Balloons of Fire.,
The smallest Elephant in the world, only years
of age. Besides a complete catalogue OF rare wild
beasts. such as
Lions. Tigers, Zebras. Yaks, Sacred Cat
tie, <seindeers, Emens, Glands,
and museum of natural wonders never before plac-
ed on exhibition.
The Grand Street Caravan on the morning of the
Exhibition will pay to come miles to see.
The streets crowded with Massive Glittering Dens
filed with Living Wild Beasts! Every cage is
adorned with silk and Golden Banners, representing
the emblems OF all nations, heraled by the monster
CORNET BAND of 25 thorough Musicians, under
the personal Dictatorship of PROF. ADoLPH MICH
OILS the most skillfu and ACCOMPLISHED musician eli
the day.
Doois open at and p NJ. giving all an opportuni-
ty of visiting the Paviions devoted to the Museum,
Menagerie and Mechanical Department, before the
Recollect that
NE TICK ET
Admits to the Menagerie, Museum. Circus, and Ex-
position of Trained Animals. Admission to All of
the above 80 cts. Children under years 25 cts.
Special Notice. People in Charge of teams on
the Street are requested to pay particular attention
to them that they may not become frightened as the
Band Chariot, drawn by 40 Horses and Elephants
moves in procession.
All lines of Railroads will Excursion trains to
the nearest points of Encampment daily afordiDg
Citizens from the Surro 1nding Country opportu-
nifty of visiting the finest Geological and Equestrian
Establishment ever brought TO America
Read our Catalogues, Programmes and descriptive
bills, and Iecollect the date of our coming.
Will also Exhibit at Brunswick. July 16, Bath H.,
lewiston Is.
CLAUDE DEHAVEN,
General Advertising Agent, and Director of all Pub
lications jy11,14,15
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DR.. Henry j. Cullen of Brooklyn, died at
Kenderhook, N Y, to day, aged s.
Judge Moore iutimated to-day that he would
send Kate Stoddard to the Poughkeepsie Luna
tic Asylum.
Tweed has made application for better quar-
tiers at the peniientiary. He desires them en-
larged, as his health is suffering during the hot
weather.