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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-02
WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, July 1.-The payments made
from the Treasury by warrant during June
1875, were as follows: On account of civil and
miscellaneous items, SIS, l42 076; war, 1884
624:56; navy, 81, 150,06605; interior, Indians
and PENSIONS ST. 1885, 472, II; total, $11, 52, 240-
Al. The above does not include payments made
on account OF interest or principal of the pub
lie dept
Postmaster General Jewell on the Postal
Service.
Postmaster General Jewell says his tour of
inspection among the postmasters afforded him
magnitude of the service. The postmasters be-
ing unanimously in favor of raising the rate of
registration from eight to ten cents, the Post
master General made an ORDER to that effect on
his return. The Postmaster General is of the
opinion that the clerks in the postoffices receive
less compensation for the wosk they are re-
quired to do than any other men in the service
He thinks the pay of the letter carriers is fair,
though they have to work very hard, and that
the pay of the railway postal clerks is good
He thinks plain post offices in less expensive
situations, with plenty of light, &C., would
answer all the requirements quite as well as
the costly structures now being erected. He
made special inquiries of all the postmasters
he met as to whether there were not many old
stage lines on which the mails were yet being
CARRIED, land which might be discontinued with
out detrment to the service by reason of rail-
and found several such cases and requested
postmasters to notify him of such useless service
He is satisfied that a material saving can be
made in the states he visited, as it is often the
case that the old stage service is still kept on
the books of the department, while the rail-
roads are carrying the mails. 1t was found
that one steamb )at line was paid $4,000 per
anDum for carrying the mails, while there were
railroads ON each side of the river.
Various Matters
Internal revenue receipts $685., 1000, customs
receipts $175676
One million of gold was awarded at from
1168S1 to 1868.
The commissioner of Indian affairs has by
letter notified Prof. Marsh of Yale College of
the appointment of a committee consisting OF
A. H. Bullock of Mass, Hon Thos. G. Fletch-
er of Mo-, and Hon. Geo. ". Lane of New
York, to investigate the affairs at the Red
Cloud agency, and requested him to reduce his
complaints to written statement, to be accom-
panied by such proofs and suggestions as to re-
liable sources of evidence as will aid in secur.
ing thorough examination.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-02
THE BLACK HILLS.

New YORK, July IA letter from Camp
Jenney, Clusters Gulch, Black Hills, June 80,
says:
There is gold here. Colonel Dodge and other
officers can vouch for this Mr.. Jenney has
seen the gold and all can testify to that fact,
not to mention the entire command of soldiers
and teamsters. Mr. Jenney is cautious about
committing himself to a positive statement,
however, except as to the presence of gold.
The extent of the area which will indicate the
presence of gold cannot be estimated. 1t will
have to be carefully examined and explored
The soldiers and Transfers take quite naturally
to the work of ''panning gold" Quartz veins
are very numerous in every direction, and there
has been some prospecting by miners. The in
dications of the rock show that it is gold bear
ing, although silver may be found. Gulch dig
gings or placer mines are superficial in charac-
ter, although they attract pioneers. The
Indians so far have not been seen, but of course
there are the usual signs. They no doubt look
upon Colonel -Dodge's command as another
military expedition to capture and take out of
the hills the miners found here. What their
course will be when they discover their mistake
no one can tell. 1t may be that when the
Washington delegation Of chiefs return there
will be war, fast and furious. The miners are
to be looked after and lively times may be
cOunted unon
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-02
MINOR TELEGKAMs.

The bond of Treasurer New is for $3.50, Goo.
His bondsmen are citizens of Indianapolis.
The coupons of the Vermont Central and
Stanstead & Chamby road boEds were paid
yesterday Notwithstanding rumors that they
would not be.
The annual commencement at Yale College
began yesterday morning, and the exercises
were largely attended.
Two New Hampshire Representatives have
resigned on account of dispute before the
committee on education relative to the number
of ratable polls in the places which they rep
resent.
Commencement at Trinity College yesterday.
California TEMPERANCE reformers Yesterday
nominated full state ticket headed by w. E.
Lovett for Governor.
despatch from Cambridge City, Indiana,
states that there was another heavy rain in
that vicinity on Monday aud Tuesday, which
did great damage to the track, culverts and
bridges on the Fort Wayne Railroad.
Two deaths from sunstroke occu rred in Wash
ington yesterday.
All the money in the United States Treasure
er's Office is being counted. About 125 ladies
are engaged in the work.
State Manager Prescott of Massachusetts,,
assumed formal control of the Troy and Green
field Railroad and the Hoosac Tunnel yester-
day. He will have his headquarters at Green
The Executive Committee of the National
Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry is in ses-
The official decree of the Madrid government
forbids time contracts in gold in Cuba.
The New York Post took possession of its
new office yesterday, the 50th anniversary of
the day Ola which Mr.. Bryant began his edto-
rial labors on the Post.
George w. De Haven was fatally stabbed at
Osdensburg, N. Y, Wednesday, by man
named Ferguson, and the latter was also badly
stabbed after being arrested, by friend of De
Haven. They were all attached to the same
show.
Brewer, who shot Clarke in Baltimore. has
been admitted to bail in $4,000. Clarke is like
ly to recover.
The Worcester, flag ship of the North At
lantic Squadron, has arrived at Norfolk
The new liquor license law went into effect
in Boston yesterday. Eleven hundred persons
have paid into the treasury the aggregate sum
of $S8,0O0 for licenses. Police have received
imperative orders to enforce Wig oreusly the new
law.
Base ball at st. Louis-Brown Stockings IA,
Washingtons 2. AT Guelph, Ont, Hartfords
II, Maple Leafs 80.
The Pacific Mail Company will be paid to-
day $125,000 for three trips carrying the mails
across the Pacific
The shooting for the Abercorn cup began at
Dublin yesterday. The American rifemen
participated.
Admiral Worden has publicly expresse d
thanks for the reception given himself and Off
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-02
f OR E IG N.
French Interest i'm the Centcnnia

PARIS, July 1.-The Journal Officiel pub
fishes decree appointing special comm ittee
for the purpose of encouraging Frenchmen to
participate in the Philadelphia centennial ex-
hibition, and facilitating the efforts of those
who intend doing So The Committee is COM
posed of members of the Assembly, merchants,
and other persons a number of whom hold re-
lations with the United States
CarIisfs BOmbarding Several Towns.
MADRID, July 1.-Oficial dispatches an
nounce that the Alfonsist batteries opened a
heavy cannonade against Santa Barbara, Cira-
qui, Maneru, Oilla, Fuerta ArbaZa and Estel-
Ia Is shells have fallen within the latter town.
The Carllsts have abandoned Maneru.
Foreign Notes.
A Dublin despatch announces that Major
Leech has resigned the captaincy of the Irish
rifle team.
There is no diminution in the violence of the
measles and typhoid fever on the Fiji Islands.
Medical assistance is to be sent from Austria
liza.
At the nominations Wednesday for members
of the Quebec legislation, Is members were re-
elected by reclamation.
The report that the King of Burmah refuses
to allow British troops to pass through his ter
ritory is officially confirmed.
A revolt of the peasantry against the mobiles
in Deva, Pennsylvania, is reported. A battal.
lion of militia was defeated and a number of
persons killed. Troops have been sent to the
scene of the trOuhle
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-02
New York saock and moner lmarke,.

NEW YORK July 1-Evening.-MOney was easy at
"a per cent. CALL closing at per cent. Foreign
Exchange was firm at 4s7 for bankers 60 days and
400 for demand Gold opened at ll65 and closed at
1171-the extremes of the day. borrowing rates were
a. per cent. loans were also made fiat at / per
cent for carrying. The Assistant Treasurer PAR,
out to-day $685. 600 in interest, and $36 GOO re-
demptou OF bonds. The following the operations
at the Gold Exchange Bank: God balances 81 6i2,-
46; currency balances 81 1888 242; gross clearanc,s
1872 SOl 900. The following is the Clearing House
statement: Currency exchanges Ss23S2 l46 currency
balances $5214,1 1897 gold exchanges $S779, 49, gold
balances 81 369,S41 The customs receipts to-day
were $254,0OO. The transactions at the Stock EA-
change aggregated 2G6sO0 Shares including Eric $3.50
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS in MAINE
Appointments by the Governor

AUGUSTA, July 1.-The governor has ap.
pointed Gen. VIM. Fl. Titcomb of Rockland, as
county commissioner of Knox county, in place
of W. M. Trussell, resigned. Elisha II. Carter
of Montville is appointed coroner.
Fires.
GARDINER, July 1.-The house owned by Asa
Warren and occupied by family named
Moody, at East Pittston, was entirely Destroy
ed by fire the night of the 39th ult. Mrs
Moody narrowly escaped death by jumping
from window. Less 5000; no insurance.
MAcHIAs, July 1.-Thos. McReavy's house
and barn at Whitneyville were burned this
morning. The fire started in the barn, and
may have been caused by tramps, Loss $500;
insured one half.
Lewiston Driving Park.
LEWISTON, July lat Lewiston driving
park today, the sweepstakes was won by Phil
Sheridan; best time 23S; Auburn Maid second;
Little Fred third. Running race was won by
Goldsmith; Tom Riiohn second; Mexican Pony
third.
Maine Wesleyan Seminary.
At the meeting of the trustees of the Maine
Wesleyan Seminary held here today, the treas
urer reported the institution possessed real and
personal estate to the amount of $157 000 and
free from debt The normal department. was
established and Prof. Rich of Middetown ap-
pointed to superintend it. A theological de-
partment was established for scholars who
have not means to take course at a theologi-
cal school.
Class Exercises at Bates.
Glass exercises at Bates College this evening
was fully attended and interesting,
A Conductor Knocked from n Train
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July 1.-Conductor
Henry f. French was knocked from freight
train on the Eastern Railroad at Berwick this
afternoon and severely injured. 1t was proba.
bly, done by striking bridge He was brought
to this city in an unconscious state.
Run Over and Killed.
BDDEFoRD, July Frank Winship, a nine
year old son of Enoch Winship, fell from
loaded team this afternoon. One of the wheels
ran over his head, crushing it and killing him
instantly.
Injured by Circular Saw.
David Littlefed, while runLing circular
saw at G. NJ. Littlefeld's mill. Saco, had one of
his arms and three ribs broken and lung per
forated by piece of wood catching and flying
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-02

So thoroughly does Hunts Remedy brace up and
strengthen the constitution that kidney, bladder,
glandular and Bright's disease are promptly dis
PEELED from the system and health surely ensues.
Sufferers from gravel stone calculus in the blad
der brickdust deposits, incontiuence of urine, aec
tions of the PROSTATE gland, diabetes and all mala
dies of the nrno-gental organs speedily cured by
this medicine. 1t grants new life to worn out con-
stitHtion. jy2eod&w1w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-02
FINANC AL AND COMMERCIAL,
Portland Wholesale Markets.

FOFtHHHu WhOIesHIt INafK6tbs
THURSDAY, July 1.-The general market is rather
quiet. Flour is in tair demand and is little more
active. We quote as follows: Superfne at 759 90;
Elk Spring at 90 q 50; do Xxx 6 rs q 90; Mich
igan rs @ 7 90: do Xxx 725 q 7 so; do Family 90
a 30; Illinois x 6 so OF 90; do Xxx $50 q 50;
st. Louis x 6 IS; do Xxx 90 5000. Pork and lard
are still active and it is thought rise in the market
will be the result at present quote lard-kegs f
1b Is 154, terces do Is a 159, Pail 16 a 6l, Cad
dies II q III. Grain is firm with a fair demand.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-02
MASSACHUSETTS,.
An Insurance War,

Boston, July 1-Considerable excitement
exists in insurance circles here to-day over
difficulty between the National Board of Fire
Underwriters and Boston companies which
lately withdrew from the local beard. The
Manufacturers Fire and Marine having been
expelled from the national board for refusing
to open its books for examination by supervis-
ing agent, all seeding companies have made a
like refusal and it is supposed will be dealt
with in the same manner. 1t is thought
lively insurance war has broken out.
Mystic Park.
Good attendance at third day of meeting at
Mystic Park. First race was for horses that
never have beaten 240. Purse $1000-$60O 20
LIST, $500 to I'd, and 800 to Sd. Six horses
started.
R. G. Skaters b. G. Carrolton, 641121
r. S. Fosters b. 8. Ajax, $50 3 2
Farrell & Jennings ch g. John
Virgin, 11524S
w. Lovelps b. G. Clifton, 22243-
G. Ryers G. e. Ned, Sc o
A. Tufts b. NJ. Nellie, 3 3 g.
Time-2 31a 2.36, 23lA 2.s3, 236, 2341.
Second race, for horses that never have beat.
en- "a. Purse $l5OO-$9OO to LIST, $3.50 to I'd,
$3.50 to Sd.
|: s; Bakers b. g. Tom Keder, 53s411
w. FL. Comee's b. e. Gomez, 351162
/. A. Batchelder's b. g. John III,
T. O'Connor's b. G. George, 22455
r. Merrace's SPIT g. Spotted Colt, 44224
Dan Mace's b. &. Vanity Fair, 6 6 5 3 3
Owing to the darkness the second race was
not completed, but will be finished tomorrow.
Phi Beta Kappa.
The annual meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa
society of Harvard College was held to day, r.
III. Dana, Jr., presiding. The Grafton was de-
livered by ex President Woolsey of Yale Col
lege Subject: Honor, in its Relation to
Politics, and especially to Politics in Democ-
racy" The grafton was a grand rhetorical
effort. A poem was delivered by Rev. Walter
Mitchell of Middletown, CT, a graduate of
Harvard class of 1916. After the exercises at
the chapel, dinner was served in Massachu-
sets Hall.
Andover Theological Seminary.
ANDovER, July The exercises of the 47th
anniversary of Andover theological Seminary
were held to-day, aud in connection with them
the laying of the corner stone of the fine new
chapel, followed by the usual Commencement
dinner. The exercises were attended by
large number. Degrees were conferred upon
a graduating class of IS.
METEU sOLOGICAL
PROBABILITIES FNB % NEXT rwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
VAR DEPT, OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL
DEFIcER Washington, d. g.,
July 2, Il A. MI
Fer New England.
higher barometer, n. w. to N. e. winds, gen.
orally clear and cooler weather.