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The Portland daily press., 1875-12-21
BY TELEGRAPH,
MATTERS In MAINE
SLIGHT Railway Accident.

HALLowELL, Dec. 20.-When the accommo
daton train was about one mile below this city
this morning. the patent brake-rod broke and
fell to the ground, causing the axle of bag
gage car to break, and tearing out the entire
underworks of the car One man was slightly
injured. The passengers were brought to this
station on the engine.
Bold Burglary at Brunswick.
BRUNSWICK, Dec. 20.-The house of Richard
T. D. Melcher was entered by burglars about
three o'clock this morning, and six hundred
and fifty dollars in money and two watches
stolen from the room in which Mr.. MelcheI
was sleeping. He awoke and saw man near
his bed with the watches in his hand. He
was masked. He wore plush cap and had a
full beard Mr.. Melcher struck him with a
chair and caught him by the arm. The man at
tempted to run, but Mr.. Melcher kept hold of his
arm until they reached the door when another
burglar seized him, threw him down and both
escaped. Mr.. Melcher is confined to his bed in
consequence of injuries received. No clue to
the robbers.
Fire i'm Biddeford.
BIpDEFoRD, Dec 20.-A house owned by the
Water Power Company was burned yesterday.
Loss $500; insured in the Etna.
The Washington Fire.
WALRoBoRo, Dec. 20.-The insurance on the
mill of Lincoln & Mears at Washington,
burned Saturday morning, was in the North
British and Mercantile Company's, policy Of
$1,000,
An Alleged Bigamist.
Boston, Dec. 20.-The police arrested here
to-day Jas. FL. Thayer, alias Jas. Fl. Coombs,
on the charge or enticing IA years old girl
from her home in Lewiston, Me-, and after.
wards marrying her. He has wife living in
Maine and will be taken there for trial.
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-21

time which may elapse between the first symp-
tom and the actual eruption is not definitely
known. In December, 1854, similar appear
ances indicated approaching activity which did
not set in, however until May, 1856.
German iron clad feet will visit American
ports next year. 1t has been determined by
the German authorities, even previous to the
appearance last June of the Franklin and Alas
ka in German waters, to return the visit of the
Miantonomah and the Augusta, which took
place in 1866, and hence, should no preventive 9
circumstance arise, our centennial will be hon.
ored with the presence of several German men,
of-war. 1t is as yet undecided whether the
crown prince will accompany the fleet.
The wisdom of King Solomon was required
by Judge Donahue of New YORK, day or two
ago. when two women appeared before him,
both claiming the same child. The real moth
er, being unable to care for it, had committed
the little one, several years ago, to another wo-
man, who had become greatly attached to her
foster-chid, and refused to surrender its GUS
tody The judge decided in favor of the moth
er, whom the chill had forgotten, and to whom
1t went with hesitation and fear. The two wo-
men nearly came to blows, and when the child
was taken from her, the foster-mother fell to
the floor in hystercal fit, crying and scream
ing violently
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-21
THE TEMPERATURE.
I'm Maine.

In Maine.
The thermometer at Wells ind Gated % de-
grees below zero yesterday morning.
At North Berwick, q below.
at South Berwick, % below.
Windham, % below at O'Clock a. m
Waterville, Sunday, IS below. Monday &C.
Ice 15 inches thick is being harvested
Brownfied Centre, yesterday, 80 below.
Fryeburg, at sunrise yesterday, Al below.
It Augusta the mercury was 20 below.
"orham, % below at a. m., and mile
he village 38 below.
~ a. m, mercury was % below at
'.'s'-.nkus. 30 below, Oron), 25; Winter
'losdss|ewport, 81
9uu In New Hampshire.
- AspNewton Is. at Wolfboro function 16, at
Pennington %, at Roliugsford 10 to "a, at
North Conway 30, at Liconia Is, at Nashua 10,
at Portsmouth IL to 16, at Llttleton Al below.
I'm Vermont
At Montpelier the mercury was 30 below aud
att O'Clock 20 below.
AT Barre, 20 below.
Milan, 35 degrees below yesterday morning.
I'm Massachusetts.
AT Hayerhill, IA below at o'clock.
I'm Pennsylvania.
Milford at a. M below.
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-21
WASHINGTON.
of Colored Republicans.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2O.-A conference of co..
ored Republicans Of the District OF Columbia,
together with number of colored citizens of
the Southern States was recently held in this
city with the view of securing suffrage and in
creased benefits of education in this dictrct by
congressional legislation, and of bringing to the
people in regard to the means used by the
Democracy of Mississippi in overthrowing the
Republican majority and their apprehension
that similar results may be followed and like
course pursued by the 'white liners" in other
states.
A. w. A. Deleon of Mississippi, who presid-
ed said among other things that the action of
the present confederate leaders in the House
of Representatives ought to admonish them,
and if the loyal people do not rise in their
might and correct the Infamous abuse of power
now existing in nearly all of the Southern
States, they will see as appalling sight as the
Romans did when Pompey and Caesar drove
their murderous legions in blood over the liber-
ties of Rome
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-21
Grimes and Casualties,

Yesterday morning at Nashua, N. H., while
attempting to run on the turn table of the N.
A. u b. X. r., an enr ne was thrown into the
pit and the engineer, Mr.. Samuel Egan, was
killed.
Yesterday morning while Lewis B. Marden,
foreman of the Portsmouth Daily Times office,
was engaged ia adjusting some machinery in
the composing room, his coat was caught in one
OF the belts and in an instant he was drawn up
to one o. the rapidly revolving wheels. By
strong muscular effort he was able to hold him
self back until the machinery was stopped and
be was cut down. He was severely bruised
about the right arm and side. 1t was a re-
markabie escape.
Two men were found 10 the street in Hayer-
bill, Mass, during Sundoy night intoxicated
and nearly perishDg with the cold.
Joseph Haskell of Chelsea, had his leg badly
fractured Saturday by kick from his horse.
Mr. Haskell is 75 years of age.
In the police court at Lawrence yesterday
morning, Major John III. Brown and Mrs.
Florence D. Ordway, the parties accused Of
adultery by Mrs. Ordway's husband, waived
examination and furnished sureties of $500 each
for trial at Salem in January.
James Pease was killed at Meadville, Pa =,
yesterday, by the falling of bridge
The inquest in the case of the murdered Jew.
ess girl commenced in Brooklyn yesterday The
testimony fastens strong suspicion of guilt
On Rubenstein.
Court House, with records, at Camden, Ark,
was burned yesterday.
The Gazette Block at Little Rock was burn
ed yesterday. Loss $18,00
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-21
MARINE NEWS.
Schooner A shore.

BOSTON, Dec. 20.-Schooner Annie and Lii
ly of New York from Cedar Keys for Kenne-
bunkport, is ashore at Nauset Harbor. She
went on last night and is full of water, The
crew were taken off badly frozen.
I'm General.
The examination of the Greek sailors for
completely in the Lennie mutiny. is suspended
for the present at the request of the Earl of
Derby.
Steamship Sueva has been detained at Havre
for several days in consequence of slight
collision She sails for New York today
Bark Bounding Billow, Malaga for Boston,
put into Queenstown yesterday leaky
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-21
FINANCIAL AND COM nERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Market.

MONDAY December 2O-The grocery market is
firm and unchanged. Flour quite active and there
have been several large sales within the past few
days. Pork and lard are active with no changes to
note in quotations. Sugars show no change.
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-21
FO II e 8 II TAR.

"forest Tar" taken in connection with "Fores
Tar in Solution" relieves the cough aids expectora
tion promotes sleep, and if faithfully persisted in
cures Catarrh. "Forest Tar Troches'' are conven.
lent for immediate use in Bronchitis, Sore Throat
Hoarseness and for purifying the breath. "Fores
Tar Salve" has no equal for healing cuts, bruises
burns and indolent sores. 1t cures scratches Oh
horses Ask your druggist send to the Forest Tai
Co., Portland, Me-, for the
"FOREST TAR BOOKo
describing their goods. oct5sn9m*
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-21
European Markets.

LONDON, December 2O-2.3O P. M,-ConsoIs at 93
1916 for money and account.
LONDON. December 20-12.3O P. M-American Sc
II; do pref 20. ' -'' Nv
LIVERPOOL: December 20-12.30 P. M.-Cotton is
quieter; mddling upands at I'd; do Orleans at I'D
sales 10 600 bales including 1000 bales for specua-
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-21
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Fire in Boston.

Boston, Dec. 20.-At six o'clock this morn
ing the Rice Grammar school, corner of Dart
mouth and Appleton streets, was accidentally
set on fire bv the janitor while thawing a
steam pipe with red hot poker Flames ran
up the ventilators aud destroyed the upper
story and part Of the second Loss 25,00O
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-21

iudgeships, as piece of trickery aid as a ter.
rible disaster to the state
The Boston Commercial Exchange yesterday
voted down motion to appropriate $40 600 in
aid of the Poughkeepse bridge and direct Wes-
tern rOute DroieCt.
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-21
Foreign Exports
HAVANA. Sci
Daily Domestic ReceIpts.

HAVANA. Schr Nellie Chase-5000 box Shocks
HAVANA. Schr Cumberland-7437 box shocks
1923 shocks and heads, 12O prs heading, 2 boxes o
canned goods,
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-21

Sch Mary Ella Patten, Penobscot for Boston.
Sch Oregon, Dunton, Boothbay.
CLEARED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York Henry
Fox.
Sch Cumberland, Webber. Havana-John Lord.
Sch Harmony, Mitchell, Lubec-master.
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-21

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2O.-A despatch from
Tucson ,ys on the authority of we'll inform
cd gentleman just arrived from Geyamos, that
tne people OF Sonora are in destitute condi.
tion from the interference of recent revolution.
ary troubles with the agricultural pursuits. The
people are outspOken in favor Of revolution.
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-21
IrRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

Ar at Havana 18th INST, brig Rowland, from Wis
caSset
Ar at philadelphia Goth, steamer Williamsport, FIN
Portland.
Sid I'm Elsinore goth inst, barque G NJ Tucker,
Havana.
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-21
F O r T. IG N .


PARIS, Dec 20.-At meeting of the centen.
NAL commission to-day, it was announced that
the application of France for increased space
at the exhibition buildings at Philadelphia has
been granted. The plaus for the French Sec
tion are now closed. The exhibitors number
more than two thousand.
French Assembly.
PARIS, Dec. c.20-The assembly balloted for sepa-
tors without result. Msugunt, radical leader,
introduced a motion that amnesty be granted to
the communists and requested that it be de-
clared urgent. The tumult which followed was
indescrlbable The previous. question was al.
most unanimously carried. the Left consider
ing the motion which cannot pass an election
eering trick The affair causes a complete
Left
Resignation of Valmaseda.
HAVANA, Dec. 20.-Capt. General valma-
seos, considering the new rules introduced into
tHo administration of the island by the Madrid
government Incompatible with the power he
ougnt 70 wieid IN view of his knowledge of the
country, ana ms past and present services has
acsned T5e which the King has
the interior yesterday He will transfer the
government to the hands of Gen. Corho the
next in rank, and will sail for Spain on the
18th inst. Ex-Captain General SAM has ar
rived here from Porto Rico, and also returns to
Spain.
Earthquake in Porto Rico
There was an earthquake in Porto Rico on
on the nights of Dec. 9Th and 9th and the town
OF Aresclbo was almost totally destroyed.
Work for Canadian Laborers.
OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 2O.-The Premier has
notlhed the Montreal deputation that all work
on tne Lachine canal possible in winter will be
contracted for at once, and thus provide work
for 1000 men.
Foreign Notes.
oh;1?,!ton hM;1a?wton Y Head of London, have failed Lii
Inc % Auerique's passengers are all well
Brest w 'no WIG oo
:. despatch states that there is Chinese riot
IN Malaeca' and troops have been sent to re-
Steamer Faraday having completed her nren-
aratioD to repair the Direct cable has CLEARED
for the BAHAMA ISLANDS. ~"'N
mETEO SOCIOLOGICAL
Nexv RmU
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-21
MARRIED..

In this city, Dec. 49, by Rev. A. II, Wright. George
land. VIVA W Wv
Sharley e. Thayer. both OF Paris.
In Livermere Falls, Dec. r. Chas L. Eustis OF jay
and MISS Lncy E. Morse OF East Readfeld.
In Norridgewoek, Dec. Q, Gusayus Bradburv of
Fairfield and Florence Cragin Of Farmington.
In Auburn, Dec Il, Frank T. Howard Of Auburn
and Miss Ann G. Parsons of Mnot
In Auburn, Dec. 6, Joseph GowelI and Mrs. Aman-
da j. Ray. - '"1
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-21

The following were receipts by the Grand Trunk
Railroads. Crockett cars oats, buckwheat, beans
and turkeys.
Trua 81 N
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-21
DIED.

In this city, Dec. 20, Mrs Ella E., wife of Charles
Funeral services Wednesday forenoon at 101 ocl,x
at No. 36 Myrtle street. Burial at convenience of
the family. '-
-. In this city, Dec. 10, Phebe Mabel daughter of
months. Ne '''
Funeral services Wednesday afternoon at IA o'clk.
at No. Mayo street. = '
In kennebunkport, Dec IS, Mrs. Nancy, wife of
JAS II. TIipp aged &C years. "''' Va
ln Bath Dec l6. Mrs. Polly, widow of e. Crooker,
aged 94 years months " ''A'''
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-21
MEMORANDA.

Sch Star, Bray, from Port johnson for Portland,
with coal, anchored off Chatham on Sunday, with
crew badly frost.btten, and loss of sails Sunday,
when on Boon Island She has been supplied with
mansa and will proceed.
Sch Annie & Lily. of New York, from Cedar Keys
tor kennebunkyort, with hard pine. went ashore at
Nauset harbor Sunday night and filled with water,
The crew were taken off badly FROST bitten and car
ried to house.
Sch Nellie H, Malloch, from Newfoundland, which
arrived at Eastport last week. reports having drag
ged ashore during a gale and knocked off part Of
keel and sustained other damage. Repaired and re
turned with full cargo of herring.
Sch Light OF the East. for Ponce, had her bow bad
lly stove at New York 18th, by collision with coal
barge.
Sch Ontara, Pettgrove at Providence from Pensa-
cola, was "a days on the passage with heavy weather
and on the 27th ult lost 10, 900 # lumber off deck
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE SHAKESPEARE CARDS

IT was our intention to have left here for New
4 fork ere this, but finding our Shakespearian
game mas created great interest and continually
increasing demand in Portland and acting under the
advlce OF many citizens, we have decided to remain
mere until Christmas, and hope to realize from our
delay the encouragement which our brief canvass of
the cards 1Hstites us in expecting. AS however it
must be impossible for Mr.. Bugbee by personal can
vass TO solicit all those who would be glad and anx
lnus to secure his game, we would say that any one
desiring the game can do by addressing the under
sale Of these cards will be transferred to New York
parties. The publishers price is $500 per set at
which rate all orders will be promptly filed
Inc following testimonials with the privilege of
publication, for which are indebted to the coirte-
81 and kindness of the Rev. DR.. Thomas Hill and the
IT. Rev: Bishop Henry A. Neely amply testify to the
moral, intellectual and educational character and
influence OF this game. L. H. BUGBEE & Co.,
Portland, Me-
- l suppose may be poor Judge of Mr.. Bugbee's
Snakespearian game-for l play no game of cards
whatever-but have seen young people interested
In it, and heard them declare it to be better game
than that OF Authors; and from my own examipa-
ton of it, am sure that it must be instructive as
well as fascinating The selection Of quotations ap-
pears to be made with great Skill as TO make each
OF the thirteen principal characters, in four of
Shakespeares greatest dramas, describe his own ac-
tion and function in the plot.
Portland, Dec. II, 1875. THOMAS HILL,
L should judge from cursory examination of the
Shakespearian game that it may well subservel an
important end viz that of exciting an intelligent in
terest in the works of the greatest English dramats.
H. A. NEEIY.
December 1s, 1875 dec2lsn3t