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The daily gazette., 1875-09-04
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The daily gazette., 1875-09-04
HAkUWARE, dc.
VK: NJ. GREkN 4 CO.,
Successors to Pedr1ck, Green & Co.,)
IMrltItR AND DEALERS IN
IRON AND STEEL,
BITUMINoUS COAL GALVANIZED
IRON. COACH BUILDERS HARD
WARE 6c.a

s. e. C0P.. THIRDE1 SHIPLEYtSTS..
Have always on hand q full assortment OF
Iron and steel. Rest brands of American
Hammered and Rolled Bars, English Refined
Bars Of all sizes, Band, Hoop and Slit Iron
best Norway Sailrods and AugeT Shapes, Ga.
vanlIai 4.d 8ack sheet IRON, Cast shea ,
Blister German, Swe'ie. spring, Tire hs.
cainsry aud rap steel. smith. coach and
other HARDWARE. H,rse shoes, Horse sho
Ntils, BpraX, Rolts Clips, Snts, Washers
Mtleable Uasttngs, Wagon Bos@s, springs
Axles, spnkss, Felines. shafts, Bows, &c
Carriage Ganv lis, oil Carpets, Rattinetl, En-
a,ueled Top and Dash leather, and Coaef
IIar.lware Vt all kinds. Iron Wire G4lvap-
,lsd Salls, Bapbt Metal, Lesd 5nelter, Bants
Thu, sheet Ginr, &C, &c, Smiths and oathe
tolis \nvlls, Vices, Bellows, Sledses, Ham
m IRA, She ing Knives, Files, tta4rs, Smiths
D-llls, Tire Renders, Twere Irons, stocks and
u rs iirint tones, CTdnks and Rollers, Dacl
Chains. &c
All Of which VIII be sold e. very low prices
wholesal and retail fer cash or approved
credit W. ''rS
The daily gazette., 1875-09-04

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icy st-eetto
n. Y. COR. THIRD F. SIMPLIFY SIS.
wfcre. with Il, 4 ,scilitice, shall bo
hetter prepared tc 5rriv me vante n ny
customers With
STOVES. HEATERS. RAvGES
AND HOUSE rURETSHTNd GOODS
generally. Rctre tha7zil 'a- past tavo-s
rope nv 0ars0n8i attention "a ~; meas +" con
Gnue to rccciFa share 81 cur patronage.
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The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24
News and Other Items.

The Peekskill Iron Company has passed in'o
the hands of receiver.
The sixth annual association OF IRE under
writer's of the Northwest met In Chicago on
Wednesday fs.-sg-st..
General Burts bail bond was received In
Washington yesterday morning, and the con-
troversy is now ended. G
There was a hard frost at Nashua, N. H.,
yesterday morning, the mercury being "a de-
grees above. The grape crop Is ruined.
The New York World says the Liberal Con.
yention held at Albany, Wednesday, did not
represent anybody, and was composed Of polit-
ical speculators. acl
Professor Marsh has recently made a critical
scientific examination of the fossil bird disoov.
cred during his researches at tho Wes', Ano
which presents the phenomenal Developments
of well-formed teeth. The professor conciuoeS
that the creature was an intermediafe 'orm DO
tween the bird and the reptile. and thas its ois'
covery supplies one of the missing links IN tne
Darwinian theory. sv
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24

Judge Hoadley of Cincinnati thinks If An
drew jackson were alive and should visit Ohio,
Allen and Car would be apt to leave the state
in quick time. The judge told reporter Of
the Commercial he would have voted for Gov
Aliens reelection had he not come out for in
dation. The judge does not believe in soft
money, and says the only logical course for
the democratic party to pursue is to favor con-
traction.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24

THE voters in the northern portion of
Ohio are thoroughly aroused to the magni-
tude of the contest before them. At Cleve-
land, the other evening, more than fifteeu
thousand people were present to hear Cen
eral Hayes and Ex-Governor Noyes. A full
Republican vote north of Columbus would
insure grand Republican victory, and it
now looks as though such vote were GER
to;, st-i 'f-
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24

The Maryland Republicans join the Repub-
licans of other states in declaring against in
fation, and for speedy resumption. Very
wisely they made no nominations and COM
mitted themselves to the support of the cam
didates named by the reform wing of the
Democratic party. Their object is to break
up the corruDt ring which rules the state,
and they deserve success.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24

THE Cincinnati Volksblatt says the fact
that among the hundreds Of German papers
in the United States there are only two that
advocate imitation lthe Cincinnati Vdks-
freund and st. Louis America) is very credit
able to German intelligence and German
character. We may add that it is also very
significant Indication as to which way the
great bulk of the German vote tends in the
pending canvass.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24
ENTERTAINMENTS.
PROGRAMME
FOR THE
MAINESTATEFAIR
On Friday, September Gath,

AT O'Clock the Park will be open to visitors.
Cattle Department..
Flowing commencing at O'Clock m and continu-
ing until II m. alem
First-Competition for special premium of silver
followed by classes A, b. c, D. Dunham's special OF
atwo horse mower and Frye's special of No steel
p,93M me blowing to be in the open field abreast
Oh tne Secretary Office glr.-
At 12 O'Clock M all prize animals will be exhibited
on the track.
Horse Department.
AT o'clock, examination of all class Of geldings
years old and over, on the southwest side OF the
track.
At o. O'Clock, examination of class 0. geldings4
yaers oic, at the same place.
Colt Race.
matched race will come off over the Park at 10
o'clock m, between W S Tilton's yearling black
cot, col, Henry Mambrino and George H Baileys black
lilly Mayhower.
At ten O'Clock, examination of class P, gsldingsS
years old, at the same place.
AT l9a O'Clock, examination Of class @, geldings2
years old at the same place.
AT IL O'Clock, examination of class r, matched
horses and class $, draft stations OF all ages at the
A. lit O'clock Of classes and W. jacks and mules
At2 o'clock m, purse of 5000 s125 to first, $50
to sees9d, s25 to third. for 2,45 class.
Harvey, SkOwhegan, ms m Jenny Gennett
Abner Tooth iker, Philips, ms Troublesome
a & J IIh,prlows Poland, ms 9 Thurlow Knox.
Judd g. Pompily, Lewiston, MS 2 Village Bow.
Champion Belt Tor stallious
w Tilton. Togus, MS $ Maine Sasher.
VIC Hall, Windham, ms BIS Phil Sheridan.
G q 2 Warren, Saecarappa, ms 6 Messenger
Knox.
W H Matthews, Searsport, ms bs Young Bu-
chanan. ~
Purse for $500. $780, s125, $75. Free for all
classes.
WS Tilton, Togus, ms b Maine Slaster.
Geo III Bailey, Portland, MS G Sheppard Knapp.
S Witham. Waterville, ms Aver. -
A w Brackett, Pittsfeld, ms Plymouth Rock
The exhibition in the halls will close at 104 O'Clock
p M, Friday, Sept oath. 7 N
The Superintendent of Halls will be present at the
Halls from O'Clock a. m. until IL O'Clock NJ on
Saturday, 25th for the delivery of goods Exhibitors
will please be prompt 4
Exhibitors will be allowed to take their stock off
the ground after o'clock o. m.
There will be a meeting of the Executive Commit
tee, at the Preble House, Room No 7, at "A p. m.
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The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24

THERE will be fun in the Democratic eau
Gus at Washington when they undertake
to find man who will be acceptable alike to
Ohio and to New York as a candidate for
there will be row, ending in a coalition be-
tween the hard-money Democrats and the
Republicans, and giving to the House an or
ganization that will leave the inflationists out
in the cold. 1t wouldn't be bad idea for
the Republicans to look into this thing.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24

CONCERNING Judge Pershing's sacrifice of
his avowed hard money principles for the
sake of accepting the Democratic nomination
for Governor in Pennsylvania, the st. Paul
Pioneer Press remarks that "such utter NOR
al aud mental slavery as this to the mandate
of party convention would be degradation
to n doo -
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24

THE New York Daily Witness, religious
daily newspaper, which has been sustained
nearly four years at loss of nearly one hun
dred thousand dollars, will be discontinued
at the close of this week.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24

BLUNT and honest old Ben Wade truthfully
and Indignantly denies the slanders of the
Opposition press upon Repu blican officials.
Few men now living have had better oppor-
tunities for the observation of men in public
life than this old Republican war-horse. No
man has ever dared accuse him of completely
with fraud, much less of having personally
received benefit from peculations. He knows
whereof he speaks when he says: "These
charges of rascaltiy against the poblic men of
the Republican party in Washington are not
true.o
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24

We do not read anonymous letters and commune
cations. The name and address of the writer in
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for publication
but as guaranty Of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return OF reserve commu-
nications that are not used u.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24

ACCORDING to letter written by Liberal
Republican to the Pittsburg Gazette, no esti-
mate has as yet been made by either party
which does not place Hartrantft's majority
in Pennsylvania as high as 10000, and
the figures range from that to 10000.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24

Hard times make men desperate and ready
for anything which may seem to promise
even temporary relief. This is what gives
strength to the rag-money advocates and
may temporarily give them the county,
st. PGul Dispatch.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24

SENATOR Sherman closed recent speech
for an answer; eff the vast imitation of 1873
resulted in disastrous panic how can a
greater imitation restore confdence?"
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24
THE PRESS.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. "a, 1875

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate countersigned by Stanley t.
Pullen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent
innrnal --..-.- 1911
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24

The Democratic proposition in the North
Carolina Constitutional Convention to dis
franchise all persons in that State who have
been convicted Of crime proves to be two
edged sword. While its adoption might
affect the Republican vote somewhat, be-
cause it would disfranchise few chicken
thieves, its provisions would also embrace
several hundred white Democratic Ku-Klux,
who have been released from the Albany
Penitentiary through the clemency of Presi-
dent Grant. These latter convicts, it will be re-
membered, were found guilty of burning
the dwellings of their fellow-citizens and of
the crime of murder, &c.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24

The right man in the right place-Carl
Schurz addressing Republican meeting. 1t
always did sound little odd to hear of his
fine talents being thrown away On gather
ing of Democratic yahOos.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24
ENTERTAINMENTS.
PORTLAND MUSEUM.

IL
WYER & ARNOLD Proprietors.
Cor. Of Congress and Exchange Street.
Monday evening, sept 2Oth, and every
eveuin9 during the week. Wednesday and
Saturday afternoon, the Startling Sensation
Drama entitled
UNDER THE GASLIGHT,
with entire new scenery and mechanical effects
The Thrilling Railroad Scene!
The Great East River Pier Scene!
introducing
Songs, Dances, Banjo Solos, Duets, &c.
Mr.. Arnold will introduce the celebrated Mule
teer Song from the Opera of Crown Jewels.
Strangers in Portland attending the State Fair
will fiud the Portland Museum delightful place OF
amusement.
Box office open daily from a. m. to p. m. for the
sale of tickets.
every Wednesday and Saturday, at the usual
popular prices Doors open at II; commence at q.
H-MONDAY, Sept. 9th, ana for four nights only
and Wednesday Matinee, the beautiful Drama of the
"WILLOW COPSE."
seq diff
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24


GOVERNOR Allen of Ohio has been "inter-
viewed" once more on the currency question,
and expresses himself in favor of reputation.
He says that the payment of the bonds in
greenbacks would be only reputation of an
act of Congress, that there was no good faith
that there would be no bad faith in its repeal
He also gives his opinion that there is no
better currency or measure of value than
the dollar based upon the credit and the
property OF the nation. If the Democrats
carry Ohio, he says, the national Democracy
will adopt the Ohio platform, and nominate
Western man. New York, he has. no
doubt, will agree to these proceedings.
THE argus learns from the Bangor Com
mercial that the returns of the vote for Gov
ernor as published by the Kennebec Journal
contains some errors. Of course, both these
sheets must make some capital. They cannot
see that it is possible for any one or half dozen
of five hundred town and plantation Clerks to
make mistakes in figures, or that the most
careful man in copying these votes from five
hundred returns could possibly make mis-
take. They can see Mr.. Blaine, however,
directing that the town of Bradford shall be
accredited with ten votes for Roberts, when
it had one hundred more. They can see
that Mr.. Blaine would direct that the vote of
plantation should be reversed in the printed
reports, and that Hurricane Island should he
inserted independently, as well as in connec-
ton with the town of Vinalhaven. We know
that the Kennebec Journ al takes great pains
to present the returns correctly, and gives in
every case the official record as furnished by
the clerks. If Hurricane Islands vote is
given separately or repeated, it is because the
clerk of that voting Mace sent return to the
Secretary of State. If Madawaska's vote is
not includ ed it is because the vote of those
towns had not been received at Augusta last
Monday in time for Tuesdays issue. Capt.
Nash, who has compiled the returns, has
done his work with the usual care. Doubt
less small errors exist on both sides, but that
there was any design to misrepresent is pre-
posterous. The majority for Gen. Connor,
when officially announced, will be about 1000,
possibly few votes less. The Argus follows
the Commercial in putting it at 1907. The
returns from Madawaska change the vote Of
Aroostook so that it gives 236 majority for
Roberts by the Commercial count. The vote
of Madawaska is rarely received in time for
the publication of the returns week after
the election.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24

Tickets for Sale at Ira Stockbridge's Music Store,
hecary Store, corner Preble & Congress Street. near
Prebe House. Portland, and at the Ticket office at
Park and Hall.
H. S. OSGOOD
sep13dtd Manager Ticket Denartment
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-01
The Proposed Colossal statue ON
Bodloess Island.
(Paris Cor. London Times. /

Paris Cor. London Times.
On the evening Of November 8, q
banquet, at which nearly two hundred
persons were present, organized by the
committee Of the FrancO-American
Union, was held at the Hotel de
Louvre. The Franco American Union
proposes to erect the most colossal
statue, on Bedloe's Island, ever known,
to perpetuate the part taken by France
in the War OF Indedendence, and to
mark the friendship thet unites the
two peoples.
The event of the evening was tine
speech Of NJ. Laboulaye, in which the
following passage occurred:
"We wish to erect u statue, the
most colossal ever raised, which will
rise above that immense plain which
covers New York, with its million in
habitants, Brooklyn, which has 400,
900, and Jersey City, which reckons
as many. There it will be really in its
place. have seen the colossal statu.
Of Bavaria thrust into corner outside
the gates Of their capital, and often
asked myself what the statue was doing
there, il not to call to mind that Bava
ria is but the shadow of herself. The
Colossus Of Rhodes saw little vessels
pass between its legs; but, compared
with our statue, the Colossus OF
Rhodes Is but clock ornament.
Laughter. The statue which We
woula cast is not made Of cannon
taken on the field Of battle. Each OF
his limbs has not cost thousand
mems lives, and has not caused count
less widows snd orphans to shed
tears. II will be cast in virgin metal
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-01
Excitement in Princeton.

About forty students w,se ex-
PEELED yesterday for disobedience of
college laws. For some time past
a secret society has been in exist
ence among the students, and was
gaining headway and dangerous IN
fluence, despite the faculty. Its
members were ordered to break il
up. This they stubbornly refused
to do. The faculty worked hard to
dissuade them, but finding ii was all
to no purpose, measures were taken
to make an example Of the leading
organizers by expclling them. Two
thirds of the number expelled be
long to the senior class. Many ot
the other students complain that thu
faculty has acted hastily and with
out sufficient cause. They there
fore threaten to create trouble un
less their expelled associates are re
instated. II is feared that the boa
club, base ball and gymnastic exer
cises will have to be disbanded TO
some time in consequence of the ex
pulsion of so large number of stu
dents. 1t is said that more will 500
be expelled. DR.. McCosh is muc
troubled and is sorely puzzled.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-01
TEXAS NEWS AND OPINIONS.

The Telegraph proposes to reason
calmly on the new Constitution. That
10 all right. II we can only have
calm reason, backed by true patriotism,
that is all we need, or desire; every.
thing else will come right.
The Telegraph denominates Coke's
administration wonderfully success
full" II comedies his denomination by
reclamation by the Galveston Con
vention.
The Statesman says the Convention
acted wisely in nothing which they
undertook. Now, suppose the Con
ventien were TO retOrt in kind, the
world would be long time finding
out whica was right, and civilization
would be compelled to await the de
cision, much TO its detriment, we fear.
The Statesman says Judge Ballinger
Is 'an honest man." Is he any more
honest, or any better off, because the
Statesman says so
The Athens Courier wisely concludes
that constitution which would EN-
body the theories Of every voter ia
Texas, would be a queer document
Some must be dissatisfied. Many ehoost
10 be 30; then, let the wise and patri
otto compromise and do the best with
what we have, trusting to future legis.
lative action to correct glsring faults,
by amendment.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-01
Is You Go, Dat money Yet,

Over ten years ago, negro called
upon claim agent ut Detroit and filed
claim against the Government fol
bounty and back pay, for services rem
dered in the navy during the rebellion.
The papers in the case were duly made
out and sent to Washington, and ia
vorsble answer was received, but the
man vanished mysteriously, aud wai
not heard OF till last Saturday, when
he walked into the office of the claim
agent and surprised him by enquiring,
''ls you got dat money yet q" He ex'
planned matters by stating that shortly
after leaving Detroit, ten years ago, he
was arrested in Toronto for highway
robbery, and has been confined in
Kingston Penitentiary ever since.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-01

WHEREAS, On the 2sth day of July,
1875, death removed from eur
midst Miss NJ. T. Tllery, member
Of Mount Zion Grange, No. $50, Pa,
nola county, Texas,
Resolved, That in the death of ouI
dear sister we have lost an invaluable
member, a faithful friend, a lady be
loved by all who knew her.
Resolved, That although eggrieyed
at her less, We are cheered with the
hope of meeting her again in the bet
ter land, and we bow In submission IL
the will of our blessed Father, who
doeth all things well.
Resolved, That we sympsthiz,
deeply with the relatives and friends
of our sister in their afiiictlOn, snt
recommend them to the promises o
our Father for protection and conso
lstion.
G. W. STAuTs,
j. 0pEN, Committee.
s. NJ. BURNs.
Elysian Fields, Harrison Co., Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-01

The editor Of the Louisville Courier
Journal having been charged with in
consistency in supporting Gov. Allen
during the Ohio campaign, and of say
ing unkind things of the rag baby
atterward, thus explains: ''We had to
discount the rag baby or the Grant
policy. We were, indeed, between
hell and the iron works, Sam Cary in
charge Of the one and Wash McLesn's
mud devil making the other more ap.
palhng by its filth than its fire."
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-01

The Statesman arrays itself with
out qualification or reservation
against the new Constitution. This
circumstance will undoubtedly
cause many people to pause, who
were also preparing to find fault
With the new organic law, given by
the recent Constitutional Conven-
tion, to the State. Some old and
conscientious Democratic journals
which had taken position before,
will find themselves working shoul-
der to shoulder with the Radical
press and party, and all the loose
and unsafe elements among the
Democracy for common end and
purpose, viz: that of the defeat of
constitution given us by Demo
cratic convention. Now, it is nat
ural for us to expect the opposition
of Rsdicalism, and for that ever!
true Democrat is prepared, and
little reflection will disclose tn
fact, that the same remedy whicl
will cure Radical opposition vii
also cure, in this instance, disaffect
ed Democratic opposition. On
has only to choose his banne
There are two in the field, one float
over the Democratic hosts, and ii
other over the Radicals, and "ul
der which king?" Is the questio
Disaffected Democratic journals Al
entitled to sympathy, because the
find themselves surrounded |
friends who will curse any caus
however sacred, for which they e
gage.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-01

"You keep postal cards here, don't
youY" asked little woman of the
stamp clerk at the post office yester'
day. "We do, madam" "Pll take
one, il you will write on it for me.
can right-now go ahead.n at is
to my husband, who is in Chicago, y
she said. "Write like this:
".SrR-I am almost sick, baby /:
under the doctors care, and jane
and the other children liavn th'
measles. The rest Of us are usually
well. All the women are wearing
back combs, and don't forget Ia write
often. We all send love, and our hous'
almost got on fire last night. JANE.
Detroit Free Press.