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The Portland daily press., 1875-11-17
CriMcs and Casualties

Orrin Marshall, who shot his wife at Stauoh-
ton last Saturday, was found yesterday morn
ing at 80 Pleasant street, Boston, where he
engaged a room last Monday. He had taken
morphine and shot himself through the head
Michael Jeffries was killed by q boiler
explosion at Baggs' Hotel, Utica, yesterday
morning.
The standard oil works at Hunters Point
took fire Yesterday morning, and it is reported
were destroyed before the flames were sub
dued.
The Poole brothers, who clandestinely took
the little acrobat Zanlo from the house of Mr.
Gatchell in whose custody be was placed by
Judge Wiley, were brought by dete Gives from
Baltimore to Washington Monday night, when
Zanlo was restored to MIR. Gatchell and the
Pooles discharged
Fourteen buildings in the town of Twins,
Pa. were burned yesterday morning Loss
$4,000.
Thomas Pulsifer the old man beaten in Bos-
ton, died yesterday morning.
Mrs. Wilmarth HI. Peck was run over by q
hack in Providence Monday night aud killed.
A printer named John Powers of Providence
got drunk Monday night and attempted to
shoot his wife and kill himself. He did nei-
ther.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-17
News ana Other items

Mr. ollVei johnson will retire from the man.
aging editorship of The Christian Union in
December.
The Denmark budget for the year 1874 :
amounted to 47,3l4,570 crowns, while the total
expenses were cnly 46,OS3,S4l crowns, leaving
surplus of over million.
rowing match for 9200 side and the
championship Of the Thames took place Mon
day betweed Joseph FL. Sadler and r. W Boyd,
from Putney to Mort!ake, about At miles. 1t
was Won by Sadler.
MIS- tJames Atkins of Bergen Heights, N.
D., died of broken heart the other day, while
preparing for her husbands funeral An ex-
ANIMATION revealed a ruptnred blood vessel and
an actually broken hearted condi ion.
Inc Rev. Fulton prayed at a recent revival
meeting in Brooklyn. He said in his prayer:-
we nave now reached a turning place in
DfooAiyn, and if you do not soon bless us with
your spirit Brooklyn will be an awful place
to live i'm paw
The following advertisement recentIc ON.
peared in New York paper: "a father wants
to find school for his son where q manly ord
useful education will be given him. and wharo
the teachers do not fill the heads Of their nm j..
pills with humbug stories about nations that
died and were buried thousands of centuries
ago, not citizen of which could either COM
mand steamboat or keep hotel"
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-17

Col George H. Butler, the nephew of his
uncle, has probably been engaged in more GIN
mill braws than any other man in the country,
His latest was at New Orleans, last week,
where mechanic of the city, who differed
with Butler in relation to Egyptian politics,
knocked him down and embellished his coun-
teHance with his boot. The mechanic was az
rested and Butler taken to the hospital He
was visiting New Orleans as the guest of War
moth.
The Rev. DR.. Budington said Monday to
Brooklyn reporter that he thought Mrs. Moul-
ton was justified in calling for Congregational
council to settle the difficulties between her.
self and Mr.. Beecher, and he believed such
council would be called. OF course it will be
e1 purte, as Plymeuth church will refuse to join
in the call. Budington also expressed the be-
lief that Plymouth church had forfeited the
right of fellowship by its recent course, and he
could not see how the churches which Joined in
the previous call could adopt any other course
than to refuse it fellowship.
Messrs. e. r. Cheney and T. L. Gilman of
the Boston Knights Templar, have sent to
commandery of the Knights Templar of Rich
hiohu3 '" Whiou NioiIcu DoStol a1 1uo buhhCl
Hill celebration, a memento of that occasion,
consisting of an artistically executed model of
the Bunker Hill monument, made of Quincy
granite, which is the material used in the con-
struction of the original monument. The door
representing the entrance to the monument is
of silver, and bears an appropriate inscription.
A committee appointed by the Ladies' Cen
tennial Tea-Party Association of Indiana, to
award prize for the besU "Centenniai'' poem
produced by an inhabitant of that state, have
accepted an ode written by DR.. Orpheus Everts,
the physician under whose care Mr.. Robert
Dale Owen recently recovered from his attack
of mental Illness The prize consists of
sCentenniar' tea-set of forty-four pieces. There
were twenty. three contestants.
A swinder in Philadelphia has been adver-
tising for three hundred young ladies and 300
young gentlemen for the centennial exposition.
OF course he got many replies which incladed
STAMP" and then he informed the appli-
cants that he was providing for them cosy
places in the centennial exhibition, and small
remittance was required of each applicant, ON
various pretextS sufficiently plausible to meet
with acquiescence. The fellow was finally de-
tected and has been bound over in S2500 on the
charge of using the post Office for the trans
mission of matter intended for the purposes of
defranding.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-17

Sid I'm wyburg Oct 2S Emma c Lifchfeld Hay
den, Gloucester.
Madeira
ar at st Helena Oct o. Florence Treat. Short, RAN
gooh, ANNE Iorrey, Libby, Maumain, (and both
Rangoon for Liverpool.
Ar at alexandria Oct %, Matthew Baird Green
Leaf, and Sargent, Leighton. New York.
Ar at Trieste Oct q, Jennie Cobb, Small, Phla-
delphia.
Ar at Gibraltar Oct 90, Alton, Cobb. New York:
24th Edith Hall Bunker, CephaloDia, (and cd 26th
for New York); 26th, Mary Lord Lord. Dcnia for
New York.
Ar at Cadiz Oct 26 Eta wbitmore. Wright from
Seville
Sid oath. sch Welaka. Perkins, Gloucester
Sid fD Borneborg Oct 81, Oimus, Shackford for
Denmark.
Passed Deal Sd, Harry, Robinson from Nassau, MP
for London.
Ar at Falmouth e Sd, Goodel Crockett, Java
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-17

sides at 11s-al loose Bacon quiet and unchanged; ;
shoulders clear rib sides 14;cear sdes l4 Green
Meats inactive; buyers off shoulders 7& sides at
1O4 q 1Osc. Hams light average sold at 16sc Hogs
opened firm and closed dull; common light al IS
q 90; far to good packing 10 q 40; receipts 994O
head; shipments 219 head. Whiskey-sales at IL.
DETROIT November 16. Flour is quiet and firm /;
City White at 60. Wheat is strong and higher; ex-
ira at Al; No White Michigan at NO93; No 2
White FAIL II; Amber Michigan at 23a. Corn is
dull and nominal; No Mixed at 643c Oats steady
and firm; White 41ac; Mixed at SIC bid Barley is
quiet and steady.
Freights-wheat to Buffalo at SIC; to oswego %;
Ogdensburg y.
New YoRK, November 16.-Cotton finn; Mildling
upands 13 5-16c.
SAVANNAH, November 16.-Cotton--no quota
tions.
NEW ORLEANS. November I6. Cotton quiet and
steady. Middng uplands l2lc
MOBILE, November 16.-Cotton firm; Middling
uplands at 12a q 12sc.
CHARLESTON, November 16.- Cotton steady; Mid
ding uplands at 123c.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-17
MINOR TEIEGRAMs.

The wages of the operatives in the mills of
the Great Falls Manufacturing Company will
be reduced 10 per cent. Nov. Goth.
Judge Donahue of the New York Supreme
Court yesterday granted a temporary injunc-
ton restraining the Panama steamship compa-
ny from establishing steamship lines to San
Francisco and New York
The mandamus asked by the Philadelphia
Park commissioners to compel the city council
to appropriate $1,0O0,0O0 to public parks has
been refused.
Henry Fl. Ward, formerly of Boston, has
been appoin, ed cashier of the Western Union
Telegraph Co.
smart shock of earthquake occurred in
San Francisco Monday evening. The vibra-
tlon were from cas- to west.
The Arkansas House of Representatives has
passed, bill appropriating 1000 for the Cen
tennial.
The body of Mr.. HIlnite, passenger on the
lost Pacific, has been recovered.
The great four mile race at San Francisco
has been postponed till Thanksgiving Day.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-17
GRADING GRAIN.
The Arrangement of the N. W Produce
Exchange with the Railroad COM

The Arrangement of the N. W Produce
Exchange with the Railroad COM
paniPs.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-The following i'm
portant notice was posted on change TO day:
The Committee on Grain announce the
following details of the plan for grading grain
under ru es recently agreed upon between the
New York Produce Exchange and the railroad
companies:
1.-All bills of lading for grain shipped to
this market BY rail on and after December 1st,
1875, should contain the following words: s'To
be graded and delivered in accordance with the
rules of the New York Produce Exchange
unless shippers desire to preserve the identity
of their grain, as provided for in the Joint cir
cular of the railroad companies issued under
the date of November s, 1875.
2.-All shipments of grain on bills Of lading
from which the words "To be graded and
delivered in accordance with the rules of the
New York Produce Exchange" are omitted
will be subject to uniform charge for lighter
age, to be agreed upon by the lightermen of
the trunk lines, of not less than u cents nor
more than 8 cents per bushel. Lots of less
than five cars will be delivered from the track
on arrival.
3.-All graded grain will be lishtered free in
accordance with tn rules, and certificates will
be issued therefor by the railroad companies.
A. The fee for inspection and Verfcation of
tracks will be, until further notce,s50 cents per
car
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-17
Foreign pORTs

:, At Tanerfe Oct a. sch Jos Nickerson, whitmore,
New York
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst, barque dinne Allen, Lo-
per, Bangor; sch David Tolck, Sawyer, Galveston.
Sid Oct %, sch Mary Downer, Thompson, Provi-
Cid 18th inst, ship l. Gilchrst, Watts, United
States.
Sid I'm Liverpool lst inst, barque Tatay, Pettis for
Montevideo.
Ar at Demarara Oct 1ith, barque Golden Sheaf
Thompson, Glasgow.
At do Oct II, barque Harriet jackson, Leighton
from Glasgow, ar =, for Baltimore 10th.
Ar at Matanzas 18th ins:, sch j W Coffin, CHS
holm, Calais.
ar at Yarmouth, Ms, 9Th inst, sch Benz Killam,
Durkee Portland.
Sid i'm Windsor Ms, sch Bonnetta, Clark. Bath or
Portland.
Ar at St John. NIB, 18th inst. sch Champion. Gran
vile. Portland; Superb, Farren, Boothbay (and cid
on return with 125 bbls appes)
CID 18th, sch Nellie j Din smoIe. Parker, Havana
--latest by European steamers.l
Sid fm Flushing Roads Oct 81, Neyersink. Jarvis,
New York '"'' '-S'
Sid fm Bordeaux Oct 90 Arletta, Dow. .Moptevideo.
3Otb, Investigator, Buiman. New York
Sid I'm Liverpool 3tst, NJ Reed, Strout Fernan.
dina, land was of Bell Buoy same day.
In Penarth Roads Both, b Webster Smart. from
Rotterdam. ~
;, CID at Cardiff 2oth Clara NJ Goodrich. Look, for
Havana. ' ~
OF the Lizard 3oth. Annie Fish, Hoftses, London
for -
Ar at Shields 1st, lIosie Pettigrew, Lubec
Sld TIM Piliau Oct 80, II Sibley. Nichols. for New
York
Cld at soderham Oct 81, Horace Beals, Ficket, for
England
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-17
WateriOwu Cattie Market.

NATERToWN, Nov. 16-Cattle Narket.-Receipts of
2131 head Many of the Northern Cattle were Of yery
poor grade but there were some fine specimens of
beef Cattle among them; prices run in about the
city oeing rather dull sales choice at 10 90 a 10 25
extra at 90 q 50 first quality at so a so Sec
5 75.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts S7s7 head. There is
no Improvement in prices this week, the demand
being moderate. There were many fine focks of
Lambs at market we quote sales of Sheep in lots at
90 g so each ;sextra at rs g S7R Spring Lambs
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-17
A WeII.Ilerited Success.

AS contrasted with fortunate charatanism, we'll
merted success is less frequent than it ought to be-
Pufery, blatant assertion and coined recommenda-
TONS too Often for instance give ephemeral pop
uarity to medicinal compounds intrinscally worth
less at the expense of really deserving remedies and
to the grievous detriment of the sick Hostetters
Stomach Bitters. tonic Alternative which has
achieved of the best meried and most signal sue
of the nineteenth century, has relied up
on such methods of manufacturing reputation, nor
has the competition Of counterfeit toncs affect
ed its reputation in the slightest degree That it is
the best remedy for malaria and the surest safeguard
against it; that it eradcates dyspepsia biliousness,
constipation disorders OF the kidneys and bladder,
anu the various causes which produce weakness, are
implicit and well founded beliefs with the great body
of the American people.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-17

CETr1GNE, Nov 10 The victory gaiEed by
the Insurgents at Gatschko is more impor tant
han at first reported. The Insurgents suffered
loss of 81 killed, including Que chief and six
officers and 96 wounded. They captured a
provision train, fifty tons of ammunition and
800 rifles.
The sareat Powers at Peace,
ST PETERSBURG, Nov 16.-rhe official Ga
zette has the fol owing: Europe was never in
more favorable position thaa now, for the
peaceful settlement of any difficult question
Three powerful Emperors are striving, assisted
py other powers, to arrive at pacific solution
of the Herzegovinian troubles. The peace of
Europe being firmly established in the good
understanding of the powers, no danger of its
disturbance exists"
Germany as Interested as Ever in the Cen.
tenninI.
BERLIN, Nov, 16-Mr. Kreismann, Consul
General of the United States, has sent tele
grapc despatch to Col. Forney, denying the al
legged indifference of Germany to the Center
NAL Exhibition. The members of the i'm peral
commission Say Germany is as active and we'll
disposed as ever.
The italian Chambers.
ROME, Nov. 16.-The Italian Chambers met
yesterday
Italy aud the Centennial.
ROME, Nov. 16 The King to-day issued
decree granting subsidy of 100000 livrps to
the Italian committee in connection with the
United States Centennial.
Heavy Failure in Paris.
PARIS, Nov 16-Joseph Haplien & Co., dia-
mond merchants of this city, have failed. Liza
bilitieS estimated at $3000000
The HeaIy Art Imbroglio.
FLORENCE, Nov. 16.-The libel suit of Con-
molly VS. Healy, arising from charges of art
frauds contained in letters of the latter to the
New York World, was decided to-day. The
court taking into consideration that justifica-
tion could not be accepted by law as defapce
OF libel, sentenced Healy to for nights inn
prisonment and fine If 5000 The manager
OF the Tourist newspaper was sentenced 10
eight days Imprisonment aud fine of $100 for
publishing ahe libel. Both parties have given
court.
fonsO-RumOr of Peace.
MADRID, Nov. 16.-Gen. Zisbin, aide de
camp of Dou Carlos, has arrived at Hang from
Durango, where the Carlst war delegation is
siJting. He was the bearer Of q letter from
Don Carlos to King Alfonso, which was deGv-
cred to Gen. Quesada An aide d. camp of the
latter has been dIsnatched with the letter or
an express train for Madrid. The funds have
risen IN consequence of rumors favorable to
peace.
Departure of Steamers from Halifax.
HALIFAX, N. S., Nov. 16-Steamers sailed
to-day: Caspian for Liverpool, Columbia for
New York, Bermuda for Portland, George
Cromwell for st. Johns, n. E., HIbernian for
Baltimore. -i
Better Prospect for Newfoundland.
HALIFAX, Nov. 16 -Advices from Newfound-
land orr more cheerful. There will be less pov-
erty duri' the coming winter than Was sup.
posed. While the fishery in NEST places was
poor, the crops have generally turned out well.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-17

THE established reputation of Hunts Remedy
which has been before the public for more than
quarter of century is sufficient guarantee of its
curative properties. Family physicians are constant
y prescribing it for Brghts disease, dropsy kidney
bladder and gandular complaints, gravel, diabetes,
female Irregularities. and malades of the urinogen-
ital organs and prostra.on of the nervous system,
with the happiest results. nov17eod&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-17
DOMESTIC PORTS,

SAVANNAH,Cld 18th, barque Mary q Reed,
Sid 18th. sen Eta NJ Barter. for Georgetown.
BRUNSWICK, GA-Ar 18th, brig Ernest, Sinnett
CHARLEsToN-Ar 14th, brig keystone, Barter,
Havana tor Falmouth in distress.
Ga llth sch G W Andrews. Watts, Florida.
NORFOLk-Cld 10Th, sch Joseph Oakes, Parker
PHILADELPHIA Ar 18th. schs Fanny Elder,
Clement, Bangor; Thos Keen. Keen. Darien,
Carrie M Richardson Richardson. Turks Island.
AR 10th. brig Ida L Ray. Ray, Bluehill; sch u ate
Walker, Bangor; Diadem, Roekport;
Newcastie-Passed down 18TH sch Quoddy Young
for Portland; Carl d LothrOp, tor Madeira.
NEW YORk--Ar 14th. barque Walter Arlington
Aus Po de P IS ds Marv aEy ce Rsa Boa
ton; Adrian. Everett, Rockand Cherub. Fletcher,
New Bedford VIM Whitehead. Titus, Hartford ;
Lubec: Clara Sawyer. Branscomb, from Mt Desert,
Union. stevens. Roekport; Varney. Rowe. Pro-
SideRce pIa La Volta Whitmore do Onward Mayo
Ar 18th, brig Jos CLARK, Stahl Pascagoua 81 days;
sch Gygus, Steele Port SPAN 81 days; Jane NJ Riley,
Cid 18th, barque Slower, Pierce, Havana; brig
Houston, Griffin, Cardenas.
SOMERSET-Ar 18th, sch W d Gargill, Rich, fm
NEW BEDFORD-Sld 14th schs r Leach, Pen
dleton and Susan Stetson. Lewis, New York.
~ vlNEYARp :! HAvENNAr AVE 18th. schs Rival Dun
for Philadelphia; Hattie Turner, Hupper, Kenne-
bunk for Woods Hole; Jed Frye, Langley. Bangor
-, Sid 18Th, schs NJ Thompson, NJ Holt, Hattie
Turner. and others.
Ar 14th schs Jos W Fish, Rawey, Weehawken for
Boston; A Hammond, Goldthwaile: Salesman Ea-
ton; Nellie Belle, Benner. and Dresden, MITCHELL
Port johnson tor Salem; David Torrey. Soule Perth
Amboy for Portland; L H Livingstone, Mcdonald
Hoboken for Newburyport.
Sid 18th, schs Porto Rico. Hyena, W B Darling
Harriet Newell Sawyer jed Frye, Lucy Ham
mond, Marge, and Mabel Hail.
BOSTON-Ar 18th. sch Gen Banks. Mcfarland,
Port johnson.
Ar 10th. sch Sunbeam, Bunker, Philadelphia.
Cid 10th, schs Matte Holmes, Young. Cienfuegos.
Beta. Guptil Washington Eddie Treat Hodgdon
and John Chafee, Buell., Portland.
SALEM-Ar 18th, scbs NJ Nichols, Wymau, PEN
sacola for Tusset, Ms: j Knowles, Wass, Eliza
bethport Castilllan Morgan, fm Hoboken for Ports
mouth; Freddie Eaton, Calais for Warren; Benja-
min. Elwood. Eastport for New York.
NEWBURYPORT-Ar 18th, brig Abbie Watson,
Hooper, Daren.
PORTSMOUTH-Ar 14th schs SALIVA, Kelley.
Port johnson; Maud Mulock Lunt, and Fred Fish,
Davis, New York.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-17
Foreign Notes

LIE Cronista, ministerial organ, says it is
believed that the questions which have arisen
between Spain and the United States with re-
lation to the treaty of 1895, will end in an agree
ment.
The Augsberg Allegemene Zpitung quotes a
petition of certain Greek Christians of Cappi-
docia, who urge the expulsion of American
missionaries Ly the Porte, because Sthey make
proselytes and incite to rebellion.
A London special says at a meeting of the
Royal Geographical Society Yesterday, Sir Hen
ry Rawlinson gave Stanley the credit of accom-
pllshng great geoS aphical triumph in Afri-
ca, and SAID 1t was the most successful explo.
ration of the year.
Gen. Castells, the defeated Carlist leader, has
entered Fra 70
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-17
MARINE NEWS,


PARIS, Nov. 16-rhe Greek sailors who fled
from the ship Lennie have been examined at
hockport The youngest of them confessed
that the officers were murdered in British
waters, under circumstances of great atyocity.
Loter-The sailors of the Lennie, susp- cted
OF murdefILg the ship's officers, will be sent to
England after the formal examination. the
testimony showing that the CRIME was commit
ted in British waters.
Seamen Lost.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, Nov. 16-News has
lust been received from Halifax that the
schooner Eph Tarr of this port had arrived
from the Banks, reporting the loss of four
men. The vessel had also lost its mainmast,
mainsail, dories, cable, anchors and bulwarks.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-17
METEOROLOGICAL

PROBABILITIES FOR TIE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d c.,
November II, Il A N.Y.
For New England.
the Middle and Eastern States, rising barom-
eter, brisk and high north and west winds,
decidedly cold and clear or partly cloudy
weather. Cautionary signals continue on the
New England coast
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-17
MARRIED.

~ In Bristol, Nov Il! By A. Yates, ESD; Edgar
In Lubec, Nov II. by Rev A. &. Morton. DR.. Au-
gustus Clark. of ParsbOro. N S.. and Miss Hattie,
youngest daughter of Simeon Ryerson. Esq.
In Casco, Nov. 4, Freeman Berry and Miss Susana
Burgess.
In Caseo. Nov. o. VIM. S. Hawkes. and Miss Almira
Cobb, of Wfndham.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-17

LONDON, November 16-123O P. M.-Consos "a 9-16
for money and account.
LONDON: November 16-12.20 P. M.-American Sc
curities-New 5s at 1893.
LIVERPOOL. November 16-12.3O P. M.-Cotton Is
steady; middling uplands at sgd; do Orleans ut
3-16d sales 12 900 bales including 1000 bales for
speculation and exort,
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-17
The Black Hills Report.

CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-rhe Indian Commits
soners concluded their Black Hills report
yesterday, and it was forwarded to Washing
ton to-day. 1t is understood that it contains
full statement of the relations of the govern
ment to the Sioux tribe, and recommends
important radical changes in the treatment of
these Indians
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-17
NEW HAMPSHl RE.

Nj an-of- War 10 be Go. Ready for Sea.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov 16 -Peremptory orders
the U. S. ship Marion ready for sea by Dec. l.
An extra gang is to be taken in Wednesday to
hasten the work