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HLAND,

BALTIMORE, NoveyiA Der Returns from
counties Tonight are Sill incomplete, but are
Sufficiently full to decide the result ON the
starr ticket and the complexion OF the legis-
iaiura. Oftwenty three counties in the StaJe.
Mr.. Carroll has carried ten Oy aggregate
majority of ICa, and Mr.. Harris ten by ma
lOrities aSgTegaung 800, leaving three conn
tes 10 Ue heard from, which cannot affect the
general result. For The senate, the Democrats
have elected 9, and The Republicans 3, with
two districts To be heard from. For the house,
the Democrats have elected -, and the Repub-
cans -, with i've districts TO be heard from.
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kANSAS.

ATHlSON, November 8.-The election in
this county yesterday resulted IN a complete
republican victory. Every candidate on the
Republican ticket wa elected BY nIsiorities
ranging from 1876 10 coo. The Republicans
have two, and probably three, members OF the
county board. This IS the f ST time In many
years that the Republicans OF this county
elected their whole county ticket
MANI ATTAIN, November S-The Repnbli.
can county ticket Of this, Riley county, was
elected yesterday by large majority, but the
independent repre- NATIVE 10 the lower
house Of the Legislature was elected over the
Repu blicsn candidate.
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bfthe superior court, defeats Fewerly, opposi-
ton candidate, by nearly 400 majority for
and tue official count WIN probably be needed
70 determine the result. Jones, Re publican,
Fcems 70 have been defeated, however, at
prs sent, anu Nelson runs a few votes bchni
the Democratic candidate. IN the country
tOwEs, the Republicans have, with one excep-
ton, elected their cand dates for county G M
M geiOuFrs.
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WON'T We have Radical howl over
the fact that Texas has recovered three
hundred thousand dollars, realized from
the ssle OF indemnity bonds sent to
Eng and ia 1862, for theE urchss9 Of arms
ana supplies? We ought 10 have.
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EssEB.

FALCOSEa-At Holly SPIngs, Mississippi,
at quarter past ten o'clock Friday night, Oc-
tober 22d, after a lingering and painful illness,
Mrs. SoPHRoNIA LIVINGsro FALCoNER, wife
of Judge Thomas A. Falco uer, ag, ID aft seight
years, one month and three days.
CHURCH-On Wednesday morning, No.
vember 3D., at two O'Clock. Captain HORATIo
l.. CHURCH, in the seventy 18TH year of his
age, At the residence Of his brother in this
city. Cincinnati tOhiOl and Maysville (KyD
papers please copy
The remains Of Captain Church were taken
10 Aberdeen, Ohio, to be Inferred in the fami-
" burying-ground.
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A FEW days ago the New York Jour
nal Of Commerce said that a reaction
was setting in against the msl8dmiDis.
tration OF justice in New York. The
election returns fully justify the state
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The Conservative Democrats OF Mis-
siszippi have sent thanks u the APPEAL
for it, LAHORE in their behalf. We thank
them for the recognition of that labor
and assure them the APPEAL will
always be Sound on the side OF the
lteor IL
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wEAraEK PRoRAEILIrIEs.


WAHHISGTOS. November {, am.
far he t0sst guy States, Tennessee
and Oaio uuaeys rising barometer,
norther'y 10 northwest lciHds, cloudy
teeatheT, rain areas Jolo1rod By colder
Gearing JCcuther.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS
Associates Press Dispatches.

AHsucIh4tW Ftas DispaICHNss
LOUISVILLE. November 3-River 4
feet in crnal and feet on falls Weather is
cool and rainy. Arrived: James l.. Parker,
Cairo: Arlington, New Orleans. Departed
Parker and Arlington, Cincinnati.
ST LOUIS November 3.-River about
stationary; weather cloudy and cool, with in
dicatioDs OF rain. Arrived STE Genegieve,
Vicksburg. Departed: Graud Tower, Mem
phis; Belle st. Louis, Cam bridge.
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TURKEY, the pope, and the Catholic
church are the European questions just
BOW. Between them, or through
either, the grest powers may yet be
launched into a general war.
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NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, Novem Der 3.-The Republicans
! elect i've out of eight senators chosen this
I yea IN New Jersey; thirteen senators hold
/ over, ami seven are Repubii cans and six DEM
/ ocrats, giving the Republicans majority of
| three The New Jersey legislature stands as
/ follows: Senate, u Republicans TO Demo-
Gratis; The house, 81 Republicans TO . Demo
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MARYLAND and Virginia, like Ten
nessee, both enforce the license law
against runners and drummers for for
eign mercantile houses.
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MICHIGAN

DETROIT, November 3.-LsWis's majority
for mayor is 1878 The rem ainder of the Re-
publican city ticket is elected, except, posi-
bly,, attorney and one member OF the board OF
common council. It is estimated that the
council viii stand nearly tie on the Sunday
ligunr OueStipD.
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EX-GovERNoR VANCE, who is the
guest Of Chancellor Stockton, lectures
tonight at the Greenlaw Opershouse.
SuSjsct: "The Scattered Nation.n
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THE venerable. Italian patriot, Carl
baldi, is urging the Herzegovina insur-
gents, and the Oppre ssed of eastern Eu-
rope b rise and drive the Turks into
Asia Correct.
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MIKE RANKIN was "inJunctsd" in
s.. Louis, the other night, at DeBar's
Operahouse, aud was again compelled
70 surrender the TOo Orphans. he and
Il are becoming nuisance.
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MILWAUKEE,, November B. Returns this
morning make it certain that the Repu blicans
have elected Livingston snd the whole State
cket by mRj lrities ranging from 2000 TO 5000,
and carried the legislature by thirty msiOrity
on Joint ba lot,
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The people o. Missouri, by large
majority, have adopted the new consti-
tuition, of which the press OF all the
STATE spoke 90 eulnRisticalIY.
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COLUMBUS, Georgia, is soon to have a
bsggipg factory AID broom factory added
10y northern capitalists to its already
numerous industries.
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THE new cotton factory at Quitman,
Georgia, is paying forty per cent. on the
cost Of the mill, What pays letter than
that2
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The attack on Mr.. Younger, a COL
oTed Democrat, is an instructive chap.
Ter in The history OF current events.
Read it.
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THE reports Of city officers will he
found elsewhere Altogether they make
up very interesting rsa ling.
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TIE freedom and independence OF
CuOs ought to be insisted upon by our
government.
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GOVERNOR GARLAND's ,os.sooo q,
The Arkansas Ieg,sIs'.ldre is very gener-
ally approved.
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OUR scattered war ship, are being re-
called TO home waters. Theirs some.
thiug w.
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The orange growers Of Florida have
declared their independence Of middle
men. Uiey viii hereafter ship on their
own account.
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MARRIED.

MCELROY- CARNEY Wednesday even
iug, November Sd, at eight o'clock, at st.
Mays (Ca nolic) Church, PATRICK MCELRoY
and Mrs. MARGARET F. CARNEY.
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TIE New York Graphic calls Sankey
"song-bird," ami Moody a 'bird of
pray"
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MoLAssEs from wa'e7meIons is TIE
latest achievement Of Wilson county,
kaHlas. Ous farmers will make a note
OF this.
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EX-GOVERNOR WALKER, Of Virginia,
is spoken Of as candidate for 81 e 4ker
Of the house Of representatives Next
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AktiE-D, Of Ohio, is out in favor Of
q fspeIl Of the Law increasing the post
age on pe'yspapers.
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PEACE in Uruguay is expected. Il
will come, no doubt, but will it stay?
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a LARGE and nayigsb'e river has
been discovered in New Guinea.
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A LITTLE and contemplate thing
the Memphis bsck-sslary grab.
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4 WEEPING band-tbe municirsl
baek-sa'ary grsbbers Of Memphis.
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CLosfNG rates yesterday: Cotton,
Ne" York 49,; Memphis, l2.. Gold,
New York, ll5f; Memphis. Ils4.
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HASsACHtISETTS.
WISCONSIN.

30 sTlN, NONem Der 3.-Three hundred and
thlriN-twO cities and towns with nj ne to hear
from, give Rice 1880; CASTOR, 1850; Baker,
Sg4lc Adams, IVA,
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w. z. MITCHELL'S SCHOOL,
No. sos Third Street.

rFyHE ANNUAL SESSION COMMENCES
L September lst Students prepared fol-
the usual college course. All the common
English branches taught. For terms, apply
at the school room.
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w. p. Smith, a reporter Of the st.
IOuis DiIydfch, was assaulted by two men
named Jones and Turner, and knocked down
and beaten with a cane. Regaining his feet
he drew a pistol, when an officer arrived and
took the assailants 10 the calabOose.
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COAL! COAL! COAL!
STAR COTTON GIN.
IS Union Street, cor. Third.

A RE only charging Two Dollars a bale for
II ginning Cotton and furnishing Bagging
and Ties. All cotton while in Clubhouse fully
insured our insurance being in the best COM
panies, and no extra charge. viii furnish
bags free Of charge for shipping seed cotton to
US.
OctI7 PAINE & PATRICK
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For the Benefit of Families

DESTROYS of avoiding the throng at the Ticket
Wagon, Tickets will be kept on sale at the
Cigar stand Of Peabody Hotel.
JOHN MYERS,
Cigar Stand, Peabody Hotel.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

THE stated communication OF Leila q
L Scott Lodge, No. 49, will be held this w
CTHURSDAY) evening, November ith, ="
at o clock, for dispatch of business.
All NJ. MS are fTaternally invited.
BY order. A. f. DAVIS, W. NJ.
A, s. MYERS, Secretary.
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TECTIVE M'CUNE

were sent by Chief Athy 10 Churchs estab-
llshmsnt to see that Mr.. Younger was not mo-
Tested. The officers Informed Church that
such cOnd act would not be allowed, and If
any mob was raised, the police would arrest
him and all others found at his place. Owing
10 the advise of Church, and the well-ground-
ed fear that Ell Shaw inteBued TO have vio-
lence done Mr.. YOUNGER, he removed his
Baggage end sought accom- modatioDs else
where tn s II is seen how Ed Shaw, the
ne!rO RsCical whsrfmgster, is per .uitted TO
drive strangers from hotels, aud place them
in jeopardy OF lie aud limb.
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Arrangements have been perfected with all
The lines Of Railways. centering at Memphis
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ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY.

THE annual preparatory meeting of st. An
l. drew's Society, for election of officers and
other business, will be held at their rooms, IL
Madison street, this (rHURSD AY) evening at
IA o'clock. A punctuRl and full attendance
is earnestly requested.
II. T. TOMLINSON, PresiG ent.
JNO. W. CAMPBELL, Secre taIy,
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Trustees sale---Lucy Lots.

to enable persons at cheap fare TO visit the
GREAT SHOW,
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r N II n III
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-25
ST. JOHNS DAY,
'Ehe Portland COmlman6ery at
Nashua and Worcester.

NASHUA, n. H., June N.-St. Johns day
has been celebrated here to-day in a becoming
manner by the st. George Commandery Emil
nent Commander Wilton A. Taylor command
ing. Delegations from Communicates of the
other cities commenced to arrive on the morn
ing trains. The Jerusalem Commandery of
Fitchburg, represented by Captain General
Barrett and other Sir Knights; Pilgrim, of
Lowell, by o. A. Bingham; Ceur de Lion, of
Cbarestown, by j. E. Crockett and e. f.
by M. w. Winship; Hugh de Payne of Keene,
by Sir Knights Templeton, Fletcher and
knight; Worcester County Commandery by
Lyman Brooks, Aaron King, and four other
Sir Knights; William Parkman Commandery
of East Bosten by IA Sir knights, under COM
mand of Eminent Commander w. j. Ellis,
arrived at o'clock and were royalty enter
tanned by Sir Knight A. M. Norton at his resi-
dence. AT noon the Portland Commandery,
under command of Eminent Commander +. G..
Stevens, with Chambers Band, came in on the
Nashua & Rochester Railroad, and were re-
ceived at the Concord depot with the Nashua
Cornet Band and m arched by invitation to the
mansion of VIM. D. Caldwell, agent of the
jackson Manufacturing Co., where collation.
was spread in the grove, and each Sir Knight
was furnished with boquet. Cheers were
given for Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell, and the march
was continued through the principal streets to
the mansion of Sir Knight Hon. Frank A.
McKern, where another bountiful collation.
was served. Serenades were given by both
bands and with cheers for the host the march
was resumed through Main street to the Tre-
mont House, where an elegant banquet was in
waiting. The botel was tastefuliy decorated
for the occasion, as were also the residences of
Messrs. Caldwell and MoKern and Masonic
Hall. The banquet was worthy of one of the
best landlords in New England, Col. Scripture,
and was highly enjoyed. The guests were well
coined to Nashua by Eminent Commander
Taylor, and brilliant post.prandial speeches
were made by Eminent Grand Commander
William Barrell, Eminent Commander Stevens
of Portland, Sir Kaights f, A. MeKern, Gibbs,
Hail. Aodsdou and others, and Reverences
Wetherbee, Kelsey and Shilling, after which
another parade was made and the guests took
their departure for Worcester.
Especial to Press]
The Portland Comm andery mt Worcester.
WORCESTER, June 24.-The Portland Com
mandery arrived here at Z o'clock last night all
right. At Epping the Commandery was re-
ceived by delegations from Nashua aud Wor-
cester Communicates, and furnished with re-
freshments and button hole bouquets by the
ladies. We arrived at Nashua at noon, and
were received by ST. George Commandery and
magnifcently entertained for five hours, after
which we left for here, and are being enter
tanned at banquet at the armory of Worces-
ter, Mass, Commahdery. The day has been
very hot; the thermometer at Nashua standing
at 80 in the shade, but the members are having
glorious time and are being treated in royal
style by the Sir knights of New Hampshire
and Massachusetts, f.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-25

Attention is being drawn in England to the
value Of the mule. At recent show the prize
mule stood seventeen hands, and was proved
to be much stronger than horse. Another
animal exhibited. and which was only twelve
and a half hands high, had been driven the
previous week 220 miles in forty-two hours
with no marks of fatigue.
Miss Anna Ella Carroll, of Maryland, who
has for years been knocking at the doors of
Congress for compensation for planning the
Tennessee campaign, takes issue with the state
ments with reference to that campaign con-
tanned in Gen. Sherman's book. She processes
to be able to prove that Sherman is all wrong
in that matter.
Connecticut has taken the place of Indiana
in the divercel business. Last year four hun
hired and sixty-two mismated couples were
made happy by separation in the Nutmeg State,
which is more than in any previous year, though
the annual average has exceeded four hundred
sirce 1864. There is about one divorce for ev-
cry ten marriages.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-25
IS Months imprisonment.
MINOR TELEGRAMs

The English yacht Octavia, which was seized
few days siCce at New York on suspicion of
being Cuban vessel, and subsequently re-
leased, sailed yesterday with % passengers, all
of whom were either Spaniards or Cubans.
Dwight Nash of Miller's Falls, Mass, fell
last Tuesday from staging and striking the
edge of board cut his throad from ear to ear.
He cannot recover.
The body of well-dressed man, apparently
so years old, was found hanging to tree in the
dense woods near Hindale, L. 1. 1t had evil
IDENTIFY been hanging three or four weeks. There
was no clue to his identity.
The flour mills known as Reels Mills, east
of Frederick junction, Nd. on the Baltimore
and Ohio Roilroad, were burned Wednesday
night, with large quantity of stock Loss
about $4,000; partially insured.
The Wesleyan crew has arrived at Saratoga
aDd gone into quarters.
The Norfolk Light Infantry Blues have ar
rived home and received an ovation. Gen. .Fitz
Hugh Lee spoke in the highest terms of their
reception in Boston.
The Balton brothers have been convicted of
murder in the second degree in Princess Anne
county, Maryland for the murder of their IA
ther
Rear Admiral John Decamp on the retired
list, died at Burlington, N. j., yesterday. He
entered the navy in 1927.
Tweed has not yet been bailed out.
Donaldson's balloon went up from Toronto
yesterday.
Mary Brophy, aged 9 years, was fatally
burned at Georgiaville, r. l., yesterday.
There are signs of revolution in Magdalena.
Messrs. Post, Norcross and Smith, commits
sloners appointed to examine the Chicago post
office building condemn the foundation and the
stone used in unmeasured terms and recon-
mend that it be torn down.
Internal revenue receipts YESTERDAY were
$427, ,00S.
The mercury rose to 95 in Boston yesterday
and in Manchester to 9S.
Costley, the Weymouth, (Mass.) murderer
will be hanged today. 1t is said he will make
a confession on the scaffold.
The buildings of the Norwood Woolen Com
pany at Mystic, Conn, were burned yesterday
by an incendiary fire. The loss will reach
100000.
Iowa Democratic Convention met at Des
Moines yesterday. A resolution in favor of a
resumption of specie payment was adopted
Shepard Shelter of Des Moines was nominated
for governor
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-25
DISASTROUS GALE.
Many Vessels Wrecked on the
ChiIian Coast.
Fifty Lives Lost.

New YORK, June 4.-Valparaiso papers of
the 25th of May last, bring news of terrible
norther at that port and immense damage to
shipping. Tho Chlian man-of-war school
ship, Valdivia, broke adrift and dozeu appren.
tices were drowned in attempting to lower
boat. The man-of-war Esmeralda went down
in shallow water. The crew were saved. The
Guatemala bark Eden went ashore, but
the were saved &c Inc nd brig
and son were drowned. The French bark
Jules Borde broke adrift and went ashore. The
Pearl of the Ocean and her cargo were sunk.
Another called the Elvira was sunk by an Eng
lish bark, the La1ra McSenman, of which
Capt. Harris, his wife and seven children were
drowned 1t is stated that the number of per-
sons that were drowned will amount to so.
Capt. Mills of the Pacific Steam Navigation
Company's steamer Linena lowered boat in
the height of the tempest, which went to and
returned from the wrecks five times, saving the
lives of 60 persons.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-25
Yellow Fever.

WASHINGTON, June "a The mails for the
navy from the South Atlantic squadron have
not yet arrived, though hourly expected, there
fore the department has no official advices of
the existence of yellow fever on U. S. vessels
in those waters. A private letter to-day by an
officer of the navy from brother officer at Rio
dated May 23d reports yellow fever raging
at that place. The number of deaths daily
were from Is to 20. During the first half of
March 1872 deaths were reported.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-25

CHICAGO, June 4-Cattle-receipts of 8 2OOO head !;
the market is very quiet especially inferior grades
Texans III @ ~; natiue stock 90 a 70; ship
Live Hogs-receipts $4,000 head market is active
at decline of1Oc; sales of inferior to choice 20 S
3O fair TO good 90 a Is, closing weak and easy
to choice 3 90 "a 3 So ~ fO
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Portland WhoLesaIe NIarkefs

FOFtIHHU WhOEesaIe MafkeIs,
THURSDAY, June 24-The market to-day is very
quiet and we have but few changes to note. Flour
quiet with prices unchanged. Sugars are very firm in
price with fair demand. Pork and lard are firm at
recent quotations. We quote Molasses as follows:
Porto Rico 40 q 63c: Cienfuegos 45 q 46c; Musco-
vado 40 44c; New Orleans 70 q SIC; Baradoes 46 @
4Sc, and with falling market.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-25
F OR E IG N.
Hopeless rlluess of Lady Franklin.

----~-'
LONDON, June 24.-Lady Franklin is hope
lessly i'll. She bid farewell yesterday to the
commander of the Pandora, who went in search
of relics of the Franklin expedition, and on
other exploring voyages
Count Arnim Convicted and Sentenced TO
IS Months imprisonment.
BERLIN June 24.-The case of Count Won
Arnim was decided by the Kammergoricht o.
day. He was convicted of abstracting with in
tent, state papers of the character of public
deeds entrusted to him, and he was sentenced
to nine months imprisonment, including one
month that has already expired. The court
declares there was no ground for the charges
of embezzlement or offences against public or
der.
Foreign Notes.
The Carlist committee in London annou noes
a victory over the Alfonsists in Castlemine.
Nine Afonsst officers are reported captured.
1t is reported that the Marquis of Lorne and
wife princess Louise,) intend making tour of
the UnitedS tates,
The river Garoane continues to rise. Several
persons have been drowned.
Merchants are selling American iron at VOL
verhampton at $35 per ton.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-25
A,,emptea Murder and Suicide

New YORK, June M.-An unknown man,
took young woman named H. Sophie Sched-
ley of Philadelphia to sail in float this MORN
ing, and when off the battery shot her twice
and then put bullet through his own head.
Ee died instantly. She may recover.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-25

Dh. PALNlER, of Westerly, r. l., says that
Hunts Remedy is the most effective medicine that
he has ever used in his practice for dropsy and kid
ncy diseases. can safely say that it has almost
raised the dedd'' jne25dSsw1w
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-25
Daily Domestic Receipts,

The following are the receipts by the Grand Trunk
Coolidge 500 do David Keazer 100 do, Messrs Milli-
ken 100 do, I H Randall 100 do. James 100 do,
M Hosmer q Go 100 do, Wadron q True cars corn, G
w True do, Larminie & Co do, Mcmillan g. Bus
ley do j Bond & Co 80 bbls -four.
-. BY water conveyance-100O bush cornmeal to G W
True s. Co.