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Gloucester Fish Market.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, July %.
Gloucester Fish market and arrivals for tho week
ending July 22d:
About seventy fishing arrivals have been reported,
80 from Georges Banks, 10 from banks and about %
from mackerel trips receipts being abont lis 600
lbs Goldfish, 17s,OOO TBS HaIibut and AIS bbls of
mackerel Mackerel have made their appearance on
this coast and Maine. and the prospect now looks
encouraging tor better catch; the demand is good
and mackerel are shipped as fast as packed the
quote at So, 81, and $13 per Dbl for u.s. 2's and rs
Goldfish are in good demand, the weather untavoIa-
BILE for curdg in shipping order the market is firm
er. We quote Georges at 75per qtl Bank cod re-
mains steady at 81 qtI for Western Bank; % and
4 70 " qtl for picked and dry cured Grand Bank.
Haddock 30 % qtl; Cusk at 8 90 % qt Tongues and
Sounds at 10 % " Dbl; Halibut fins at 90; Halibut
Halibut at &c " ID; Prepared and Boneless Goldfish
81 q &c P Id. Fresh Habut in light receipt and
prices advanced; no Bank on market. We quote
last sales a and &c p b for white and gray Georges
81 q &c ID; very few brought in; Shore fish scarce
at.2c B ID for Cod and Haddock. Large mackerel at
Sc q piece.
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Modern Women.

1t is a sad commentary upon our boasted civiza-
tion that the women of our times have degenerated
in health and physique until they are literally race
of invalids-pale, nervous, feeble and back-achy,
with only here and there few noble exceptions in
the persons of the robust buxom ladies characters
tic of the sex in days gone BY Bya very large expe
rence, covering period of years. and embracing the
treatment of many thousands of cases of those all
ments peculiar to Women DR.. Pierce, of the Worlds
Dspensary, Buffalo, N. Y, has perfected, by the
combination Of certain vegetable extracts, natural
specific, which he does not extol as a cure-a, but
one which admirably fulflls singeness of purpose,
being most positive and reliable remedy for those
weaknesses and complaints that af1ict the women of
the present day. This natural specific compound is
called Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The fol-
lowing are among those diseases in which this Won
derful medicine has worked as if by magic and
with certainty never before attained by any medi-
cnes: Weak back, nervous and general debility,
falling and other dispacements of internal organs
resulting from debility and lack of strength in natur-
al supports internal fever congestion, Inflammation
and liberation and very many other chronic diseases
incident to women, not proper to mention here, in
which, as well as in the cases that have been enumer-
ated, the Favorite Prescription effects cures-the
marvel Of the world. 1t will not do harm in any
state condition of the system, and by adopting its
use the invalid lady may avoid that severest of
deals-the consulting of family physician. Favor
lite Prescription is sold by dealers in medicines gen.
orally. jy21eod&wlw
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available strength, to anticipate the Turkish
attack on Saitschar. The fact that he did not
wait for the promised cooperation of General
Tchernayeff, who either is delayed en- route, or
has to fight his way, confirms this belief.
Intervention Promised.
The Sclavistic committee in Moscow have is
sued an address solem My promising general
uprising of Russians and armed intervention if
the Servians were defeated.
The Austrian Consul insulfed mt belgrade
A Belgrade mob insulted the Austrian Con-
sui General.
Montenegrims Repuised.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 23.-The following is
official: Five Thousand Montenegrins attacked
a Turkish post at Banana. The Montenegrins
after sanguinary engagement fled to their in
trenchments. They had 200 killed.
A Greek r0test.
ATHENS, July 24-The Greecian government
will protest against the Porte's colonizing TO-
600 Circassians near the Greek frontier.
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HAVANA. July 22.-Sugar firm and advancing.
owing to favorable views from abroad; several I'M
ranted by those obroad; No 10 to 10 S at ii "a 81
reals per arrobe; No 15 to 20 at q 1OA reals MO
lasses Sugars, No to 10 at GOT reals; Concen-
covado Sugars ommon to fair II a u reals; fair to
good refining at nominal; Centrifugal Sugars, No 10
to IL in boxes q 90 reals, and in hhds at Oh a. 10
tanzas 270,50O boxes and 10000 hhds. Receipts for
ne week 1000 boxes and 200 hhds; exports for the
week y, 500 boxes and 5000 hhds including II 500
nominal; so degrees polarization reals per keg.
Empty hhds so gold. Lumber nominal; hoops
nominal. ''P
Freights quiet with scarcity of disposed shin
room; for the United States rates unchanged
Spanish gold 22l "a 222. Exchange-on the Unit
ed States short sight currency 2! q discounts go
Drem. - - =
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Murdered for His Money.
An Italian BrutalIy Buthered by
His Room Mate.

BOSTON, July 22-Last night two Italians
engaged room at the Phoenix Hotel on Green
street. Early this morning a loud noise START
led the clerks, and on going up stars one OF
these men rushed by him with simply his shirt
on and fled down the street.
Officers were at once summoned, and these,
with others, went up to the room in the upper
story where the men slept. A sickening sight
was revealed to the beholder. Upon the bed
lay man stoutly built and apparently 35 years
of age, literally covered with blood, with which
the bed was also saturated, while the walls
were besmeared and stained with gore, evil
denced desperate struggle. Upon examin-
ing the wounded man it was found that his
throat had been cut from ear to ear, making
deep, gaping wound, from which the blood
flowed in perfect stream. The windpipe and
jugular vein were severed. Beside the wound
in his throat, the left ear was completely sever
ed from the head and only hung by the merest
thread. A deep cash in the back of his neck,
very rough and cut long, was also visible, as
were numerous wounds upon the arms. The
man died soon after he was found.
The murderer and his. victim had been en-
ployed on the water works at Natick. 1t is
supposed that having enticed his victim to the
city, which was reached late yesterday after
noon, he took the man as near the North End
as possible without being seen by those who
might be acquainted with him. A porter in
the house occupying the room underneath that
of the two Italians, heard no noise after they
entered their room, and it is supposed both re-
tired to bed together shortly before ten o'clock.
Some of the officers found an Italian on Mer-
rimac street and arrested him, but there is lit
tie about him to give the belief that he is the
right party. However he is held and will have
to give an account of his whereabouts. There
is belief among some ct the officers that the
murder was not the result of premeditat ted
attempt to plumber Nicholas Lavigone, the man
who was murdered, but the two men auarrell-
ed, and after the manner of that class of peo-
pie, the party now pursued seized upon the
razor and cut the throat and the body of his
victim. The fact that Lavingone had 1924 in
money in belt on his person when found
rather supports this theory. 1t is evident that
the quarrel or fight was long one, and if Law
ingone had been assaulted while asleep the
chances are that the deed would have been
sooner conSummated.
Arrest of the Murderer.
Giovanni Maestro, the Italian who Murdered
Nicholas Lavigone, this morning at Phoenix
Hotel, Green street, was captured tonight. He
had secreted himself under the draw bridge OF
the Eastern Railroad and remained all day in
night clothes.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.

BY BOSTON AND MAINE RAILROAD.-Parrott &
Chase car corn, A D Morton do corn, S w Thax-
do -four, Norton. Chapman & Co do -four. j Fiske
1 do -four, A Hunt 81 Co do flour, Pardin & Mer-
rill do flour, j II Bonney & Co 1 do flour, David
Keazer do flour, D w Coolidge do -four, Caldwell
81 Adams do -four order do bran, "A U Cobb do
bran, Leighton & Wngate Go bran, W Mose4 ]
do lumber, Grand Trunk Railroad do merchandise,
Maine Central Railroad IS do merchandise, Portland
& Ogdensburg Railroad do merchandise, Portland
16 do merchandise.
RECEIPTS BY THE GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD
The following are the total number OF cars received
inward for the twentyfour hours ending - o'clock,
July 21st '76-For Portland sundries, % cars
lumber, do live stock, W II Milliken 1 do -four;
through to Halifax do flour, do bran, do paper,
10 cars merchandise, Eastern Railroad % cars do,
BY water convey ance-iooo bush cornmeal to q.
w U'rua 81 On
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Wife Murder in Boston.


BOSTON, July 23.-Patrick Ford, residing at
No. Cooper street, killed his wife, Gertrude
w. Ford, with an axe, at o'clock tonight
The officers hearing her cries entered the house
and pursued Ford to the roof of the house,
where he jumped off, receiving injuries result
ing in death thirty minutes later. His wife
was terriblbly hacked on her face, neck and
breast, and died about ten o'clock. Cause sup
posed to be Jealousy.
Destructive Fire at shelburne Falls.
SPRINGFIELD, JULIO 23.-The principal bust
ness portion of that part Of Shelburne Falls
village lying on the west side of the Deerfeld
River in the town of auckland, was burned
Saturday night, including Woodward Hotel
and stables, Methodist church and two stores
beneath, Newell Bros. grocery and hardware
store and storehouses, and two houses and
barns. The fire began in the cellar of the
Newell building, where clerk was drawing
turpentine. The total loss is $4,000; insured
for $1 900.
Failure of RniIroad Contractor.
Contractor Beaumont, who has been employ
ed on the Hoosac Tunnel Railroad work at
Shelburne Falls, fails for $4,000, and has small
assets
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The Strengthening and supporting influence of
HUNTS REMEDY acts promptly on the Kidneys,
Bladder, and PROSTATE Gland, and banishes disease
from them. HUNTS REMEDY also cures Gravel,
Diabetes, Dropsy, Complaints of the Urino Genital
Organs, and fortifes the whole system. HUNTS
REMEDY has the sanction of the medical faculty.
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Democratic Rally,
Tke Indiana ..fsreenhaeks >,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 23.-The chairman
OF the independent greenback committee de-
diana will support Tilden and Hendricks. The
committee have called new state Convention
for Aug. 18th to take position on the silver
question and will declare that the state jeosla-
ture has right to make all the silver coins of
the Uniled States full legal tender without
test question on the election of members to the
next general assembly.
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Forty Fourth Congress First Session
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July %,
Mr. Dawes called attention to the speech of
Wm Hartzell of Illinois, delivered in the
House Thursday and said that the table quoted
by him as to the number of employees in the
civil service was without foundation. .-
The Senate resumed the consideration Of the
river and harbor bill, the question being to re-
commit it to the Committee on Appropriations
with instructions to reduce the amount to a.
100000.
A debate followed. H'.
After long debate the motion to recommit
was rejected. a. ~
Mr. Edmunds substitute was also6reiected.
On the question of being called for on agree
ing to the amendments by the committee of
the whole to the House bill it was ascertained
that no Quorum was present and the Senate
adjourned.
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MEMOIR ANDA.

Ship Geo M Adams, Manson, from Independence,
dragged her anchors at Gaiway oth, anu sustained
Sch Fair-View, from Wiscasset, before reported
ashore on Ram Head was hauled off and towed to
Boston 21st.
Sch Senator, Murch, from Portland for Ellsworth,
was struck by lightning Sd inst, when few hours
out, and had both masts shvered and mansa set on
fire. The deck planks were badly shattered and the
bulkhead stove. The crew all knocked sense.
less, but recovered in few minutes. The vessel ar
rived at Ellsworth 18th and is to have masts and
other repairs.
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DIED..

In this city, July %, John j., youngest son of An
drew and Margaret Larkin, aged months days.
In this city, July %, Mr.. James Linehan, aged
II years.
In Bath, July s, Mr.. Alexander Robinson, aged c.
years months.
In Bath, July 7, Alfred H. Marsh, aged II years 10
months.
In Woolwieh, July 7, MIR. Gilbert Ames, aged 81
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HYDE PARK, VT, July 22.-Mrs. Clarinda
seized by two masked men while picking ber-
ries near her house to-day, dragged into corn
field near by and outraged by them both.
When found she was insensble, bound and
gagged Her injuries are severe, but it is
men under sheriff are securing the woods in
search of the villains.
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ANNAPOLIS, Ms. Br Schr Atwood 800 bbls of
-four, do drugs.
Br Schr Portland-1OO bbls cornmeal, 100 bbls of
-four.
HALIFAX. Ms. Steamer Falmouth-16O0 bbls of
-four 1900 gals liquors. 1920 lbs tobacco % packages
paper, 70 bdls Shocks 80 boxes canned bee0 55 pack
ages merchandise
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WASHINGTON.
Executive NomInationi


WASHINGTON, July 22-The President sent
to the Senate today the following nominations:
George f. Talbot OF Maine, Solicitor of the
Treasury: J: Brady of Indiana, I'd Assistant
Postmaste. General
The Silver Bill.
The President has not signed the silver bill
The Treasury officials says that the section of
the bill authorizing the exchange of Sic, 600, 900
silver for a like amount of legal tender notes,
will be practically imperative from the fact
that the Treasury has not got the silver on
hand. The amount being coined is only suffi-
Gent for the redemption of fractional currency
Bills Signed by the President
The President today approved the following
acts of Congress: An act establishing the rank
Secretary of War to purchase land in Key
West, Fla, an act to extend the duration Of
the court on the Alabama claims, an act to pro-
vide for the construction of military posts on
tho Neiiow Stone and Mussel rivers.
The River and IIarbor Bill.
The Senate having voted down all the SUBJ
stItutes for the river and harbor appropriation
bill, tae House bill as amended by the Senate
will undoubtedly be passed. In the bill
as 1t now stands is an appropriation of $4,000
for Boston harbor.
Various Matters.
Superintendent Vail says that the discon-
tinuance of the fast mail trains west from New
York will not seriously cripple the mail ser
vice.
The Louisiana investigating committee will
find doubtless that the New Orleans custom
house has been used for political purposes
John York, clerk in the Treasury depart
ment, died Saturday from injuries received by
being thrown from buggy.
The Secretary of State says it will be ad-
verse to to the.public interests to furnish Con-
gress with the correspondence with ministers
to Mexico and Central American citizens.
The proposed reduction of clerks in the de-
partments here, to the number of 700 causes
uneasness among that class of office-holders.
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June 49, lat So 10 N, Ion A O3 w, ship Robt Dixon,
from New York for San francisco.
June %, lat 4S "a, lon AZ, ship D w Chapman, from
Amsterdam for New York.
July Z, ENE of Mizen Head 40 miles. brig Edw H
Williams, Tucker, from Gloucester. f, for Baltimore.
July 10, lat 43, lon 81 81, brig Remick from Cape
Breton for New York.
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mcKee,s Friends Working for his Pardon.

CINCINNATI, July 22.-Gen. John Mcdonald
terday that the testimony of Fitzroy, at the
trial of VIM. Mckee, regarding the payment
of $3.50 to Mr.. Mckee at the Office of Gen. Nc
Donald, was malicious and false in every par
ucular. This affidavit was sent to Washington
to-day.
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FINANCIAL AND cOMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Market.

: SATURDAY, July 22.-The markets are very strong
to-day with changes to note in quotations Sugars
are strong and active at 115c for granulated and 1c
for Extra G. Germ remains firm at62 q 63c for car
lots and Ga q Csc in bag lots. Flour remains steady,
Molasses is quite active. Pork is firm and uEchang
ed. Butter is in good demand.
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MEXICO.
The Revolutionary Army Scntteled-Ler-
de Tejadn Elected President.

dc TeJudu EIecte0 Ffest0eut.
HAVANA, July GA French steamer has ar
rived from Vera Cruz, bringing Mexican dates
to the 14th.
The general aspect of affairs is in favor of the
government. Gen. Riva Placero's revolutiona-
ry army was surprised and defeated by Col.
Adolf Vail, at point about two days march
from the capital. Riva Placero only saved
himself by plunging in the rive. Gen. Cha
vaeora, second in command. with several staff
officers, fifteen soldiers and 200 horses were cap
tured. Sixteen revolutionists were killed and
the rest scattered. Gen. Manuel Gonsea led
after abandoning Matamoras, marched towars
Puebla with about 1900 men. The combined
revolutionary forces under Generals Sherman
DEE, Coultenne and GARLIC, made their way to
Jalipa, where they exacted SIC. 900 from the in
habitants.
The official published result of the Presiden-
tial election gives Lerdo de Tejada an over.
whelming majority. 1t now only remains for
Congress at its meeting Sept. 10th to declare
Dec 4th
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MARRIED..

In this city, July %. by Rev. DR.. Shaer Charles
j. Carter and Miss Sarah o. Allen, both of Portland.
In Gardiner, July 16, Trad D. Rowland of Gardi-
ner and Miss Georgiana Bangs of Pittston.
In Gardlner, July Is. Fred M. Kennedy of Boston
and Miss Emily j. Barker of Augusta.
In Augusta, July Is, B. S. Dyer OF Hallowell and
Miss Esther E. Brann of Jefferson.
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Providence Print CIotb. m.,r,.,

PROVIDENCE July 21.-Prinring Cloths market
closed firm at SO a SEC for best standard and "a Ga
cloths cash to 10 days for spot goods sales reported
during the past week foot up 1920 pcs.
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Cane Elizabeth,

The Republicans of Cape Elizabeth, are requested
to meet at the Town House, on SATURDAY, the
29th inst at p. M, to choose delegates to attend
the County Convention to be holden at Portland,
August 8, 1876. -
Per order TOWN COMMITTEE.
Cape Elizabeth, July "a, 1876. d&w
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European Markets.

LIVERPOOL, July 22.-12.3O P. M.-Cotton market
hrmer; Middling uplands at sgd; do Orleans at Cd
sales OF 10000 bales, including 1000 bales ror specu-
iaton and EXPORT receipts HOO bales of which 1000
bales were American.
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Deering.

The Republicans of Deering are requested to meet
at the Town House on THURSDAY, the 9th inst,
at O'Clock p m to choose delegates to the County
Convention.
Per order TOWN COMMI1TTEE.
Deering, July %, 1876. d&w
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Calcutta June 10, barque Charlotte A Little
field, Carver, for Antwerp.
Ar at Leghorn 9Th inst, barque Regina Tolck, Ray
Genoa.
Ar at Hamburg 9Th inst, ship John Potter, Nc
Clure, Lobos.
Sid 18th, barque H McLaren. Ludlow, Bruins wick
Sid I'm Bristol E, 21st inst, brig Castalia, White
more, New York.
Ar at Wexford goth inst, brig Alton, Copp, Chat
ham, NIB.
Ar at Liverpool sth inst, barque Edmund Phinney
Bacon, Akyab.
Sid FIN Falmouth E 9th inst, ship Sylvanus Blan-
chard, Green. Leith.
Ar at - Goth, sch Cumberland Weber, NYork
via Queenstown.
AT Porto Cobello 4th inst, sch Mary Harmon
Mailman, for New York soon.
Sid I'm Guantanamo June q, brig Harry Stewart
Larrabee, New York; Atlas, Powers, do.
At Havana 18th inst. barques David Babcock, Col
cord. tor New York; Waldo, Estes for Boston; sch
Abbie Adams, for Baltimore; Geo K Hatch, Muir
ply, do; and others.
AR at Cardenas 18th inst, brig Raven, Wiley, from
Havana.
Sid 11th brig Goodwin, Craig. Matapzas.
Ar at Cabarien 9TH inst, sch John Sanford, Bray,
Havana.
Sid FIN North Sydney Dist, sch Hume, Diggins
from Dunkirk) for Richbucto.
Ar at Port Mulgrave, MS, 18th inst sch VIM
Page, Hilliard Eastport; Josephine Swanton, from
Southport.
Ar at Annapolis Ms, 14th inst. sch Ximena, Thorn
son, New York.
Ar at Windsor. MS, goth inst, sch Hall, from
Machias, (and sailed for Alexandria)
Sid goth, sch Abbie WATSON, for Alexandria.
Ar at st John, NIB, 21st inst, schs James Souther,
Watts, Pensacola; 81 Bridges, LandriCk, Pembroke
Lucy Lee, ingalls,, Machias; Peiro, Kelley N York
AStra, Jones, Portland.
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--latest by European steamers.l

Ar at Liverpool 9Th inst, Edmund Phinney Bacon,
Akyab.
Sid sth, Bertha, I'LL, Rio Janeiro.
Off the Skerries 9th, John Harris, Dreamer, from
Liverpool for Lewes.
Sid FIN Singapore May %, Saml D Carlton, Free
man, Boston.
Ar at Sourabaya May II, Shamrock, Panno, from
Batavia.
Ar at st Helena June II, McGilvery, Jewett from
Batavia for New York, (and sid 1Sth).
Ar at Marseilles 18th inst, Palestine, Ford, from
Barcelona.
Ar at Havre It'll inst. Northampton, Trask, New
Orleans; f Bailey, Townsend, from Mobile; 9Th,
Almira Robinson, Tarbox, New Orleans.
Ar at Hamburg 9TH inst, Eliphalet Greeley, Watts,
Pabellon,
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POwuaI.

The Republicans of Pownal are requested TO meet
az the Town House in said town on SAIOh11 "a
July 29th inst, at O'Clock p N to ichoose Ieie =.
gates to attend the County Convention 10 DC he ~
Portland, August 8, 1876. ,,,,rruu
Pownal, July 81, 1876. o~"
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EOrei2u Notes.

Minister Pierrepont says that nothing has
occurred in any. wise altering the situation in
regard to extradition matters.
The English team won at the Wimbledon.
The Times says the safety valve in the Thun-
derer's boiler was wedged down which caused
the explosion.
-Four well-known professional oarsmen will
come from England to participate in the Cen
tennial regatta.
The merchants shipping bill has passed the
Housa Of Lords
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The Republicans of Raymond, are requested to
meet at the Town House in said Town, on SATUR-
DAY, the Goth inst, at o'clock p. NJ, to choose
Delegates to attend the County Conventions.
Per order TOWN COMMITTEE.
Raymond July %, 1876 d&w
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SOUTH BERWICK, Jnly 23-At the raising of
a Democratic flag here last evening, where
there was display Of fireworks, Mr.. Dennis
Ferguson was hit by rocket and dangerously
injured.
Democratic Rally.
RocKLAND, July 22.-The Democrats un-
furled large campaign flag this evening in
the presence of large crowd of citizens. Re-
marks were made by ex-Mayor Bryant and
music furnished by Singhi's band
Postal.
WASHINGTON, July 23.-Postofice establish
ed at Bowery Beach, Cumberland county, Me.
Joseph Mariner, postmaster.
Pastoral Resignation.
BANGOR, July 23-Rev. DR.. Butler resigned
the pastorate of the Columbia street Baptist
church today, to take effect in October.
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Paid admissions to the centennial Saturday
amounted to $16,914.