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The Portland daily press., 1876-05-26

5 Red Fall at &c bid. Corn is firm and in good
demand; No Mixed at 45 a 453c cash. Oats are
higher; No at s4lc rejected 80 q BIC; Rye is in,
active at 81 q &c. Barey-no sales. Pork dull and
jebbing at 20 3d. Lard is nominal. Bulk Meats de-
moralized ;clear rib and clear sides offered at 94c
clear sides loci. Bacon duh and lower shoulders at
III clear H. and clear sides 1Os @ 1OI and lOs a 1Oa
Receipts-26O0 bbls flour, $1,000 bush of wheat 49,,
900 bush corn, 1900 bush oats, 1000 bush barley
5000 bush rye, $1,000 hogs, 900 cattle.
CINCINNATI. May 25.-Pork is quiet. Lard firm
er-steam rendered at III, closing at 49, kettle do
at 12a q 10. Bulk Meats quiet and steady, held
shoulders at 60 q 7c clear rib sides at 81 clear sides
at 1O1. Bacon steady; shoulders at a SIC; clear
rib sides at lOs a 1O5; clear sides at lit a 1la Hogs
are dull and lower; common to good light at 5 90
q 40; few good heavy at SO; receipts 1865 head
shipments 1lS5 head.
Wheat firmer; extra White Michigan at 40; No 1
White at "a; No at %. Corn is dull; No ]
Mixed at Sic Oats are nominal.
bush corn, 4,S00 bush oats
Sbipments-70 bbls -four 5000 bush wheat, 900
bush corn. 1000 bush oats.
CLEVELAND May 25.-The Petroleum market is
firm and unchanged; standard ITO test at IL; prime
White $50 testat IL in car lots.
. CHARLESTON, May 25-Cotton is easy; MiddInp
uplands at liz.
NEW ORLEANS. May 25.- Cotton market is quiet
and irregular; Middling uplands 1lIc.
MOBILE, May 25.-Cotton market is quiet and
irregular; Middng uplands at 1O5c.
SAVANNAH, May 25.-Cotton quiet; Middling mp
lands 1l4c.
NEW YORK, May 25.-Cotton easy; Mddling I'D
lands IL 13-16c
AUGUSTA, May 25-Cotton market is dull and
nominal; Middling uplands at 1Oac.
WILMINGTON, May 25.-Cotton is nominal; Mid.
ding uplands 11c
NORFOLK, May 25.-Cotton is dull; Middling up.
lie.
LOUISVILLE, May 25-Cotton dull; Middling up
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MINOR TELEGRAMs

Base ball-St. Louis 9, Mutuals 0; Hartfords
4, Chicagos1 1.
City of Newport yesterday made six ineffect-
ual attempts to elect ia city marshal.
The Swartz will case at Providence suddenly
ended yesterday by agreement with appellant
and the will was confined.
1t is rumored that Gov. Tilden intends to
remove Sheriff Conner and offer the position to
John Morrissey.
U. s. Grant, Jr., was admitted to the bar in
New York yesterday.
Nine cadet midshipmen of the second and
third class at Annapolis were notified yester-
day to resign or suffer expulsion.
Peralto won the mustang race il good STYLE
yesterday, completing 155 miles in hours and
SO minutes.
The Democrats Of the fourth Massachusetts
district last night chose Hon. T. f. Dacey and
Leopold Morse delegates to the St. Louis con-
vention Gov. Tilden was endorsed for Presi-
dental candInate.
Joseph Newman of San Francisco, passed
through Omaha yesterday with some 5000 silk
worms which he is taking to Philadelphia.
Small pox is making it's appearance in San
Francisco, since the arrival of the Colorado
from China.
The Cocheco cotton mills will give their one
ratives vacation during the month of August
Cause, large quantity of print cloths on hand
and dull sales.
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F o E E IG N.
GREAT BRITAIN,

Financial Effect of the Eastern Question,
LONDON, May 25.-Uneasiness regarding the
Eastern question is affecting securities. Egyp-
tan bonds today are at the lowest point yet
touched. The frmness of late discount is at
tributable to the same cause, bankers prefer
ring loss of business to the risk of locking up
money for considerable period, in time of
such uncertainty and uneasiness. The supply
of money available for short loans is very large,
and not in demand at any price.
Another Arctic Voyage.
The steamer Pandora has been refitted for
another voyage to Smiths Sound, to bring to
England any dispatches which may have been
deposited there by Capt. More's Arctic expedi-
tion She lett Portsmouth today and sails for
her final destination on Saturday from Cowes
Why England Rejected the Berlin Pros
posaI.
The press comment favorably upon the attl-
tude OF the government towards the Berlin
conference A despatch from Vienna says that
England's note relating to the memorandum
agreed upon by the three chancellors, assigned
as reasons for her refusal to accede thereto,
that the powers were substantially agreed that
the original note of Andrassy went as far as it
could without the infringement of the Porte's
sovereignty; that sufficient time has not been
allowed for the execution of the accepted re-
forms; that Montenegros breaches of neutral
ity had prevented the pacifcation which the
powers considered necessary to the execution
OF reforms; that the proposed military DISPOSE.
ton OF the Turks aud insurgents seems to Eng
land premium for the renewed hostilties
that the gigantic system of gratuitous relief pro-
posed to be beyond Turkeys ability to grant
and seriously destructive of morality, thrift
ness and industry of the people. that the pro-
posal to take more effectual measures at the end
of two months armistice is sufficient en-
couragement to the insurgents to continue the
rebellion and an inducement to Montenegro to
persevere in her breaches of neutrality, hoping
thereby to obtain accession of territory, and
that the proposal to bring war ships into the
Dardanelles amounts to proposal to vitiate the
treaty of 1856 and is directly contrary to the
long established custom of preventing vessels of
war passing these straits.
The Pail Mall Gazette accepts the foregoing
as correct indication of highlands reasons
for refusal to say it is reply with which there
is every reason to be satisfied
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-26
MASSACHUSETTS,.
A Bank Teller vindicntcd in n Singular
Way.

Way.
BOSTON, May 25.-Two years ago Mr.. II. w.
Edmands was paying teller of the Second Ma
tional Bank of Boston, but the sum of $4,000
was missed from the safe and the consequence
was his quiet discharge from the service of the
leved him to be an honest man. but the fact
stood that there was a deficiency of $4,000 for
which he was responsible. They were content,
however. with dropping him, taking no legal
action for the recovery of the money.
Since the severance of the connection with
the bank, Mr.. Edmands has been engaged in
the book business but, through all, he has been
suspected man. Today his deliverence came
in simple way.
His successor in the bank, Mr.. Henry o. Full
Ter. while engaged at the safe this morning,
found the identical bills which had been miss
ing for two years, in the safe near the lamb of
the door, and in such position that every time
the door was opened they were pushed farther
out of eight.
The finest game of the season took place to-
day between the Bostons and Cincinuats.
The fielding was SO sharp that neither side
could score run till the 10th inning, when
the Bostons on four single ard one second base
hit earned four runs and banking their oppo-
nents won the game by 5 to 0.
Pipers and FrOsts Last Hours.
All the arrangements are completed for the
execution of Piper which takes place at Charles
street jail at 10 a. m. tomorrow. The con-
demned man appears calm and resigned. He
processes to have made peace with God and ex-
presses readiness to die and confidence in
Divine forgiveness. His family babe adieu to
him this afternoon and the scene is described
as an agonizing one. Piper the coolest of all,
bade them be calm and particularly endeavored
to calm his mother He ate his supp er with
evident relish and afterward passed the even
ing till 10 o'clock with bis spiritual :adviser.
The gallows on which he is to be executed has
done service for thirty years. being the same on
which Prof. Webster was hung
Frost, who is to be hung tomorrow at Wor-
cestec, still possesses the wonderful calm and
fortitude which he has shown throughout and
shows no symptoms whatever of repentance
He is still deaf to spiritual ministrations
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Drowned.
LEWISTON, May pa daughter ofAiexander
Hunter, years old, fell into vault today and
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Brighton Cattle AIarket.

For the week ending wednesday, May "a.
Amount of stock at market-Cattle 1896; Sheen
and Lambs 1856; Swine $500; number Western Cat
tie 1886; Eastern Cattle -; Mich Cows and North
ern Cattle 100.
Prices of Beef Cattle % 100 Tbs, live weight-Extra
at So rs q co. first quality at S. 81 q 625 sec
ond quality at So 90 q 8 25 third quality 50 90 a
75 poorest grades of coarse Oxen, Bulls, &C., at
Brighton Hides a o. cents % ID. Brighton Tai
low q &c P fb.
Country Hides q &c % fb; Country Tallow ga
DC % fb.
Calf Skins 10 q lie % fb sheared Sheep Skins at
25c; Lamb Skins 50c wool Skins 81 90 q 81 80 each.
There has been larger supply Of Cattle in market
all from the West. Most of the Cattle were of very
common grade. Prices have fallen off full ac ~ Id
from those of one week ago.
Working Oxen-Light supply in market and much
call for them few pairs each week is all the market
requires during the summer months
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS in MAINE.
Drowned.

Drowned.
LEWISTON, May pa daughter ofAfexauder
Hunter, years old, fell into vault TODAY and
was drowned.
Probably Fatal Accident
BANGOR. May 25.-Francis E. Farrar. a
young man 10 years old, living with John Ray
of this city, accidentally shot himself last eve
ming, The ball entered his right side, little
below the waist, and his recovery is doubtful
he has friends living in Boston ard South
Weymouth.
Accidentally Shot.
FARMNGToN, May 25.-Miss Sadie L. His
cock, II years old, was Instantly killed by the
accidental discharge of gun in the hands of
her nephew, aged IA years.
The WaIdobOro, Murderer
WIscAssET, May 25-Thomas Finn, who
murdered his little girl in Waldoboro on Tues
day, was today brought to Wiscasset and com
mitted to Jail. He is undoubtedly insane and
should have been in the hospital long ago. His
mania is of religious character. He imagnes
himself sort of saviour and feels that the sal
walton of the world depends upon him alone.
At times he is quite rational and seems to rea.
lie his crime, but says he had to kill the child
to keep his family from starving.
Accident i'm RockIand.
RocKLAND, May 25.-Alfred Scott, lad of
twelve, was very severely and perhaps fatally
injured while at play yesterday. by the falling
OF piece of lumber, which struck him in his
back ,!causing an .entire paralysis below the
wound.
Narrow Escape.
]. W. Spinney, Kennebec river pilot, was
upset from bis boat off Seguin about o'clock
last night and succeeded in getting on the bot.
tom of the boat. He remained cliDging there
till nearly 10 O'Clock, when his cries were heard
by Capt Norton of the sch. Brigader of this
port, who sent boat and rescued him. The
man was nearly persisted when taken into the
boat and received the best of care from Capt.
Norton, who arrived here this afternoon.
Fire at York.
BlDDEFoRD, May 25.-The house of Jonathan
X. Plasted at York was totally consumed by
fire last night, together with its contents. The
fire caught on the roof probably from defec
tive chimney. Loss $1,000; small insurance or
house, contents uninsured.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-26

We shall continue our great sale
by offering a large and complete
assortment, ranging from
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-26
The Wool Marker.

BOSTON, May 2i-LRepor:ed for the Pyess.l-The
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-lock A @
45c; DO choice Xxx 41@43c; do fine 3S a Ale; me-
Xxx 35 "a 37c; fine "a q 35c; medium So a 36c; COM
mon 80 q 3Sc; other Western fine and X "a q 35c;
25 q 4Oc; supertine % a As; No 1, Is a 2Oc comb
ing fleece As a SOC; California Il q CSC; Texas Is
q 2sc; Canada 25 q 40c; do combing = O.; Smyr
ma washed IS q SIC: do unwashed. IA a 24c; Buenos
Ayres IS @ 3Oc; Cape Good Hope 80 a CSC; Austral-
ian 40 q 45c; Donskoi IS q 35c; Mestiza pulled -
&C.
The movement in domestic Wool continue fair but
prices rule low and unsatisfactory and it is doubtful
if the lowest point has yet been touched.
In New York. with several additional failures and
adyices from the East stating that large number of
mills have ceased running in consequence of an alb
sence of demand for goods, the market has worn
very detected appearance.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-26
NEW YORK.


New YORK. May 25.-The case of Charles
L. Lawrence, indicted for completely in the silk
tion in the U. s. District Court today. When
his case was called, his counsel, Gen. Butler,
stated that his client desired to withdraw his
plea of not guilty, and plead guilty to the in
dictment charging him with forging custom
house entries, covering substantially al, the
charges ON which he was indicted.
The prisoner was remanded for sentence, and
bail was furnished for him. 1t is probable that
the other indictments against La wrence, some
80 in number, will not be pressed, under in
structions from Washington.
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SAvANNAH-Cld oath, sch S p Hall, for Port
PENsACoLA-C Goth. sch Ella M Watts. Watts,
New York; Henry Means, Smith, do.
CHARLESTON 23d, schs NJ N Pote Brook
ings. Boston; Lizzie ane. West, Belfast:
WILMINGTON, NCaAr oath, schs Chas Dennis.
Weeks, Bath Charley Bucki, Foss. and John Somes,
Mason. do; Nellie, from Bucksport.
Ar 23d, schs Bessie Jane, from Castine; Thos W
ALEXANDRIA-Ar 21st, sch Addie Blaisdell,
from Kennebec for Washington.
BALTIMoRE-7Cld 2ad, schs Mabel Thomas, Nc
Sid Esd, barque Minnie Watts.
Cid 23d, baroue Almira Robinson, Tarbox. Havre.
Observation-Disclosures , sch Hattie Sampson,
Ar oath, sch L W Wheeler. Bowman, Sagua; VIM
Wilson. Jones. Cardenas.
CID 22d brig BeaEse' Baisdell, Savannah "a
Young, Savannah; Gamma Guptill, MusQush NIB ;
Clara Sawyer. Branscomb Calais; Starlight. Batch
Palladium. Ry der. Providence.
Ar 25th, barque L Genera, Simmons, Matanzas;
brig Castalia. Whittemore Sagua; sch Jennie Gill
Cid oath, barque Horace Beals Pickett. Odessa;
brig 4 Curtis, Sheppard; Elizabethport,
Thomas, Calais Mauna Loa, Sanford Machias; An
ME Gus. Sawyer, Pawtucket for Bahamas.
Sid 24th, sch G Gates. Freeman New York.
ers. South Amboy.
FALL RIVER-Ar 22d, sch Olive Avery, Gott,
PAwTUCKET-Ar 23d, sen Adriana, Merrill, FIN
PHILADELPHIA.
NEwP0RT-Ar 2sd, sch wanderer, Coombs from
Lincolnville.
Sid 23d schs Madagascar, Rich, (from St John. NB)
for Philadelphia; Julia Elizabeth Stoyer Calais for
Rockaway Inlet.
At Bart's island 23d. brig Reporter, from Bangor;
schs Siak, from Machias; Rival, from Gardiner.
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 24th, sch Richmond, Thomp-
son, Rondout.
ViNEYARD-HAvEN-Ar 23d, schs A Paine.
Jones, New York tor Eastport; Cherub, Fletcher,
do for Boston; Sea Dog, Wilson, do for Rockport;
q W Rawley, Rawley, Virginia for Kennebunk; Cen
turion Blodgett, Providence for Calais; VIM Flint.
Pendleton, Bath for New York; Mary Fletcher, Web
ster, Bangor for Bridgeport.
Sailed. schs TantamouDt, Agnes Dolphin Sur
prise, Kate Grant, Sea Breeze, Lookout, Castillan,
Maggie Ellen, Geo Prescott, Douglass HAYNES
Henry, Cyprus. Caroline Knight, S S Bickmore, Nell
lie Eaton, j Lawrence. Seventy-Sx, Everglade,
G M Porter, Mauna Loa Hazeltine, j Know les,
Forest City, and others.
BOSTON-Ar oath schs Dexter Patten, Ellsworth:
Julia & Mary, Cornish, Bangor; j Warren, Lane,
and Warrenton, Nickerson, do; Harriet, Maddox,
Rockland.
Ar 25th, schs Silver Heels, Newman, Boone Bay,
NF (where she was frozen in during the past wnter
Hattie A White, Bellaty, Long Harbor, NF; LW
Pierce. Baker, Yarmouth; Hyue, Oliver. Perth Am
boy; Wesley Abbott. Milliken, and John A Lord.
Thomas, Hoboken Almeda, Smith. Rondout; N
Jones, Flynn. Machias; Buena Vista, Rynes and
Boxer, Southland, Wiscasset; M Sprou, Sproul FIN
Bristol w H Prentice, Prentice do.
Cid 25tb, sch K F James, (Br) Bsssett, for PORT
land.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-26
NEW HAMPSHl RE.
The Nashua & Rochester Railroad.

The Nashua IL Rochester Railroad.
NASHUA, May 25.-The annual meeting of
the Nashua & Rochester Railroad Company
for the election of officers, took place at City
Hall this afternoon. The following gentlemen
were elected directors f. FL. Kinnicutt, Wor-
cester, Mass, f. d. Dewey, Worcester, Mass,
Aaron w. Sawyer, Nashua, Dunlap, Nashua,
Chas II. Waters, Groveton, Mass j. c. East
man, Hampstead, n. 81, Whitehouse, Roches-
dard, Worcester, G. S. Turner, Worcester, Ed
win Wallace, Rochester, Chas. Williams,
Nashua, J. G. Burley, Epping, Chas. E. Whit
in, Whtinvile, Geo. P. Wescott, Portland,
Me. Clerk. Gen. Aaron f. Stevens, Nashua.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-26
THE INDIANS.
The Black Hills Raids.

CINCINNATI, May ga letter from one of a
company of CIncinnatians, dated Kearny juno
ton, May 21st, states that the Indians are on
the war-path, killing Black Hill miners at a
fearful late Out of forty-two men at Deer
wood, twenty-seven have been killed by the
savages. Five others have been killed and
scalped within three miles of Custer City.
There is plenty of gold northwest of Custer
City, but it is impossible to get at it on account
of the Indians
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-26
The Illinois and missouri DeIeua,;ou

WASHINGTON, May PA private despatch
from an ex-Congressman to Representative
Hale, says that II Of the 30 Missouri delegates
to the Cincinnati convention may be counted on
surely for Blaine On the other hand priva te
dispatches received by the friends of Senator
Morton assert that he can count on 20 of the
Missouri delegates; also that several of the
Illinois delegates will certainly vote for him on
the first ballot and that there are Others who
will support him as their second choice.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-26
Daily Domes,ic REGENTS.

& Co car broom corn Norton, Chapman g. Co do
-four j B Fiske do four it'll 81 Porter do oats
3 do corn, Grer & Co do corn, S W Tbaxter 2 do
A d Morton 2 do corn. G L r cars of merchandise
MCRR14 cars merchandise, P 81 ORR cars of
merchandise, Portland IL cars of merchandise.
By water conveyance-1OO0 bush cornmeal to g.
w. Irue az ca
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Market.

THURSDAY, May 25.-The markets continue dull
these times with but little doing Sugars are quoted
at 101c for graduated and 9c for Extra C. Flour is
steady and the demand is very light. Grain shows
no change and is quoted as follows: Corn, Mixed at
Csc, High Mixed 66c, do bag lots 70; Meal6 &C. Rye
25; Barley 10 q s5c; Oats so q 55c; Fine Feed at
80 90; Shorts "a 90. Teas and tobacco ore firm and
mechanical
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-26
Centennial Exhibition.

PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-The weather is
everything that could be desired and the atten-
dance at the exhibition noticeably large The
principal buildings are crowded, aud the walks
and promenades thronged. This morning Gill
more gave his first concert in Machinery Hall
where the platform was erected for his orches-
ira in the vicinity of the Coriss engine. The
machinery was all slapped after 1890 to allow
the band to be head
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-26

Mich Cows-We quote extra at $55 q sos; ordi-
of Cows in market of late, many of them of an ord-
nary grade. Good Cows sell well at fair prices. But
few fancy breed of Cows offered in market for sale.
trade.
Sheep and Lambs-Those from the West this
week., all owned by butchers, costing from to
&c Y To. From the North the supply was light and
prices about the same those of one week ago.
Swipe-Store Pigs, wholesale 10 "a lie 3Y fb; retail
1O1 to 13c % fb. Fat Hogs, 1900 in market; prices
8 a SIC ~ fb.
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FOREIGN PORTS,

Ar at Amsterdam 9th inst, ship D W Chapman,
Turkey, New Orleans.
Ar at Liverpool oath inst, barque Flori NJ Hubert,
Handy, Portland.
Sid oath. ship Tabor Taylor, San Francisco.
Brest-In the Channel 24th barque Mgnon, Soue,
New Orleans for Dunkirk.
Sid I'm Hull, E. 24th, ship Rosie Welt, Welt, Unit
ed States; barque Edwin Reed, Higgins, San Fran
cisco.
Ar at Pernambuco Apl TO- ship Ella Thayer, Gil
more, from Lobos for Liverpool.
At Porto Cabello 4th inst, sch G Mcfarland, Nc
Farland, for Curacao and New York.
At Port au Prince 18th inst brig Mechanic, Hutch
inson, from Wilmington, NC, ar ID.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-26
Michigan Soldiers and saiIors.

DETROIT, May 25.-The sixth annual re-
union OF the Michigan soldiers and sailors was
a grand success. Buildings we're profusely
decorated and the procession was quite impos-
ing. The banquet took place in the evening.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-26
POLITICAL.
Dakota Delegate. TO Cincinnati.

Dakota Delegates TO Cincinnati
YANKToN, May 25.-The territorial conven-
tion yesterday elected Hon. II. A. Hughes and
A. McHench delegates to the Cincinnati con-
vention. They ase uninstructed.
Blaine Delegates from Massachusetts,
SPRINGFIELD, May 25-The Republicans of
the 18th district send Edward Learned of
Pittsfeld, and S. r. Phillips of Springfield, both
for Blaine, to the Cincinnati convention
Congressional Nomination.
DEsMoNEs Iowa, May 25-On the Seth bal
lot last night, the Republican convention of the
9TH congressional district nominated Col.,J. B.
Cummings for Congress.
Kansas for Blaine.
Topeka, May 25.-In the Republican con-
vention last night a committee presented
number of resolutions, one of which declared
Blaine the first choice of the convention. All
the delegates will vote for Senator Ingalls, for
Vice-President.
Senator spencer's Convention.
MONTGOMERY, May 25.-The convention of
that part of the Republican party known as
the Spencer wing. met here yesterday. Today
delegation to Cincinnati was chosen, all Of
which is for Motion. A state ticket was nomi
mated, with j. c. Bradley for Governor
California Democrats for TiIden.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 25.-The Democratic
Convention today elected a full Tilden delega-
tion to st. Louis, and passed resolution en-
dorsiDg him. Other resolutions were adop ted
in favor of hard money, free trade, and against
Chinese emigration.
Michigan fer Tilden,
DETROIT, May 25.-The Democratic State
Convention adopted resolutions stating that the
depressed condition of the moral and business
interests of the country is the result of corrupt
administration, chat laws shall be administered
without regard to effect upon party, that an
honest administration should ignore the idea
that to the victors belong the spoils, that mon
ey used in elections leads to illegal reimburse
ment from the public treasury, and persons u.s.
ing such means for election are unworthy of
support, that love of party should be sIbordl.
mated to patriotism, that nominations of men
who are not.honest, capable and efficient are
not binding, that coin is not the only constitu-
tional money of tie country, that the delegates
to the national convention ought to be free to
exercise their discretion as to the choice of men
best fitted to ensure reform, and lastly that
they cordially invite all honest men to cooper
ate with them. The delegates elected are said
to stand sixteen for Tilden and six for Hen
bricks,
Kentucky Democrats.
LOUISVILLE, May 25.-Democratic State
Convention vas held to-day and delegates
elected to st. Louis. Among them is Henry
Watterson of the Louisville Courier-J ournal.
Resolutions favoring the repeal of the resump-
ton act and in favor of resuming specie pay
ments when it can be done without detriment
to commercial and industrial pursuits were
adopted. Delegation is unpledged
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-26

ALL who suffer from Dropsy and Kidney Disease
can be cured using HUNTS REMEDY, the great Kid
ney Medicine, purely vegetable, and used daily by
our best physicians in their practice.
my22 eod&w1w
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MARRIED..

In this city, May I'd. by Rev. j. R. Day. Mr.. Frank
A. Libby and Miss Addie j. Carlton, both of Deermg.
In this city, May 20, by Rev. Mr.. Day, S. Young
and Mrs. Carrie S. Davis, all of Portland.
In Belfast, May IA, Atlanta E. Stevens an Mis-
Celia Simpson.
In Liberty, May Q. Norton P Parsons of Liberty
and Miss Mary Turner of Palermo.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-26

PICToU, Ms. Br Brig Ruth-291 tons coal to G
T Railroad.
HALIFAX. Steamer Falmouth-2 boxes salmon
to F Liscomb, do balibut to do, 10 packages of
merchandise to Eastern Elk Co.