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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-24
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Arrangement fiir g Yafastere.
SuIi -, 1876.

3hSs ssrIaTtn Sarrisbura pIs fUlat,
GatRtw.sOrt. nm $40, e.15, 8. s.IO9ssratHS. .uu
200 9a1miitass, uHb um oT.4O a6tahs.
Rad YRlIaotIpbia, um $40, 6.15, $40, 0,45
MpIasHs unb I'm 200, unb S.57 7slanmih,
Na6 Reaeins, uni $50, 6.15 $40 unb 9.ls
Meresrs, unb I'm 200, 3.67 unb 7.4o Ra&>
miiiaee,
RaG guitssils, um $40, 80 MSrasns. une IN
S,o7 Wa6niiitaes. unb via SGupIfill unb sue
n aateanHa 5psiebabn um 2.40 RaHmitiaass
Ra4 MltntuwH. um $40, 6.15, $40 WoTatus.
une goo, S.67 un6 7.4O WaGmiitaas.
DE o.2O $40 Ncratns 400 Ra6miitaas. unt
ott0 Wbtneilet stbtn bur6 bic mad n, 9jerl.
DIG o.lo, s.lo Weptns une 200 Ra9mlttaete
9h8t stbtn eur6 bis na4 gbiIabdpbis.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-24

Or. SWapns u. Con - gtl6iete Grruntr |!
Us irtnt mid ouBuoremiIid. 9bnen millbeiIcr
~ lonnsn, eab cine Dame mrintr 9tEaHntlhalt
| 6rau g'Illfr, ven Sbrem ,,VOnbou Qair 50,
lpr &elorrr" 8dnl cn!,iltt ii. Sbr Saar
ltsl aus unb wiTbe gam 9rau. Dmb ben sc.
bralh Shrto baarmtltds eIbirll ibr 6aar biz
nalaLlttr 6mte wtesr unb ing auf's Ntue "a
| pahGfn an,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-24
&nfaustnO an @oulap, @ai s. 1876.
OtRIt6

Snrri5burg u.d 6.25 1l.30 3.45 1856
Der Bua ptIbtr Wrrstns I'M 9.l0 6arris,
burg serI6Ft, matbt GonntTiiOnsn nit 9dstn bic
philadelphia Ra6mitiass I'M llbr ssrIafTtn.
3iioe mad WerorSburg, 9cubOn llnb Rid>
mrnb YerIailrn GbomtsrSburS Wn4miitass um
4.t0 llbr.
SGutb Nountain 3Hss, libIiS, eOnnsftirsn
mit 3iisM prlde SarriSburs UNI 500 NaG-
mittags Srralen, unb fcmmrn bier I'M ll,30
Vprmitthg5 ait.
Der Wrunt slltpSuo tonneftirt init .3issn
prIhe Gtambsrsburg @Ormittaa5 I'm 8 llbL
unb Nn6miItn9S I'M 1876 psrInlIsn llnb ma
hn i'm 3uriiiIfrbrsn grrbinbuns In 9arrts-
burg I'M 1880 GcrmitIhSS, II. UNI 1856 gIb'bs.
a.8. 9OVb, Supsrintfnbsnt,
8. MeGuIlob, Gen. Sidet Ngsut.
9amee GIart @rnsraI-Ngfni.
6arrisbura. Rai 8. 1876.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-24
s. q. GirNner,
= SGlDsaciOcrsppciifer,


ut Der @alnnt StraFr,. 9nrriSburg.
4criOncn, wct6c lire ctguc 8aarcn
9i6fc Urn $500 tiS 81 $500,
Soolcn pcn 200 bis 81 300,
unt
Q8citcn Uou 200 Ms ;u 300
Srmndt tcfOmmru,
@aOrcn wcrNru Ncticictt unb ;i na6.
lctrnS'n qrriita III dleibrr Sfrfrrtigt:
TGdc, pOu $l.5O bis I'll $1,000.
SDOitu, bon $50 bis Al 900, unO
gS ten, bon $50 bis 81 700.
EaS StlriOcr wrrSru prompt arrriniGt
une auSlctfcrt.
lln BruriBtrn ,}uipruh bittrt
s. q. &tr6utr.
Scp 9, lS7j.-fi.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-24

= Sn sinetmitiacn 8cicIIIduft wur'
DC fOl9enOeS &dtbleI onf9e9cbCu lno
0IHdIib 0eI0It.
@cIdcr llnteridicO bcitebt 3uilbeu
cincr iebi9cu MONeNome mo cincm
Wfonn.
Nlntwort: 9ic Srou bolt iid ibrcn
3Opf in cinem @nbIubeuL Der MOnn
nbtr 0cu0bnIib in ciuem 8icrialoon.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-24
"Dr. Swayne's.C s.COmpund Syrup OF
Wild Cherry"

prrlilBt cas- .ltbtl nit btr gDuris, inbSm es baS
9lut reiniat bic 9tbr unp 8ilren wirbn ~
neur GunFiirn nnrcat Hno bas NfrSsnsS lem
llitfi.
Das einIiss aOpitaImiltIl fur 9IutipGtsn unb
fonIliee 2unGsnIranItrter, Sbpinbiii6tisr pbsr
nit lhwadrn 2urasn bsbaflsts Werlcnsn lpllisn
ntht prrliumfn bititS SrDGtabililte SeiImitlel
fbleuntaf Su Yeriu6sn,
DtCIe MGbsin TuTirt hitt bIoS SbWinSlutt,
icnbnn aud ale anotren Iarltuitrisrn d,runilhSn
ariniEeiisn Tu Gtsraub htriGIbln len zen
bultSn, p;lmnsrr tcG Nd6ilhweiB, bic SGmtr.
;fn b6rrH auf uno ter guIS Grbritei pstcr Iegil.
moFle, 6T NaNen pltbr prreGuen uno ieeee
Sraan cts eCrpe Due mil friidsm 9Iul gerle>
btn. errh WrIbls paS game Spttm nsue STRAIT
srbG!l,
grcts 81. TO prp E1oitr. 9 Walden fur $500.
Srlle Ss in Cdrr @edtaffaail niht Su bltCn
lciu. 10 ibidtn mir Is .Cr grPrrs Gil iygeGe cine
goEFs
Dcnn ibr cn ggylOpfans rStr NCpfldEu;tn
lCittt, 10 rebmti elgc 9rr tpn
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-24
Serr Gbas. Suuptmou, 9iiper Foint,

nSh lit felt abt 8p6n an S6waae unt
SOpfldmrrJtn our6 llnpHeaulihFet brppr0e.
bra6t. Durb ben gsbrau6 Son Or. guguil
8pniB'S mburger 5rppfsn bin
Id gpit fti Sani ntbtr lOpGit bSraeilsat, 6aij
Id mstnrn alirn 8tlbdflisunsrn pisbr na60s.
ben fam. SD lam tabU blsls Wsbilin 9Iatn
betens fmpifblen."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-24
OTentli6e9

slus,ue aus ciacn Sricfc cOn $. .Seills
miller, Buff, SowurO Co., Soma,
an ieiueu SObn 8, Seinmiiller, &e'
bafteur Ses ,,sllbanD SerOlos."
o.. -. SD tann nidt umbn. Did ~ bitten,
In Dstntm 8lattt unlrtn SftniIi6tH DauE fur
bic SsIluns Ttintr Rutitr hurb Or. @asuit
aSntg's Samburaer 2rppftn ausJu>
lprs6sn. gDie Du p,ibt, lit bic littt Wuittr
an .insm f5pntn 2tbtrlsletn une lelbif bic Stl>
f. ualtrn @trIts mar strsrbItb. gBtr prpbirtsn
bic Samburesr Sropfsn uno tpures ourd ben GIs>
brau6 beffeIbtH bic @.lunetetl etr Wulttr ipit>
Der adni btrssltat. Sd ipinlhr, Du tpilretll bic
pambur9er Reotjtnen INNER auf's
Bsfie smpfsblsn etnn Hs babtn iib auf'e 9tr>
tnTIi6is In unftrtr gauitt btrdsrt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-24
Sin ldltpdbiihrr @oner fonImt in

- Sin ibwdbiidcr Bauer fommt in
Die Stabt. Sort miro OcraNe cine pO'
Itiihc @criummluu9 0ebaIten, unN nel'
gicrD tritt aud CT bcron. nm 81 b6rcn,
lunSNcr StcNncr luObI io0cu WirN. Gbcn
itci0t giucr auf Ocu Slid, empficbIt iib
ais GanOiOOt umO UCripriht oCn @db'
Tern Stcucrircibcit mO allie m00lihcn
YriOiIcOicn. ga Inht bcm Suncr oO$
$5crS i'm Qcib; Dor QuIt iObt er nit iei'
ncm Gtof ouf unO briht in ocn Iulltc'
ten 8cifoIISruf aus n0C8 iid obcr
mol a 9uoOerl" Ser 9tCOnCr pCripribt
INNER mcbr, mo Der nuimcrfinmc 8nn.
CT ruit nod elmer neuern &criprc6nn0
aus: ;, ,9eS iitb 10 a Sdinoluooer, Der. "
3uIebt AEEEnm CT iid uor Gntiilfen
nibt foi i|tN Ibrcit nit boiler Stim
ME pM . i'd mcc minnie, Nss Is 10
a iofrii@ q hOIuoOcr, OgrrcStcS !"
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Y, y. Oarr I ute, DtplutH,
Mpplh,feT Gde etr 10 uub Hnnlss CIR sDkiI1

NF''''''f SH' w w. INV NV"to SH'f pgUN'
Or. SwaVnru. Con, @iftiBts 6crsn! 8ib.
rtno msintS lsgltn Ndfeniba!tS in 2rtnipn. y.
j., bate Id G 6aittn Sbrt5 ..9onbpn Satr
60 or ReaOtCr" gtEaufi ptIhts 6Narmii>
ld Id dusn onbrrCn pgBisbe. Satsn SIT bic
sue, mir Gin ptthu5 0uBCnp Slaihm pr. &.
.. 8 care Of ID, 3. BOaer n. son, apClbtfsr,
No Il3 SrimpHt StTCri, 9Oilcn.
8ubltite 6chdhtun5spVu
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-24

sd bin uun wicSer beiicr ais i6 ic
crpartcte Su luerScn," i6rcibt YDiiipp
0tOit, SulcmUillc, S8iScOnIin, ,,oanf
DIR. s(u9uit S6ni9's s. a III Z
burger 3ropfeu. S6littlans
&C an Srrsii0picn nno Sog Slpei 9lcrStc
gu Static, obne SaB t6 2inberuu0 CT
biclt. Sd cntibloB mid, Sie Somburs
ger GrOpieu ScS DR.. sluSult SDnig 30
gebrau6cn. @Ott sur Gbre umO DIR.
9lu9uit SOHi9'S Sanlbur9cr 9ropfen
5nm Gnbmc gruB itb io0elh ba6 mir bic
ielbcn mcinc @cinnOgcit Wicbrr 9abcn. "
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-24

Serr Stcii III SnCnbaSO 0il, Wliii.
tbeilt ms nit:
-,uSd lit felt Jpei SasgsR an sntg tIsartiaea
Glsats, bic aleu- RitlsIn Ritsrilanp. Da ge.
brcuGts ID nsbrsri g9pGIn lang Or, @uRu 4
8ont8's Mbur6Cr SrcpfCr
na9 Bori6rift une tpurtr scH eittm bosarliasn
estesn ScaitSnrts ssbsil."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-24

Piu R0na. College. - WtacOn, @N.,
ben "a. Sebruar, 1876:
..... Or. @ueuN 95ni8's 6ams
burger 3rppftH fHb ppn ausssJeibrtlr
gDlrIuus unb bsbbalb nabtJu untnibsbrtd Jar
mid.
ASnn Nsntnr z q lSrhuinnn
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-24
SpnntagS. 3lat;

Rad REV. goif, uni $40 Rprstns.
Mao @aenicpn nno Wsa>StatIontn um $40
DOrmitlaes.
RaA Rsabtns, pbllabslppia unb Dss. Stailunfp
uni AS Ra6mittass.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-24

@erioneu, bic al 2lppctittOiiSteit mS
@iOcrWillen 9cseu Speiien leiOcn, iinb
DIR. &n9uit SOni9'S SOmbure
ger ErOpfen 81 cmpfeblcn. Scrr
WtatbiaS DraBObel, 8luc Spring, &c.
braSfa, i6rcibt ouriiber:
,Mtln 9air, fdVn bOb im aIter, Snlor Csis
ntn @pptiit unb buiit luaar sintn Diterpilen ae.
gen Speifn, mas ibn isbr f6pab unS lsttno
luatts. guf unIsr 9urtbm stbraudir tr . r.
GHsuf 86nis's 5amburger SrUp.
fen; tu appdit Etbrts ;urif uno tr fltIt uun
Gin aars anbuu Rnlb ~ fein."
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-06
NitrO-GIycerine.
A Pleasant Travelling Companions.

Dynamite" said the Elderly Person, as a
little group sat discussing the He'll Gate explo-
sion, lis nitro-glycerine mixed with CLAW. and
isn't near as dangerous. We tried the nitro
glycerlne in silver mine we had down east
Our foreman brought fifteen pounds of it from
New York in tin can placed inside his CARPET
bag; he took care not to knock it of the seat or
throw it round carelessly because if he had
there wouldn't have been any railroad train
there directly. 1t did blow up finally, and the
way it operated on the hill where they were
mining, illustrates the slang expression of
"snatching one baldheaded."
"You see." be continued in answer to the
eager inquiries, "they had little forge on the
hill, and the miners, all Cornish men, were 60
ing to I'LL some cartridges but the morning be-
ing chilly, and the compound too solid, they
STUCK couple of steel drills over the Goals and
put the can on it to soften it 50 it would pour
RECKLESS! Oh no. fire don't set it eff. nothing
but percussion or pressure. They had done the
same thing many times before and sat there
smoking their pipes while it melted. but this
morning while the glycerine was melting two
of them went down the hill and inside the tur-
mel to work, which saved them. The superin-
1endant was detained at the house mending his
trowsers. The other two men went up over the
million some errand, and had just got on the
other side when it went off. Probably in heat
ing, some steam was generated which made
suhclent pressure to explode it. Any
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-06

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 5-Although the weather
was not suspicious, Rhode Island day was cele-
brated by large attendance of officials and
representative men of the state and large
number of Der people. At II o'clock Gov.
Lippitt and staff were received at the gates by
the Centennial authorities, and large deega-
ton of Rhode Islanders, and escorted to the
building of that state, which was handsomely
decorated. Gov. Lppitt, standing on the front
steps of the building, was introduced by Presi-
dent Hawley with few appropriate remarks.
Gov. Lippitt, responding, rendered the thanks
especially the people of Philadelphia, in max
ing the Centennial grounds historic for years.
and perhaps centuries to come. Many thousand
people were afterwards seversly welcomed by
the Governor, and at the close of the reception
the gubernatorial party visited the Corliss
engine in Machinery Hall, and were welcomed
by Commissioner Corliss. AT one o'clock the
number of persons admitted to the grounds was
$3.50.
The cash admissions to the main exhibition
to-day at 30 cepts were 68,949; at 70 cents, 90;
to the live stock exhibition, So.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-06
NEW YORK.


4 NC OeSau hacht Eh6Ce
NEW YORK. Oct 5-The ocean race to the
Sandy Hook light ship, thence to the five faith
ON light ship, off Cape May and return, for the
Loubat cup, is assigned for next Thursday The
ldler. Palmer and Atlanta have already enter
ed. 1t is open to yachts of all clubs.
Seizure of Brandy.
Treasury Agent Bracket yesterday seized fif-
teen cases of brandy which were concealed in
the freman's stateroom on the steamer VIE
land from Hamburg. The search was made
under permit issued by the German Consul,
as, under the Bismarck treaty, no German YES
sci can be boarded by Custom Houee inspectors
without such permit.
New Jersey Central Railroad.
Alta meeting of the directors of the New
Jersey Central Railroad today, John Taylor
Johnston's resignation as President was accept
ed and E. c. Knight elected in his place. The
stock has risen to 3Sa
Tweed's Partner.
The arrest of Woodward in Chicago brings
again to light the fact that there are four in
dictments in the District Attorneys office
against him. Two are for forgeries on warrants,
one for $44, 1888 aud the other for $40, 900,
drawn in favor of John Keyser, another mem
Der of the ring. The other two charges are for
larceny in stealing the two warrants alluded to
and obtaining the money on them from the
bank. The statute of limitations can be of no
avail in this case as the indictments were found
within the time limited by statute. On the
torgeries he can be sent to prison for any time
between live and ten years. Wheeler I'll. Peck
ham, who procured the indictments, says he is
pretty sure Woodward will 90 to prison for
twenty years if he should be found guilty on
the four indictments.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-06
The Yellow Fever.

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. 5-The weather grows
warmer at Savannah and the fever is increas-
ing. More new cases were reported yesterday
than in any day for the last two weeks. Deaths
will increase proportiorally, as the climatic
change is unfavorable.
A curious fact is that there are more inter
ments from fever in Catholic cemeteries than
in all the other cemeteries combined, although
Catholics are in the minority in the city. The
restitution is appalling. 1t seems impossible
for the relief agencies to meet it. Thousands
of healthy people, especially negroes, are out
of work, aud totally dependent on the relief
committee for daily rations.
The change of weather carried the inter-
merts in one day from II to 40. The warm
weather is generally over in Georgia. There
was no frost this morning, for the first time in
five days.
SAVANNAH Oct. 5--Total number of inter.
ments to-day q, of which IS were from yellow
fever. j. f. Waring, forwarding agent of the
Georgia Central Il. H.. Nat. B. Brown, formerly
of the firm of f. w. Shines & Co., A. T. Smith
marine clerk in the custom house, and N. r.
Lambet died to-day
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-06
Fire OH the Centennial Gro u uds.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-Fre broke out to-
night in Lobes's restaurant, which covered an
extensive area in the extreme eastern portion
Of the Centennial ground. The flames origi-
mated in the second floor in the servants apart
ment. 1t is supposed a light from gas jet set
fire to some clothing which hung in the room.
So rapid was the progress of the flames that
with the greatest difficulty child that had
been previously put to bed was rescued. An
alarm was promptly sounded, but by the time
the fremen got into service the greater portion
saved was in the lunch room and drinking bar.
The building cost $52 900, and it is thought the
loss will be about half that amount.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

WilbOr's Cod Liver Oil and Lime has now
been before the public for ten years. and has steadily
grown in favor and appreciation. This could not be
the case unless the preparation was of high intrinsic
value. The combination of the Phosphate of Lime
with Pure Cod Liver Oil, prepared by Dr. Wilbor,
has produced new phase in the treatment OF Con-
sumption and all diseases of the Lungs This article
can be taken by the most delicate invalid without
creating the disgusting which is such prom
nent objection to the Cod Liver Oil when taken
without Lime. 1t is prescribed by the regular facul-
ty and sold by the proprietor, A. B. WnBoR,
Chemist, Boston, and by druggists generally.
oct2 sneodlw
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-06
THE GEORGIA ELECTION.

The State Overwhelmingly Democratic.
COLUMBUS, Oct 5.-Muscagee county gives
CoIquist (dem 9O3, Norcross (rep.) 3O5. For
State Senator Cady, dem (no oppostion) $40;
Representatives, Oatts (dem.) (no opposition
S41, Moses dem (no opposition) 1913; Chatts n
oochie county, Colquitt t(dem.) 800 majority
Representative, Woodbridge (dem.) go MAORI
ty.
All the counties in this section heard from
Official figures cannot be given) give Colquitt
dem for Governor in proportion to the vote
cast the largest majority ever given in this state
The vote was light. The Democrats defeated
the Independents aud Republicans for the Leg
islature in every case. Not freedman was
elected. This embraces dozen counties.
ATLANTA, Oct. 5-Official returns point to a
probable Democratic majority of $4,000.
AUGUSTA, Oct 5-The returns received show
that Colquitt (dem) is elected Governor by 49,
600 majority, there being virtually no opposi-
ton. the Legislature is Overwhelmingly Dem
Oprptip
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-06
Missouri u, 0hibIfiOu;sts

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5-The State Prohibition
Convention was held here last night with be-
tween thirty and forty delegates present Pres
dental electors state executive and state CEN
trail committee were appointed; also financial
committee and Two members of the national
executive committee. One of the latter was
Miss Phoebe w. Cousins, who made brief but
eloquent address to the convention. The plat
form of the national reform party adopted at
Cleveland last May was endorsed and reaffirm-
ed, excepting the 9Th and Sth planks.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-06
The jerome Park Races.

JEROME PARK Oct 5.-The attendance is
thin. The rain is breaking away The first
race for $500. one mile and half, was won by
Galway, with Warlock second and Partnership
third. Time 2.451.
The second race of the Grand National
Handicap, q miles, was won by Vigil, James
A. second and Big Sandy third Time 4 IL.
The third race, for purse Of $500, mile
heats. was won by Radamanthus, Preston
taking the second heat Time 1.454, 147 2 IS.
The fourth race, for purse of $3.50. for two
year olds, five furlongs, was captured by W. j.
Higgins. Time LOG
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-06
The Indiana Gresnbaeks.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. Sat II O. clock tonight
the Independent State Central Committee nom
mated Judge Henry Harrington of Indianap-
oils for Governor in place of Hon. Arson
Wolcott declined. They also passed res
olutions denouncing Mr.. Wolcott as a
the traitor to the Independent party, and
Republican money. Judge Harrington has
written letter accepting the nomination.
Ezra G. Hayes, the Independent candidate
for Congress in the 9Th district, to-day also
declined the race.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-06
POLITICAL.


BOSTON, Oct 5-The sixth district Congress
ional Democratic Convention at Salem re-nom-
mated Hon. Charles P. Thompson by acclama-
ton.
of Chicopee, was nominated for Congress by
reclamation in the eleventh district Republican
Convention at Chester today.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, Oct 5.-Levi Warren
of Norwalk, was today nominated for Congress
by the Democratic convention in the 4th dis
fro
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-06
CUBA.
The New Captain General.

-, LONDON. Oct "a special from Madrid to
the Daily News says the appointment of 50 i'm
portant a parsonage as General Martinez Cam
pos to the Governor-generalship of Cuba is
proof That the government is making every
sacrifice to crush the Cuban insurrectioa. The
nomination was totally unsolicited General
Martinez Campos will himself nominate the
principal officers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-06
Grimes and Casualties.

A loosened joint of steam pipe in sci DOL q ,
East ADD street, New York, yesterday mornin 9,
caused panic, but no more injury than the
severe scalding of Miss Martin, the principal
and policeman.
The British ship Queen of the Nations, from
Liverpool Sept II, for New Orleans, put into
Queenstown, the crew refusing to do duty. She
has lost her main yards and sails.
John Mason and John Sickler were shot last
evening in Camden, n. j during Republican
parade.
An extensive fire was raging at Waverley.
Mass, last night The loss at last accounts
was estimated at $25 000
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-06
Poisoned by Toad Stools.

NEWARK, n. j., Oct. 5.-Several persons at
Connecticut Farms, Union county, were pois-
take for mushrooms. One of the party died to-
day and two others are dangerously i'll
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-06
Los Tuuas Burned,

KEY WEST, Fla, Oct 5-News from Ha-
vana states that the insurgent Gen. Vicente
Garcia before evacuating Los Tunas, burned
the whole place. escorting the inhabitants, sick
and wounded, some distance. The garrison
were taken along as prisoners excepting Com
manding General Toledo and his officers, who
were liberated. The public are clamoring for
an investigation into the behavior of the Off
GERS Captain General Jovellar has gone to
Los Tunas. The insurgents have lately shown
much vigOr and determination, appearing sud-
denly when least expected
Maxine Gomez in person is said to be far
advanced with the jurisdiction of Colon. Ru-
mors speak of heavy Gesertions among the
Spanish troops.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-06

LONDON, Oct. ga despatch from Black
burn says the cotton operatives have decided
to be no longer bouod by the arrangement by
which their wages hitherto have been regulat-
ed. Some of the largest spnners have posted
notices stating that they hold themselves at
liberty to close the spinning departments of
their mills without warning.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-06

HARTFORD. Conn, Oct. 5-The American
Board opened its third days session this morn.
ing with prayer meeting and gathering Of
100 theological students, who we're addressed by
the foreign secretary on the subject of the
conservation of mission work.
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BY BOSTON & MAINE RAILRoAD.-Shaw, HAM
and q Co 2 cars -four, Charles Hayward 8 do flour,
Josseyn q Co do flour, David Keazer 1 do -four,
w Coolidge do -four, j Fiske do -four, N l.
Berry do Hour, Briggs, Boothby e. Co do -four,
VIM Milliken do flour, 6 w True & Co do flour.
Henry Moore do flour, Norton, Chapman & Co
DO -four B Be do -four, KenseIl, Tabor &
s. Co do corn, G w True & Co do corn, Blake a.
Jones do corn, Waldron & True do corn, r c
Jewett do corn, S w Thaxter 1 do corn, Kensell,
Tabor & Co do corn, G W True & Co do oats, W
Townsend do apples, Lothrep s. Co do iron, H
q K Doten do lumber, Grand Trunk Railroad 7
do merchandise, Name Central Railroad IS do mer-
chandise, Portland g. Ogdensburg Railroad do mer-
chandise, Portland IL do merchandise.
BY GRAND TRUNK RAILRoAD-C H True 2 cars
beet, Mclaughlin do w & Milliken do, King,
Gilman q Co do flour, Josselyn s. Co do, Shaw,
H Go do, W True do, Kensell & Tabor 6 do po-
tatoes, K Deering do potatoes, Hodgdon & Soule
do, j j Libby do, j Berry do, S Herscy bar
refs, j Libby do, S w Thaxter do bran, q Green
do apples; Portland % do flour, cars lumber u
do merchandise; New York cars paper; Halifax 10
do flour, do bran; st John 6 do -four; connecting
roads-2O cars bark, 6 do potatoes, do corn, 8 do
lumber, 30 do hay, do oats. do bark do wool,
do shingles, do furniture 6 do sundries.
By water conveyance-lUOU bush cornmeal to g.
W. True 81 Co.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-06

Kidney Diseases, Dropsy, and all Diseases of the
Urinary Organs can be cured by the use of HUNTS
REMEDY. Hundreds who have been given up by
their Physicians to die have been cured by HUNTS
REMEDY. Try HUNTS REMEDY.
oct2 eod&w1w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-06

The Baldwin fair was not held yesterday, on
account Of tie bad weather 1t will be held
the frs. fair day