davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-10-04
spanien.

Mobrio. 5. 9th. Ser gontraf
fir bic cutaniide Nnleibe bon 10000
900 Yiofcrn 1T Der Sant BON gaitilien
iibertrascn woroen.
2onbon, 3. Oft. Ser gorrelpon'
bent Der .Simes" in Barcelona ihrsibi.
bab bic @erbaftuns Smcee's. trosoem
fein Nuslieferunssuertras swiIden Spa'
MEN uno ben Ser. Spanien nno Den
Ser. Gtaaten beltdnoe. nidt obne einen
8rdesbensfaq iei. Gin g%nSldnosr muroe
Dor uneefdbr einem Monat in @spiua
,uesen zines in England beaon9enen I'm
teridleiis psrbaftet ano mad gnslono
scIdidt.
Maibinston, 8. DIT. Ser BE
riht aug Wisn. oob 3uBlanb uno Die
Ser. Staaten einsn 0ertras abesi6loi
fen. fab Griieees on bic 2ebtersn ben
9af;n BON OhotSt obtretsn wia etc.. 1T
Dem 5iaatsoepartement gang nel, oa es
ME bon einem lolden Gertros au6e.
burd bic 3eitunsen etwas sehDrt bat
, 1876-10-04
nsuffs teIsgr. pfps(6sn.
GngfnnD.

2onbon n, 8. Oftb. Ser Sampfer
,Sbabo," mel9sr am 81. September
bon liverpool nod Diem Yorf abfubr.
1T iHfolse elmer isiner Maidinerie SIT
seitosrnen gei6doisuns mad 2iuerpool
suriidsefebrt.
Gapt. Sonien. Der 9dne, ueIder int
p%sraongenen CONNER in Der fleihsn
e9oluppe Centennial" jber ben atlan'
tiihsn Osean. BON @loueeIer, MaT /,
nod 2iperpool fubr. ersdhlt ben 9o"b, :
nsrn, bob er bag @aa'iid nidt fir Ell
ne Milion Dollars abermals urterneb-
men miirbe.
Gin Dnmpfer. meIden man fir ben
.SSoabo" bdlt, bsi5en Maidinerie. ,uie
fdon beridtrt. ami bober 9se nnbrand-
bar murhe. fubr prrseitern in 0itIider
&idtuna an Dem Soften BON Deems
toun, SrIano. porbei.
, 1876-10-04
Gntol ai(te uadridten.

25srr,u. Dle amtllncn yert1te tiber
Die @r9ebniiie ocS oieSiabri9cu @riae'
pelt,afies e~onltatireu nad elmer W;t.
tbeiluns Der nNoroo. Gus. 3ts." MIDI
nur ocn oronun9amaBilen uuo betrieoi.
seno II SerIuui oelielbeu. ionSeru iprcs
Aen lid, uieliad oabin aus, oaB in MI.
scmeinen bel Den Wuitcruugeu lid) 9e9en
lrGbtr cine 3uMabme Der o,eulitauylid)en
Wtannihaiteu ersebm babe. Oisie
Mlttbeiluu9 wiro Don Scoermann nit
8enustbuunJ aui9euommeu wtroen.
Serbanuen mir iurs &rlte Die ScIor9s
nib. oab bel anbattenoem Tortihritt
oleles erireulihcn Sunauocs Die 6Oroes
ruua eines srpobteu Yrdim3ltanoes fir
ole 4rnse baraui ss9ranoet miro.
Der ScrJans sini9cr 0anoslsfams
nern pelde BEN oeutiden 0euoelsjal
ueranlaBl babeu, Die 6rasc Der lanscn
@reoiie sur Sprad,s gu brius:n. finOst
;ablreid)e Jtadio.9.. Man tahu oleism
Sor sebcn nur all 4emeIue Nahabmung
tno oem bclteu GrfolJ wGnibcu unO
lclcr GrfolJ 1T chen 9siihert. lobalo
le 6sform nur aulcitig erultbaIt er'
rsbt wlro. Sure DArdiihruns wirOe
'Or Aucm audi Dem 9auomerterlauoe
Il QUE folnmen, Oct utter oem beuti.
len Sabluu9smVous bctanntlld) III m,ns
eltsns altlder Weiie lcioef, ,uie Ote
aulmanntiden &reiie. DE 9 leeae'
'ums 1T iOlAsn 8srpdItniiisn 9eseniber
t. tbltreoeno obnmadtls. wapreno ss Der
rrtten 5 ltiatIue Der S"tsrelienteu lcbr
'obi mOallh III, wtnn aud mIht Obus
tampIe, JIG i'll 9tlunosr Welie 81 res
ELLA.
Wah elmer neuerliden Winitcrial.
ueroronuna iou osmnGdt uro lpat.ittns
bts gum /. Augult 1873 aus Oen BOLTS.
idlalen cine 9anse Ansabl loldsr yeies
uuder bclclii9t luerosn. Die nad 6orm
upO 9nbalt oen Seolrlnlilen nidt eut.
lpreduu; insb:ioaNsrs iou auf ole Nv.
lhaiIuas etnleltl9 couiellionelsr 2sIsbi.
her Seoadt 9enoMmsn weroeu. Bel
oer GinfIuruus Don neuen Qslebibern
lou Oarauf seisben weroen, oaB lie in
larsr 6orm FORFEIT linr. oab lie in Den
selh'htllhea umo rcaliltilden Gbsilen
nidt ei9eut Arbsitsa Der Derausssbsr,
lonoern Proben aus ben belten popula'
rem Darnellun9eu BON Wteiltern 9ebsu
unb fid Dol Vrdlidsn uno pOlitildeu
T%enoenjen freihalten Mu1 lOu elnG
mSslidlte llebereiniimmaus iunerbalt
zines unb btfitlb.a 8slirts anastrsbi
, 1876-10-04

fen b~eibebalten ion. Srob Der 9orbe.
reitunsen, welhe bon 8ublano eetrofen
tperhen bcgt man Die o0gemeine Inlibt
oaB NuBlano lib nidt in einen &rieg su
pertpidsIn winidt. Osfrei9 miro wabr.
i6einli6 in Ieiner Mnt,uort al Den gsa<
rer Die Srase be,iisli6 Der miIitdriihen
8elebnng Serbien's Den @arautiemd6.
ten iiberweiien. Su ben tiplnmatJIden
Wcrbanolungen, mel9e Dem 8riefe beg
8 ,ren ber~oorsinsen. lieBen Die ruiliiGen
Si'iomuten feinen 3meifel i'm 8streff
Der I'm ,bbdnsisteit, wel9e Iie fir ole
9rlltli9en YrouinSen Der SIrtei st,uirs
ten woflen. Siele propinssn iolen,
dbnll4 ME 9erbien uno Rumdnien,
sleidiam %unabbdns's iein, cine 6riiIi=
DE uno elm aug 6riitliden @oloattr
beitebenoe Mrnee beiben uno nur in
finan5ieQcr 8erbinbuns nit Der Yiorte
fteben. Sie 9iirtei brobt. &umanien
oaiiir perantlportlid 81 baItsn, ooB bal-
le;os Den ruiiiiGen Greipilisen ssitat-
tet, ourd iein @ebiet Su ~reiisn. Ser
rumdnii9e gremierminiisr, miro ndd.
liens benz rulliihen Soie eincn Beiud
abltntten. 9ie Sirfei bat ibren 9er=
tretern I'M @uslanoe m.tstib lit. bab ibre
5ruppen infolse Der fortwdbreabeen Nm.
srife Der Serben Die Ofsnliue pierer
er9reifen ,uerocn." Ser Barrier gpr-
r lppneent Der Zines" lit Der Mnlidt.
oaB &nblano ourd ben Srief BEG g,aren
e'nen 9rnd auf bic ubrisen MdAte
.aassniibeh perinht. I'm nuleIbsn gu per=
anl 'ilsn. Der Siirtri siinitigere 8:oin-
gunJen fir Serbien auf,uottroyiren.
, 1876-10-04

!" O'opSN AVA StltitCHf
Na. 1l44, Gde Is. II. Mainltr.
Nihmono, So.
Grlauten ii BEN Greunten unt Dem Yu
Yutlifum i'm MaMmeinen ibr arp6rs 9deer
reldes aus fpleenteu Seben tstsbt. ansu
bieten : Trpoen, Mspisine, Gbsm falten, Mps
&c. unb Gpilets M,tifsl, S1wamme, 3orfe
Ynfumerien, SarbfrFe, Rarte, 81 c, 5snItsr
slas. 8itt etc. etc. e,nlb'ieBli6 Maes, mas
in sinem auttn Drpsen, @ei1aft sewRbnli9 gu
baben 1T.
gle fubren s'ei6faGs cine arrse Muswabl
biGtiIdfr Yr:oaraiioren ais: &prs|S @fIattns,
3afsr's Cocoa, perl.@ lips, So n.S tdrfs,
SafsrmtbL Gage, 1apipca, %epnbeni te Wilt
etc. etc.
2anbretb'S anrantirter @arteulaameu, mos
prn Elm solles M6urtrment ifets SorrGtbis 1T
GOneeuirirte Jruht-s Tenrsn, @rOmatii,
rullss @~r'rafte BON jepsr Srrte, Gewiirse gum
Gtnmaben.
Sernsr lsnfen le he Ia fmsrfIamfeit auf ibrc
ieltltoema6ten Yrepercte, wslhe eire 20-idbs
rise pIobe peltanpea anp fir pelRe lie saran.
tiren tSaneu. NIB
, 1876-10-04
9artei

Yoris, 8. Oft. Sic biciise ruiiiid.
Selsaropben=N seatur bat Nadridt, oab
Gen. SsnatieH. Der ruilii3e @slonot'
in Gonian.inopel. ,peldel ielt eini3er
3eit BON isinem Soften beurlanbt mar.
se5tern BON Der &rim ab9ereit it, I'm
feline 4HiGten wieoer or5utrtten.
2onoon, 3. Oft. q fern bate eie
pforts lid nod niGt in Se,us auf Die
Jrisoensporidlase Der Msa4te entlhlols
len; biegntideibuna luuros i!Oo4 ltino
lid ~ertuartet.
Gonoon, 8. Oftbr. Ser 8erlinsr
Gorrel ,onoent Der ~Simes" last in Be.
aug aut Den Brief oes g5arsn an Gen
Sallsr pon Oeitrei9: Scr G3ar i9ldst
Dor. oaB Serbisn feline 9egenwdrtis,
unabban9isfeit unter ruilil9en @ensra,
, 1876-10-04
0aldnoiids ptps(den.

Woreet er, MaH., 8. Oft. ST.
So6n 8uQnro, Elm iehs Meilen BON bier
tpobnenoer Jarmer, tpuroe 9eite,n Mbeno
Spur bon Dem M6roer.
Cincinnati, o.. 3. Oft. Muf
Dem 2anblse oes Srn. Wm. Sobnion
gu Mrsos, Sub, egplooirte ON lebien
Samitase Der 0ampifeiieI e.ntr @iirfsl
malhlne (@rain @eparator). 3mu
Mdhner. Namen5 Oouns Sonss uno
Meslep Sobuion. lpurnen 9etDotct uni
neun annere uer!est; m,byere otrielbsn
beocnt!Ib.
, 1876-10-04
Tranfrei1 d.

Yoris, 2. Oft. Sn ben seIirisen
BabIen tpuroen, Tim 8afansen in
Der 9eputirtentammr su f~iIllsn.
Die So. Gbanueau Netithier, Ser
rari unb Milicent, idmmtIi9 &epubli
faner. fir reip. Senlis.S oul, gmbrun
unb gombrai ermdhlt Yepruiie u.Sron.
8onoportinen. ipurben fir rs'p. Mnf
uno ct. @ouosns outs Neue ertudblt.
, 1876-10-04
George NtbiDit. IT.,
(Na6folaer BON 8sloss & @iblUu.)
g 0. 1901 90 i e traBe
Ampprtemr umb GAMBLER in

NJ" "HO E""V7V1 III
alcn 2 orten T'orsellan> rno @las-
Waareu lo,uie in uerlAiebenen
Arten SauSba tunsS9e~
rdtbiboftel.
sd bare ireten ei,ef ron Der Sab,if In
eimoase, Nranfrsib, zine friite @eneuna,
oon rem tsteu frc'sUFi4en Nip e rtitsln in
@%laswaa,en welGe iiG ltbr fir SaIocns ucp
Wrtblhaften eienen, erbalten II B butte b 8
yub,ifam nib sa bsid6en, ba i'd isbr srbptis
bin mtins @aartn ~ ssissn.
, 1876-10-04
Wreiie Der aujeigen:

@rss,re gn,stsen wer sn niger beretnet.
gdt pter weniser Bel 'rbiIben einen Square.
NGt Nnieteen fnb tint gsraus ~ satfen.
Ole 3eituua nth IN &i1 mont aab Tim.
asaenb BON tsm 9rGssrn fir IS Gents per
Wcbe ausaetraaeu.
, 1876-10-04
&uBlann.

2onbon.3 3. Off. Sic 8iener Cor
respondent Der r9ailp Stems" msloei
bab Der nGreien prene" a%ufoIae i'm lsb
ten glu0uf elm Icriras 5wiidcn &uB-
LAMB uno Den Ser. Staaten abseldIolirn
,uuree. sur6 wslden oas Grlters ben
Salen bon O6oist in Sibirien uno ben
beua6bortsu &iltsnitrld i'm austaul1'
acseu Yan,erIdifie ano Die Summe
BON 16 100000 &ubeln OIL bic Wr.
Gtaoten abtriit. Cine ruilii6e S6Iifss
mounIdaIt Ioa bsre,ts na9 Nmerita abs
sssansen iein.
, 1876-10-04
China unb Sabau.

Yotobom nj a, IA. Sept. Ser Scr.
inh Der din lii4en 9au Feute zine
Dampii6iHlinie 5pliaen Den Saien
BOZ Sbanabai uno Supan. 81 erridten,
1T febIaeidlascn- uno oas untenebmn
aufs,9eben moroen.
, 1876-10-04
Girainia @tddt8>W15erEe
tas,,p bsraussssebsn s0H
9sbn 8. ptin.
Ro. 8 3mSlfte Stra6e.
ibmon ,, V a.

subyeriptierS Nreifet
, 1876-10-04

MsS THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STAATS GAZETTE is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-10-04
Die Tnbkur\

1T t~eifirnmt. tas san;e btsberise SeiIperfabrsn in,s
snltoBcm. Ole SIR wirb bur@ bas iosenannte
Spbboo unb burb @innebn,en pon S~otpulpcr
bewtrft; &c sOh9a0sr Sstss'I an; mo- pie Sr o1si%sr
2ett set9en fe bic 2ebenstraft hes WtenIhen on.
Touienoe iino tn BEN lestet spet Sobren tn Der
@abe>auitalt, "A Stanton Str., gtsw gort, 9ebetlt
morben. Inter ben @ebeilten befinoen it6 piels
Nerate urb MpotbefGr. Ole 9obbaber lnterl6eteen
Id BON anberen 8dbern baburd, bob lie btreft auf
Die 6rarfbeit etnpirten, u1o ben trauten Stott ents
ferntn, tn rpelder Sorrn er aud gum 9ori4etn
fommc. Sic fnb eir 8erbreununSss ober ausi6ets
bunsszproeeB Der 8runtbeitsitofe. Sober Rronte
mir6 bet Der &npenbuns bteier &ur i~osulasen iein
eieener IrSt. @eun Semanb bur9 oteie 8aber 9es
renb na4 Der bisberisen !Seilmetbobe BITE Mittsl
8ew5bnIi9 seiabrti6er inb ais bic rantbettielbit
anb ii4 6iters ~ sanses Seer ieeanOdrsr SraHts
teiten etnIteQt: .r\,
nnb duberlid, turiren, 70 inb bod BITE @irfnusssn
bet ~folsenben 8ranfbetten. Defenders penn re tl4
nod In aeutem 3uitanbe %befinoen, sansa ueerorbsnt'
lid: Gteber, ielbft Merpens uno Gpphrstteeer,
, iSrtpt' S s,ss lsa %ns ssassssai9 S'' dMs s& NTH,
beionbsrs BET iunaen seuten II, TN erltei S%taotnns,
sepSbnlia lei9t furtrt. @aHerlndlf Wbe,s
mattsmas 'ps ssS Sh OFT ,s nfs, i iSm'Ii ogs tie'e al.
ippbiIftii6e 2rantbeitsn tn tsoem @raoe. pei
auberen &rantbsiten, etputtSen, Ves
fdtpirea, g~eropbeIm &C; TT PIE gsirtnts cine
pISsli9e u. N6tbure. Sur eth gab tit binrsi4snb,
nm SSeben pon Der @trtuns gu iibersensen. Mas
aenfrebs mnb bic iosenannte Sarns oeer
Sueferrubr (eine bis lest nnheilbore 8rantbeitl
/ mnrSen sebsilt. Bet lestersr &rantbett .sebsn rs
kWro,ent Ses 3uderitofes nit iebem Babe Sar4 bsn
llrtn ab.
febem 0las TIM 9anbe perIonbt, Der Nreis bee
sobespulpers 1T 80, Der oes Gtunehme : 9ulpera
Ii. MAN IaIie f6 cine 8roidire lber BITE aobfu<
II enslii9tr ober beutider Spra4e i4tten.
FIR. Rauchfuss.
"a Stunton Str. (Box I699)J
Asw 90rk.I
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-01-11
MINOR TEEEGRANIa.

The Direct cable has been repaired and is
again in working order.
A vessel is believed to be fitting out at New
York to carry arms and ammunition to the
Hayti revolutionists.
A Chicago despatch says it is reported that
ex-Detective Wood has offered for $4,000 i'm
portant Information duplicating Secretary
Bristow in the whisky frauds. The distillers
decline it,
Isaac Caldwell has withdrawn from the Ken
lucky senatorial contest, which leaves the
field to Stevenson, Beck, Williams and Leslie.
The state grange of Wisconsin has taken
measures to prevent the repeal or essential
modification of the Potter law.
The Crispins of Rochester, N. Y, have
struck, owing to a reducton.of twenty per
cent, and the factories are at a standstll.
Only 76 passengers, including cabin and
Storage, arrived at New York last week.
Hugh Murray died in Brooklyn Sunday from
hydrophobia originating from the bite of a cat
Foreman Bartholomew of the Stokes Jury
appears as q petitioner for his pardon ON the
ground that Hart, the bell boy, perjured him.
self.
The order for restoring the rates on freight
bound West from New York, went into effect
yesterday.
The annual tax of the city of Brooklyn for
this year amounts to SIS, 378, 53S.
Receipts of internal revenue yesterday $780,
Cos; customs receipts $472, 0S9.
Toriffs for first class freight from Boston to
Chicago was advanced yesterday by all lines
from 80 to Is cents per hundred weight, the
Grand Trunk being party to the new conso
dalton.
A large meeting of citizens of New York in
favor of retaining the Bible in the public
schools was held last night.
The debate on the amnesty bill has not, in
the opinion of those best informed, weakened
the chances of the Centennial bill.
The Mississippi Legislature yesterday ex.
pnnged the resolution endorsing Gen. Sheridan
passed at the last session by vote of 81 to Z.
Machinery Hall is completed and has been
delivered to the Centennial finance committee
The Overland Monthly has suspended pnbl-
cation
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-01-11

There's more money in publishing Bessie
Turner than Shakespeare, and. in proportion to
the amount of writing in each case, the immor-
tai sleeper received about ten times more for
her works than the immortal bard.
Bret Harte went to visit relative in the SUBJ
urb of Troy, N. Y, while the family was alb.
sent. He was muddy, and servant mistak-
lug him for tramp, reluctantly admitted him
to the kitchen, and set coachman to watch
him until her mistress came.
A funny story is told of two Vermont farm
ers who are not Changers. They induced their
wives to join and report before they would com.
NIT themselves. Now, when they will,
they cannot. Two blackballs greet every APP
plication. Meanwhile the wives go regularly
and triumphantly to every meeting of the
Grange, and the men stay at home to mind the
babies
Ex-Mayor A. Oakley Hall appeared for the
last time, Saturday evening, at the Park The
atre, and before crowded house. He made
an address in which.he thanked his audience
for the support he had received He sal that
his enemies and friends differed as to whether
he could act or not; that he had tried to drop
legal harneSs.n vain, but found that he could
die with it on.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-01-11
MARINE NEWS.


BATH, Jan. 10 -Launched to-day by the
master, Mcdonald, at the yard of Chapman &
Flint superior ship of 1885 tons, named San
ia Clara, owned by Chapman & Flint of New
York. Capt William Tobey of Thomastop,
commands her.
Also by Jewell Brothers, schooner of II
tons, named Davy Crockett owned in GIouces-
ter, Mass, whence she halls.
Also by Hagar & Thurlow, a schooner of 40
tons, named Sarah w. Hunt, owned by Henry
e. Palmer and others of this city, aud Captain
James McFadden who Commands her.
Wrecked Schooner.
HALIFAX, N S., Jan. 1O.-The steamer Prus-
sian from Liverpool via st. Johas, N. f., has
arrived.
A three masted schooner, supposed to be the
Fred Il. Scammell, is total wreck at Beaver
Harbor, East Halifax. She was from New
foundland for st. John, N. B., laden with her
ring The crew were saved.
Whaling Bark Wrecked.
NEW BEDFORD, Jan. 1O.-The whaling bark
Benjamin Cummins of this port, was totally
wrecked at Togo, Cape Verde Island, Dec. Goth.
The crew were saved.
In General.
The steamer Faraday reports heavy gales
and head winds. She arrived at the MA ce of
the hreak Thursday. but was unable to work
until SUNDAY IN consequence of the gale. She
picked up the east end of the caole i'm mediate-
ly after graphing and buoyed it, then recover.
ed II miles OF cable to the fracture and COM
pleted the connection.
About 1000 casks of petroleum have been
saved from the bark DIR. Falk, from New York
for Bremen, before reported ashore near Bride.
ton. If fine weather prevails, the greater por-
tion of the cargo will be saved. The vessel will
probably be total loss.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-01-11
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM AUGUSTA.
Legislative Matters.

The Bridgton Case--The Usury BiII.-The
Committees, etc.
Especial Despatch to the Press.1
AUGUSTA, Jan. 10.
It is understood that N. S. Littlefield, Esq.,,
will make no further claim to the seat from
Bridgton, and Mr.. Chase will probably be seat
ed as soon as the Election Committee reports.
There is considerable feeling respecting the
usury bill introduced by Mr.. Pike. Any at
tempt to force the bill to passage without
reference to committee will be resisted.
1t is known that Col. Heath of WateIville,
and Major Richards of Gardiner, will be offer
ed positions on the staff of Gov. Connor.
The committees will be announced to NOR
row morning. Gen. Anderson will head the
Railroad Committee on the part of the House,
and Mr.. Haskell on the part of the Senate.
Speaker ROBBIE gave Mr.. Chase his choice be-
tween place on the Judiciary and the chair
latter. S.
ITO the Associated Pressl
The Question of Aboiishing the Land
Agency.
The commission authorized to report meas
Office, consisting of Gov. Dingley, the State
Treasurer and Land Agent, will at an early day
make majority and minority reports. The ma
jority recommend disseminating the office and
transferring the business to the State and Treas
ury Departments, excepting selling lands, which
they purpose to put into the hands of munich
pal officers in towns and plantations in which
the lands are located.
The minority will favor the continuance of
the office for the present in order to put the
records, schedules and accounts in condition to
be intelligibly transferred; opposing the trans
fer of settling lands to towns, contending that
the business can be more economically and
effectually performed by separate Office.
The Committee on Education will attend the
graduating exercises of the Normal School at
Pennington, Tuesday next.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-01-11
News and Other Items.

The first statue to Christopher Columbus on
American soil is about being erected in the
City of Mexico.
The New York Graphic has written up Alex.
ander Mitchell of Milwaukee, for the richest
man in the Northwest. 1t estimates his wealth
at $10,OOO,OOO.
Charles Frances Adams is worth S85O,OOO
and by habits of rigid economy he will be able
to live few years if Bowles don't get him an
Office
John Thomas of Jersey City, swallowed $50
pills the other day to spite his wife. He isn't
dead, but he don't care so much about splitting
her as he did.
care you Christian?" asked Mrs Van Colt
at revival meeting, of a newspaper man who
took front seat that he might report the pro.
ceedings. II guess not" said be, "Pm re-
porter"
Benjamin Downing, the Oldest Odd Fellow
in the world, died at Newport. Saturday. he
joined the Duke of York Lodge, 1. o. O. F.,
No. l, at Harwicb, England. i n 1907, conse-
quently he has been member of the order for
SO years.
Poole, the renowned tailor of London, is a
tall, robust, square, lubberly, old raw-boned
chap, but he can cut the finest coat and trows-
ers in all Europe, and crowned heads bow to
his scissors. He passes for more than the ninth
part of a man.
In Pekin newspaper of extraordinary size
is published weekly on silk. 1t is stated to
have started more than thousand years ago.
Several numbers of the papers are preserved in
the Royal Library of Paris. They are ten and
quarter yards long.
man in Pekin, by the name of Cho-Cho
was last month brought to trial for stealing tea
out of the imperial teapots and pouring it
down a rat hole to seald rats with. The EN-
peror ordered his head to be cut off at once,
and stood by to see it done.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-01-11
MARRIED..

In this city. Jan. s. by Rev. S. f. JONES' Alonzo
Tarbox and Miss Minnie Fowle. both of Portland
In this city, Jan. 0. by Rev. Dr. Smaller, Frederick
H. Shipman and Miss Mary j. Springer, both of
Portland.
In Yarmouth, Jan. s, by Rev. j. Torrey. Donald S.
Sawyer and Miss Ada +. Bates, both of Yarmouth.
In this city, Jan. 9th, by Rev. Geo. w. Bicknell,
Chas W. Rittershause and Miss Lydia A. Noble,
both of Portland.
and Miss Alma o. Owen OF Buxton Centre.
In Bridgton. Dec 20. Jas. E. Harrington and Miss
Adelaide Perry. both of Lowell.
In South Bridgton, Dec 80, Edwin P. Fesscnden
and Miss Lydia NJ. Blaisdell, both of Denmark.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-01-11
Magazine Notices.

The October number of the Unated States
OFFICIAL Postal Guide contains an amount of
matter and of information that is simply won.
derful considering its size. An alphabetical
list of all the Post-offices in the United States,
with county, state and salaries of offices of
the first, second and third classes list of all
the offices in the country arranged alphabeti-
cally by states and counties, a list of the do
mest!c and international money order offices
and of the letter carrier offices; directions
about money orders and registered letters; rates
of postage on all classes of mail matter; hours
of arrival and closing of mails in all the prin-
cipal cities; time of sailing of mail steamers; ;
the distances bet tween principal cities by the
shortest mail routes and the rulings of the Post
Office Department during the last quarter make
up quantity of information in compact
form.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-01-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Portland Wholesale Market.


MONDAY. January 10.-There is but little new in
the markets. Pork and lard have advanced to-day /;
Pork is about dollar higher per Dbl, with very
firm market Lard is also higher with Fl rm feeling
Grain is steady with no changes to note in prices
Flour is rather dull with but little movement The
fish market is dull and unchanged.
FREIGHTS.-Owing to the lateness of the seas On
there is but little doing in freights. We have the
following charters to report this week: Schr David
Faust, hence to Martinique with shocks without
heads, zoe. Brig Frontier hence to Cardenas 12Ic
on box shocks, and $1.0O on empty hhds on deck.
Brig Mary Roosevelt hence to north side of Cuba
124 on shocks. Schr Grace Webster. hence to north
side of Cuba with shocks 1Sgc. Brig Matte b. Pres
cott hence to north side of Cuba 2!c on box shocks
and 22c on sugar shocks. Schr Elva E. Penttengl,
hence to north side Cuba with box shocks 124c; SUI
gar shocks 22c. Brig Mary A. Chase, hence to Car
denas and return 1915 on molasses.