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The Portland daily press., 1877-10-15
victor Ruxo,s Address TO the French Peo-

PARIS, Oct. 13.-At meeting last night in
support of Grevy's candidate Victor Hugo pre-
sided, and made an eloquent speech. He said !:
France is of age, She knows what she wants.
Montesquieu would hesitate to say to her "My
policy;" Washington would not dare to say.
"My will" At the fat of universal suffrage
the clouds will dispense: France will give her
order and no matter who it may be, he will
obey. The victory is already certain. We feel
some pity and will not push our victory beyond
reasonable bounds, but the triumph of law and
right is certain. Have fifth in the country and
never despair. France has predestined mis-
sion, bleeding, mutilated, put to ransom, given
up to the factions of the past, she smiles su
perbly and works miracles in the field of ideas
and in the field of events. She makes even her
catastrophies serve as a foundation for the fu-
ture. Yes, you may expect everything OF
France She makes use of The most formidable
of revolutions to found the most stable of gov
ernments Fomenters Of dscord are those
men characterized as anarchists and pertuba.
tor. Electors, you will vote for the 1863, and
you will everywhere protest against the official
candidates which are an insult to your liberty,
to dignity of universal suffrage, and to the soy.
ereignty of the nation.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
saturday, Oct. rs.
ARRIVED.

saturday, Oct. E3.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York-pessen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Sch j Willard, Wallace, Philadelphia-coal to
Randall g. McAeter.
Sch Elva E Pettengill, York, Philadephia-coal to
Eagle Sugar Refinery,
Sch Mar q Cranmer, Norris Philadephia-coal to
Sargent Deunison ~ Co.
Sch Ella, Hatch, Perth Amboy.
Sch Flora King. Guptill, Elizabethport,
Sch Allegbania, Bryant, New YorK-nails to Eme-
ry q Waterhouse.
Sch Edward Waite, York Boston.
Sch j G Roker, Sawyer. Boston.
Sch Ianthe. Johns, Gouldsboro-canned lobster tC
Burnham g. Merrill.
Sch Harriet Newell Benson. fremont.
Sch Nautilus, Orne, Southport-dry fish to E
Willard.
Sch Helen Mcleod. Coggswel, Calais for Soston
Oeaking 800 strokes per bour)
Sch RoweDa, Howard. Calais for Boston.
Sch John Tyler, Fitzgerald, Calais for Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch James O'Donohue, Warren, Newark-Berln
Mills Co.
Sch Advance, (Br) Merriam, st John, MA .
Sch Sea Bird, Obj Darcy, st Johh, NIB A D
Whidden.
Sch Gamecock, Robinson. Calais-Nath1 Blake.
Sch Ida 9 Spofford,. ingalls,, PASSPORT and Calais
NathI Blake.
Sch Alaska, Thorndike. Rockland- G B Morse
g. Co.
SAILED-Barque FL S jackson; schs Abbie Dunn
Mahaska, Odeli, James Warren, Ella France, Ida c
Spoford, and others.
sunday, Oct. IL.
ARRIVED.
Sch Umpire, (Br) Hopkins, Darlington, NS-dry
fish to Dana u Co.
Sch Gamma, Robinson, Machias.
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,Tusf RefrihurSom

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct l4-This morning
three tramps boarded moving coal train near
Lancaster, on the Hooking Valley Railroad, for
the purpose of stealing a ride. When near
Gravesport they cut the train in three parts for
the purpose of escape, but they overdid the
business, for when the coupling pins were pull
I'd the train was on the down grade and the
men were on the middle section. The speed to
the detached cars was very great, and when
near the bottom of the grade the rear section
ran into the middle section with terrific force.
throwing 1t from the track, burypg one tramp
under ten tons of coal, killing him instantly.
and braking the leg of the second ma u, but tue
third man escaped, it is supposed without ipiu-
~. The dead mans name is supposed to be
Thomas Roland, and as he was well dressed
and had kit of burglars tools it is supposed
the trio were thieves trying the tramp dodge for
effect
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

Sch Umpire, (Br) Hopkins, Darlington, NS-dry
fish TO Dana d Co.
Sch Gamma, Robinson, Machias.
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MEMORANDA.

An unsuccessful attempt was made to pull off the
brig Clara j Adams, Friday Her stern is hard
and fast, but her head is movable.
Sch Ralph Carlton, from MatanEas for Boston,
which put into st Helena Sound, in Distress lost her
master (McCobb) and three at MatanZas, by fe-
yer. Capt Stindt assumed charge and disd 10th,
the passage. No doctor has visited the vessel since
her arrival.
Sch Stampede. Dow, at Pascagoula from Vera
Cruz reports 18th inst, owing the light not revolving
went ashore the south side of Horn Island. Game
off Sth with light damage and lost anchor.
Sch Skylark, Small, from Philadelphia for Boston,
which went ashore near Falmouth Dock. Vineyard
Sound remains in same position, well up and will
have to discharge. LIGHTERS have been sent for.
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Minfrs Returning 10 Work.

SCRANTON, Pa, Oct 10 Pine Brook shaft
today began its third days work since the re-
sumption, with an increased number of miners
better feeling is prevailing Next week 9TH
er colieries will start. The rumors Of impend
ing trouble last night had no foundation; this
City and region are as quiet as any country viii
lsge.
PITTsToN, Pa, Oct 13.-At a meeting of the
Lehigh Company's miners today it was voted
by seven majority to resume work on Monday.
The malcontents have called another meeting
for Monday to reconsider.
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DIED.

In this city, Oct. IL, Mrs. Elizabeth Spring. wife Of
Hon. Samuel Tyler.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock,
at No. 81 State street. Burial private.
In this city. Oct 10, Mrs Margaret, vile of William
Calder, aged 60 years months.
Funeral services this afternoon at o'clock, at
Nc. 68 Lincoln street.
In Ferry Village. Oct 70, Joseph Prince, child of
William NJ and Clara L. Guilford, aged IL months
and IL days.
In Cape Elizabeth, Oct. 49, 0rTin R., son of Alfred
and Sarah b. Ihrasher, aged 10 years months.
Funeral services this Monday afternoon at o'clk,
at Point Village, Cape Elizabeth. Transcript please
copy.1
In Cape Elizabeth Oct. ~, Francis Cash, aged CT
years.
In White Rock, Gorham, Oct. 9, Mr.. Abner Wes-
cott aged IA years months.
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wiibor's Cod Liver Oil and Lime

The friends Of persons who have been restored from
confirmed consumption by the use of this original
preparation, and the grateful parties themselves,
have, by recommending it and acknowledging its
wonderful efficacy, given the article vast popular-
ty in New England The Cod Liver Oil is in this
combination robbed of its unpleasant taste, and is
rendered doubly effective in being coupled with the
lime. which is itself restorative principle supply
ing nature with just the assistance required to heal
and reform the diseased lungs. A. B. WMBoR, Bos-
ton, proprietor. Sold by all druggists.
oc15 sueod1w
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Eurnpean NInrkerr.

LONDON, Oct. 13-12.S0 P. M.-Consols at e5 ZIG
for money and 95 GIG for account.
LONDON, October 10 i IL 30 P. M.-American securi-
ties-United States bonds 67s at 1O7s IS. 1864
fO40s, 1913; As 1913; Erie 14s preferred 25 Illinois
Central 771 Pennsylvania 3c4; New Jersey II READ
ing II.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 13-12.30 P. M.-Cotton market
leans at Sgd; sales of 1000 bales including 1000 for
speculation ana export receipts 600 bales, all Ameri-
can
Futures 3,32 higher: uplands October delivery at
1882; November g q s g 6 7-16; October and No
vember So. Hass
winter Wheat IL 4 a II 0; Spring 10 a II 5;Cal-
OF q N o.
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East Surry Fair.

ELLSWORTH, Oct 13-The East Surry cattle
show and fair has just closed. 1t was largely
attended in spite of the rains. The entries
were about five hundred in number, and the
articles exhibited were of excellent quality.
The farmers in the vicinity are becoming great
ly interested.
Death of an Old Citizen of Georgetown.
BATH, Oct. 13.-Deacon William Whitmore
one of the early settlers of Georgetown, for
more than fifty years one of the most promi-
nent Orthodox churchmen in this region and
highly respected, died here this morning, aged
80.
Fire in Wesley.
MACHIAs, Oct I3.-Rufus W. DAYS house.
two barns and outbildiDgs at Wesley were
burned last night. Loss $4,000; insured in the
Etna for $780,
Franklin Comfy Fair.
FARMINGToN, Oct. 13.-The last day Of the
Franklin county show and fair was1held today
on account of the unfavorable weather of yes-
terday. The display of manufactured goods
was very fine. The chief attraction of the
third days races was the sweepstakes. Honest
Ned took first money. Time g. so, PSI, $50
In the three minutes purse there were seven
entries. Brown Billy won first money in OH.
300, 800 1t has been the best,fair ever in
Pennington.
Suicide.
PHILLIPS, Oct 13-A man named Bripps
stopping in Rangeley, committed suicide Thurs.
day night by taking laudanum, telling the PEG.
pie where he was stopping he had lived long
enough. No other cause known.
Thieving Fishermen.
BrDDEFoRD, Oct. 13.-Syivanus and Samue,
Eaton of Deer Isle, crew of vessel in the bar.
Dor. were arrested today for stealing nets, ropes
and other articles from Pool fishermen. Syl-
vanus answers the description of the man
wanted for HOUSEKEEPING at Deer Isle.
Railroad Collision.
GARDINER, Oct. DEMONSTRATION train nm
der Conductor Matthews, running wild from
Richmond to Augusta, ran into an accom- mo-
dation train engine this moo while the latter
was shifting cars in the yard at this place.
Both engines were thrown from the track. No
one injured. The wild train was at fault
the shiftsr had the right Of track according IS
the rules. Damages will not exceed $1,000.
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 14-Postmasters anno;nt
ed-Augustus G. Taft at Centre Lowell Ox-
ford county.
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FOREIGN.
The Turco-Russian War.
AsIATEC CAMPAIGN.
Reports Through EunIish Snurces

LONDON, Oct. 13-Nothing has been received
from the Russians about the latest battle in
Armenia, since the bulletin of Oct. 9th. From
private and official reports, coming through
Constantinople, it appears that Mukhtar Pasha
possibly in consequence of the fighting from
Oct. I'd to the 4th, thought it advisable to oc-
cupy less extended line, an6 withdrew his
right wing which stood near Sar5atap, holding
the advance position of Keizil Zefe, and retired
to Hadjuile and Vezinkoi. He had about 35,-
600 men and it was clearly the plan of the Rus
slams to break through this long line The bat
tie ragged through the afternoon till an hour
and a half after sunset when the Russians, al
though being frequently reinforced during the
conflict, were thoroughly beaten and retreated
under cover of the darkness, with loss which
Ghazi Mnkhtar estimates at 1900 killed and
wouDdeds
Tuesday night the Turks remained encamped
and on the following morning successfully ac-
complished the movement to Aladia Dagh,
which the enemy had attempted to frustrate
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Shutting Out the Enemy.

1t is better to shut out the enemy Disease than to
battle with him after he has entered the fortress
the body Therefore, if health is endangered by hurt
full influences, such as a malarous atmosphere. I'M
healthy occupations, sedentary pursuits and those
which neeesstate undue physical or mental strain or
exposure in rough weather. it is the part of wisdom
to protect it by the use of reliable preventive No
article sold, advertised prescribed is so well adapt-
ed for this purpose as Hostetters Stomach Btters,
an agreeable and eficacious tonic, recommended by
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-15

physicians as medicinal stimulant and corrective
botanic in its Derivation and having for its spritu-
GUS basis old rye of the purest quality which pre-
serves in understanding form the potent vegeta
bic juices and extracts combined with it. Fortified
with this benign preventive, the system may hi de-
fiance to disease, no matter how unfayorable the
conditions. ocl5eod1w&w
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Train RObber Captured.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. IA special to the Times
from Mexico, Mo, says that James Berry, sup
posed to be one of the Pacific railroad train
robbers, has been captured in Galloway county.
wounded In the leg Berry sold $4,000 in gold
10 Mexico few days ago and left there for
Texas This gold is said to be identified as part
OF that taken from the train at Big Springs
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A London cable special says it is believed in
well informed circles there that Austria is adj
dressing Turkey with view to negotiations for
speedy peace. In this however Austria is
alone, for Germany and England have not vet
made up their minds to aid such efforts T6ev
are evidently waiting the results of the French
alnntinna
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THE Ell PASO TROUBLES.
The Entire Country i'm Possession of the
Mob-Americaps Fleeing for their Lives


Mob-Americans Fleeing for their Lives
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 14.-The San Diego
Union has the following special from Tucson:
Advices from Ell Paso show most serious
and threatening state of affairs. The entire
portion of Ei Paso county is in possession of
the mob aud the Americans throughout the
country have abandoned their homes and fled
to Ei Paso for safety Judge Howard, who
killed Louis Cardiz at Ell Paso on the 10th inst.
succeeded in making his escape to Messilla,
where he remains Cardiz is said to have been
the leader OF the mob, who are all the more
desperate and threatening in consequence of
his death. The sheriff of Ell Paso is also at
Messilla, but refuses to return with Howard, as
the latter would be Immediately killed by the
mob 1t Payne, who is in charge OF de-
tachment of troops, says that four companies
will be required to suppress the mob A large
number of outlaws are encamped near the
county seat. They declare they will fight the
troops if the latter attempt to make arrests.
Judge Blake is en- route from Fort Davis with
troops to restore order.
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POLITICAL.
The Democratic Majority i'm OF


The Democratic Msjority in Ohio.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 13.-The indications now are
that the official figures will make Bishops ma
jority less than 25 600.
Tammany Assessments.
NEW YORK, Oct. 13-Tammany assesses the
firemen of this city SIS each for this falls cam
palgn.
The German American Independents.
The German American Independents held a
large meeting here last night, adopted resolu-
lions denounciDg both parties, and nominated
state ticket comprising names of both Re-
publican and Democratic nominees now before
the public.
Communisiic Gathering.
A large communistic meeting was held in
Williamsburg last night, at which speakers,
both German and American claimed that the
time has come for the workingmen to assert
themselves Both parties were denounced as
we'll as the President, and recommendation to
hang Tweed was we'll received.
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THE INDIANS.
NO Danger Feared from Sitting Bul,

NO Danger Feared from Sitting Bull
NEW YORK, Oct: ia letter from Fort
Walsh, Canada, of the 9th, SAYS that joseph
sent off over 300 young braves before sure n
dering, and only surrendered $50 old warriors
with the squaws and children. There can be no
junction with Sitting Bnll, as the two tribes
do not harmonize Bull says that Joseph S
surrender was cowardly trick, and be is in.
clined to go further north which the Canadian
Indiansdo not wish. Sitting Bull grows surly,
owing to small number of Canadian police,
and whatever danger may come from him will
be more against them than against Miles and
SturgiS
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THE FRENCH ELECTION.

There is nothing concerning the result of the
French election this morning owing to the in
terruption Of the land wires on the European
side by storm. No cable dispatches have
been received since Saturday night. At 2 a. m
the New York agent OF the Associated Press
telegrsphed as follows:
New YORK, Oct. 15-2 A. M.-Ofice here
holds open till 80 for chance of cable news.
Land lines in Europe connecting with all the
cables are still interrupted.
At $50 the office wss closed without obtain
ing anything by cable.
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Ar at San Francisco 18th inst, ship Portland Lloyd
Chase Manila.
ar at Wilmington. Cal, 18th inst, barque N Boyn
ton Blanchard Newcastle, NSW-
Ar at Alexandria, E. prey to 10Th inst, sch A Orr
Orr, New York.
Ar at Messina prev to 18th inst sch Ada F Whit
ney. GilchIist, New York.
Ar at Plymouth. E. 18th inst, barque John Hol
brook, Leavitt. New York.
Ar at Queenstown 18th, barque Ocean Pearl, Hen
ley, Portland; 18TH Don Justo, Bennett, Baltimore
Ar at Exmouth 18th, brig Clara Nj Goodrich Look
New York.
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Ar at Liverpool nth mat, brig C C Robinson, Han

Ar at Liverpool nth mat, brig c Robinson, Han
SOD, New York.
Sid 1ltb ship Robt Dixon. Smithwieb. New York.
Passed Dover 18th, sch David Ii Toek SAWYER
from New YORK. for London.
Sid i'm Kingstown 18th, brig Don Quixote, Munroe,
from Dublin for New YORK.
CID at Liverpool goth, Alexander, Ballard Tybee.
Ar at London LIST inst, Iga1hoe, HERMAN from
Calcutta.
Ar at Troon Sept 20, NJ Haven. Ulrick. Dublin.
Sid I'm Callao Sept 49, SHIN M Grace. Wilbur for
New York: 18th Hercules Snow, Lobos; Franconia
Otis do; 1Sth Hattie, Tapley, Smith, for Hampton
Roads.
AT at MontevideO Aug 1, baroue Formosa, Pierce
New York (and sailed tor Buenos Ayres)
Sid FIN Aspinwall Sept Goth, brig John W Hunt,
Hunt Progresso.
tor Boston days.
Sid fm Kingston, ia, I'd inst, sch Canton, Henley,
Pensacola
Ar at Richihucto 9Th inst sch Nellie Scott Patter-
son, Gloucester, Eng.
Cid at st John NIB, 18th inst. schs Geo Perry,
Flynn. New York: Uncle Tom. Look, Machias; 18th
Altoona Fitzgerald. Alexandria; l. Sargent, Sar-
gent, Vineyard-Haven.
SPOKEN.
Sept IS, lat As, lon IS 90, brig Helen 0 Pbinney,
Sylvester from London for Boston.
Sept 12 126 s. Ion =, oarque Woodside, Montgom-
cry, from Portland for Buenos Ayres.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE MKT TWENTY-FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER. Washington. DC,
Oct. 49, Il A. M.
For New England,
warmer, partly cloudy weather, areas of light
rain, light, variable winds mostly from south
west, stationary pressure.
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A Fatal BIunder

KANSAS CRY, Mo Oct. Is 1t is belisvea
that the recent killing of Joel Cemins as a
train-robher at Big Springs was a mistake. He
was wealthy citizen of Texas, and had been
10 tne Black Hills, where he had sold herd of
cattle, and had $4,000 with him. It is supnosed
ne resisted arrest on the ground that he was at
tigated. 40 '''Ds -'A'''-
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MARRIED..

In this city, Oct -, by Rev. DR.. Carruthers, VIM.
III Winslow of Portland and Miss Achsah +. Stevens
of Cape Elizabeth.
In Hallowell, Oct 10. Josiah S. Wright OF Durham
and Miss Laura f. Bachelor of Hallowel.
In Gardiner, Sept. 81. Fred Mosher and Flora A.
Titus, both of Gardiner.
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The Lewis q Keuuebee Railway

QUEBEC, Oct. ia new and solvent guar
dian having been offered by the lessee Of the
Lewis & Kenn ebec Railway, the opposing par
ties accepted him, and for the time being dis
turbances on the line will cease, as the new
geardian has undertaken on his own authority
to allow the trains 10 move.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HOUSE FOR SsLE.

HOUSE, NO. Laurel Lane. now occupied by sub
IL scriber, containing nine finished rooms, besides
woodhouse; conveniently arranged and about TIVE
minutes walk from City Hall. Price moderate and
terms easy; good trade for a small family who
want comfortable home. Possession given early
in November next.
JAMES MOVES,
octl5d1wsn at Bailey s. Noyes'
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New York s.ock and rsouev mark.,

NETWORK, Oct. 13-12.30 P. M.-Gold at 1A3
Money per cent. Sterling Exchange long, 481; do
long, 1856 Government securities frmer. State bonds
dull Stocks advanced to per cent. and later re-
acted to per cent.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
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THE BULGARIAN CAMPAIGN.
The Strength of the Russian and Turkish
Armies.

| LONDON. Oct. 13'-The Times summary con-
tans an elaborate computation of the strength
| of the Russian army of the Danube 1t con-
cludes by saying that only 100000 men crossed
| the Danube,of which number 30, 900 have been
| disposed Of by battle and disease. OF the i'm
for service, so that as reinforced the army will
| again amount to 100000. This includes the
Roumaniaus, but excludes the Dobrudscha col
| umu of 40 000
mated at 100000, and Sneiman Pashas about
| the same, SO that the two combatants have
| equal forces.
Turkish advces from Shipka report that
| military operations are entirely suspended by
| the weather.
More Troops Thrown into Plevna.
CONsTANTINoPLE, Oct 13-Chevket Pasha
concerning whose movements there has been
some uncertainty, telegraphs from Plevna I'M
der date of Friday: 81 have arrived at Pleypa
and interviewed Osman Pasha. A thiri con-
voy has entered Plevna There is no trace of
the enemy On the road from Plevna to OTcbanie
which is guarded by troops stationed at the
principal points.
Enormous Losses of the Russians.
New YORK, Oct. 14-A London special says {:
To the end of September the total Russian
dead is said TO have reached at least Al, 900 men,
which is as many as Germany lost in tue Fran
co-Prussian war. The sick, wounded and dead
since the passage OF the Danube number not
| less than $4,000.
Roumania Sick of the War.
The Roumainan press are clamorng for the
withdrawal of that principality from the war
The people are just finding out that over third
+ he Roumanian have. been placed hors du COM
bat in the battles in front eff Plevna, and the
greatest grief and CONSERVATION prevail.
Russians Still Working at PIevna.
In the meantime the Russians sre concentrate
ing heavy force near the Lorn, where an at
tack from Suleiman Pasha is looked for, The
siege of operations under the direction of Tod
bleden, the new chief of staff, is still going on
around Plevna in spite of the wintry weather
which has already set in.
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ISaIes at Tue Bf0Ker's Board, Oct. u
$4,000 Eastern Railroad 3l's, 1906. 49,. ,,., 501
$4,000 Union Pacific RAILROAD 8s.............. 81
10 Boston 81 Maine Railroad. ...........,.., 945
Eastern Railroad .........,,..,,, ,33 "a 4
Eastern Railroad new bcnds). .........,. "a SOL
Portland, SacO q Portsmouth r. r.. $50, a 66
Sales at Auction.
8 Boston & Maine Railroad ....,,,.,,-M Ok
$4,000 Maine State g., 1888. 1908
$4,000 Bath City rs, 1897. ............ 1O1
$4,000 Boston & Maine Railroad rs, 1884, 49,. L o.
$17S IS Eastern Railroad scrip. ....,...,,. rs
3 Laconia Manufacturing Co. ,.,... 4l5
II Portland. Saco & Portsmouth Railroad .-@6A
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Providence Pr,u, Cloth. m.,,,s,
Havana IYEarkefs

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct. 13.-The Printing cloths
market closed firm at 81 a 11-16 cash for Standard
and extra 81 81 and 3s for Sc COS; sales of the
week 30 900 pieces.
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Resignation Of Minister Pierrepon,.

LONDON, Oct 13.-Edwards Pierrepont, Min
lister to Great Britain. has rendered his resig-
nation, to take effect Dec. LIST.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
CIearingH House Transactions.

FORTLAND, oct. IL.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows yesterday:
Gross Exchanges. 954 II
Net Balances. ..........."..."... 36,927 Is
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THF DAvIs.TEN EYCK RACE.
The Portland Oarsman Wins by a Length

PoUGHKEEPsIE. N. Y, Oct 13-In the boat
race at Peekskill today, between Davis of
Portland and Ten Eyck of PeekskilI, over a
three mile course, Davis won by length, in
q minutes and 22a seconds
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Roston Stock Market.

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1O00 bush corn meal to @
W Irue q Co.
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Bank Statement.

NEW YORK. Oct. 13.-The following is the weekly
statement of the New York City Banks for the week