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The Republican journal., 1877-02-22

The San Jose (Cal) Argus aggravating-
green peas or q basket OF luscious straw
berries, picked fresh from the vines of San
ia Clara county?" Yes; and how would
the San Jose man like dozen Blue Point
oysters on the half shell, and sparkling
rosy Baltimore apple, and q hot mince pie,
and n hot Scotch and q merry cachnation
of silver bells, and pmk-nosed girl. jusl
cold enough to want an arm around her
waist?
The Republican journal., 1877-02-22
T arm. Garden and Household,


i'"H ana me second season ihr1 pore :!
'ti5e 'foP 'i lrnA. lie closes ms article
# l"+""- il- inference ga-hed i 70
'o"f-ffdn- "A Ei'r@ growing unlIuitlui
jire- We proved the good ol II years
as" VI Iht treatment "l tpPieS, pears, anu
Gwen liEr beside liUihS, and there Is no
"rl'rf tlhle ~ lhr year Tor performing The
-iiAr lH1u lhe ln"'lh "i october. The
Gird dH "I irt4i-8t"N m@ IS to Ao manage
'.lL ttV'- li''d 'hrN htll possess SuIlcient
'4"l !" produce lfult pl good lnaIhN, bul
.'t " "FFf&io ioW th3i tmI, iN m2kihG
""d Gfo"ta ri Inc expense "I crop oi
.til Ii l~ 4Hte probable that root
WNlnG ni CERTAIN eases may cause barren
''rtr 1" produce good crops; hui we need
IUAr tEhi "N tHt subject than We now
l"-~r-0. ia Inc above case lhe roots were
Dut "f hu. AI4 WAY around the trees; hut
n l~ eNljHlt that He WNuli have badly m-
ufcI them. "a Tine eHjirG roots h1i been
severed tA. icet aud 4 hail from their
tIui,s y Uciirr wax ihuu 10 eat half
n' @nd Wuud br /" dig tHrlheI from the
'ruhhS Ul ihr trt1S. according 10 them age
tui growth. and ~ cHi oil the roots en-
IrN round thcHl, trnm t'Uf 10 ~lN lect
Im their Trunks.
il.\r lHI.tIr
AI' 'I9ta So iS alHI making @iea' ray
I'F" tii'HS llir Pear trees @Ai over iA'
country Ntlht NFiletS 'itlln iH1t grow
-AS .he IirrN W n grass S"afd is a pre-
tehiNt 'I lle hII&th winnie diners WI"
Al'r Ii'rd }ilI1 -'~teh say IL IS MOI a
....a,.ri ,yl,;lt fbosa Kant trpe Of GRASS
''' "F'U' "I'2 h'''' toiSI"e'apl N't,
."il "!I'" i@'i "H l"iN A""j''i' u" Hoi
.'tIA '',' -'.' 'fS'1i i P'Ff'ht'Nf III "'5
ours y W.t'i OH 'Ii'9 SUN'''t 9"l
"" 1'' g0,ll|5'' my l,'N--AeeP theHl Va
1',tr o'IV'o 'h'l '' we tl rSScll!'tI
t"4ui rilr l' ru. r're-''i pear culture 10TH
FL LUI" 'iI"'ll'' i4' Trees tlch spring
hi'A.o '' "lA 3u' iLV'"dSAIl, an" con
7.iAit i'r' 'Ar "tiN ttt7 ever io9t
" ".'@Hl U'''t Ni'eH "nl''teu 10 in"l'h'
'"'a l'olHt - 'l'I','I 'aIll ~ inu'rni'is ~"
9"' eNtI''ii'1 vi '''ll .'t"t G. VI i"'iieI
The Republican journal., 1877-02-22

Two peculiar eases are on the March
calendar OF the Circuit Court, in Daven-
port, Iowa The plaintiff IS The wife OF
an habitual drunEard who, on Dec. Sth, ,
bought several bottles of liquor at two
saloons in Dixon, the propretora of which
are the defendants. He was working on
a railroad at the time the weather was
bitterly cold he staggered ont of the sa-
loon and started for his home, but fell by
the roadside, went to sleep and lay in the
snow for two hours before he was dis
covered. His feet were frozen; NORTH
cation set in amputation will be neces-
3ary. His wife had frequently requested
the two saloon-keepers not to sell liquor
to her husband, as she and her two chill
dren needed every penny which he could
earn. She now claims $4,000 damages
from each liquor seller
An aged woman in indianapolis is sup
ported in luxury by wealthy son but he
will not provide her with tobacco to
smoke; and consequently she knits stock
ings, sells them, and thus obtains the one
thing that the son denies her.
The Republican journal., 1877-02-22

The Rochester Union says that Danbury
Bailey is bad failure RS lecturer.
The Republican journal., 1877-02-22

3, W Jewett, one OF the most expert
enced sheep lal9rrS OF ermont says:
BY prompt attention the disease can be
mastered IA n short time. by pairing the
hoots and applying a solution Of yitrol
water to the foot oi every animal, twice
each week, and removing the sound from
the lame one8 lnto fields not infected pre-
viously. The yitrol wash should be APP
Piled while warm, and the most ei1ectual
mode would he to dip the feet down into
the liquid. 1t is more easily cured during
the cold winter months. Freezing weather
destroys the inocnlaling properties when
dropped upon the ground. But during the
warm months infected matter may remain
u long time in the sheep-wallss and not
lose its vaceinating qualities. Due dill
gence and applications well applied will
cure any infected stock on the farm. |
have treated thousands in this manner.
usually placing the sheep in q trough or
box, on its back, about twenty inches
above the ground. to hold the animal and
facilitate the work. This foul disease, and
the scab, were imported into the United
States from Germany, at first The Saxon
merinos We're impregnated before landing
on our shores. There is no estimating the
damage it has entailed upon the tiocks on
this continent Manchester Democrat
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Great European Novelty.
HUNYADI JANOS.
NEW APERIENT WATER.

Specially recommended for richness in aperient
salts and its efficacy ia bilious attacks prevention
OF Cont, Piles, ETC. and ordinary aperlent, Dy
LleD's, Wicklow, ScapZOni and Sir Henry
1h0mpsoG, aud the entire medical profession In
England and Hermany.
DIR. > MARION SIMS, New York. Gas a
laxative, L prefer it 10 every other mineral
DIR. JAMES X. WOOD, New York. Ger
tain. but gentle and painless; superior to any
other bitter water"
DR. WEI. A. gBAmMONO. New York.
"The most pleasant and efficient of all purga-
tive waters"
DR. ALFRED L.. LOOMS. New York.
1.-THE most prompt and most efficient; spec
tally adapted tor daily use."
DR. FORDYCE BARKER, New York.
Requires less, is less disagreeable and I'M
pleasant than any other"
DIR. LEWIS A sAYRE, New Work. "Pre-
ferred to any other laxative"
A Wineglassful n Dose.
Every genuine bottle bears the namh of The APoL-
LINARIs Co Qimited), London.
FRED'K DE barry T. &C.,
al 81 AS Warren 81, New 4 orlx.
Sole Agents for United States and Canadas
For sale by Dealers Grocers and DIR N
au2T gIsis sneodeOwly
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-22

81. LOUIS, Oct. 2O.-Flour is unsettled and very
little doing Wheat is nlctve and lower; No Red
Fail at q q ga cash: 264 % 265 seller Novem-
Der. Corn higher No2 Mixed at 42Jc cash; 42s a
42fc seller October: AZ % 421c for November. Oais
higher; NO at 26A q 26ic for cash; 26sc seller No.
vembeT: RY- Is quiet at 55c Barley dull and I'M
changed Whiskey quiet and unchanged. PORK is
dull at 10 % q Is q. LAID dull at IS q 81. Bulk
Meats and Bacon unchanged.
Receipts-45JU oDis nout, 10000 bush wheat o.
0Oo bush corn, 4OeO bush oats, 15,CG0 bush barley,
5000 bush rye.
TOLEDO, Oct. 2O.-Flour firm. Wheat firm; No 3
White Wabash at 81; extra White Michigan at
36 Amber Michigan on spot at 81; seller October
81; seller Fovember 31I seller December at 80
NO NO Ke1 Winter 3i5. Corn firm; High Mixed at
Michigan at 26Ic
Recelpts-lso bbls -four, 20 900 bush wheat, 1900
ousn Corn 1900 bush Oats, 90 Barley.
Shipments-3Q0 Jbls -four, 5000 bush Wheat, s.
coo bush Corn. 1900 bush Oats
DETROIT, Oct. 20 Flour is in good demand; sales
higher; sales OF extra White Michigan at 81; No
WHITE White Michigan at 80 a 33l for cash and
November; No Amber 2S9 a 20. Corn steady;
High Mixed at 49a g SOC. Oats are frmer; sales Of
Mixed 27ic.
ReceiPts-3,14s bbla aour $1,000 bush wheat,
1920 oush corn, 400 bush oats.
Shpments-4S00 bbls -four, 49, COO bush wheat, 2200
bush corn 2100 bush oats.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 20.-The Petroleum 1araet is
quiet; standard White at 1923.
New YoRs. Oct. 2O.-OottoD irmer; Middling up
lands at II 5-16c.
NEW ORLAENs, Oct 2O- Cotton active and steady: .
Middling uplands 102c.
0HARLEsToN, Oct. 2O.-Cotton 6rmsr; Middling
uplands al 102c,
AUGUsTA, Oct. 2O.-Cotton in good demand; Mid
ding uplands at 10sc.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 20.--Cotton is firm; Mddlino I'M
lands at II 11-16c.
MOBILE, Oct. 2O.-Cotton quiet and nominal; Mid
dlinguplands at 105c
WILMINGTON, Oct. 20 Cotton is steady; Mid
ding uplands at 10lc
NORFOLK, Oct. 20.-Cotton is firm; Middling IN
lands at 10s q 10ac.
EGAIyEsToN, Oct. 2O.-Cotton weak; .AIiddling up
lands at 10dc.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-22

LONDON, Oct 20.-(Beerbohm's Creular)-Foat-
ing cargOes and cargoes the passage aud for ship
ment Of Wheat quiet; Corn strong. Good eargoes of
Mixed American Corn off the coast 20 6.
LONDON, Oct. 2O-12.SO P. M.-Consols at &c a 90
Lie for money and account.
LONDON October 20 u 80 P. M.-Amercan securi-
tes-United States bonds, CTS, 1914; IS, at 1864
lO-i0s i07a As 1915 Erie 1885, do preferred at 245
New York Central l07.
LONDON, Oct. 2O-Later.-Consols at 95 lilo for
money and account.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2O--1215 P. M-Cotton market
steady; Middling uplands at CID: do Orleans at 6Sd
sales of 5000 bales including 1000 bales for specua
ton and EXPORT receipts GEO bales of which 400 are
American.
Futures lis better; October delivery at ca a 49,
80; November 1882; October and November at 81;
new crop shipped November December sail 8 SIG.
Winter Wheat 10 q IL 4; Spring 10 IA II 4; Cal
iFornia average ~ a -: club 10 q 10 4; Corn % "a
% 8; Peas 80 Provisions Pork ~ 6 Beef go s. Bs-
con 40 a ~; Lard %; Taow a; Cheese "a. Tallow
at London 40 ,.
LONDON, Oct 2O-12.3O P. M.-Cotton sales include
1850 bales American.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-22
m9NgR TGk.EERAy wa

The paper mil at Ludville, Northampton,
Mass, was burned Sunday morning Loss So
5000. Insurance 81, 800.
g. B. Howland, aged 90 years, died at New
port, h. l., yesterday. He had held many re-
sponso;e city offices.
The accountants preliminary repolt of the
condition of the Ciairmont (N. Y Savings
Bank. shows the deficiency to be $89, 346, or
about $25, 900 more than was expected,
President Gowen of the Reading Railroad
denies any intention of reducing tolls Oh coal.
A movement is on foot in Washington look
ing 10 the payment Of mileage to the justices
of the Supreme Court
Or. Bliss Of Washington has gone TO Indian
apohs 10 response TO q request OF Senator Nor
ton and family, who desire bis advice and at
tentlon, although it il not said any immediate
danger to the Senator is apprehended.
The lockout of iron workers ia the Clyde
shipyards, who demanded an Increase Of wages,
bega0 Saturday. The number affected is vet
small but the men will be- dismissed as the
contracts expire.
Neatly all the strikers on the trikers on the
Great Southern and Western Railway of Ire.
land have returned to work
Mr. Lazaras, sg5athy pawn brewer of Mon
trea dropped dead last night while playing
cards.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-22
FOREIGN.
The TurcO-Russian War.
SEVERE FIGH TING AT PLEVNA
The GriyitzA Red0ubt Taken and
Retakens
FOREIGN.
FIGHTING STILL GOING ON.
AsEATIC CAMPAIGN.
The Russian Victory aud Hts RESULT
Comparative Strength of the Opposing


-
The Russian Victory aud Hts Result
Comparative Strength of the Opposing
Forces -Fnfura Operations.
LONDON, Oct. 20.-Panicky rumors from
Constantinople and sanguine expectations from
Russian sources are natural results of the great
Russian victory in Armenia. The Times mill
tary critic says the Russians have before Kars
10000 men. Mukhtar Pasha's army at the
tune of the battle did not comprise more than
10000 Among these were IA battalons from
the garrison of Kars The Ottoman field army
lost at least one-thifd of its sire ngth in killed
wounded and captured. Thus after the sarri-
son of Kars has been completed, few battal-
ions will remain available to retire upon Erze-
roum, and those united with the troops of KuIk
Ismal Pasha, aud those from Peneck, form the
nucleus of new army for the relief of Kars.
Nor is it certain that time will be given for any
serious attemp' to Organiz9 a fresh field army
Grand Duke Michael can safely leave 40, COZ in
front of Kars, and with the remainder press
forward toward Erzeroum. If the accounts we
receive of bis numbers are correct, he should be
able to make this forward movement even af-
ter leaving kars closely blockaded with at least
$4,000 men, and if be pushed on rapidly there
is no reason to believe he would fud hostile
force even numerically to bar his way.
LONDON, Oct. ola Russian official despatch
from Cory Studen reports that in one of Their
assaults on Friday the Roumapians entered
and occupied the second Grivitza redoubt be-
fore PlevDs, but during the evening the redoubt
was recaptured by he Turks.
A telegram dated PoFedin, Saturday says the
Roumanains captured the redoubt Friday after
three vigorous assaults, but during the Gight,
the Turks collecting all their forces, Tecaptured
it after most sauguinary contest 1t was ex-
pected the fighting would Continue Saturday.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-22
BY TELEG
MAINE.
Court Adjourned.

Court Adjourned.
ELLSWORTH Oct. 20.-The Supreme Judicial
Court for Hancock county adjourned today If
ter ten days session only, but large amount
of business was done. Nine divorces were
granted Jndge Virgin presided.
senator Biafne's Daughter Accidentally
shot.
AUGUSTA, Oct 21.-Alice, eldest daughter Of
Senator Blaine, was injured Saturday evening
by the premature discharge CT toy pistol She
is quite comfortable with prospect Of recoy-
cry.
Fire fn Bangor.
BANGOR, Oct. 21.-Fire on Lincoln street
yesterday morning badly damaged the honse
and destroyed the ell of Thomas Tuttle.
Loss covered by insurance.
Burglary i'm North Berwick.
SOUTH BERWICK, Oct 21-Burglars entered
the jewelry store of j. Fl. Otis at North Ber-
wich last night ard carried eff watches, jewell
ry, revolvers, &c., to the amount Of several
hundred dollars.
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.-Ofices discontinued
-Otisfeld,i Cumberland County, Ne. South
Sangerville, Piscatsquis county, Me.
Postmasters appointed-Eiam P. Burrll,
Corinna, Punobscot county, Me. frederick
Fl. GCss, Deer Isle, Hancock county, Me.
Mrs. Mary L. Hatch, Pembroke, Washington
county, Me-. VIM. LORD, East Thorndke
Waldo county, Me-; VIM. H. Fuller, North
Warren, Knox county, Me-
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-22
Gloucester Fish Mnrlte,,

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct 90
Gloucester Fish market and arrivals for the week
ending Oct. 90:
Forty-two fishing arrivals have been reported II
from the Banks aggregatng 725 600 lbs Goldfish So OOO
lbs Halibut; 10 from Georges Banks brings in about
10000 lbs Goldfish and 5000 of Halibnt; from the
Bay OF st. Lawrence with about 1905 bbs Mackerel,
and from off shore bring in but few. Mackerel are
rather quiet for ordinary lots, but those of good
quality find quick market at quotations ;l6 So 10 CO.
80 and 90 perbbl for shores rs. 2's 3's and 4s;
SIS 90 per bbi for extras. We quote Bays 16 O0,
10 90 ana so for rs 2's and SIS, There has been a
better demand for all kinds of fish during the past
few days and prices fully sustained. We quote
Georgesr Cod at 81 per qt Bank at AZ; kench cured
80 q rs per qtl; Hake at rs per oil; Pollock at
i24; Cusk at s74 Haddoek at 90 ;Napes and Fins
at 4 50 Halibut Fins at 81 Habul Heads at 50;
Tongues and Sounds at 90; Haddock 3; picked Cod
co; picked Sword fish at 90; picked Tongues at
at 8; picked Haddock A. Smoked Halibut /; prepar-
ed and homeless Goldfish a 7ic per 10, to quail
ty. last sales Fresh Halibut at a &c per 10 for
Georges White and Grey and q for Bank; Medi-
cnal oil at 10 per gall tanners oil 53e per gal Fresh
Cod q to 8, Haddock q q pollock, Hake aud Cusk
II; porge oil at IS.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-22
lex Secretary Chamdlel's Civil Service
Views.

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-Ex-Secretary Chac-
der' IN an address yesterday at Lansing, Mich
lgan, ssiu that what was really waited in the
government service Instead of civil servina
rules, was business capacity; tn at the men
should be kept who proved able aud capable.
Industrious men should take the place of JAY
men, honest the place of dishonest, and com pc
tent of incompetent men. George W. Curtis
although be could write good editorials, would
II in charge of Harper's publishing house.
bankrupt it IN year. He could net manage
an important business with his impracucable
ideas, but he did not know it. This was the
great trouble With al civil service reform sd-
PRACTICABLE.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-22

New YORK Oct. 81 AT meeting of the
general freight and passenger agents of the
railroads leading east from Chicago and S..
Louis, held in Chicago yesterday, advances
were made on east bound fieight The meeting
also endorsed the advance in grain rates, which
took effect Monday last. The new tariff, which
will be 10 force on and after the the 22i, con-
templates an increase of five cents per hundred
pounds on articles heretofore embraced in the
fourth class, such as boxed meats, dressed beef,
hogs and mutton, and manufactured tobacco.
Also like advance will be made on live stock
and bulk meats, Of ten cents over the fourth
class, from Chicago.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-22

The bile has threshold part assigned to It by the
great manager Nature. 1t assists in the digestive
process acts as coloring agent Of the blood and
essential to the evacuatiVe function. When the liver
grows torpid, complete chaos ensues in the stomach
and bowels the bile is injected into the circulation
in large quantities, and constipation and indigestion
produced. Pains under the right shoulder blade
and through the right side, headaches, vertigo, yel
lOwness of the skin, furred tongue and Nausea also
follow. But these and other symptoms of bilious
ness, and the disorders which accompany it, are en-
tirely removed by Hostetters Stomach Bitters that
benign recti6er of organic disturbance and remedy
for physical weakness, Intermittent and remituent
fever, urinary and uterine troubles rheumatism govt
and other maadies, also yield to the remedial infu-
of the great corrective and ngisorant. 1t is the
peoples chosen remedy. oc22eod&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-22
PORT OF PORTLAND.
saturday, Oct. 30.

saturday, Oct. 30.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York-pBssen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Brig Ysldora kionda. Sheppard, New York, in BAL
last, to Geo Hunt & Co.
Sch Edna Harvard, Turner, Philadelpha-eeal to
jackson q Eaton.
Sch Sarah Smith, -, Philadelphia for Gardiner.
Sch Margie, Snow, New York-coal TO Maine Cent
raj RR.
Sch Rattan Remick, Boston, to load for Ellsworth
Sch Alice Dean, Gardiner, Pembroke - dry fish
to Dana q Ce.
Sch Chacedony, ingalls,, East Machas
Sch l. Foster, Pierce. with Sc bbls maekeTe
Sch Capt John, Matthews, Ellsworth for Boston,
Sch Panama. Matthews, Ellsworth for Providence
Sch Wesley Abbott, Milliken, Ellsworth for New
York.
CLEARED.
Brig McGvery, Whittier, Gardiner, to load for
New York-RYan & Kelsey.
Sch georgia, Coffin, Cardenas-E Churchill &, 10
Sch Ada j Simonton, Hall, Matanzas-Isaac En-
Sch Stella Ramussan, New Orleans-Isaae Rer,v
Sch Daisy, (Br) Wadde st Andrews NB-mas,sr
Sch BTanton, (6rl Splnney, Argyle NS-masfer
Sch Victory, johnson, Bristol-Chase Bros
sunday, Oct. 81.
ARRIVED.
Barque Moonbeam. -, Searsport. 10 1 sd for Bpe.
nos Ayres.s
Sch John Bird, Smith, eeorgetOwn-coal to ROl.
ling Mills. --
Sch Ianthe. Johns, Gouldsboro-canped lobster TO
Burnham & Merrill ~
Sch Mountain Lanrel, Tborp, Bristol-dry fish to
G Willard.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-22

Prof Wilder has Withdrawn from the WOOD
ruff expedition It's expenses have been
guaranteed By wealthy gentleman.
Five steamships from New York for Enrope
SATURDAY look heavy cargces of produce. TO-
GLIDING 1880 bushels of wheat and II 00O
bushels of rye.
Tweed on Saturday stated that he was q
member OF the building commission of the
capitol at Albany, aud part owned of the omar
ry which supplied stone therefor
Mabel Leonard, the child actress, has finally
been put under the guardianship of. President
Gerard OF the Dramatic Association
an official report of the Union Pacific rail-
road states thai the rOsd has earued 81. 600 600
the past year. Iron bridges are replacing
wooden ones. The expenses of the road have
been decreasedsS50, 900, while its business is in
creaslng.
Accounts from all parts OF the United States
snow tnat the wheat crop is the largest ever
produced ia this country.
The wife OF Gilman, the New York forger. is
maniac, and has been sent to an ASYLUM. and
the children are to be distributed among various
relatives.
The Indians will be removed from Red Cloud
agency 10 Missouri river without delay
Plnchback is on his way to Washington to
look after his senatorial claims
Robert Hogg of Boston, a mason and buil
Ger, was Killed by train on the Boston and
providence road Saturday evening,
A son of Mr.. Beknap of Holland. VT WAS
fatally shot Saturday by the accidental dis
charge of quo.
Eaton's store near Rouse's Point. was
burned Saturday. Loss SIS 600.
"A workingmen's party has been organized in
.h;s e ana 1t is expected it will poll heavy
hamilton Harris says Tweed never was
member OF any capitol building commission:
and that he (Harris) never made snv barn;an'
with tweed or any one else for perce,,tanes
The Presbyterian Synod at Newark Nj
sustained the decision cOndemuipg preacbin1
by women, by vote OF 100 70 16 ntG
against Sees appeal, by S. to 25. Adiournad
to Tuesday TO take up the Miller bersey case
Speaker Randall has not yet made any ap-
pointnent of com mittees.
congressman Manning having asked Lamar
W oppose the confirmation of G. Wiley Wells
a. cousui general 20 China. the latter replied
~ STONY terms that be should support every
NOMINATION made by President Hayes.
,,,l bisnop plurality in Ohio foots IN 90 7OO
5ole 'o,S woe Is nearly 125 900 less than in
1876. The total workugmen,s vote MAS 10 o70
and the prohibition was ,S6S. O'' wac i''''0
Mr.. Sylvester Z. Page of the firm Of p,uo O.
Croks, druggists, of FINLAND, died of anonioveo
on Saturday afternoon. Mr. Pages mntber'iy
law died suddenly at s O'Clock the same more
ing. 0in-
Tne schooner Ann Lsonsrd from Labrador
lot Io u istpoitf with herring, put into MagdaIen
h tslanus on the l2th for harbor. She reports
neraing very scarce along the coast.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-22
war Notes.

A ukase was promu gated at ST. Petersburg
Saturday orde ring the foot and horse artillery
of the reserve to be placed on war iootiugs
A Constantinople despatch says the Turkish
army has broken the Russian lines and rallied
at Kars
Osman Pasha's army is is reported to be
short Of provisions and ammunition.
The Daily News Bucharest despatch says
General Tevis formerly il the American array
aud DOW correspondent of the New York Times,
has been expelled from Roumania by Russian
authorities because be served ia the Turkish
army during the Crimean war; This measure
appears i'll advised and severe.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-22
The Reckless shootisg OF q Eum.Crazea
Mnm.

York. Pa. Oct 2O.-L4st evening a young
man named Fraok Frey entered the laundry of
the National House at this place. and drawing
revolver shot young sin employed there
named Grsybilj, IN the breast. He then fred
at another woman named RELY, The bullet
striking her in the breast also Upon leaving
this place he fired at man named Nelly, but
the ball struck the buckle of his suspeuder and
glanced off, Frey then met Thomas Craig, a
colored map, and shot him in the breast Fun
ming across the street he shf another man ann
ed James Erney, the ball merely grazing his
body. He the entered cigar store firing one
sbot there, but without injury 10 any one, when
he was seized by man named Sponster, and
in the struggle which ensned Frey was himself
shot in the hand. Rome of the victims are co.,
sldered dangerously hurt, Frey had been drink
ing.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-22
GREAT 8 EETAAN.
The Striking Mill EEams;s.

LONDON, Oct. 20 Meetings of the Bolton
Mills strikers, announced Tor yesterday, were
declared III some quarters as certain 10 effect4a
settlement, but that was matter of opinion
and was falshed by the acIlon of The hand
mule spiaDeFs In fact there is a strong undtr
current against settlement and an entirely new
opposition TO the proposed reduction of wages
began yesterday by the strike Of huudfed
twners AMI piercers in Mannock's Manchester
Street Mills who have not heretofore been in
volved.
The Manchester Guardian says: 1--WE trust
no insuperabe difficulties may arise in the re-
VISOR Of the list of prices, but it is by no means
certain tnas work can bs amicsbiy accomplish
ed. good deal of discriminatory and right
feeling viii be needed on both sides 10 orderst t.
avoid rupture in So delicate task"