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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-25
How Congress Stands ON the Silver Cues.
finn.

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-The Inter- Ocean having
addressed circular letter to various members
of Congress asking them to indicate their posi-
ton on the subject of remonitizing silver, has
received replies from 1877. One hundred and
thirty-one of these are in favor of repeating the
Jaw Of l773 and restoring the silver dollar to
It's old place in coinage; Is are in favor of re-
monetizIng with conditions; IS oppose remone-
tIzlng; 81 undecided, and decline to answer.
I III answers represent every state ard include
latter 113 advocate the measure and 10 opnose
it. 'Pf''O
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-25
WASHINGTON.
The Sitting Emil Commission.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-Secretary Schurz,
yesterday, rendered the vacant position on the
Sitting Bnll Commission to Gen. Francis A.
Walker of Yale College, who declines on &C.
count OF the pressing nature of his duties at
college. The appointment has since been ten
dered to another party whose name is un-
known.
The President Retarded.
The President and Mrs. Hayes, and members
Of the cabinet who accompanied him on his
New England trip, returned to Washington
this evening.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-25

At Lowell-Lowells z, Live Oaks 1.
At Chicago-Chicagos 4, st. Louis 3.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-25
Providence Pr,n, Cloth. r,..,.

OVIuenc6 Fr1nt CI0ths Market
fKovIDENoE, r. l., Aug. 24.-The Printing cloths
market Is without tTansactions nominally "a "a Dc
for standard to extra 81 x Ga cloths o " "
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-25

hOst0n STOCK NHafkct
lSales at the Brokers Board, Aug. "a.
$1,000 Eastern r. new 81 bonds............... 49,
$4,000 Union Pacific sinking fund IS. ........ 94h
Boston q Maine Railroad. .,,,,,..,,,.,,,.,,SS S
1SdSt0AH ...s.s..s........ ~ 81
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth Railroad, ,,,,,... 68
Eastern Railroad NEW bonds). ............ g 491
Second Call.
$4,000 Eastern Railroad new 81 bonds. ........ 491
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-25
CAUCUSES.
BAKE HOUSE

A ND Confectionery Factory for sale, with good
- run OF custom and one of the most popular
business places in Maine A rare chance for prac-
ucal Baker. Connected is the only LADIES' Ice
cream and Lunch Rooms in the city. A good work.
haps in the State of Maine.
au25snd2W ' 0h''
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-25
POLITICAL.
The Anti.Hayes Parry in Obi.

HHe AuU'Hayes Fafty N OhIO.
COLUMBUS, Aug 24-The executive COM
mittee of the anti-Hayes Republicans have
issued an address to the Republicans, urging
non-support of the state ticket, and denounciDg
Hayes's policy.
Split in Virginia.
NEW YORK, Aug. 24-The Herald's Har.
risonburg, Virginia, special says the people are
dissatisfied with the regular Democratic NOM
nations, and the nomination of an independent
candidate for Governor, on the debt issue, is
imminent.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-25
FOREIGN Parts.

for North America.
Aug e. lat S6 50, loa "a so, brig Manlus, from Ma.
tanzas for New York.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-24

sas- Ser enti9eibenoe Stritt. ginft
lieB Die 8aiierin Waria 3bsrsiia BRET
YrinSeiinnen Dor fd beidsioen, unter
ueI4sn lie cine Sar 8emablin fir einen
YrinSen bes taiierliden SauIss tpdblen
tuoate. sic iab am 5snitsr, uie oieielbsn
aus Dem 8asen fiesen, uno obne elm
8Ort nit ibnsn ssiprOden Su baben, emit.
idieo lie fd fir Die 3ueite. Spdter Tag.
te lie az siuem 9ertrauten /: SD babe Die
orei Mdoden aus Dem @asen itsissn ie-
ben: Sis aeltere that sinen falidsn Sritt,
Die 3wsite ities natirli4 uno unse3wun-
gen aus, Die Sritte iprans iiber Den Sritt
bintpes. Saraus idlisBe i'd, oaB Die Asl-
tsite lintiid uno unseididt, Die Sinsits
uutbpiais uno lei4tiinnis 1T. uno Do.
RIM babe i'd Die Wittlsrs sewdblt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-24

say- Cine rs9t bumorifiids Wablrsbs
belt tirSlid Elm 9aitor in einsm Der in.
ouhrisaen &reile Sa4isns. Der bod
uiroise Ssrr mar tsin Grsuno BON 9Olitit
unb Bablsn aber in bic Rsiqtass.W abl.
psriammlins fam er BOD unb nobm bas
@ort, Sd wil Gud Die 8arteien i4ilbern.
iasts sr. 9is t%onisrpatipe Yartei bout
out @ott, bic nationalibsrals auf ben
@slbbsutsl, Die ul%tramOntans auf ben Yapit
uno Die lo3ial.bemOfratii4e auf ben Ecu.
fsI. Tun wdblf, men Sbr pOlt = lno
lie pGbltsn ben Ssufsl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-24
Aaentur

fur Bic 3 srssisn Dampfaifs. 9 smpasHtsu nae ssssss
adslihs hbfabrt.
Samburs- Amsriianii&e einis is Dampfe,.
Rcre. Deuti&tr 9losb, Bremen Is Dampfu.
Gunars einit, 9ipsrpOul u. AntDsr. 16 Danptet.
Ree Star Cine 8 Dampfe.
Die 9~aufentt BON yaHastutn, ht ID In ben If3tsn 4.
Saertn auf sitisn Damyftrn hurlstr une btnien fpehtn
6abt, Rns bic stft GmpfthInus une bastn rtr ess 0utrsuu
mttnr 5rtunet stftert.
Sn gsrbinbuns nit Sbisem, fene ID
@e4iel auf ale Sauptitdbte guropa's aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-24

pa- (app.lation.) Yrdioent .Sie
iino usrurtbeilt gu brei Monaten arreit! !"
: .pab' i'd bod setbau nidts unrsd.
tss = YrdFosnt .Denn lie NIT benz
lrtbsiI niat jufrisosn iinb, itsbt Sbnen
oas Rsdt gu, gu appsQirsn! - .Sab'
id oas &sdt, mero' i'd appsairsn on ben
s,iunoen Wenidsnperitanb !" - Yrdi.
Dent nDieie Snitans it mir unbetannt !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-24

pa- SIN Sabre 1S4s ssi4ab's. bab
@raf Sanoor, bsIIsn Satin cine So1tsr
bes 5irisn Wsttsrnia mar, in Wisn bur9
cine sranoiois 8aBsnmuiif~ anfsepedt mur.
be. Ger 8raf fam absr ni4t in 9srls.
senbsit, ionosrn Ofnsts bas Jsnier unb
ri4tste an bic ldrmsnoe Wense Die Srass,
oh Die 8absnmuft ibm selts ODER ieiner
Srau? Ser 5rau !" risi Die Wsnss.
,8art's q biHsl = oann iOmm' i'd aud
binuntsr! !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-24
Il e y a 1t e E :.

pag- Berlin Bel Ta6t.-am Spnntas
abeno sins cine einfa6 setleibete absr
re6t bubble junse Srau silisen Sdrittss
bic SrssOneritroBe binuntsr. Su Der Id
BE Der 9udouertra6e seisate iid Elm auf'
9eitnie9eltrr Stuser gu ibr uno ira9te
ndielno oSabsn sic 10 sroBs Gle, lie
bes ainb % SIZE iunse Srau untporte'
tie, Obne in ibrem 9ausrlauf sinsubaltsn /;
DSsbr sroBe gile."- .gs lit absr l6on
inlier uno sic sebeu gang ALIEN aui Der
StraBe; firdten sic lid Dor ni6ts -
80 ia."-.Yer @eiinbsl 90 nsin."
Dor mos osun ?"--9or %3uorineliden
2uisn."-,Sos ioa uobI elm Std aui
mid isin ?"-,Sie M6gli9tsit 1T ni4t
aussei4lOIen."-.Sie t6nnsn aliO aud
impairment isin ?"-nSebr."-vSarf i'd
sic beel.iten ?"-uno obne Die antmort
ab3uuartsn. bIisb Der @si9nis3slte an Der
Settle Der gilisen unb isBte Dos @eiprd4
fort: Sinh lie perbsiratbet ?"-,Nein."
-nSr lsben sic bel Sbren gltsrn g.
rstein."-,aber jossn sic bod ni4t TO-"
Isle brauden ia ni5t nit gu rennen."
-rWo molten sic oenn bin ?" = ,l1sbsr
bic Bride. ssraoe5u in oas sroBe 5aus."
tnl1uo oa pobnen Sis!"-,Nein, aber
i'd bIeibs bic Ra4t iibsr bort, pis i9 ss
i4On pieosrboIt sstban. "-.Das MAIDEN
sic osnn oa Plum, tuenn ie ss osnn
bur4aus wifen uousn, i'd babe Die Ru4t-
pHese bel einsm. -. Yodentranten -
@ie elm idsu s%stporoenes &OB iprans bo
Der 3ierbenssl pl6sli4 5ur Settle uno nor
i'm nd4iten ausenblid ipurlos peri4wun.
Den, pdbrsno Die i4lasfsrtise iunse 5rau
beinabe Den 2adtrampf bstommen bdtte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-24

saufsritft, S~pssibtisa. ntbh ALTA ufaiisatu Dsfuntssss
ruetn aafs punitlifft stfsrst.
Cfaet; 9dt ssn geain uns S. Strait
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-24
@runbeiaentbum (REAL ESTATE.

giut srsst auspasl so statn etast.9 istattunS, M
aud 5armta uni yrairitline srtitn sHs bet nir ats ~ k1
s~auhishsu Bssiusunstn ~ sdbtn une ufu4t ID itheu, eu
fsin Gts In Gis,Htbum hau uue strunsrtnstns aniteO
ri1. mttnt eiatx N prufsn.
our anlssuas psH GaYitaIi,a pKs aaf HAuat sus rtsst
Ueit Srrst setrastn.
Deter Qiene.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-24

saB- Yrdlat unb SsrSos. absr, Ssrr
Yrdlat, iaste Der SsrSos Rarl bon Wirt.
tsmbsrs gu benz abt BON 3wiefalten, bel
psIdsm er on sinsm Saitass Sat mar,
,.wenn sic 10 pisl Stodfi4 ellen, m09tsn
sic am gnos islbit elmer wsroen."
,Bsnn bas ssidsben fOnnie", mar Die
idnsls antwort, nmOBten Sobbsit ii4
isbr Dor Rinoasiid gu bitten babsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-24

sss- Jras': Was fir Elm llnt.ridieo
III 3uiiden u8abriaseu" uno Dabrbsit
iassn?
anluOrt I: Sn Ruifi4'Yolen un6 i'm
bsnaa6urten ,,2ai4ubisn" 1T ss erlaubt
gu ,.Wabriassn" absr ni4s Die Wabr.
belt gu iagsn." 80
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-24
Su Derfaufen.

3rti Sduisr une SO SaupIiss nabe btfn
tinften Wart S6ulbauie sslsser, binis su psr-
taufen. @trinss Sntsrsfen unb LANCE 3sit gum
Sejabler, pis % bic 8dufer minIhen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-24

ss- Gin snslii9ss glatt sibt isinsn
9sisrn ben poblssmeinten &atb +: .@sbt
nidt mad ben .Ylad.Sils" nm reid 3u
usrbsn ss 1T bel Weitsm lsidtsr, Elm.
2sbsnspsrfasrunss @sisli3aft 81 organ.
iiirsn unb Il4 nit eiusm @ebalts bon $50,
900 ais YrdFbsnt unltsnsn ~ la1.n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-24

nsa aatn 6auptassttu amufiay uni aaIifsrniaS isaaa
Zen san,tu Tag in msintr SfHtt ~ zen rtstlmdttssu prcfu
st.aaft pustn; % IA ni4i uSthis I'D af ben DrYets b.
@isptn tinarstn ~ iaHtn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-24

psg- CHING. srObIide 8 rudfsbIsr
in Der Serliner RATIONAL eitune" our
3eit oss SsB,ritritss in ben Nummsrn 3O4
uno 305 bonn 9. uno f. Suli b. S. baden
nod Idnseren 8erbanolunssn 9sranlai'
Jung seseben. sesen Den nod isbr iuseno-
liden S4riftieber &uaOlpb albert Serb.
rano U olter cine anflase tussen gelei=
oisuns oes oeutiden Raiisrs gu srbsben,
pslde ON s. Wdr3 Dor Der iisbsnten Gri-
minalsS eputatiOn oes 8erliuer Staotse.
ri6ts CUR 9erbanoluns fam. SIN Der erit-
%senanntsn Drummer mai elm 8eri1t iiber
Die Reile oss 2aiiers entbalten, in peldem
oas @ort "a bsereii i" berartis s%ntiteIt
NOR, oaB oaraus elm gang idmuBiser aus-
orud entitano in Der f~Olsenoen Drummer
Elm nod uiel sr6bersr 5sbler, Der oas
a~llsemeinie Infieben erreste, entbalten.
Oas Wort n%s erubt" in Der itsreotppen
3eit so. Mliefit Der 8aiier unb 80nis
BADEN s~srubt,t." NOR o%srurtis in isinsn
ein5elnen 8u4Itaben u~erite0t, oaB ii4 ba=
our6 elm semeines @ort s.bilost bate.
auf ben antras. oes Staatsantpalts
Sdis puroe Der ansstlaste in BEN sinen
Sale fir i6ulois befunoen uno gu pier
Wonuten @efd nsnib oerurtbsilt.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-01-25
Concerning the Gillette Rape Case.

MIR. EDroE-I regret that your paper has
made so partisan a report of the case State VS..
Gillette, and as 1t seems to me, unklnd and I'M
just to my wife. | wish respectfully to assure
YOU and the people of this city, that nothing
has TRANSFERRED to shake my confidence in the
least degree in her purity and integrity and
that shall do my utmost to vindicate her from
the lmputations cast upon her by the guilty
party, his associates and advisers
Yours, respectfully, a. ?. BICkMORE.
We sincerely regret that Nh Is. should
take exceptions to a report which was
made with the best feeling towards all
concerned, and with the intention Of Civ
ing Il fair synopsis OF the case, us devel-
oped by the evidence and the visible ac-
compartments of the trial. 1t is the BUSH
ness Of u paper like ours to take notice Of
criminal prosecutions in the courts Often
these trials of necessity include testimony
gross and indecent to the last degree. 1t
was our right TO publish in full these de-
tails a drawn from Mrs Bickmore by the
direct and cross examinations. 1t is of
course painful to a modest lady to publicly
relate such circumstances, and still more
painful to have them spread abroad by the
press. We chose, instead, To hide the I'M
ayoidable grossness OF the trial, by a veil
of reportorial fancy and humor, which,
while preserving the main features and
facts OF the case, concealed It's rOarseness
from the public gaze This seemed to be
All act as commendable as that al Shem
and Iapheth, when they took the mantle,
and walking backward with averted eyes,
covered the nakedness 0t Lot. 1t 4 lady,
in the interest OF Justice and her personal
yindication, rides like another tSodiya
unrlothed through The Coventry OF our
courts. it ought to be commendabe TO
screen her rs much as possible from the
prnrlent peepin@ Toms that So abonnd. 1t
il hard, under these circumstance to be
accused OF unl.indne73 and iniI8tice-but
we suppose there Is no other course than
to endure it We are glad that Mr. + 9
confluence III the purity Of the lady is I'M
shaken and we assure him that, should
the yindication which he promises take
| them again INTO the courts, the triala shall
be sletchpd With all taithfulnes9 consist
pnt with the 5crupuIou4 mode4tY III our
rOlumu4
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-01-25

Ger except To either House on motion to
withdraw, and he shall have power to
preserve order
SECTION / That, when the two Houses
separate to decide upon an objection that
may have been made to the counting of
any electoral vote or votes from any state,
or upon an objection to the report Of said
Commission on other questions arising
under this act each Senator and Represen-
tatiyo may speak to such objection or
question ten minutes and not ottener than
once; hut after such debate shall have
lasted two hours, it shall be the duty OF
each house to put the main question with
out further debate.
SECTION D. That, at such Joint meeting
OF the two Houses. seats shall be provided
as follows: For the President of the SEN
ate, the Speakers chair; for the Speaker,
Immediately upon his left; the Senators
in the body of the hall, upon the right of
the presiding officer for the Representa-
tives, in the body Of the hall not provided
for Senator's for teilers Secretary of the
Senate, and Clerk of the House OF Repre-
sentatives, at the clerks desk Tor other
officers OF the two Houses. in front of the
Clerks desk, or upon each side Of the
Speakers platform.
Such Joint meeting shall not be dissolved
| until the count OF the electoral votes shall
be completed and the result declared, and
no recess shall be taken, unless question
| shall have arisen in regard to counting
amy such votes. or other wise, under this
| act, IN which case it shall be competent
| for either House acting separately in the
manner herein before provided. 10 direct
4 recess of such House not beyond the
next day, Sunday excepted, at the hour OF
| 10 O'CLOCK in the forenoon; and while any
question is being considered by said COM
mission, either house may proceed with
lt3 legislation or other business
SECTION i. That nothing in this act
shall be held to impair or affect any right
now existing under the Constitution and
laws to question, by proceeding in the
judicial Courts of the United States. the
right or title Of the person who shall be
declared elected, or who shall claim to be
President or Vice President OF the United
states. il any such right exists.
SECTION :. That said commission shall
rake lis own rules, keep a record Of its
! proceedings, and shall hay power to EN-
ploy such persons as may be necessary ton
the transaction Of its business and eIeou-
tion of It's powers.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-01-25

In the account of the lire on the ship
Harvey Mills, which we copy on the on l.
side OF this paper from the New York
Herald, charges OF inhumanity are made
against the officers of the ship for their
treatment of the crew. The ship belongs
IN Ihomaston, and the commander and
officers, who stand high in their prote-
sion, have been misrepresented JacL, :
yarns are not always to he credited
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-01-25

The Bangor Daily Commercial appears
in a handsome dress of new type, which
makes the cheerful columns OF our cotem-
porary more attractive than ever.
And now the Portland Argus is to be
treated to libel suit, for having said
something about Joshua Nye.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-01-25

Bertha Won Hllern, the German girl,
on Saturday finished the task OF walking
eighty eight miles inside of twenty six
consecutive hours-and Bertha is quite
the rage at the Hub
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-01-25

So CiEO. +. HOWELL & Co, 40 Park Row, New
York, will receive advertisements for this paper at
the lowest rates, Their orders will receive prompt
attention
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-01-25

The prospects Of the electoral comprn-
mise bill continue to brighten Among
the recent favorable indications is the on
position of the Bangor Wing.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-01-25

ADMINISTRATORS, EXCEL TORS and GUARrIANs
desiring their advertisements published in the Jour
nal Will please 50 state 10 the Court
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-01-25

In the case of Messrs Robbins and Otis.
publisher and editor of the Rockland Opin-
ion, indicted for an alleged libel on Gen.
David Tillson, the law court has overruled
the demurrerand sustained the Indictment,
Knox county for trial, 1t will be case
Of interest to newspaper men generally.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-01-25

Orion has concluded TO unlock the tele-
graph dispatches, rather than he locked
up himself.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-01-25
Letter from Washington.
Correspondence of the Journal.

1t has ceased to be fascinating, not to say
monotonous. The air has been heavy,
yes drenched with moisture for days; the
streets are in a worse condition than [
would have believed could be possible;
lift your skirts never SO deity, and tread
as daintily as you please, you will come
home with splashes above your boot tops,
and find a grim satisfaction in watching
the passengers who are still out in the
wet The snow was bad enough at its
best estate; this January thaw is reg
lar one" and | wish it could be made to
move on as conclusively as poor Joe
moves on in Chesney Void. told YOU
in one OF my late letters to 90 and See
Jaunuschek Now say Don't - 1t was
years since had Seen her play when
gave that advice Last night | saw her
again. and / would never have believed
that any acting could move me so She is
terrible in the agonl2ed passion which over
flows when she reveals herself To Esther
'Ihe Judge sitting next me coughed and
choked and swallowed; he looked up at
81, ' '9 ~ So
if there were 4 whole Scaitoding IN it +;
then when he thought WA erlip5ad bt-
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the handsome man on the other side found
it necessary to 90 to the rear OF the box
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Ibis seems to have been The year of
close votes Besides the cases heretofore
referred 10 IN Illinois. Indiana and New
Jersey, there i another legislature in very
much the same liz, that OF Nevada. The
senate atanda l. Democrats. l. kepubli-
cans and one independent. The Kepnbli-
cans were sure they Lad the Independent.
b't il wa the old story when it came to
tn" Organization on New Years day One
OF the Republicans wa conveniently All
sent and another stood IN" with the Dem
orrata, 20 that al the offices were filled
With Democrats. it'll a few minor exc+p.
tioll4
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Senator Conking make strong speech
in favor OF the compromise bill on Tues
day.
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The Democrats of New Hampshire have
nominated Hon. Daniel Marcy, of Ports
mouth, for Governor. The Republican
nominee is Benjamin F. Prescott.
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