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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-26
THE SENATORIAL CONTEST.
Patterson and C0nover to Make am Ex-
planatiOu i'm the Senate Today

Patterson and Cenover to Make am Ex-
PLANTATION i'm the Senate Today.
NEW YORK, Nov A.-It is now said that
Senators Blaine, Ferry and Plumb will reach
their seats in the Senate Monday, and Senator
Sharon the latter part of the week.
Mr.. Eaton is said to be the authority of the
proposition that the Vice President has no righ
to give casting vote if there should be tie IN
the Senate on the question of admitting Sena-
tors. he raises this question under the provis-
ion of the Constitution which makes the SEN
ate judge of its own membership, and found
some precedents in the Connecticut Legislature
which he thinks will cover the case completely
and therefore be intends, should the question
OF seating Butler develope tie VOTE to raise a
point that the Vice President cannot vote.
Senator Conover says he shall vote steadily
for Butler and Kellogg; that he (Conover) is a
Republican and believes that he is doing right,
and that IN an int rview with President Hayes,
the latter endorsed his course He will prob.
ably explain his votes in the Senate Monday.
Patterson says that both he and Conover will
explain their votes in the Senate Monday, and
that they will vote down every effort to bring
on the Kellogg case ahead of Buffers.
The Tribune says it is not believed that any
positive promise has been made by Southerners
to save Patterson from the penitentiary, and
that if the President had appointed a district
attorney in South Carolina who was not 10
league With Hampton and others to cover uI
the Hamburg massacre, the Republicans il
that state would not have been prosecuted as
they have been.
The Times says that Patterson has made nc
concealment of his situation. He said to one
Senator: what can l do? 1 expect every day
as leave the Senate to be arrested under a
United States warrant. have appealed to the
President and got no encouragement from him.
! have laid my situation before the Republican
Senators and can get no help from them. ]
must take care of my self"
New YORK, Nov. ga San Francisco spe.
clal says Senator Sharon will net 60 to Wash
ington till the latter part of December. Bush
ness interests involving millions of dollars keep
him in California.
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GLOUCESTER, Mass, Nov. "a
Gloucester Fish market and arrivals for the week
ending Nov. "a:
Thirty-four fishing arrivals have been reported
16 from Georges Banks aggregating 100000 lbs Cod
fish, and few Halibut; from Grand Banks with g.
600 lbs Goldfish and 10000 lbs Habut 10 from Mack
erel fishing being from the Bay, and bring in $40
bbls; from Oft shore with $50 bbls. Stock Of Mack
erel about closed out, excepting few ordinary lots
and these are held above buyers views. We quote
last sales rs and 2s at SIG 90 and $40 90 per Dbl
Bays rs and 2s at SIC 90 and $40 90; extra $2s 90 d
Dbl. The demand for Goldfish has been rather light
the past week. but good lots of fall Georges are want
ed at 4otations-5 so " qtl Bank at SO % qtl We
quote Hake at 80 P qtl Pollock at IS for fall and
2 20 Tor slack salted; Cusk at u.s. Haddock at %
Napes and Fins at 90 P Dbl; Halibut Fins at HAL
ibut Heads So Tongues and Sounds, lpickled Sword
at co. picked tongues at 90; picked Haddock at
8 70; picked Cod at co. Fresh Halibut scarce; no
Bank on market; few Georges and asking 1O3 a Eac
per Id for white and gray; Smoked Halibut 6kc ~ ID
prepared and homeless Cod to TIC % fb as to quail
ity. Shore Goldfish &c " tb; Haddock and Pollock at
&c y II; Hake at 1c; Cusk lie ~ tb. Medioii at 10
gall
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The Enfirmities OF Aue

Are harder to bear than the aiImen of middle life
or youth. since the resistant power in the system
has diminished with declining years. and disease and
pain have more power over the enfeebed body 1t is
Therefore the NOR essential that that resistant power
should be augmented. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
benign tonic cordial, is admirably adapted for the
purpose. 1t counteracts the infrmites peculiar to
age, and succors worn out nature. 1t WHITES the
feeble frame, adds new OIL as it were, to the flicker
ing lamp of life, dfuses fresh warmth through the
chilled veins, and gives comfort as well as relief
thus tightening the burden of age and retarding in
measure the progress of decay. Ladies in delicate
health, as well as aged persons, derive great benefit
from this wholesome stmulatve tonic, which is alb
solutely pure, understandable in flavor and is re-
commended by physicians of repute.
nnv0eeod1w,&v
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WASHINGTON.
Report of The Commissi oner. of Internal
Revenue.

Report of the CommissiOnerO of Internal
Revenue.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-Tke Commissioner
of Internal Revenue 10 his annual report says
that not less than 5000 Illicit stills have been
operated the past year. He recommends the
passage of law expressly providing that when
person. is caught ia the act of operating an
illicit still he be arrested without warrant
and forthwith taken before the proper tribunal
for examination. He recommends suitable
appropriations to strengthen the hands of the
collectors and marshas throughout the infect
ed districts, to enable them to make seizures
and arrests. The Commissioner recommends
no change in the rate of taxation of spirits and
tobacco. The total collections of internal reve-
nue. for the fiscal year were $11S.S70 997, and
for the months of July, August, September
and October $3S. 772. S33, making for sixteen
months $157 ,643,830 The Commissioner op-
poses the taking off of the tax on capital and
deposits on banks, or abolition of stamps on
checks, but says if the interests of the govern
ment will warrant so great a reduction, the
revenue tax on watches which realized S. -
908, could with propriety be repeae ed.
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Havana Market

HAvANA.Nov. 25.-Sugar market-business show.
more activity and steadiness in rates. The export
movement is more active, but prices quite nominal
The new crop promises large yield. Some estates
would nave begun grinding had not rains interior.
tanzas 10000 boxes, bags, and 81 900 hhds exports
during the week We're 5000 boxes, $500 bags 3s zoo
hhds including 5000 boxes 5000 bags and ali hhds to
the United States.
Freghts inquiry for the United States moderate
and quotations are unchanged; loading at Havana
for United States ports % box of Sugar at 75c ~ hid
Falmouth and orders 32s Cd q $751; loading at ports
on the north coast outside ports) for the United
states per hid Sugar at 10 q O0; 9 hid Molasses
at 374 @25O.
Tobacco languid; Vuelta Abajo at 40 a 80 per qtl
Portido 50 9 50; Remedies SO q So 80.
Spanish Gold 222A. Exchange declining ION United
at 81 q prem; on London at 13k "a 14A prem; on
Paris at q prem.
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MINOR TELEGRAms.

Attorney General Fsirchild denies taking
any steps interfering with Receiver Jewett' s
movements for the reorganization of the Erie
railroad.
Henry s. Sanford sends from Paris denial
of the charge that he was interested in the reb-
el cloth contracts, &c.
-Four steamers sailed from New York Satur-
gay Tor Europe, with cargoes of grain, provis-
aons and miscellaneous merchandise.
friday, Thomas Kelley, employed on farm
40 Smithheld, Conn, stabbed Charles North
Iup, tne proprietor of an adjoining farm three
Northrup lies in critical condition., Kelly is
under arrest.
A regiment of Mexican troops has arrived on
the Rio Grande.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Fatal Accident,

Fatal Accident.
GARDINER, Nov. 25.-Edward Clark of
Farmingdale, aged 20, was choked to death
this noon while eating piece of meat. The
case is particularly sad from the fact that his
daughter, aged eighteen, also lies corpse in
the house, having died last night of consump-
ton. The family are very poor.
Biddef0rd Thieves.
BIDDEFoRD, Nov. 24-ln the Municipal
Court today VIM. Bssoin and Stephen Trav-
erse, juvenile sneak thieves, were sentenced to
the Reform School during their minority.
Martha Leach, Jr., for thieving, was ordered to
furnish bonds in $500 for appearance at the
Supreme Judicial Court at Saco, at the Janua.
ry term.
Bound Over for Horse Stealing.
FRYEBURG, Nov. 24-Wm. P. Eaton OF
Brownfield was arraigned today before Justice
Lewis for larceny Of horse from Moses Stan
ley of Hiram. He was committed and after
wards recognized in the sum of $500 to answer
at the March term of court
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LONDON, Nov. 24-12.3O P.M.-Consols at So 1916
tor money and for account.
LONDON, Nov. 24-12,3O P. M.-Amercan securi-
ties-Unted States bonds AS al 104t new 5s 1863
Erie, So Illinois Central at 74A; New Jersey at 1871
out decided change in price; sales 31s 900 bush, in
Reading &c.
The rate of discount for three months bills in open
market is 81 per cent, which is II below the bank
rate
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 24-12.30 P. M.-Cotton market
is firm; Middling upands at Tiled; do Orleans at
So sales 10000 bales including 1000 bales for specua
ton and export; receipts OF 5000 bales, all Amer
can.
Futures, sellers at 1-32 decline; November delive.
~, 6a q 1872; new crop shipped November and
December, sail, at 9-32.
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MONDAY MORNING, NOV. 20.

women Of the South. and 1 may do it in the
words OF the bowling raccoon from Bitter
Greek: am wolf and ibis is my night to
howl. have three rows of teeth, and no two
teeth are alike. Folks on Bitter Creek are bad
and the higher up you go the worse they are. L
am from the head waters.
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Chicago Cattle nHarke..

CHICAGO NOV. 4.-Cattle-receipts 80 head; ship
mens 400 head good shipping natives dull sales at
weak at % q 50; native butchers quiet: Cows at
l 30 g 20; Bulls 80 g 2 80; Texans in moderate
request at % q 20; corn fed at 40 @40O.
Hogs-receipts Ii, 600 head; shipments 1900 head
all grades OF heavy shipping slow at 1904 so; mixed
packing easy at 20 q 49, light at 25 "a 80.
i Q 90 "a o. ~' NNN wv
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NEW YORK, Nov. Pa New Orleans spec
tal says committee appointed by the last leg
1sature have discovered letters and documents
upon which, if corroborated by sworn evidence,
ex-Gov. Kellogg will be indicted for felony in
connection with with the state house ring when
The state house was purchased, and the LOUISE
ana railroad and additional rings.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-26

Sid I'm Rio Janelro Oct 49, brig Sullivan. Yeatop.
Baltimore; 10Th, barque Saml e Spring. Bacon, for
West indies.
ar at Kingston, ia, Nov 6, sch A Richardson. Prav
Aux Cages.
At Port Mona, ia. Nov 9, sch o NJ Marrett, Reed.
from and for New York.
Sid TIM Arecibo Nov g. sch Alzena, Plummer, for
Philadelphia.
Sid I'm Barbados Nov 18th, brig Suwanee, Sawyer,
st Thomas
Sid TIM CardeDas Nov 10th. sch Jennie Beasley,
Harrington, North of Hatteras.
Ar at Havana 18th, brig Elizabeth Wnslow, Locke,
Ayr via Cardenas; l. II Kimball, Slower Pensacola;
C6as A Sparks, Bradley, New York; sch Maggie Dali
Sid I'm Sagua 18th, barque orchilla, Devereux, for
New York.
Cid at Windsor, Ms Goth inst sch Maggie D Mars
ton, Blackington, Richmond.
Cid at Cheverie, Ms 14th inst schs Paine, Hill
yard, Alexandria; 10th, Bonetta Clark, Portland.
SPOKEN.
Nov 49, lat As 15 Ion So 25 ship Robt Dixon, Smith
wick, from Liverpool for New York.
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MARRIED..

In North Bridgton. Nov. IS. Samuel Riggs and Mrs
Lydia 5. French,-(ages ~ and 69.)
In Rockand. Nov. 10, A. 81. Cobb, (Master U. S.
Navy and Miss Minnie F., daughter of A. s. Frs
kline, Esq
In Northport. Nov. g. Mnot A. Drinkwater and
Miss Lizzie M. Brownlee, both of Lincolnville
In Eden. NOV. IL, John NJ. Richardson and Miss
Abbie l.. Thomas, both of Mt Desert.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Market.

SATURDAY, November 24.-The markets still con-
tiRue quiet and unchanged. Sugars are steady at
1Ofc for graduated and 9sc for Extra G. Flour is
selling fairly at tho old prices. Corn is rather quiet
at the last quotations Pork and Lard are unchang-
cd
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Clearing EEouse Transactions.

PORTLAND, Nov. a.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction Of business as follows yesterday:
A1AoAdnScs' Slo0,UZU
Net Balances. ....... .........,.,...,.. 23757 rs
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-26

ECONOMY. The oldest baking powder sold in this
market is Congress Yeast Powder. To try it is to
like it,-it being cheap and heathful, and especially
good for Dyspeptics when used in making biscuits,
dumplings and douphnuts All should use it,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-26
New York Stock and aenev rrarks,

e NETWORK, Nov. 24-12 30 P. M.-Money at 4 per
cent. Gold 1929 Sterling Exchange, long, $4 81
short 81 So. Government securities are firm. State
bonds are quiet Stocks duh and fraction lower
except for Delaware, Lackawanna g. Western, which
advanced from 495 to 505 and reacted to sol.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-26
FOREIGN PORTS,

Sid I'm lMelbourne Sept 23d, ship Mary Stone,
Phnney Newcastle NSW.
In port Oct 10, ship Antelope, Cheney, from New
York, ar Sept 1875
Sid FIN Newcastle, NsW, Sept 10Th, ship Alice NJ
MiDott, Whitmore. Yokohama
Sid FIN Port Chalmers, NJ Oct IL, barque Herbert
Black Treat, Wellington.
AT Yokohama Nov 4, ships Messenger Gikey, unc
0argue Willard Mudgett Dickey for New York.
At Shanghai Oct a. barque Goodell, French, unc,
Ar at Hong Kong Oct 16, barous Harriet N Carl
ton. Hardness, Honolulu.
Sid Oct |, ships Titan, Berry, London; Gold Hun
ter, Freeman, New York.
At Mauritus Oct 10, barque Astoria, Drummond,
for Melbourne
At Nanaimo Nov 8, ship Freeman Clark, Dwight.
for China. ldg.
Ar at Messna prev 2ad, brig Harry Smith, Weeks.
Bangor.
Sid I'm Cardiff Nov %, brig Mary KimbalI, Sam
born, United States. ~
AT at Deal 22d, barque Vesuvius, Call, New York
for Antwerp. Nv" WIN
Ar at London Nov 81, sch Susan Thurlow Tab
butt, New York. 0"' Law
Bacon. Cardiff for Portland oaeAson
-, AT az blooa NOV 10. barque Horace Beas, DYER
Philadeipnia; brig Clytie, Dow, New York
Ar at Genoa Nov 10, barque ArIetta Nichols Phila-
delphls; 10th, Sarah hobart, Pinkha ~ do
~ SID I'm Liverpool 23d, ship Freedom, Lawrence, for
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lSales at the Brokers Board, Nov. "a
IS Boston 81 Maine Railroad. 9is
Sales at Auction.
1000 Portland City 6's, 1o31
$1,000 Boston & Maine Railroad rs, 1894, .110{
~ Bates Manufacturing CO................. S.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-26
GALE ON THE BRITISH COAST,

Thirty Vessels Wrecked and Many Lives
Lost.
LONDON, Nov. PA fearful gale ragged
around the British Isles Saturday night.
Thirty vessels ara ashore between Ramsga ate
and Deal, and many lives reported lost.
Tiden is reported as saying that he is to
press his claims for the Presidential Eseat; that
Hayes will be used by the Southerners but not
have corporals guard for party in three
years.
An ambassador from the Samoan Islands is
IN Washington to negotiate treaty of COM
'merce with the United States.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-26

CADENAS. Bigr Ysdora Rionda-2S5O shocks
and heads, 6OO box shocks, Il, 600 hoops.
ST. JOHN, NIB. Schr Ida Mayo, 900 bricks, IS
bbls -four, 20 do meal, 266 gals oil.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-26

in the way of spring goods. Nothing of consequence
has been done the past week, the sales having been
ing few orders from distant buyers. Adyices from
the West represent fair prospect spring business,
but all agree in stating that Western jobbers are de-
termined not to be in hurry placing orders as they
can see no cause for an advance in prices
The quantity cleared at the custom house has been
as follows:
For the week, cases........,.. 4,O43 1869
Since Jan. L.. ...............24S,55 9 179,440
Total. 252
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Boston Boo. and Shoe pr,,,,e,

FOR THE WEEK. ENDING NOV, %
The dull season is drawing to a close INIT afto
next week, we expect to be able to report somethDo
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Daily Domestic Re,


By water conveyance-1OOO bush corn meal to G
W True & Co.
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War Notes

1t was rumored in Paris Saturday that Eng
land had sent an ultimatum to Russia,
News from Servia is war-like.
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For New England

alooie states and lower lake region falling ba-
rometer, easterly to southerly winds. stationa-
~ or rising temperature, generally cloudy
weather and rain areas are probable.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-26

The Indians captured stage coach is the
Black Hills Thursday. The passengers es-
capped.
Cautionary signals continue at Woods Hole
Boston, Thatchers Island, Portland and East
port.
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DIED.

In this city, Nov. 81, Mrs. Emma Adams, widow of
the late Augustus Adams, aged rs years. Boston
papers please copy,1
In this city, Nov. "a, James Simonton, aged 81 yrs
and months.
Notice of funeral hereafter.1
In San Rafael, CAL, Nov. "a, Alice G., youngest
daughter OF T. G. and Abbie d. HeTsey OF Portland,
aged q years.
In Cape Elizabeth, Nov. 25th, Mr.. Joseph Cribby,
aged 46 years.
Halifax papers please copy]
In Bath, Nov. IT, Mr.. Thomas Dillon, aged 81 years
Ii months.
V- The funeral services of the late Mrs. Eliza
beth R. Ford will take place at 80 this afternoon.
Burial at convenience of the family
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INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-zoUB
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Nov 26 II A M ~
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Russian Reyimeu,C u,t to Es;eces

LONDON, Nov. PA despatch from Bucha
rest says that the Russian loss at the battle o!
Pergos was 1900. A despatch from Turkish
sources says that Russian cavalry regimen
has been completely destroyed ner Entrepol
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MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.

saturday, NOv.24.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York-pBssen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Sch Victory, Osmore. Boston.
Sch B Paine, Hillyard. Windsor, Ms for Balti.
Sch Efiie Young, (Br) Covert Hillsboro for Boston
Sch Emma Potter, (Br) Jones, Bear River. Ms,
for Boston,
Sch Florence Abbott. Moore, Bear River for Boston
Sch Heiress (Br) Spicer, Trackedy, Ms, for Boston,
Sch America, Truewerthy. Rochland.
Sch j Kennedy Weber, Bremen.
Sch Arrival, Farnum Boothbay
Sch Nancy Day, Bristol for Weymouth.
Sch A l. Fitch, Mcfarland, Bristol for Boston.
Steamship NINA, (Brj WEIGH, Halifax, Ns-Jas L
Farmer.
Brig Ysidors Ronda, Turkey. Cardenas- Geo S
Brig Alton. Gray, Bridgwater, Ns-Ryan & Kelsey
- Sch Ida May, (Br) Anthony, st John, MA D
Sch Osprey, Crowley Machas-master.
Sch Franklin Pierce, Stinson, Roekport IS W
Thaxter.
sunday, Nov. %.
ARRIVED.
Sch Elwood Burton. Warrington, Philadelphia
Curtis & Davis.
Sch Torpedo, Cousins, Lubec for Boston.
Sch Majestic, Sawyer, Jonesport-dry fish for a
market
Sch Vine, wass, Addson-shngles to W & R
Miliken.
Sch Fanny Mitchell, Crossman, Eastport for Boston
Sch Radiant, Hardy, Swans Island.
Sch Boston Light, Boardman. Camden for Boston.
Sch Harry Percy, Adams Gardiner for Boston.
Sch G W Dexter, Colby, Wiscasset for Boston.
BELOW-A light brig, and about 100 coasters, from
the east bound west.
The new barque recently auuched at Columbia
Falls from the yard John II Crandon. measures 500
tons and has been named Charles Deering. Capt
Carter OF Sedgwick is to command her.
MEMORANDA.
Barqu9 Fred Eugene. Chase, from Troon for Cuba,
ashore at Caernaron Bar and filled, and probably a
total wreck She registers 40 TONS built in 1874
at Waldoboro by Fish at cost of nearly $4,000
She is owned in Waldoboro and Portland, and is
partly insured.1
Barque Augustine Kobbe, from Bangor, which was
run into Sd inst while at anchor in the River Mersey,
was cut down to the waters edge The owners Of the
steamer have given bonds to the amount of E2500,
but refuse to pay damage on the ground that the
steamer was in charge of licensed pilot The
barque was in dock 6th.
vva.p Lived at Dssi Nov asd VIII loss Of sale an
chors and chains, and head OF ruddor twisted.
Barque Ukraine, Melcher, from Troon tor Matan.
zas, hch put into Cadz in Distress had experienced
bad weather and lost main and mizzen masts above
the tops with all attached and strained vessel badly
on one side. She is ordered to discharge and put in
new masts.
Brig Tariffa, Brown, from Cadiz for Gloucester,
put into Fayal Oct 26, to repair pumps. Was not
leaky.
Brig Centaur, from Nuevitas for New York. went
ashore on getting to sea- and became total wreck.
Part of cargo saved.
Sch Eta A Simpson, for New York, was on the
bar at Cedar Keys 9th inst. Part of her deckload OF
timber was being discharged and she was expected to
float off 10th.
Sch Flora NJ Crowley, from Kennebec river, arriy-
ed at Washington 10th with loss of foretopsail and
other sails damaged
sB-See general news columns for other reports.
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FOREIGN.
The TurcO-Russian War.
Batoum to be Attacked.

BatOum to be Attacked.
VIENNA, Nov. ga despatch from Tiflis
says that Russian corps will shortly attack
Batoum with heavy artillery.
The CircRssian Rebellion,
The Circassian insurrection is increasing
The insurgents stormed the fortified town O
kussar on the 18th inst. and captured the gar
rison.
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GlOucester Fish Market.

Total. .....................252, 1902
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The new barque recently launched at Columbia
Falls from the yard John Crandon. measures 500
tons and has been named Charles Deering. Capt
Carter of Sedgwick is to command her.
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NOTICE..

Notice Is hereby given that the pro-
prietor Of THE LEADER will moi be re-
sponsible for any indebtedness of any
employe, agent, or person whatsoever,
except in case of a written order or ac-
eeptance having been previously obtain
ed and which must bear the signature OF
the undersigned. Bills or claims against
anypersonc connected with THE LEADER
will under no circumstances be allowed
by the proprietor. ii. CLAICHE.