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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-08
The New York Press ON the ..,,,,s.

NEW YORK, Nov. THE Herald saws that
the result in the state, in accordance with gen-
eral expectation, has been Democratic vic
tory 1t was anticipated that the Democratic
majority would be much larger. No doubt an
attempt will be made to fasten upon Conklipg
the stigma of having lost the stale through his
antagon'sm to the national administration; but
this cannot fairly be done since New York has
been Democratic since 1874, and cast a much
larger majority against Hayes comparatively
than against ConkIng now. The ad mi nistra-
ton Republicans who denounced the Rochester
platform and speeches. endorsed the state
ticket, and therefore cannot charge the defeat
to Senator Conklngs account. The Herald
urges Tammany to take warning from its slen-
der majority in this city, as the people want
good government.
The World congratulates good citizens upon
the triumph of a sound and magnanimous
Democratic policy. The number of Republic
cans who have scratched the state ticket IS not
uncomfortable. The number who stad at
home is very large.
The Times says of the New York state cleo
ton that it is clear that the work of the Roch-
ester convention, instead of repairing the
breaches made by the Presidents policy, has
tended to widen them.
The Tribune says that the Republicans who
are more concerned for the permanent ascen-
dancy of the party pledges to their principles
than fer the success or failure of any faction
within il, have reason to regard the result in
New York as highly satisfactory.
The World says the President of Forty-Sev-
| enth Avenue Railroad notified all his employees
to furnish themselves with ballots at their office
| and then sent spoilers to see that they voted
| them.
| The Boston Journals Washington speci Al
| says the Democrats were disappointed and dis
| gusted at the election returDs, while the Re-
| publicans felt encouraged and hopeful. Sena-
| tor ConkliDgs friends are confident that he
will be reelected to the Senate, and the result
Il ", Nnnn nfiant I'M fho Liant of h.
| llcan Senator in place of Mr.. Barnum, whose
| term of service will expire March 8, 1879
| The New York Times speaking of the cleo
| ton in Massachusetts say that the country has
been used to expect sincerity, courage and good
sense from the party in Massachusetts, ard if il
has sometimes been disappointed. this year
bold stand was made, and the result ought Il
be instructive to the leaders in every othe
state. The Sun considers the election a serious
blow to the Republicans, as Hayes's majority
i 000
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CONNECTICUT.
Both Branches of the Legislature Repub-
Iican

New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Times says Of the
election in Connecticut that the Republicans
there have shown a vigorous conduct of the
local campaign, have made gains. got control
of the legislature and carried Senator Barnum's
stronghold. the 18th district. which has hith-
erto been Democratic
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Convict Shot While Attempting 10 rs
cape.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 7.-Ex-Marshal
Hunter while in charge of prisoners to bs TAX
en- to the penitentiary, fatally wounded Sam
Ford, who attemp pied to escape. Ford was one
Of the Murrell gang of outlaws Hunter some
time ago killed Charles Murrell and will be re-
membered as the csptor of Grove Kennedy the
outlaw.
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1922 Eastern Railroad scrip. --......"........ 50
10 Boston 81 Maine Railroad ............... 934
So Eastern Railroad. ............ -,........... 81
............d 40. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Second Call.
$4,000 Union Pacific sinking fund Is. 1929
Sales at Auction.
Al Boston a. Maine Railroad ..............- q 93i
II .OO. Jof
$1,000 Portland City 6s, 19O7...... ..........1O33
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Daily pomestic Receipts,

By water conveyancs--1OOO bush corn meal to g
W True q Co.
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Providence Pr,n. Cloths Marker.
Chicaso Cattle Market.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. 7.--TheE Printing cloths
market is still dull; change in prices or tone.
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BOSTON Bank Statement.

Foreign ExpSrss.
CARDENAS. Brig VI G Marriner-19525 hoops
1913 shocks and heads, 227 bbls potatoes.
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DIED.

In this city. Nov. g. Miss Susan c.. daughter OF Ja-
cob and Lucy A. Hoyt aged II years.
Funeral services Friday afternoon at o'clock,
at her late residence, No. Paris street. Relatives
and friends invited to attend Burial at conyen-
fence of the family.]
In this city, Nov. 7tb, Katie B., eldest daughter of
D5n1' g. and SeTrA Swift. aged wears months
Gorham. aged AZ years months.
In Bridgton, Oct. 49, Mr.. Philip Horr, aged about
So years.
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PEAK's ISLAND.
Unien Aouse-W. II. Jones. Proprsstor.
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THURSDAY MORNING, nov. 8.
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
COLBY UNIVERSITY.

COLBY UNIVERSITY.
Exhibition of the Junior Glass.
Especial to the Press.l
VAUDEVILLE, Nov. IA pubic declama-
ton by the Junior class, original, was given at
the chapel this evening. The articles showed
careful study. and were well appreciated by the
large audience in attendance. The exercises
were intersoersed with excellent music by the
college choir. The programme was as follows
Origin OF the Drama. Geo. E. Murray
The Government of the Ineas. ....... Geo Merriam
Lord Bacon ...................Jas jenkins
Alexander rope ......,....... ....,..C ). Lem ont
Inc United States Nation ,............A P. Soule
The Englishman and the American. &C. f. Warner
Supernaturalism and Law. ...........C. W. ,udkips
The Old Country Farm House. $50. Everett Flood
Sacred Eloquenee. .....................C E Owen
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Boston, Nov. THE following are the footings
this week of the Boston National banks as returned
to the Clearing House:
Capital S5l $50 900
Loans. 1877 1855, 100
Specie Observation-Disclosures. 1901, 400
Legal tenders. SIPS 800
Due from other banks ................ 1885,, 800
Due to other banks. .................. p 1889 800
Deposits. 5,O1l, 800
Circulation (NatcnaD. ................. 24157,OOO
The changes since last week have been as follows:
Loans. increase. SssO,6oO
Specie increase ,.......... ............. 141 800
Legal tenders increase ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 279000
Due from other banks, increase. ........ 76Sl00
Due to other banks, increase. ........,. 667 800
Deposits increase 2i1 900
Circulation Increase. ............... POT 200
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--latest by European steamers,

Cid at Liverpool 23d, Zephyr. Sweetsir, SW Pass
23d, Thos N Stone Pitcher Cardenas.
Ar at Gloucester 23d, Fortuna, Leonhardt, Port
land.
Ar at Trieste Oct IS. Stephen Bishop. Gilkey, from
Richmond.
Sid 10th. Ralph NJ Hayward, Doane. Palermo.
Ar at Santander Oct 10Th, Henry Wing, Small
New York.
Ar at Bremen Oct 22d, Sweeney, Eaton. from
New York
Sid TIM Crookhaven Oct %, Julia Carney, Collins
(from Adelaide) for Liverpool.
Sid I'm Maulmain Sept IA, Lucy A Nichols, Nichols
Europe.
Ar at Penang Sept 18th, Vanguard, Potter, fron
New York.
Sid fm Queenstown Oct %, Ocean PEARL Henley
Leith; A Nj Simpson, Sumner. Dublin.
Sid fin Sourabaya Sept 2, Valiant, Nickerson, fo
Cberton; Sd. Mary NJ Bird, Packard do.
Passed Straits OF Sunda Sept 0. Abbie n Franklin
Howes from New York tor Sourabaya; 18th, lille
SAWYER do tor do,
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A State Where the N njoriiy is Equal 10
the Whole Number of Yatas

JACKSON, Nov. THE election yesterday
passed off very quietly. Little interest was
manifested as no opposition was made to the
nominees OF the Democratic state ticket, Ina
few counties an attempt was made to elect in
dependents, but with the solitary exception of
Marshal county, where the Independents elect
the entire ticket. the attempt was unsuccessful.
Ex-Gov Brown was run by his friends for SEE
wards of $50 votes. One precinct near jackson
which generally votes over 500 polled only 20.
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Bnrdea House, Samuel Farmer, ProprE-
efor.
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NORTH sTRATFORD N.W.
willard House, c. 3. Bailey 81 Co. r
rriet0Ps.
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WEST NEwFIELD.
xy..t NewfeId aOuse, R, c. Horomsie,
priefOr.
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Havana Market.
HAVANA. Nov. 7.-Sugar falling; Cayed No II at
l m
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The Art TOlnSOrinl.
MIR. AMOS LUCAS,
tot Long BrunchD

MIR. AMOS LUCAS,
lof Long Branch,)
Having arrived at the conclusion that the
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POOLING AND DIEING
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SHARP RAZORS AND A CLEAN
SHAVE
Is the motto Of this rntcrprising artist, and
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and evening.
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NJ s1 u At s., ; Sst
H9AgSy Isl! g Rl4 kH
TO ALL SUFFERERS \

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When stung by bee, says an in
testing article in the Gardener $
Chronicle, the first thing to to do is to
remove the sting from the flesh, for if
left to itself it sinks deeper and deep
er, all the time ejecting more and
more Of the venom ; but if Immediate
]y removed very little can have been
ine cted beneath the skin. The next
thing is not to rub or irritate the part,
else the blood is put into active circu-
lation and the poison rapidly dissem-
mated. The venom being an acid,
any alkali will counterfeit it. Harris.
horn may therefore be applied, but
with care so may liquor potassn-
The juice expressed from moistened
tobacco, too, or that Of the poppy
worked into the wound is said to be
etfectual. Plantan leaves (the way
bread of Cheshire and Lancashire vii
lagos bruised and pressed on the
wound were also specifics. Plain OIL
i've oil rubbed well gives instant re-
lief, and honey is u! melt on I'd as a
cure.
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\-OTICE.-MR GEO W. MCLAIN
Y of No. II North Calvert street, Bal
timorc is authorized by MS tn receive \d
vcriisrmcnls, Subscriptions and money iol
the CATuCrIN CLARION.
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Boys and girls earn nearly rs much as men
Tia, Mi VINO St" this notice may send lh.ir
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ESTABLISH ED 1850.
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vINHE GREATEST VARIETY OF Stcr.
| ling Silver and Silver Plated Wnrc,
and the prices SO low. at CHAS. ". q
FNN'S, Ne. II West Patrick Street
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tsAnN Can't be made by every agent cv.
NVVjv cry month in the business We fun
T'ce nisl,. but those willing to work
can easily earn Il dozen dollars day right
in their own localities. Have no room to
explain here. Business pleasant and hon
orabe Women, and boys and girls do as
well as men. We will furnish you n COM
plcte Outfit free The business pays better
then anything else We will bear expense
of starting you Particulars free, " rite
and see Farmers and mechanics, their
sons and daughters, and all classes in need
of paving work at home, should write to
MS and learn MI about the work at once
Now is the time Don't delay. Address,
TRUE & CO.
Augusta, Maine,
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Ar 2iCULTURA Al.
pCV,;TO PLANTING.

shall we cut tie potatoes or plant
thea Whole; shall we cut the sets
from the top or bottom or middle Of
the potato; shall we cut the potatoes
u few days before planting and
50 rinkIc lime on them shall we plant
one or two sets in hill ; shall We
plant deep or shallow shall we earth
UP, or shall we cultivate o. the fiat?
To all these, and dozen other
questions which are frequently asked,
Joseph Harris, in the Agriculturallst
answers: Do as you have done, or
change if you feel like it, but, what
ever else YOU do or leave undone,
make II e lard dry, rich, mellow and
clean. If you cannot do it this year
make up your mind to do 1t next
year, aud begin to prepare for 1T now.
Farmers must look ahead. We must
keep our land rich enough to grow a
fair crop in an unfavorable season.
We shall have high prices and low pri-
ces in the future as in the pasi--and
the men who will make money by
potatoes will be those who take the
most pains to keep M the fertility Of
their farms.
In this connection we would add
that as soon as the potatoes make
their appearance, you should be on
the alert to counteract the potato bee
tie. On small patches, if taken Lold
Of early, they may be kept away by
hand picking, with the early crop,
and more easily controlled through
the season at small expense; but if
the first early crop is neglected hand
picking will soon become impractical
BILE, and the only sure remedy is the
far's green
As remarked by Mr. Harris, the
potato needs r'ch' mel'o" ana ucep
soil. Prepare the fields as for corn,
take a one horse turning plo" ana
lay OIL the rows three feet one way
plant seed one loot apart IN the 70"
at the rate OF eisht bushels per acre
With the same pIo" turn the burrows
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TWO HbOLkAgsS A YEAR,
70 the Voters of Frederick Co.

ID ENG incapactatcd to perform man
ID ual labor from wound received du-
ring the late war, and at the solicitation of
numerous friends, hereby announce my
self as Il candidate for the next Shcritfalty,
subject to the decision of the Republican
Convention, and respectfully solicit your
support
BOBERT EARRlCk
fcb1otf
Evening star., 1877-09-10

Elsewhere will be found copy OF a me-
mortal 10 Congress asking for some needed
legislation for this District. Among the
matters named is one upon the importance
of which we have dwelt In this column at
some LENGTH e., that of the definite appor-
fionment OF the rate to be contributed rela-
lively by our tax payers and by the general
government towards the District expenses
The other legislation asked for in this me-
mortal is also Of much moment to the people
Of the District, but that providing for the
definite assumption of the governments pro-
portion OF the expenses Of the capital city is
paramount and must take the first place in
the list OF District measures to be urged upon
Congress. Everybody is interested in the
passage Of this measure OF justice and neces-
sity for our overburdened taxpayers, and
backed UP as II Will be BY the prayers and
energetic advocacy of our best and most in
fluenrial citizens, it can hardly fail to be
come law.
Evening star., 1877-09-10

The rev republican leader in France In
place o. Thiers is lawyer of Paris. "a years
old, who has borne an honorable part in
French politics for the past 20 years. He &c
quired influence as an opponent Of social
ism AMI BOnapartism, and was a member
md vice president OF the constituent aud
legislative assemblies from ISiS till Decetn-
her, 1s5i. He was elected to the corps legis-
latif in lSC> and 1859, and in I-7I 10 the ma
UOnal assembly, being the president o. the
latter body from March, 1871, TO April, 1si5,
when he declined TO serve longer.
Evening star., 1877-09-10

Maine elects to-day a governor, members
OF both branches of the legislature and
county officers. There are three candidates
for governor in the field-Selden Conner, re-
publican and incumbent; Joseph III Will
liams, democrat, and Rev. II. C.. Munson,
greenback. The following table shows the
vote and majorities in the state for several
wears mast.
Evening star., 1877-09-10

Women and real estate are said 10 have
been the causes OF Frank Leslie's failure.
He was successful in the business with which
he was acquainted; that OF publishing Illus
1rated periodicals.
Evening star., 1877-09-10
To COrTespondents.

AL letters intended for publication, referring in
ANY way 70 the editorial department; Of the paper,
should Le addressed TSS Ed'or Of TSs S,n-. Those
relating it, business departments should be I'D
d. Ie-sed % Tas Publisher s 7Ss S,1r. Observance
Ct ths-s directions " III prevent provoking delays.
Chess etc. in payment Of bills sh puI1 in all
lie made ray able to the order # 1h, ErsniHE S1r
Ns'rspapeT CoHrdHy,-not to that Of any individual
- Nc Anonymous communications read. No
jeCted communications returned.
Evening star., 1877-09-10
FOR RENT AND SALE.
TOR REM. Foh LENT.

EOR REM. FOE LENT.
Fine double House, hsndsom ~ furnishe , " rooms
modern unp-.----.-.-------- ----.---- : - -
G1s lsth street northwest. 10 roorlS mod. imp- -
3141 Penn a sVtnUe NV y rcorn>, mod. IMP 20
lOS In gle Place. II rOOys and stable, Nod IMP ~
BIS street. northwest, room mod imp ....--. -
12OS 1tt street ; Toors srd store ..-----.-- -
237 lst street southeast. rooms, mod imp ~
1912 9th ;reet northwest, 10 rooms mod. IMP Is
300 5th street s0uthesst, }0 rooms and store
mos. mrs., with store, $50 without ..--.----.-- 20
9O2 Sth street SOU beast, rooms, mod imp. 81
2O4 sth street southeast. rooms, mod imp ~
100 street northeast, rooms, mod. imr-----.- y
1904 Eth street NV. . rooms. store aud stable ~
S13 ith street northwest, y
Ola lth street north est rooms. st@r in yard Is
21S - street northeast, rooms and cell sr---. q
$40 1th street southwest. rooms and stable.
22GS Virginia ave no rtbwest, Tuoms--- Il
X. %. HOFFMAN,
sers-st go street northv est
Evening star., 1877-09-10

Last fall the greenbakers cast $50 votes at
the gubernatOrial election. The last Iegisla-
lure was republican by p majority in the
senate and 80 majority in the house.
Evening star., 1877-09-10

Louisville is preparing TO give The Presi-
dent a rOusing reception on the i7th instant.
Louisville being democratic "by large
msjorliy,' the reception would seem TO be a
popular affair without regard 10 party.