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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13
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Soiiab Gbans, afrifanii6er @bfultft un6
90 Sabre aft, ipurbe beute tue9en ocs Ser
bre6enS bes NtoroeS, Deriibt on Dem 49,
iG9rigen @6tparb 8roipn am 25. SaIi u.
g., Dur9 ben Strang Don1 Qeben gum
Gobe gebra6t. lleber 1000 8erioren
ipobnten Der 6inri6tuns bel. gtaGoem
ein farbiger Brebt9er ein @ebet gelprodclt,
un6 Die S6litge suredt gelegt poroen
tpar, bielt Der Delinquent eile fur3e Nnz
lpra9e an Bic beriammeIte Wen9e. st
befannte ii9 bcs 8erbre6ens, beiem ct
iiberflibrt tporben, i&uloig, fiigte ober
3u ieiner Guti9uIOigung bin3u, er babe
baiiclbe i'm &aui@e begarget.
@eltern Nbenb iagte Guans 81 eitem
2eiturasmanne, Der tbn in Der 3eIle be-
iH6te: SD babe ei1 9ere6tcs Gerbfr ges
babt. Qiucs, iuas Die 3eu9en ge9en mid
ausseiu9t Dabet, mar in Der 5auptiu6c
tpa6r. DIS t6 Die Shat be9ing, 9Iaubtc
i'd, rcdt gu banOeIn, na6ber ober iab i'd
eill, baB i'd 1lnre6t 9et1an; bod ba
S1uaps mar 60raH lAul6."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13

c1tbaltcnen tcIegrap1ii6cn 8o6enz0fu1O=
ldalt biloen.
@enn mir bieIes 8lott ben %2(6onncntelt
be5 @o6enblatts fit ben Yrets bon Oolz
lar iQDrlid bietelt, tpontit faurt baS bloBe
9rufpapicr ullb ba5 Yoitporto beSablt TT,
10 lit ban1it int Der Shat ~ cit meDr &C.
bptclt, ais nit etnent, ipenrt aI6 Dreibdnz
bi9cit &onlane.
Seer fir Die gerinee 2~tltsIa9e bon 8
0oIIarS idbrIi6 Die betben Sldtter
sulamincn bGIt, Dem tper6en ite nidt BLOB
cine tGgIi6e 3eitung, ionbern aud cine
oa13e 1tntcrbaItungS : SibLiotbef erlebcn
urb er tpirb nidt bloB iiber Die GageSers
cig1iIle lit 6er 9roben @elt itets pOblz
unterriGtet iein, iDnbern aud nit benz
oIten GaterIanoe bur6 eilte iorgfdlti9e
NustpabI aus BEN ~neuciten Gri6etnultgcn
Der 2iteratur bciielben III Iebenbi9ent 9et=
ftigen Serfebr bleibcn.
9ue 8riefe unO GeI6ien6ut9en ftnb 5u
ridtet ait:
Illinois StaatsZeitung Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13

abgebalten tpor6en Itrb, tpllroe cir nuge>
meincs 8ei6en Der 8reiie bon 6 Qcnce Bis
81 eincm Shilling per Wfaltcr npttrt, ullD
Die Nadfrage mar cine Guberit ~geringe.
Sim btc1igen Hla5e mar baS 0eI6aft le1r
langlam, nub harloelte cS ii1 nur I'M
&letnDertdUfe.
SranS cities Samplers.
Qnnbon, 10. Wfai.
Der sur QQan Qinie ge6orige 9ampfer
uSarbinian", GapttGn 9utton, Set geitern
BON 9iperpool nod Quebec abfuDr, lit an
Der @infabrt gum Cough fyoDle, benz 6ofeu
bon Londonderry, in 8runo gcratben.
9as Seuer brob, tpie gemelbet miro, in
SDlge Der G%ntSiinDung bon Oalen aus, Die
It'd I'M S6tffSraume gebiloet Datten, unb
ole Berlltde, ballelbe 3u l0l6ert, tparen
nergebltd. IS befanoen it6 ungefGr AGO
YaIlagtere an 8orO, bon 6enen cine Mn>
5aDl Dur6 Bic Grploitpn berleBt unb brei
get0Dtet ipuroen. Ser GapttGn tele9ra=
p9irte lpfort nah Londonderry nm 0ilfc,
nto btltrcn Gur3em trafen Stpei flcine
0ampfer Elm, nit beren 6ilfe Die 8alia>
giere ans 9ano 9el6afft ipur6en. Ser
vSarOinian" mar i'm QDugb SpDle einge>
'uuleHJ "Ht t+tIWt P"IuSttI VIZ OUlu 6n
l1eDn1en.
MpbiIIe, 10. Wfdt.
Die @rplo1ior 6es 9ampfcrs ySar6iz
MAN" fano nm 81 l16r irn Gorbertbeile oes
S6ifeS itatt. @iersig gerionen mur6en
Derlebt unb bret augenbltdlid g%et0otet.
Inter BEN Gerlebten beftnben iiG einige,
an bereu @ieberauffomnen man 3~tpcifelt,
u1o bielelben iinb nod bemOerrD> 6nipital
gebra6t iporben. Die 8erlltde, bas S1iff
unter @afier gu ieben, tpayelt, ben lpdtez
item Na6rt6ten 5ufoIge, Dergeblt6. Wfeb7
rere 3mii6enbeds 9aliagtere iolen it6
nod an 8oro bes S0iffcs b%efinoen nnb
bon aler 6Ilfe abgeI6nitten iein, oo6
bofft man, btelelben nod retten gu f0nnen.
8ierbunoert 9aiiagiere iinb mad 2onbon>
berrD 9ebra6t worben.
londonderry, 10. Mai.
Sin GROCER She'll Der 6ur6 Bic GrpIoiion
an Borb bes vSarbtntan" 0erlebten ptr6
tpabrl6einltd) ntdt nit Dem 2eben onpon>
fpmn1en. Ser mitt(ere S6eiL bes S6tffe5
itebt in Slamnen, unb Die t0dfte oer
Wa6tmannl6aft inn 8orbertbeil besShif7
fes, lopie cine QlnSabI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
giere iinb bon aller l6Ilfe abgei6nitten.
Otan befiirdtet, oab tpeit mebr Ballagiere
burh bie@rploiipn get0btet iprrben, ols an
gegeben ipDroen lit. Der. gr6Btc Ibcil bet
Ya1iagiere beltan6 auSO eutldcn uno Sta
lienern, bod b~efanben ii6 aud einige engltz
l9e uno l6ottil6e NuSmanberer on 8oro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13
MincMNM9IIG.

YOttsDtIIe, Ya., 10. Wfat.
So6n NnDl, Sberiteiser in Der @lelts
6oipcr %&oblengrube, unb Der &pblen9rdber
S6omaS Wforgan f0nbeM geitcrn Nbeno
6urd bic S0ulO bes @rlterer, Der Dcrabs
idun1t bate, Die SiderDeitslampe, bic CT
trrg, at peridlicBen, infOtge Der @ntSiinz
6u1g Scr @rlbcngaie ibren Sob.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13
Set cn8liT1e 0etreiseatartt.

? u y y A9FWE'
9aS tpnan9ebenbc @etretbeb0rienblatt
ldrcibt, oaB i'm 2aufe Der perfloiicnen
gSode Die @etreioepreiie bon Sag ST. Sag
ftelen, mas Der 3batia6c 5usuihreiben lei,
oaB Die &duicr iid angeii6ts Der perbeiiers
ten IuSii6ten auf cine frieblihc 2oiung
Der beltebeltoen S6wicrigfeiten DeranIaBt
%tu0ltell, tbre Sperationen einSuitellen. Quf
ben Yropln3tals MGrften, Die leit 9ienltag
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13
@owt Slit eri@Ia8cn.

MItUU D. 0OH.I .. ULUI.
Scr iunge 2eonorb Gobinlon, beiien 81
tern stpci Wletlen tpeitIi6 bon bier iuoblz
bait iillb, murbe am 0ienitag gormittag
bom 8lib getootet. 8ater unb Sobn ipurz
ben bel Der SeIbarbcit bon einem Gjeipitter
ii6erroldt utb tparcn eben i'm 8egriff, sic
Bferbe aus5ui6irren, un1 iid 6arn inter
9a0 SIT flii4tcn, oIs ein 8libitra6I bcn
&nQbeu t0otete.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13
Gitt S0nnpSs1toseR.

SWUV IN y OV1UUI 1V' WIUE'
Sine Miltpaufeer Sirma ~pertaufte benz
Gt9entbiimer bes vJtepcombz 6ouie", 9az
niel @oulb, eine QuantitGt g8bisfp int
Nert6e bon 5000, unb oa @oulo nidt
sablte, ipurbe Die Sorberung eingeflagt.
Qlls Der 8etlagte ii6 auf bos geieBlide
Gcrbot 6er @tttreibung bon S0napSi9ulz
ben beriefe ma6te Der tlGgeril0e Qtntpalt
iofOrt cine auf ben, in Soipa cbenfaus urz
geiebltden Gerfauf bon Sdnaps lautenbe
Criminal Nnfla9e 9egen i'm onbangig.
Der Sail fam geitern CUR &erbanblung,
unb cine Wien9e 3eltgen bel6tpor, bort
0oulO NbiSfD gefauft ST. baben. Sbglei6
Die GertGetotgung bieS gar ni0t in lbreoc
%iteltc, lpra0 Die, 0uSiGIteBlid aus
0entlden beite9enoe, SURF Den NugefIags
ten fret.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-13
Nuntutcr 10.
gStc0crer6Tmttn8 ocr@DtIaoeIpbier
WrSitcuuu0.
YbiI0DclpDio, 10. Ota;.

YDtI0DcIpDto, 10. N(ai.
Die p%ermanente NusitelIung, tpelde ltit
etniger 3eit 9el6loiien mar, neil i'll rem
@ebduOe 0riinoIi6e NuSbeiierur9en tor
genommcn tpcrbcn %ipllten, tpuroe beute rnz
ter palien6cn Geierli6feiten tpicber erIiiz
net. Die Senatoren 8latle, 8aDar0 ulo
NalIoce trafen uin % llDr Elm uub ipur-
ben BON GmpfangS> @pmite na6 Der Sr;e
bltne geleitet. Oberit q. 6. Ntc@lure belt
line furSe Nnlpra6e uno iteutc ocn SenIz
tor Blaine ais Seitrebncr nor.
Tor0crMn0en ait Oen Gta0t
0M24f2
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-21

[SaleS OF the Br0keTS BUdIu' OVu' I9I
First Call,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-21
MARINE NE VS..


fbe wreck oil tHe sea Nymph.
WASHINGTON Oct. 19.-The recent crew of
the schooner SEA- Nymph of Gardiner, Me-,
which was wrecked off Cape Hatteras, were
brou kht to Baltimore yesterday by Charleston
schooner. The cargo of the Sea Nymph,
valued at $4,000, is fully insured.
Probable Loss of the Arctic Schooner
Florence.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-It is feared that the
Arctic schooner Florence is lost She sailed
from st. John, N. b for New London on her
return from the Arctic ocean, Sept. Goth, and is
considered IS DAYS overdue. Although she is
strengthening timbers and bracng, she is not
regarded by Capt. Howgste as fitted for such
tremendous seas as she has doubtless encouu-
tered since she left ST John. This INSULT
cheney is due mainly to Der small size (she is
only 30 tons) Capt. Tyson, however c0nsid-
cred ner, when he made the selection in the
summer of 1877, every way worthy of the severe
and perilous service that he expected of her in
the Arctic seas.
Miscellaneous.
NANTU cKET, Oct. 19-About oue-half the
cargo of iron in the schooner Telegraph of
ROcklsnd. ashore here, has been recovered by
divers The wrecking schooner M. Merritt is
doing the work. The hull and material saved
from the Telegraph will be sold at auction Mon
day afternoon.
Steamer Acushnet started Friday night with
schooner Northern Home for New Bedford,
but returned Saturday morning on account of
the strong westerly wind.
The achooner George Walker was examined
by divers yesterday, who report the keel out
VINEYARD HAVEN, Oct 2O-The steamer
Islaud Home, with Joseph s. Bonney, agent.
on board. arrived here last night from the
wreck of the schooner Eta p. Stimsop, and re-.
ports her aground about nalf mile south west
of the northern end of Norton's Sboal. Tt is
thought she will be saved when the weather
moderates
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-21
THE SOUTHERN PLAGUE.
The Fever Deciining-Frosts in the Iu-
fected Districts.

The Fever Deciining-FrOsts ia the Ha-
fected Districts.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct 19.-The cold
weather has developed about all the fever
There was slight frost this morning. 1t is
clear and cold tonight. There has been four
deaths the past "a hours.
MOBILE, Oct. 19.-Twe,ve new cases and one
death the past "A hours There are Indications
of slight frost by morning.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 19-In the past q hours
there have been so new cases and II deaths 10
the city, and 40 in the suburbs
Cairo-rwo new cases; no DEATHS
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. The ground this
morning was covered with such heavy frost
as to eau belief that light snow had fallen
The temperature fell low enough to allow ice
one-ei ghth of an inch thick to form on ponds
in aud around the city.
VIoKsBURG, Miss, Oct 2O-The weather is
clear; thermometer Is. Four deaths ia the
city aud two in the country are reported.
New ORLEANS, Oct 20.-Frost is reported
as far south as Tangipahoa. Weather is clear
and COOL The report of the board of health
for the "a hours ending at noon shows, deaths
% and cases reported "a.
At Jackson, Miss, 36 new cases are reported.
40 new cases and DEATHS
At Donaldsonville one new case, aud fros.
critical cases at Duck Hill At Canton IL new
cases aud deaths 9 reported. There was a
frost again this morniog, but not enough to
kill vegetation
At Pass Christian, new cases 10, deaths L.
McComb City, new cases g. deaths
At Milan, Teun., the Howard relief train ar
rived tonight from Martin and Jackson, Tenn.
At the latter place four uumistakeable yellow
fever cases were found. No apprehensons of
the spread of the disease are felt.
MEMPHIS, Oct pa light frost fell last
night. Tho board of health officially reports
draths from yellow fever during the "a hours
ending at 6 o'clock tonight. Six additional
interments of persons who died in the suburbs
are reported by the undertskers. The Howard
medical corps reports 26 new cases, s within
the city limits and IS beyond the corporation
line. There are "a cases of fever under treat
ment at Hernaudo, Miss The outlook here is
favorable. There are prospects of frost to !.
ujoht
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Raid ON Train Robbers.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 20.-Advices from the West
received by the Kansas Pa ,ific railroad saw
that the sheriffs of Saline, Rice and BAYS
couDtp Kansas, with strong posse attacked
tee rendezvous of gang of train robbers west
American Desert, some 200 miles west of Kan-
sas City, early yesterday morning and captured
Mike R0urke the leader of the gang. and
notorious desperate. and wounded Dsn De-
mebt, VINO, however escaped. Three others of
in pursuit at once, going south towards Fort
Dodge. Mike Rcurke was the leader of the
band that robbed the Atchisou, Topeka &,
Sante Fe train at Kingsley, and the Kansas
City, st. Joseph & Council Bluff train at WIZ
throp, some months ago. 1t is believed that
his Capture will break up one of the strongest
and most desperate band of thieves and rob-
bets evdr organized.
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WASHINGTON.
Successful, Resump,;oa Assured

NEW YORK, Oct. ia Washington snecal
says that the Treasury authorities think that if
the accumulation of coin proceeds at the pres
ent rate the amount on hand January 1st will
be equal TO two-ttirds of the legal tenders ont
standing. Secretary Sherman daily has re-
newed confidence in the perfect success of re-
sumption. Large quantities of gold will be
shipped from England to this country.
A Letter Thief Caught.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 John Klinck. mes
senger 10 the office of the Clerk of the House.
has been arrested charged with opening and
puroining letters addressed to employees in the
Office His residence was searched and a large
number of letters addressed to Clerk Adams.
Journal Clerk Smith and other officials of tbs
House, together W th bank checks on the U. S,
Treasury, one of which for SIS bad been taken
up and the name of George j. Adams, chief
clerk, forged thereto, was 10 Klinck's trunk,
Indian Matters.
The annual report of James Mclaughlin.
Indian agent at DEVILS Lake agency, b. T.,
has been received at the Indian office. The
Indians under his charge are portions of Sisse.
ton, Wahpetou and Cathead bands of Sioux,
and humber 1875 braves. After giving an ex-
tended account of their agricultural work, the
agent says that they will raise this year about
go per cent. of their substance.
Generals Sherman and Mcdowell were in
consultation with Secretary Schurz this morn
special reference to the course to be pursued in
the treatment of Chief Moses, and to the dis
posal of the captive Shoshones and Bannocks.
Moses is on good terms with the government.
and Agent Wilbur has been sent to consult
with Moses with view to discover whether
the chief and his men are willing to live at the
Yakima reservation under his charge.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-21
SOUTHERN LAWLESSNESS.
The Presiden: Determined to Protec, The
Negroes.


Negroes.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2G.-The Times Wasbino-
ton correspondent reports an interview with
President Hayes in which the latter, referring
to the political condition of the South generally
said that until recently there had been since
the beginning OF bis administration, DO con-
hIcts between the whites and blacks growing
out OF uolitical differences. The President was
reminded that no important election had ocaur-
red IN the Southern States since his advent to
office and that as the Democrats had held IN
disputed sway everywhere throughout the
South. no reason or pretext existed for disturb
ing the colored people who were not Demo-
Gratis. The President said he was aware of
that fact, but yet the result was what he asked
he would protect'the coiored race iu the enjoy
ment of their rights to the uttermost of his
power. No effort will be spared to execute the
laws efficiently, aud vigorous measures will be
taken to bring the trsnsgressors to justice. The
President was very emphatic in these declara-
lions. He spoke of the Attorney Generals
letter to the District Attorneys of several
Southern States, and said he believed the ip-
s.ructons therein contained would be zealousy
complied with by the officers concerned
The President appeared to entertain deem
rooted aversion to employing the army for the
purpose of executing the laws and said that
military force should not be resorted to except
In cases where the employment uf such a force
becomes an absolute necessity. He expressed
confidence in the ability of the civil authorities
to enforce the laws unaided by the troops and
had no doubt that the District Attorneys and
Marshals would discharge their duty to the sat.
isfaction of the public. Alludipg to the
threatened attack on colored people in Tensas
parish, La, the President said he understood
that Gov. Met oils was sincere in his intention
to preserve the peace and to call out the State
militia for that purpose, if necessary.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-21

LOUISIANA POLITICS.
The National Party a Sort of X nownotIr.
ing Organic tion-Thr Red Warriors-
Society 10 Control Elections

The National Party Sort of TX nownotl,.
ing Organic ation-Thr Red Warriors
A Society TO Control Elections.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-The Herald's New
orleans special announces the exposure of
secret organization controlling the National
party of Louisiana. 1t is a renewal of the old
M d7o., party and is sworn to carry the
North Callum and 81. c. Castellano, the Ma
tlonal candidates for Congress-; George L.
Smith, collector of customs; Thomas O. An.
derson, Madison Wells and r. M j. Kenner, of
the returning board; FL. Q. Dibble, A. j. Du-
mont president of the Republican State Gem
trail Com mttee P. f. Herwig, ex-deputy COL
lector OF customs, j. r G. Pitkin, exhibited
States marshal. Louis Sonor, appraiser of Gus
toms, j H. Sy pber, ex-congressman; Thomas
ID. jerks and A. r Murdoch, husband and
brother of Mrs. Jenks; J. L a. Fellows. w.
Il Fish, editor of the Republican; L. A Shell
don, Ex-Copgressmsn Acklen and the leading
Republicans in "a parishes of the state. 1t was
organized IN 1877, was oathbound and had
tokens. 1t now embraces all the National
party. The Republicans lead the entire So
called native American party, a number of
s0re-head Democrats and about 1000 negroes in
New Orleans alone. Besides these there were
number OF merchants and professional men
who were formerly Democrats carried on the
rolls The oath taken is binding under the
penalty of death. The association nominated
the entire National ticket There is also a
fnmor or another organization styled the Red
warriors, the members of which are bound By
the strictrst penalty to do the bidding of their
chief without question. In case where the
killing OF any enc is determined on, the mem
bers draw for the mission by ballot. The aim
of the Red Warriors ia to terrorize naturaIzed
citizens just prior to electio and on election
day and TO surround the polls and iutimidate
voters. 1t was determined last week at the
secret council that in case the election went
against them, the boxes were to be seized and
destroyed The entire organization is now
known to the authorities and measures have
been taken TO suppress it at once. On the
least exhibition on their part the militia will be
summoned out by general alarm.
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Tropical Vea,ber

NEW YORK, Oct 2O.-The SUMS Kingston
special says: SNOW has been fallino today
in the Cstskills, and the higher peaks are nsrt,
ly covered. The Consequence is a decided
change iD the Temperature bereabouts. The
weather for the past few weeks has been sucb
as to raise the question whether or not we were
warm for the season and the Effect upon trn;t
trees has been such as to warrant prospect
Tor second crop. Cherry, apple and pear
trees are in full blossom and a number of
strawberry growers in southern Ulster are
reaping rich harvest from premature second
growth of berries.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-21
Gloucester Fish Marker.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, October 49,
gloucester Fish market and arrivals for the week
ending October 10:
There is but little change to note in the condition
OF the Market Shore fish have been in fair supply
with last sales at IA per cwt for Cod for Haddock
II for Cusk and Hake; for Pollock; Sword fish II:
fresh Mackerel TO Sc each; receipts of Mackere for
the week comprise IL fares 1900 bbs from Bay of ST
Lawrence and 4 fares, 700 bbls from Oft shore; we
quote Bays at u to Is per Dbl for PSI 81 to for
rs and So 10 for 3s Shore Mess "a OO extra do at
% 90. The number Of Bank arrivals IL and seven
bring $4,000 lbs Goldfish. and 10 bringing IT'S lbs of
Halibut, with last sales of latter at "a 4c % lib for
market is steady at q " qtl for large and medi-
UNI; dry cured Y qtl; twentythree Georges arTi-
lbs Goldfish; we quote go quality a. and 81 ID otl
tor large and medium; cured Shore Cod 81 a 3aY
qtl Halibut fins So per Dbl; fins and napes 81 So;
habut heads So 30; picked tongues S.: tongues and
sounds $sa; Sword fish at 80; picked Cod at 30;
picked Haddock at SO; Cusk at O0B qtl; Haddock
at 90 to CO.; Hake 25 Pollock at rs to / ii:
Smoked Halibut II. Medicinal Oil at 90 per cal;
Tanners Oil at $50; Porgie Oil 33c.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-21
ASIA.
The Afghan Sif9uficu.

LONDON, Oct, 20.-A special despatch from
Darjeeling says that it is reported with con.
siderable show of probability that Amer of
Afghan is a strenously endeavoriug to effect
a compromise. According to reports Of the
natives be is even perfectly ready to meet the
viceroy at Pssshower. This disposition, how
ever, is attributed to desire to gam time
The government can afford to negot ate as
there is little doubt that all idea of
winter campaign has benn abandoned, but
only unqualified and immediate Submission
will prevent war, and it is almost hopeless to
expect the Amer to yield to the requirements
OF the government, one of which is that the
command OF the most important strategic rules
Shall be placed in its hands The Afghans all
lies at MUD are now estimated to pnmber 26.-
000 ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-21
6aYaua Markell

HAVANA. October Observation-Disclosures gwere
restricted to few parcels at last weeks quotations
sellers remaining firm despite the dullness and no
10 d at 81 q reals gold per arrobe; Muscoyado
Sugar common to far at 81 q reals; Centrifugal
Sugars No Ii to Ii in boxes hhds at 81 "a reals
stock in warehouses at Havana and Matanzas SIS ,
81 boxes, $4,000 bags and "A, 4l hhds receipts for
the week l1J2 boxes 81 bags and SOLO hhds EXPORTS
during the week 1890 boxes $3.50 bags, 1880 bids in
Guiding 3S0O boxes and all hhds to the United States
Freights nominal no demand for the United States
Tobacco dull.
Spanish gold 1872 g 1893. Exchange dull.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-21

LONDON, October 19.-1230 P. M.-Consols o. 5-16
for money and 81 7-l6 for account.
LONDON, October 19-1230 P. M.-American secu-
nled States bonds, 67s 1919; new SIS 1063
new SIS lO54; 1O40s, at 10s; Erie l6; Illinois Cen,
trail II.
LIVERPOOL, October 19-12.30 P. M-Cotton ia
easter; Middling uplands at Sled; do Orleans at
9l6d sales 5000 bales, including 900 bales for
uation and export.
Futures l-32 q 1-16 cheaper; October delivery OF
$3.50; October and November at 1916 "a 25-:,2
Flour at 10 g %; Winter Wheat at s IA 10;
Spring do at s g 80; California averages at 8 Ia
49, club at IL q 10 Corn at 20 q % 9; Peas at
49,. Provisions, &c-Pork at 46; Beef 81 g.; Bacon
~ g 81 8; Lard at S5 6. Cheese at AZ g. Iapow at
81 6. AT London Talow at 81 3,
PARIS, Oct. 19-l3o P. M.-Rentes 1Is 25
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Rur2laries i'm New sharon,

HARRINGTON, Oct 19.-The stores of WV,
Norcross ard f. 81. Soule of New Sharon,
were entered last night, and money and goods
amounting to 800 taken. There is no clue.
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-The following are
the postal changes for the past week in Maine:
Observation-Disclosures station, Waldo county.
Postmssters appointed-Roscoe A. Kings
bury, East Corinth, Pepobscot county; Alisha
Washburn, Hodgdon, Aroostook county.
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NEW ORLEANS. Oct. ia Natchez special
says there is trouble in Concordia parish op-
poste that city among the negroes. WIN
thought that the whites were coming to punish
them for the Waterproof affair Three white
men were fired upon but not hit, and Jndpe
Mayo has gone there to quiet them, they hay-
ing confidence in him.
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Attempted Bodv s,.,c.,;uo

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct 20.-Consderabl
excitement prevails here to-day over an AT.
tempt to open grave 10 Mount Oliver ceme.
terry, the guard being shot at and wounded
BY the parties who got away and are unknown.
Blood tracks have been discovered,
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2O.-There is much excite
ment in the country near this place over an
outrage committed by two unknown negroes
who raped and cut With knife the nerson of
Frances Otte, aged IL.