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Writing Geography, English Cram
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Literary Department.
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Braarhes. Latin and Crock, So 90
Modern Languages, extra per mo. > 90
Lessons in Music und use of in
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Ornamental Branches, usual charges.
Medicinal Fee FIR five months, / 90
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In selecting our corps of teachers we
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wcli. believing nouc cnR - iuccessiHii,
touch The French laugurge IL: those who
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ciI inducements will be offered to those who purchase unlro.
ken packages. We feel confident We can sell at as low figure.
as any honsa in this section. ways on hand, prime articles Of
Flour Esaoon Lard Sugars Cof,ce N?olaa3os ooa4
and all other staple and sheIT Goods in this line.
CLOTHING We make 3 specially of Clothing, and
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monost to the finest suits and all sizes. We can fit the Ieauest
and the latest men, little and big, boys and men. Also, a very
large stock OF piece goods, including an excellent quality Of
Casainoreg and jeans.
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B. CARBOROUG
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-14
THE INDIANS.
Fears of n General War. Gen. Howard in
the Field-SettIers Aiming for Defence

Fears of a General War. Gen. Howard i'm
the Field-SettIers Aiming for Defence.
NEW YORK, June 13-An Omaha dispatch
says: Gen. Crook has received telegram from
Fort Hall stating that friendly Bannocks, with
passes from Gen. Crook, sent to the hosties
for information, were sent back. Il is impos-
slble Tor the military to learn the state of af-
fairs. Great trouble is anticipated. Gen.
Crook says the report of concerted action on the
part OF various tribes is probably false. Each
tribe is acting on its own reasons He thinks
that Sitting Bull is not likely to come down
till later. A general Indian war is feared by
officers who have been stationed in the Indian
country.
Boise CRY. June 12-Gen. Howard has ar
rived, and will make his headquarters at a
sheep rancho, where three companies of cavsl-
~ and nine OF lpfantry will concen trate. Gen.
Grover, with three companies, will scout from
Big Camas Prairie and will be reinforced from
Fort Hall. The officers at Fort McDermot are
ordered to furnish guards for stages.
WINNEMUCCA, June II Parties from Parade
Valley, farming dist riot, 30 miles northeast
of this place, report armed rapchers assem-
bed at Kemler's store, anticipating an attack
by Indians. Another military company is be-
ing organized here to take the fl Id as soon as
arms and ammunition are received.
WASHINGTON, June 10 The Sc cret afy of
War has received communication from Mai
Guido Ilges dated at Fort Benton, Montana,
WulCu says lue 0COS foubreS anu ASSludUOl0eS
Indians hove all gone across the line for no
good purpose. News reached him that the
camp of Sitting has had its war darcs and
many Indians of various tribss were present.
The commissioner of Indian affairs has infor-
nation that the Indians have left Mahalew
agency and are believed to be on their way to
join the hostile Bannocks, that Gen. Howard
refused the ag nts requests for troops to guard
government property snd recommends the en-
ployment of citizens guard for that purpose.
frNv "
ans are committing depredations in the NAL
heur,
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-14
NEW YORK.

General Railroad Strike ia Prospect.
New YORK, June 13.-Ths Express says it
is believed concerted strike by all railroad
employees will be inaugurated next Monday.
Graduation e xereises at West Point.
NEW YORK, Juue 13.-One thousand per-
sons witnessed the graduating exercises of the
cadets today. Rev JAS Lewis made formal
address and President Hayes followed with a
brief speech. The Presidents remarks were
heartily applauded and followed by brief re-
marks by the Secretary of War, Gen. Devens
and Gen. Sheridan.
ExpiOsfonsand Fire.
At quarter past six this evening an explos-
ion occurred in the engine room of Henry Bit
terS' morocco factory, six story building 10
the rear of 148 and 100 East 33i street, between
Third and Lexington avenues. The flames
quickly communicated to the upper stories
and from there to the furniture factory of Alex
ander R9ux, completely destroying its contents.
About 100 workmen in the furniture factory
narrowly escaped the flames The furniture
factory was seven stories high.
The origin of the explosion seems to be
shrouded in mystery though i, is stated that
Mr.. Bitters was experimenting with benzine
and oil when the explosion occurred. Btters
was badly burned about the head and body
Nos 142, IA, 146, 14S and 100, all private
dwellings,, are damaged. Neither Roux or
BItters can yet give the amount of loss es or
assurances. The factory buildings were owned
by Matthew Byrne.
Both Bitters and his son positively denied
that any thug Of an inf ammable nature was
used in the tanning of sheep skins for pocket.
books and fine goods in their line of business,
but heaps of skins aud gunny bags we're pulled
from the corner of the building where the
flames were fercest and were scatt sred in the
yard. These were found to be soaked il fluid
either benzine or naptha. The firement think
two or three barrels of the stuff must have
been poured over the heap by somebody.
BSrues' loss is $1,000. insured Bitters' loss is
$4,000, insured for $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-14
MICHIGAN REPUBLICANS.
STATE COVE ton at Deiroit-Uhas. Cros-
well Nominated for Governor

81 sB CODvegu0n at DrtrOlt-G has. CrOs-
we'll Nominated for Governor
DETROIT, June 13-rhe Republican state
convention org snized with ex Senator Chandler
as permanent President. The following state
ticket was nominated:
GoverDor-Chas. Croswell
1t Governor-AlOnzo Sessions.
Secretary of State-Wm. Jenny, Jr,
Treasurer-Gen. ID. b. Pritchard
Audtor-W s. Lattimer
Land Com missioner-Jas Nesmith.
Member of State Board of Education-Geo,
T.. Edwards.
Attorney General-Otto Kochner.
Superintendent of Public Gnstrucdon-H, s.
Tarbel.
Ex-senator Chandler was made chairman of
the state committee by reclamation.
The resolutions recognize the duty of secur.
ing to all citizens free and untrammelled exer-
else of the right of suffrage aud the protection
of all from whom it claims allegiance; con-
eratul ates the country on the signs of return
ing prosperity and on a certainty that the re-
coyery is to be made enduring by return to
specie payments: denOunee Reputation in all
its forms; insist that the debts of the nation be
paid with the same honor and fairness with
which the honest man pays his Individual
debts; denounce the Greenback heresy and all
oommunistic organic atoms aud hold that the
Presidents title was rrevocably settled by the
44th Congress and that any attempt to destroy
it is fraught with danger to Republican insti-
tutions.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-14
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Sadyk Pasha, late chief of the Turkish army,
virtually exled.
The operations at a number of mills 10
Burnley and Todmarden resumed work yester
day at 10 per cent reduction.
The Pope's health is declining aud his
physicians declare that his removal from the
Vatican is necessary. The cardinals object
however.
1t is proposed to extend the appointment of
Lord Dufferin, governor of Canada, IL months
on account of his great popularity.
The New York Herald's Washington
despatch says that political assessments are
going on and zesesVe no notice from the
administration.
The London Times Vienna special confirms
report that the forces in Dalmatia and Tran
svluania aud on the Save have been ordered to
be put on a war fooaing and supplied with
artillery.
Twenty companies of cavalry, with two
Calling guns and two rifiad cannon, were sent
to reinforce General Mckenzie Monday, near
Eagle Pass, to cross into Mexico in pursuit of
roiders. Tho troop, have hft9en days.
ratiOns.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-14
Wilbor's COdLiver OIL

and Lime. The friends of persons who have been
stored from confirmed consumption by the use of
this original PREPARATION and the grateful parties
themselves. have. by recommending it and acknowl-
edgng its wonderful efficacy, given the article vast
popularity in New England. The Cod Liver Oil is in
this combination robbed of its unpleasant taste, and
is rendered doubly effective in being coupled with
the lime, which is itself restorative principle. sup
plying nature with just the assistance required to
heal and reform the diseased lungs Abb WILBoR,
Boston, proprietor. Sold by all druggists.
je1O eodlwsn
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-14
THE QUEBEC RIOT.
All Quite in the City Yesterday.
The VEo6 Cowed by the Military.

QUEBEC, Juue is The strike has the ap-
pearance to-day of terminating quietly on
account of the presence of so large force of
military. The Montreal troops arrived safely
by special train, and Immediately proceeded to
the citadel. The different regiments have
been relieving each other ever since, being on
duty at the citadel and the parliament house.
The mob met at Jaques Cartier Hotel about 8
a. M, and were addressed by one OF their
number, but refused to follow him in any num-
small assembly of rioters marched as far as
the Esplanade this morning but they dispersed
aud hid their flag. A considerable mob con-
gregated however all day near Louis gate,
principally no doubt, to watch the interesting
movements Of the troops back and forward
from the citadel.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-14
middes q; short clear do st. Alcohol at sssc. whis

mddles q; short clear do S. Alcohol at aSlc whis-
KEY STEADY at o.
Freghts-Corn to Buffalo II.
hecelpts-5,O00 holg flour, 81, 600 bnsh wheat ST.
010 5qsh corn, 1900 bush oats, 1900 bush rye, $50
bush barley.
AGO bush barley. ''
At the afternoon call of the board the market closed
Corn fairly active at ST. "a sse for np D s,c for
July, Pork frmer and q higher. Lard frmer and
unchanged
81 LOUIS, june 13.-Flour is dull. Wheat is
June s9f 90Bc for July mo do at mo Spring
S2c Corr dull; Mop Mixed at 3la a 3lac for cash;
s4tc tor J J1,ne s5s 3ec for July oats inactive
No TAT 25tc RSe easier at Soc. Whskey is steady
at Oh. Pork easier; jobbing 37A. Lard nominally
unchanged at 20 asked, 60 bid. Bulk Meats are
q sos and 62a q 70 for shoulders clear rib and
clear sides. Sugar cured hams at 10 q IL; fancy
900 bush corn 5000 bush oats O. 600 bush rye, O1O
bush barley, 100000 hogs.
shipments-4,7oo bbls -four, 5000 bush wheat.6s,-
600 bush corn, 1900 bush oats, 3lOO bush rye 1000
bush barley.
TOLEDO, June 13.-Wheat dull; Amber Michigan
on spot and June at 02a; July at 97c No Red
WI M, at az spe of June at s July 9c No
High Mixed at 800; No Cd spot 39c asked, 1890 Of
tered July at &c., No White at 4OIc; rejected S6c
damaged SIC. Oats nominal.
Receipts-0,000 bbls flour, 5000 bush wheat IS 900
Dusb corn, :, 600 bush oats, 90 hogs.
Shipments-000 bbls -four, 1000 oush wheat SO 600
bush corn. IA, 900 bush oats.
MILwAUKEB, June 13.--Flour dull and depressed.
Wheat unsettled and declined &c and closed firm
No Milwaukee at 02a for hard; No / Milwaukee
soft at sg2e NO Mllwaukee at 97sc spot and for
june; S5ac for July; No Milwaukee at S6lc Corn
lower; No at 35ac. Oats weak; No at 254c. Rye
quiet and STEADY s9i No at 5se Barley weaker No
Pork at s 81 cash and July. Lard-prme steam at
g..
Freights dull and easer-Wheat to Buffalo q q.
Kecelpts-50OO bbs flour, So 600 bush wheat.
Shlpments-4000 bbls -four, 100000 bush wheat
CINoINNATI, June 13.-Pork lower al 90 bid, 9 %
asked Lard quiet and firm; current make at 20
kettle at a 9 II; Bulk Meats are in good demand
shoulders at Al short rib cash. O5 bid buyer fol
June; short clear do St. Bacon is inactive and low
err shoulders at 4s Il; clear rib at 81 "a So; clear
| at Oh.
Hogs quiet and steady; common at 2 80 q TO-
light at 10 q 30; packing at 20 a 40; butcher:
at 4o y 50 receipts 3O76head; shipments SS5 head
DETROIT, June ID. Wheat is q lower; extra
1 49,
keeepts-16 600 bush wheat.
| Shipments-32,OO 600 bush.
FINDS 1I2c.
MEMPHIS, June 13.-Cotton firm ;ndiddling upland
| at lie.
| GALVESTON, June 1s.-Cotton steady ;Middling up
CHARLESTON, June 13.-Cotton quiet Middln,
| uplands lie.
| uplands 1Osc.
NEW ORLEANS, June 13.-Cotton firm; Middln,
| uplands at 114c.
MOBILE, June 1S.-Cotton is quiet and firm; Mid
| ding uplands 10ac.
| SAVANNAH, June 13.-Cotton is firm ;AIiddlng up
lands at 1Osc.
AUGUSTA. June 13.-Cotton firm; Middling up
lands at II q 1isc.
NORFOLK, June 13.-Cotton steady; Middling up
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-14
New York stack aud nIauex marnet

NEW YORK, June l3-Evening. Money easy at 81
9 per cent. on call. Sterling Exchange steady at
Yesterdays rates-4S4k q 4s4a for long and 1864 "a
1861 for short sight.
Gold declined from 1O1 to 1OO5 borrowing rates 8
customs receipts to-day were $224,OOO. The Treas
ury disbursements We're Sl4,700 Governments are
traction lower. Railroad mortgages irregular
The transactions al the Stocb Exchange to-day az
gregated pa $40 shares including 1886 shares Lake
Shore 30 100 shares Erie, 266c0 shares North Wes-
Tern 2oSI5 shares st Paul, q 500 shares Lackawan-
ma, 16 400 shares Western Union 2I8O shares Micbi-
gan Central 347O shares Pittsburg 1886 shares Rock
Islam |, 245O shares Del & Hud 1900 shares Wabash.
I7OO shares New Jersey Central, 1850 shares New
York Central. WV
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-14
European Markets.

LONDON, June 13-l2.3O P. M.-Consols at 95 11-16
or money and IS 49, 16 tor account.
LONDON June 13-123O P. M.-American securi-
tiesUnited States bonds CTS at 1893 new SIS 1919;
new as 1851 10-4Os, 1893; Erie at 5a; Illinois Cen
trail S7a.
LIVERPOOL June 13-12.3O P. NJ Cotton market
sales $4,000 bales including 1910 bales for speculation
can.
5-16; June and July SIG.
Flour at 20 g %; Winter Wheat at 10 10 a Ii !;
spring do at IL @ 81; California averages at 10 5
III y; club at III g IL Q; Corn at % g.; Peas at &c.
PROVISIONS, &c--Pork at 426; Beet II s; Bacon at
70 g % 6; Lard at 25 6. Cheese at 4S. Taow at
81 8. at London Tailow at SO g.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-14

CHICAGO, June 13-H ogs-receipts 80 900 head ship
3 40. w NoN az 90 "
market firm; shipping Steers at 90 "a 10: teeders
at 80 @ 90. Wv" 0o"o
sheep-recepts 80 head; sales at 90 @45o.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Portland ybo,es.Ia rv.rLa,

Portland Wholesale Market,
THURSDAY. June 13.-The markets are quiet to-.
day with but few changes to note. Corn is firm at
bic for car lots and BIC for bag lots; Meal is quoted
at SIC and Oats at 4O Sugars steady at 9sc for
graduated and 9lc for Extra G. Flour is steady and
prices show no improvement. Pork and Lard re-
main firm and in fair demand at the last quotations.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-14

Odd the President at this interview say
that Anderson had been appointed to collec-
torship in the state department?
A-No sir. He sad nothing about it,
After some further testimony on the same
subject the committee adjourned until tomor-
row.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Home TOR AGED KEn,nep.

The Home for Aged Women will be open to the
public on the Anniversary of the Association, FRI
DAY, June 18th. Subscribers and friends will be
cordially received, from 10 a. M, to 5p. m.
iel3 dotsn
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-14
MARRIED..

In this city, June Sth. by Rev. Go. W. Bckne
Richard Castle and Mrs. Jane Strayton, both OF
Deering.
In this city, June 10, by Rev. Geo. W. Bcknen
PAM Guthrie OF Gorham and Miss Anna Smith of
Denmark.
In this city, W. j. Knowlton and vetta c. Tibbetts
both of Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-14
TIE MATTHEW'S HNoUpRv

The Matthews committee met this noon. All
were present except Mr. Edmunds. Mr. Ali
ter committee Anderson was excused SO that
he couli be present VALE Mrs jerks was Civ
ing her testimony before that committee. Re-
cess was then taken. Senator Matthews was
present,
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-14

Boston Stock Market.
lSales at the Brokers' Board June 1911
10 Portland, Saco & Portsmout Railroad .. e51
Boston q Maine Railroad. ...,,,,,.,- (O 1O3
t.aseotn hdirodu "a II
Eastern Railroad new bonds). ............ q 63I
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-14

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance hush corn meal to q
True 81 Co.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-14
Clearing House Transactions.

The Clearing House Of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. .....................$ 82,56S 80
Net balances. $500, ..,..."........... 1920 20
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-14
There is Trouble i'm store

For those who neglect to recty Irregularities of the
stomach, liver and bowels, which they toolishly i'm
agne Will come right of themselves. OF this silly
error such persons are usually disabused by the de
Veiopmentof some serious chronic maady, traceable
TO what they were pleased to consider tifing dsor
der OF the above hamed associate organs Such
elimination is easily avoided. A course of Hostet-
ter's Stomach Btters invariably has the effect of
renewing the secretive action of torpid liver restor-
ing healthy digestion and assimilation, and render
ing the habit of body perfectly regular The activity
ofthese all important functions being restored and the
entire system toned and regulated by the incompar-
able corrective and nvigorant, danger to the gen.
era health is to be apprehended from causes which,
il. je10eod&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-14

:, SAN FRANCISCO, June IS The following are the
pared with those of Tuesday,: '' 'oN-
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-14

HEALTH AND ECONOMY Undoubtedly the most
reliable baking powder sold in this market is "Con
gress" Yeast Powder, it being pure ana healthy, and
especially good for dyspeptics when used in Biscuits
Dumplings Ac Give it a trial, and you will always
use Congress-.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-14
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE IA.
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.

Graduation Exercises at the Casters
Normal Schsoi.
CAsrISE, Jane 13-Grsdaation exercises at
the Eastern Normal School took place to-day.
Seven young ladies and twelve gentlemen re-
ceived diplomas Gov. Common and Council, Mr..
Corthell, State Superintendent of School, Hon.
Stanley T. Pallen and other trustees were in
attendance. There was reunion of the
alumni and dinner at the Acadan. Attendance
OF visitors is quite large.
Fire Engine Contest.
BRUNSWICK, June ia competitive trial
of the fire engines of Brunswick and Topsham
was held to-day for prize of silk banner.
The Kennebec of Brunswick played two
hundred and eighteen feet four inches; Niagara
OF Brunswick two hundred and fourteen feet
four inches; Protector of Brunswick and
Androscoggin of Topsham each one hundred
and eighty-four feet.
Dea,h of Prof Geo. w. Kelley,
WATERvmLE, June 13.-Prof. Geo W.
Kelley, LII. D., expired almost instantly this
afternoon, aged 70. His health of late has
been considered unusually good. He gradua
at Brown university in 1924; received the
degree of LII. ID. at that restitution in 1919;
came to Waterville in 1S49 as professor of
mathematics and natural philosophy ia
Watervllle College, serving in that capacity
until 1852. He has since resided here, being
connected with the government coast survey.
he was distinguished for his literary and
scientific attain ments, purity and uprightness
Of character. His loss will be deeply felt in
this community and throughout the scientific
circles in general
Bold Robbery.
RocKLAND, June 13.-This afternoon George
Lopez alias Woodman, a young man employed
as hostler by Mrs. w. A. Farnsworth, entered
the house while the family was absent, stole q
diamond solitaire ring worth about 5000 and
three other valuable rings and fled with his
booty.
Senator Blaine Hi.
WASHINGTON, June ia story was current
this afternoon that Senator Blaine was
seriously i'll, bat his physician says tha Senator
was merely Suffering from slight mslarial
attack and to-day had chill which rendered
it prudent for him to rem ain at home.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-14
GHETEO BIOLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOB THE MKT TWENTY -FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, Dc,
June IA, Il A. M
For New England
higher pressure, variable winds, slightly warm
err. clear and partly cloudy weather witt pos
sibly light rains.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-14

Louis Henri Martin, the historian of France
aud Ernest Renan have been elected members
of the French Academy.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-14
RHSHE RMEN.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Ar at Port Mulgrave Ms, 10th, sch City Point frop
Portland for Western Banks.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-14

April co. lat % IL S. lon 81 0S W, ship Alex Gibson
Speed, from Liverpool for San Francisco.
June lat 81 30, Ion SO, brig Adele MeLoon, Arey,
from Boston for Jamaica.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-14

At Bombay May 10. ships Raphael. Sherman, fol
Liverpool, ldg; New Era. Sawyer for Calcutta Cora
Coombs, and Frank Pendleton, Nichols, Tor San
Francisco, Saratoga, Kendall, unc.
Ar at Cadiz prev to 18th inst, barque Ibis, Sawyer
New York
Ar at Queenstown June Stb, ship VIM McGilvery
Nichols, kangoon.