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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-23
NAT. NJ. BURFORD,
Chairman OF Comm

On motion, the report of the COM
mittee was adopted.
On motion the secretary was suthor-
lied and instructed to send a certified
copy Of these resolutions 20 each OF our
representatives in congress; that the
proceedings of the meeting be pub.
lished in daily papers, and that they
be urged 10 call the sftertion of the
press of northwest Texas TO the action
of the Dallas bar. Tue committee on
correspondence reported that all the
attorneys interested bad been notified.
On motion the secretary was in
stTueted To send paper containing a
report OF the proceedings of this meet
ing to each attorney in all the counties
interested III the proposed measure
The meeting then adjourned sine dc.
ALEX. WHITE Chairman.
DAVID W. ADAMS, Secretary.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Noe. Repers-Yfnancaal.

Neoa Repsss-gfnancial.
Nsw yoax, March 2i.--sstocks opened de-
Ginning. but have since become iirm, with
an advance, Money ut per cent. Gold
81 e0lxe3i o.. Exehanae-long q al short
q 10. state bonds steady. Government
bonds firm.
Gold opened Ut u 0its.
Evsnins Repsrs-
NEW foRK. Asnrh 2i.-sstsriins strong 1t
]. Money casy ~ ~ per cent Gold u Vlh-
oonds quiet.
NEW OALKAxa, March al.-G0id 81 MkD
0l5<. sight par. sterling hank - ss
Co6san uashss.
GALvuDxpH. March el--Cotton-R eontpts
mel "a bNtes, eFo1s "a balsA Imports %
GfsAtHrl5ntn - talsa; r.nce - bsles,
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Centaur
lininn entS,
Jas n. WALKER.
Ppr~sdent


cna Kind is, the Human FAMILY.
TIE Other for Eorses AID Animals.
arnese Lininepts are ssmply tue woness -
the world. 1helF effects axe ritie ies, tn
marvellous.
The white l.Istment - f.r -. hsf.,.
hnDy. IL Will drive Rueuu8atishs srisrIes
and neuralgia from the system. ear. T,.,,5-
osSo, Chnblsins, Lock jaw. Pal %. IIoh. .r.a
Rom frozen hands and feet and ne t..i.o5
OF olbes aud stinEs Of venouous r.pi isss. n
slosas. sssilinss. ana alleviate IA IN a.
~ !. TIE mot potent Tefnciy evef si-sor.r..i
70 heal The Ia IuT~d parts- The Gen frIaf ~
linent "a used with great eisc.cy ioT So.
ann seaS Back 'fh- s.ftC slnE ). frf : 80,
ple OF tie ilefn~fot- tEsitul.tr4 -ais
.Sa.AsS EsNE- -, On. Ind. Ary -. Is.z
Wii.k = rig say - iulaTra sos lf..-
hrte asq4t - fn1.. lI si-s .-Irr'
cfo1-is- a tee Dt.ftlds - gNa.sus L-i-ts,.....
has 9oi's tie 1ofE Tor ilc. I have not -.
free ffoan ths-g swelIln zsfs es,hf 80 -,
4 a~s J'erJer'ly trstk- The Iirlrn-it ot..i, -
oe Abpne1 vaTln;
The proof IL In the trial. IL II r-lts IL. a.
- handy. IL = cheap. Ans every fsr,iiy
en- ould have the Nliteen Claur LiuiFu en-
Abe Neiies Censsar Lsafm~ar 4.
nesh OF hoE-s~ sBd animals. IL ha. psrf.1sfa-
- more son1sEfoi eurs-- IL three year. a.
CbANA1- EtsA4As " AA1d lA4ts. HcFnsfru.S
~ cenys and general Lnmeas--s. fhstI ~
Other Iemedie- In existence Read Whaf fs~
great EsProsssusn s.y of 10:
"sEy roax, January. ls7s-
"Eyery owner Of horses shuuld give ~.
Centacr LinitHert . Mai We rnn.sssr IA
'ne Desk Aftisis ever I'D ~ g.s st-his--
"sapt- Adams III. stabies, NJ.
IL. fULTz,
"supt u. \. IA -tsols-, NY
sAIBERTs- oLIN
"snpt. Nat Ex. Stables. n
The be~i pstsons OF this Llnimsr ar Par
men aud Veterinary eorxeons. who .re en-
annually uslng SONS Llpinenl- IL he.l,
ais. Wounds ana foiI-~vfl. rssaoxs- sW.fL
tne., and - worth millions cf csila-s an
nnally 10 Farmers. Iiycry-taen st.,~f ,rrs,-
or tattlc-
What Farrier cannot do Cor n, "a. a..
tans Lniment VIA 90 az q trining cost.
Ihe>e Anim<nu are sold BY al d~si@r.
throughout the country. They are NATHANIEL
~ the erepticsor sid . botis wili - give
- .sfn<f OF rhysiciAn Who de~irs- 20
lalssstssy q !. .. asss q Co.
- ~ D.. xKW yo8K
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Aefisa af TIE Dallas Bar Coaeeraing
the MN FEDERAL Snurf Ilisi rte


AT an adjourned meeting of the Dali
las Bar Association, held Thursday
evening, at the courthouse, with Hon
Alexander White presiding, To con-
slider the seton of the Galveston bar,
the committee on resolutions reported
the following:
To Hon. Alex. White, Chairman:
Your committee appointed to take
into consideration the action OF the
Galveston bar Ia reference to the crea
ton of new judicial Of -triet, To be
called the Northern District of Texas,
aui To express the sense OF the bar of
Dallas Ia reference 10 the creation OF
said district. beg leave to report:
That ibe federal courts, as now or
gatized aud located, are uusuited TO
the necessities and inadequate to a
prompt dispatch of the business of the
people.
That two judges are unable to trans
act the business of 2,0O0,0 o0 of people,
Dispersed over ali area em bEaeing IA,
OJo square miles,
That the present places OF holding
the courts are 80 far removed from a
large portion OF the people of the state
/ rs To make II extremely ineonyeDient
and expensive for them to iitiyat.
their rights in said court.
That the number of judges ought to
| be increased aud the places of holding
the courts distributed aud fixed with
| reference to the geographical eenters,
| the centers OF population and of bust
hess.
That ne cordially approve the bill
! now pending before congress To create
| the northern Judicial district of the
state OF Texas, and request our sena-
/ tors and representatives to urge its
! speedy passage.
We call their attention 10 the fact
that three of the places for holding the
federal court III Texas as now fixed are
south OF parallel thirty degrees thirty
minutes, while lie remaining point,
Tyler, il near the eastern boundary OF
the state, remote from aud almost iu~
| accessible To large portion OF the
people OF northwest Texas, and 10 the
further TACT that the country west of
longIEu lie ninety-siX and north of the
thirty first parallel embraces almost
oEe-halI the area OF the state and con
taius to day largely mere than one
I third OF her population and wealth,
at.d that la this territory there is no
federal court held.
Inst the settlements on oar frontier
within these lines are extending To the
west forty niiles ear, aud that our
population is increasing more than
one hundred Thousand per annum,
while the taxable values on the iron
tier are doubling themselves every
year.
That we esteem the acsion of the
bar of the city Of Galveston and ali
others, seeking to defeat the Just ex-
peetations of the people of northw est
Texas, in the reorganization of the
federal court. and the establishment of
"a court ia this section OF the state Tim
perstiveiy demanded by and suited TO
the convenience aud business necessi.
ties OF this people), rs illiDerai aud
unfair.
NAT. NJ. BURFoRD,
Chairman OF Committee.
. On motion, the report of the com.
mittee was adopted
On motion the secretary was suthor-
lied and instructed to send a certified
copy Of these resolutions 20 each OF our
representatives in congress; that the
proceedings of the meeting be pub
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COMMERCIAL.
CoTroN MARKET.
Sotfnsa Nsatsssleaas.

kvs the week snain= isul. March Z is7s.
farnlshsa3 THE UkRALo ~ a.. ~. Bhgisett
Reporter IN 'nis city Tor tse National t,,is
fon tachaaee.
stock on hand September ist- i3e
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
MAINE.
Especial to the Press.l
Fire in EryebuPy.


FRYEBURG, Aug. S-The buildings OF A5ra-
ham w. Anderson, situated at North Fryeburg,
were burned this morning at about s o'clock,
with nearly all their contents. A pair of oxen
were also burned to death. Insured for $1,000
in the Fryeburg Mutual Insurance Company.
The fire was first discovered in the barn, but
too late to put out the fire. Mr.. Anderson was
away from home.
ITO the Associated Press.l
Death of Prominent Citizen of East
port.
EAsTPoRT, Aug. Sc. j. Noyes died last
night, aged about 20. For 80 years he was
cashier of the Frontier Bank, and was an hon
est and faithful official, and beloved and re.
spected citizen.
Russian esmcers.
AUGUSTA, Aug. S.-The Russian officers of
Cimbria were entertained by the city today, be-
ing shown to the principal points of interest in
the city and vicinity. They returned to Bangor
this afternoun, highly pleased with their visit.
Fire.
LEWISTON, Aug. 3.-Last night the stable of
Jerry Lord on Knox street was burned Two
houses adjoining were damaged.
Greenback RslIy in Gnrdinsr.
GARDINER, aug. S.-IreaG enthusiasm was
manifested here at the Greenbaek rally to-
night A Greenback organization, bearing
large banner with appropriate embems, parad-
ed the streets headed by band, and marched
to the hall, which was densely packed. Scion
Chase made Greenback speech of over two
hours, which was received with great ap-
plause.
Large Firs in Biddeford.
BDDEFokD. Aug. 8.-The largest and most
destructive fire for over year visited this city
to-day. 1t originated near Hanson's carriage
factory on Main street and the block adjoining,
among SOME straw and other rubbish. Han
sons carriage factory building ard a frame
building adjoining occupied by Samuel Hanson
as grocery store and Leonard Dearborn, bar
Der, on the lower floor, and tenements above
are nearly totel loss. The carriage factory
was owned and occupied by Henry Written,
who lost large amount Of stock A large
number of finished sleighs were stored in the
attic. Loss over $4,000. There was about $1,000
insurance on the building and stork. The
Daily Times, and Union and Journal bald ing,
several hundred feet distant, caught fire in sew
eral places on the roof, but the flames were i'm
mediately extinguished.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-09
THE LOUISIANA QUESTION.

Stanley Matthews Views of Hayes Action
NEW YORK, aug. o.-ogau,oy nruJGnews
stated to newspaper man that the paper
shown by Major Burke at the WOrmley con-
ference was but memorandum of what was
intended to be done by the Nichols govern
ment to the negroes. and its line of policy in
Louisiana if it should come into power The
paper was not signed by anybody.
Mr.. Matthews also said:
One day when called to talk with the Pres
ident about the district attorneyship of Ken
lucky and had transacted my business and
risen to go, General Grant asked me to be seat
ed again and said that he desired to speak with
me about affairs in Louisiana. he then told
me that he had concluded to modify his orders
to Gen. Anger SO as to make it his duty simply
to preserve the peace. told him that this was
very important step and asked him if he un-
derstood what the full effect of such a change
of orders would be-. He said that while Gen.
Auger's duty was then to preserve the status
quo, Il remember was surprised to hear him
use that expression, he would subsequently, bs
expected only to keep the peace.
then said to the President, suppose the
Nichols government after this should, by
peaceable means, proceed to establish its Off
GERS in different parts of the state, and to sup
plant Packard, what then?"
THAT" replied the President, would be
none of my business. If Nichols can get pos
session of the state government by peaceable
means, let him do so'
General Grant then said there was no secret
about this matter, an he expressly authorized
me to inform the members of the Louisiana
delegation. went to the capital, and meeting
Ellis and Levy, told them what the President
had said to me- put it in writing because
wanted them to understand that the whole
Republican party as represented by its Presi-
dent, Grant, was committed to the policy
which we expected Gov. Hayes to pursue.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-09
MINOR TELEGRAMs.
Paris cabmen are on a strike.

Paris cabmen are on a strike.
OLeary will undertake to walk 400 miles
in 125 hours in Boston shortly.
1t is alleged that the ballots of several Re-
publican towns in North Carolina have been
illegally thrown out.
Fifty-fve persons were killed and 81 injured
by the explosion of a Russian powder magazine
in Fratiste, KOumania, Wednesday
1t is currently reported that the general
elections in the Dominion will not take place
till December
The revenue officials have had fight with
illicit distillcrs in Tennessee, and one of the
former has been wounded.
st. John Commandery of Bangor stopped at
Waterville yesterday on their way hame from
Skowhegan.
The dory Nautilus has arrived at Havre,
having accomplished the passage from Amer
lea in 56 days. The Nautilus will be taken to
the Paris exposition.
Ex-Mayor Brown Of Beres, Ohio. has been
arrested, charged with obtaining money under
false pretenses, and being connected with
gang of burglars.
Abraham Saydam has been arrested ia New
York on charge of forgery and perjury in
connection with real estate transaction in
Chicago.
At a mass political meeting at Mount Car
mel, III Wednesday, 10000 people were
street inscribed "Graut for President in 1902
Returns from the Hungarian elections show
that in lS7 elective districts 116 Liberals (sup-
porters OF the present government) 81 of the
united opposition and q of the extreme left
have been chosen.
Frank McLane, provision dealer of Boston.
was knocked down in his store Yesterday
morning and his safe robbed of between.
$500 and $500. McLane is in critical condi.
ton.
An official investigation into affairs in Utah
proves that the governor and all the Federal
officers in the territory, including the judges,
marshals, ETC., are unfit aud incompet to
MI their positions. A report to this effect will
be handed to the President.
There have been withdrawalssln large num-
Ders from the Oneida Community at Oneida,
N. l., ofsmembers who have lost faith in the
peculiar tenets of that association, and the
sub-communty at Wallingfofd, Connecticut, is
almost totally abandoned.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-09
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Accide =. to White Mountain rouri

Accide AT to White Mou ntain Tourists.
North CONWAY, Aug. S.-A party of seven
boarders from the Intervale House, North Con-
way. while returning from jackson this morn
ing met with serious accident, When de-
scending hill about half mile north of East
Branch House, Bartlett, whflstree of one of
the lead horses broke. which frightened the
horses, and they becoming uumanageable when
opposite the East Branch House, made sud-
den turn into the yard, completely overturnipg
the wagon. All of the party, who belonged in
Massachusetts, were more or less injured.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-09
POLITICAL.
The South Carolina Republicans Decide
not 10 Nominate n State Ticket.


not 10 Nominate State Ticket.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Aug. 8.-The Republican
state convention met at 10 q. m. and continued
the secret session the best part of the day. The
platform declares that the principles of equal
civil and political rights can only be enforced
by the Republican party; reiterates its abhor-
renee of violence, intimidation or fraud in
elections; denounces the practice of Democrats
attending Republican meetings; charges the
Democrats with being unfaithiul to their
pledges of 1876; denouncess the Democrats for
frauds, violence and intimidation in 1876, for
the assassenations and murders during that
campaign, and for the subsequent violent
seizure of the state government; denounces the
unseating of certain Republican members >of
the last legislature; arraigns the Democrats for
abolishng or removing certain election pre-
cincts; arraigns the fraud investigation; re-
affirms the belief in the fair election of Hayes
and Chamberlain, and pledges the Republican
party to the work of purgging the public
service. The following is the ninth article of
the platform:
We deem itinexpedient to nominate cand-
dates for governor and other state officers be-
cause, owing to the condition of affairs in this
state occasioned by the rifle club rule and two
years of Democratic supremacy it is impossible
for Republican voters in many counties, with
Outincurring great pers onal danger, to organ
ize for the campaign or to act at the election
The state executive committee was elected
and the convention adjourned until tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-09
European Markets.

LONDON, August 8-12.30 P. M.-Consols "a 1916
for money and account
LONDON, August 8-12.30 P. M.-Amercan securi-
ties-bonds, new 5's 1881.
Amount of bullion Withdrawn from the Raplr Of
England to-day was 100000. -
L1vERPooL,August S-12S sop. M.-Cotton market
quiet; Mlddlng upands at 6sd do Orleans at CAD /:
Gales 10000 bales, including 1000 bales for specua
lion and export; receipts 1900 bales all American.
Futures l-32d cheaper; August delivery. ises2d .
August and September, 1892 e9 9-16d
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-09
EUROPE.
The Austrian Occupation.

LONDON, Aug. ga Vienna despatch to the
Times says that the Turkish government de-
clares emphatically that it has ordered its rep
resentatives not to oppose the Austrians. The
delay Of these orders until the instruction has
established itself in the heart Of Bosnia de-
tracts somewhat from their value.
A Vienna despatch to Reuter- says that in
viaw of the insurrectonary movement in Bos-
MIA and Herzegovina, which the Ports is here
strongly suspected of fomenting, and in conse-
quence OF the agitation in Seryia and Montene-
gro, the Austrian government notwithstanding
the strong corps of occupation sent to Bosnia
and Herzegovina, intends effecting the further
mobilization of It's forces IN order to have in re-.
serve additional army corps for active service.
Great annoyance is felt in official quarters here
at the unfortunate Maglay affair, the Austrian
losses in which are considered due to mani fest
carelessness.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-09
New YORK. stock and nIoucr rIarket.

NEW YORK, August s-Evening. Wall Street
quiet Money easy at II q per cent. call. Ster-
ling Exchange dull at 1929 q 4s3 for long and 1860 a
4S7 for short sight.
Gold dull at 1909 throughout; carrying rates at
fat. The cearings were S7,3o5 900. The customs
receipts to-day were $47S,00O. Treasury dsburse-
ments 100000 for interest and 1891 600 for bonds
Governments are firm, State bonds quiet. Railway
mortgages firm.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-09
California Mining stocks.
Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, August s.--Hogs-receIpts $1,000 head
shipments 1900 head; market is strong, active and
shade higher, except for common and grassers;
choice heavy shipping at 10 (9 60; medium at 40
@ IS; light ut 80; mixed at 80 a TO-
Cattle-receipts 1900 head; shipments ESQ head ;
market steady and unchanged; good shipping at 80
"a 25; butchers are In fair demand; Cows at 20 "a
90; Bulls at 80 e so; Western Cattle are slow
at 709 2 30; Texans dull at 80 a. 60.
Sheep-reeelpts 100 head; market dull and weak
at 2 50 % 2 s..
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-09
SPORTING NEWS.
The Silver Lnke Reraffa

BOSTON, Aug. S.-The regatta at Silver Lake
on the 10Th inst. promises to be an imposing
event in boating. The Narragansett Club of
Riverside has entered crew for the six-oared
championship of New England, aud three 9TH
er crews are in training for the race.
Today Courtney and Ellis Ward entered for
for the professional scullers race, aud Frenchy
johnson, Kennedy OF Portland, Evan Morris
and other good scullers are also in. Geo. W.
Lee Of the Ireton Club of Newark. f. j.
Holmes, champion of Rhode Island, Learmon
of Union Springs, T. G. Murphy of Norwich,
Conn.,, and several local oarsmen, have entered
for the amateur scullers race for the gold medal
of the association, and Rathbone of New York
and other oarsmen are expected. Three crews
ing boat championship.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-09
METEOROLOGICAL.

LOCATIONS FOR THH MKT TWENTY -FOUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEP SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Aug. 9, Il A. MY
For New England
warmer, partly cloudy weather and oce asional
rains, winds mostly south to west, falling bar
nmater.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-09
News and Other Items.

Vanderbilt has agreed to allow the Grand
Trunk trains to run over his road to Chicago.
The total number of deaths from yellow
fever in New Orleans so far is So.
Four persons were killed and thirty injured
by collision on the PIttsburg, Cincinnati &
st. Louis railroad Wednesday.
Kempton South Cardinals runaway fnsn-
cal agent, has been arrested in Westfeld,
Mass.
The Treasury Department. has issued the 65th
call for the REDEEM ption of $5,O00,O0O of $40
bonds, consols of 1865, principal and interest to
be paid at the treasury on and after the 9TH of
1yurvIutvr at, tnsv.--. ill nAns 4hat
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-09
MARRIED.

In this city, Aug 7, by Rev. DR.. Sbailer, Rshworth
R. Prout and Miss Ida nj. Stanley, both Of Scarboro
In Winthrop at the residence of the BRIDES father
by Rev. j. e. Pierce of Erseroom, Turkey, Charles
K. Smith, A. NJ, of Lyons, Iowa. and Miss Ada M,
Floyd, of Winthrop. Me-. mo eards.l
L. Aver.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-09
DIED.

In this city, Aug. 5, Bertha May, only daughter of
j, G. and Al l.. Andrews, aged months IL days,
In this city, Aug. 7, Capt. Sewall Drinkwater aged
so years 10 months,-a soldier of the war OF 1872.
funeral services this Friday forenoon at 10 o'clk
at No. 38 Chestnut street.
In this city, Aug. Z, Charles Austin Lord, aged ~
years.
In Cape Elizabeth, Aug.7, Mrs. Lucy W. Talbot
wife of the late Capt. Geo. Talbot aged &C years and
10 mouths.
Funeral services this afternoon at 8 O'clock
at her late residence.
In stroudwater, Oeering) Aug. 8, George Fletcher
son OF Geo. b. and Mary L. Jacobs, aged II months
In Hollis, Aug. 8, Esther shepiey Smith, aged 81
veaIs
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-09
ANOTHER DOWNFALL.

JoIrn g. Sincleir of New Hampshire a
Heavy FOrger.
BOSTON, Aug. 8.-The Journal publishes a
report that Hon. John G. Sinclair of Bethle-
hem, N. e., is charged with Irregularities in
forging endorsements to notes to an amount as
yet unknown. 1t is said Mr.. Sinclair has made
every effort possible to redeem such paper
which is held or has been held by banks at
Lttleton, Manchester. Nashua and other places
and also by one bank in Boston. the Everett
National. The failure of Mr.. Sinclair grew out
of his connection with the Waumbeek Lumber
Co. and other operations.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-09

NlAnkSEsANDA'
EH-See other columns for loss of the sctr Treas

y-See other columns for loss Of the schr Treas
ure, of Rockland.
Brig Kaluna, from Philadelphia July q for Green
ock was towed in to Locust Point by steamship Nova
SeotIan, Tth inst, having been picked up 800 miles
sea, abandoned and both masts gone. Had been
struck by lightning.
Advices from Yokohama July 18th state that the
barque Fannie Skolfield, from Newcastle. bad been
ashore on Saratoga Spit. but was hauled off without
damage by an American gunboat.
A boat belonging to ship John Patten, from New
Orleans for Havre containing the second mate and
four men, was picked up July IL, by Br ship Envoy,
since arrived at Liverpool. The men stated that a
man hau lae, ovos6oard from their vessel and that
they were unable to find the ship. The John Patten
arrived at Havre July 26.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-09
CieaP the Way

For the escape from the system of its waste and de-
brls, which, if retained, would vtiate the bodily
fluids and overthrow health. That important chan
mel OF exit, the bowels, may be kept permanently
free from distractions by using the non gripipg
gently acting and agreeable cathartic Hostetter,s
stomach Bitters, which not only lberates Impure
ties but mv1gorates the lining of the intestinal ca
nal when weakened by constipation or the unwise
use OF violent purgatives The stomach, liver and
urinary organs are likewise reinforced and aroused
10 nealthul action by this benefcent tonic and COR
rective, and every organ ber muscle and nerve ex
peI1ences share Of its invigorating influence. I'm
objectionable in flavor, a most genial and whole
some medicinal stimuant, aud owing its efficacy to
botanic sources exclusively, it is the remedy hest
adapted to household use on account of its Safety
wide scope and speedy action. au5eodSs WV
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges ......s..........,..,.S 1887 IA
Net Balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" 1857 10
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-09
Yellow Fever.

New ORLEANS, Aug. S.-The deaths from
yellow fever for the "A hours up to noon were
II; new cases 81.