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second, and altogether they are complete. While
the fret and second declare lot honest money, the
third asserts that candidates of the party shall be
comm tilted to these doctrines. Could anything be
more reasonable But the democrats rejected it,
the ir action reminding one of Ensign Stcbbens
position ON the liquor queslion-"he was for the
Maine law, but agn its enforcement"
Mr. Smith then moved that the proceedings of
the caucus, together with the resolutions, be pub
ished 10 the Maine Standard. But this ras also
roted docn, the democrats being ashamed of their
action, and not wishing it TO get to the public.
But learning that ch resolutions were presen ted
we called upon Mr. Smith yesterday for copy OF
the same. requesting them for publication. lie
extended to us the courtesy of furnishing them 10
US, a. he would to any other newspaper man.
Democrats Of foriy-hve years standing like MIR.
Smith, representing the bone and sinew of the
party IN this city, refuse to be transferred to the
EN- braces Of the greenbackers, and those who eA-
pect t, accomplish this will fud more of job on
their hands than they at first anticipated
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3Nallomell l0ral Mems.

At meeting of the citizens of HallOwell, held
at City Hall, on Tuesday afternoon. August l3, at
o'clock p. NJ. to take iuto consideration 1.-The
necessity of building q new school house, Hon.
L. f. Sanborn was chosen Moderator, and J. z.
A. Halves, Clerk. After full discussion Of the
subject, 10 VIII CHI both sides of the question were
ably defended. the following resolve was passed
"Resolved, That the sutj,ct uIder considers-
ton, the necessity OF building new school house,
be referred to the City Council, whose duty 1t Is
TO thoroughly investigate the various plans pro-
posed, aud act judiciousy and uuJerstandngly
for the best interests OF the ciy aud the cause Of
education in this community"
Mr. James Thorn of this city was considerably
injured about the mouth and face on Saturday
last while unloading granite q, bis yard above the
railroad nudge crossing on W alter street BY the
Encouragement of some of the hosting gear, q
lever struck Mr.. T., knocking out several teeth,
aud inf citing painful wounds upon his face and
head. 1t WAS q narrow escape from fatal acct
dent.
Rev. c. A. White of Palmer, Massachu sets
preached in the South Congregational church in
this city last Sabbath, and will othciate in the
same place next SABBATH
Tue concert at the new Catholic church in this
city, this Thursday evening, promises to be one
of the most attractive of the season. We have
before al uded to the talent engaged to take part
on the occasion.
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ORANGE AND GREEN.
Rem w,I of Hostilites Between the two
Parties at Ottawa.
4 HOwIing Mob Fills the Streets.

OTTAWA, August IA At II O'Clock there had
been 10 disturbance. The Orangemen have DIS
pc, ,ed, but the Catholics, numbering 1000 are
st on the street in the vicinity OF st. Patrick
hall
One Of the leaders stated their intention was to
march To the upper town aud demolish he sidences
OF prominent Orangemen.
Ma, or Bangs has ordered out the foot guards.
The, are stationed at the head of Sussex street,
waiting orders
Speeches. were made by Catholic leaders, some
of whom counselled the crowd to act orderly and
not hight until attacked. Others encouraged them
to march through the upper town and have re-
venge for last nights proceedings. These in1sm-
mallory speeches excited them, aud at one time it
was thought this advice would be acted on.
move to rally was made, but Messrs. Storris
and Lelere finally succeeded in making the moo
alter their determination.
Union men all weac hsndkerchiefs around their
| arms and are armed with hard wood sticks. They
intend remaining on the watch until o clock IN
the morning. rumor 10 ahost that the British
will burn down the cathedral.
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The Indians.
REPORTS RECEIy ED.

SAN FRANclsoo, August IA. To Adjutant Gen.
Townsend, Washington; The following was re-
ceved from General Howard, dated Boise City,
Idaho, August IL
"R ports from Captain Miller of the 10th Idaho
cavalry, says that several parties of hosiiles as
sembled TO surrender. Some are roaming, hut
few appear together south OF Harvey. The few
Welser Indians have gone into the high country
between Weiser and Snake River.
Major Egerheit, near Cold Springs, ran upon
six seven Indians add captured from them if-
teen horses.
Greene with five companies is pushing those
who fled and north from the Camas prairies.
Forsythe WAS on Tuesday at camp Three Forks
and Miles mounted infantry is scouting 10 differ
ent places from Bkser to the mouth of the Boise
river.
Captain Dunn, with Lapwsi and Mount Idaho
men starts for home soon up the trail through the
Indian valley.
have rearranged for putting Forsythe in charge
here; Miles at Baker; Wheaton at Walla Wslls,
and reinforcing Miller at Malheur agency, send
ing um with prisoners to Harvey, having also
taken the necessary steps to send troops to their
new stations If we can JudicIously do so. | will
stsIt for Vancouver To day"
From thi, Telegram it would appear the 18th in
fanry need be held in read mess for this division
no longer.
(S:gned) Mcdowell.
WASHINGTON, August IA. Information has
been eceTed at the Indian office that 1900 pou nds
of tobacco have been found secreted under the
floor OF the issue house at the Grow creek agency
Livingstone reported that there were 5000 pound.
at the agency, and 5000 pounds have already been
discovered. This is more than an eighth of the
whole ainou Mt issued annually TO the Indians in
the United States. 1t is not known whether Llv-
ngstone applied for additional supplies of tobacco
tins year, but he did make application for the
usual amount Of drugs, when he hpd enough on
hand to ast fifteen wears.
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Between II and prominent Orange leader
named John Holt, ventnred down Sussex street in
the vicinity Of the Revere House, bat short dis
lance from where the Union men were stationed,
when he was ponnced Upon by the mob and badly
beaten. lie escaped and was subsequently, re
moved to the station house, where his wounds
were dressed. They were dangerous. The crowd
show no signs of abating.
Az o'clock this morning the militia were ex-
tending their line across Sussex street, six blocks
from wnete the Unionists are still talking loudly
ine mayor went down and promised the crowd
thst II toey would 90 home he would guarantee
10 one saoa d distury them, and if any damage
himself. "
This was Satisfactory tn most of the crowd and
Alderman SIarr, who was in charge of Uniouists
bad almost persuaded them TO 20 home when a
young lawyer named kehoe. Presiden of the
Union, told them the mayors offer was not worth
anything, and changed the feeling of the crowd To
such an extent that they refused to hear any more
from the mayor aud decided to remain til day-
light. Fears are entertained that they will come
in collision with the troops.
The hrst guards have been ordered TO report at
the armory to their full strength at 73o tonight.
40 an iclpslon of fur ther disturbances.
he leaders OF both parties aye to-day advising
Their men not TO congregae on the streets tonight
but to remain at home. he police have received
strict orteis TO clear the sidewalks this evening at
dusk Mayor Bangs has taken most active meas
uies throukho 10 Protect th. public peace and
has been energetioaily assisted by liberal minded
citizens on both sides.
The conduct Of kehoe grand president of the
Union, no refused to allow the crowd to disperss
is generally condemned. With the exception of
the two men mentioned in tue last dispatches, no
one else was injured.
MONTREAL, August IA. The train carrying the
Orsnge Young Briions home from Ottawa was
fired INTO at Gloucester station. Several shots
were I'll ed into the cars and the passengers had a
miraculous escape from death.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

france.
PARIS, August IA. The 18th of Sept. rs fixed
Tor the distribution of prizes.
Italy.
LONDON, August IA. A despatch from Rome
says no special convention will be concluded be-
tween Germany and the vatican. A declaration
only will be exchanged No mention is made of
laws. Massala IS expected to arrive here in a few
days from issenger.
Germany.
1t is stated that since June ID, the date of the
attempted assassination Of Emperor William, by
DIR. Noblng there have beeu SOB arrests of per-
sous IN Germany for insulting the emperor. OF
this number 81 nave been convicted, including 81
women. The aggregate of the sentences of Im-
pri.onment imposed is 81 years. Five of the
accused committed suicide hef1ie their trial.
socialism.
BERLIN. August II. A bill for the purpose of
preventing the spread of socialism has been sub
m tiled To The German federal council. 1t pro-
hlbits association meetings aud publications in
turtle iance.of socialntic or communistic objects
The central authorities of the federal states are
declared competent to deal with all offences
against this law. Appeal from their decisions will
he to an imperial bureau, TO be created for the
purpose OF considering questions concerning pub
lac meetings and the press. The penalties range
from fine TO years imprisonment SocialIstIc
agents may be expelled from towns and forbidden
to pursue their trades. The au lhoriues may where
pubic safety is endangered prohibit all meetings,
unless sanctioned by the police authorizes. Pro-
hibt the sale Of printed matter the streets and
restrict the sale possession of arms and expel
unemployed persons.
TuIkey.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, August IA. In a note to
Greece on the stu inst, the porte admits the
possibility of understanding being arrived at
Austria.
VIENNA, August IA. TIE New Free Press con-
firms the statement that the basis for an arrange
ment between Austria and the porte has already
been agreed upon. Tue Pre- SIS states that = treaty
will be signed at Srsj We by Gen. Phillopovicn
aud M.hemet AL Pa.ha
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Dtfn

In this city Aug. lh. ait an Illness of less than
three day., Florence Helen only child ofChaIles +
and Lou NJ Piper o. Boston. aged 10 months and
II days. she was at unusually bright chlld, W n
ming the / we OF all who her. she eeem,
gifted with mind be, ond her tender age. Her
active brain was 100 strong to be maJed " it'll SO
frai "A body and the Good Father took her into his
ter der care.
We called her "OHr Precious" when here;
But now H. he waits on the ell re
To welcome our coming, she seems
Mo precious III II ever before.
In Winthro' >. Aug. 7th, Mrs. Elizab. tn b.
Thomas aged 20 wears, II months.
In We tlrook, August %. Doilie ". daughter of
solomon and Adeline Haskell, aged 10 years .
months
In Biddefrra, August6, Emma j., daughter of
John l.. and I'll zaDelh Davis, aged Il years.
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sidney Locals.

The reading at the school house in Dist. No.
|, on Monday evening, by George Taught Of Bos-
ton. was a fine affair. and very heartily enjoyed.
Mr.. Taught is spending portion Of his vacation
here, aud kindly gave this reading. Vocal aud
instrumental music lent charm to the exercises.
Several days ago, Capt. Sherman hitched val
liable colt near the bank of the river in his field.
The colt fell over the bank aud broke its neck
being found dead. A day or two after that, the
Captain went to the river after water, when the
horse which he was driving started, throwing the
old gentleman into the water, and spanning his
ankle quite badly.
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A Burglar Identified

Vice President William A. Wheeler and party
are in town, and leave Tor VINEYARD to dav
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO August "a, 1873.
FLOUR-Extra spring 4Ua5.O0; western $50 +;
southern s %.
WHEAT No Red Winter 1929 No. do l001s
cash; A gust 10 y september i0l No. Chicago
Spring old lO6; new IVY cash; August, l0.; sept.
9js. No 3O.s7s; rejeci ed b5
CORN Sales regular, -; cash -a39a; Au-
gus, SS'.a-; sept 5s'.a--; mixed, s9'. rejected,
49,.
224.
RYE 5lis.
BARLEl-97-.
DRESSED HOGS--4 l,a4.l2h.
PORk- Cash 10 s0a0 Co; August, 10 so-al0 rs;
Sept. ~ u.
LARD Cash 40 al Is; August, FIONA;
Sept 772H.
BULK MEATS Shoulders 5AaO--, shert rib
side 6%a-0; short clear rib 61.ao . ;els II aides
AK.
WalSKEY-i0a.
FREIGHTs-Corn to Buffalo ~ cents wheat
tcepts,
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BASE BALL.

At Boston, Observation-Disclosures I, Bos.
tons 6; IL innings.
AT Pitrsfed, Massschuseits-Pitts 4, Man.
cheslers |.
At Prov idence, Rhode Island-Providence 4,
Chicago 4; IL innings.
AT Albany, New York-Alhsuys 3, Pilt,f,l Ids 2
AT syracuse. New Yolk-Uticas TO- Stars 3.
At Cincinnati, Ohio-Milwaukees 6, Cnclnna'
It's 5.
At Bath, New York-Hornels l3, Tecumsehs
At Boston, Msssachusetts-B o,tons :, Indian
apolis 8
At Worcester, Massachuset,s-W orcesters TO-
Lowells 5.
AT rrov idence, Rhode islsnd-Providen 3,
Chicagos2
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NISSOufRl.
The InsurreCtiOn

ST LOUIS, August a. The charter council of
East ST Louis thi, morning unanimously adopted
resolution insirdctlug John Mclean, chairman
of the committee on police to demand a surrender
of the cy market house, in possession of the
Bowmsnites and used by them citv hall and
headquarters of the deputy marshal of Mayor
Bowman's police force, and in of refussl to
cali for assistance to enforce his demand. Late
th, afternoon Mclean made formal demand for
the market house on Mayor Bowman and city
clerk Sullivan, which WAS promptly refused. Not
being able to find City Marshal Walsh on whom
To make similar den and, and It being nearly
dark, Mclean refined without calling on anyone
for assistance.
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SkONvhegsn Locals.

A large number Of our towns people are nov
out of town on their summers vacstion. Severa
are at Mouse Island; quite a company at Rich
mond and Northport. and several small parties a
various places.
Q lite a remarkable coincidence occurred here
Tuesday. About As years ago two men born in
this vicinity, within ten miles OF each other, ef
for the West, named respectively While ant
Webb. They happened to meet at the Turner
House Tuesday, and of course found it very
pleasing to compare notes after so long absence
Both have been prospered; both are wealthy. Mr.
White is on visit to his aunt, Mrs. Mcclellan Of
this village. His son is Prof. White of Harvard
Univeriity.
Muray's circus here Tuesday brought few
extra ones into town.
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he ArOOstOok Excursion.

We are informed by the committee of the Maine
Press Association, on the proposed excursion to
Aroostook, that arrangements are nearly com
pleted aud are satisfactorily progressing, sld that
the excursion will come of on the second week
10 September, Immediately after the State cleo
ton. TIE party will be m ade up of the survivors OF
the press excursion to Aroostook twenty years
ago, Of the members of the Maine Press Associa.
ton, and of representatives of Name papers not
included in the foregoing, accompanied by their
wives. They will rendezvous at Bangor, and
proceed thence by rail to Fort Fairfield which
will be a rallying pont from which visits will be
made to New Sweden, Grand Falls on the ST.
John river, aud to other places of interest. The
objective point of the excursion is Pressure Isle
where the annual cattle show and fair of the
North Aroostook Agricultural Society will be
holden on the 18th and 18th. and where those
who attended the show and fair Of 1858, will have
sn opportunity of witnessing the progress Of
twenty years, and will have reunion. Circu ars
giving definite information will soon be issued to
persons entitled to passes. The excursion will
cover period of eight or ten days. The people
of Aroostook are very cordial in their invitation,
and will make preparations Tor a large party, and
the committee hope they may not be disappointed.
The committee of arrangements are D. Stckney,
Presque Isle; W. b. Lspham, Augusta E. ii. FL
well, Portland.
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For Europe.
NEW YORK, August IA. Half million of gold
goes to Europe Tomorrow
Accident.
Thurlow Weed was badly injured by falling off
a horse car last night.
Help Wanted.
The Mayor OF Granada, Mississippi, teegiaphs
the Mayor OF New York that help is needed in
that lcy-r stricken city.
Death.
John II Raymonk, president Of N4s,ar college,
died there this morning, aged 81 years.
Suicide.
A. NJ. Knight, proml nent oil merchant, failed
last oAlUr iav, and committed suicide by blowing
out his brains tnIs morning.
Collision.
1t was the steamer Providence, of the Stonng-
ton 4 Providence line, that run down the stone
scow Yesterday, by which three children were
drO~ ned Capt. Roth's wife was saved from
drowning only by being cut Out from under the
overturned scow.
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The Wing learns that the meetings at Dover
south Mnl., South Sangervle, and East Guilford.
which have been addressed by Hon. l.. Powers
aud Hon. ID. F. Davis, have been rema, ksblv
well at tended. have all the republican gather
ingS n that county. Hundreds of voters in all of
these towns are admitting that they have been
deceived and misled by the greenback agitators.
The people of Gardiner and vicinity will crowd
johnson Hall, tn is evening, to hear Senator Blaine
on the Financial question. Those who desire to
hear candid and able argume Mt should be pres
cot. BY all means let those attend who are faint.
I'D with greenbackisrn. Gen. Walter Hartman of
Nv Hampshire Is to speak in Gardiner the last
week of this month, and Gen. Garfield the first
week in September.
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CALIFORNIA.


SAN FRANCISCO, August IA. ID, legates elect
OF The kiugmen's pa ty TO the constitutional
Convention have drawn up and forwarded 10 the
president and secretaries of state memorials set
Ting forth the evils of the Chinese emigration
aud requesting the president and secretary of
state to take Immediate steps to obtain abrog alton
Of the BurlIngsme treaty.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Killed.

Boston, August IA. Daniel Spiller, d,aw tend
er on the Eastern railroad at Somerv ule, was
killed this morning by tain.
Personal.
Vice President w illiam A. Wheeler and party
are in town, and leave Tor Vineyard to day.
A Burglar Identified.
NORTHAMPTON. August | e. One of four burg
lars arrested at Brooklya, New York, Saturday
night, was Recognized by detective Robert A.
Piukertop, as Tom Draper, one Of the seven
Northampton bank robbers aud the MAJ for
whose arrest he has long held requisi ion from
Governor Rice OF this slate Should he escape
conviction IN New York state Tor HI, crime of Sat
urday night, he will be Immediately arrested and
brought to Northampton.
Murder.
Captain Peter simpson, Jr., large manufac-
turer at Millsbury, was shot by John Mullen. n
boss spinner tni, morning. The wound Is over
and to the right of the heart. and through the
chest to the back Mullen was drunk two
weeks and was discharged yesterday. Cause,
drunken revenge.
Strike.
LYNN, August IA Employees of J. L. Farrar
4 Co., shoe manufacturer, struck to-day on &C.
count OF reduction of wages.
Leased.
Boston, August IA. Old state prison has been
leased TO Tucker Manufacturing Company for
$1,000 year, and lease approved by governor
council.
Per-Orai.
Hon. David A. Wells was among the callers At
the state house this afternoon.
Drowned.
Robert Potter of Boston was drowned to-day in
Cow Pasture Bay, Dorchester.
Arrived.
MATTHIAS VINEYARD August "A. New Y DIRK
yacht fleet arrived from New B,dford, thus after
noon. Vice President Wheeler and party slsl ar
rived to-day.
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Mrs. Lucy W. Woart of this city, died at Old
Orchard yesterdsy morning, aged 60 years 7
months, after . painful illness. She was the
daughter Of the late Charles aud Sarah Williams,
and leaves two children, Mrs. Sarah Woart, and
the wife of stephen Lancaster, Esq. Mrs. Woart
was lady very much beloved by large circle OF
relatives and friends. The remains arrived in the
city by last evenings train and after the funeral
will be deposited in the family burial ground.
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Condensed rELEGRAMS.

Another call for the redemption of 20 consols
of 1865 to the amount Of 50 900 900, will oe made
this week.
&c, 900 people avsiled themselves Of the excur-
sion ten cred by the New Haven & Hartford rail
road, "Wednesday, in aid of the Wallingford suf-
fertrs.
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The Capital Guards last evening voted in the
following men as rifle team to compete for the
prizes at The coming muster at Waterville: E. A.
Hanks, Captain, E. w. Moore, j. Wade, E. K.
Bean, R. E. Longfellow, l.. Arnold, G. Messer,
+. johnson, A. Robinson. A. F. Berry, +. u.
Tobey, substitute. The team will practice at two
hundred yards range. this afternoon at half past
three o'clock, near the west end of the dam.