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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-19

The director Of the New Orleans Cotton
Exchange has appointed Mr.. VIM. Muller, a
member OF the committee on classification
and quotations, vice Mr.. J. +. Schroeder, de
clined and Mr.. w. III. Howcott on the com
mittee on information and statistics, vice Mr.
Edward Murphy, declined.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-19

With the freight Of tho steamboat Raven
and barges, which left here on Tuesday for
the Ohio river, was 1900 boxes Of tin, shipped
by Messrs. Deeves x Barstow, on q through
bill of lading to Nashville. It Is worthy of
note, because for years past railroads have
had almost exclusive transportation of such
freight, and very little has been sent by river.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-19

The editor Of the New York Ptbtir, after
carefully examining the figures, is of opinion
that the amount OF fractional notes that will
never be presented for redemption must be
as much as $13,O0O,0OO. and may be as much
MS $l5, 128, 900. The government clears that
amount by "wear and tear"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-19
QUOTATIONS.

TOBACCO Quiet. Tho stock on sale is estl-
mi cd at 1900 hhdS.
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Old Orchard Campm-~ting.-Finh Day.


The hue weather OF Monday was very favora-
BILE for gatherings of this character and the grove
.,,r.c,oI ON ;rnr,on.o ,.o,, ~. ,oo.,h
" -" o''"'
TACT mat the majority OF the attendants at this
meeting have come to seek further enlightment
upob the doctrine NJ bojiness and NOT "a ;dIa amer
-, 'fNN
~
The early morning service was held in the tab
ernacle under the charge of Capt Rabbit. A,
che STAND ,,o. oo,,,,,.,l ,Ao ,s, o IN
1,'1 9'''''' Wv ', a. ~ ~
clai meeting over whlch Ut GUNS PRESIDED In NJ
pleasing manner.
A LARGE number collected q, 10 40 a m and
heard an admirable sermon ny Dr. Cullis. few
choice pieces were sung and PRAYER wa> offered by
i,r. steele, after which Or. Cnlhs announced as
his text the 31th verse of the 18th chapter of ls'
Samuel David said moreover, the Lord that de-
livered me out OF the paw of the lion aud ont Of
the paw of the hear he will deliver me out of the
hand OF TINS Phillsnne. The teaching through
ont the Bible - that God is de'iverer. The mar.
rafve IN which the text is found teaches that pow
er comes from secret communion with God.
Young peoples meeting, recently appointed
ana much enjoyed by the CHI dren, was conducted
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STATE NEWS.

Sunday evening rather singular accident &C.
Cured at farm on Whiting Hill, Brewer, by
which Mr.. Rogers lost valuable cow There is
large well in the yard and as the COW was driv-
en- home from pasture she stepped upon the
boards to drink, when the platform gave way and
the COW fell into the well backwards The water
IN the well was not very deep, and while one man
went down to fix a rope about the COW, others
made some shears and got the tackle ready. They
then undertook to draw tn: COW up, but Just as
her head appeared in sight the rope broke and
she again fell to the bottom. A gentleman who
has been assisting Mr.. Rogers took his team and
drove to another house and procured q strong
tackle and falls and then returned to the scene OF
the accident, but when they succeeded in getting
the COW out of the well she was nearly dead and
1t was fonnd necessary to kill her Bangor
Wing
Monday evening little shell propelled by steam
arrived IN this harbor fom Boston. She is but
"A feet in length, 3 feet and inches in width and
contains a steam engine which will drive her IL
miles all hour. Her name Is the ~, lphia," and
she Is curiosity IN her way. She is arranged
that she can he taken apart in very short time
for ransportation.- Portland Press.
Mr.. David H. Blanchard of Boston, whose ex-
ploit IN uoutlng last Saturday and Monday at
Rangley Lakes in this State have been already
recorded, ec.ipsed all previous attempts on Tues
day by catching five pound trout, eight
pound trout and a ten and bait pound trout.
At a meeting of the Montgomery Guards, on
Monday evening, Col. Mattocks presiding, the
following officers were elected TO fill vacancies
John j. Lynch, first lieutenant in place OF I. H.
Gately, resigned, and James 2. Murphy, second
lieutenant, in place OF W. II. McCullum, re-
signed.
The society for the protection of aumals. in
Portland. has made arrangements with a factory
q few miles out of town, where dead horses can
be taken and left free of charge on application to
the societys agent.
A brilliant fancy dress party was given at the
Fisk House, Old Orchard Beach, Friday evening
last, under the immediate auspices of a Portland
lady. The affair from inception to close was
grand success, and from all present were heard
praises for the pleasant occasion. The company
present represented all the principal houses at the
Beach, and the costumes were very elaborate and
in exquisite taste. The characters were cleverly
sustained throughout. Among them Bet
.ey Prigg, by a Portland lady; the Portland
Daily Press, by Il lady from Canada; the Daugh-
ter of the Regiment, by Miss NJ. of Boston; the
Flower Girl, by beautiful young lady. Miss X.
Of Old Orchard; Dolly Warden, by Miss q. Of
Portland. There We're other elegant costumes
displayed.
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Disasters to Maine Vessels.

The schooner Kate c. Rankin OF Portland, was
wrecked on the 18th Of j Ily at Ssons, at the east
end of St. Domingo The crew was saved. The
vessel and cargo are total loss.
\ seamsnlnsmed F. H. Chase, was the only sur
vlvor of the crew of bsrque Palestine, wrecked
July 2lth at Abscoa. Captain Ford aud nine me n
were lost by the capsizing OF the boat. The bark
struck on the outer bar off Crossing Rock, the
evening of the llth, during q northeast gale.
about four niles from the snore, and was absnd-
oned by the crew. When about one mile from
shore the boat cspsized. The bodies of the cap
tain, first mate, steward, aud three of the crew
were recovered and buried at Ahacos.
The schooner Olive, Dodge, from Providence to
Phlsdelphis, put back to Newport the 9th, with
loss of mainsa
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VIEW IlAMPSIIIKE.
Missing.

CLAkEMoNT, July 80 NJ. l.. Jewet, who went
to Boston IN search of Hubbard TALLER the miss
ing grocer has just returned, after an unsuccess-
full visit. The people of this place generally
lhluk Taller has eioped with a certain lady in the
and has not been seen sGCe, and his saying he
was gong t. Boston aOd not buying tcket..of the
station agent for any place is generally supposed
to be blind. lie wrote hi, wife, she says, that
upon his arrival in Boston he went aud got some
supper aud then took a walk, contemplating going
to the theatre. lie did not know the name of the
hotel at which be was stopping. but was going to
find out the name. This Is the last that has been
heard of him. Mr. Jewett failed to fnd his name
registered at any hotel in Boston. The search for
him will be continued.
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ELIZA PINkSTON.
Her Explanation OF her Last Statement.

New YORK, july 30. Postmaster Smith OF
Canton, Miss, under date of July DIST, writes to
Secretary sherman that in an interview with
Eliza Pinkston and her present husband she de-
MES the Truth of the alleged affidavit printed in
the New York Herald, June 20.
She states that one Ischsre asked her number
of questions about the treatment and killing of
her husband, to which she answered that the muir.
der was by democrats. After talking with Zach
are some time he asked her to sign paper which
he told her contained what she had said, which
she did, and a justice of the peace told her to
hold mp Der hand. when the latter asked her if she
had told the truth and she said she had.
,chare wanted her TO 90 to New Orleans and
testify for the democrat, before the Porter CON-
mi ttee, telling her they would give her $500, and
as the democrats ruled everything and owned all
the land where sue lived, they would always be
her friend.
she wonld not 60 except, as she says, to tell the
truth. Her husband corroborates her statement
in this statement. The letter of Smiths contain
ing the above, is in the hands OF Chairman
Potter.
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The lectures of Rev. J. Moore in the Congrega-
tional vesrv in this city on Monday and Tuesday
evenings, were not so fully attended as the i'm
portsuce OF the subj cts treated upon
would seem to warrant. Geology, Creation,
Antiquity of Man, Dsrwnism and evolu--
ention, are tones Of universal interest and should
receive careful and candid consideration by the
public geucrsllv. Mr. Moore has made these sub
jecs sp' cial sndy and endeavors to give his
hearers the benefit of his superior knowledge and
patient research.
The police are hard on the track of several of
Tenders, whose disregard for the Revised statutes
in general and the Maine law in particular can
no longer I've tolerated in a law abiding commune
". There are undoubtedly other places where
Young men and boys are wont to sperd th cir time
and MON IN unlawful ways and at unreasonable
hours that require looking after by parents as
well a by The regularly constituted police.
Our coal dealers are having in cargoes of the hest
of coal the market affords for use the coming win
ter Notwithstanding the unusual heat of the
present summer, the stern fact should not he
wnked ont of sight that rou-ing coal fires. with
overcoat and mten accompaniment will soon be
IN order, aud must be provided for at an early
day
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EASTERN AFFAIRS.
REMITTANCE OF THE TURKS TO
AuSTRIANs.

LONDON. July 30. 1t is reported that the stoi
respecting the coming to Berling of pspal nun
clio from Munich, is a cansrd invented by the lib
erals 10 affect the seal of the Catholics
Vienna spec ial says the Turkish p'enipoten-
tiares who came here to complete negotiation
with the Austrian government for the occupation
of Bosnia aud Herzegovina have quarrelled, and
Mehemet Ali abruptly quilted Vienna in disgust.
BRoD, July 30. The Turks offered nomiua
resistance to the Austrian forces, which crossed
here, refusing to strike their flag or evacuate the
guard hou.e until the Austrians threatened to fire
on them.
VIENNA. July 30. The Poitische Correspond
reports that Turkish agitator has raised an in.
surrection against the Ottoman authorities at
serajevo, the capitol of Bosnia.
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NE " BRUNSWICK.
Boating Matters.

ST. JOHN, July 80. Between seven and eight
o'clock this morning the water on the kennebec-
AISLE source was in perfect CONDITION, but the ar
ticles OF agreement would not allow the race to
come of The wind is now a little higher Should
the race not come off this afternoon there is every
likelihood 1t will be arranged for to morrow
morning.
RIVERSIDE, July 30-3 P. NJ. The wind is 60
ing down and water getting qaite smooth. The
judges boa. has just arrived.
L.steJ.-The Hsnlon-Ross race is postponed on
account of rough water. 1t has been arranged
for the race to be rowed 10 morrow forenoon be-
tween 80 aud II o'clock or between $50 and
o'clock z. NJ, should the water be suitable. To-
days postponement was owing to the fog.
Marine News.
The ship Hsrmonides, from Havre for St. John,
is ashore near Digbv, aud is probably total loss.
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CONDENSED TELE(:RAMS.

Rogsr1us has won the pigeon match in London
shooting 81 out OF 100.
The betrothal of Count Andrsssy's only daugh.
ter with Prince Albert is announced
The catch of sardines in France This season is
larger than it has been for years.
woman was killed in New York recently by
the explosion of an oil stove.
j. II. McVicker, proprietor of McVicker's thea
tire. Chicago has failed for S6j0,O00.
On bet, two young men of Mortified cooked
and ate a snake.
James Robinson, moueyless book agent, has
suicded in New York.
The horrid crime sal TO have been perpetrsted
on lady passenger on railroad in New York, is
sensational fiction.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO July So 1878.
FLOUR-Extra spring i.40a5.O0; western 40:
southern Is.
WHEAT No ? Chicago spring Cash 10 ha-;
July. l0s-a; August, 95T.a-; No. s, 0.90-; Sept
O9l 4aUO0 = Regular. a.; reject ed g..
CORN Sales regular, - cash -a40h July
Ooa39s August, 3ss4a 4; sept. 3Usa.-; rejected,
3S'4.
OATS Cash 27%a-; July. 27-a27-; August
234 Sept. z2h
RYE SIS.
BARLEY-75-.
DRESSED HOGS-4l2ai.l2h.
PORN Cash 55-ag55-; July, g.3t'-; Aug.
ust, 81 ASK Sept. OC5.
LARD-Cash 7.IO al 10 July s5-a6s7L:
August, 9!hag5: Sept. i2tt.
BULK MEATS Shoulders 4ka.1 short rib
side i7sd-5; short clear rib q Az clear sides
64a6A.
WHISKEY-i05.
FREIGHTS-Corn to Buffalo Il. cents; wheat
B.
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Letter From Athens.

MEssRs. EDITORS We are a town of feen
bundled nhsbitants and have been hard drinking
community, hut now our reputation is redeemed
The great temperance wave of two years since
reached us, and thanks to the reformers, Athens
will remember it for generations. Its success
is proof that the right sometimes will triumph,
notwithstanding the numerical superiority of the
forces of evil.
We have five stores, three mills, two hotels two
carriage shops, three doctors, two lawyers, four
blacksmitbs, one tailor, one harness maker and
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO rHF
Isily Esnnt''fs 5uurnal
LEWISTON.


LEWISTON, July 80. Dennis O'Brlen, q boy
who away from a farmer to whom he had
been indentured from the reform school wa. ar
rested here to-day.
Team stolen.
Friday nght, John Gilbert of thi, city hired a
team at Bonae K Marshall, stable for the avow-
ed purpose Of going to New Gloucester and re-
tu'n the Il, yt day. GA sunday he h.d not re-
turned, and Nj. Marshall male su excursion 10
search Of his property, but could lind no trace of
its whereabouts. Monday, Mr.. Marshall headed
the team to Pennington, where he arrived twelve
hours behind Gilbert, who had taken the road
nolthward from Pennington. Mr.. Marshall is
still in pursuit Of him. Police authorities of vari-
Gus places have been notified to be on the outlook
for the team ld driver. The team was horse
and phgton valued at over $500.
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ACIIIAS.
Struck by Lightning.

BELFAST, July 80. Last night Machias was
visited by heavy thunder shower. The light.
nipg was very vivid. The'store of W. X Pen
nell was struck by lightning. the duid striking
the chimney and following 1t to the main door
where it separated and passed through the wall.
Of the bulldog. The chimney SO much dam
aged that IT was necessary to take it down and re
build it,
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MINI ESOTA.
Severe Storm.

ST. PAUL, July 80. A severe hail storm in
Carver, Rice and Dakota counties, this afte moon,
did much damage to the crop. In Carver county,
stones Of four and five inches in circumference
covered the ground two or three inches deep. The
stones penetrated a carriage top in one case. The
track of the storm was ten or twelve miles wide,
and its general course was from northwest to
southwest.
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GERMANY POLITICS.
Election for Members of Parliament.

BERLIN, July 80. The elections for the mem
hers of the German parliament were held to-day.
The progres,onsts were successful in five dis
trcts. In Berlin a second ballot between a social
democrat and the progresiouist candidates is nee
essary in one district. Cologne elected an ultra
moi tine, Csssel Q national liberal and Kenigsberg
. conservative. Second ballots with the socialists
are necessary in Brislsw and Elberfeld, and be-
tween Belbruck and national liberal ct Settion
At Strsssburg the party elected their candidate.
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Fire.
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
Report that the United States will
DC upy the Frontier.

New YORK, July 80. Congressman Schleicher
told correspondent few days ago our govern-
ment has decided to occupy the Mexican border
States, to prevent further depredaions by Indians
and Mexicans.
Mexican minister Yamacons, who is in this
city, saws that his government has troops along
the border to prevent raids into Texas, but they
as well as American troops are sometimes evsded
by raiders. but every effort is made in good faith
to prevent raids. Reports Of trouble aud i'll feel
ing come from interested parties on the border.
He does not believe that Escobedo will be exc
cuted.
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CALIFORNIA.
John Chinaman.

SAN Francisco, July 30. The Chinese EN-.
bassy leave here shortly for Albany, Hartford
and Spring field. They may stop over at Niagara
Falls one day. Twenty-Five of the corps are GO
ing east, and their attendants will remain at Hart
ford with the educational commission until house
hold preparations are made for their reception at
" Washington.
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SACCAR APPA.
Drowned.

PORTLAND, July 80. AtSsccarsppa, yesterday
afternoon, little sou of c. j. Girard, aged about
seven wears, was drowned in the river below the
bridge.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. Jdly 80. 1878.
Money loanet u. 0-al% on call and closed at 3
per cent.
Sterling quiet at tslhasl- tor 80 days. isa-assx
for demand.
Gold opened at l)Ol, add closed at 1907
Carrying rates, 0-al per cent. Borrowing rates
l1aS.
Ciearings' s5,l470O0. Custom receipts, s4ls 900.
Treasury dsbursed $50 900 interest, 100000 for
bonds.
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N ISSOUkl.
The Situation.

ST. LOUIS, July 80. A number of breech load
ing Springfield rifles have been Obtained and
placed In the market house at East St. LOUIS for
the of Mayor Bowman deputy mar,hals and
other citizens, for the defence of the property of
the chy, should an attempt be made to take pos
session of it by the Metropolitan police or the
anti Bowmantes. The arms are placed in the
market house, which has been planked up aud Sc
cured against attack. and the place looks like an
arsenal. The BOwmsnlles say they do not intend
bringing on further trouble, but will defend them
selves and the properly of the city in their posses
sion to the last extremity. Mayor Bowman says
he will not vscste the CITY Hall unless compelled
by the militia. Deputy Marshal Bareau is still IN
the city, carefully watching the movements of
both pa ties, and is ready to act at moments
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John W. Stevens. mate of the schooner q. F.
Hothawsy, was so badly injured Yesterday being
entsBged III II hawser while passing through the
draw of a bridge i'll Boston, thar he died few
hours later. lie was twenty-five years old and
belonged 10 ST. john, n. Is.
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WYOMING TERRITORY.
The Eclipse.

RAwLINs, July 30. Results of the observation
of the eclipse are excellent. Photographs were
taken OF the corona. Two taken with a large
specirosCope show that it is a continuous spec
trum. The photograph Of the corona taken with
the largest equatorial, is very sharp and full of
detail Edi,on's tesmeter showed the heat of the
corona.
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The Indians.

New YoRx, July 30. General Crook, at Oma-
ha, yesterday, said not over $50 warriors of the
Bsnnocks and Shoshones have Joined the hostiles
and they took the psth rather than stsrve to
death. Crook says the cause of the trouble is the
want of supplies, and the practice of honesty
well as professions of religion will have to enter
into dealings with the Indians.
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GREAT MERIT.

All the fairs give the first premiums and special
awards of great merit to Hop Bitter, as the purest
and hest family medicine, and we most heartily
approve OF the awards for know they deserve
it. They are now on exhibition at the State Fairs,
and we advise all to test them. See another col
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PORTLAND.


PORTLAND, July 50. Hon. Edwin b. Smith,
assistant attorney general of the nited States, is
being urged as a candidate for circuit Judge in
place of late Judge Shepley.
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LEWISTON, July 80. Annie Louise Cary has
been visiting Durham for few days as the guest
of L. S. Warren Esq She sang 10 the church
on the sabbath, and the house was packed, and
many were unable to get even standing room.
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For New England and the Middle States,
laI'iy cloudy weather. frequent rains. winds most
from northeast to southeast, stationary or high
Ell temperature and failing barometer.
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RICH mon D..


RICHMOND, july 80. The survivors of the old
Nineteenth Maine regiment TO have grand
reunion at Richmond, August 29th. A lasge at.
tendance is anticipated.
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NEW ELOCESrER.
FIRE.

PORTLAND, July 80. The blacksmith shop of
benjamin b. Segars, at New Gloucester was burn
ed last night with its entire contents. Loss about
5000, with no insurance. which falls heavily on
Mr.. Segars. Origin of the fire unknown.
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CAPE ELIZAB ETH.
Fire..

PORTLAND July 30. The barn of Capt. Leon
ard Johnson at Cape Elizabeth Depot was des-
troyed by fire about one o'clock this morning
All The live stock in the building with the escep-
ton Of one pig, were got out.
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The CrODs,

DEs MONIES July 80. Reports from variou,
portions OF the State give discoursging accounts
of the wheat crop, but claim good crops for other
cereals. Farmers are working night and day and
Sundays. Although trsmps flood the State, men
cannot be got to harvest Tor wages varying from
81 50 TO SO so per day and board.
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The WOrkingmen.

meeting of the workingmens assembly of
this district was held to night, at which rcsolu-
tons denuncistoTy - the contract system were
adopted The resolutions also commented unfa-
vorably upon the supervising architect of the
treasury In the letting OF the contract excavation
for the engraving and printing bureau. aud cen
sured the authorities here on account of the re-
cent arrests Of certain persons 10 To is district.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


MARTHA's VINEYARD, July 80. The heaviest
storm of the season is passing over the island
Rai is falling 10 torrents, accompanied by heavy
wind and fog.
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lynched.
OHIO.
Political.

COLUMBUS, July 80. The republican State cen e.
trail committee met this afternoon to arrange for
the opening of the fall campaign. There was an
unusually large attendance OF the leaders Of the
party, including Charles Foster, ex-Gov. DENIM.
son and Judge West, the candidate for governor
last year IL was decided to open the campaign
Aug oath.