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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-14
THE FISHERY DISPUTE.
Great Britain will Consider the New
fou.diaod Trouble as an Independent

fouadiaud Trouble as an Iade pendent
pr.pOsitiOn.
NEW YORK, Nov ia special Washing
ton dsspa en- says Salisbnry's despatch ia
reference to Evarts on the fishery matters
covers the whole question. Salisbury argues
that the ward % ade b. the Halifax comm ss'on
Cant OF be implicated with any ether supject
whatever; that the questions that may arise
touchiug the regulations of rights aud
privileges of the respective parties under the
treaty of Washington can be eqoitsbiy settled
by the high contracting parties In accordance
with the letter and spirit Of the treaty itself.
The award of the commission be holds to bs
final and binding. liz was so intended by the
authority under which the commission was
created No provision was made for review
ing or correctlDg the decision OF the com
mission, and to admit such priucple would
be to declare 10 adv ince the absolute failure Il
all attemp pts to arotrate between disputants. Ii
any parties possessing rights under the treaty,
have been made to suffer damages or loss
by reason of unlawful acts such
damage or loss may form proper SUBJ
ject for discussion aud arbitration under the
treaty, but grievances of this kind should not
be permitted to affect the general question as to
the value of the fishing privileges passed upon
by com mission selected in pursuance OF the
treaty stipulation.
After a thorough examination of all the
facts Salisbury intimates that the government
Of Great Britain will consider the question OF
Interference with American fisherman as an
independent proposition, but at the same time
de- mes to consider that or any other question
as affecting the award made by the commits
sion.
Unusual care is observed to guard the con-
tents of Salls bury despatch, and the action of
the cabinet thereon, but the above outline from
a trustworthy source, is believed to be brief
epitome of the position assumed in Salsbury's
reply. 1t cannot be ascertained definitely
whether any action was taken on the question
by the cabinet, bat all indications now point to
the payment of the money at London, Novem-
bar 23i,
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WASHINGTON.
Notice To Hand RuSers.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-The following was
issued by the Secretary of the Treasury at
Washington today:
Any person subscribing hereafter for per
cent bonds, consols of 1907, authorized by the
act of July 4th, 1870. may pay for them
with any of the tive-twenty bonds of the act of
March 3 J, 1865 redeemable at the pleasure
of the Unite States at or the first of July,
1870. In the same way as if they were called at
the date of subscription in regular course,
but the eub,crber to avail himself of this PRIV.
ilege must accompany the subscription with
full description of each bond by numbers and
denominations, and must within 80 DAYS tpere-
after forward the bonds to this department to
be applied like called bonds of the amount is
sued. OF the above described 5 20 bonds III IRE
il now outstandiDg and uncali-d for S26 OBS
$50. JOHN SHERMAN. Secretarv
Silver Bids
Bids for the sale of silver were opened at the
Treasury today. Less than 100000 ounces
were purchased. the department having bought
between 500 600 and 100000 ounces last wet K.
All bids accepted We're b-Iow the London rate.
suite Against the Central P.ci6c.
Secretary Schurz today transmitted to the
Attorney General the papers received from
the auditor of railroad accounts alleging the
neglect of the Central Pacific Railroad "a tn
furnish the reports demanded by the and,tor
under the recent act of Congress and reonast-
log that suits be instituted to recover the forfeit
ures prescribed. There are seven spec, fications
the penalty in each being the forfeiture of 4
sum not less than 81, 900 nor more than $50 OOO
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THURSDAY MORNING. NOV. IA.
THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

Seven colored men are known to have peen
killed in Concordia parish, Louisiana, on cleo
ton day by Democratic bulldozers.
Secretary Sherman announces that here af'er
purchasers of the per cent bonds may pay for
them with any Of the fve-.wenty bonds OF the
act Of March Sd, 1865, under certain res.ric-
tons.
The sugar trade Of New York is greatly ex-
cited over the reports that special treasury
AGENTS have made startling discovery Of frauds
in sugars for export.
Andrew Banks has mustered up courage
enough to say that Cowgirl has distorted his al
legged conversation with him.
Ohio miBers are on strike.
In letter from Paris Minister NOyes ex-
plcitIy denies Saltonstalps statement that he
attempted to influence the Florida Returning
Board or prepared any afidavits
1t is said that the Democrats will count out
the Republican Congressman elected in North
Carolina.
According to Washington correspondent
the President expresses the belief that his
Southern policy is a failure. He proposes to
take active measures for the punishment OF
Southern bulldozsrs and ballot-box suffers.
Gen. Batter absurdly attributes his defeat to
the bulldozng Of employees by their en-
ployers.
Loid Salisburs's note takes the ground that
the Halifax award cannot be com plicated with
any other question. Great Britain will consid'
er the question of interference with American
fishermen by newfoundland local authorities
as an independent proposition, but not in con-
nection with the Hal fax award.
The story that Germany was about to occupy
the Samoan Archipelago is denied.
The Republicans will have majority of so
in the Kansas Legislature on joint ballot.
The National Board of Trade has rejected
q resolution urging on Congress the resiora-
ton of the bank aupt law.
The Maine Green ,ck and Democratic State
Committees met at Gardiner last night and de-
cided on policy in the Legislature this winter.
1t was determined to cut down the number of
state officers and reduce appropriations.
The Greenbackers selected delegates to the
Greenback conference in Washington on the
Both.
May Belle Sherman failed to complete her
walk of 30 miles in II hours, giving up at tie
end Of the 43i mile.
orCretaIy OCHuIZ Hhs OIucidily Iequeetou euoo
the Central Pacific Railroad Co. bs proceeded
against for failing to furnish the reports de-
manded by the Auditor of Railroad Ac-
counts.
King, whom the Boston workingmen nom
mated for Mayor declines.
The American bark Devonshire has been
seized by the Gillian authorities.
Two more arrests growing out of the cleo
ton were made in Charleston, S. c., yester-
day.
W. L. Daggett, whom Judge Mackey charged
with ballot-box stufang, has sued the latter for
libel.
Gen. Joseph e. Johnston says he lisa hard
money man and does not believe the talk about
solid South or a solid North will survive 1880
Milton Ssyler has concluded not to contest
Mr.. Butter worths election.
The Marquis of Lorne and the Princess
Louise sail for Halifax today.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
THE GREENBACKERs.

THE GREENBACKERs
Mapping Out Their Policy in the Legis-
1ature-Delegates to the Warrington
Wake.
GARDINER, Nov. 13.-At meeting for coz
ference between the Greenback and Demo-
cratic State Com pittees of Maine, held in this
city today, it was unanimously voted "that
there were many state offices that must bs dis
pensed with, also that several appropriations
usually made by the Republicans must be cut
off to relieve the over burdened taxpayers
The following named gentlemen were chosen
BY the Nationals to represent Maine in the
coming National conference in Washington:
William NJ Bust, Belfast; E. Il. Cove. Bidde.
ford; 7. 81. Murch, Rockland; E. L. Pierce,
Auburn. This evening reception was given
to the committees by Chas. A. White, chair
man of the Greenback State Committee, and
probable next State Treasurer, at his residence
on Pleasant street.
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THE FLORIDA COUNT.
An Explicit Denial of SaItsnsfaII,s
Charges by Gov Moves.

An Explicit Denial of Salt snsfaIl,s
Charges by Gov. Noyes.
NEW YORK, Nov. IS In a letter from Paris
Gov. Noyfs, minister to France, in reply to
published charges made by Lsverett Saltonstal
as to his (NoyesJ completely in the Florida
frauds, NOyes says he did not send a SINGLE
cipher telegram to Secretary Sherman, that he
did not prepare or originate affidavlts of some
300 or 400 voters, nor did he promise any office
or reward to any member of the Returning
Board, but after it was over be said to both
McLtp and Cowgirl that having honestly done
their duty, he would commend them to Presi-
dent Hayes. HIS letter is caustic review of
SaltoDstall' statements.
Banks Finally Denies CowaiiPs State
menl
BALTIMORE. Nov. 13-Andrew Banks in a
letter says his visits to Florida to see Cowgirl
were entirely in relation to the sails of lauds.
and had nothing to do with poliuics or Cow.
gilrs vote. He also saws:
1t is to me iDconceivable how Cowgirl at this
late day cOuld so distort my conversation with
him to furnish a cheap advertisement of his
political virtue. Whenever q competent tri !.
bunal shall investigate this matter, it will give
me pleasure to confront Cowgirl and under oath
to show how mean thing ne has done in his
attempt to connect me with an assault upon his
official integrity.
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NEW YORK.
Excitement over the Sugar Adulteratiens

Excitement over the Sugar AduIteratiens.
NEW YORK., Nov. 13--The sugar trade is
unusually excited over the reports that special
treasury agents have made startling discoveries
OF fraud In sugars for export. 1t is stated
that large refining firm has received back
from the West 500 barrels of ref ned sugar pro.
nounced unsaleable, and samples analyz ed
showed muriatic acid, tin and glucose. 1t is
also stated that New York merchant pur-
chased large quantity of refined sugar last
week for export to Canada and when be called
upon the reiners for drawback certificate, it
was refused. The merchant had the sugars
analysed aud found them adulterated. IL is
generally believed that several refners will
soon stop refining, it being found Improbable
without artificial processes of manufacture.
aaa Manson Marble Again.
The Tribune today prints fac SMILES of two
dispatches, one signed "Moses'' and the other
signed 'Manton Marble" alleging that both
were written by the latter.
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TUESDAY, Oct. 1.-THE shipments of boots and
SHOES from this market to places outside of New
england duriog the past week have been "a 5l4
week. ~ S
Total shipments of boots and shoes from this
market since the first OF January 374 26O cases,
against 500 cases for the period last year.
geo OF se@ef are dong just about the same amou ct
OF business as usual and there no between seasons
tuters of fancy slippers for holiday trade which i.
becoming larger every year, are quite busy, some of
mem On or iers and Others tor the market when the
turers OF leather and serge goods for women's wear
nave sent out Their statesmen with samoles ard are
nov d0ng very little in the way OF manufacture and
the factories Will not start up for several weeks yet.
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FUS HE RDUEN.
DOMEsTIO PORTS.

Ar at Halifax 9Th, schs Florence Reed. Meserve
Bay st George, NE; 9Th, Charlotte Augusta, Holme
Eastport.
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European Markets,

=, LONDON, November 1872 30 P. M.-Consols 95 g.
10 Tor money and 500 for account
LONDON, November 1880 P. M.-Amercan Sc
curltles United states bonds 67s. 1885, SIS 1903;
trail 500.
LIVERPOOL. November 13-12.3O P. M.-Cotton Is
steady; Middling npands at sgd; do Orleans at 1.
16 receipt $3.50 bales including $500 bales American
Flour at 10 9 70: Winter WheA, at 8 10 "a Q; dc
spring at g 6; California averages at 9 q II
club at 10 g 10 2; Corn at 70 a "a; Peas at SO
Provisions, &c-Pork at 426; Beef 81 6; Bacon "a
g 81; Lard at 80 6. Cheese at 4S. raDOw at 81. Al
London Tallow at 356
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The Stewart Grave Robbery

ELIZABETH, N J., Nov. ia New York
undertaken yesterday brought to Evergreen
casket and asked to place it in the receiving
vault for a week or two till grave-lot could be
purchased. He said the body was taken from
Trinity cemetery, N. Y, and that the name of
the deceased was Whitehead. The police were
notified because the body was brought 10 a
very roundabout way, and the request was so
unusual that public suspicion suggests pos
sible clue to the Stewart mystery
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The Wsol Marker

BOSTON, NOV. 15.-[Reported for the Press THE
noiloWing Is nst OF prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-Ohlo and Penn-yvani pick-Iock SO "a
a9c 40 CHOICE Xxx 50 BIC; do fine 54s q 35Ic ;me-
WIN 80 e Ssc; coarse 80 @ Bic; Michigan exta and
"A % 0 SIC; line 81 "a 33c; medium "a a 35c: com
mon - e soe; other Western fine 80 q SAC;
me1nm % "a 35c; common 2S a 3Oc; pulled extra
30 g SSc; supertine 80 q 4Oc; No /, Is a zoe: comb
10 ne ee 20 e ~ Fine deane So SOC; California
sombing 3s q 4oc; Smyrna washed is "a Sec; do un
washed II q l7e; Buenos Ayres Is q 30c Cape Good
see. WV Do"0Noi 20 "
no Inc Wool market remains precisely the same as
notlcea Ior some weeks since. Manufacturers con-
tnue to purchase to fair extent, and dealers are
zee sellers at the current rates responsible BUYERS
plies will all be wanted N s"p
Imports from January 1 to Nov. g.
1878. 1877
Eorelgn oaies. .,....................27 1850 4346O
domestic. bags and bales. 2l6s3S 2I1 713
IN New York The easier feeling noticed in our last
IA SUI prominent feature of tnis MARKET holders
manliestlng desire to SELL with buyers taking adj
vantage OF the situation by generally bidding shade
under the prices asked.
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Store Cattle-YearIings S. a SIS; two wear olds al
$zo @ S45 " head: prices " may OF the small Cat
Tie s oepe1o much upon their value for Beef.
Farrow Cows Sill 10 1925 $Y head Most OF those in
the market for were of an ordinary grade. We quote
sales OF Cows and Gait at $50; at $32; at S42;
Springers $110 The lot.
Sheep and Lamts-Those from Maine aud the
West were all wned by bu cheers with the exception
Oh one lot Western sheep for the English market.
SWlne-Fat Hogs &c % Ib live weight,
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Rrigh,ou Cattle Market.

For the week ending Wednesday, November 10.
Amount Of stock at market-Cattle 30O3; Sheep
and Lambs 1899. Swine 10 600; number of Wes1eIpp
Sa.te 1928; Eastern Cattle s39; Mich Cows and
Prices OF Beef Cattle ~ 100 TBS live weght-Extra
quality at s. 90 g 25; first qualify 81 30 oO ia;
second qnalrty 81 2a g 373 third quality So 50 Ia
81 ~; poorest grade of coarse Oxen, Bulls &C., at
;. BIlg1 q Hides at p ib; Brighton Talow
4ac ~ tb ' -"'" y "
~ Cal6 Skins at 1oc fb; Sheep and Lamb Skins at
working oxen-There was a fair supply of Work
ing Oxen Brought in,e market this week. bnt trade
,oT Them has been rather inactive, We quote sales as
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Rice ~ fb. :. GO
! Saleratus,
iSalerat'sPfb 6 "a
- Salt.

4 VI o . IbusfJ
|; bush ODD 2 90 q 2 25
! BonaIre :.
! Cadiz du.pd. 2 90 q 2 IS
Cadiz in bind 1 81 q 2l2
Liverpool.
Duty paid. / 30 "a IT'S
In bond. :. / 25 a 1 20
Grind butter II y box
Llv.fine sack / 80 a 175
Seedfa
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Gen. Zoe Johu.tou,s Views.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 13-The Post Thursday
will publish despatch from Richmond giving
an account of an interview with Gen. John
stoD, the newly elected congressman from the
third Virginia district, in who is represented as
expressing himself unalterably in favor of hard
mopey and holding the opinion that long ba.
fore 1880 the "solid South" and "solid North
will be forgotten. He is reported to have said
that the South is now as close part of the
Union as is New England.
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The Kausas Leaistatur..

KANSAS City, Nov. 10 The lower house
will stand Republicans 81, Democrats "a.
Greenbackers 10. Republican majority over
all 48 The Senate has Republican majority
OF 81. giving them on joint ballot majority Of
so. Ii is estimated bg well-iu formed POLITICIANS
that over 80 members favor the reelection of
Senator Ingalls,
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO. November 13.-Hog-receipts SO coo head;
shipments 300 had; the market is firm and shade
go; mixed packing 9 7O@29s.
Cattie-receipts $500 head; shipments $50 head;
market active and steady; natives at $40 8 30;
butchers hrm Cows at 0O q 90; Steers at 5 90 a.
30; Bulls at 20 q 26O; Western at 3OO@ ~;
STA. ~ az w -
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PORTLAND, November 10.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
OrOss Exchanges. 9955S OF
Net Balances. 37,751 66
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Jennie Rogers, Percy, Brooklyn; Senator, Bensey,
Ellsworth.
CID 18th, brig wenouab, (Nor) Hlrscb, Portland;
seos Mary dasksil, Carter, New York. Mediord,
PORTSMOUTH-Ar i2th, scbs d Ellis. Torrey,
Rondout; George q ALBERT New Yors for Kittery.
Sid l2th, sch arcola. BrOokngs. Boston.
NEWBURYPOh1-Ar 12,b, sch VIM Gareil.
and badly STRANGELY
Also ar 18th schs Jan es Pike, Thurston, Calais;
OCEAN Belle. Webber, Boston.
CALAiS-Sld 9Th, sch Ida Spoford ingalls, for
BANGOR-Ar 18th, schs Frances Ellen. Smith,
and J Munsel Bolan, Portland; Commerce, Gray,
and Jas Bliss, Hatch, do.
FOREIGN PORTS.
- At Sydney, NSw, Oct 10, barque Jonathan Chase,
Curtis, unc
ar at Rangoen, Oct II, barque Beatrice Havener,
Dickev, New York.
SID i'm Gibraltar 4th inst brig Sarah Kennedy,
Pickett. Cadiz sch Mabel f Staples, Cole, (trom
Algiers) for New York.
--latest by European steamers
Sid I'm Liverpool Oct 81 Enos Soule. Lawrence. for
Sandy Hook; LIST INST Raphael Sherman Bombay.
Passed Dover list, Daring Anderson from BIemen
for Havana.
Sid I'm Peuarth 3ist Esther, benjamin, Havana.
Ar al st Helena Oct 10Th, sch Ella M SIorer, Wade
Cape Town, CO a, seeking.
Sid finn Panillac Oct 29, syria, Pettengill, Hampton
Roads,
ar at Antwerp Oct 80. Susan Thurlow, Eaton,
Dantzic.
SPOKEN.
Sept 9, off Cape L'Aguilhas, barque Goodell, from
IloilO for New York.
Sept 81, lat 20 S Ion ~ E, baloue Annie Reed, from
Singapore for New York
Oct 8. TAT 5, Ion ST W, ship Oneida, from Callao
i0r Hampton Roads.
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The Florida Election.

JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 13-Cnef Justice
Rabdail has oroered SPECIAL session of the
day, when a petition for mandamus against
the county c. nvsssiDg boards will be presented.
Smith (colored) inspector of Madison
county, was arrested Tuesday, aud was bailed
in G20ln
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The South Carolina Election.

CHARLESTON, Nov Is -Two additional ar
rests We're made today of parties charged with
on-nces against the United States laws at the
recent election.
WIN. l.. Dsggett, a prominent Democrat.
who was charged specially with ballot box
stuffing 10 letter of ex-Congressman Mackey,
published in Northern newspapers, began pro-
ceediDgs today against Mackey for libel.
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WIFE Murder.

GoocHLAND CoyRT house, Nov. 13..-.CoI,
Ballard Lambert attempted Sunday to take his
child from the residence of bis mother in-law.
and being opposed by the latter, killed her BY
blow on the head. Lambert's wife had Left
him for i'll treatment
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Exchange unchanged at asoa q 4s1 for long and

ing Exchange unchanged at 4s0s q 4s1 for long and
1850 "a 1856 for short sight.
Gold weak, all sales at 1909 par bid at close; car,
rying rates per cent borrowing, fat ana q 2
ceipts to-day we're $263000 The Treasury dis buIse
nents were S76 .OGO for interest and S34S,O1O for
bonds Governments are strong State bonds Quiet
aud steady r ,ilway mortgages buoyant.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 1873, $40 shares,
The following we're the closing quotations of Gov
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MARINE NE us.
An American Bark se;zed.

BUENos AYREs, Nov 13.-The American
bark D1vooshire. Capt. Talkner, was seized by
CHILEAN corvette while loading guano n the
traits of Magellan and taken to Punta Arenas.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-The United States
Board of Trade has rejected the resolution urg-
ing on Congress the restoration of the national
bankrupt law,
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MARRIED..

In this city, Nov 49, by Rev. j. f. Morgan, Joseph
H Wish OF Portland and Miss Hattie Ii. Harmon of
Deering.
In Bath. Nov. 9. John Gordon Of Bath and Miss
Ida A. WEIGH OF Westport.
In Newcastle, Oct. 81, Hon. Edwin Flye and Miss
Carrie E. Eunt
In Newcastle, Nov. 2, Robert a. Marshall and Miss
Della A. knowlton.
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NORTH CAROLINA

Republican Copgressmen to be Counted
Oat.
New YORK, Nov. Is "A special despatch
from Washington states that an arrival from
North Carolina announces that no Republican
viii be- allowed to go to Congress from that
state, and that Martin and O'Hara will be
counted out, although elected by good m a.
jortles. Russell would be counted out also but
for the fact that Waddeli is unpopular, (hav-
Ing been too liberal) and Russell, although
elected as GreeDback Republican, says he
will not act with the Republicans.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

The Boston Workingmen's Candidate
Declines.
Boston, Nov. 10 Davis j. King, nominated
last night by the workingmen for mayor, has
declined.
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DIED.

In Boston, Nov. II, Mrs. Harriet Dana Turner,
eioest daughter of the late Nathaniel Dana formerly
of Portland
In Bath, Nov 8, Harriet E., wife of Samuel Dain,
aged 30 years months.
months.
10 Biddeford, Nov, 7, Mr.. George s. Peterson, aged
81 years. - -
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Receipt, Of NIaiue Cen,raltR. r.
Foreign Imports,

PORTLAND, Nov. Il.
For Portland, % cars miscellaneous merchandise !;
for connecting loads Sc miscellaneous merchan-
disc.
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For New England

colder clear or partly cloudy weather. north
westerly winds and rising barometer.
CautoDary off shore Signals will continue
along the Atlantic coast from Smithville, N, G.
to Eastport.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FOUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington. Do,
Nov. IA, A, MI +,
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Daily Domestic Recefpfs.

FAJARDO, PR. Scbr Lamoine-250 hhds mo.
lasses to + Churchill g. Co.
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THE LOUISIANA ELECTION,
Murder, Violence and ntimidation in
CencOrdia Parish.

New York, Nov 10 "A special from New
Orleans states that Sheriff Young Of Concordia
parish visited Co.. Nichols today and in
formed him that just prior to the late election,
40 colored men were murdered in that parish.
The coroner of the parish furnished him with
verbal accounts of seven irquests upon the
corpses of colored men killed by gun shot
wounds. These were found in the plantation
bitches of ConcordIa parish.
An executive committee of citizens assem-
bled today and notified Gov. Nichols in writ
ing til they charge and are prepared to prove
fraud in registration and intimidation, VIC
lencesandsbribery 10 the election,