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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-02
Jleue dn1etgers.
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gsr. uno 8, Nors Charles straae,
bietet Die ssfammelten @rfabrunssn bon oierseb,,
aose staie osr
In ben oeribieoenen Departments miro aub ferner
eer Gnitalt erhalten bIeiben;
III reoreaniiirt; thin ftebt elmer oer tahti8iten
&autgrapben oes 2anoes uer.
Ser ssseimdbtss Ssrbittltius se9tnntt to-o
Oie einsiae Mnfalt bieier Mtt in Der Stabt. oeren
&nf elm tpobIperoienter 1T, iooah lie I'D, oer
Dortbetle etues perm.anentsnS Sebrer. u Eettomais
ttetS ertreute.
Sic nad5senannten mobbetannten eebrer biloen
unIere
". s. gnoIer, Yrdi:oenf,
Giaentbiilner llnb Griinber,
rotsiler Il !,
u. s.. Seppn,
aroieiior Der @ontoiibrunss.: Iifeni4ait unS
Oiatbematif.
Il. ". Smtth,
QroeSior Der enad1eu une Der b0atren S6retbetunft
unb Der SudbaItuns.
". ". 6eitmuuer,
BroIeior Der @ontofibrunssz zgSiilenidaIt uno
Nrithmetif.
r. 8. Gaipari,
Yrofeiior Der @ontoiiibrunssz zgstiienidait uno
Nritbmetif.
U. q. @risbt
ep'a''s's"'sS ~'''s''tS tSmmerJ, D '''' '''''"'''
groieTor bes Sanbelsz, geez unb &erfaiinnssredts,
3ossnt aber Gontratts, eomrasniedaIten
Or. Soiepb Sope3,
Broieiior Der ipaniben Sprafe.
Uorfe6enoe Serren fno sehrer mir LANCER grfabz.
forisanermoe Steuunsem bon tedbs bis sm nier=
aebn Sabren befleloet haben.
uniere Heeren5en uniere 9onner!
funft suenbe man fh perionlit i'm anitaltssebauoe
CSos-iD SIR. unS 8, @6arlessstraBe.
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Gin Gtiemba6nfrte9 To GanaS a.

Yf 0 ntreal, I. Septbr.-Ole Br0Oin5Ialz
&egeruug bat OaS 0tilitdr 3u Siilfe gerufen,
nm 8efb BON Der yWtoutreal.S .Sttuma=Occiz
bental=Yabn" Su erlausen. Cine @Ompagnie
bes 65. &e9lmentS 9ng geiterH 2lbenO mad
ct. 3bereie ab, unO Oas 6. 6iiitlier 0tegl.
mint, iOlpie bic bier 9arniouirenOe Artillerie
baben 8efebl, f9 mari6bereIt 81 balten. 9ie
Sabn miro wabri4einlid am Mouta9e i'm
gsPfit,p hpr SPhn~Apu ipi1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-02
SGla9enoes QSetter tit einer Gobl lieu.
nrafhe

8ilfeSbarre, Benni., 81. gu9uit. -
Sn einent neueu Stollen Der rStant0u=aob<
lensrube" eret9nete it6 beute etne @rploiion
BON @rubenga8, ourd Usl9e iieben arbeiter
perlebt purOen. g8m. 9Ougbertp blieb auf
Der S5tpllP tnft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-02
Grmnoei9e,tbum
au bertauiden nber 3u berfaufem
auI oer-
0runeeteentbums Borie BON U. -. 1aH tn,
9ebauSe oes nMmertean."

-:C:-
12O M6er &ano, eine prad,tnole Sarnl, 2onss
Green Yalep, 10 Wleilen BON bier.
S@6nes YtegeIitetnbauS on Barrenifr., Bebn
;3immer, $4500; ipirb aud seaen einen eanbfs nabe
Der Sta6t pertauidbt.
tSrobes ft6dtees sieselftenerncs Saus an
Wlarfet'Space, 9dben un6 gSobnuns; iebr bi[is I'M
Enufde.
f1eere 8aufteuem an 9oipionftr., 155 ssuS 5ronte,
nur $500.
Yradtupue @pbmune on Der 10. Strase, @aib>
tn9ton, .. g., iope @runbtide in berielbenStao
ie6r bs gu perfauien ooer seg,n bieises @isentbum
um3utauihen.
SsetmeS @nbmba,iS ans @albounftr., nit allen mo,
bernen GtnrihtIngen; Breis $4,000
3fpei breift0dise Gduier on gBaibinstonftraBe, Z
Stmmer NIT Baiier; neu uno IN sutem 3ufanoe.
Brets $500 iebes.
Narm nit 144 adern In gaIpert=@onntp, Warps
lanb init Yreis$ 5000.
Stint sueift6dise aieselfteinerne Sduier on Wbata
coats nabe Strtderitr., 3tmrper entbateno unb In
sutem 3uftanbe. Yreis $500 eoes. Mud seaea eine
Earm umsetauidt. (iSebri .12Dttef &2p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-02
Stnsid,t,ttta etttes SruSerutSrSers.

BortIan0, 9reg., 81. Auguit.-Nepler
eetpis puroe geitern 81 empire. @itp megen
zines III 1876 an ielnem ei9enen Sruoer bers
iibten WOroes binseri6tet. @r perbielt fi6
blS gum leeten 9lu9enbltde DeriiOdt uno fla9te
lelne SerDanpten on, iif Sebuf5 ieiner llebers
iihrun9 ueribmoreu 5u baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-02
Sohnttufan.

8ottspille, Benui., 81. augnit.- .-Guf
Scr yYbilaoeIpbia 8eaOinger Sabn" Sptiden
2ocufz@ap uno 2llaSfa co1ltOrteu beute
gtadmittag 5pei 8obleu3itge. Srant Wtuui
gan uno Yeter &hoppep nurbeu auf Der Sieae
9etDDtet unb So 9Sagen Sertriimmert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-02

Beratbunsslofal: gar. 1872, gaorb~Gntaipfir.
Ser srose s5nbianer= arduterzD Doftor bebaneelt init
griolg aGe roniiten &ranfbeiten bes Sirns, 9dles,
Der sInse, bes Dtaeens, BET eeber, 9ieren, Blae oes
4ersens unb ieoe uuorbnuns i'm Neruenlptteme,
Stropbeln, 3rebs. @efhmulf, Banbpurm Serpottz %
ftt unb ae Aroniiben unb afuten 2eiben beiber @es
f6ledter. Dr. eiperpool, Der srobe Snoianers3rdus
tersDottor, Nr. 1872, Noro=Gutatpitrahs, oeban.
belt Saameni6pdde, nernoie G4pdbe, Smpoten5
E6nnen. Rerit bei bieien bas eeben untersrabenoen
estoen ten @eb mebr ipes, onbern beiudt uno sisgf
9u& BON eieien @riblaffunaen betlen. nap
beM oQe anberen Aer5.e Gud nidt belten eetonnt SO
M64te gub, oe Sbr Gut iene Yatentz 9Re6ainen habt
ttrtiba aurufen:s fanngu ilriren. "Beratbunsss
Gtnnben BON frlh 9 bis Abenbs ubr; Sonntags
5um Deffen Der arbettenben 3laife pom frlb 10 bis
Rd6mtttaaS uhr. fSuni. f0. g D2te. .ia1s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-02

Die INNER madieuSe 0u9frase mad benz
St.Safo Del 1T Elm iideres 3ei6en
ieiuer 8uteu @i9cnidaften. @s furirt nttt
aaein RbeumatiSmuS uuo @efi9tsi6mersen,
ionbern es lift aud eiu Ssilmtttel gegen 8rdnO.
iuunben, Sdnttte, 3abnihmer5en, Sbfen-
meb, 8errenfun9eu, oiiitueb u. I. 10. Die
6lai9e foltet so @ent8 uno 1T in alien apo'
tbefeH 81 babeu. l2lO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-02
9as gr6bte Sager
ilblid bnn Nem> Ynrf.
f9Doft6 @ intSo

0aSfp66fett+
Domes, EtnaS, VukanH
IL. {. 10. fperoen auf Yrobe su
seomairten VreiSen pertauft. ft.-8aseinridjtum9e
ponp ftrte Me ing unb Dt a ltea.
aae neuen uno auserleienen Ginridtunsen orisinel-
Hnfidt aussefelt. Yleirobren unb 8aseinrtd,s
tmn9 in alien ibren Srand.en. 9aus neue Nufter,
aus ben befen sSa6rifen iorstdls aussetpdblts Ale
Gaden sl moslidl niebrisen Yreiien.
(@epn3, 1Si.a.GT) Sobn s.. &too,
Rr.16a, WefzSaeetteifr.. nabe s5orb sOpern.
hauie. friiher bel 6. q. 0opibion & Conn.
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1nRn Naanntnin 3lnint

Rnn, 6t Die Cdiabe
Se s6e ea ofa raid ta ias
Maais u6 bft
AMERICAN VERMILLION WORKS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-02

DdfSel 9tdgIeI
Inr Heile tn's AusInno 6eFor0t innerbeIh 9l hnhen
r. Blaine,
eSe sss 1oismesths &c une 8oasD DiHcss gssaus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-02
ShtTsuahrid,te,t, ,

8bi1abelpbia, l. Septbr. - Der
0ampier uJnoiana" 1T bon 2tuerpOOl aH.
npi1unf
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MpoQtnartS
Watiirli1es
Mimeral-m a (fr.
O., ( law 0Sro Ao -, f,,o,,S

0anftta be9ut6d)tet burd Die Academic de Me-
decline" bon ssrantreit, nno beiien Yerfauf II
Granfreid autoriiirt ourb Spe5talzDefret oel
fran3ofiihen 8egieruns.
GmptohIen bon ben bohften at3tItd1en Nutortz
t1ten In Netp=gorf, als:
rgin entSldenoes @etrdnf."
nYiel porsislider. als 8tdp. Sclters= ODER Urgent
Elm anberes Waiier."
sgebr uobltbuenb unb erfriiheno."
nabolut rein unb seiunb; beiier, oils ole anberer
2Baffer far ben tdsliden @ebraudb; fret bon
allen gintpenounss s9rlnben, lpelbe sesen bas
@roton= uno flnitlidb mouifirenb semattes
9Baiier seltenb semadt tperben."
rgtur BON ieinem eisenen @afe ourh5osen."
n0htlid unb hodft cn9enebnl."
n@eihno Inb iebr geeignet bel Snspepfte uno
atuten 6rantbeitsfdllen."
rDtilb ehtiduerno; 6efommt Geroauungsi6paz
den nnb aur 9idt @eneisten norsiisi9."
"be Nettem oaS an9enebmfte @etrdnf, OF rein
ober nit 8ein semiiht setrunfen iebr niibIid
bet Dtasens ODER Saien=@atarrb unb bel @i6bt."
~yttd,t nur elm surus, ionbern eine Notbiuenoisz
tet."
3u baben BEL aIen Beinbdnbletn, @rocern, gpo=
fAetern uno DttneraltuaierzSdnoler in ben sansen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-02

8el 9' unbe e9ren5te 8re6 beit
niiien ieue Geute befiten, rpelfe Die elenOeH
Jta4abmunger, Die lie iabriSireit ooer Oerfau-
fen, auf cine Stufe iteIen nit 8 @leun's
9 6 ne felietfe, rem po3iiglttiten Nitz
tel Der SebtSeit ge9en Grantbeiteu unO 2bA
itiirfungsn Der Saut, eiuem B01it beitiamen
8einiguHgs. unO @rweiduHg8 Mittel Der
6aut, einem iid)er mirfeuoeu 0esiufi3irsWit@
tel uuo eluer Quele raIter 2iuoeruug bet
Rheamati8mu8 uuo @i6t! 8ei alen Npo-
tbeterH, @epiir3trdmarn unO Sur3waareHa
bduOlern 3u baben.
9ill'8 9auptbaGr unO 8adeua
bart. Sarbe, idpar3 ooer braun, so @ts.
(OI0-51
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| ei, DaB Der glttentdter nibt nlebr inter ben
9ebenoen weile. Die Wntter oes Gntbaup,
teten 1T id)lper eridiittert uno tiei gebriidt.
8ubelos elf iie i'm 3imnler umher uno lam
Den @eoanfen, baB ibr Sobn nid)t nlebr lebe,
nid)t faiien. Die ganSe Qlsbe Der Mutter su
ibrem &tnoe - riibrenO aud) bier, rpo oieie
eiebe etnem Serbreeber gait - fommt in ibre,ll
Senebmen gum Nusbrude. Der S1ref bat
iie f0rnIib betdubt. Gle mil burdaus nif,t
glanben, CAP es pabr Jet, baB tbr Sobu nidt
mebr lebe, oaB er entbauptet let. Gle iaste
p@s fann ia nid}t pabr iein, baB Der Sunge
toot 9emad)t lit. Gin oummer Sun9e mar er,
Der nnS nur S6anoe uno Gorge gemaat uno
uns in's un9liid 9eltiir5t bat nit ietnen firen
| uno perriidten Soee'n. gtod) nidt einmal
| miinoi9 tit er ia, nlo I6on bat er iolbe bumme
Streide begangen. gber gef0pft miro man
| ben ouutmen Sungen bod nldt baben." Der
Stiefpater benlalnit ild) plel rubiger uno
| siemlid sleidaiiltig. @r iitt uno fllft ietue
Stiefelu unb pafIt ans elmer Bielfe Die fleins
Stube NIT Sabadsqualm nol. @r nennt
| SDbel einen mlBratbenen, unperitdnbigeu, elem
Den Mteulden uno munoert iif, baB er nid)t
| weni9ltens Elm @nabengeluA elngereidt bat.
Wttt luie GROCER 9fube er bic Sage Der Oinge
auiiabt, Das gebt baraus berpor, oaB er mid,
| iragte, Oh er Oenn iuobl Die &leiSer uno Ga
| den mieber befdue, Die ii6 S0oel BON oem
@eloe gefauft babe, Das er leinen @ltern ses
| ftoblen bat. SD founte ibm iiber bieie mld-
| tige 6rage, bic ibn am Dfeiiten 81 betueJen
iGien, natiirlid feline ausfunft seben.
Der leste griei SOoel's entbdlt ieine an=
| iidt bariiber, baB bas llrtbeil tpabrl1einlid)
bon itredt tperoen miiroe. Derienige, ben er
unmittelbar por ieinsr Sinridtung seidrieben,
| iit nod ridbt eiusetroffen. als er ienen Dor
lesten 8rief on bic @ltern idrteb, muBte er
nod nidt, oh bas 1rtbeil beftdtigt merbeu
iuitrbe. @r idrieb bariiber aber iebr faltb.it=
tig. 5ier Der Snbalt ieines Griefes: sd
eiie uno trinfe auBeroroentlif gut u. tuiinlde,
baB Sbr 10 pobl nno munter leib, luie id). Sd
fiHoe aaes egal, oh min Der sfopf pom Runrpfe
sebauen miro. Meine laufbabn iit uollbradbt."
Scr Srief, Der i'm lleb1i9en seibaiilttaen Sn-
| balts 1T, entbalt nod ben Sers:
| ,,Den On bait in ghmers aeboren, J
| Ser 1T tn oer Gfbtadbt perloren.
Sa, ia, perloren In Der Snlaht,
gietns aauf6abn 1T poabradbt,"
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-05

Schooner Conquest of Richmond, for Halifax
with coal, was ruu into in Hampton Roads and
considerably damaged
The rumor Of the betrothal of Prince Louis
Napoleon 10 Princess Thyra OF Denmark Is
revived
A. Hnkle, recently CONVICT ef compiled
~ with RedmoDd's raiders, died IN Greenviile,
South Carolina, Tbufsdty.
A business block 10 Pens scola was burned
Thursday night Loss $4,000; insured $25,-
By the exDio i1n of boiler 10 Bachelors
saw mill at Foreman's St.tiuo, Michigan 7sse
Freeman was killed and four others seriously
1nJureg. The mill was destroyed
A Cincinnati special states that the editor or
the Volksfreund has been arrested on charge
OF libelling Major Batterworth By stating that
he was dishonest in paying war claims.
There is much excitement IN flofence,
bal has been killed ia duel by az ofh;er OF
BeIzsSlleri.
A freight train wrecked near Callssaqua,
Pa, Yesterday fors noon, two oil tanks exp Cd
ed, settdg fire to several other cars. Morltz
Geiger was seriously burned. Loss $4,000.
British brig Anglo, St. John. N. B, for
Queenstown, was sighted on the 9th of Septem-
Der, with her foremost and jlbb0Om gone and
ten feet of water in her hold. She refused
assistance.
A Stanton, Va despatch states that the Su.
preme court of appeals has decided that the
marriage of white man with black woman
is illegal, whether the marriage was celebrated
in Virginia or any other state.
The bank of Commerce of New York has
brought suit to recover 800, 900 of the direc-
tors of the bauk of Missouri which closed some
time ago. The money was borrowed to loan
the directors, and it alleged that the bank of
Commerce was aware OF shis fraudulent pro.
Ceedirg.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-05
NEW YORK.
An Earthquake Shock.

NEW YORK, Oct. "A supposed shock of
earthquake occurred at 2 30 this morning, felt
both sides of the Hudson from West Point to
feeBsklll. There was a rumb!ing before and
AFTER the shock. The latter was heavy enoug
to rattle windows and wake people.
Killed by a Train.
Chas. G. Moore, from Massachusetts,, was
Killed at Jamaica depot, L. l., railroad today
Dy stepping from one train in front of another.
Gen. Grants Return.
Ex-President Grant has written his sister.
Mrs. O0rbin, that he will return to America
early in May.
Condor, the Fenian.
Condor, the released Fenian, started for Gin
clnnat tonight by the Erie railroad, but will
return here to reside.
A Panic in a School House.
Fifteen hundred children we're terror-stricken
in the grammar school No. II in West 47th
street today by the mistaken cry of fire, but all
reached the street in safety.
The Vanderbilt Will Contest
There was lengthy argument between the
counsel in the Vanderbilt case today as to the
admissability of the testimony of Mrs. Eleanor
FLETCHER Bishop, tending to prove that the late
Commodore was firm believer in spiritualism.
The surrogate rendered a lorg decision, declar-
ing the evidence on that point admissible The
decision is regarded as strong point in favor
OF the contestants, who say they have DOZENS
OF witnesses to prove the Commodore's belief
IN spiritua ism, and the counsel will argue that
ne was under undue influence through spiri-
Inaiistlc mediums The court adjourned until
Tuesday
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-05
THE LACHINE RACE.
Intense Feeling Against Courtney.


NEW YORK. Oct 4-Tbe Telegram s.vs q
despatch was received in this city this forenoon
from leading sporting men of Auburn to the
effect that the most intense feeling exists in
that city against Courtney, as they believe he
sold the race A large number congregated at
Cosgrove & Miller's place on tennessee street,
and it was proposed by some to drive Courtney
out OF town when he should return home
Many have lost heavily on Courtney, mostly
merchants who helped to subscribe funds to aid
courtney in the hope of bringing the race to
Owasco Lake.
A Broad Hint that Courtney Sold Out,
MONTREAL, Oct 4.-Edward B. Rankin. who
yesterday acted as judge for Courtney has pub
hsned letter In which he says:
II venture toe judgment now that Courtney
Is the better and more enduring sculler of the
Two. That despite the roughness of the water
ne succeeded whenever he made the effort in
Closlrg with HanlaD. and at the finish he out
aowed tne Toronto man, and lost the race by
SeasIhg 10 pull at critical moment when near
1ng Ine goal. Had he continued rowing and
haoleu out into the course instead of resting on
nls cars the race was his own. 1t seems in
CLeuipie tbat a man of Courtney's intellect
suouio Dc SO Tar lost to pride of country and the
interests Of his friends as to lose the race nten
uonsily, and until something definite is deyel-
oped IL is only just to hope and believe that the
race was Lost through an error of Judgment.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-05
EUROPE.
The Glasgow Bank FaiIurs.

At GAHskoW BANK FalIufb.
LONDON, O;t 4:-The Glasgow Herald says
that rumors are current that some of the di.
rectors Of the Glasgow bank received enormous
advances out OF the funds they were admins
tering, IL Is also reported that a large ship
building firm in Glasgow has failed.
The London Flnancier estimates that the
shareholders of the Glasgow bauk must meet a
deficit ct $2000000O.
The Times financial column says that the
revelation OF the details of the failure of the
Glasgow bank is accompanied with no fresh
signs OF disturbance in the money market, and
calmer feeling prevails.
Bismarck's UItimatum.
A Berlin despatch states that Bismarck has
oHered to the committee on the socialist bill
the alternative OF either accepting his bill with
out alteration or his resignation.
The Afg anistan Difficulty.
Adespatch from Simla says that the British
have advanced to occupy the road at the north
OF kbyber pass The Amer is making levy
and thousand are fl ocking to him. An adj.
vance on Cabul will soon be made.
A st. Petersburg despatch says the Russian
papers are growing saucy relative to Afghanis.
tan.
Turks Massacred by tho AIbanians.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 4. The: government
has received Intelligence that Saad Delden
Pasha, on announcing that he had received or
ders to surrender Podg0ritza to the MonteDe-
grins, was killed by the Albanians, and 1856
officers and men under his com maud were m as
sacred.
visgrod Occu pied by the Austrinns.
VIENNA, Oct. 4.--rhe following official tele.
gram has been received:
SerdgeUo, Oct 4.-TLe Austraps entered
Vlsgrod this morning unoppo.ed. The insur.
gents evacuated their entTeDchments, abaudoc-
ing Cannon and ammunition. The Auslrians
entered Gorazda yesterday unopposed, aud to.
DAY coupled CoJlnca. The district of Fogia is
cleared of insurgents Thus the whole of Bos
MIA and Herzegovina is subdued and the coun.
try in our hands.
Pirates in the Per sian Gulf.
LONDON, Oct. "A Constantinople despatch
says that Layard, the British ambassador. lie
Informed tn u pirates have made their appear.
aGce 10 the Persian Gulf aud Gulf of Volo, and
has asked permission from the Porte to send
British men-of-war to operats against them.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-05
WEST INDIES.
A Santa Cruz Ri beIiio n

KINGSTON, Jam, O,t. 4.-The insurgents in
Santa Cruz are burning estates. FrederiKstod
has been reduced to ashes and several lie ading
planters have been murdered. The Goeernor
has arrived from St. Thomas and only fifty
soldiers are available. 10 an engagement at
the Anashope estate the negroes were routed
and 200 killed. The town of BBssen was
Threatened, but it is yet safe. English and
French frigates are daily expected at the isl and.
WASHINGTON. Oct The government has
official information relative to the existence of
an insurrection at Santa Cruz, but the advices
say nothing regarding the number of lives
supposed to have been lost. The mob have
succeeded in Capturing and destroying the town
of Fredercksted. There is a United States
consular agent resident there, and il is sup
posed that his house was destroyed with others.
All the help available has been sent from ST.
Ihomas by the Danish authorities. There is
no reason known for the insurrection, as it was
supposed the Danish authorities had been very
mild IN their conduct towards the inhabitants.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-05
WASHINGTON.
Utah and Oregon Railroad.

"AA anu OEc&eA haIlTOuO.
WASHINGTON, Oct. AT the cabinet meet.
ing today, the letter of the Attorney General
was approved, giving the opinion that the Utah
and Oregon railroad can pass thro ugh the Ban
mock Indian reservation. The treaty with the
Bannocks was not recognized as law of Con-
Rress, which is considered superior to it, and
gives the company the right to follow pre-
scrbed line.
Medicated Liquors.
The commissioner of internal revenue rules
that persons who sell medicated liquors are as
liable to special tax as liquor dealers, but
inasmuch as this is reversal of former rulings
1t shall be enforced only from Nov. 1.
The Life Saving Stations.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-Work upon the 10
new life saving stations on the coasts of Vir-
GINA and North Carolina is being pushed for
ward rapidly, and they will be completed by
the middle of next month. Three other new
stations on the Delaware and Maryland coasts
Will be completed soon afterwards. Ali the
old ones on those coasts are now manned and
in full operation: Keepers for the new stations
VIII be appointed next month, and in the mean
tine the department is purchasing surf-boats,
guns for throwing lifeline hawsers. life-cars,
etc., to properly equip these stations.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-05
New York Stock and Money Mar,et,

NEW YORK, October 4-Evening. Money is active
Sterling Exchange steady and unchanged-4SO4 a
4Soa ior long and Ash q 4S45 for short sight
Gold advanced from 1909 to 1901, closing firm oaus
q q per cent. and fiat. The clearngs we're SIl,-
ls3O0U. The customs receipts to-day were S524O0o.
Treasury disbursements 100000 for interest and
w, 900 for bonds Governments firm. State bonds
dull. Railroad mortgages quiet.
Imports Of dry goods at the port of New York for
week ending to-day were 81 PA 800; amount mar
keed 81 1880, POI.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to. day
aggregated 10000 shares, including 25,0OO shares
Northwestern common, $4,000 shares do preferred,
5000 shares st Paul common, 5000 do preferred
6Os0O shares Lake SDOre 13 400 shares Lack anna
$50 shares Union Pacific, 22O0 shares Wabash g.
800 shares Western Union $500 shares Efie 1900
shares Kansas Pacific 5000 shares Michigan Central
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-05
A Word of warn,n 9 70 Couu,,rf.i,er.

Inc wide spread fame of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
to time whom it may concern of the fact that ip,;
latlDg sad article is punishab offence, and we
now give this Word of caution that we will most as
our second hand bottles, selling by the gallon or bar,
rel OF IN any manner whatsoever palm1ng off on the
puolc spurious article pur porting to be our prepa-
ration, punished to the full extent OF the law.
Penalty for counterteiting, or dealing in counterfeit
ira h marx goods as set forth in law recently pas
se py W9ngress Fine not exceeding 900, or
hne and Imprisonment" We never fail to convict.
NOTICE TO DEALERS AND PURCHASERS
aostetters Bitters are neuer, under anu circum.
StaIce, sofa m bulk, BUT ALWAYS IN BOTTLES
WIN ninety engraved U. s. Internal Revenue
special proprietary Stamp covering the cork of each
botte, fastened TO both sizes of the neck of same
this stamp, are counterfeit - "-"'
sep30eod&w1w HOsTETrFp q, S,,,rr
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-05
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Suicide of Charles Il, Quimbr

Suicide of Charles e. Qnimby.
CAMDEN, Oct 4.-The dead body of Charles
E. Quimby, aged q, son of Rev. DR.. Qlimby
of Augusta, editor of the Gospel Banner, was
found this morning in a camp on the side of
Mount Batty. bottle of morphine and a
bottle of laudanum we're found on the table.
The coroner's inquest decided that it was
case of suicide. He has bsen boarding in
Camden some weeks. He had not been seen
since Tuesday morning. His suicide was some
what expected, as he has been disappointed in
love. His autobiography is written in a book
entitled "a Woman's Wiles," published by
Carleton & Co., New York. He was an ex-
emplary young man, and an able and vivid
writer to many journals
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-05
European Markets,

.. LONDON October 4-12.3O P. M.-Consols at 9, Lie
Tor money and "a 5-16 for account.
LONDON, October 4-l2.3O P. M.-American secu-
TUES nited States bonds, 67s 1873; new IS 1OS
new e rs, lo5s 10 4Os at 1OSa Ellie l3 preferred at
~; Illinois Central e4A.
LIVERPOOL. October Alp 30 P. M.-Cotton dull
ana easier; Middlng uplands at 7-l6d; do Orleans
at 6gd sales 1900 bales, including 500 bales for spec
uStion and export; receipts 1850 bales including
100 American. >
November at 8 Ii, also & l. 80.
Flour at 70 g 70; Winter Wheat at a 8n;
opIlng 40 at g california averages at a IL;
GiuD AT III g 10 4; Corn at 70 q %; Peas at SO s.
PROVISIONS, &e-Pork at AZ g. Beef 81 6; Bacon rs a.
~; Lard at 36. Cheese at A S. TaDow at IS 6. Al
London Ialow at 81 @376
money and "a 7-l6 for account. N-