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, 1878-09-21

DIR. 6. Y. CALHOUN,
OFFTcE:-JAnIEs STREET, OPPOSITE
The OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
Seattle. Wash. verritcr
Re ence, Third st, near Episcopal Chni,s;
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This stock includes large assortment
OF goods 10 numerous to enumerate here
aud will be sold at cOrrespOndiDgly lew
hgdres. Without douDt this l. the fluest
STOCK ever offered in this market at so
low prices.
IADy one person making purchase
amounting 70 Ten Dollars will be given a
pair or Boots or shoes, they having the
privilege Of selecting from a lot.
sepl9 d2m
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MINOR KILOGRAMS.

Receipts of internal revenue yesterday were
S357, 625, custom receipts $3.50, 500.
Toronto special says small pox threatens
to become epidemic there.
Toronto specials say Boston silk manufact-
urer is aboue to establish factory at Borth-
wick with $12, 900 subsidy.
Joseph Perry, young man, was fatally in
lured yesterday by being run over by team
in Cambridge.
The President has recognized Chen Shin
Lang as Chinese consul general at San Fran
cisco.
A fire broke out about 9 o clock last night in
Bradford, Pa, and spread rapidly. At last &C.
counts it was still burning.
Senator Voorhees, announces he will intro
duce bill in Congress to make trade dollars
legal tender, which will add $20000,O0O to the
circulation.
A young thief named r. L. Stevens was
logged with fifty lashes Wednesday, at Peters
burg, Pa, being the first white whipped under
the recent state constitutional amendment.
Judge Donahue has granted an injunction
restraining e. M. Todd & Company. VINO carry
on blackboard exchange for small transac-
tions in stocks, from continuing the business.
The new city hall in Providence, costing ST.
OO,000, was dedicated and taken possession of
by the city officials with appropriate ceremonies
yesterday.
John 2. Kelly, an alderman in the fifth Gin.
ciDDati District, has b zen convicted of procu.-
ing illegal votes at the recent election, The ex-
IRENE penalty is $500 fine and three years i'm
prisonment.
A fire last night in brick block on Grand
avenue, Milwaukee,, caused loss of about $40.
900; partly Insured. The damage to the baud
log IS about $1,000 The fire did not get below
the fourth floor Loss mostly caused BIZ water.
The New York papers say that the SOCIAL.
commercial convention, in session at Chicago,
q ytn,h lp 0 O ami of cuh hold
ers, organized to secure success before Cor.
gress, which they failed in doing at the last
session.
A desperate ARRAY occurred on board the
schooner Barnett, Pawtncket for New York, at
at Newport early yesterday forenoon. Capt
Bussmussen had an alteration with his colored
cook, named Daggett, about lighting the fire
aud with razor in the hands Of the latte,
serious wounds we're Inflicted on both, the
struggle being IN the dark.
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STEWARDS BODY.
Belief that it Has Been Found in
New Jersey.
A New Motive of the Robbery
Alleged.

New YORK, Nov. IA letter is printed
signed "a Company stating that Stewarts
bones were taken up by descendants of parties
barred in the graveyard corner of Amity and
wooster streets, which was purchased some
years ago bs Stewart, and his stable blllt there
90, and they took his remains in revenge for
this vandalism of s ewarL's. intending to
destroy them, but offered few days ago to
return them if hslf million Of dollars should
be donated to some worthy city charity
AS this offer was not accented they now
assert that they waited until Wednesday, the
18Th. when they say they divided the body into
small art cles, wrapped them up separately in
comparatively small bundles, handsomely put
up. Some of thee were sent by mail to off
ferent towns in different countries, and others
deposited carefully IN different places where
the robbers say they are positive they will
and never can be revealed. All search will
prove in vain. Some Influential, wel-to do
citzeps are among them. The sexton is not, land
knows pothiDg.
BURLINGTON COUNTY, N. j., Nov. 14.-Supt.
Wslling of the metropolitan police accOmpa-
pied by friend got off train on the New
Jersey Southern road at Snanang, a few miles
below here Wednesday evening, and took a
carriage for unknown parts. He had dog
aud euD, but rumOr connects his appearance
here with the Stewart body case.
NEW YORK, Nov 14.-The Evening News
says tnat The hiding place of Ste warts body
has been certainly found. 1t Is located at or
near Shenapg N j.
PORT MONMOUTH, N. j., Nov. 14-It is now
Thought that the clue the police got last night
as 10 Stewards body being secreted in this
vicinity is a good one, and that the mystery
will soon be solved.
SHENANG, N. j., Nov. 15.-1 a, Mo clue
to any boy can be found at this time, and the
rumOrs seem to have no foundation.
NEW YORK, Nov. Is The police dsclaim
-dp of nm II hoi in ho
evening papers tn at A. 7. Stewards body had
been found, either in Shenapg, N or in
Canada Judge Hilton has not b.en informed
of its discovery.
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FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER Is.
departed from the houss-that is to say, the

departed from the house-that is to say, the
palace pro tenn as it were.
Pedestrian tours of from three to i've miles
are the fashion in New York. "The meet" is
usually at the house of the hostess, add the
party may take up its line iof march in one
body or in small groups If not less than four in
each set. Pairing off is considered in bad
taste, and q trio is always awkward in CONVEX
sation. Luncheon is provided either In house,
out of doors or 10 carriages provided to take
home the less robust members of the party. A
game of archery sometimes precedes or follows
the luncheon, aud when the skating season be-
gins, parties will be made to ponds rather than
to inland points.
Terrible reports have lately been circulated in
Columbus, Chic, of the outrages perpetrated in
the large insane asylu in that city. 1t turns
out that an organization has been formed
among the female attendants in the asylum
who are bound by oath to secrecy, and who
practice all sorts illegal and cruel punish
ments upon refractory patients. A favorite
method is to take the unruly lunatic to bath
Tub, turn on the water and hold the unfortu-
Mates head under it until she was nearly suffo-
Gated. When the doctor heard the struggles
and cries in the bath rooms and inquired the
cause, he would be told that so-and-so was tax.
Ing her bath and was refractory
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

Insecurity of Life and Property Change
in the Chinese Cabinet-Cholura at Ma
gasski.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14-Foreigu residents
of Hong Kong held public meeting Oct. 7tb, to
consider the state of insecurity of life and prop
erty in the colony. Chinese residents attempts
ed to pack the meeting bat failed to accomplish
snythiDg The following resolution was adopt
ed:
Daring the past sixteen months life and
properly in the colony has been seriously jeop-
ardizrd, and fesling has been eng end-red
which in the opinion of the meeting has been
mainly caused by the policy of an undue lem
ieDcy towards thu criminal Glasses.
Other resolutions in a general way favored
return to fosgng and other severe punishments
for Criminals.
A gale on the coast occasioned many minor
disasters to shipping.
A great change in the cabinet is expected on
the return of the M,kado to Toxic.
Cholera is said TO be prevalent at Nagasaki.
Government is adopting active measures to pre-
vent the spread of the contsgion. Tue disease
also has appeared at Yokohama
j. Bingham, envoy of the United States, de.
parts by the City of Toxic, and Stevens, secre-
tary of legation. Is acting in his absence
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NAME.
A Grand Trunk Station Burned,

A Grand Trunk Station Burned.
LEWISTON, Nov "a The Grand Trunk sta.
ton at Lewiston junction, was burned this
morning Ii is supposed to have caught from
the engine of the night train.
Trial of Jason Scribner for Murder,
AUGU-TA, Nov. H-rhe trial of jason G.
Scribner for the murder of his two children in
this city on the 11;h of last May, began here
tod.y. s. & L. T,tcomb appear for the prison.
or and set up the plea of insanity. E E. Webb
OF WatervilIe conducts the case for the govern
ment A large number of witnesses will be
called on both tides.
Temperance in A ugusta.
A series of two tenn perauce meetings, under
the auspices of the Good Templars of the state,
was held here today. Speeches were made BY
ex Gov. Perhsm, A. j. Chase, Esq, L. w.
Starbird, j. K. Osgood and others. Gov, Con-
nor presided in the evening and m ade strong
temperance speech.
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Passed Anjier Sept Il, barque Fran X Lambrith,
Gray. from lloio for Sandy, HOOK.
Ar at Honolulu Oct 8, ca rque Emma g Beal, Bal
ley San Francisco.
Ar at St Jago oct 80, brig Nellie Mitch ell Jackron,
BarrDQuiIla.
Cid al Cabarieu Oct 80 sc BIS Lookout, Newell, and
H f Riley. CoffiU. New York
At Cabarien Glib inst. barq, David l3abcock Col
cord North of Hatteras krg JeIe ~lan, Ford, tor
New York. log.
AR at Havana Nov 4tb, scfs Nellie owers, Stack
pole. Portland; 7lh, brig Havana, Meyer, from New
York.
Ar at Matanzas I'd inst, brigs Elizabeth winslow,
Locke. Portland; Sarah Gilmore Griffin New York
Sid 7th, barque Rachel, Walls, New orleans,
Ar at Sagua LIST inst, scbs Jennie X Morse. Br own
st Thomas: 80. David TGlck, EicEett Ha- yana !;
6th baraue Matthew Baird, Curtis, Glasgow; sen Ed
Waite York, 1roOn
Sid ID schs L Gregg, Anderson. and rladne
Dyer. North of Hatteras
Cid at New Lopdoo PEI, Cd met, sch MabsI Hall,
Titus, Vineyard Haven
al Windsor. Ms. 81 inst, sch Bertha J Fellows
Smith, EastD port, (and sailed 9tb for New York;
ar al 81 John, M, 12Iti, schs Geo Somes Nor
wood BstoD; Eilen oud ward. do
CID 18th, sch WinhlS Lawry, Spear. Havana.
SPOKEN.
Aug 20. lat u N, Ion q W. ship Republic, Holmes,
from Subdswall for Melbourne.
sept % lat N Ion q ship May L Stone, Phin-
ney, Rom New York tor Bombay.
Nov IL, lat 36 ion 73, baIque o Whitmore, Hum
phreys, from Pabelon de Plea Tor Hampton Roads,
1877 days out, short of provisi ,ns.)
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NORFOLK, November IA Cotton is firm; Middling
uplands at Sc
MOBILE. November 14.-Cotton quiet; Middling up
lanls al SIC.
PHILADELPHIA, November II Cotton firm Mid
ding upl ,nds 9sc.
ST. LOUIS, November 14.-Cotton is firm; Middling
uplaDds &C.
BALTIMORE, November IA -Cotton firm ;..Middpg
uplapds at stc.
WILMINGTON, November 14.-Cotton quiet; Mid
ding aplands at &c.
SAVANNAH, November 14.-Cotton is quiet; Mid
ding uplands at &c.
NEW ORLEANS November 14-Cotton steady Mid
ding uplands at 94c
AUGUSTA, November H. Cotton quiet and steady;
Middling uplaDds at SIC.
GALVESTON, November 1i-Cotton quiet Mid
ding upands &c
CINCINNATI, November 14.-Cotton steady; Mid
ding u lands &C.
CHARLESTON, November 14.-Cotton steady; Mid
dli, uplands at 90 9 s3c
MEMPHIS, November 14.-Cotton is strong; Mid
ding uplands SEC.
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THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

Dan Voorhees, will introduce bill into Con-
gress to make the trade dollar legal tender.
District Attorney Leonard of Louisiana Is in
Washington consulting with the Attorney
General as to the best means of bringing the
murderers of the negroes in Caddo Parish to
justice.
Gen. Grant had a very enthusiastic reception
at Cadiz.
Cholera is raging at Nagasaki, Japan, and
Threatens to become epidemic.
The Kafirs are reported as defiant and like
ly to overwhem the British force unless the
latter are promptly reinforced.
Evansville has a case of the body enatching
Epidemic
Our government is ma king arrangements to
pay the Halifax award on the 23d inst.
The o. S. board of trade yesterday endorsed
the plan of the Secretary of the Treasury and
the New York banks regarding the resumption
Of specie payments.
The Greenback candidate for congressman
from D. laware proposes to contest the seat on
the ground that his opponent who was elected
not elig BILE because he took part in the
rebellion and has not been pardoned.
Otero. Rep, is elected delegate to Congress
from New Mexico.
train on the New Brunswick & Canada
Railway was thrown down an embankment
yesterday and three persons killed.
The Republican mel ,rity in Minnesota ia
1884, about 500 more than last year.
1t is reported that Mr.. Stewards body has
been found at Shenang, N. j.
The Marquis of Lorne and the Princess
Louise sailed for Halifax yesterday.
The President has designated several revenu
cutters to assist vessels in distress during the
coming winter.
The trial of Jason Scribner for the murder
of his two children began at Augusta yester-
day. The offence set up is insanity.
The first of the Utah polygamy cases came
up before the Supreme court at Washington
yesterday. The question to be decided is
whether or not Congress has a constitutional
right to prohibit polygamy in the territories.
The Arkansas congressional delegation will
be solidly Democratic.
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" ashed Overheard and Drowaed.
A CONTEXT Over the Delaware Copgress.
i0naI Seat.

WILMINGTON, Nov. IA AT the state election
on the b e l.. Martin, the Democratic can
OF about 1000 over his only opponent j. q.
Jackson, GreeLb.cker. Since the election the
point has been raised by Martins oppone mt
that he is ineligible, having been convicted of
aiding and sbettIng the rebellion, and jackson
1t Is asserted BY Martins friends that pardon
was issued by President johnson in 1866 and a
letter bias been published from G. P johnson,
then U. s. Marshal for Delaware, to Col. Ma
TIN, Informing hum that he had received a wal
rant for bis pardon. For some reson yet unex-
planned the Presidents warrant cannot be found
on file in the q. S. Covrt here, noF were the
papers received by Martin, but he states that
the record is on file in the state department at
Washington.
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BODY SnaichIng in Ohio.

ZANEsvILLE. Nov. IA AT o'clock this
morhiog, policeman on bridge had his
suspicious aroused at the movements of party
in a wagon aud when they reached the britos
ordered them to halt bat the driver whipped
his horses into gallop aud escaped. The
pol procured assistance and followed
them fourteen miles before he caught M with
them. Attempting to arrest them, the
whole party jumped from the wagon and
escaped 10 the woods. The wagon was found
to c0utaia the bodies of four prominent
citizens who had been buried in Woodlawn
Cemetery sioce Monday. The policeman
received pistol wound from the men in the
wagon during the chase. 1t is not known who
the robbers are
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DIED..

In this city, Nov. H. George Peabody Jordan. son
of Winthrop S. and Elizabeth S. Jordan, aged rs
years.
NOTICE Of funeral hereafter.1
In this city Nov. ii, Capt. Freeman Smith, aged
II years months.
Funeral services Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Also,
the Aged Brotherhood
In this y, Nov. IL, Mrs. Hannah Nalley, aged Sc
years. 8aUgor papers please copy
in Chicago Nov. 10, of typhoid fever Edgar j.
Derrick. o,dest of the late James and Adelaide
BerrIck. aged % years 10 months.
In Sanford. Nov. 4, Edmund Stackpole, aged 70 yrs
In Sanford Oct. 70. Mrs. Lydia, widow Of the late
EphIaim Allen, aged 80 years.
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General Grant at Cadiz.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA CadIz dispatch
states tnat Gederai Grant arrived there Tues
day. He was received at the landing bV the
mayor, civil and military officers, with guard
OF honor in attendance, and a large crowd
cheered the ex-President. The reception was
most enthusiastic on the part Of the people
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California Mining Stocks.
Chicago Cattle MARKET.

Chicago. November Relationships 81, 900 head /;
shipments 300 had; the ket is steady and :
changed: choice heavy at 29O@3l5 light at go
q 80; mixed packing Gu a 90 closing quiet.
Ca,t,e-Ieceipts 1880 head; shipments 1900 head !;
ers ana stockers 40 q o.; butchers tirm Cows at
200 g 8 90; Bulls at 80 @ 40; Steers at 10 a
3 40; Texas 2 ~ q o..
Sueep-receipts 60 head; shipmen S 1870 head the
market is quiet and weak at 270 % 100.
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New YORK, November a .Evenng-Money easy
ing Exchange strong at 4sl 4s1 for long and 1851
a ass tor short sight.
Gold steady at 1908 throughout; carving rates !
Clesripes SiI 1878 OOO Tie customs receipts to-day
were Ss74 900 The Treasury disbursements were
Si3s do for ineres, and Si63 900 for bonds Govern.
ments strong State BOMBS dull and steady. Riil-
way mortgages active and buoyant.
The transactions al tue Sock Exchange to-day
aggregated III 900 shares,
Tine following were the closing quotations of Gov
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THE FISHERY DISPUTE.

The Halifax Award to be Paid ON the
Esd.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14-The government has
through banking house in this city completed
the purchase of sterling exchange to the
amount of about 81, 100 600 to meet the Fl .lifax
award to be paid the British govern ment at
London on the 23d inst. Agents of the u. 8.
Treasury Department will make the transfer at
London on that date
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NEW YORK.
A Brutal Murder.

NEW YORK, Nov 14.-Angelo Spauelo. an
Itansp, wasla'd Peter Drake and plunged a
rgg-r's knife into the back of his neck, caus-
ing almost instaot death. Spanglo fled but
was pursued and cap ured after a desnerats
struggle. IL is said Drake attempted to cut
him and blacked his eye last night.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Thursday, Nov. IL.
ARRIVED
Steamer City of Portland Pike, Boston for East
Big Cnas Dennis, Connacher, Richmond. Me, to
Chase. Leavitt & Co, to load for Cuba.
Sch Nathan Cleaves, Atwood, Virginia oysters to
Tmmons & HAYES.
Sch Uncle sam, Shaw, Danvers.
Sch Corneia, Morton, Portsmouth, to load corn.
CLEARED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York,-Henry
Fox.
Barque Tuck-Sipg. (Br) Marshall. Port Natal via
Brunswick Ga-Cbase, Leavitt q Co.
Sch Voant, (Br) Chute, Bear River, NS-A D
Whidden.
Sch Henry Willard, Harding, Baltimore-orien-
tai Powder Co.
Sch Corpelia Morton Rockland-G W True q Co.
Sch Boomer. Richardson, Somesve-Natht Blake
Sch j traitor Hnyt. RenDebec, to load ice for
PHILADELPHIA NickeIson & Son.
Schs OdeI, Winslow, and Grace Gushing. Meaher.
Kennebec, to load lumber for New York; Nicker-
son & Son.
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Specie Resum o,ion Approved

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-The United States
Board OF Trade continued its deliberations this
forenoon. resolution was adopted approving
the course agreed upon by the Secretary of the
Treasury and the New York BANKERS for the
national resumption If specie pay meats.
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AFRICA.

The Kaairs Threatening the British
Forces.
LONDON, Nov. At is reported that a fur
ther outbreak of Kafirs is imminent. The
rebel tribes are massed under the king of the
q Aus. and the British force on the frontier is
IN danger of being overwhelmed unless prompt
~ reinforced.
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The AIabama Senatorial Coute,t.

MONTGOMERY, Nov IA -rhe senatorial con-
st is attracting much attention. Tue b,llot-
Jog beeius week from today. Gov Houston,
}. l. Hugh, Samuel Bradford, L. q. Walker.
F. W. Sykes and Peter Hamilton are mention
ed as candidates,
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The niuuexota E,.c,;eu

ST. PAUL, Nov. 14.-The Pioneer-Press
prints returns iron the couutes, nearly ali Of
hcIaI, showing toe r oubncsn majority on the
state tcset to b. II 824. PIllsbury's majority
last year was II, 324.
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THE LOUISIANA MURDERS.

A Determination to Bring the uurderers
To Justice,
NEW YORK Nov. l4.-A Washir gton spec
ial says U. s. Attorney Leonard mas arrived
there to cousulG with Attorney General D.vsns
as TO the most practical means to be tmpiov+d
to bung TO justice the % urderers of rs ueoroes
at tue late election in Caddo parish, La, This
Is Leonard's district.
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FokT WAYNE, Nov. 1.-THE death at Hunt
ington, ind., from terrible beatings, of a dwarf
named Mary Daily at the hands Of her father,
step-mother, brothers and sisters, is being in
vestlgated. The girl had borne two illegitimate
children, of whom her STEP orothers are said to
be the fathers
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FINANCIAL Ana MERCIAL

Clearing House transactions.
PORTLAND, November H.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day;
GROSS Exchanges. ....,...............S S2.436 90
Net balances. '....'"''"',",."....,. 17,6Q7 90
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MARINE NEWS.
Revenue Cutters Desig mated to assist Nayi-

Revenue Cutters Designated TO assist Navi-
gators.
:. WASHINGTON, Nov. 14-At the Secretary of
the Treasnry's Instance the President has des.
ienaIed during the coming season to
afford snch aid to distressed nayi-
gators as their circumstances NAV re-
quire, the following revenue steamers: Albert
Galiatin. Alexander H ,nilton, A. j. Dallas.
Hugh McCulloch, Levi Woodbury., Samuel
DEXTER: Schuyler Coifax, Thos. Ewing and the
q. s. Grant
Washed Overheard and Drowned.
:. Boston: Nov. 14.-Schooner Pillows Bride at
this port from Porto Rico, reports Nov. 9Th
VIM Wilkins, second officer, was washed over
board from the jlbboom and drowned. He was
native Of Nova Scotia.
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More Arrests in south Carolina

CHARLESTON, Nov IA -Toree managers of
thu r-ceut eIec lou at Ktuestres Ia Williams
burg county, we're arrested today for iuterfer-
lug With TIE q. g. Supervisor. Other arrests
are expected,
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MARRIED..

In this city, Nov 10, by Rev. A. S. Ladd. Frank L.
Bowie anu Miss Alice z. Haskell both of Portland.
In this CITY, Nov. ii by Rev. DR.. Carrutbers. Erred
eIick Chandler and Miss Ann E. Miilstt, both OF
Mnot.
In Saco. Nov. 0, Richard Emmons Of Biddeford
and Miss Clara A Collins OF New sharon.
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vIETEORuEOGUCAG

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Nov. Is, A. M.
For New England
partly cloudy weather Dorth westerly winds,
becoming variable or shifting to warmer north
eastetly, rising followed by stationary or fall.
ing barometer.