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The Portland daily press., 1878-06-05
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE s,
club" Happenings.
BOSTON, June

BOSTON, June 8, 1873.
Memorial Day was observed with the usual
ceremonies. Services were held on the Com
mon, on the mound beneath the beautiful
monument SO appropriately dedicated to the
soldiers and sailors by the city of Boston. The
smart was wreathed in green and immortelles.
Gen. Horace Binney Sargent delivered an elo.
quent address.
The STANDARD, weekly publication, in form
trife larger than the Herald, made its debut
May 9th. Its purpose is to aid the Greenbsck
"clique." 1t is being slowly canvassed through
this section. Mr.. Chas. Byram is the editor.
with an associate, Mr.. Beard. Chief among
the staff of writer's they reckon Hon. Wendell
Phillips. The productions 80 far are not yery
promising. 1t will be short-liyed unless the
Greenbatkers give to it their most earnest SUD.
port
A foolhardy adventure is in contemplation.
1t is the sailing from South Boston of a craft
yciept the Nautilus" 1t is smaller than the
one in which Capt and Mrs. Grape made their
remarkable voyage. The chief movers in this
rash undertaking are two young men. They
are to cross the "big pond" when the necessary
arrangements are completed.
{ The Rev. Mr.. Murray has lofty scheme in
view, which he has divulged to his congrega-
ton the past two Sundays. 1t is the church
which Boston needs-a regular metropolitan
church. L understand the proceeds of his lee
lures will be the basis of the fund. The edi-
flee, he intimates, will hold about 5000, with
two regular preachers. The rental system of
pews is to be such that it will give the rich and
poor equal chances Rev. Mr. Murray s UNDER
takings rarely ever meet with anything but
success; SO hope he will be successful in this,
his greatest one.
Lolita has just closed brilliant engagement
at the Boston Museum in Musette. This
week Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Knight are playing in
Otto.
At the Boston Theatre Colvihe Company in
Oxygen opened last week. At the Globe
Carleton English Opera Company. At the
Howard the Texas Jack Combination will
make brief stay. The Boylston gives the
same good variety treat.
A movement is on foot to have Boston
branch in the vicinity of Parkers for defunct
actors and journalists. 1t is long felt want.
ALANsON
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-05
FINANCIAL AND CONNIE RCrAs
Portland Wholesale Marker.


TUESDAY, June 4.-The markets are quiet TODAY
and there is little to note. Flour is easy at old
prices Corn is little stronger but there is little
change to note in prices here. Sugars are firm at SIC
for granulated and 9sc for Extra G. Pork and Lard
are quiet and unchanged
FREIGHTS-The engagements reported during
the week comprise the Bark A. c. Bean to load gen.
eral cargo Boston for River La Plate if to two ports
$3.50 out. Ship Bertha, Philadelphia to Liverpool
with general cargo on private terms. Barkentine
Norena hence to Matanzas with molasses shocks and
heads at Ice. Brig Melrose to load boards at St.
John, N. b. to Trinidad at $675 or if to Cienfuegos
81 NJ: Brig Ernestine, New York to Portland. coal
at SOC and discharged; Schr Cumberland hence to q.
K, with deals. CSC per standard; Schr VIM. Wilson,
st. John, N. B., Matanzas with boards at az gold
Schr Ariadne Cow Bay, G. B., to New York, coal at
$175 per ton. Schr Maggie Ellen, hence to to New
York. lumber at $3.50 per NJ; Schr Julia Grace.
hence to Halifax with general cargo on private terms;
Schr Thomas Borden, lumber to New York 81 so per
M; Schr Twilight headings to Baltimore at 25c per
pair; Schr Fred L. Porter ice hence to Philadelphia
at Soc per ton. There very little Offering at the
a1n
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WASHINGTON.
The Army Bill.

s WASHINGTON, June 4-The Senate Commit
tee on Appropriations today agreed to report
the army appropriation bill to the Senate on
the basis of the existing law except that it will
recommend the adoption of the Indian trans.
fer clause, other changes made by the House
being non-concurred in. The Senate Commit
tee on Military Affairs agreed to report as an
amendment to the army appropriation bill
provision referring the entire subject of army
reorganization to commission of three mem
bers of the Senate Military Committee and
four members of the corresponding House
committee. and three army officers of at least
IL years service, detailed by the President, its
report to be made as soon as practicable for
transmission by the President of the United
States to Congress-. This amendment will be
moved in behalf of the Military Committee
when the bill comes up for action in the
Senate.
The Expenses of the Investigation.
The House bill appropriating $780, 900 for the
expenses of the Potter investigating COMMITTEES
was reported from the Senate Committee on
Appropriations today with the amendment that
was recommended by the Judiciary Committee
Yesterday
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Havana Market.
HAVANA. June 4.-Sugar weak.

LONDON, June 4-12.30 P. M.-Consols at 96 Tie
for money and 965 tor account.
LONDON, june 4-12.30 P. M.-American securi-
ties-United States bonds, CTS 1881; new 5s 1O7s
new 4s, 1885, 1o-40s, 1893; Erie l6i preferred ssh
LONDON, June 4-1,30 P. M.-Consols at 96 3-16
for money and 964 for account.
Amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank of
Englandt to-day was 100000.
LIVERPOOL, June 4-12.3O P. M.-Cotton market
is firm: Middling uplands at Sid; do Orleans at 4
16d; sales OOO bales including 5000 bales for spec
ulation and export; receipts 1920 bales including
Futures fully 1-32 cheaper; July and August de-
livery at 81.
Flour at "a q Is; Winter Wheat 10 10 a II Spring
do at 10 g 6; California averages at 10 a 10 To-;
visions, &c-Pork at 40 6 Beef II; Bacon at 246 a.
London Tallow at 49,. "
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THE GRAND ARMY.
Annual Encampment at Springfield.

Annual Encampment at Sprin.feld.
SPRINGFIELD, June 4.-The annual national
encampment of the Grand Army of the
Republic occurred to-day with large crowds
from the surrounding country, and many
military men from all over the country present.
AT the business meeting of the Ninth army
corps at Grand Army hall 125 were present.
General A. E. Burnside was elected president,
Il. Barney secretary, Col. D. r. Leonard
treasurer. Speeches were made by Mai. Bros
byschell, Maj Renne, Col Hodgkins, Gen.
Jardine, Chaplain J. f. Lowering and Gov.
Hartranft AT the banquet at the Massasoit
louise speeches were made by Governors Van
Zandt of Rhode Island, Rice Of Massachusetts.
and Hartranft of Pennsylvania, and Generals
Slocum and Sharpe. Gen. Grants name was
received with enthusiastic cheering. When
zen. Joe Hooker entered the room the entire
company arose, giving him cheer after cheer
He however excused himself from speaking
having just arrived and being wearied with
travel, but was deeply moved by the heartiness
OF his reception.
The evening reception at the Springfield
CLUB house surpassed in completeness anything
OF the kind seen here for years. Among the
prominent strangers present were Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher, orator, r. Fl. Stoddard, poet,
f9r to-morIow's exercises Governors Conner of
Maine, Rice of Massachusetts, Van Zandt of
Rhode Island, Hartranft of Pennsylvania,
President Noah Porter of Yale College, and ali
the military dignitaries Fully Thousand
people thronged the grounds and the spacious
rooms, while the street for square each way
was packed with people listening to the con-
slant music, striving to catch sight of the
gay scene within.
Browns Brigade band of Boston PLAYED
many selections from the band stand on the
lawn. The ample grounds about the house
were Illuminated by countless Chinese lanterns
and colored lights All the best people of
Springfield paid their respects to the visitors.
Outside the house the veterans gathered in
knots to revive the memories of campaign DAYS
and the comrades dropping out one BY one,
Refreshments were served by the club.
The following officers were elected:
mander-ln-chief-Gen. j. G. Robinson of
New York.
Senior Vice Commander-Paul Van Deyart
of Omaha. Neb.
Junior Vice COMMUNICATIONS E. Hill of
Boston.
Chaplain-Rev. j. +. Lowering.
Surgeon General-Dr. Watson.
The reports show the number of members to
be larger than year ago, particularly at the
West. For the place of next meeting Chicago,
Baltimore and Buffalo were talked Of The
chances are in favor of Buffalo. Two hundred
and forty delegates are present. The soldiers
here.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-05
The International Postal Treaty.

IARis, June 4.-The international postal
tteaty mas been signed. All the changes adopt
ca iook towards uniformity. The changes
tnroagn 4o; the world except the Indian and
separate proposals concerninn the nsa Of e ne
change letters with the declared value and Of
International money orders are adbereJ 70 on IN
by the group of countries Comprising the C com,
ttinent of Europe. Book and packets Of Two
union. The right of Japan to control her oyn
postal service entire is admitted in princinie
The British and French postal Offices are to he
shortly removed from Japan. The postal nm
ion treaty is to take effect in April, 1879.
Switzerland continues administrator OF the
postal union with the International bureau at
Berne as heretofore. The closing session of
day. ""' '-A W.
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nTgNoR rELRcRAnns.

The schooner George Kilburn, ashore on the
Jersey coast, is breaking up.
James Brooks was crushed 10 death BY a
falling building in Baltimore yesterday.
Mr.. Bryant was not SO well yesterday, but his
condition is not alarming.
Gen. Ben Harrison will be president of the
Indiana Republican convention which meets
today. e'''
The threatened difficulty between China and
Siam is averted and amcable relations are re.
established.
Escobedo is constantly receiving reinforce.
ments and he will attack Piedros Negras in a
few days. :
The Pope has instructed Cardinal Fraachi to
despatch urgent instructions to the Catholic
clergy of Germany to use every effort to prevent
the spread of Socialism.
The loss of the Idaho is attributed to an un.
suspected error in the compass, owing to which
the captain went two points nearer shore than
was intended.
The Governor of Kentucky has commutei
jerry Andersons death sentence to life inn
prisonment. He was to have been hanged
Friday for numbering his wife. Evidence Cir
cumstantial
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-05
THE GERMAN EMPEROR.
Modelling Cenfesses 10 n Wide Spread Con-
spIrncy-The Emperor's Condition.

spiracy-The EmperSr's Condition.
BERLIN, June 4.-When the enraged popu-
lace broke into Fobeling's apartment on Inter
den-L1nden. he discharged two chambers of q
revolver at them. Herr Haltfeur, an inn keen.
er, was present and was severely wounded The
crowdgseeing the latter bleeding, supposed he
was thesassassin, and fell upon him with such
fury that his life is despaired Of After his
second shot Modelling was instantly placed in
rapidly through the arehway at the entrance Of
the house his head struck against the arch
with such violence that his ne tx was dislocated
and the man died.
DR. Nobleng was known while in Dresden as
an 1notfensive and diligent student of highly
cultured manners, but pronounced Democrats
Before losing consciousness Modelling was exam
ined 10 the presence of his mother He ad.
mltted he earnestly sympathizsd with the
ultramontanes and socialists and that he had
accomplices, and though he had no reason to
spare them he would mention no names lust
then. lie owned that the off ce of shooting the
Emperor had devolved on him by drawing lots,
and he believed it wonld be to the public inter.
est were the head of the state to bs removed.
The German public have therefore to confron t
the terrible possibility of the existence of So
cialiStlc conspiracy to take the Emperors life
In which men OF rank and culture are concern
ed. The examination of Modelling cannot be
continued on account of his precarious copdi-
ton.
letter has basn found which shows Nobel.
ing correspondent with the German social
Democrats in England.
The general belief is that the attempts to as
sasSlnate the Emperor are the result of con-
spirecy, concerning which startling revelations
will be forthcoming. Both assassins had false
names under which they occasionally passed.
Modelling when questioned as to his motives ex-
claimed: Germany is nothing, the Emperor
is nothing, humanity and progress are every
thing. We have done away with God, and the
people want no more kings
Modelling is Of small STATURE wi h full reddish
beard and coarse features. Some suspected ac-
completes OF Modelling have been arrested. He
was perfectly calm while the doctors were op-
Grating upon him, and appeared moved only
when confronted with his aged mother, when
he cried bitterly.
An official bulletin issued at 10 o'clock to-
night says the Emperor has been free from
pain this evening. During the day he repeat
eddy SLEPT calmly and took nourishment with
some appetite.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-05
BY TELEGRAPH,
MAINE.
Sad Drowning Accide at at Calais.

Sad Drownins Accide At at Calais.
Especial to the Press.l
CALAIS, June 4.-Mr. Bradford Rdeout SON
OF o. b. Rideout of Calais, and Horace Peter
grove of Bay View were drowned this afternoon
at lower steamboat wharf in this city. They
were In a yacht with three others when souall
suddenly struck them upsettine the boat. Mr..
Rideout became entangled in the sail and
could not extricate himself. The accident has
cast spirit of sadness over the city.
Graduation Exercises at the Bowdoiu
Medical School.
ITO the Associated Press
BRUNSWICK, May 4.-The graduation ex-
ercises at the Medical School of Maine took
place to-day. The number of graduates was
twenty-five, all of whom received diplomas
Notwithstanding the standard of rank has been
raised. An address of unusual interest was
delivered by Prof. G. L. Goodale of Harvard,
subject, "Thomas Sydenham" President
Chamberlain also addressed the class, and was
followed by Prof. Chapman in behalf of Bow
doin College, and by DR.. Packard of Bath in
behalf of the physicians of Maine, welcoming
the class to their ranks. The class is SAID to be
one of unusual excellence.
Fire in Castine.
CAsTINE, June 4.-Henry Orcutt's house in
Brooksville was totally consumed Sum-
day night. The upper part was occupied by
George Grindle. Loss $780, Insured for
$1,000
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-05
THE MAINE GREENBACKERS,

The Convention at Lewiston To-day
Rust, Philbrick and Sanborn the Prom.
inent Candidates.
LEWISTON, June A considerable portion
OF the delegations to the Greenback convention
arrived during the day. The question of candi-
date for Governor has been actively canvassed,
the friends of Rust of Belfast and Phlbrick of
Skowhegan seemingly being about equally
divided, while third interest urges Abraham
Sanborn of Bangor. social meeting was
held at Auburn 81 all this evening. Two hun
dred GreenbacRers were present. Speeches
were made by Scion Chase, f. M. Fogg, w. w.
Perry of the Camden Herald. Peter Coeper's
Secretary, (sent from New York; and others.
Considerable enthusiasm was manifested,
Solnn Chase presided Music was furnished by
Glover's Band
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-05
THE OREGON ELECTION.
The Legislature in Doubt-A Ciese AN
Severe Contest.

The Legislature in Doubt-A Clese and
Severe Contest.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-Senator Mitchell to-
night received the following despatch dated
Portland, Oregon, June 4:
1--WE have had the severest fight ever ex.
perienced inMiantonomah county We think we
have elected all ten of the Republican mem
bers of the legislature in this county, but NAV
lose one or two. The indications are that the
Oregon legislature will be Republican.
JOSEPH SEANER,
Secretary of the Republican State Central
Committee
PORTLAND, Oregon, June 4-The election
returns are coming in very slowly. Sufficient
is received to induce the Democrats to helieve
Whitaker is elected to Congress. Earhart.
Republican, is generally conceded elected SEC.
Rotary OF State. Nothing can be definitely said
concerning the remainder of the state ticket.
The growing impression is that the legislature
will be Democratic The result cannot he
positively stated for two or three days.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-05
Watertoyyn Cnttle Market.

WATERFOWL, June 4-Beet Cattle-receipts 562
head. Prices without improvement. Several hum
dred head were left over last week at Brighton, and
with light supplies of meat the market is full the
trade for Cattle consequently is very moderate: sales
OF choice at so q rs; extra at 90 "a Z 25; first
quality at 90 q 5O second quality at 90 q so;
third quality at 90 a 4 80. Working Oxen per
pair SlO0 q 1l7 Mich Cows and Calves So so a $40.
Sheep and Lambs-receipts 627 head; the few
include ordinary grades Sheep. Spring Lambs were
at wider range and Wool Sheep a &c % tb: sales
from to per 10; Spring Lambs at g Sc P fb
Veal Calves at @ SC % tb Sheared Sheep at q 5.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-05
New York Stuck aud ryorsv vy,,,,.

NEW YORK, June 4-Evening.-Money easy at 3
0 per cent. on call, closing at a. 81 per cent Sterl
short sight. GNU
Exports of domestic produce for the past week
$5l59552, against $6,25l,533 for the corresponding
week of last year.
Gold opened at 1909 and closed 1909. Borrowing
rates Tat and per cent. Clearings SiO129 OOO The
customs receipts to-day were $4,000. The Treasu-
ry disbursements were $4,000 for interest and Sill
CT. N'--'-N
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag
gGegated shares including 605i5 shares Erie
10 4Oo shares North Western, %, S25 shares Lake
i6O9 shares Pacific Mail 6742 shares New Jersey Cen.
tral, $3.50 shares Western Union. HOO shares New
6 6prk Central $3.50 shares Rock Island 42G0 shares
Ohio & Mississippi.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
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Base Ball.

At Boston-Bostons, 8; Milwaukees, 3.
At acknowledgements q; Hornells, l.
. AT Observation-Disclosures 8; Stars of
Syracuse, 2.
At Lowell-Lowells, z; Auburns, L.
At Observation-Disclosures 2; Providence. 1.
fields, 6. - "p-ins
Az Aolyoke-Holyokes, 5; Uticas. IA; 40
natis, 3. p''' D oincln-
a. R1unal9-bnhalos, z; Rochesters, 2.
AT new Haven-Yales, 10; Amhersts. O
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-05
Renneff ON His nul

BALTIMORE, June 4.-The Sun ppblisbes a
cable from James Gordon Bennett in Paris in
reference to his duel, in which he says: saTb 10
Suns details of the affair are to a certain aT.
tent correct. He censures Wilkes interference
IN the case, and referring to the Suns state
ment that he was scared while May was cool,
Bennett says being the principal he cannot say
anything in regard to this, but he withdraws
any Injunction of secrecy imposed upon the
seconds. Bennett states be shall return about
the middle of July and suffer the legal penalty
II public opinion demands it, and declares he
cepted," ""' az
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-05
Anilerson,s Enouse Rsbbes.

PHILADELPHIA, Juue 4.-The house of Jas.
3. Anderson, late supervisor of East Feliciana,
La, was robbed yesterday Of important docu.
ments and a quantity Of jewelry. The theft
house, and upon his confession all the papers
were found secreted in the chimney.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-05
DIED.

In this city, June T. Etta infant d. lighter of Harry
and Eliza E. May, aged weeks.
In North Yarmouth, April 80, William Lufkin,
aged so years months
In Brownville. CAL, May 10, Emma Josephine,
wife Of Chas L. Toff, aged 80 years 10 months.
In Bath, June 8, Mrs Julia A., wife of Henry
Rose, aged 81 years months.
In Bath, June 2, Mrs. Eliza widow of Philip Shea,
aged rs years.
In Paris. May 80, Mrs. Pauna Forbes aged II yrs.
In North Paris May 30, Alice E. Dlnham, aged
% years.-daughter of j. H. Durham.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-05
Clearing House Transactions.

PORTLAND, June 4.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. .,,,,,,.,..,,,.,S 70 72o ne
NeG balahces. ...''.. 1928 IS
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CHICAGO, June 4-Hogs-receipts $4,000 head ship
ments $500 head: market is active and heavy at
% q 8 30; light at % 10 g 8 25; mixed at Is g
8 40.
Cattle-receipts 5000 head; shipments 100 head
choice strong; medium lower; sales at 90 q %;
feeders and stockers at 90 a A. 90.
Sheep-receipts $40 head; sales at S7A g 4 25.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-05

On Monday seven7 hundred miners from
near Charleston, West Va, captured steamer
and went to Blacksburg and made the miners
there stop WORK. They then took possession of
a train on the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
and returned, refusing to pay fare.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-05
FOREIGN PORTS

At Sydney, NSW. Apl rs, ship McNear Taylor, fin
At Newcastle NsW, Apl 25, ship Henrietta, Blan
chard, for Yokohama.
Sid I'm Shanghae Apl 10, barque Commerce, Elliott
Nagasaki.
In port Ap 49, barque Fred Ltchfeld, spauld.
At swatow Apl IT. barque Rosetta Mcneil, Brown
Sid FIN Hong Kong Apl II, ship Alice n Minott
Whitmore, London.
In port Apl 20, ships North Star, Thompson. fol
San Francisco. ldg; Tan Berry, for do (gets S45OO
Freeman Clark. Dwight, for Portland, D; Chandos
Emery, unc; barque j Carlton, Amesbury, for San
At Singapore Apl Is, barque Wakefield, Nichols
for New York, ldg; Hawthorn, Nason unc.
AT loilo Apl :, barque Chalmette, Waite, for Bos-
At Manila Apl II, ship Antelohe. Cheney, for San
Francisco; barque R Lyman, Pinkham, unc.
to AT t Ta NAY FS snps Nancy Pendle
At Pabelion de Plea May 6. ship Eric the Red, AL.
Walsh, White ldg.
at Huanillos May g. ships Andrew johnson, Craw-
tord; bohemia. Irask, and franklin. Hassel!, ldg.
At Huanillos May 9th. (not sailed) ships j Lin
coin, Lombard, for Europe; Blanchard, Loring.
and VIM M Reed Prince. do; Detroit Blanchard
and Monte Rosa, Carter do.
Sid I'm Pabellon de Plea previous to May C, ship
Thomas, Norton, Europe.
III, In port May 6 not sailed as previously reported)
Chas Fobes, Lowe, do.
a.. At valparaiso May l. ship David Brown, Colcord,
from Sydney, NSW, ar Apl 10; Darque Grace Deer
ing Davis, from Iquique, Apl 49, to load wool for
New York
;, Cid at Queenstown Sd inst, ship Annie II Smith,
Bartlett. Qrom San Francsco) for Hull.
Ar at st Thomas May %, schs Fred A earle, Con-
don, Amsterdam; Il A Keene Keene, Philadelphia;
Stephen Bennett, Bennett, New York.
Sid 22d, brig Rocky Glen, Allen, Sagua; Lucy w
Snow, Stone, Arecibo, to load sugar for Delaware
Breakwater at SOC.
SPOKEN.
April 10, lat 81 S, Ion 10S W, barque Formosa, from
Columbia River for Pisco.
May %. lat "a o.. lon "a 16, sch NJ Sawyer, from
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-05

LUBEC, May 2s-Sld. sch Chas Sears, Turner
Dorchester, to load stone for New York at IS per
ton.
May 29-Ar sch Alice Dean. Gardiner Portland
May 3l-Ar, sch Frank Barker, Coggins, from New
York.
June 3-Sld, sch Frank Barker, Coggins, for Dem
nysville.
Sch Wave, from Calais for Boston, with lumber
is ashore Shot Point with twenty feet of shoe gone
and badly hogged. She will have to discharge deck
load before she will come off.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-05
rFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

AR at Pensacola 3lst sch Sarah Bird, Hall, from
Rockland.
Ar at New York 4th. brig Addie Hale, Sheppard,
Cardenas; Keystone, Havana.
Ar at Alicante Sd inst, sch Kocheko, Jasper, from
New York.
Ray, United States.
Sid FIN Havre Sd inst, barque syria, Pettengill, for
Cow Bay.
AR at Madeira prev to Sd inst, sch L Lewis, Pen
dleton, New York.
Ar at London Sd inst, ship Ne Plus Ultra. Borden,
New York.
Barque Joshua Lorlng, Worth, from Rio Janeiro,
has arrived at st Thomas, leaky.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-05
MARRIED.

In West Paris April %, John Hayes of Yarmouth
and Miss Georgiana Winslow of Paris
In South Paris May q, Chas. A. Prescott and Miss
Alice Il. Leach. s
In Swanville May %. Omar G. Hussey Of Brooks
and Miss Abbie Y, Nckerson Of SWanYille.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-05

MATANZAS. Bark N Stever-5la3 shocks and
heads, 100 kits mackerel.
ST. JOHN, NIB. Schr John Brd-49O3 shocks and
heads, rs hid shocks, 13,206 hoops.