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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-21
slbermals Charlie Rps.

Ginctnnatt, o, 20. Sftober. -@briit.
6. GoB, Slater bes perlhpunbenen @barlie
8ob, erbielt bieler Gage eiren anonpmsn Srisi,
naf ipcldem Elm Wann, NamenS Gafnour,
ipelter ftd) in oem Sbio'er 3udtbauie befinz
bet, 9(les iiber GbarleD's @ntfiibrlng tuiiIeu
loa. Dfan fra9te i'm aus unD er ersdblte elne
anideineno pla1iible @ei9id)te, iponaf er
@ebeimpoli5iit uno teraniider Nanger seipeien
iein mill, nerlnieb aber bic 8eantmortnna oi-
retter Srasen. St iagt, er babe ben uerlore>
nen auaben am l., s., 8. unO 10. Stunt 1877
III isiuer @eualt gebabt, mill aber ben Blat
ni9t ndber besei6nen. ST. lagt fsruer, er lei
@iuer bon elmer Saube bon S4 Dtann gemez
len, bic iid pereintst bdtten, nm Gbarlie Jiob
su perber9en uno i'm Dor ben Sduoeu Der Sc
RimpoliSiiten gu betpabrer1.
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Werhaftete Ndliher.

Utica, W.zY., 20. Sftober. s. Camp
ein etma oreiBigidbriger Mann, ipeld)er iid) iii,
einen Neiu= Yorfer aftieumafler ausgiebt, unt
U. g. Seinemann, 90 Sabre alt, tpurben beutt
in bieier Staot perbaitet. Gine 9lnsabl &c
falidter anweiiunaen unb auberer @erthpa
piere tunrSe in ibrem geiiee porgefunben
Camp lit bo6getpadien uno idlanf, !6eine
mann fllrs rnO georuu9en. 2etterer bat eiH'
Narbe auf Der redteu 8auge. Die @efanse
men boten nebrere Der 9efdli6ten anipeiiunger
in ,,VraQQ'S Nptel" an.
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Ser Msfitano Oct l1tes.

tut VuNUt.
&amlins, $751;, 20. Sftober.- General
Mterritt erbielt am letten Sreitage bon @aihz
inston aus gefsbl, DIE Seinbieligfeiten 9egell
bic lltes einsuIellen uno ,ueitsre geieble am
@bite<Riper ober am gear@&iper sll eripar.
ten, inbem Observation-Disclosures i'm @ange
ieielt. @s perlartet, baB DIE lltes iid, oaSl
peritanben baben, Die 6doelsfibrer, pel1e Sic
fiirsliden llnruben ueranlabten, ausSulieiern.
Mferritt's uab @ilbert's Gommaroo ipiro
mabri6einli9 nod einige 3eit in ieinsm eager
nahe Der a8bltes9 9tiuer=asentur bleibsn.
Oel Norte, Col, 20. Sftober. - Sin
&unbibofter, welter am letten Sreitage Dol,
Der iiiolld)en lltes=a =agentur 3u Sos Binos an
fam, bringt Die aunoe, oaB Die 6duptlinge Der
liibliben lltes am ID. b. 90. aberuals cine
Seriammlun9 bielten unb beidloiier, ben Srie=
ben inter alien umitdubeu sn erbalten. Die
8eriihte iiber Seinbieligfeiteu bur9 oieie Sn=
oianer itno obne alien Gruno. Ste Srauen
uno Sinoer bon Der 8bite<J <Jtiper-slge bez
ftuoen itd in Si6srbeit, meroen iebod) ifwer-
lid) bon ben S1lbianern ausselieiert perOeu, bis
alle ftreitiseH alngelegenbeiten nit ben 5sriez
bens Gomntiiidreu, melde inHerbalb elmer
gSode aus Sabingtou ertpartet iuerOen, in'S
Geine 9ebraft iinb.
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Cine abesntalige 1lmmalsnne tn
fNnt1ff

@ew-Yorf, 20, Oftober, - Der 5apti'-
lde @eian6te bat folsenbe Nadrid,t erbalten.
gSn Der gtadt pem 8. 3. Wt. ereignete fid In
Portzaa= =Yrlnce Elm Iufitano geSen ote propi=
iorild)e 8esieruns, tpslfer nit Der ginistuns
elmer aus fol9enben 5erren beitebenbsn reuell
Ie9ierung enbete: @sneral Salomon, General
&t6elien Duperpal, @eneral s. q. Simon
Saur, @eneral 5lorel 6pppolite, @eneral
Seise 1e!smaque, @eneral 8igano uno @ene>
ral gaNrsnt. Bon ben Mitslieoern Der friibss
rem Wegierung bsHneen fb einige i'm @efdug-
niife uns aHbere lua)ten Sdns' ~ ben aonllt<
laten Der auStpdrtigen Wddlte, 8ls &anlinern
ioaen am 10. ,. M. 5niammentreteu, I'M ei-
men Yrafioenten .3u ertudblen unO bic Ser
faiiumg su amenbtren."
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giet,utarft 1t, @sttapcIshta.

gS eft q Ia , e1p b ia, 20. Sftober. -
&inbpieb lebbaft, 3ufubr 25Oo, prima gu 81
quite 5, Ofittellorte Al, orbindre 3.
Sdaafe lebbaft, 3ufubr 5000, ertra quite
4l-444, quite 4-44, MitteliOrte 33-a, orbi.
nGre 34-3@4.
edmmer lebbaft, 3ufubr 1000, prima SIS,
CUTE 81, Wfittellortc 44-5, orbtndre 4-44.
Sdweine lebbaft, .3ufubr 1900, priula Ct,
CUTE 65. Ytitteliorte 6, orbilldre 81.
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9te GDnititMttonaIitdt Der ,,Yaci=
fics8abu"=0ei beffGfi0f.

g4aibington, 20. Sftober.- r.-Seute cab
bas Sberbnnocsseridlt feline Gnti6eioung in
ben yYacific~ ~Babn"< "<BrOseijen ab. DieIdbe
beitdtist bic Gonititutionalitat oes uYacific=
8abn"=@eletes bonn Z. Otai 1878, Das BON
Senator Sburmau ieiner 3eit unter 10 groBen
&dmpien i'm Gongreiie bi1rbseiebt muroe.
&i6ter @aite perlas Die Gntlheiblng llno. cine
@iebrheit Der &idjter billi9te oieielbe. 0aakaen
itin1lHten 3ra6len. Stro1Q unb &ielo.
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81 WaHri@ten bon Dem gallpa
NnfEfs&4A nor. ~

Chicago, 20. Sftober. - Superinten
bent gSilIon bat iOeben folgenoe 0epeiae por
Safe zSnOiana erbalten: yygin Badtt Yapiere
peld)e aus bem Sallon yBatbfinber" berabge
rorfen woroen tparen, tpuroen beute friib al
oem lfer oes See's gefunben. Iui ben Ba
pteren iteben Die sebrudten gSorte: ''Dropped
from Professor Wise's transcontinental bal
lon the Pathfinder" aebnlidle Bapiere pur
ben an anoeren Srten sur Groe berabgewor
fen ~
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O}r. 252.

= Die 9uftiGifferiu SanHn @Oooar6
nuBte tiirSlitb ibren 8allon aui bem 3u1Osriee
binablaiieu, nm nidlt auf's offene Dteer getries
ben 5u perbeu. Sdifier rettcten iie, Der cine
slrm mar tbr gebrod1eu.
&ubolpb @otti6all bat cine neue
oramatIId)e @attlmg eutoedt, oeren BHege CT
aaeroiHgS id)on otter nit oiclem Slid inlti=
nlrt hat. 98ir lcien udmlid) i'm ,,t6einii6en
Courier" pom 10. September: -, @eitern er=
ld]ten ais gtoDitat .oer Scrmittlcr", 0auae.
meile IN pier glften oon 6uOolpb @ottidaQ. Il"
Sn Otelem @'enre lpirb Der 9(utor iduerIid)
enen ebelbiirtigen Gonfllrrenten finber.
BURNErT's EAU DE COLOGNE erbtclt bic
hodlte YrGmie III Der Geutenuiols 9usteQuna.
IS it unerretdt in 3teihtbum unO BARTLETT
0eS gSobIgeruds. (ltp.I.-i.90
Sriib5ettt8cr Wcrlmit 0es SaarcS,
Bentt9en Cages 10 allgenetn, fam o1lig ucr4
nlleOen meroen oHrd ben @ebrau6 BON
BURNETT's COCAINE. (2lpr.3.-i. 0on.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-21
0ernttiGte Sepeid)ei, aus Ne,us
Worf.

gem Yorf, 20. Sftober. - Der 9an1-
pier yStrauto" BON Sull fam bier al.
: Sas Superiorserid)t iprad beute 5rn.
SenrD 5offnan unO ietnem ainbe S9aoener-
iat I'M getrage bon $4,000 5u. 9as Sinb
ipurbe in 1869 an Gde Der 40. Strabe unb Der
IL. apeuue bon eirem 8aggon Der ,gsip=
Dorf Gentral=Sabn," auf lpelbem es geIprl1u=
gen mat. berabgsitoBen unb berlor IN Solge oes
StnrSes ein Sein, inOem Die 9taber iiber bas
glieb we99ingeu. Ser Sater oertlagte Darauf=
bin Die Sabn aui $25 900 Shaoeneriat.
- Der 6eute aus Sull angefommene 0anl=
pier rStranto" brad)te bic aus 18 Yeriouen
beitebenbe 0tanuid)aft bes bon Guebec nad)
2onbon beftimmten uorruegiiden Shlffes
,llrania." 2eeteres tuurse auf bober Gee led
uno nubte BON Der Wanni9aft aufsegebel1
tperben.
- 6olaenoe 0ampfer iino bier augefonl=
men: r4pomin9" bon siusrpool, v5opas"
bon ct. 9taSatre.
- SAos. Srofpn, tpsld)er I'M lesten SUM
leine @attin ernlOrbete, iuliroe bsute oes Wtors
DtS in Drltten @raoe iberfiibrt nno 81 bier
Sabren Sud)tbaus perllrtbeilt.
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SofaI sSerta,te aus gSa5btmston.
Sdlaseret. = @eridltitdjes. - Gin 9eiabrlid,er
gtnrs, ,.-.Sahes Mblebett. ssaHrunfau. =

S,erniiid)tes,
gSaibtngton, 20. Sftober, = @eftern
0a6nlittag serietb Elm i9on oft beitrafter
Oeutl9er, 0samens Sob. MHllcr, nit benz
@igentbiimer elmer S9napps >aneipe, ytamens
Sanes Wtc@ee, on s sipii9en 13. unb 1917
StraBe, in einen befti9en Oisput, wel6er
ihlieBli6 lotpeit ausartet4 bab Ntc@e ieinem
@sgnsr nit einem Gierpfunos@eiuidtifiif ntebe
rere Sdldge anf ben &opf perIetta, 10 baB
Wtiiler beiinnun9slos suianlmeultiirste. Or.
8alter nabm ben nidt unbeoentlid Yerletten
in ar5tlife Sebanolung. Mc@es ipurbe per-
baftet.
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aus Ser 8Mnoesbattptitaot.

8aibingt II, 20. Sftober.-0ia Jeutige
Steuereinnabme betrug s677 1922. SO; Die 3oG=
etnnabme $3.50, ,592.85.
Sefretdr gparts reiife beute Na6mittag
nad Ietp=Yorf ab.
Der Yrdioent pirb nlorgen iriih bierber sll=
riidfebren. Gtne &abtuetsftung loll am gfad)=
ntlttage abgebalten tperben.
Sdatamtsiefrstdr gbsrntan en1pfing beute
Elm anonpues S9reiben aus gepsDorf, in
wel6em fid cine 3man5igooaarnote befanS.
Ser Srief erfldrte, baS @elo lei fir ben @es
mtiienSfDnb heItinn1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-21

- 8ret 5arte, Der betannte Sd,riftIiel;er
nnb anleritaniidlc SonIular -9lgent tn s re.
felb, iol, wie es beiBt, oerartig inter Dem
Sltma leioen, bab eS srueiielbait it, Oh cr aui
ietnem Soften bleiben fann. (Slima? Sm
bier Hennt man 0as anbersD
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Scr 6el0marfs.

gtem-yorf, 20. Sftbr.- Solsenoes iinS
Die SdyluBuotirungen: @elb 81; Sterlina<
gScd)iel 4.80-S03. SuuDes Sbliaatiouell,
1SS1er 1853, neue Siinier 1893, 1o.4oer -,
Oin. Col. 3.65cr "a. Iftien: Jfeiu=O Oorfer
Central 1926, gris 800, eufe Sbors 9S4, Sill
noiler Central 90, Yittsburs l044, Chicago.
ytortbneitern s74, 90. Yrioritdten 1854, 0tod=
Sslanb 14S, gSeitern llnion Sci. 9ss, gteips
Serleper Central 744.
nnteridaeamts- -Silan5: Sob $132 ,2s8,-
86l Gourant $17,O24,13O.
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ytoti5en.
SeH TIctldmamn & Gomp's yreabete.

Compressed yeast).
% man entSedt bat, oa6 piele Na1a6munsen un,
ierer 9efe i i'm gtarfte beinben, 70 bat aae dd3te
BreBbeIe unieres Gabritates auf ieoem gadete ben
Hamen unerer Wirna. aae anberen fno geadab:
muHaen.
Ban usrian1e Don fetnem Grocer @af, ,slet,d,
a'sia & Gsarp's HrsBbefe. 9dsIid friid!
6abrlf=Oepot: yir. "a, goro=suta,u=s strafs.
(Marst9,1S) 9. g. 8ennett, @,eidbdftsfibrer.
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S@wtmoe, oper saasan,
on ben 9anocn gcbeilt, - Gin 0antiagunasa
prtrf

on ben 9dnoen 9cbeilt, - Gin 9antiagAues.
BriCt.
so. meets & y o r.-Weine l5errenl g1ad,s
Dem id Sabre lang nit Sttptnoen poer 5aI,Huk qes
auGt 9smelen mar una man1en iausr perotenien Spis
lar binaus9emorfsn battle maGe id sinen geriud, NIT
y Htt tcura uno Sott lei 9ant, meine Siiroe fiuo
wte Dies. ~ ''NT
sic mo9en BON metner Wthbeitung btIiebia @ebraud,
MAIDEN, nno tt piini&e nur, oa6 Is anoeren armsft
Gfioenoen ebenlo nobltb tt9 Ietn mo9e, als es mir
elnabs TdnBsPn Sabre bier unO babe &oha6neer oes
bdlteR, nm menen untstbat gu gemtnuen. Cft lpar
mstn psrI ltuer aas durbt, td pliroe nit ,neiutn
lpunoen Sanoen gar Nths mebr tbun f6nnen, unD id)
babe Hod fir einc tIetne 5amtlie III inraen. Nber'
Sotl teis 9eoantt! mene 8dnoe in6 lest gut uno 10
oGnie tb Sbner nod einmaI.
5bre ergebanie
o,.,, Glllabetb 8udIep.
2tttItton, N'S., 81 Wat 1878.
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&1Ge GcDtc
a0r. 6. sD}cQQne'S
hsriiJmte amrrifanii9e
SsSSS41rpoo= =SNtffeG
,, ,,Nermifltee.'' 20
Snmptnme npu gRfrn,ers

SD,nptomc Dpu gStltmern.
4Ao5 Geiidt lit bIeid mb bleifarbia.
q 5eitpeiie brenneno rptb pber Elm n
umrDtRetcr Sled auf elmer poer auf beia
ben 98an8eu; bic 2lugen iperben tribe;
Die YHpiIIen eripcjtern ii6; ein bldulider
9albfrel5 3ieRt ii9 I'M ba5 untere 9ll.z
9enlieo; Die 9taIe lit eptsiinbet, eeI6ppls
len unb blutet Supeilen; bic Sberlippe
lhplIlt an; bin uno ipie6er Sppfpeb nit
0aulen umb BOden 1T ben 06ren; cine
un8em6Rnlt4e Spei6sl 9(bIonoeruna;
lhletmlge unb beIe9te ,3unge; 9(tbem
lebr ilbelrie9enb, beIonber5 oes Otprz
sens; NpPetit DeranberIi9, 5ufpeiIem in
QelBbrmser nit na9enbem 8efu6le i'm
Otagen alt8artenb, gu anberen i3eiten ipie=
Der 9an3llb margelb; fIu6tige S6merz
5s4t I'm .U|a9en; seitweiie uebelfeit unb
grbredcn; beftige S6mersen i'm Inter
lelb; llnregelmdBiger StubIgang, su
3elten perItopft i9leimig, unb bdufis
NIT Slut permii9t; Der 2eib 1T ees
19ipolIen uno bart; Der llrin tribe; 6as
Atbmen erl6wert, begIeitet Dom S6ludz
ger; ma6mal .trodener rmb frampfbaf<
ter Sulten; unrlt6i0er unterbrpAener
S6lef nit 3dbnefniri6en; Semperaz
ment perdnberlib, I'M QlQgemeinen aber
rei5bar, u.I In.
sEenn pbi9e G9niptome ais borsonbeu
hrnD,lDI111,1p,, t,,n,.An,, -,
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Die g u teuras6 6eilmitte merSen prApa.
ytr 800 g8a9tngtonz Boiton, Wlaif., un6 iinb
bel allen Apot3dern Bu b0ben. Nreis bes @utfcura
IN tlclnen s6abteln % SentS; 8roBen Sdadteln,
entbalten, 81. eioIpentSi pto f5lolbe. s NJ
ttcuta< % &'nts, mIttelit Oct 8ojt 80 @ts !;
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SoIlins, Qufaeeat iiber bent gRitt.J
puutie Der Rerpentrdite, De,
poit3 3'fdle etertrIid1e Dlaaeugrube iinb lie has
bette Vltttel ge9sn 8eris
0dGiier. run1, in8erbtn6uua mil DEM
munoerbar be,eb'noen uuo
tetoratloeR Agens 9leftr Jitdt Den betr1iti1en
Gs9enibaften unierer etaeneu ouittaen Bdliame uno
St4ten. 5hr trane uno ibWGde &ungeu SsrttlopIen
Ntreul6mer,cr, geuereiOen btItoie qoHT Sdl,ushe
ots lltagcn5 uuo Der Saodrme, R5aumatisnus, Qeis
rotlta une Genoengtdt Iino i pas eie Wiitte in Der
gBeIt
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T9e' e's@erulan gorrefpoaoeitt, .
DAILY 4 WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
published By

FIRED. EAINTEE,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE ST. & Posi- O. AVENUE,
Price 124 Cents per week, Sc per Annum,
payable in advance. The Daily is mailed to
any part of the United States at $500 per
Annum, postage prepaid. = Price Of the
Weekly, published every Friday, $3.50 per
Annum, postage prepaid, to any part OF the
country, $4.00 mailed to Europe, in both
eases Observation-Disclosures
published in English as well as German.
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Stir Die ieBige gaiCon

empfebe i gang 6eisnOers ineinf als GUT sstanuteu
Safeu, Safem
ION retner gBoQe unb ioliber Grbett; c!Ie Sortep
Strt6>Sarn,
A3asalSSaI une 8erutanto,pn seitridte uno gefpebt
6trM n p 10 a aren,
slmtesteskeen, tlntcrbciem, 9amoidIuhe v. +. up.
81
0ro6e MusmGH pom aurSluaaren, men reitbaIti=
AeS Ajortiment, ioWte et9ene sSabrttation bieten
Rinrei6enbe @arante, oas Id RunSen auTs Bette uro
a5t1igfe bsotenen fann.
Dit bod,itsn Yaarpreiie iuerosn tta WpGe sesebeu.
3ouis Seller,
Nr. fO1. q o. a , ~ b,
Spif3n Gantonz unb gastern<apenue.
~ Tabrti: bre NeiIen bon ou Gtapt an ber Sre.
DesidsSsoob. Dakf, ,tSt&pl
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J(eue dn5eigen.

Yl>9te oemofratisd,=cunIssuatiu sttn,ut=
sSsa.A geber Der 10. gSaro uerben fib bctte
Mbsno nns . nbr i'm eotale bes sgutaipz socialz
CLUBS" va. 1s9, serinstonzstr., perIommeln, um
Auftra9e oes
(252l 10. sSaro osmofr. 6an,paame= s on.tte's.
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Or. 6. Mtpane's permifu9e


gE. v, 3tl( y0lte 9 DertlltyuQe
5ichsr sino Our s.S,;,t,,,
ga r,+h5f4 an;,, C~.s.n
:. S"''"It te'n >NueeCfiioer
III tf9elo etner Oelt1lt; ut elne unlhdbz
Hbe Yrdparatipn unD bat nidt Sen
dertn item fhGbIihpr H,,E
beim .nrtpitc Q;nS
CO. 'G'' 'S Sn y" - y
~ ;fmo" tr+ s., =: N.,.t' :. " II ' = . SS
~ ' wv wv CtYlalllteH Y. Ulc=
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! .Y'a,Nel Z, Pafei

-. oa,, FWWt* XWWt{
bur Retie tns auSlaL6 beIorat tni,eronl5 "a eshs,
Il. SsaiNe,
Gds Ses SaltimoTeitiase un6 bofsG GSfxes sgEpen,,e.
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SelearQnhiliile 9eneid,e,,.
Snfano-9epefGett.

[Bertdte Der rAioctlrten Yreiie' fur ben rOeutide
&orreiponoenten".]
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-01
LEWISTON AND AUBURN.

ASi-0b~Ai5 OSbI' wv
Indian summer.
Another two-storied dwelling is going up
on Brooks street.
Seven marriage intentions last week,
making nineteen for the month.
Officer Walsh is again on duty, after
weeks absence in New York
The leaves are falling fast.
The ladies of Court street L. i. society
have an oyster supper tomorrow evening
in the vestry of the church.
The coal man again languisheth
The popular druggists, Wakefield Bros.
are making some internal improvements in
their store.
James Sawyer has returned from Mime
sofa. He says the boys are sick of it and
want to get home.
Acorn and beech nuttng are now in or
der.
The fly is very enthusiastic over the
return of the warm Weather.
Uncle Jenkins leeps the court house
and surroundings Lot as wax.
The Journal now averages half a column
per day about the revival of business.
The shooting galleries are offering gold
premiums for the best shots.
The Tuesday evening dances in City
(small) Hall are resumed.
IT'S an interesting study to notice the
line of invaids (?) marching in at the
liquor agency every day.
Hon. r. B. Dunn of Waterville is at the
Dewitt House.
One occupant at the police station to-day;
a result of too much toddy.
Grievances are expressed on every hand
that the white globes have been removed
from City Hall chandeliers. The substi-
tutes are an imposition upon the patrons OF
the hall.
The residence of Squire Howard at West
Auburn. has been purchased by Samuel
Jenkins, landlord of the Spring Hotel.
Only % cases were tried before Judge
Cornish last month. Ten of these were for
larceny, seven for intoxication, and five for
assault.
The late G.. B. Elder had S., 900 endow
ment in the Order of X. of P, which goes
to his orphaned boy.
Mr.. Vickery of Augusta, while in attend
ance at the state shoot, lost valuable dog,
and now offers a reward for his recovery.
The singing of Miss Lulie N. Baldwin at
the Court street Baptist church, is attract
ing considerable notice among lovers of
music, and it is receiving great deal of
meritorous comment. We understand
Miss B. doesn't claim particular musical
gift, and her engagement with the Court
street choir is her first public appearance;
but if she hasn't the most superior soprano
voice in our two cities we are mistaken.
We bespeak for Miss Baldwin brilliant flu
ture.
Hotel arriyals-DeWitt, IS; Marston, 25;
Elm, 81
Harry Hartwell, the Auburn pedestrian,
won an easy victory over James Driscoll OF
Portland at Mechanic Falls recently.
The Lewiston mills suspended opera
lions Monday, owing to lack OF cotton.
They will start up again tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-01

OH tell NE where in, earth or air,
Is happiness, tho jewel, hidden?
For in its quest despoiled OF rest
Full many a lucllless wight hath ridden.
Oh! tell me where, that souls in weeds of sorrow,
No more may dread the dawning of the morrow.
Is it in sips of ruby lips,
Or any bliss which love may treasure?
In golden spoil, which comes Of toll
In mart or mine surprising measure?
in any art in godlike mans achieving?
In strait belief, or boundless unbelieving:
Is it in list, amid the glist
OF mail where pickering trumpets clamor?
And loiterers spring to sell with ring
OF steel. hoodwinked by loves sweet glamor?
Or in the deadlier strife, where banners flying,
Flame to and fro above the dead and dying?
Is it the prize of those who rise
BY alartyrs' blazing wings to heaven?
Or, yet, the need of him whose deed
Some gyve of wrong from man hath riven?
Is it in greater or in lesser knowing:
In gainful reaping or in painful sowing?
Mayhap it lies meath tropic skies,
Or where red BOreas faunts his banners;
In Pickering seas, or fowery leas;
On sterile steppes, Or lush sayannahs;
Mayhap beyond the scope of mortal dreaming,
In the bright crown of some immortal beaming.
Oh! tell me where if earth may bear
This wonder through the ages hidden?
That to its quest, despoiled of rest,
No more may luckless wight be hidden;
And souls fore'er discardng weeds of sorrow,
May hail with joy the dawning of the morrow.
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-01
Fall Farm Notes.

Now is the time to pick leaves. If moi
gathered soon, they are liable to fall to the
ground and get bruised.
Be in no hurry to pluck your pears. The
small boy will attend to that Ditto as to
apples. He will freeze to them before they
freeze on the trees.
Give your poultry double ratios i'll view
of Thanksgiving. If intended for market,
keep them well supplied with gravel. 1t
helps to digest their food. There is nothing
that so literally repays investment. Gravel
can be got for the hauling, and brings shil-
ling pound when sold as poultry The
farmer who sells a chicken with an empty
gizzard has mistaken his calling.
Don't forget your preserves. Ihey Will
come in nicely next winter.
Apples make the best preserves. Mash
them up and squeeze out the juice, which
may be used at once if wanted. But put up
in tight casks, it will last all winter.-that
is, if you have enough of it.
Collect ferns. You will find the finest
ferns where the snakes are most prevalent.
This fact is useful in guiding to a discrimn-
ating choice.
Put your big squash on exhibition. If
you have none, supply yourself at once.
They can be obtained at all respectable gro
GERS. No farmer should be without a big
squash.
Pickle your beats. Dry salt is all sum
cient. Insert it lyperdermicaly with shot
gun. This is practice having ancient use
to recommend it. The saying, ''cum grdno
salis,' is borrowed from ali Old recipe for
picking beats.
Get your potato-bugs under cover before a
frost nips them. Now is the time to make
sure of good crop next Spring.
Don't leave your plank walks out. They
are liable to become winter-kilied
Buckwheat cakes should have a good
mulching of syrup. Plant them deep.
Grapes may be dug now Some farmers
continue to do so with a hoe, but horse
rake will do five times the work, and do it
better.
In gathering watermelonsuse stepladder
Never climb into the branches. You may
rub off the bark, thus ally injuring the
tree. A still better way is to stand upon the
ground and cut them off with an sviculator.
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-01
WINTHROP.

TUESDAY, Sept. 80.
A delegation from Cobbossee Lodge Of Good
Templars of Manchester visited Winthrop
Lodge at their last meeting.
Dr. Putnam has removed his Office from the
Packard building to one of the rooms over G.
P. Hannaford's drug store.
The Winthrop Juvenile Temple has changed
its night of meeting from Saturday to Fri
day.
The apple crop will be very large here this
season. In one orchard it is estimated that
there will be 500 barrels.
Last evening the Reform Club elected the
following list of officers fer the ensuing quar-
ter:
President-E. S. French
Vice Presidents-B. c. Jersey, John Well
man, Thomas Dealy.
Secretary-H E. Soule.
Treasurer-S. G. Davis.
Chaplain-Harlow Murch.
Marshal-M. G.. Keene.
Chorister-C. w. Dillingham;.
Arrangements are in progress to have
prominent speaker for the Reform Club meet
ing next Sunday afternoon. If he is engaged
the meeting will be in Packard Hail.
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-01
Portland, Bangor & MachiaS
STEAMBOAT co.

.szsxzsry- The Steamer LEWISTON, Capt.
A.,ErA ~ eChas Deerng, leaves Railroad
ss5sgssssssT5 Wifi, Portland, every Tuesday
r1azaszssz.lgg szzzzazsand Friday evening at
li.15 O'Clock, or arrival of express trains
from Boston, for soclkIand, Castine, Deer
EsIe, SeaSviclk, WIT. DESERT, $50. West
and Bar RsarbOr0 Miilbridge, JonespOrt
and NHacsiiRspOra.
Returning, will leave NIacEiasport every Mon
day and Thursday Morning ut 4.3O o'cpk,
arriving in Portland same evening connecting with
Pullman Night train for Boston. Express trains also
leave for Boston at 81 3 and $40 same mornings
Commencing Sept. 10th, the Steamer CITY OF
RICHMOND, 600 tons,) Capt. VIM. L. DENNIsON,
will leave Railroad Wharf, Portland, every Mon
day Wednesday and Friday evening, at
10 O'Clock, or arrival of Steamboat Express
Trains from Boston, for EsOclSlund, Camden,
Lincolmviile, Belfast, SearspOrt, sandy
Point, BackspOrs, Win'erport, Hampton
and Bangor.
Returning, leaves Bangor every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday morning at O'Clock, touching as
above, arriving in Portland about O'clock connect
ing with 6 p. IN. Express Trains and Steamer for
Boston.
Tickets and State rooms secured at Aliens Union
Passenger Office 2S Exchange st.
All communications by mail or telegraph for rooms
should be addressed to
GEO. l.. DAY, Gen. Ticket Agent,
Z. CUSHING, General Manager. se10tf