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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-04
Republican Convention.

| FARMNGToS, August =. The Franklin
county republican convention, held to-day.
organized as follows: President, w. l..
Daggctt; secretaries, o. NJ. Moore, ID. A.
Conant full and enthusiastic gathering
was present. Nominations:
Scnator-George X. Fernald, Wilton.
County Commissioner-F. A. Patterson,
| Industry.
Judge of Probate James b. Sevcry,
Pennington.
Register Of Probate-M. A. Phillips, Weld.
Clerk of Courts-Ebenczer S. Kyes. jay.
Tresurer-Benj. Goodwin.
NJ. A. Phillips of Weld, nominated for
register of probate declined. j. II. Thomp-
son was nominated. Hon. ID. F. Davis and
Hon. Thos. b. Reed made rousing speeches
to large and enthu siastc crowd, on the
common, this afternoon.
Assault.
BIDpEroRp, August 9. Edward Barge
ront, Frenchman, about II year old. made
an assault upon Joseph Lafayette, aged Is,
this forenoon, kicking him in the abdomen
Bargeront was playing tag and Lafayette had
/
critical condition and not expected to live.
Drowned.
SAco, August 2. Charles c. Cornforth, Is
years old, son of Seth c. Cornforth of Saco,
formerly of West Waterville, was drowned
yesterday forenoon, while learning to swim,
in Cascade brook. The body was recovered.
Greenbackers.
Ellsworth, August 2. Greenback county
convention met to-day, about 40 delegates
being preseM. Nominations:
Scnators-Malbury Kingman, Mariavlle.
w. l.. Haywood, Bucksport.
Attorney-John B. Rednan Ellsworth.
Sheriff-W. b. Mitchell, Ellsworth.
Treasurer-lorace Davis, Ellworth.
Commissioner-W. ii. Card, Franklin.
Jesse Harper of Illinois addressed an audi
ence of l20 in the afternoon.
Drowned.
CAsTINE, August 2. A small sloop boat,
not belonging here, painted white and top
streak black, was found to-day near Ram
Island, with nlasts just out of water and
sails set. She has been raised and brought
here The oars were gone. Nothing but
tanning fuchsias. was aboard. Parties are
now dragging for bodies
Death.
PORTLAND, August 3. Rev. Thomas Rines
of Augusta, known as the blind Advent
preacher, died suddenly at Naples, to-day
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MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Suffers a Loss of Twenty-Five
Thousand Dollars.
Seventeen Buildings Completely De-
strOyed.

HoULroN, August 6. About 6 o'clock this
morning fire was discovered issuing from
Swantons stable. An alarm brought out the
people, but the town was minus a fire de-
partment and possessed very poor facilities for
cxtinguishing fires. The old, dilapidatcd
hand engine was brought ont but did no good.
Bucket brigades were formed End work com
mcnccd in good earnest.
Meanwhile the flames were spreading, and
soon the stores of Estabrook Bros. stove
dealers, were in flames. The fire spread up
and down the south side of Main street, em-
bracing Miss Smiths millinery store, Il.
Kcnnedy's tailor shop, Rob't Galaghcrs boat
mandatory and post Office to the west and
Blacks livery stable. two tenement houses,
McMastcr's stable, DR. Walkers tenement
and Gram Woodbury's fine residence to the
east.
Crossing the street to the north of the Gus
tom house, the two united dwellings of Da-
vid Edwards bakery and c. Z. Gunv's resi-
dencc, situated upon an eminence above the
custom house, was soon in ashes.
Thus in two hours seventeen buildings
were burned. Total loss $25, 900; total in
surance ST. 900. The heaviest losers are Dir.
Walker, E. Woodbury. and C. p. Tenney.
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YELLOW FEVER.
The Condition Of the Disease at Mem.
phis, Tenn.
THE DISEASE THOUGHT TO HAVE
REACHED IT'S HEIGHT.
Favorable Reports from Louisiana and
Other Points.

New York, August 2. The following is
from DR.. Mitchell:
National Board of Health, !
August |, 20.
Nine cases and four deaths here YESTERDAY
Do not look for a large increase in the num-
Der OF cases in any one day. If they can get
the people in camps it may stop entirely.
The colored people are giving trouble. They
do not want to go into camps, and they will
nced help before long to feed the hungry 1t
will not be safe to return here before cold
weather.
MEMPHIS, August 9. Thirteen new cases
and four deaths'are reported since Yesterday
All trains on the Knoxville and Nashville r.
X. were withdrawn to-day. No northern
mails This was tire only route left for get
| ting i'll or out of Memphis.
All river traffic and travel was stopped sew
eral days since.
Eight more cases were reported at the
Board of Health this afternoon Among the
number are Ed Moon and John Waters. Five
additional deaths have occurred Mary Null
BRANDON Marie Lanhan, Marshal Hoskins.
Charles Forbes and Julia Richmond, Color
ed.
Total number of deaths according to the
official announcement of the Board of Health,
for the week ending tonight A. From yell
low fever, 26 other causes, Is. 1t was the
purpose of the President to declare the fever
epidemic, as the number of deaths from the
disease exceeds those from all other causes
combined, but as the death rate for the week
shows a material decrease from the previous
week, he withholds the declaration for the
| present.
| Physicians are sanguine that the maximum
death rate is reached and that decrease in
the number of deaths can reasonably be ex-
pectcd There was drenching rainfall this
afternoon.
| MEMPHIS, August g. Twelve new cases
were reported to the Board of Health to-day
six of whom were eolorcd. According to re-
ports of j. II. Edmonson, Supt. of nurses OF
the Howard Association, they have 65 on du-
ty, attending 70 sick people Sc of whom are
whites and II colored. The death rate to
date has been 333 per cent.
LOUISVILLE, August .. There were A
deaths during the week, one an imported case
of yellow fever, from Memphis.
New ORLEANS, August 9. No new cases
of yellow fever reported to-day.
SoUTH-WEsT Pass, La, August 2. Pilot
town has been Inspected. There is no sick
ness and no fear OF yellow fever; no quaran-
tine, and disintectants not needed
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FROM LABRADOR.
The Fisheries.

New YORK, August 2. News from Labra-
dor fisheries to Tuesday last are favorable.
The straits fishery is generally fair. South
ern Labrador is middling for cod and salmon.
Packs harbor and neighborhood is good. In
dian harbor and adjacent places are poor with
hooks, The north generally is good for those
having traps and seines. The ice on the Goth
was from Ailack to Hopedale, but was float
ing. Crafts are getting along fairly. Cold
fog and bad weather have prevailed The
fishery on the whole is not discouraging The
salmon fishery in the north is bad. The her
ring are making their appearance.
Disaster at Sea.
A schooner from Darlington run down the
pilot boat on Friday, in the fog, off Halifax
harbor, and dismasted her. Seven men on
the pilot boat had narrow escape from
drowning
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BASE BALL.

At New Bedford-Albanys 5, New Bed
fords |.
At Cincinnati, o. Cincinnatis, ), Buffa-
los 3. = Ntktt fla4E ! ANEtsf
At ghkeepsie-Flyaways of N. Y, 5,
Poughkeepsies 4.
At Worcester, Mass.-Worcesters II, Hol-
yokes 0. s
At Chicago, Illinois, -Chicagos Z. Cleve-
lands 0.
At Syracuse, New York-Providences s,
Stars 4. tssa Il
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TEXAS.
Cattle Dying.

SAN ANTONIO, August 3. Cattle are dying
in the west and southwest part of the State
Cholera. .lfs@
Reports of cholera in Monterey, with 100
deaths per day. are causing great uneasiness
here. .i.
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NEW YORK.
Marine NeMs.

"
NEW YORK, August It is reported foui
steamboats, have been ibelled in the Missis.
sippi, for taking Immigrant negroes to Kan.
Weather. .-.
Clear, hot, wind north, thermometer stood
81.
Arrived.
Sec'y Sherman arrived here last night, and
goes to Washington Tomorrow.
Wrestling Match.
The final arrangements for wrestling
match for $1,000 side between John NcMa-
hon and James Owens, of Fairfield, VT, was
made to-day .5r.r
Yellow Fever.
A Memphis special reports the illness by
fever, of neice of Col John NJ. Sanderlin.
miles from Memphis, on the Raleigh road
She has not visited Memphis since July d,
and had no correspondence fi0m there. The
only plausible theory advanced is that a refu-
gee family sickened in the house last year, .
and it is thought that germs of the disease
have been brought to life by the recent warm
weather. If this theory is true is true, not a
hamlet or village affected last year, can es-
cape visitation of the plague
Religious.
FAIRPoiSr, August .. The great pavilion
was inaugurated to-day with appropriate re-
ligious exercises Rev. Drs. Clark, Peltz.
Elmwood. Simpson of London, Bishop Simp-
son of Philadelphia, Drs. Warren and Dash
tell, and Gov Bishop of Ohio, participated in
the exercises.
Typhoid Fever.
Malarial typhoid fever has caused four
deaths at Wilbur and Eddyville, near Kings
ton, n. y. Large pools were caused by the
recent frcshet, and they are covered with
green scum, poisoning the air for some dis
lance.
Collision.
WATERFOWL, August 2. The steam Yacht
Harrington, which sunk the Josphne at Clay
ton Thursday collidcd with the steam Yacht
Flora, last night, near Thousand Island Park
Both yachts were loaded with pas sengers, and
the Flora was beached to prevent sinking.
The license of the captain Of the Harrington
and of the captain and engineer of the Jose
phine have been revoked by government in
SpcctOrs.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
The Inter.Oceanic Canal.

WAsHINGroN, August 2. Request has been
received from Nicaragua that civil engineer
Menocal of the navy, may be allowed to visit
that country and complete under its auspices
the work on certain unfinished portions of
the survey Of the Nicaraguan route OF the
proposed Inter.Oceanic Canal Menocal for
merly did work under that government. The
request for his aid has now been granted by
Sec'y Thompson, to whom it was referred,
and Menocal will shortly leave for Nicaragua.
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YER MONT.
Arrested.

BURLINGTON, August 2. Nearly two years
ago Edward p. Paige, chief clerk of the Yer
mont Central Railroad freight Office, in this
place, was discharged, it being rumored that
there was a deficiency of several thousand
dollars in his accounts. Nothing further has
been done in the matter until last evening,
when he was arrested on charge of embez-
zling Sl7 900. and was committed to Jail.
Examination will be held next Tuesday. He
is young man universally popular, and has
been in the employ of the Vermont Central
road from boyhood.
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THE GREAT FIRE IN HAMILTON
ONTARIO.
The Loss and Insu.ance-.Three Men
Killed by Falling Walls.

HAMILTON, August ?. The total loss by
the Hamilton, Ont, fire is 81 200, 900; total
insurance, $4,000.
The Bank of Hamilton, Provident and
Loan Association. and Merchants Bank, lost
very little, chiefly of furniture. All papers
books and securities were saved. Thevaults
of the Bank of Hamilton were opened and the
contents found perfect. BE
Three men were buried in the ruins of the
falling walls this forenoon, while attempting
to fix the gas pipe. None can be recovered
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MISSOURI.
Business Outlook.

ST. Lorls, August 2. Journal of Com
merce to-day contains extracts from letters
from all sections of the west, particularly
from country merchants, all of which note a
large increase in business, rapid restoration
of confidence among all classes, abundant
crop. general prosperity and bright prospects
for the future in all departments Of trade
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War Dept. Washington, !

July 20, 70
Ordered, That boards for examinations of
civilian applicants for appointments in the ar
my, shall hereafter, among other things. in-
quire of and report upon the following ques-
tions concerning each applicant:
lists he of good moral character.
2d-Is he addicted to the use of intoxcat-
ing liquors a. beverage.
3d-Is he attached to union of States, and
in all respects loyal to the government of the
United States.
(Signed) Gro. w. McCRARY,
SDnrItnr,. Il
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There i to he dance al the Vienna Min
cral Springs, Friday evening, August sth.
Towle's Orchestra Of Canton. will furnished
the music aud supper will he furnished ut
the Mineral Spring Hotel.
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The Methodist church was filed with a
fine audience TO listen to II. NJ. Heath. Esq.
on Thursday evening, 1t is needless to say
that they were well pleased with Mr.. lIcath's
address. From eight O'Clock till after ten
they listened with the closest attention.
while the speaker fully, fairly and forcbly
explained republican doctrines, and exposed
the sophistries Of the greenback platform ad-
opted at Portland. Mr. IIeath's arguments
are fully and clearly set forth. He is doing
GOOD work
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YoKoH,M July II. Quarantine has been
established against the southern part of the
Empire, where cholera is raging. The Brit
ish minister has ordered his vessels not to
obey the quarantine. The American minis
ter says American vessels will observe it, as
also will the Russian.
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and board, and afterwards working in the
saInpling room of smelling works. He re-
ports the scenery very grand all along the
Leadville and South Park road, this being n
new route by which twenty miles are saved
in going to the mining regions. 1t was won
derful to him how flowers could grow in the
elevated mountains through which he passed.
blooming and thriving right alongside of
snowbanks. Mr.. Gushing brought back
many interesting and valuable mineral spec
linens, showing how rich Leadvillc is in gold.
silver, iron, &c.
Mr. Leonard Tivermorc also returned the
past week from that fatal land of promise.
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WEST INDIES.
The Situation.

New YORK, August 2. A Cuban merchant
informed reporter yesterday, that before
fall there would be an uprising in various
parts of the island. Another said there was
much uneasiness in Havana, and that the pa
triots in Santiago were already under arms.
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Mr.. Howard @ ven and family went down
on the steamer, saturday, to Squirrel
Island.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Hot Weather,

Hot Weather.
FALL RIVER, August 2. Thermometer to-
day, l024.
RUNS Work.
A train leaving Providence at $40 tonight
ran over and killed middle-aged man lying
on the track, two miles from this city. The
body was horribly mangled The man was a
stranger and was evidently intoxicated
Explosion.
One of the rotary boilers in the Montague
Paper Co.'S mill, at this place, exploded Sat
urday evening, killing one man and wound
ing two.
The Spiritualists.
BosToN, August =. This was the closing
day of the spiritualists' campmeeting at Onset
Bay, and 1000 persons attended. }. B. Steb-
bins of Detroit, spoke of the Pocasset TRACE
dy, saying that Freeman and his wife were
devoted Orthodox believers, led by blind
faith in old stories to the killing of their own
child. Mrs. Nellie T. Brigham also spoke
upon the culture of spiritualism.
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Loral ann Stair Trms.
Monday, August a, 1879.

A. meeting of the republican voters of
Sidney. FfiN,v evening, a club was organ
Davis, NJ. n. Cowan and A. IL. Bailey, vice
presidents; \. Sawtclle, secretary; C.. II.
Lovejoy, Fred Blake and w. A. Tanner, ex-
ccutive committee; and district committee
consisting Of one from each district. Mr.
George Mino, of Belgrade was present at the
meeting and made some interesting remarks
Although only day old the Sidney club
numbers fifty strong.
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Malaria D,snrmes ofIts T,rr,rs,

Malaria, that fell atmospheric poison, is dsarmcd
Of its terrors, and health insured to thousands resd
ing where the noNious eNhalation periodically infccs
the air and engcndcrs Intermittent and rcmittent
fNers by liostetter's Stomach Bitcrs, the most pop
uk'r as II is the best Of prevcntYes Alternatives and
nncs In numbcricSs localities where the demand for
sulphate Of quini'ic was formerly immense, the
huftflll akalpid has been almost entirely supplane,l
by this safe, agreeable and effective substitute,
which is genial in action and unobjectionablc in fla
vor. II nulliics the influence of masma by giving,
more active impulse TO every vital function. quick
cning and enricling the blood overcoming tenden-
cy to liIou,ncs, aud promoting digestion.
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Bank Matters,

MONTREAL, August 2. "A preliminary
meeting of stockholders of Consolidated bank
was held to-day. A deputation was appointed
to wait ON the directors and get an explana-
tom, A large shareholder announced his III
tcntion Of suing the directors, for issuing
false statements Feeling was very strong
agginst the directors.
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Weather Indications for To-Day, "a

For New England and the Middle States,
slightly cooler and partly cloudy weather, To-
cal rains, southwest to northwest winds, and
nearly stationary barometer.
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NEW JERSEY.
Sad Accident.

NEW YORK, August 2. A picncker at En-
glewood, N. j., Friday, fell from the pail
sades, 250 feet, and was fatally injured. A
horse previously backed off the precipice,
and with the. wagon was dashed to pieces.
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VIRGINIA.
Death,

NORFOLK, August 2. Sailed for Prov-
dence. schooner Mary +. Carson, from Balt-
more. The captains wife being very sick,
put in here for medical assistance. She died
last night.
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Gen. Grant.

Gen. Grants reception at Toxic was most
unprecedented in lavish display at entertain
ments, He leaves for home the last week in
August. He is reported as kcenly sensitive
to the sights put upon him by British Off
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When the high school house question was
before the Board of Aldermen at its last
meeting, the final vote was unanimous in ia
vor of accepting the report of the committee
upon the matter.
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CANADA.
Fatal Accident.

HAMILTON, August . James Ivory, W
7. Rinour and John Gibbs were buried be.
meath a falling wall at McInnis, this morning
bodies not recovered.
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Court Matters.

SALT LAKE, August 2. The executors of
Brigham Youngs estate and John Taylor
gave bonds to-day, which were accepted and
the order for Imprisonment cancelled.
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CHIN A..


HOMO KoSG, July s. There is strong ex-
preston that Minister Seward should not be
returned while criminal charges stand against
him. eM EH#H
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MARY LAND.
PedestriauIsin.

BALTIMORE, August 2. Hartman won the
walking match of al hours in six days. with
score of 39l miles, to 1858 by Dorsey The
prizes were $500 and $3.50.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

j. w. Walsh, letter carrier at Detroit, has
been arrested for rob bing registered letters.
lie confessed.
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Explosion.
The Spiritualists.
ILLINOIS,.
Pedestrianisn.

CHICAGO, August .. The rs hour walking
match closed at IL o'clock tonight Dobler
completed 220 miles, Guyon $50 and Riar 1853
miles.
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We understand that ErastrS Bartlett, Esq,
wishing to bnild n residence for his daughter
Ms. DR.. Webster, has made an offer of $1,000
for the Nosc lrt, corner of State and Green
streets. Tho price q .ked /. sltnO
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WONDERFULLY!
THE NEW
VERTICAL FEED
SEWING MACHINE,
!0V!Es, EAN!Ey 4 SMITHS,
Accompshes a Variety and range OF work never be-
fore thought oi. and is all practical and be done
by any one.
Binding, Folding, Bias Trim
ming, Cording, Single and
Double Piping, Rufling,
Side Plating, &C,
Without Basting!
Everybody say' ~ !: Truly Wonderful"
The Machine is exhibition At our store and all
t ft..l s..

The Machine is on exhibition al store, and all
are invited to examine and bring work for tests We
have supplied several of the leading dress makers of
the city, and received the very highest testimonials
from them, II saves the work oftwo four girls by
doing work which has hitherto been done only by
hand.
We have secured the services of Mr. r. b. Capen, SO
well known to the people of this county for the past
eight Years. We invite comparison and honorable
competition.
We refer by permission to Mrs. NJ. A. Chandler,
Green street, and TO Miss :. T. Sanborn, Winthrop
street, and TO Miss Martha Robinson, Hallowell,
fashionable esslnakers, who have Davis machines in
use, and to hundreds of others.
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Harry IIartwell II Auburn, the pedestrian,
recent. challenged Hart, the Augusta pc
destgian, to walk II " hour match for pnrse
of 300 and tho State championship. Hart
has modified the terms of the contest to a
six hour race for a purse of o5o and has ac-
ccptcd. The run will occur Thursday, at
Tcmpcran e lIail.
On Saturday Last Mr. Grcencaf Burrows
of this city. lost valuable OK, from the in
tense heat. Mr. Rarrows was at work haul
ing i'll hay, whcn Of his oxen dropped
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Coal.

SCRANTON, August 3. With completion of
the projected railroad from Piston tor lIaw-
ley, the Erie rairond W i'll erectthree massive
breakers on their undeveloped coal property
of : 900 acres. solith of Scranton, and engage
actively in mining and shipping anthracite.
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Mr.. !. w. Bartlett, formerly of the Bos-
ton Traveller hut now manager of the Wash
inrton News Association, was in the city
Saturday.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Acquitted.

PORTSMOUTH, August 3. Rev. w. A.
Sigston, brought to this city from New bury
port. Saturday, charged with obtaining money
by false prctences, was acquitted
Fire.
HUDsoN, August 5. The Methodist par.
sonage, church and barn, situated about three
miles from this city, were destroyed by fire
this afternoon.
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Shufeldt in Africa.
COunterfeits
PENNSYLVANIA.
Defaulter.


PHILADELPHIA, August =. +. J. Mayhim
insurance agent, is financially involved ant
missing.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Boston Stock List.

Boston Stock List. ~
GSales at the Brokers Boardl
Boston, August :.
Boston 4 Maine Railroad, al gil6l
Eastern Railroad, &Aff a. 44a i5i5i5i
Portland, Saco Portsmouth Railroad, l0o-gE
Boston 6 Maine Railroads. rizJ-
Eastern Railroad, NEW bonds.) 3!'s, 79-G-
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READING, August 3. Thirteen members Of
desperate gang of robbers, charged with
burglary, outrages upon old people and other
outrages have been arrested They are all
young German tramps.