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Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
A Steamers PASSENGER Graz
Through h Pear.

The steamship Pereire, ofths G,
al Transatlantic Company, arriy
New York on Sunday. She sailed
HAvre on the Goth OF November
the second day Ont a storm cam,
which increased during the nigh,
hurricane.
There was much cons,eru us,iOl
BOARD, especially among the s,el
passengers, whose natural fears
heightened..by ths rawlings ola u
man Mt med Missonier, from Paris. !
seemed completely overcome
fright, and endeavored to iucitl
companions to quit the vessel, vi
he averred, was sinking.
Late in the afternoon his fsa1|
increased TO q frenzy. SaddsDl
rushed from thu steerage, and, VI
brandishing his Rrus and ut
cries OF terror, dashed up the s.al
the upper deck, ana befO'r sny
conld prevent jumped overheard
the bow into the boiling water
He was seen by an officer, an,
preserverB were immediately ID
overheard. Two OF the sailors cliI
therigging and In few moments
saw the man struggling in the
some distance from thu vessel
frantically grasped one OF Ae IN
servers, but WAS the next ID
buried beneath the water, and
seen no more,
1t was impossible to lsuuch
in the tremendous sea which Ess
ming, but the ship was steamed
and everything possible under d
uumstancss was done 10 roleh ths
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
Terrible BOsIOn EXplaid

BosreN, Dec. S.--A dispatch
Orange, Mass, says a distressing
dent took place this morning, By |
six persons lost their lives. 4
town OF Wendell, hessrs. Marble
Clark had a portable saW mill
which they were engaged 10 eld
off q timber lot. This morning
5 o'clock the boiler exploded viii
rihc force, dsmolishing the mill,
tion OF which was hurlsd agall
building occu pied by those a! E'|
the lot. This Building took n
was entirely consumed. Ns:5n'
BILE n Clark, the proprietors, and
Brown, George Brown, William
ali young men from seventeen 70
~ ore years otage, ,sons Of RossS
OF Ne~.Salem, and Mrs. FELTON,
was keeping kouse for them
killed. George Reynolds a young
had q Lex broken, and ChN't
nOlds a shoulder smashed.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
APkUIAL q MEM CI0A.
Bsrrsfns at Miaaiston's.

3lbs. Valencia raisins, rs cts; sesdless
fsisips, Il cts; Sultana raisiHs, IA ets;
Nuscatel, do. Is cts; fancy layer raj
,ips for Christmas by the pound and
boxes; citron. Is cts. 10; orange Ano
lemon peel, "A cts, ,lb;currants, = ots.lbi
BIB cans of Trophy and Canada Victor
tomatoes, 10 cts; table peaches ID cts.a
isn; pie peaches, 10 cts; canned peas
10 to % cts; Bakers corn, Ii cts; Wins
low's corn, Is cts; Niagara corn, 10 cts;
, large goblets OF ielley ,25 cts; jelley !
and 10 cts. per glass, assorted navors
and pure; choice new crop New VI.
leans molasses, 70 OTIS per gallon; do. Do
,ts; fine syrups at various prices; chow
chow in 2 gallon buckets; preserves Of
different kinds in lb. buckets, suit
able size for consumers at less than re
tail prices; 3 lbs. choice minee meat,
25 cts; fancy do. 10 cts ID; 4 lbs. apple
butter, 25 cts; peach butter, 10 cts lb;
4 lbs. P. Il g. Oleine soap, 25 cts; sand
soap, 4 cts; pound bleacher, 9 cts
pound bleaching, 81 cts; Oleine soap
81 cts; q 4 ID. cake Of soap, ls cts;pure
palm soap, % cts lb; 7 lbs. Buckwheat,
| rs eta; 7 lbs. oat meal, 25 cts; try ouI
40 and SO OF teas, none better in the
city; . fair coffee, II! cts cur Santos
coffee at % cts. cSnnot be found else
where, it Is better than any Java; al
grades Of Rio cofees; full line o
dried fruits, such as plums, cherries
blackberries, prunelles, almonds, wal
nuts, pecan nuts 4 etc. Come and buy
where you can get goods the cheapest
c. 5. MIDDLETON, s. I cor. 4th Il Kng
streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
FIFTH EDITION
AROLAR WAVE
How she Thermoaaetsr k,...,
this city this Morn,r.

A nipping and an eager nj, j
people hurry along the strso,, :"
morning, and 1t was admiItsS -.
sides that this was the coldsst ~.
OF the season. Below will bs ~
indications Of the Temperature =. ~
terent points in the city at S o,cl
to day. '
At the residence OF samnel N prI
No. 6O2 West street, lg degrees N
zero; at the residence Of Isaac T,sd
No. Gil West Sixth street. IA nj
REPuBLlcAS Office, cor. Third and
streets, II; at the residence Of III
lngton Jones, No. 140l Delaws,a
nue., l3; at Bush's coal Office. \
and French streets, IS; at 70 a.,
81; at p, W. 4 b. Z. r. deno,
O'Clock, is a. IL o'clock, %
Danforth's Drug Store, Second
Market streets, at 10 O'Clock,
the residence OF ]. D. Smith, No
Washington street, a. Z o'clort
at Bsncreft's, on the Brandyvips
o'clock, IL; at the residence Of
Gaylord L. More, Green Hill, on
Kennel Pike, At 7 O'Clock, IA
drug store Of n, R. Bringhurs,, "a
and Market, at 0 O'clock, L
the residence OF Thos. Darlip]
500 Washington street, al
O'Clock, IA st the drug store
James Belt, N. W, cerher Of Sixth
Market street, at 7 O'Clock l6
o'clock II, at II o'clock, ~; at Ii.
dence OF Edward BriDgburst, $40
at. at 6 o'clock, Is at the resideu|
Il. Grant: at Cool Spring reserved
6 o'oloek,..l
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
Don't Like Grant.

The daughter of a Wilmington clergy
man called at a Market street store the
other evening for the purpose Of pro-
curing book to preseu. 10 friend.
The ahaIle salesman taking the life
and history Of General Grant from a
shelf, remarked "theTe ! think that
would make very nice present" The
young lady thrus; the volume aside
and auerily said "I would throw that
book in the face of any man who dared
10 give it 10 me"
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
Port pillow GhsImer'

Port Pillow Chalmers turned q
terday at Washington, and Isl
brazsn in his assertion tba! be
be turned ont of the seat 10
Lynch, colored, was elected, bay
the Gsvernbr OF Mississippi hs'
fed TO Chalmers.
His claim is that, bersnse inI
ing the Republican tickets 'he
put a line between the STATE tIez
Congressional, consequently
we're all Illegal and mlI
thrown out, as the Democratic \
ing Board did. He will pr0pa'
the first OF hulld0zers to be az
when the Republicans get Y
Houss organized.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
BagueSt ga an Infant.

Coroner Weldin and Dr.. Ogle went
out to kdeemoof, this morning, ana in
vsstigated the sudden death OF q five
week old infant, son OF John Ryan.
The mother arose this morning aud
lett the baby in bad while she got
breakfast tor ker husband, and when
she returned 10 the bed room TIE child
was dead. Aiter caretul examination
the Coroner gave 4 certifcat. o! death
from natural causes.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
Local Aftermath

The City Coancil will meet in regu'
lar session this evening.
The Fame Hose Active Association
will give s pall tomorrow night.
Philip Tfsyn and FEED Sand will
play & match game OF pool this ever.
ing.
A prayer and testimony nesting will
&c held in the Household OF Faith al
7 80 O'Clock tonight.
Tonight the Asbnry n. Z. Church
cougr ogation will decide whether the
en- ire room o: the ohufch shall be en-.
larged.
All Of the Protestant Episcopal con.
gregations, OF this city, will unite in a
missionary service in St. Ioha's Church,
al 3 80 O'Clock next Sunday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
Clayton House ArriVsi

Yesterday - 5. r. Ware, 9
and Mrs. Geo. G. LobdelI, 30.
Alice and Addie LobdelI, DO
den brand, New York; B, n. ,
Newport; B. N. Spencer, new N
A Hawkins, do; Wilson }.
Pnila J. Wilson, do;lMr6' a, a \
city; Y. Z Kiroy, Detroit; n
by, do; Gro. G. Arndorf, hsho1
Il. Howard, Baltimore. ii
To day - b. s. Strobsl, bs'
o. Watts, Louisville, Ly.; b.
Lancaster; DR.. l.. Y. klllsop'
Bridge.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
To InvalIds.

DR.. Dsrnon is receiving great many
calls from persops afflicted with the
various ills to which flesh is heir, but
his ofice is like the ompibus in which
there is always room for one more pas.
senger. Tue Doctor is full Of good hu.
mor as well as ofgood advice, thus aid
ing every prescription to have salu-
tsry influence. Through bim the par
lor OF Mrs. Day, No. sos Market street,
is becoming widely known. His pOpu-
larity il on the increase and his name
will long be remembered.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
UEA THIS.
'.LhSTNN--ln Kansas CITY, Mo. Nov
Il. 1880. IaMef FREDERICK. son Of TeGfgc
.. and Iiine WOllasJun, aged enc year

.EhSTfN.--lH Kansas CitY, MO, FUr
Il, 1880, lanef FREDERICK. son " IeGfgc
=. and I'iine WOllasVun. aged enc year
zine monLhE and thirteen days.
MIL Greek hurdret. on
the Th instant, Ann Haylcti, IN the 75tB
yea OF her age.
Tine friends aud relatives are invited b.
attend hsr iun0rG! iron her lute residence
Usaf Stanton. on Saturday, tho ltiR instant
o leave the hOuee OF z e'ciucs, =. n lBtBT
Heni az st James Cemetery.
cuNWRY.--On Mond&y. december 9Th
1887, Nillie Conway tUr g John ard
Brdget Conway, AGED 10 year2 and
month,
Eesidtoce a. 1llJ French street. Serv!se M
t. Peters church on TburSdly. Bt I3Up m
friends aud relatives are inVited 70 attjnG
IDserment at old Catholic Cemetery.
CRUMLISH.- in this city, on n % TN tnst
Margaret, vile oi John Nd OIumiish, Ia bel
5blh year.
The relatives and friends OF the family a e
respectfully invited To attend the uner''
from her husband's residence, go M oni oe ut
on Friday morning ate O'Clock. II gh mas
II st. Paul's church, to proceed " new
vstks1IaA VsnSsesy,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
A cheeseman's Bail"'

At the recent election IN
cut town 3 clergyman pu' j
tor Representative into his ', ,e
with other papers. When wv
of tho town was made np u
follows: John N. Smith, ~
l0l William Richmond
80 ; Mra. Anderson dssires Wy
OF the congregation for LEI
gone to sea, !.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
F0nRd Dead with $500 eR His
Person.

PsENpIgLb, Clearfel1 county, Pa,
December s --On Saturday night last a
party Of men WHO we're hunting Oh "Tbe
Bsrreas," h fes miles souah Of this
place, GAME upon the dead body Of a
man.
A revolver Was lying a few feet from
hin, and il was evident that he had
killed himself, either accidentally OF
purposely. A gold watch and $3.50 in
greenbacks were fonud upon the body.
!; was decided that he was man
named Mclaughlin, whose home is in
Elk county.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
List Of Unclaimed Letters

Remaining In the Wilmington, Dol, Por
Otioe, Saturday, Nov. 9Th, 1850.
LABHEs' LIST.
Allen, Miss Nancy Hotf, MIRA. EwIu
Chapman, MlssE Mare, IIs. Bc@et
Decaty, MIRA. ANA Mason. Mrs. ii.
Dopnellan, Miss l.. Perkins, miss A.
Dorsey, Mis- Sophie Thompson, Miss s. y.
EJerle, Mrs. Annie Walker, Mrs. Hsunah
Hamer, MISS Baary
aEHrLRNEH's LIST.
Atkinson, Henry. Hamell, Wm,
X aetie, Fra rs. ke Ten, Gharles 4.
Bainss, EP r. K0ulb, Peter
Birch, Sante Nyer, ] -
Bassett, NJ arb Minors, u NJ.
Bristol, W II. Mackil. WIN
Oipsn, Mr.. Morgan. l.. j.
CLARK, +. :. Parker. Charles
DOllyer, George Price, allen
OiafeV, =. Z. Russell, n.
Deleenao, Hen'y SOrltt, Wm e. let eltb
DAVIS, W. NJ. Stant, Ephralm
Ibalas Ge0r.e Weaver, i. n.
Hunt, George " WLuons. Solomon J.
Aigbee, l..
WN M PYLE, p. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
The WATTS FeIephOOe.

The Watts telephone is the bss: in
the market. 1t never gets ont of order,
and has almost become an Indispensable
Necessity with businegs men who have
several Offices. Address NJ. F. Hayden,
aGrst, Sentmsn's book store, Sixth and
:4.p.ev Strsets.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
Clothing RepAired.

Having long felt the necessity OF Civ
ing this branch of the business atten
tion, have employed an extra work
man, whose special work will be to at
tend to your wants in cleaning and re
pairing your clothes at reasonable
priSes. Ferd Carson, Merchant Tailor,
233 Market street
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
Shot Hts Young son-1u-Lax Rend.

A young couple eloped in Ballard
county, Ky, and were overtakeD by the
girls father, bot not before a clergy.
man had united them. The parent
drove the bridegroom away by aiming a
gun at him, and tock his daughter
home. where he locked her up. Tue
husband prowled around the house
that night and was shot TO death by the
angry old man.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09

Chemically pure ana fresh drugs al
ways dispensed physicians prsscrip-
tons accurately compounded at all
Dours. West Bnd Pharmacy, Seventh
and Jefferson street. Domestic Cough
syrup cnres colds.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
worth Knowing.

lnsI arrived, one more car Of th0se =
famous Snowflake. potatoes, also one
car OF York State Rose potatoes, which.
| will sell low and give my customers Il
bargain. BE- sure 10 get at the right
place, No. l3 Bsst Fourth St. smeltI.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
A SGrAns1 Rail,

The Fame Active Association will
give their hfth grand annual ball at
Webster's Dancing Academy on Friday
evening, Dec. 10th. No doubt tue
Actives will have grand bali al tLey
q Eally 40.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
AUsefnI H"Ilnay Prrsent.

Gassameres Water Proofs. .-Kennard
& Co. have a large assortment Of ladies'
and misses rubber garments, all sizes
and prices. Ladies' sizss, &c, 50, 81,
81, IS, 60c. Misses sizes, 81, 81, 40,
~, II, 46, As.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09

Elegant Holiday Goods, in great
varsity, that will make both useinl
aud ornamental pre'euts, are for sale
o. Il. James Belts, Sixth and Market
streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
A & nFh

To al wno are 'uiterin2 from the err rIrs auG
lndlscle ions O. youth, nervous weakness.
early decay loss o: ma nhoo !, etc. viii seud
you a re5lpe that will cure sou FREE OF
HAEft. This great rem Hdv v4s discUv.
red uT rIsh ,CRary in : .utb America.
send sol addressed enve.ope u Ine RYv
Jos EPh !. .kEAh, station u. New YORK
MY. Alblyw
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09

4 fine sss0r,nsu; OF Isdies' and gen.
ti,msn's satcnels, for Christmas pre-
sents, can be bought cheap al Joshua
Copnsr's, 227 Narket street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
DIR. simms' white PuImOniC Bal
sam

sam
az q remedy in Pulmonary or Lung
diseases demonstrates Its great cura-
tive powers almost daily. James Long
residing at Jessup's Mills, was sound.
ly cured after his lungs had been pro
nouncsd gone by two leading physi-
clans; there are ether witnesses on these
banks who have been cured OF Coughs,
Hoarseness, Sore Lungs, scre Throat,
Blood Splitting, Group, &c. 1t cannot
be beat. Soc. and 81. Sold by dealers
snd at main depot, 4.h and King !;
PhilA., 602 Arch St.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
EnUa SAGtiNE

The ice on the Keuneoec I''
ny's ponds at Middle Dspo1 :, :
s,rseL hrldgs, over h''S" !,
bridge and on She llpos Greer
q iDehes thick, tn" prop'I
thrown opeu ali their p'i'a'
free Of charge.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09

Consumyt ton Of the lang y, y,
steadily incr-ass by the
the fou | corruption. Df' y,
Syrm promotes krptie 80,
ana promote, great lsilt' '"
iegt-g with c0psupp!l0p.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
Potatoes and ADDlee.

n. l.. Jsnney's, 303 King street, is
headquarters for produce Of all kinds
Special arrangements to parties for car
iOad lots.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
m A X 9LAGES.

GRcVES-HUSKlNs Tlesdsy, the
ito instant, al the residence ot the BRIDES
mother. by the Rev. X. y. Coos, Mr..
Thumas Groves and Miss Clara b. Hos
HinE,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
handkerchief,

Silk, Linen, Casbmeres, &c, &c. ;
the largest assortment and the lowest
prices some great bargains come aud
see them. &. Worrell, Masonic Temple.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
LRnnnean Rnnna.

Bread Trays. Plates, Walters, an ln-
mepse line OF novelties, and all cheap.
q. Worrell, Masonic Temple.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
Entire ReV uf1On in the Tobacco
Trade,

Tobacco and cigars, wholesale and
retail, 10 per cent. less than usual
prices fo- the next 80 days. Look GU;
for big advertisement IL few days.
Yours Respectfully. A. A. CHAPMAS,
Great Tobacco Mart, Fourth and Ship
ley streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
Rnllca HannfnRa.

This morning Mayor Almond held Jos. i.
Mulriue in the sum Of $500 bail to au-
aver 4, court the cuerge Of stealing a
pair O: tailor's shear from Frank Cor
bet.
Jas. Doughsrty, a vagran!, Sas gent
&c al tpr ten dsys.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09
Rsi,r.m.n, of sensrNl Ord

"t" q &. Ord, cn being mott
Tur day, OF his retirement
uapd Of the BspsI tment
" the active l5i Gf ID,
headquartrrs al
Assistant Ad
=" report 10
"op0rary
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09

AbuVE III kWAtI
ne return Of a bu II u,
m a carr age, co n
8 reefs, Cd Ttursd y
.vsel1I and ~ O'e ock.
A-A.14--4, SAI N
Daily Republican., 1880-12-09

'nporary
rrp0
Ge'
in tlt
a. 2oia,
that the
e Il F,irOsG
an said that
dhim 10 hape
d pray.
------------
ABOVE hEWAN
,he return Of a buf u,
ma carr age, co'uJ
reefs, OD Ttursd p
vsel1l and 70 Oc ook.
l-A.-s4--4N SAs ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-08-21
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 81.

the Fusionists: and by the day of election the
most of these will see the Democratic milk in
the cocoanut, and decline to give half vote to
Plaisted by casting it for an Independent can
didate. These men are already seeing that
either the Republican or the Fusion ticket is
to be elected, and are asking themselves, what
have TEMPERANCE men to hope for in Fusion
success? Many are beginning to ask wheth-
or it is just the thing to turn out a party
because in a few cities in the State, where the
temperance sentiment is weak, the law is not.
we'll enforced, when it is well enforced in more
than three-fourths of the State, and to bring
into power party which would not enforce
prohibition at all, and which is even in favor
of license.
We predict, therefore. that this independent
temperance movement, originating, it may be
conceded, in the purest motives, but industri-
ously nursed by Fusion leaders to further their
partisan ends to the detriment of temperance,
will simply result in catching the votes of
some OF the temperance reformers of Demo-
cratic procivites, while temperance Republi-
cans will vote the Republican ticket almost
solidly, and the Fusion politicians who shouted
for an independent nomination will slyly cast
their ballots for the Fusion candidates.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-08-21
CHINA AND JAPAN.
The Threatened War with Russia.
THE CHINESE IN AN IRRITATED
STATE OF MIND.

HONG Kong, July 24.-There is no change
in Russian prospects, and opinions continue
equally divided as to the chances of war or
peace. The Chinese ministry is evidently ir-
ritated by the congregation of foreign diplo-
matte agents charged with missions Of more
or less aggressive character, ard openly ex-
press discontent at the unusually formidable
aspect OF the delegation from the United
increasing interest. Nothing is made public
regarding Col. Gordon's intentions, lie
travels lnorthward to visit XII Hung Chang,
with whom he was intimately associated
during the Tai Ping rebellion. It is common
~ believed that Gordon is willing to enter the
Chinese service, even as against Russia.
provided certain rigorous conditions, such as
the conducting of hostilites on civilized
principles, are strictly guaranteed.
Chung How, the Chinese Ambassador, who
was imprisoned and threatened with death for
it, has been released.
YOKOHAMA, Aug. 4.-The Mikado returned
to Toxic, July %, from a tonr through the
Southern Central provinces. "A diplomatic
agent from Corea will arrive in Japan this
nected with opening additional Corean ports
to the Japanese trade. Notice is received that
the same agent will seek counsel from the
Japanese Government respecting the recent
and impending efforts of Western nations to
establish intercourse with Corea.
Mr.. Angel, new United States envoy to
China, left Yokohama July 10Th in the United
States ship Ashuelot and proceeds to Shang-
hae, thence northward, touching at various
ports, proposing to reach Picking about the
end of August.
Commissioners Swift and Prescott sa il in the
United States ship Richmond, intending to
join Angel before arriving at Picking.
The Iron Duke, flagship of the British Asia
tic squadron, has been wrecked on a small
island of the west coast of YeZo.
japanese proposals for the new treaties have
been laid before the diplomatic representa-
tives and transmitted to the various Powers.
Considerable notifications of existing COM
mercial regulations are demanded. Japan
asks exclusive control of the coasting trade
and for the augmentation of customs duties on
certain articles of import, the duties in no
case to exceed 80 per cent. of the original
values, and the average to be about 10 per
cent. These propositions are universally ad-
mitted to be reasonable, yet strong opposition
is anticipated from British officials, who
earnestly oppose every measure calculated to
check British mportations in the slightest
degree. The French and German legations
follow the English, but the American warm
ly favors the projected alterations, together
with the Russian and Italian
Russian naval re-inforcements are arriving
in considerable numbers. Extraordinary re-
ports are circulating of the inefficient and I'M
trustworthy condition of the English fleet in
Asiatic waters.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-08-21
Gloucester Fish MARKER.
= Hs1 sHhets
q FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUG. 10 1880

FUR THE WEEK ENDING Aug. ~ 1880,
Georges Codfsh-S51s % qtl for large and s3s4
for medium; picked cured Bank S4ss@S41s p
qtl for large and $3A @$31s for medium; dry cur
ed Bank $4s4 ~ qtl. Shore Goldfish S.
r. We quote Cusk at S21s, Haddock at S11saS2,
Hake at STA 9l1a; American Pollock at ST 81 az
and English do at S2@S2ss y qtl. - -
:, Boneless and prepared fish from 31a@4c p ib for
Halibut at 91s@1Oc ~ fb. Smoked Salmon at 15c;
Scaled Herring 1S@22c y box. Bloaters at soc ID
hundred. w
Mackerel-We notice sales of Shores at S14 to SIG
y Dbl for Is, S71a@S9 for rs. S41a for IS. S4A
for As. One fare 260 bbls Bays sold onpt Block
Islands about closed out at S19as2O for large is,
Picked Herring at S21a@S3 Dbl for round Shore,
50 for Labrador split.
Trout $l9 % Dbl; Salmon SO ~ Dbl: Swor6fish at
$412@5; Goldfish at SIS, Haddock S31a HaIibut
Heads S31s, Halibut Fins 50 bb Fins and Napes
at sac, Cod Tongues-S6, Tongues and Sounds SiO,
Alewives $41a; Poge Slivers $31a. '''
Shore Fish-$41s@$2 4y cwt for steak and mark
ct Goldfish, STA for Haddom and 81 for Pollock
and Hake- Fresh mackerel 3@6c each.
Medicinal Oil zoe % gal, Tanners Oil 40c, Porge
Livers lie p GAL. fish scraps So % ton.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-08-21
MINOR KILOGRAMS.

L. A. Hapgood, for many years one of the
editors and proprietors of the Elmira Gazette,
died OF paralysis yesterday, aged Al.
William Twombly, aged 81. committed sui
eide at Portsmouth, N. H., yesterday by hang
ing.
John st. John. aged four years, was drowned
in the Cocheco river yesterday.
J. Hercher, wealthy farmer of New Phila-
delphia, Ohio, has died from the effects of a
blow by his insane son.
The United States marshal made raids yes
terday at York Beach, arresting N. T. Jay, of
the New Hampshire house, George Marden
and Fred Frisbee for transacting business in
Noncompliance with the revenue laws.
Norval Robinson was hanged at Greenyille,
Ohio, yesterday for the murder of his wifes
brother
At Clayton, Wisconsin, yesterday, a man
named Emmons shot his father-in-law, named
Albert Huxley, and then committed suicide.
The Goth birthday of Hugh j. Hastings, edi-
tor of the Commercial Advertiser, was cele-
brated yesterday by the presentation to him of
silver epergnd by the employees of all the de-
partments of that paper.
George Doran was hanged at Corsicana, La
yesterday for the murder of Joe Fitzsimons
June 18th.