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The Portland daily press., 1880-06-08

Daily Domestic Receipts,
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The Portland daily press., 1880-06-08
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE s.
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Balloting for candidate was begun in the
Republican convention yesterday and con-
tinued through the day and evening session
without result. The ballotng will be renewed
at 10 o'clock this morning.
The editor of the Richmond Wing was very
severely wounded in a duel Saturday. The
encounter grew out of a political quarrel.
John Brougham, the actor, is dead.
Rains have considerably injured the crops in
Wisconsin.
The Chinese are massfng troops on the Rus
sian frontier and an attack is expected without
the formality of a declaration of war;
In the Senate yesterday the bill to promote
the efficiency of the navy was passed and the
Kellogg Spoford resolution was discussed.
House bill prohibiting government suits against
timber trespasses prior to March, 1879, passed.
The House passed the Senate bill ratifying the
Ute agreement.
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-08
Grand Total, 1855 3O4 284 93 "A 10 !
Necessary to a choice 37a

OAo.la Aotdl, 100 oU4 ZS4 % "a 10 30
Necessary to choice, $40.
The announcement of the result was reca;v-
ed with applause
The Chair then ordered another ballot and
the roll was called. After the announcement
OF the first ballot, Campbell of West Virginia
addressed the Chair but was interrupted
When New York was called Conkling said
the true way to ascertain the vote of New York
was to call the roll of individual delegates.
Inc Chalrman-"Under the rule the vote of
each state must be announced by the Chairman
Oh tne deiegatlon, unless some question be
raised by the delegates respecting the correct
ness OF the announcement, on which the roll
OF the state is to be called. The Chair will
treat the failure of the chairman of the dele
CATION to announce the vote of the state on the
rule" ~ '"o
MI. Conkling-"I will state frankly that the
chairman OF this delegation is instructed how
70 cast the vote OF the state, but it is under
stood there are members of the delegation who
prefer to vote each for himself. Therefore the
chairman prefers to withhold the ANNOUNCED
3D." W W 'aii-
Chairman-"The Chair will treat the re-
fusal OF the chairman of a delegation to an
no9nce e,, inc vote as question under the rule,
called" e"'o' W 10 10
The roll Of delegates was called.
Conkllng's call for the individual roll call
apparently was for the purpose of getting a
record OF Woodin's vote, which however was
cast by his alternate for Blaine. "'
One vote was short in West Virginia, under
stood to have been caused by the absence OF
one of the delegates. "a
Campbell of West Virginia, attempted to
make statement as to the vote, but was ruled
out of order, and he then cast the vote.
Immediately afterwards Mr. Butterworth of
Ohlo attempted to make question the priyi
ie2e OF IL 10 state that CampbelIs object was
to present the vote of an alternate, bnt he too
was ruled QUITO order. WV
Campbell OF West Virginia address the chair
but was interrupted. '''0 ''-''--
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-08
A DUEL.
The Editor OF the Richmond Whi, Probe
bly, Fatally Wounded |

The Editor OF the Richmond Wing proba-
bly, Fatally Wounded,
NEW YORK, June THE Herald's Rich
mond special says: There was rumor yester-
day, not quite well authenticated, that duel
was fought early yesterday morning near Rich
mond between William G. Elan, editor of the
Whig, and Thomas Smith, son of ex-(,ov
VIM. Smith. A Wing editorial severely crit.
cised the course of Governor Smith at the
close OF the late war, and the latters son chai-
legged Elan, the editor. The challenge was
promptly accepted and the duel fought yester.
day morning with revolvers. Elan was ses
verely, probably fatally, wounded in the
mouth. Smith cannot be found. All parties
are extremely reticent. f''''
RICHMOND, June IA duel was fought ves-
terday morning near this city, between W. G.
Elan, editor of the Wing, and Col. Thomas
Smith, son Of ex-Gov. William Smith. The
former fell at the first fire, his opponents hall
fracturing his jaw bone. The wound is severe
but not dangerous. His second, Joseph d
Wallin, business manager of the Whig. was
arrested and bailed. Smith and party left the
State. The duel had its origin in an article
IN the Wing denouncing the "funders'' a por
ton OF tho Democratic party now standino
aloof, including ex-Gov. Smith.
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-08
FISHERMEN,
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Ar at Halifax Sd, sch Eben King Bunker, Ellis
worth for the Banks.
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-08
xLvIth CONGRESSES Session
SENATE.

OLNAIE.
WASHINGTON, June 6.
Senators Carpenter and Teller, who have
been absent in Chicago, were in their seats this
morning. Blaine was also present,
Mr.. Mcdonald moved to proceed regularly
with the calendar. Carried
The bill to promote the efficiency of the
navy was passed. 1t provides that naval
officers found unfit to perform their duties by
reason OF drunkenness or other incapacitv not
caused by performance of duty, shall not be
placed on the retired list, but shall be dis
chorged with one years pay.
The bill to regulate appointments and pro-
motions in the marine corps was recommitted.
The bill for the erection of lighthouse on
Whale Rock, Narragansett Bay, was passed.
A Dill to regulate carriage of passengers by
sea was referred.
The report of the Commissioner of Educa-
ton upon the state of technical and individual
education in the United States was referred.
The bill reducing the price of public land
within railroad limits from $3.50 to $125 per
acre was passed
Mr.. Herman proceeded to support the resolu-
tions unseating Kellogg.
Mr.. Call and Mr.. johnson also supported the
resolutions.
Mr.. Mcdonald (Dem.) of Indiana obtained
the noor aud will speak upen the resolutions
tomorrow. He gave way for other business.
Inc sundry civil appropriation bill was re-
ported and will be called up tomorrow.
The bill granting pension to Hardie Logan
1oIper was passed.
The House bill prohibiting government suits
agalnt timber trespassers on public lands prior
to March, 1879, was passed. Adjourned
HOUSE.
Mr.. Cox introduced bill relative a to shin
canal across the Isthmus of Darien. It recites
the statement that sixty million of dollars have
been offered by United States citizens to
foreign parties to assist them in carrying out
the plan OF ship canal across the Isthmus of
Darlen and declares any attempt on the part
OF such citizens to PREJUDICE the question bv
Offering their capital to foreign undertaking
is unpatriotic and unwise.
Mr.. Haskell of Kansas moved to susnend the
rules and pass the Senate bill ratifying the
Ute agreement with amendments of the House
committee thereto, which after debate was
After debate Haskell's motion was agreed to
and the bill passed as amended.
Mr. Wright moved to suspend the rules and
pass the bill enforcing the eight hour law,
On secondlng the demand no quorum voted.
several members appealed to Wright to with
draw his motion, but he Indignantly and ex-
cltedly refused, declaring he wanted to see
whether the laboring man had any rights in
tho House. s"'' Al
Several roll calls followed and finally
wright withdrew his motion, the Sneaker
stating he would recognize him to renew #
during the last six days of the session.
The Speaker submitted letter from the
Secretary Of the Treasury, giving a detailed
statement OF the amount of bonds purchased
py the treasury. Referred.
Adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-08
A Day of mdecisive Ballot
ing.
TWENTY EIGHT BALLOTS
AND NO CHOICE.
Grant Leading with Blaine Good
Second.
The Anti-Third Termers Still Hold the
Fort.

CHICAGO, June THE morning was bright
and cool. The hotels and city had been literal
ly depleted since Saturday of their crowds
AT III O'Clock the delegates began coming in
slowly and the galleries rapidly filled up with
spectators.
At 1fi.3o the delegates were generally in
their seats and the greater part of the galleries
was filed.
At 10.40 the chair called the convention to
order. Prayer was offered by Rev. Charles
Hall Everest of the Plymouth Congregational
church of Chicogo.
At the request of several delegates the fifth
and sixth resolutions of the platform were
read Tor information, there having been some
misrepresentation in regard to them in the
public mind.
Mr.. Hale moved to proceed under the rules
ballot for candidates for President.
ME-. Conkl1ng inquired whether under the
rules 1t was not matter of courtesy to proceed
to ballot without motion.
The chair said he did net SO understand #
Mr.. Conkling then seconded the motion.
Mr.. Hoar briefly addressed the convention
upon the importance of the proceedings about
to be had, counselling decorum, and ouiet by
both delegates and spectators. He said:
Inc convention now proposes to proceed to
the most important act in the selection of a
chief magistrate of the Republic. In scarcely
any other county on earth would such an act
take place. without strife and blood shed.
Nothhg Will SO tend to eleAate the American
people IN the respect of mankind and to at
tract mankind to our borders as the spectacle
OF SUCH proceedings conducted with peace,
WIN dlgniTy, with decorum, with quiet. Zap
plause) The chair therefore srusts that every
gentleman present whatever member of the
convention or here as witness of the pro-
ceedlngs and feel that the character of his
country is affected by the propriety and order
OF MS own conduct. (Applause.)
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-08
EUROPE.
Reforms in Turkey.

Reforms in Turkey.
LONDON, June THE British ambassador
to Constantinople has promised the Sultan to
submit memorandum setting forth the Eu-
!lsh proposals regarding administrative re-
forms.
Good Crop Prospects in Deutschland.
Another week of SeaSonable weather in
Germany has made still brighter the prospects
OF the coming harvests
Reconstruction of the Italian Cabinet
Wanted.
1t is believed at Rome that negotiations be-
tween the ministry and Crispi and Nictora
have been broken off, the latter having de-
manded an immediate radical reconstruction
of the cabinet.
Trouble Brewing in Spain.
The political situation in Spain is getting
cloudler daily. The mistakes of Canova del
Castillo's cabinet are increasing
Opening of Mt. Vesuvius Railway.
The opening of Mount Vesuvius railway
Sunday was celebrated by a splendid fete.
Several successful ascents were made. The
time in the Journey from the foot of the noun
tain to the terminus of the railway was eight
minutes.
The Dead Czarina.
The Empress of Russia died when asleep.
and none of the imperial family were present,
as they were not. aware that her death was 81
rial majesty were conveyed to the palace chap
ell in an open coffin borne by the car and
eighteen grand dukes.
Suppression of Pirates.
The French Premier De Freycinet Supported
before the budget committee on Friday, a
proposition to suppress piracy in the Gulf of
Touquin by sending fotilla of gunboats up
adjourned discussion of the question until af-
ter examination of the budget
Greece Preparing to Claim Her Own.
The Greek government is collecting war ma
terial and making active preparations to occu-
py the new territory claimed by Greece when
the right moment arrives.
The Greek Frontier Question.
. A Berlin despatch says the establishment of
military Gordon around the Greek frontier
districts is expected to insure the safety of the
boundary commissioners. The question of
asking Belgium or Switzerland to furnish the
necessary contingent is mooted.
Broilas has left Athens for Berlin, for the
purpose CT explaining to the ambassadors at
the new conference the views of Greece on
the frontier question.
The Jesuits in France.
PARIS, June THE government will close
all jesuit establishments ON the 18th inst
without further warning
Prince Napoleon Ill.
ill. '
Home Rule Demonstration.
LONDON, June IA land demonstration in
the county of Tipperary was held Sunday on
the farm of a wealthy evicted tenant at which
2. j. Smith, Home Rule member of Parlia-
ment for Tipperary, was the principal speaker
A banner was displayed with the stars and
stripes, and representative of a government
stenographic reporters was present but were
hot molested.
Foreign Notes.
The remains of the Empress were removed
to the Petropaulors fortress yesterday An
immense crowd witnessed the procession
which was very large.
The seconds of Paine and Mitchell held a
conference yesterday and declared the honor
Paine and Mitchell was not involved and that
there was no reason for duel
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-08

On the 2Sth ballot North Carolina transfers
from one fron, Sherman to Grant, Tennessee
one from Sherman to Grant and one from
Washburne to Blaine, District of Columbia
one from Sherman to Blaine.
A delegate from Massachusetts moved an ad-
iournment until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
The Chair put the vote viva voce, and said
it seemed to be carried.
New York asked vote by States, which was
seconded by Connecticut and Nevada, and the
roll was called, resulting, ayes 446, noes 303,
so the Convention at 9.45, adjourned until 10
o'clock tomorrow morning.
NOTES.
Mr.. Conkling's almost unvarying form of
announcing the vote of New York is: "Mr.
Chairman, two delegates are said to be for
Sherman, seventeen for Blaine, and fifty-one
are for Grant.
Mr.. Campbell of West Virginia in imitation
and ridicule of the New York senator, in sew
enth ballot announced the vote of that state in
these words:
Mr.. Chairman, one of this important dele
CATION is believed TO be for Grant and eight of
them are known to be for Blaine (Shouts of
laughter)
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-08
A Shocking Murder

PROVIDENCE, June IA shocking and mvs-
terious murder occurred this afternoon in
where two notorious sisters live. toSether Ono
OF them, Amelia Potter, aged 60, was attacked
In the yard, her head beaten into shapeess
mass with hoe, pickaxe, or some such imnIe.
ment, and the body thrown into an old cellar.
assault, but the shock has SO affected her that
she can give no coherent information, and She
has benn sent to the insane asylum. Strong
suspicious attaches to youth named Wilson
aged 10, and on probation from the Reform
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.


Annual Meeting of the Portland. Saco B.
Portsmouth Railroad.
PORTSMOUTH, June THE annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Portland, Saco &
Portsmouth Railroad was held this forenoon at
Kittery. The following were elected directors
Elijah B. Phillips, Boston.
Alfred P. Rockwell, Boston,
Samuel G. Lawrence, Medford.
George p. King, Boston.
George e. B. jackson, Portland
John b. Brown, Portland.
William B. Bacon, Boston.
A vote of thanks was extended Mr.. Rock
well, who retires.
The State Fair.
LEWISTON, June 7.-At meeting of the
Trustees of the Maine Agricultural Society to-
day it was voted to hold the Fair in Lewiston
for three years.
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-08
TwENTY-sEvENTH BALLOT.

On the 9th ballot Maryland transferred one
from Sherman to Grant, Mississippi trans
ferred to Grant one from Sherman and one
from Washburne, North Carolina one from
Grant to sherman, tennessee one from Blaine
Grant and the District of Columbia cast both
votes for Sherman.
Grants increase of three was greeted with
applause. The Massachusetts, delegates moved
an adjournment to 10 o'clock tomorrow. Be-
fore the chair announced the result Conkling
rose and said the ayes did not have it, and he
asked Division. New York and Connecticut
asked for call of the roll on the motion to
adjourn but the motion was withdrawn.
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-08
MINOR TELEGRAMS

1t is believed at Calcutta that the Burmese
rising is ended.
Death is announced of Right Hon. Stephen
Cave, ex-member OF Parliament in London,
and distinguished as writer on commercial
and financial subjects
By railway collision yesterday between
Frankfort and Mannheim many persons were
injured.
U. S. steamer Vandalia leaves Newport, r.
l., for New Bedford, Wednesday.
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-08
NEW YORK.
Death Of John Brourhan.

Death of John Broughan.
Naw YORK, June John Rronoban +bo
actor died at 1925 today. He was Conscious
to within half an hour Of his death.
sentenced to imprisonment for Life.
ALBANY, June 7-Wm. Mcneil, the wife
murderer, was sentenced to Imprisonment for
seymour Delegates Elected in Chicago
CHICAGO, June THE primaries in this
CITY today, for the Democratic county conven-
III o'clock in clean sweep for the Savmonr
delegates. Harrison was the favorite for Gov
ernor. wv
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-08
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
MONDAY, June Z.


MONDAY, June z.
Arrived.
Steamer City Of Portland, Pike, Boston for East
port and St John. NIB.
Barque Maggie OBrien, OBJ Fleming, Pictou, Ms.
coal to G Railway Co. Vessel to Ryan g. KELSEY.
Barque Florence Peters, Mountfort. So Amboy-
coal to G O'Brion. Vessel to Phinney g. Jackson
Sch Hitchcock Reed, Baltimore-coal to Rol-
ling Mills,
Sch Elva Pettengill York, Philadelphia-coal
to Berry.
Sch j Nckerson, Farr, Philadelphia, lar 6th)-coal
to Randall & McAllister
Sch c A Sproul, Sproul, Northport, LI-sand Rol-
ling Mills.
Sch Benjamin, Wheeler. Providence, RI.
Sch Alice Dean, Watts, Boston.
Sch Orozimbo. Hutchinson, Bangor for Lynn,
Cleared.
Barque John J Marsh, Falker, Philadelphia-D W
Clark Il Co.
Sch Lizzie Dewey, Peters, Matanzas-Phinney &
jackson.
Sch Essex, Drinkwater New York-Berlin Mills.
Sch Hope, (Br) Hill, Walton, NS-A d Whidden
Sch Nauseag, Fitzgerald, Prospect Harbor-Nathl
Blake
Sch Abbie Emery, Emery, Rockland-K enseI g.
Tabor.
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-08

On the twelfth ballot Maryland changed one
from Grant to Sherman; Mississippi one from
sherman to Blaine, also in Maryland one from
Garheld to Washbnrne; in Virginia one from
Sherman to Blaine. Pennsylvania gave one
for Washburne heretofore cast for Garfield.
BlaIne's one vote in Texas went to Grant.
Texas changed its vote from Davis back to
Grant. Virginia transferred one from Sher-
man to Rlaine -
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-08
FOREIGN PORTS,

Ar at Rangoon prev to 4th inst. ship Farragut
Small, New York.
At Madras june 4, ship Mercury, Panno to load
on the coast for London.
Ar at Valparaiso Apl 10, ship Magellan, Strout,
Taltal with nitrate.
In port Apl 80, barque Eva III Fisk Gould, from
san francisco for 1quique, to load nitrate for San
Francisco at sos.
Ar at Cape Coast, WCA, Apl Is, brig Grace Kel-
ley. Hurley, Elmna, (and sailed goth for Channel)
Ar at Tuspan Bar May 49, brig Edith Gates, from
Demarara, to load for New York.
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-08
METEOROLOGICAL,

INDICATIONS FOR THR NEXT TwENTY-FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c.,
June 6, l A. NJ.
For New England,
rising barometer, easterly veering to southerly
winds, clearing weather, preceded by local
rains and nearly stationary temperature.
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-08
MARINE NEWS.

A British Ship Wrecked and Five Lives
Lost.
HALIFAX, June 7.-Ship Landellier. from
Rotterdam bound for New York, was wrecked
oil the eastern end of Sable Island. One of
the ships boats sank and it is supposed five of
the crew were drowned. -
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-08
SECOND BALLOT.
The second ballot resulted as foil ,ws.

The vote of West Virginia having been an
nounced delegate questioned the correctness
OF this announcement, and therefore the dele
gates name was added. When the name of
Davis was called an answer was given i'm the
shape of vote for Sherman. The same dele
gate objected that the person voting was not
Davis. and it turned out it was person claim
ing to be proxy. Then Davis alternate
Dye, was called, and he too was absent: So
Davis vote was not received
The chair announced there was again no
choice, but Grants advance of one vote was
hailod with applause by his friends.
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-08
California Mining stocks.
Chicago Live Stock Market.

(By Telegraph)
CHICAGO; June 7.-7Hogs-Receipts 10000 head
lower; mixed packing OO94 rs; choice heavy at
30l64 so; light 1904 35.
Cattle-Recepts 5400 head; shipments / 500 head;
ers and feeders 1904 40.
sheep.receipts 1900 head common to good and
choice shipping 1894 25.
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-08
Receipts of Maine CeuraI.

MATANZAS. Schr Lizzie Dewey-5I5l shoolss
and heads, 10 rum casks, IA, 444 it lumber. 0A'
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-08
European Markets.

By Telegraph.)
LONDON. June 7.-ConsoIs at SO l-I6 for none,
and SO 3-16 for account.
LONDON, Plume 7-12.3 sop. M-American securi
ties.United States bonds 5s. at los; 41as, 111A
As, lila. -
LIVERPOOL, June 7-123O P.M.-Cotton marke,
frmer; Middling uplands 11-16d; Orleans 6sl
sales 10000 bales; speculation and export 1000.
LIVERPOOL, June 7-12.3O p. M.-Flour at los
t9l2s; Winter Wheat at 1Os91Os 3d. Spring Wheat
club do at 10s91Os Cd; Corn at As Cd; Peas IS Sd
Provisions, ScEPork 5ss Cd; Beef 67s Cd; Cheese
at 33s, at London Ais 6d@42s.