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The Portland daily press., 1880-08-09
MINOR KILOGRAMS.

Alvices received at st. Johns give fair re-
ports of the Labrador fisheries.
The wreck of the Seawanhaka has been sold
for $1410.
Dan Leahy, champion sculler of the Pacific
coast, has accepted Wallace Ross challenge
for five mile single scull race for $4,000 a
side
Balbo's funeral look place Saturday and was
attended by an immense crowd.
The Ute commission has left Los Pinos for
the Southern Ute agency
The revolutionist leaders, recently captured
in Cuba, have been sent to Spain.
The first stone in the work of completing
the shaft of the Washington mo nument was
laid Saturday.
A New Orleans despatch says that acting
Governor McEnery has issued proclamation
for holding an election Nov. I'd, for Mayor
and seven city administrators for four years.
VIM Russell has been nomin ated for Con-
gress by the Democrats of the 10Th district of
Illinois.
Gen. Hancock refuses to add anything to his
letter of acceptance. He says that he shall
remain at his headquarters at Governors Is
land during the summer.
1t is estimated that it will take three years
to complete the census.
The frigate Powhatan has arrived at Port
Royal from the Cuban coast, and the Vandalia
will be sent there soon War Vessels will be
kept on that coast until the questions relating
to the recentsoutragos are settled.
The Treasurer of the First National Bank
of Brattleboro, VT, ruined by treasurer
Waites rascalities, has made an assessment OF
$25 per share upon the stockholders. The full
amount of liabilities is yet unknown, but it is
believed that it will reach $11 $1,000 outside OF
the capital stock. Waite's wherea bouts are
still ,1ukpnup
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LONDON, Aug. THE Times this morning
says: I'VE consider that the evacuation of
Caoul will strengthen the Ameer's hands and
object is to give him the best chance to make
good his position. This he wonld. con-
sldering the suspicious jealousy entertained by
the natives against all foreigners, not be able
70 do as long as he remained ostenslbly under
British protection From military point of
view the arrangement is also defensible. We
nave sustained no disaster in northern AZ
ghanistan. We can, therefore, without loss of
military prestige, fulfil our promise that as
soon as an Amer had been acce"ted by the
Afghans we would evacuate the country. If
necessity arose which is unlikely, we could
return easily to Cabul. In the meantime we
SNAIL occupy the frontier in great strength,
shorten our line of communication with Pesh-
awar and considerably diminish our expendi-
tures'
A Cabul despatch of the 9th says: There
are some gatherings in Madam and Wardak,
but Gen. Roberts will probably not be serious
ly opposed this side of Ghuznee. Mushk-i-
Albums will precede the force to conciliate the
tribes and arrange for supplies sAbdurrah-
man Khan has moved six miles nearer Cabul,
and will enter the city on the departure of the
British.
Rumored Capture OF Chanan Choki.
The Standard has the following from Bonn
bay: A generally accepted rumor is current
here that the Afghans have taken Chaman
Choki. 1t is reported that 1000 Afghans have
gathered in the vicinity of Quota. Gen. Rob
erts' force has left Cabul.
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A HORRIBLE STORY.
Confessions of the Bender Famil,

Confessions OF the Bender Family.
OMAHA, Neb. Aug. Ton Friday Mrs. Ben
der was visited in Jail at fremont by an Oma-
ha reporter, to whom she said the first murder
ever committed by her and her husband was in
Illinois, on a farm near Jacksonville The
victim asked for lodging and supper, and in
paying for the same in advance exhibited con-
siderable money. While eating supper Bender
cut his head in two from behind, and he was
dumped into the cellar through trap door
arranged by Bender, who got the money. The
corpse was buried the next morning back of
the house. A few weeks after this they went
to Iowa, remaining eight months. They then
went to Indiana, living ON the murdered mans
money; then went to Kansas, where Bender's
children by his first wife John and Kate) were
living with cousin Maggie. They kept a re-
sort for travellers and called it "Bender's Ho-
tel" They had committed no murders prior
to the old folks arrival, but in the course of
time old Bender arrangd trap door. and
then numbering operations began. Kate at
one time had a man in bed with her and she
cut his throat and slept till morning beside the
corpse. His money was divided. She never
injured horse thieves and cut throats who came
to her house, but entertained them we'll with
her cousin Maggie. No murders were COM
mitted after they fled from Kansas. Old Ben
der has confessed, believing the old woman has
escaped. His story TALES with his wife's ex-
actly. He relates the history of the whole
family and their crimes A sheriff from Kan
saS is now PROBABLY at Lincoln, obtaining a
requisition from the Governor, and will be at
Fremont tomorrow.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. S.-A Kansas City special
says Sheriff Bender, of Labette county, Kan
sas, arrived there this morning with the two
Bender prisoners and remained during the
day, fearing to proceed on account of crowd
said to have gathered at Cherryvale with in
tentlons hostile to the prisoners. In the after
noon the prisoners were exhibited at the Thea
tire Comique, twenty-five cents admission be-
ing charged. AT o'clock the sheriff left with
the prisoners for Oswego, Kansas.
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SAY ing. but is better as it is. I take great
pleasure il introducing our Christian friend
and brother, Gen. Garfield"
Garfield rose and bowed once and sat down.
As lie was at one end of the platform those in
the opposite end of the binding were unable
to see him, and Mr.. Stuart requested him to
come to the front of the platform and bow
again. As he stepped forward there were cries
from all parts of the audience, 'Speech,"
"Speech," "Let him speak," Garfield"
Clarified" etc. The General bowed, and
when quiet was restored sa dr. thank you
for this recognition. This is not in nv judg-
ment proper time or place TO make a speech
l thank you again" The General then stepped
back and at sigual from Mr.. Stuart vast
number of white handkerchiefs were suddenly
waved by the audience The effect was very
striking and singular. This is called the
Chautaqua salute, and takes place on extra
ordinary occasions when applause is not al
lowed After singing a hymn the meeting
closed.
AS Gen. Garfield descended from the plat
form a rush was made of people desiring to
shake his hand, but upon Stuart's calling out
q request to defer this to some other time, he
was allowed to go out undistarbed The Gen
eral and party leave here at o'clock Monday
morning for Cleveland, by way of Cory and
Erie City, reaching Cleveland about 4.30 p.
NJ. They are passing very quiet and restful
day here.
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do at 9596 rs; common to good extra Ohio rs
at so; common to choice extra St Louis at SOC
ent nnes9ta extra at io Snol nee
West Indies at 60G5 10; low grades extra O3d
As. Southern -four quiet; common to fair extra
at 00G5 20; good to choice extra at . 2546 80;
the sales for the week have been $4,000 bbls.
RYE FLoUR-firm at 5065 90 for State; sales
for the week l 40 bbls
UORN-MEAL--in fair demand: western yellow at
2 5Oa3 90: Brandywine 20; Bag meal is steady
coarse at 8S992c: fine Yellow Mt 1Od1 10: fine
White at l 15a1 20.
WHARF.-The market closed quiet and about ateaiy
except on Red Winter which is a shade weaker:
No Red Winter on the spot 00$4 al O9; August
at 08A al OS7s: September sales O9A; sales
for October at l 09s4 a L 09Ts No Chicago at
l 0791 08; No Milwaukee at oSGl %; No
White at l O9d1 10 for August; sales 0SA for
Sept; l 0S91 091a for October; sales for the week
have been 4, 45O0, 900 bush.
sCorn-closed steady and firm; No on spot 4S14
6I4S19c; August 4S12c asked; September at 49129
1894 CO sales for the week have been 1870
bush.
at 441ac; No 3 White 4G1%c; No Mixed at 40
Pork-closed quiet and nominal; new mess on the
spot at IA 3712(d14 so: IS IS bid ior September
October; rs bid seller year, sales for the week
5000 bbs on the spot and $500 bbls for future de-
livery.
Lard-closed frmer but quiet; prime steam on the
asked October; 60 asked for November; Z 40 bid
seller for year; city rendered 55 refined nominal
1y at 00dS 90; sales for the week 610O les on
spot and As, 900 for future delivery.
Tallow firm at 612.
BUTTER firm and fairly active for best grades
State and Western creameries at 24927c; do dairy
1Sd24c.
CHEEsE-frmer and higher; State factories 1O1s
G11s4 Western 915d1OAc.
WHISKEY nominal.
CHICAGO. Aug. Wheat steady at SSc for Au-
gust; S65sa86$4 for September; 1914 C for year
Corn quiet at 3o5sc for August; 355s for Septem-
Der; 1885 for October Oats higher at 2314c for
August; 23c for Sept. Pork lower at 15 TN for
August; 15 80 Sept; 5 35 Oct. Lard lower z 80
for August 80 Sept.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. Wheat is higher; No 2 Red
920925sc; No 3 red at 869s9S7s4c. Corn quiet
at 3414c bid cash; No 341ac bid September.
DETROIT. Aug. Wheat stronger extra, new
i 001a01 OIL; No White. old, 03; new 9S5sc;
9614c for AugustSept nominal; 9514c for October;
No 2 White 941ac No Amber at 941sc.
The Portland daily press., 1880-08-09
NEWS IN BRIEF.


Isreal Waterhouse and Francis Sweetsir,
two well-known citrzens of Portland. are
dead.
Senator Blaine, Hon. T. B. Reed and Hon.
Thomas Fitch spoke at Gardiner, Saturday
night.
Tanner concluded his forty days fast Satur.
day noon. He was in fair condition.
Gen. Garfield started for the west Saturday.
At every town where the train stopped he was
welcomed by crowds and at a number of points
made brief speeches. He spent Sunday at
Chautaqua, N. Y.
Mrs. Bender, of the notorious Bender fami-
ly of murderers, has made confession.
Gen. Hancock refuses to add anything to his
letter Of acceptance.
The murder of DR.. Parsons, the American
missionary recently killed near Constantinople,
was committed for the purpose of robbery.
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DEATHS.

In Deering August Sth, Emma Haywood, infant
daughter of /. c. and Abbie Cross
Funeral Tuesday at P. NJ, from the residence
of Mrs. Stevens, 2S6 Spring street,
In this city, Aug. 7, Israel P. Warehouse, aged
90 years months.
[Fureral this Monday afternoon at O'Clock,
at his late residence, 1877 Congress street. Burial
private.]
In this city, Aug. 8, Martha H., widow of the late
DR.. VIM. c. Robinson, aged 81 years months.
In this city, Aug. 8, Willie G., only son of VIM. H.
and Mary E. Corant, aged 10 years months.
Service at her late residence. No. 432 Congress
street, at 3 P. M. Tuesday. Burial at convenience
of the family.
In this city, Ang Z, Anaa Bella, wife of B. Aaron
son. aged 80 years.
In this city, Aug. T. Francis Sweetser aged n yrs
7 months.
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock, at
his late residence, 219 Oxford street. Burial pri
vate. Massachusetts and New York papers please
cepy.l
In this city, Miss Annie A. Hearn. aged 25 years
months.
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MAINE.
Probably Fatal Assault.

Probably Fatal Assault.
AUGUSTA, Aug. SIN drunken quarrel in
Hallowell this morning, man named Rhoades
felled his mistress to the floor with an axe,
nearly killing her. Previous to this on the
same morning they had a serious quarrel in
which she cut him about the head with a case
knife.
Republican Meeting at Camden.
CAMDEN, Aug. S.-The Republicans of Cams
den opened the campaign last evening withne
large and enthusiastic meeting addressed By
Hon. J. 7. Updegraff of Ohio, who made an
able, eloquent and effective speech.
Launched at Bath.l
BATH, Aug IA. Sewall & Co. launched
this afternoon three masted schooner of 400
tons named Belle Higgins, owned by the build
ers. Capt Frank S. Higgins commands her.
An Insane Woman Missing.
VAUDEVILLE. Aug 8.-The wife of David
Simpson of this place in a temporary fit of in
sanity left her home during last night and
wandered away. Hundreds of citizens have
been searching Tor her since early morning
without success. She was in feeble health and
fears are entertained that she has persisted
from over exertion and exposure.
Fusion in Waldo County.
BELFAST, Aug THE combined Green
back and Democratic county convention was
largely attended aud entirely harmonious
Hon. William M. Rust, of Belfast, presided
James r. Taber, Of Unity, and Calvin W.
Sherman, of Isleboro, were nominated fol-
Senators; James D. Lamson, of Freedom, for
Judge of Probate; A. A. Fletcher, of Lin
colnvile, for Register of Probate; Charles
Baker, of Belfast, for Sheriff George E. Wal
lace, of Belfast, for County Attorney; Good
ing Grant, of Prospect, for Commissioner;
George R. Sleeper, Of Belfast, for Treasurer.
Opening the Campaign on the Kennebec.
GARDINER, Ang. THE Republicans of
Gardiner opened the campaign with a grand
rally at Johnson's Hall, this evening. Hon.
Thos Fitch of Nevada addressed the meeting
in an hours speech, and was followed by Con-
gresham Reed and Senator Blaine. who spoke
briefly. About a thousand people were pres
ent, and great enthusiasm was manifested.
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At Detroit, the ooroner's jury has returned a
verdict that the recent collision was the result
of carelessness of the captain and pilot of the
steamer Gar tland in running down the yacht
Mamie. The officers have been arrested on a
charge Of manslaughter.
Telegraphic correspondence between the
Governor OF Newfoundland and the Seer etary
OF the British Admiralty establishes the iden-
tity OF the hgurehead found at sea as that of
the lost training ship ATLANTA
A mob, supposed to be from Tennessee, went
took out Bailey, the wife murderer, and hang
ed him.
The ninth annual meeting of the National
Board of Steam Navigation will take place at
Norfolk, Va, Sept. II. The board has men,
bership of over 1000 steam vessel owners,
a0Hnts and managers, and represents over
$6J0, 100000.
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AFGHANISTAN.
Ayoob Khan Threatening Canadian

y, LONDON, Aug IAN official despatch from
Candahat of the Sd says: Beyond LIGHT Skin
mlshing between the country people and the
troops having working parties nothing has oc-
CURED during the past three days. Ayoob
Khan is reported as intending to reach Kok-
haram, four miles southwest of Candahar. to-
morrow or Tuesday. No news have been re-
celved from Chaman Choki or Khelat Ighlzai
since we shut ourselves up. Defensive prepar-
atlons are proceeding satisfactorily.
QUErrAH, Aug. 5.-Ayoob Khan il said 10
be within one days march of Candahar, but
u is oouptlul whether his force is sufficiently
strong to make an attack Large Numbers OF
GhazisSare collecting around Candahar. No
regular rising has taken place near Khoiak
Pass.
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NEW YORK.

Narrow Escape from Serious Disaster.
NEW YORK, Aug. S.-This afternoon while
the excursion propeller "E. Corning" was leav-
ing Glen Island for this city with between 700
and 800 passengers, she ran her stern on to a
rock staying hole in it. She filed and sank
to the guards. The passengers were transfer
red to steamers Laura NJ. Starin and st.
Nicholas, and were brought to this city. There
was great excitement but no one was lost or in
jured.
The Portland daily press., 1880-08-09
METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOB THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIaNALl
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
Aug. 9, A. M.
For New England,
Clear or partly cloudy weather, possibly fol.
lowed by occasional rain, warmer southerly
winds, stationary or lower barmeter.
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European Markets.

BY Telegraph.)
IoNDoN, Aug. 7.-Consols sat 81 1916 for money
and 80 for account.
LONDON, Aug. 7-12.3O P. M.-American securi-
ties-United States bonds, 5s, 1885; 41as, 114s4
as, 113.
Erie 451s.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 7-12.3O P. M.-Flour at los
@l2s: Winter Wheat 9s 10d61Os 4d;tSpring Wheat
10sa1Os 4d; California average at 9sd9s 10d; club
do at 9s 8d91Os; Corn at 5sl5s 1; Peas at rs Id.
Provisions, &c.,-Pork at 62s Beef at SIS; Cheese
at SIS; Lard 35s;Bacon at 3Ss 6d140s6d; Tallow at
35s, at London 40s.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 7-12.3O P.M.-Cotton market
easier; Middling uplands 13-16d;Orleans 1916;
sales 1000 bales speculation and export 800.
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California Mining stocks.
Domestic Markets.

by Telegraph
NEW YORK. Aug. lotion closed quiet / l o
l1e for middling uplands and II 1l-l6 for mid
ding Orleans.
FLOUR market closed quiet; No at 2 65a3 40;
Suppertine Western and State at 70a4 40; COM
mon to good extra Western and State 1904 40;
good to choice do at 60d6 so; common to choice
White Wheat Western extra at 3oa4 50; Fancy
The Portland daily press., 1880-08-09
A Duel in Prospect.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. 7.-Rumors that
w. B. Cash. son of Col. Cash, was about to
fight duel with the son of the late Col. Shan
non or with Col. Blair, who was a second for
Capt. Depass when challenged by Col. Cash,
have been in circulation for the past two weeks
but were not credited. Today the report is
that young Cash is supposed to be about to
fight young Shannon, as he is said to have
been seen on the railroad and two gentlemen
are reported to be today at Beach Island, a
well-known duelling ground, near augusta.
Nothing is known of it here, and the reports
are disbeleyed,
The Portland daily press., 1880-08-09

NOTACE.-For the past thirty three years,
CONGRESS" Yeast Powder has been extern
sively sold. 1t has always been made pure and
healthy, and is today without rival.
nH-Slades English Mustard, and Congress Yeast
Powder. are standard, always reliable.
The Portland daily press., 1880-08-09
Bank Statement.
New York stock and Money Market.

(By Telegraph)
NEW YORK, Aug. 7-P. M.-The bank statement
is decidedly unfavorable. showing loss Of four and
quarter millions in the reserve. Money closed at
312 per cent on call.
Sterling Exchange is dull We quote bankers
asking rates, 60 days bills, at 1924 per 6 (of
S4.8665 par value), and on demand S4.841A
against S482 and 484A one week ago.
The Portland daily press., 1880-08-09

VIM. Prince, aged SO, was struck by train
on the Bristol railroad, in East Providence,
Saturday evening, and fatally hurt.
The 80 mile walk at Park Garden, Provi-
dence, Saturday night, was won at midnight
by E. C. Holsk of New York, in hours, 6
minutes and AZ seconds. At that time B. D,
Burns of Providence had made "A miles, 6
laps, and Michael Ennis of New York A miles
laps.
The Portland daily press., 1880-08-09
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO - Cid 9TH, ship lnv1ncible,
Strickland, Liverpool.
Chartered-Ship Harvester, for Cork with wheat
at e2 1Ss. The G Sargent cleared for Liverpool
18th with 90. 759 centas wheat valued at S77.9OO.
PORT EADS-Sld 9th, ship Screamer, Cousins,
Liverpool.
PENSACOLA-C Cid Sd. sch James Young, Young,
Boston.
SATILLA RIvER-sld Slst, sch Flora Rogers,
Rogers, Philadelphia.
CHARLESTON-Sld 9Th, sch Caroline Hall, for
Savannah.
NORFOLK AR 4th, sch Eta NJ Barter, Wade,
Gardiner.
BALTINoRE-Cld 9th, sch j Nickerson, Farr,
Portsmouth, (and sailedD
PHlLADELPHIA-Ar 9TH, barque Jose Lopez,
Leland, Wilmington, Del; sch n II Skinner, Thrash
er, Kennebec
Ar 9Th steamer Pottsville Pierce, Portland: brigs
III Cleaves. Cummings, and Kaluna, Allen, Port
land; schs w l. Elkins, Ludlam, and H NJ Buell.
Ireland Kennebec; ID Clarkson Ireland do; Mary
r Bryan, Hogg; Emily Il Jennie, Champion; Ramon
Aiuria, Magee; Canton. Henley; Addie b Bacon
Bacon; q Coulomb, Magee, and Electra Bailey,
Smith, from Kennebec; o ID Witherel Garfield,
Boothbay.
Cid 9Th, barque Ralph NJ Hayward, Doane, Bos
ton; brig Minnie Abbie Harding, warren, ri; sehs
Lainartlne. HASKELL do; Telumah Bennett Garei-
ner; Emma Arey, Hail. Alexandria; Aleora, Robin
SON. Bristol, RI; libby WATSON, Lord, Bangor, Jos
Wide. Reed. Boston,
NEW YOkk-Ar 9th, schs Prescott Hazeltine
SWEET, Jacksonville 8 days; j S Higgins Cook,
Beaufort, NC; Marion, Day, Rockland; Water
man, Hinckley, Fall River.
Passed the Gate 9Th, sch Maud Webster, from
The Portland daily press., 1880-08-09
MARRIAGES..

In Bath, Aug. A. John p. Marston and Miss Alice
G. SWEET.
In Skowhegan, July 20, Charles NJ. Fogg and Miss
Hattie Bigelow.
In Athens. July 81, Henry j. Sweat and Emma L.
Chase. both of New Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1880-08-09

IOTOSrdPH'7 ,
HAVANA. August 7.-Sugar continued fairly &C
tive throughout the week with speculative rates;
to 20 S at 1o1a@1lA reals; Nlolasses Sugar,
No z to 0 at S9S1S reals; Muscovado common to
fair. at SGS4 reals; Centrifugal Sugar SO deg. po
larizaton in boxes and hhds 9hs@10 reals.
Spanish gold 2192 211s. Exchange is firm; on
United States 80 days gold at S1a99 prem: short
sight do at 91a@A prem; London at 19919R
nrem Paris 43l ~ nrem.
The Portland daily press., 1880-08-09
THE DOMINION
An Orange Riot IN Toronto

TORONTO, Aug. while the O'Connell pro-
cession was passing the streets yesterday after
noon they displayed a sunburst, which gave
great offence to the Orange party. Late at
night GOO Roman Catholics and Orangemen
met on Queen street aud fought fiercely with
stones and sticks. The police was called out
and charged the mob, clubbing them right and
left. Constable Mormon struck in the head
with a stone and is not expected to recover. A
few of the rioters were badly beaten by the
police.
The st. Lawrence to be Tunneled.
MONTREAL, Que, Aug. THE South Shore
Railway and Tunnel Company has shown it is
in earnest about the tunnel under the St. Law
renee at this city by lodging with the govern
ment to-day the first instalment, amounting to
$4,000, required by their charter for making
the preliminary surveys. Walter Stanley,
well known in connection with the Hoosac
tunnel, has been appointed engineer in chief,
and has already taken steps to commence his
part of the work.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE NATIONAL
Bell Telephone Co.,
--oF THE
STATE OF MAINE.

The following firms are authorized by this Com
pany to allow the use of their instruments by nom
subscribers to Portland Exchange, for communi.
cation with Pine Point, Old Orchard, Saco and Bid
deford, and to collect the price therefor, which in
all cases will be twenty-five cents for five minutes
use of line, payable at time of using the same No
communications sent collect.
A. s. KINDS, Apothecary, 2O4 Brackett street.
GRANVILLE III. GLOVES, Provisions, $50 Congress
street.
FsED t. MEAHER & Co.. Apothecary, 473 Con-
gress street.
HoYT, FoGG & DOMAIN, Books and Stationery,
1913 Middle street.
Christopher WAY s. Co., Apothecary, Myrtle,
cor. Cumberland street.
L. W. SAWYER, Apothecary, 129 Congress street.
RUMERY, BRINE g. Co., Lumber 1872 Commercial
street.
CLEVELAND g. MARsToN, Gas Fixtures,s 1913 Ex-
change street.
GEO. A. HUNT & Co., Flour, 179 Commercial
street.
RANDALL g. MCALLIsTER, Coal and Wood, go
Commercial street.
WEsTBRooK MFG. Co., Saccarappa.
PARSONS, BANGS g. Co, Wholesale Druggists, 119
Middle street.
All other applications by non-subscribers for con-
nection with the above points must be made at
Central Office, 221a Exchange street.
G. b. GARDNER,
Genl Manager.
Portland Aug. >, 80. snaug9d1w
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Gen. ord's view of the Mexican Invasion

Gen. Ord'S view OF the Mexican INVASION
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. THE move
cupation," which are being agitated at Austin
are closely watched by Gen. Ord, whose orders
in regard to violation of neutrality laws are
very strict. The Mexcans are reported to be
also ready to give them warm reception.
Gen. Ord thinks there is little in the move
ment. It is probably inaugurated by German
and English influence in Mexico, to interrupt
the good feelings between the United States
and Mexico, and thus retard the railroad build
ing, which neutrality-suspicious. their trade.
The Portland daily press., 1880-08-09
Base Ball.

AT Boston -Chicagos 6. Bostons g.
At neutrality-suspicious. 9, Clevelands 0.
At Worcester-W orcesters 2, Buffalos /.
The Portland daily press., 1880-08-09
Receipts of Maine CenraI.

PORTLAND, Aug. 6.
For Portland, 20 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, 40 cars miscellaneous mer-
chandise
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
BY water conveyance-1O00 bush Cornmeal to G
The Portland daily press., 1880-08-09

Foreign Exports.
HULL, f. Bark Sultana-43 $50 bush corn.
MATANZAS. Brig Merriwa-4192 shocks and
heads, so bbls potatoes. 3