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mand is encouraged and sustaiuedRsevere
reaction is inevitable.


reactionis inevitable.
II the demand is kept up to the volume
OF the past six months, the country can
not only take the % per cent OF an increase
over the home production OF 1879, but IL
will also use some 5000 tons oil foreign
iron. In other words, by keeping within
the possibilities OF the demand, We can
Just about use all the iron that England
sends us in addition 10 our own supplies.
That the supply from these various sources
will not fall short Of requirements at the
current rates, the importation since Jan.
LIST amply demonstrate.
In the presence Of all surroundings. es.
pecialIy the steadiness Of prices and the
outlook for brisk demand, the report con-
siders the situation as being especially en-
couraging.
During the last decade the iron trade
was to remarkable degree the index and
pioneer OF business adversely and pros
perity. The reaction in the iron market
which preceded and so largely influenced
the collapse OF 1873, the utter depression
during the years that followed, and its
prominent place in the great revival at the
end OF the decade, have given great In
terest to its course and prospects. 1t is a
subject OF congratulation, therefore, that
the present outlook warrants the hope that
the iron trade Is about to settle down into
a condition OF steady prices and perma-
nent prosperity. With pig iron between
$50 and $40, aud bar iron between Sc and
lc, with the attention OF manufacturers
devoted to improving their facilities, to
opening new fields ol ore and fuel, and to
their position against the
line when the scale shall turn against
hem. there is no reason why the present
equality OF supply and demand should
a0t be sustained for some time to come,
,r why, combined with@pEices within the
reach OF consumers, an extended period
II prosperity and fair profits should not be
secured to their trade Of the country.
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CoLuNBUs, o., March 2l.-A special to
a paper here from Lancaster, o., tonight
says that Peter Stout, Of stoutsville, Fair.
fieldcounty, made a desperate attempt to
kill his brother Thomas last night. Peter
had an old grudge against his brothers,
who are we'll to do farmers, and attempted
to kill his brother Simon years ago. Last
night Peter went to his brother Thomas
residence, armed witha carbine, revolver
and bowie knife. His brother saw him
coming, closed the door and held it,
Peter fred heavy slug, which tore
through the door and through the right
breast OF Thomas. The wounded man
will die. Peter Is In Jail.
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Jessie Raymond is now haunting Sem
ator Hills house, having been driven
away from the Capitol by the police. She
says that she means to leave her baby on
Hills hands, so that he may take care Of
It, and she may earn her own living with.
out incumberance. Late yesterday even
ing she went to Hills house and rang the
door bell, and the call was answered by
young Mr.. Hill who, on seeing her, at
once closed and locked the door, leaving
her outside. A policeman's attention was
directed to the scene at the Senator's
house, and the officer tried to persuade her
to leave, but she refused to move on, de-
nouncing the Senator as the author OF her
troubles, saying aloud that he was the
father OF her child, and she desired assls-
tance from him. Her excited state drew
a crowd, and finally she was induced by
the officer to leave, crying loudly as she
left. She then returned to the Washington
House, where she is staying. She stated
that her purpose was TO leave the Senator'S s
baby with him; that she needed money
very much having spent the $50 he sent
her last week, and said nothing but star.
yation was before her unless the Senator
carried out his promise, agreed upon
when the signed the. published card deny
ing that he had ruined her and was the
father OF her child. ltisa very mysterious
case, and gives Senator Hill and his friends
great ANNOYANCE.
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CHICAGO.
weekly business Reylew-Politieal Mat
IRra.


CHICAGO, March, 2O.-The demand ioi
money during the week has been good and
Of a miscellaneous nature, but the leading
borrowers have been the Board Of Trade
men. The supply Of loanable funds, how.
ever, has more that kept pace with the re-
quirements, and rates have ranged from 9
as per cent per annum. The trade OF the
city has shown a steady improvement,
there being large attendance Of buyers
and liberal sprinkling Of orders through
the mails. City deposits have been large
and collections better than during last
week. Business is in healthy condition.
The flow OF currency TO the country has
been larger than for some time past, and
the banks have ordered currency from
New York each day. The clearings Of the
Chicago banks for the week foot up total
OF SIS, ,449, ,730 AZ, being about s., SOC, 900 in
excess OF those fer the corresponding week
last year.
The visible supply Of grain in the States
and Canada on the dates named was:
March IA, 49,l66,000 bushels; March 6,
49,S9O,OOO bushels; February IS, 51,l5S,-
900 bushels. On Change the markets for
grain and hog products have been unset.
tied and weak, and the decline exhausted
the margins OF some outsiders, who, how
ever, concluded to sell what they had be-
fore sustaining any further loss.
During the week the receipts and ship.
ments OF the articles named sum up: Re-
ceipts-Flour, 8s, 1884 barrels; grain, 9, 49,
SCI bushels; hogs, l25,766 head. Ship
ments-Flour, 55,lSl barrels; grain, l.
{, SIS, ,425 pounds; cdt meats, 1908, 9,SIl
pounds.
The first County Convention of the year
to select delegates to the Illinois Republi-
can Convention was held to-day at Gene
va, Kane county. OF the thirteen dele
gates chosen seven are for Blaine and six
tor Grant.
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pARKERsBuRG.
Convicted of Murder In the Second De
gree-Prisoners Sentenced.

Convicted of Murder In the Second De-
gree-Prisoners Sentenced.
PARKERsBURd, W. Va, March 20.-The
trial of Robert CASTOR, for the murder Of
John Sullivan, the Snowman, last fall,
came off this week before the Circuit
Court, and lasted all the week, attracting
greater attention than any case tried be-
fore our courts for several years. The
case was tried at special term, but the
jury failed TO agree at the time. Both
sides were represented with the best legal
talent. The defense made hcrculean at
tempt to clear CASTOR but signally failed,
the jury bringing in verdict this after.
noon lof guilty OF murder in the second
degree, and fixing the penalty at five
years in the PenitentiarY. The defense
has moved for a new trial, and Judge
Jackson now has the motion under ad-
visement.
The Court also sentenced to-day James
Kemp, for felony, to two years imprison-
ment; Reuben Grant, felony, three years,
making, in all. seven penal convictions
during the present term.
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ILGLlnroSE, who is now on an cleo
tassdug tour through Mid Lothian,
F7ates Liberal victories all over Scot
El IuaSpeech before his departure he
dtled bis intention not only to win the
srhr Mid Lothian, but to sweep out Of
sasea.ss great many men now repre-
ataS constituencies in Parliament.
YsT likely his expectations will be full
tlst Tie Conservatives count on loss
dnsuben from Scotland. The Scotch
Nlpsly Liberal. In the last delegation
MI'asl to Parliament there were forty
lSsnis in AtoiaI Of sixty, and it is alto
tsSE probable that the Liberal majority
talbs bsincreased in the coming elections.
sttae Liberals will hardly fare so we'll
u England. Numerous Tory gains are
taaa!elly expected BY Lord Beacons-
hl, aud it Is admitted that he under
Elati the situation thoroughly.
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GRANT IN MEXICO.

GALVESTON, March 2O.-The Ncr,' special
from the City of Mexico says the Third
Regiment Of Rural Guards, commanded
by the Misses Frisbie, daughters Of the
American General Frisbie, will serve as
an escort to General Grant the day OF his
departure. General Grant and family
visited the Mint, and the workmen pre-
sented to the General collection OF
Mexican coins. The Academy of Arts
yesterday presented the General with a
medal commemorative Of his visit. The
committee presented each member OF the
party with piece OF silver flagree work.
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B1d't'eet's report OF last week is dis
ssdt take acheeriul view OF the iron
Fapect, notwithstanding the action Of
siraiactu'eFs at their recent meeting,
nd the Anticipations INDUCED in by sew
sloithetrade journals that the supply
likely to exceed demand from this
ess ioTard. ltbelieyes that II prices OF
y si''es oliron are kept withinthe reach
sHn'nmers, there is no reason why all
ee'apPIies OF the coming year should
@s' into consumption at or near the
Resent level of prices. With present
io's' it considers the outlook favorable
H'aeady and active trade.
Another factor in the iron trade, which
IN. Saaos @!eIy be ignored, Is the competi-
"a O' loEelgn iron. How readily this
Staeat Is called into existence is shown
as las; that the exports from Great
S. j.'A'a 70 this country were 5000 tons in
Ss.ahtA ~sIoGtA oI January, while for the same
,,GI SsS,a IAS year they were but $500 tons,
oo my Ihe monthly average for 1873 was 25,.
s W@as This idea is still further eniorc.
SSoy The TACT that, Notwithstanding this
III! ~ movement Of English iron, stocks in
;,..al ;s,Naul and the north OF England are
M Isel''og' owing to the large number OF
JI''as'Io 4 Idle furnaces called into blast by
4 A. 4lSanee IN this country. II is true
-l' -. '9teiEn iron is not well adapted to all
80 ys mere, and ior some it is well nigh
sGasisss but the phenomenal difference
~ saAseR The prices OF American aud for
Nv P'g, with the knowledge that behind
y, ~ Scotch and MiddleSborouph iron,
ny 'a.yh has already made itself felt in this
Asl nj there is an unexampled supply
~ - an Unprecedented productive ca
-! ~! must be allowed due weight, as 4
Slsahg element. With English and
wv Ssv,'a non selling At $50 to $33 80, Amer
1as, I PS Is not likely to advance far be
us believed, Notwithstanding the ex
.,'','oFeiga importation, that there Il
:. ..susa IN the situation to hold presen
N'Iea' The ground Of their faith is thu
Ssip'uo'edsirength Of the demand for iroI
!, u'a nearly all consumers. Itis this caus,
sVae which has carried the marke
= .! to its present level, and Their
:, s'o'I strength in this cause to sustain
sae'e it is. The report holds that tn
ip','aHcG and Specification OF the eu
-..i. nssa home production and increased in
f"a'''n' are simply that unless the dc
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PI14sBuRoH, Pa, March sO.-The Dem.
ocratic primaries held tonight for the
election Of delegates to the County Con-
yention, which meets on the 2Sd, to elect
delegates to the State Convention, resulted
in victory for the Randall or Tilden fac.
ton. who will 90 into the Convention to
elect a solid Tiideu delegation to Harris.
bnre. The anti.Tildenites claim the dele.
oates were secured by fraud, stuffed bal.
iot.boxes, &C., and threaten to contest.
should they conclude 10 do so, there Is
every reason to believe that the State Con-
yention will be exceedingly animated, as
Philadelphiawill also send cohtesting dele
gates.
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THE BOAT RACE.

LONDON, March 2O.-The University
boat race is postponed until half.past ten
o'clock Monday morning on account Of
fog. According to the rules of horse-rac-
ing, when IN event is postponed over Sun
day all bets are of. The question has
arisen whether this rule will apply to bet
ting on the University boat race. The
dinner OF the University boat crews has
been postponed until Monday night.
The Committee OF Tattersall's, to whom
was referred the question whether the
rules regulating betting on horse races are
applicablet TO boat races in case ofpostpone-
ment over Sunday, has decided they do
apply. Consequently all bets are void.
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EpnRArA, Pa, March 2l.-During the
progress of an entertainment given by the
public school, in the public hall at Lin.
coin last night, at which about Eve hun
dred persons were present, part OF the
floor gave way, precipitating between one
hundred and one hundred and fifty per.
sons to the floor below. Many escaped
BY Jumping out Of the windows, which are
about twelve feet from the ground. About
thirty persons wereinjured, some serious
iy. Among the latter are Mrs. Jacob
Kornigmacher, Misses Alice Bowman,
Ada Springer, Ada Miller, Laura Erb and
Christie Bangaman. During the confu.
sion the scholars rushed on the stage,
oyerturning two coal oil lamps, one oi
which exploded setting Gre to the carpet,
but the FIRE was extinguished before any
serious damage was done. Intense ex.
citement prevailed throughout the neigh
bothood. Itis not yet certain that all the
injured will recover.
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EGYPTIAN FINANCES.

CAIRO, March 2O.-Minister Horace
Maynard and Consul General Farman had
a long interview with the Khedive to-day
at the palace. The Khedive afterward
called upon Mr.. Maynard at his hotel.
The interviews were wholly confined to
the financial situation and to the interests
OF the United States in the schemes OF
liquidation that are now being projected.
have the best authority for saying that
II the proposed Commission be created foI
that purpose, Russia aud the United States
will probably not deem its decision bind
ing upon Russians and Americans.
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THE HARTMAN CASE.

PARIS, March 2O.-The confession oi
Hartman, published in the London
journals, has demonstrated the danger
from which the French Government has
escaped by its prompt action. Had the
moral proof OF his culpability been added
to the evidence, imperfect though it was,
OF the mans identity which had been fur
nished to it, it is difficult to see how the
French authorities could have avoided
holding him over until fresh testimony
had arrived. By liberating him as soon as
a plausible pretext presented itself, it has
escaped the peril Of alienation and the
support OF large number OF its own po-
litical adherents by his extradition.
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SAN FRASc1sco, March 2l.-At Sand
Lots to-day Kearney backslid from his
conyertion OF last Sunday and launched
out in denunciation, again attacking the
Police Judge, Prosecuting Attorney, and q
number OF prominent citizens. he was,
however, careful not TO overstep the
bounds OF propriety and indulge in lam
guage that could be construed as inCen.
diary.
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reII nenli nj ,hs Mheel-

NEW ORLEANS, March 2l.-John New
man, Quartermaster OF the steamship
Lone Star, fell dead at the wheel to-day
while thesteamer was landing.
Steamboatmen all report the rivers very
high: The Boeuf and Ouachita rivers
are rising rapidly. 1t Is feared that the
heavy aud continuous rains will weaken
the leYees,
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TR Cincinnati Commercial, commenting
a rtsut opposition telegraph CON-
pri., says the Western Union Tele-
r,ph Company is q trightful monopoly in
asisht Of two or three classes OF per-
Sv, Among them We may mention
sa Who want to consolidate the new
Es With tie old and divide the product; /;
as Who would have the government
.lss the English postal telegraph system,
Jsih Is a flat failure, and those who
uGalike to attach private wires to the
Fs.nl system si wires, SO as to catch
i. Ihkperngs Of the breezes that blow
Ez the news points. When people are
6IHsed TO mind their own business and
snk At rate that, all things considered,
sHreIousIy low, the best telegraphic
Sra in the world, they are not disturb
albOutthe Western Union Telegraph
CaPIuy.
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,.wxsr sentenced for bribery.

CalcAGo, March 20.-John Q: Grlbler'
an attorney, charged by a juror with at.
tempting to bribs him, was found guilty
Ills evening, and sentenced to sixty days
Imprisonment. So startling we're the
facts as to bribery, developed on the trial,
that his case and his connection with
others were recommended TO the attention
Of the grand jury.
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AT ST. PAUL, MINI.

sr. PAUL, March 2l.-The House of the
Good Shepherd, Catholic orphan asylum
and house of commitment for women
burned this morning. The upper story,
used as dormitory and twenty-five chill.
dren asleep there, and through the efforts
OF the sistese all got out without injury,
The building was wholly destroyed.
yalue s., 900; insured.
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Tne PI,st Through Car.

PoRT Ro1AI, S. O., March 2l.-The first
through car to Port Royal over the Gin.
cinnat Southern Railroad, with Port
Royal delegation from the great railroad
celebration, arrived here this evening in
thirty.iour hours from Cincinnati.
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CINCINNATI, March, ,2l.-The Gl:etts' New
Albany, Ind, special says: Mrs. Belle
Sage brought:suit against Albert Sage, her
brother.in.law, for stealing aud carrying
away her husband. Her husband Is iii
with consumption, and having $1,000
insurance on his life there is quarrel be
tween his wife and his family over its pos
session.
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FIRE RECORD.
SAW MILL BURNED.

DETROIT, March 2l.-A dispatch from
Greenville reports saw mill at Heming-
way Lake, near Stanton, jointly owned by
Slaght & Son and Herdman & Harris. de-
stroyed by fire this morning. Loss Sl5,-
600; insurance 5000.
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! ,5s noteworthy features ot the
o. . ~ ;Is campaign in this section is tn the
's'aa,, aa,ce ,c,' d sentiment among Re- Re,
F'' F''l',.,,' ,.nn workers for Blaine. We
i. 5's 81, l,'. = correspondent Of the Gin,
~ T',, ~, wiring from BeIlsire, refers
saa l,,a', ,,,',cs Of the employees of the
Sstl+,'sa'srrs,' \, .asrs for Blaine over Sherman
y sls '-. '-,, remark would hold good as
\, tde Of the river
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W. Learn irom DE otIice Of the collector

We learn from the office of the collector
Of the Internal Revenue. that there were
manufactured and sold in the Second West
Virginia District, during the year 1879,
about two and one half millions Of cigars.
This would seem 10 indicate rather o
healthy condition Of the trade. Robt. Nc
Conkey, Fetterman, White & Bro, Graf
ton, and Pryor & Williams, Piedmont,
are the most extensive manufacturers Of
cigars in the Second District-RcySsr Echo.
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ss5.,,o Tinl declares, after a &C. care
fHcs5S'sJJ ,l...sJel inquiry in eleven West, West,
~. :s'.Da'a ss: the Increase in the yield ado Of
csE''' ,to.e ,Is, States will be 90 per cent
r.'ii y ' bsI,Jl. the growing crop
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.,n,t,y received in the first two
D %' 'IISsi,bree times rs many immi-
1870 i',. IN the irst two months Of 1879
f'is .,,. : =, =, ni wheat is 60 per cent larger
y t'''sr ~, 40. Nearly twice as much
~ ,s,., ", made now as in 1879. Rail
n ,.,I,n, "IJt is going on from half to
~ u :. a'1.Is 5., - last year. Week by week
l'lE :.'..,,, ~, are from 80 to 40 per cent
.. ~. ,.r ,b,D last year. The exports are
q. jFuy larger.
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,ryer York L,dtpoldlnt says that the
.t',.l value Of church property in the
s,,oIysr York in 1850 was $2!, ,lS4, ,9O7i
.i,,,i, ~ vas 81, ,l25,s ,s97; in 1870 it was
ssT3;s;; aud by the State census of
'csib,a risen to SOL, los, 765 in church
s,,s.,s and lots, and $I6,40l, 1856 in
M, re,l essate-making an aggregate OF
sIipilO. From $50 to 1875 there was
r,ss.,e Of j,C39, $50 Of such property
IN. bm Of churches and lots. At this
nsdircrelse, the amount Of the same
I'm d property in the year 1850 will be
s8lyi,i5.
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NEw YoRE, March 2l.-Arriyed Repub-
lie, Liverpool WA. scAO|'Or, Rotterdam
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,..,. SrrsSEY is in receipt OF a circu-
Il,,, l,,, t,om Madame Elise Won Koer-
y. 7 s,.l 4 ou,va, Canada, a lady who is
y. /, g., y II epIis,ing State and municipal
s,'.'I I, !. ,,,,pi.ing a special system of fe-
= :, : .,,i1,,,ion from Switzerland and
I. p .'., a.. N this country. The plan, as set
w S.S n, some very commendable fea-
y, S,-' bot We expect the city is too busy
u 'ss' Il, h.. worthingtou Pump and the Fire
.srs h, Telegraph to take it up at present.
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6ts gntelEgEttfff

ss. . aud q Fourteenth street:
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-18
PORTLAND POST OFFICE.
OFFICE HOURS:
Oct. 13, 1879.


From 500 a. m to $50 p. M, SUNDAYS excepted.
Sundays, open for Carriers and General Delivery
from to 10 a m.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Boston and intermediate ofices-Arriye at 1920
and lilo p. m. Close at S.15 a. M, 1910, 300
and 900 p. m.
Boston and the west-Arrive at STOP m.
intermediate or Way Mails, via Boston g. Maine
Great Southern au westen-Arrve at 1920 p. NJ
and lilo p. m. Close at S.15 a. m, 1910, 800
and 900 p. m.
Bangor and connecting routes-Arrive at 100 p.
m. Close at 11.30 a. m.
Augusta and connecting routes-Arrive at $50 a.
m. and LOO p m. Close at 80 a. M and 4.35
p. m.
Morning Northwestern, by Grand Trunk Railway
Arrive at S.35 a. m. Close at TOO a. m.
Lewiston and Auburn-Arrive at 2.05 and $50 a.
M, and 90 p. m. Close at $50 and IL 80 a. m.
and 4.35 p m.
Desert, Jonesport, NIachias, Machiasport East Ma
chias, Mllbridge and Bar Harbor, via each steamer
Arrive at a. Close at 8 p. m.
Eastport, each steamer-Arr1vc at 800 a. m.
Close at 800 p. m.
Foreign mails via New York, day previous to sail
ing of steamers-Close at s. 15 a. m.
Express, Augusta, Bangor and the East-Arrive at
205 a. M. Close at 900 p. M
Skowhegan intermediate offices and the north
Arrive at LOO p. m. Close at 11.30 a. m.
Skowhegan also closes at 900 m.
Canada and intermediate offices via G. I. R.-Ar-
rive at l2.4o p M Close at 12.45 p.m
Nova Scotia and Prince Edwards Island-Close at
l13O a.. and 300 D.
Swanton, VT, and intermediate Offices via P. & o.
R.R.1Arrive at 6.1o p. m. Close at !. 80 a. m.
Fryeburg, Me-, and intermediate Offices via p. &
o. r. R.-Arriye at IL 90 a. m. Close at 2.3O D. m
Worcester, Mass, and intermediate offices, via p
& r. r. R.-Arrive at 1.2O p. m. Close at 1910
Rochester, N H., and intermediate offices, via P.
g. R. R. R.-Close at $50 a. m.
Carriers deliveries at 700 and 1000 a. M. and
1.3O and 800 p. M. Collections at 700 and Ii 90
a. m, and zoo and 500 p. m.