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METEOROLOGICAL.

II.
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FouR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
May 81, l A. M.
For New England,
falling, followed by rising barometer, souther-
ly veering to westerly winds, nearly
stationary temperature, cloudy weather with
rain, followed by clearing weather.
Cautionary signals continue from Cape Hen
rry to New York, New Haven. New London,
Newport. Woods Hole, Boston, sec. g. Sec 6
are ordered for Passport.
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MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.

SATURDAY May 20.
Arrived.
Steamship Eleanora, Bragg, New York-mdse to
Sch Elizabeth, (Br) Roy, Annapolis, NS-lumber
to LegrOw Bros
Sch Hope, QBr Hill, Windsor, Ms plaster to "A d
Sch Julia S, (Br) st Johr, NIB lumber to Mark
Emery.
Sch Mary Torrey, Iorrey, Cape May-4o bbls
mackerel.
Sch Grampus, Joy, Boston.
Sch Addie, Costello, Dover, feeking.
Sch Railroad, Webster, Castine.
Sch Napoleon, Gilbert, Bristol for Boston.
Cleared.
Steamship Eleanora, Bragg New York-Henry
Sch L A Orr Orr Phadelphia-D w Clark s. Co.
Sch Henry Willard Willard, Philadelphia-E G
Willard
A d Whidden g. Co.
Sch Franconia, Leayitt, Bangor, to load for New
York-Chase, Leavitt & Co.
Sch Congress, Willard. Kennebec to load for New
York; Nickerson L. Son.
Sch Brilliant, Wheeler, Port Clyde-N Blake.
Sch Cinderella, Weber, Round Pond Nath1
Blake
Sch Louisa Frances, Tnorndike Rockland-CA
Sch c Kriescher, Devereux, Bangor-master.
SAILED-Barque Ada Gray; schs Louisa Orr,
and others.
SUNDAY. May 80.
Arrived.
Barque David Dudley Martin, Boston, to load for
Martinique. 10 Ryan & Kelsey.
Brig l. Staples, Showers. Philadelphia, coal to
Maine Cent RI. Vessel to Ryan & Kelsey.
Sch A ii Lennox Sterling, Cape Henlopen-2S0
bbls mackerel.
Sch Georgianna, Wentworth, Bangor fop Glou-
cester.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Passed Stagen prev to May %, ship Richdard III,
Hubbard, Charleston fov Reveal
Ar at Liverpool May 27, ship Alexander, Cotton,
New Orleans.
Sid May %, ship Vgilant. Ross, New York.
Off Falmouth May %. barque Chas Il Lewis, Chase
from Port Victoria for United Kingdom.
Sid I'm Belfast. l, May 18th, ship Jas Bailey, Ten
ney, United States.
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NOTICE.-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 rivdal.
90 SHADES English Mustard, ana Congress Yeast
Powder, are standard, ALWAYS reliable.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland Daiiy Wholesale MarEses.
PORTLAND May 20.
The following are lo-day's quotations Of Flour
Grain, Provisions. &c.
Potatoes.
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Havana Market.

by Telegraph.)
HAVANA. May 3O.-Sugar market quiet during
the week at gradually declining prices; No 10 to II
d s at S9SA reals gold per arrobe; No 10 to 20 d
S at 9R@lO% reals; Molasses Sugar No to 10 at
6B@7N reals; Muscovado Suagar, common to fair
at 6A @7%s reals Centrifugal Sugars SO deg po-
in warehouses at Havanand Matanzas, loo, 900
boxes, 126 400 bags and 1856 700 hhds receipts for
the week "A 600 boxes 215O bags and 1000 hhds;
exports $50 boxes, 1850 bags and $3.50 hhds, in
GLIDING $3.50 boxes and $3.50 hhds to the United
States.
Molasses nominal; 80 degrees polarization 7@7A
reals gold per key.
Freights quiet and firm
Spanish gold at 2 31A@2 BIZ. Exchange active
short sight do at 5@514 prem London I5I @15A
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Tacna Taken by the Chilians.
Rio DE JANERIo, May 30.-The Chilians
have taken Tacna, and are rapidly marching
on Africa
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Receipts Of Maine CenrnI.


PORTLAND, May %.
For Portland, % cars miscellaneous merchandise
for connecting roads, "a cars miscellaneous ner-
chandise
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The recent epidemic in Princeton COLLEGE
has been traced to bad sewerage
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StOCKNs
Closing prices at Portland Mining Exchange, b,
I. II. Mansfield & Co., brokers, 81 Exchange street
Portland, Me-. Nav 30:
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Foreign Imports.

ANNAPOLIS, Ms. Schr Elzabeth-16O, 900 feet
lumber to Legrow Bros.
WINDSOR, Ms. Schr Hope-16O tons plaster to
ID Whidden,
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By water conveyance-100o bush Cornmeal to G
W. True & Co.
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STRIKES.
Fears of Outbreaks at r

Fears of Outbreaks at Leadville.
DENVER, Col, May 29-The News Lead
vile special says there have been many rumors
put no action OF any consequence. There
nave Deen several narrow escapes from an op-
en- outbreak, but the city is still outwardiy
quiet. AT noon on Friday the mine managers
and superintendent held a. meeting and act
ing largely under instructions from New York,
resolved positively not to accede to the strikers
demands On Friday morning large body of
miners attempted to drive away the guards at
the Chrysolite mine in order that they might
get possession OF the pumps, and by stoppinp
them allow the water to flood the mines. This
did not result in serious rupture, but fears
are entertained that 1t is only the commence
ment of violence. The business men have
taken measures towards organizing commit
tee OF safety, and held meeting on Friday
night for the purpose of comforting with ali
parties relative to effecting compromise,
which, it is thought, can be effected. All the
mines are carefully guarded. At the Chryso-
lite and Little Chief mines brestworks are
erected, the buildings fortified and every ar
rangement made for defence. For the present
no violence is feared.
Fifty Thousand Men Thrown Out of En-
ployment.
PTTTsBURG, May 29.-The Amalga mated
Association OF Iron and Steel Workers held a
meeting on Fridau evening and resolved to de-
mand $500 per ton for pudding on the 81
card. This demand was made as the mini
mum rate for pudding, however low bar iron
may be sold. The manufacturers have refused
to accede and every mill in this district will
close down June 1. This strike of 1900 pud-
dlers throws out of work $4,000 men in this
district alone.
The Bicyelists.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 3O.-Bicyclists
numbering over 100 have reached Newport in
readiness for the inject" tomorrow. Twenty
nine clubs from Washington, Baltimore, Phil
adelphia, Chicago, Trenton, New York, Sar-
atoga, Brooklyn, Hartford, New Haven, Wor-
cester, Providence, Boston and elsewhere are
represented. meeting was held at the Ac.
quidneck House to-day, G. E. Pratt of Boston
presiding, with j. Frank Burrill, of New
York, secretary. 1t was voted that an organi-
zatlon be formed tomorrow to be called the
league OF American Wheelmen." The fol-
lowing committee was appointed to draft a
constitution: G. E. Pratt Of Boston, J..F. Bur
rlil and Q. X. Munroe of New York, S. F.
Clerk of Baltimore, S. A. Marston of New
Haven and j. M. Fairfield of Chicago. The
programme tomorrow comprises meeting of
captains at a. M, convention at 10 O'Clock
followed by parade and banquet
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Boston Stock Market.
Sales of the Brokers Board, Nav 29l
lou Blue Hill Mining Co'....-.... '.-...... 31a
, 1880-12-04

faco. Drink mt with your month full nor
wfpetl. t,t'r 20 long III yoi nr, fnte 70 breathe
IN tl! Enss. liz t,tlst hns+ Ghrr 1lis 1nf1tl l,u
not tirAt In tho tli*h. ,,ncss i.o b .ie~srf IN iuIp
h!T Hulph!nrs. II yum In Cnrv'tl. sts hut ryIi to
HtrriIl wi,atrr"r Il offered. pulling oI your lint
st!il yhrh It is pIse by superior. tn pIvo my
thlltH from y'tir uwn plate to nnpfnr IL mt of,
thsnlHh In tHs AT Inferior. Ansnra IT arrogance.
tnl,cll ltsA III npp nr n pchr TINT hatl been BIT
" you bosnrc: }lnv0 n caro- ikHwlsc ~ blowing
lrOth from of gliE. or my t!ltRt trD!n roasted
apntca pr ttnst; fir tho r,1'vcr smith,: There
4 ~ wind hut there II Eolno raln.' w arc to
wlpJ Gr RpfH,n every time VT put It tntG tito
dish: sumo trp,lr hrltig sn tcatG they viii mt
cht hftnr inati l,na eal with bis tt,'t and not
wipel Il. "t!s rude IN drink tD ln'ly Of yU1r
nwt, tIItlrh i.HIr'' 1T Rrnter 4uHf!ts thhn tt.tIr-
scif. wilt, yta,r Int nj, ani ri tr rt'rHr.s when
sln Is drinking IuynI. Whct ,lln'mr II uotrl; M
pnr ar Of lnfnrar qualify, ~ EVIL ind Ht,nsl
tnHnnnra In bn Mnet,vcrts1. II It N, hnpr"hs TINT
ynii f.b nlhnt with erat,tl Ut Ht1nl!y. and ths
tnnll" tn la Hnnfl"sf. ytni mist tiult With lin
an,!f1ers nnt viii! ys'Isr tnH.rs n1sst tint neatly
With tho stnelI.H
, 1880-12-04


We would call attention tn tho card in
another column by A1cssrs. n. Z. Murray Il
TO-, commission merchants, WIN have essab-
!s!.cd themselves Mt 1eoom =, III; Washtng-
tut street. nnd cl.cerfttlly recommend them
10 persons desiring tn tfado In grain, prorIs-
lons, Or stocks. Although, this Is II new firm,
Tie principal is by l,o means II stranger. For
tlie 'ast two years lle !lls wnrthlly filled LIE
pps!ti"!l 1T ,:sccretnry Of the Chicago Grain Il
l'rbvfSlnn Exchange, ind the thoroughly snt-
lsfaetovy manner Iii which tle performed bis
dn!es won tor hin l'1st of frIg!lt's im the
sae hers , traIn H. 81; r, Were % b. w!.S I go1'- e;
md liz carries sn1,ln very t'atters letters uld
iss'no"I9ls % frt,'n hs t9rier b,'slness y nss"- @
exeeptloDHblc. 1t was to his untril1g n'lergy
n'ld 1.arkch ability tint tlle cltleaEo IN
change was indebted for l,,lic1l uf ~ tElst
success: anli It Is snrc to say that lie will give
the SANG fuLtllfn' attention to tho Interests of
his future lHtsnns. The new firm. iy It's
connections, 0Ters unusual facilities for
tra!liitg, with tho least rIsk, and MI who nrc
Inclined to speculate will do well to give the
1lr1n trial.
, 1880-12-04

,,u,,,l,,, o,,n,,,, ,r,o,.
1tNH' osE' @u'.oN"a' I"N'
LONDON Dec. '.-A't'tees from i'uenos
Astes anaer date OIL NOV. say the .oVeeu.
mehs Is trslns 70 SUIT nrilsh Colony ~
no Negeo. ltessocnt ''nea ollefs grant VI
lhha 1fee LOT oo,oVo 1r'sll ih11h1e1Al'ls'
"AN cnEpiIs'
LONDON: Dec. o'-aas'ccs from ltlo 10
datt no. NOV. u, say tl'at' OWING 70 t'lo ar
Eelltine REPUBLICS arinanets, cnd tue sFizlltah
oo1ate 'oted credit ~ s,ooo'ooo fl'lrels LOT
tno palPuso , o' l'crsas'l'e s'e nHF"t 'ofces U,
i,en1!l. lho oppos1Iloh lhefoue'l aeclarcl
us WILLINGNESS 10 sotH esenlt 81 !'o'o'Voo
nal1Fess 'os ariny h'aser'ai: tne Minister OF
NAf acceptea tho o'[er' Int government ~
, 1880-12-04
INTERESTING CASE.

ea,a ~ w H.. Dee. A-Tho important legnl
huhaa"s "aleh Tho Missouri, Iowa l. Nebraska
pi.lrt" ,n,tereste'l, ~ wRa tcrmiaatul to-day, tho
1t ssms, uAi''. gafn!aK damages to tho amount
Eed th'' sRa,hst tho nhnyo roAd. Do4d occ.1-
k.s"'s, p's'11on OF freight conductor on tho
oht' 'lf'. lo"u 4 Nobraskn, and while utton.,j1,v
.ial' Inst August tell ffou, tho c,tra, sus.
satsos.s,t'e sef'"us Injuries. AZ SCUM As ho had
thlrh ~ recovered ho returned to hls position,
ha d!srban n.'e! untll two nlotlths uxo, when llc
dkeufHa! e.n. Tho uaso has hren III tho llasus
Labeen - Eat eKI talent, Mld tn!lc, tutqFe4t
"'at!tesl01. II Will bu NIlpeAtel
, 1880-12-04

no,lnced that tho accounts published I'm T.olt-
don Respecting tho arrangements concluded
Mt Frcdriuksrulo between France and tlrr.
nlat,y sor preventing Serytn from baoil,liIg n
klngttnl,, aId restraining thu Inhabitants III
ot1sor Turkish provinces md princsIn!i'lrs,
arn unroun,fel, tho only fact being Tint
francu mil NcrillRly nyreo with Nil tic
Powers II, utlvislug tlrccco To follow wise
n1nl ,nutlurale policy.
THE KEit1l9.
CoSErASrfSortE, dec. 3.-A Commission
llas bcct, n1,pofntctl to deliberate up0n. tho
adoption Uf energetic measures n1ainst tho
kuFds. :.
, 1880-12-04

,,pon John Vanderbilt, A t,rnther of tho Cntu1nn.
tis,rr. WIN WIS running fn,nt bntwcen Hartford
and Sew f'ork. VnntrlJlI *tnrttst nut to hrHsh
Prentice. Int hat hardly rrachrtl thu thfr story
Of TITO tntinE where l'rcnt lCn was hcfory hn
f.tni M hu.sif lying IN sl,e .cwalk at tug ftn's
tho ulntler. inviting Vanderbilt to call n.,aln.
an't saying TINT hu tf'gentce) weighed u stDnN
and HwtIn4 }m'r nf fists like tho h4iyard blocks
Of un ltt1[n RGho1nGr.
, 1880-12-04
4 PUBLISHING FEAT,

n. "' 77ssPaISH 10 IHE EHItdd0 1TtbUn&4
nMsfoH, Mass., Dac. u.--Jntuos II. Osxooh 4:
nu,'. sttotmcd moro than orcIt,lb!o feat In tho
non.ono nonsauono Ut ronnyson's nusY book Ut poems.
s,,sss ss.'afco's 'shcats arrived tly tho Algeria ou
Yna'..y, ena woro received by Tho iirtn ut a. III.
n,o,a n,s' who placed thom In tho tn,us Ut tho
rue.sssa u y, I'll. Of that day. At4 u. nj. on
ienn mo bopk. Il lauin., Of liz paues, hal
h..t pslhtur, stcrco.ypud. lallull, and 4 cppy
h. oS n, !'saccs IN tho publishers table. At d.
rs1y ~. e tal1la tiay, tho ntlvunoo cupies wero
hnt M tuo i,Eeas autl yesterday M0ra lug thu
, 1880-12-04

For con*ttpa ton, bi3iou<ness, sick
fel<lacto, Indg gesttuII, tako ArcnA's vcgrtabte
llo,su! Regulator, the most p!rasant MILD, at,i
.lend,,s,hc Strengthens tho stomach. stimulates
tho livgr md kllncys md p,sri.ics the b!t,Rl.
For snsg by all tlrll RR!sts. Van SchnAck Stc-
ycnst,il s. Co., whulean1o agents. Main depot.
.trrnds drugstore, corner Madison street ulil
Fifth avenue,
, 1880-12-04
ASSIGNMENTS,

DErno1r, MIch.. ntc. ;}.-Tho lon!nsnlar Cigar
Company, Hcrnassl Stroh President, made I'LL us.
siguu,unt to-sny to George ". IIcasllo. Jr. Tho
nssc,s prc rcportc ut 81, 800; liabilities $BtGO
of whic! SLY, ,b uru to tlrtna III New York, $l:.9W
in Philadelphia, *.:7,EM to parttes In this city.
mud SS,;aW tn the cnttlwntor National ia Tx.
folne pArttrs III this city Ala sCr.lrod y tho as
sguinent or ACCOUNTS, ntld ht,,ors attached tho
property Of tho Company beforv tho assfgn-
turllt was ulnIe. :.
, 1880-12-04

EVACUATION nl' GASt,Ai1Afa
1.oSnuS, Der. :s.-Therc Is saitl to bo q rea-
son 10 bcIieyo That Hrleys !H,yo beGli sent to
the F1cer,y uf Isnlfa for thH evacuation Of
Cantlnllar, t0 commence rs SOON rs tho
weather permits.
, 1880-12-04
f1etlfsfrItf1out.

It viii not he tic,,!t IL proyp dclihcrntton
when fhIn 1rtn,lIe comes u l,o trird TOR tho
murder nr lhhn Tuthrrt. ut willis, Tux, Elt wAa
tsss' tlays unls!ng Mt htt victim, lcvlnntnn f,y
!'rcnkIx !utt, !,ts hnnao with nx. thun clu* IH
him nIl h'rsc hack fTrm nne tefivn tn H1nther
aHd }tnlly shooting him willie TOIbeft WIS try
Ing 10 1lit1p.
, 1880-12-04
B0ycOtt'g Farm Snitl to 13c In o.
Very Dilu,,ttlated Com
tlftfOn.
Formal Dissolution OF the Intorna.
tional Fleet in Turkish
Waters.
Tho Powers 1susily Engaged In Curb
Ing tho Dcllfgcrent Spirit Of .
tho urecks.
Public Feeling in Germany Greatly
Disturbed by the jewish Con-
troversy,
IRELAND.
tr,1tr uttrtytr,1o&

1,..t, s. '''''., i,ce: 1no c"e'cncn1 o,ef tl.o
'sn uuca."" iac,tascS l'ofl C'anptooE'
~. .',,l4 Sl't'N.'E Nv neacll i'all''teat
Ia la ~ ~, use'a'cu 'i'.' ~ .'lo "o'eshe't
- ' e., ~ auale4H' 1'4c '1oe's ep,p"7 "v''
-, lnet u"l'"ees "cfo eolh'l1t'ea ule
"'Io" + ~, "Jnsa J.s.,' w VI t''o!t n."as;
,,'.,. ~" 'un.lco 'nn.es wfltes ttat uio rent OIL
,>ns sn 't ""'ans t.'",.,t s!.t nc ,,*s, ~ " 10 ~
~. IenI o''' ui''',tn s"iu"tui'' h'o tH"8
a.y '';.;a, na',ot M'Sst'sl'S , WIN ls s9,nula oe
s..e" ~ e"! aI'oll NV 'to'e1'"lan1 ~ paf-
''.ss,' Ms, n.s t. lhtsa ~ !. l",r pf,ce.
A., ~. .,'', ..11"urt ~ ""o 4"s pce'' u! t"t ~
NV .,,.,' m,.u1o nGst " .tci"'Ht' "f!tcs' ny
s"s. .,,.a.' ~ "io pe"o 10 "oiSc 1n''1 that VI
"mis., ',,t1 n''o. ,.' ~ "'o "u' Eu.l y. h,ll'h5
Ctt", 49, "oo".am ,.sau. "! ".ta .1 ill., ''!a"i,s.
~ nii; H. ...sv'.s piasu H.. " 49,. ..o mie'ntsS "hen
,r,"os,a % .,,as n''s w., =, nu mss' n,1s' no
~. rs, ,,,a .s e ouet .. ~ s''o"o , p"s
1,,ro,. 49, ~ "ns rco oo no -. '"1 on'ot .....,'
rraa, ,sr, -, ,.,I III ~ ~ .o", w, ., y. ",'en y
tIo ,.t, " ,,o o anr" - ~ ~ .ss' en's
ts+ .!s ~, -, 49, ~ so1e". ~ 'Iao r1oioaes
u1At lno 'hna ll''ls acquired bo administered
W Mllo commission, supp!enct!ca ny Nil
c'h'er"tloh commission.
NfftpAs'fs ~, EltEn'
-, buhL1S' zee: a.-llio al''tlaVlts OF Farnell,
Ih9sa1' =. -. o'tltsal, 5extoh' anu DILLON.
W N!e'4 " p.so ~, apI'aca.l'll 1or l'o t,osl-
".e,s tna ..' y. .,,a. .o ,r, VI o lta'ersets, oh
.'u sroul'tl Iln. l.lo ".to "!e"ay nSen VIII
sh[eetefe Win lteir constitutional right tobe
present "hcn Iarlaameat meets, were illetl
III tno Cto"n o'lsto III Q O'CLOCK last evening.
lHe traFersefB VIII apply lor Inc postpone
niellt ol tho tflal until Tic "'th Of Ja,llary.
rHosEcUT1oS o'tDE1ED.
:, 1le Government llas ofacre!l tho rrosecu-
tfoh OF tnc proprietor OF tho Sligo Champf"'s
for publishing Il notice calli1lg un q tenant to
rc!Enqutsll Ills farm.
AMMUNITION AND rlSSAci:s FOR IRELAND.
LONDON, Dec. 3.-lfor Mnjcs.y'a ship Val
orolls starts for the solltlt Of Ireland on Mon-
day with snafl-arm om,nunttIon, buckshot,
nnl steam pinnaces, armed with sevcn-
Founders, for river transit, Two hundred
1Ien OF tho artillery will 20 with tho marines.
sTArE or DISTURBANCE.
DUBLIN, Dec. 3..-'rIlo Gttzcttc publishes a
proclamation declaring the County Ictlrim
inn state OF disturbance requiring additional
police.
THE COMING TRIALS.
upwarsts of ftuD0 havo been subscribed
for LILO dotchso OF tho trayerscrs.
... Will. HEs1aS.
a ruuor t'tat several Magistrates Intend to
resign Is confirmed,
rAnSELI.
will nttond tho laad 1lcGting at Water ford
Sunday. :
coMrhErE wfEcK.
Boycotts 1arln Is II complete wreck.
TROOPS Fon WATERFORD.
, 1880-12-04
1fI'4ALfe.

LONDON, Dec. 3.--lsu1uan papcrs announce
thai 4 l'iltihriIenic CommItccnf Action, COM
losGd Of ux-t;nrtbnltlinn nilleurs, has hcrn
constituted will, tic nI,u of rendering s,lccur
II Greece within legal limits, should slse
rQlilInHllcD Wtr.
, 1880-12-04
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW Yonx, Dpu. 3.-Arrlyo.l, tho steamship
Jun nret.cl, frotn Antworp; yitlo lo MArsellics,
from Ilnvra: and Spnin, from Liverpool.
LONDON. dec. L-Tho Australia, nhinowiddGt
aud Canatl., from Now York, h.vn arrlved ont.
uhAsG0w, dec a-Arrlvcl, tho Steamer Ar
caia. from I3ostnn.
-QuEESsrowa, Dco, 3-Arriyod, Dothlia, frou1
New York.
, 1880-12-04

THE REV. NOs1VE1.I II. SNOW.
Stfttnt ttpdteh to 7ht ts.teaeo Tribune.
tt611S. H.. llct,. -I1lo Nov. 1toswell It. snow
tlfeI t,...sty ut tho n1o Of 10 yenrs. Ucccaset1
was Congregational minister III this Vicinity
nttt Il resident here for upwards IF forty yrMra.
II" trnyna II WIFI. 4 post 1Hurtrm cxn.Hlnatton
Of tIt, tnnly Will he held tn dclern,inc tho causc
Ut death.
, 1880-12-04
7HF MISSISSIPPI OPEN.

Sr. Lou1s, Mo-, I}ec. j.--The river Is riBiug.
Tho chnt,tlol at ittsh lstanu has cut through tho
bur, making Il pAssagO nroutrl tho GorQt aud
giving open river to calrt,. Tho AtRttiu Hello
rivud ut Grand Tower snfulv. and Tho l}lrfto
lett hero for EM!s, Mt t!O0n. There IL A1out four
fupt OF Watpr tn CAlro
Weather clcar md n1idcr,
, 1880-12-04

rOTTaviL!.E. pa., Dec. 3.-Fiftccn OF The forty
'cofflrs1cs Ut tho Philadelphia Il Heading Ca1i-
pany hnse suspended tor December, throwing
Ont Of employment nboist 1O1l men, This
action MIS- G,tns1trn1 neGeRsnry on account Ut
thu poor tllnrktt fur Gustuln alzcs,
, 1880-12-04

pn1LAnELplttA, Dec. 1,-Mario Rozo tonk n
i,pnctt hero Tonight In "Carmct,." Tho house
WIS tho lurgcst uyor EathoreA III tho Opera
tIolso. rlle grcatcst enthusiasm prova!scti tlur
Ing tho entire performance. Mario lsozo leaves
tomorrow for EhlgAgo.
, 1880-12-04

Tho rltlie VIII Esasvnre or FrauIlu.
leu: Imitation ot pahbIns' Elcctr,c Soap now
hetug fnrccd on tho market by ihisreprvsnnta-
t!ou. It will ruin R,ly 1lOthgA wished With 1t.
Insist tlIun having uobbIns' Electric.
, 1880-12-04
nlpHTHERlA.

pErEt.s1IuI.t1, W.. l}ec. 3.-In GrAyso1
County III so1,lo families live aill six Elnve
died OF dlpltherta, and In ono instarco n
Wlulo family dfp{l,
, 1880-12-04


HErFAEn, Dce. :I-fchnrlus EtIsRn. for yenrs
identified With lilo lake t,z,ln, md manaucr Ut
tho co,ntncrcinl Llno atcatuors, died here to-
tny,
, 1880-12-04

Parlor lamps in
Dresden, .Barbetone,
Limoges, Japanese and
Longwy, all with new
Duplex Burner, giving
soft and steady light of
great volume. Prices
from 5 to rs dollars.
Lamp Screens, Shades,
e Embroidered Mats.
Late arri""1s heavy
cut Englis,, G 'ssware.
New Colltie A'iecos in
unique designs.
hurley 6 TYRRELL,
80 g. 85 Stato-st., Chicago,
Ncat aorr Sostl. Field, LITTER Co.
, 1880-12-04

Weeks T. Potter. tho Ert.Ht drug hHtssc Of HIS
ton. husD Htuktd their reputation uu tho arpss
ot tho Cntlthra rt.iHGtltes In curing Itching.
sEnls hnH ttrufttul4 Elinbrs III tho skin ltil
!.,Hhl, Rnl hhve met With sucuess.-.nsdich
IitnfA.
, 1880-12-04
THE WEATHER.

0EICE or THE CTt1Er StHHAL OFFICER, WASH
lsar1s. u. G., Dec. Al Il. nl.-Fur tito Ohio
Valley and Tennessee, lower bnronutcr, warmer
tat 10 south wiuds, partly cloudy or cloudy
Heatbcr, with ruin.
Tor tho Lowcr- Lake region, lower barometer,
s.r'nts solt!tcrly winds, purity cloudy wcathor,
sth occasional rntn Or Hnow.
For lho uppcr-Lako rcKtnn fAtl.ng, bnr0notor,
r.smet soushcrly winds, increasing cloudiness,
E4Eiln ur SHOW.
.fat The ljppcr sltsssstpp! and Lower Missouri
tstltJf faalinE followed s,y stationary Or rising
Atonlvter, southcrly proceeded III litter district
y hoFlheEy wltls, wMrlnur, purity Clolrtly Or
eeady wcItlcr, with rnn or Ailuw.
LbCA1. Uli5ENyAYIuNH,
, 1880-12-04

Eminent Ilr. Ir. II. Walton, Annapolis,
Nil. writes, Cnl.!cns !ie,iEa Liquid Extrslct Ut
lieef II superior II, ctM. Liver Dlf or n,lythlnR
HDtlH.
, 1880-12-04

THE DE G1H3EY CASE,
PARIS, Dec. :I.--rlo Committee Of tho
Chamber Ut Deputies OIL tho Do Cissoy c.,se
i,!s lluuu nominated. All section uro repre-
scented.
, 1880-12-04

LUST IfFEF.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-T1c british steaAlor
Lake Ncplgon, Mt 1.iyerlanl from Montreal,
lost 14i oXell uutl 4s1 sheep oil tic passage.
, 1880-12-04
ISAIAH AIQNSIIi

ISAIAH MOSSUfl.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec 3.-1aatah Mnnsllr.
prominent broker, lid suddenly this morning,
tHG1 30.
, 1880-12-04

tfDr.ErO. o., nec. J-Snnforl Southatal, n we'll
knt'tvn eitixun died suddenly thIs morning from
hciuUrriage.
, 1880-12-04

Prentice ~ Fighting l;ditor. &; j
Tho story II told tttat wien ucofga D. Prfb'
tIcv fouuIur Ut tho l.ouisvIl!o .tOurfAll wnslft-
ilur III tllv tsfu England }iItty ftrtew, u Iiake
lord, hu bad OCCASION Y nuke soue se'lee4YY4!1 X
, 1880-12-04

I'1!ISCE lft>ItESLoffr,
German Ambassador. tlas arrived here.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-28
THE SANTA BARBARA TRAGEDY.
Antecedents of the Slayer Of Theodore
Glaucey


Clarence Gray, who has been charged
with the murder of Theodore Clancy, is
member of the Santa Barbara County Bar,
County Convention some ten days ago for
the office of District Attorney. Gray has
been a resident of the city of Santa Bar
forty years of age, and bears quite an un-
savory reputation. In 1875, he publicly
vilified the private character of Miss La
Grange, who was in charge of the Press at
the time, and was publicly called to ac-
count therefor by another brother, who
gave emphasis to demand for retraction
by shot from revolver, which failed to
hit Gray. Three years ago he became en-
broiled in q personal encounter with Mr..
Coryall, at the time city editor Of the Press,
but the latter thrashed him badly. Two
years ago the Fourth of July last, Gray was
engaged in a street atfray with Barney Lin
coin, a prominent Democratic politician
Both parties emptied their revolvers, but
bad craftsmanship prevented any damage
being done. In April of last year Gray got
into an alteration with a young man
named Dunn, on State street, in Santa
Barbara, and during the discussion, in the
course of which Gray had his hand upon
his revolver, which was in the pocket of
his pantaloons, that weapon went off, the
ball passing in close proximity to his own
leg. Gray has been engaged in most of the
criminal cases in the local Courts and out
side of his quarrelsome disposition, has the
reputation of being an astute criminal law
yer. Although bearing the somewhat
romantic cognomen Clarence Gray, it is
reported that he is native of Ireland, and
that his correct name is Patrick Maginnis.
-[San Francisco Call.