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TODIN:'S CRIME,
An Interview with the Murderer
Of His Daughter. n,,h -
1Ic Denies I4nving Beaten tic
Poor Girl to Dcatll.] ~

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Jnmcs Tohtr,, tho murderer Of hia daughter
Mo,c. lnnu,,ishc,l In a cell at tho West Mul,-
so,, ~ .o"t a+a,on xo.tor,,av. rhorc hs "rory
oeton Indicated D lint hs fully uppreuIa,ed .tbs
enor'aity of hls otfonso' lio seemed to know
nat the prayers nat wont ,;, up 70 tno great
mnito unroho gesieraay Ws.o ,n.9s'eo n. m's1 ~,
thst q. a'''lt ead tho evidences thereof VIZ
his conscionco nrnyo1y by assumInr yIrthes
,yb,, n ho ,'o.or bnI r. nj WIN ennyorscd w;t1,
him ie ~ rcpcaic @ % that no WI. nut guilty ot mur.
str,ck s clii,i. il, answer 10 quest,ons closely
pf"ssint'ly; sinhllcrer. ania he. ot whom hqvo rea,1
hGys ! pleaded M 1aSr sd ''o monss5ft % r. .! n.sn't 4
aS n1t tea Sss y ans TS os ssss5 6
ny @ thS s saGfsa car Te ar q. ~ ye sfs soSr ss
"syby ii lii W you bent 7o.,r daughter? waa sho
not n good aid faithful child ?" uucricd the re-
T,ortDr,
sho WINS indeed good girl: ns good Etrf az
9goI ,t, afa1I ,,t ,fq,, ia inuvn Uc @iss !.
su sn"u eu' ,,, .pi nt ~, novrp stn,cE hor io,x
ss sH ssa a now. Poor M ehia es a I'll ta es',ss. S.
md se s obaso ssys sud
the RoF;Ss r.; a:, ~. ,,on,nson ,ax. r,, nm sna
.ov, , ax.,S does err ,crc n "aas c@a sho
s':s 9wciI sho says noth!nx bus what your own
~ 'ro ro, n, ~ a m Il" do ped @3 an ~ me no
6ss',: S' she! ksss|ns upon her poaaasd hcs ls
alao 1i %lth ypur hsts a., ro,n Nh. ,v., ,,,.
thcr' IT. XII Mc sns s.u ot VIE II. totns s aa os
G dilnt sc S;mytltnF No onc 1Gss worss tban
IL, 10 % n9ut Mo'lIe' anu no o'a' Knows better how
si.e Now s,Sx Mr. obtn rnpht vou not ,nvo bo,, Inn
, 1880-05-10
SEVERE STORMS.

Special DIpatch 70 TIE Chta1o 1Fa6aH<.
CEnAN RAPIDS, Ia May 0.-Thta county was
visited by Il tortado last night 1t Btrick Marion,
tho connty-scnt, with considerable force, TN
routing tho l,rlck Ol,crs-lIousc, Mnrt0n Hotel.
and seserll othor buildings, nnd demolished two
or tiirco fr1llnH hullscs. Sidewalks were torn up
In places atd carried long llatanccs. 1tnnlreds
Of trees, soIuo UiEhtoen tnchcs fn diameter, fn
tho pnrk were twtatcd o, md lcnres md cIInl-
tcsi ,nllcs unrthcaat OF this cIty, were blnwn
down, nii rul'orts froEl tho countrr Indicate tho
Htar1n wldrsprcnd. Tho torliat!u immediately
preeGled heavy full OF ruin, and did tta d.
stralcttye wnrk In Marion III less than hnlf n
Minute. Tho loss Wilt rot full short nf $5.UAl.
Up to present rctA'rt n0 lives were lost. Though
1t IN expected tho storm wns nuGh moro severe
further north aud ulkAt.
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MTSNESOTA.
Special Dapaseh Ia Ihs Chteaeo 1rtbunA
EAsroN, Fnribnult Co., May 0,-Weathor cold
a1tl dry. Spring wheat Just coming uI,. Acru-
ngu Increased oue-fuurth. Not ,,oru than ono"
sixth Ut tho whcat on ha,l.
special Dtsufeh IA 1he CAteagn Tribune.
1 s,. M!1e .' cs T. co Moy anu5aina ,
AcrcAge will ho Increased. Not u lushel Of
wheat to ship after seee!l!ng..
Sptetat ULtpateh TO 1Rs Chicago TrtbHne.
1tociiEsrEIt, MIMI, blay I-Whaat. sowing
throughout tho county III gnacd. Farmers uro
now prepnrInE tho ground for corn. Fruit pros
tcct gotal. Ihreo-iJl,Artors of tho wintet, wheat
bus been rcsuwr to spring whcat.
Spttt4tt utsnteh to The Chttaeo TfibAnE} IL
MosrIUEi.t.o, Wright Co, Miilt, May O.-sqw.
Ink done No i,t,rp wheat snWn thls than Just
yrilr, bi,t n general tendency To diversity, Moro
vet ia nso for feed. Moro stock iias bcnn ted
linn, ua,}Rl, md y eo;ntng o'tt ye! snlno IT
tor. NJ stnck nn hand. Fruit buds tlero ,lre not
injured mud look well.
, 1880-05-10

Gptttal Dtspdfth to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
MEsnorA. ILL.,, Mny 0.-A,luthur Eeyerc hail
alld ruin Atur1n set In again huru ut jj0 this aft
eruouu. Thu hail. though not quito 10 laEKo rs
t!at Ut yestorlay, descended with much Erunter
furco. Itnin followed III II perfect lelugo for
nl,nt,t MI hour and water RIM on tho strcctasllke
tlaHl, Thuru Is m iuubt that tho ct,rli planted
lust week WIN washed nut as fur III this ruin OK
tailtd, and tho frlIit.treea. TINT werG n Igrftct
n11,ks ut blossoms yesterday, aro completely dr.
nIdul,
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i sp<eaa. papa,sA 70 III Cattdso Tttbun4. y
LAFAYETTE, Ind. May p-Tho jury in the case
at tho stMte w. Jamcs McMllleu. ehurgcd With
Rlnrdcr. returned avertict, at Dclph, yesterday,
afix!ng Ma,tulen'a punishment Ut inprlson-
shent for lifu. On tho uight OF Bept. u. l5sv.
John Raymond Jackson, n pedd!ur, was pounded
over tho head at LoHanspprt, from which in-
lltglea he died OIL tho a]th Of that month. An.
AFuw Moynehan and Ja1nus McAllen were ar.
rtylea fur tho gsilH0. Muynehun wins tried Ut
'L0sausport, tho Jury Rli1t, tho death-penalty.
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which he is to expthte on tho iii, oE next
inonth. McNtllen secured chattge nf yriluu to
Carroll County, with the abuvG result.
THE BODY OF A. T. STEWART.

A Report TINT the Grnvc-1xobbcrx
unye nccn Iudlctod or, a Conrc,s,on
1n,l IT, Have Has,, sraao i,v n Man
Who Died ncfore tho ca.o Against
tne AhAeSes >s"" SohaPic'c-A"e "oss
Crypt.
Ntw lork SUM- Mape
AS the time approaches tor TIC completion
ceve, nn,t1nes,. at ~ vs. y, - s'ey @
~. ~ 49,, -. i"o ill.,. hns y" H. io o.. ,orr
whether Mr.. Hilton will carry out tile orig
inol ,tnn and conairn Mr| St.wnrt,a ,,odv Ia
H.. .a' t''..sn. p a 1 n' "
It's Intended ilnal resttns-plaee. New IN M
within few days by the report that tho
n,vstnrv st,rrnm,,Iltnne Tim ro],hery ID to la
funtlv c,aoro,t ownv within n fcw .,ays. This
na'.y esatsu a"ns "..a1" ,..' a." m a.sn "s "a
give 1t All alr OF trutlfu'nesS, is to tho effect
Tint in January OF the present year i,o less
than eight persons wcro Indicted by the
RitGs as t,s &c ecesfpse sftIay oIsc arv 20 W
iia Svest Fwnntv.fo,,rtl, strect Win IN on ti,e
n,rtlirai sfnif n thn Nav S'nrk i1fnl1l-
s,lransa % company. CON- II il I Is sn.d that tj1ro,lE,,
or thH graavn roblers were ,nnsio knoWii
~ ~ ~ IL e'"1Ht I,tstr" pe nt+nruov "" and thnt
tletectives ke1t them ,1;.ter E,,ryci]fancu for
m",,ttaa. TGa rsnort .o snys Till isr"sintto,ls
hniv so s~ere snrriod ~, ~ IL Cmrnev mi As.
sstslnt l District-attor,,Wfy n ii Iicrriag, bnt @ that
fi;n Mnrn,imtnns VAR. t,rnuxllt to II si,,lInm
W. Ms @ 'lGS a HIM mS sice ti, M ~ .lGt a
i,nv.. h".,, "nt,st.,nty wlr,o,i. t}nt Sxst Mimi
iIistrirtsA x ttI,r,,t.v Herring iui n;,llB Il,
Arlzuna, and ha.1 acc.tpie;l l six i wreks there
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RETURNED HOME,

Special DhyateA 10 7As CAteapo 1f1buns. a.
spmk0yIkIp, ILL.,, Mny o.-Tho ltoy. r. X.
Hayes, pastor Of the Second Psosbyi4ftag
Church, returned to this city last night, bftu9-
lny his son, u9od u yoars, who wandered a6kay
frp.n houlo fuw wceks ago ina 1t Of temporary
Insanity, md for whom no has boon MMktnX
iljltXont s9arch, The lad has recovered aud wus
yvrY xlal 10 return. Ills deIuslon wRX that nauu
Werr. sock Ing tD do him bkrtu. ,,ti,l
, 1880-05-10

sptetd! Dispaseh to Jhs chteaeo Tribune.
C11NroN, H., May 8.-Lnst night hoavy wind
and hail storm passed over this county, doing
Immense damage tn fruit and shrubbcsy tnLthls
city anl vicinty, md Ut kunny. H., UFght nttcs
southwest If Clinton, 1t blow over houses a,l
dutbuiiltn9s, breuklux x1assos, etc.. Gni,slng
wsla fitrols. nl,ll conformation sezcl the pcU-
rlo fur Il tilne. Fortunately no QUO wAA hurt.
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8p<etai ptspatth to TAs Chicago fthtna
Dow C.TY, Crawford CO., Nuy p,-Hpring wheat
aelrngo lncreaAod about 70 per cent. Crop Rctl'
crally locking we'll. Aereago Of oats double.
Five tines u much flax sDwn As Iast year.
curll' planting Gully fAlrly commenced
, 1880-05-10

PiTTsNunn, rl., Mny p.-Tho comnerctdl-
Gnzei,e will publish 1U-mnrrow report Ut tho
condition Ut tho cr1l,s III Wcstcrn Pennsylvania
and Easlerl Ohio. Tho first cFop lus not beon
Injured by tho frost, and M abundant Yield IL
ctiIllilonty expected. CefYa In many luatA1oea
pr,r,alsu largur yield thail bus betn known tor
several y01ta.
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sp<eia. ut,pateh 10 9hs Chicago Tfsbsns.
VIRGINIA, Union Co., May D.-SprlnH wheat
locking well. FullIux III of Rcroago fully ono-
hntf.
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THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY, lMAY 10, 1880.

for n Rrr1t rnnny ycnrR. nt,'l this evenings per.
fnrtnnnco was very OVEN and Ks'ot. Tho festival
iaH tcc1i Rrcnt atcccHs l,ot!1 nrtistloatly mud
persons from all pnrts Of tho Country.
, 1880-05-10

Spsetat DispattA 10 1As Chicago Tribune.
HAMILTON, Ailcgan Co., MAy 0.-Wlntcr wheat
prospects, favorable. Good deal Ut ground ready
fnr corn, but 1lou0 planted yet. GpE1lY outlook
II good tor guueral crops.
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Tho si1.day walk, twelvo hours day, for
Sl,4U0 In prIzea oilpred by Daniel o luary, whlch
commences In Mccormick Hull this ,nDrnlpx
at II o'clock, bids falr to prove tho most In
tcrcs.lug and exciting contest OF tho kind over
witnessed IN this county, lis among tho lareo
lllInl,ur Of untr!es thnro nte not Few whnao
uIalms to superiority at fur hosl. antl' 700 Walk
~ byfore stated, tha walk Is suno Ct !! serEcs M to
bo given under tho management Of Dir. oLenry.
WIN will gtso for wsnd.up \ Kranl si1.uMy. .ko.
inouoy prixos ovur Uttered. Tho arraugonlenls
fnr tho waik hcro this week aro nl.ont completed
Tho truck Is laid out soyon foot Wide, and ogAt-
CON lnps to tho milo. with Il saw,l.st bed ealcu-
Iututl tti admit tho fastest possible time.
.Senta havo been rY4afvsd for latlles, an1 every
attention will be pafa 70 Insure tho comfort "
day and night, md O'1eary, Hurt, aud l,o1or
Will walk oSery uItprnoon' a1ld evening uaF'as
In addition to tho regular pr!zes, aeErovating
l,eurly II, ,5 special prlxu Ut *O will bo given
my and every pars!cipant boatilg tie t,sst re-.
viii sturt, having beeu se'ectel from over forty
el1trics.
"Od Bpvtt" .Campaua), New York; ueorxo
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hIIGaQuI{f.

Hpeetal Dtspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
JRyrR,,soN CITY, Colo Co.. btny 9.-Corn nearly
nil p,anted. Winter wfc1t ncctls raln very
much. Apples aud peAches pronliso laixe
, 1880-05-10
SPOR'rING.

WAEtf1N0TONt u. u, Amy H+-ThQ binWlcsBcuil
rowtng-matcli that Is to como on OH tho 10Th be-
tween Courtney and IlAnlA1l for tho alleged
$1,000 stake IL clalmlng such u monopoly ut ut.
tentlon at tho Cnpltul rs almost to pvura!lasluw
tho yoto tho coming Presidential lssue, aud
other topics Of goncrnl and National interest,
lfanfnt l1ls boon horo more thun II woek, md
Is tho guest or the Anna0stait Hunt Club, which
Is somewhat aristocratEo organization. Its
members represent tho nr,ny uni tue learned
professions Their coinnlosltous building fs tho
depository Of MI tho Improved ynrietfca Ut bouts,
bnrgos, md shells. hna convenient nccnmmoda-
tons for Its members, ad III elegant pnrIur for
tholr iudy frtends. IIulInn's quarters 1rlay,
ther1forc to reK,lrtlod lis nut only gorgeous, but
favorable to hla comfort md encouragement.
"Nodt" which Is his pct nnmo In Toronto, Is
five fcot eight inches I'll hight, weighs l5s pounds
In bis ordinary clothing, but when riHxca fl his
low-nocA md shurt-slcovcs gets down To mn
savoirlnpoIs Of 160. Ho is ont Of Grace Grcon-
wootl'B heroes Of eu,ntnon Ifc," clucatctl for
hs stat @ Il sst III ytb II hs Il, VIZ
not n0t Slant % III " tho Ut, drsc.loa ' ot sS our
native co9rtney. lIo pne.tises duly on 81, tho
present. .wai4hf, which ii adapicd to the GoHt ho
iat IS sos sccotapnn!cd BY hir. EenS!nae. asa II
Toronto, who ia his personal triuit lie brings
with hiin three loats. ilis ps'se.ce:.hoat. e: tto
,s -, ,vnt<%a " ttt III. ~ ;t,rnn ~ ,,n,sis
IL hns Il paper boAt, WHICH yelghs tw.9nty.six a.
s ~" ss sS 5 eos ns %4 W." he y ~ TssS sS J.
co!'Ft,Sy VII Ss hsie on tho 3 5th q E iSth: Iis II
5,sllaI. ' mystorous. its " hnn,o Is lit ut Uninl
Springs, ai,tl he IL now traning OIL CayuEa Lake.
in"x m y tnnrt,vc1 ewicc ~ thni III vii sriv hin in
f%f M lvmntuo N tSo 't ro WI Il Is eonecH.i @
6y oS;s1sn @ ts2s to5o i Ersat bsnef + M s T. t.,
sn"rinrtvp L. ~ iinmInps ttmt 0nnile.I hi IN II,
sS' viii nwey with 1t % lis eof,pctitSr @ % il "sla',d. % ~
m nn,1ls. liz Is t,,nrt, nn;yeri1i thti II,.i,lai
III +" " int t,r9,aiud viii ~ rcnt 1!t',, uw" 81
e,5ases. Dst ne ars ,, syaSatiy II ,,,, i, sasost
lllngo,,n resontSt TUT IS tr"oe"oto to tho
1oy tho reserve nas , arr!sfs ,s nu innuo i nIs
II FINK snr,ttws W fjfs n,s',arttons r.rrrsnn
aetrasciy @ viii those f' Sr Gnurtney. liz i tic
III Sntn,,mw mill, f,;,n IT..,,r liz fn fnliun,
of ehor i coi,ttey % or l1a1.I,' tS to row. " ' A'
ama %"n n ' T. ss"rssa wa IN n aks wkds Ss ~ y
SS TIL & sS ;s*, ;nSs L
70 Goastney Wet up" 1t tho % iast 4s friendly
,nnre:, 11n,:,,., a,, ,,,o,, u,n,., ro,o mr. coro,,
Hanlan Gnu .s,ey FAVE. f 3 r%Gs H., on % nenecf ~
@ wns awrfISd ~ I - l'tey ~ 81, tt,,tsee OF
srtte ~, thnnrv ~ fhn t,hnntoHn,n innf.suw
!nR IL fosNcti. aio ~ g. ann Gntes @ LIN H. tnu.o M
Sstns 1nat spu , aSn o,' S fot F"GS III
isrntis .or Courtney, without hi knoWle,,Ke,
4sp!se'! Ul Ivy l.s.tnr ~ tio sA"l"A "sto t'"'~
aGSlin9 ,t MsS o. tno ~, aanaSaw % ia H., ,,,,. Tim
INC Ais1nheg " nc rowtu u nse I.ilGs: LIZ ti
vtS.h .a.nI,r. ~ t,,o rni,n, ~ H,,ni,tston III
, 1880-05-10
0RlTllARY.

8psetal Dispateh 10 7As Chicago Irtbun&
WAupAccA, Wis, May o.-Joseph utll!s, a
1oneor resident Ut ClintonyIlle, In this county.
died yostortlaY from tho result Ut au overdose
Of Acun1tU.'
, 1880-05-10

STEAMER ASHORE. Hi'i' 80
CAFE IIHsnY, May 9-An English steatnct'is
pshuse i've u,!Ua north OF Bsnitts lslRnd.'
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CHICAGO REFINING COMPANY.

Tho new location OF thls Company was Tn.
alvertently Quilted In T,iE TRIBUNE ar
ticlu on business Changes" III yesterdays
edition. III Dearborn street ts The ulace.
, 1880-05-10

Canadian Nosvx by Way of England.
Lt,ntton Ltff, Aprtiet.
The MufchiulaeAs Of L.,rhu will return to Eli
klnlitl ehurtly. Tho effects Ut tho rrtpilt ucci-
lieut. tlnso been uluch more SERIOUS thaA was
ht.lIuYrl
, 1880-05-10

spseta. Ds,pateh to Tbs Chicago Trtb..ns.
DWIGHT, ILL.,, Muy p,--Fnrrnin8 tas progressed
without interruption for six dnys. Cor,, land
fully hnlf to two-thlrds plowc1, nnd planting
commenced. Ground IN fa!r condition, hut Eot-
ting dry. 0nts growing slowly, md iiar 1iist
coming ur,
speetas Dt.pateA to 1he cateaoo Ttsbans.
T1.EMuST, Tagewcll Co., MNy D.-Wlntor wheat
now butter ssand and ranker growth than lust
year. Cnrst one.hnlf planted. WcNthor fMt0r-
nbte. pIanturs all ut work. One-fourth of tho
sosn bninY held TOR higher prices. Crop pros
sStsiai ni,mseh to TIE Chicago Tribune.
ESFiEin. White Co.. May tl.-W}ntcr. wheat
sser ss han list T. yea9 ass. 81
sorti ! aoll. Prospect fur all kinds or fruit IL
spse.a, pspa.eh to 7ne Chicago Tribune.
SouTM EIGllN, Slay 0.-The weather hns
beon vcry, p!easant fur about, two weeks
nst cy sad rs ssfrssnE ts c Phi" H a%Ss Sss oa
qultu ab,,nlnns In the ilc!ls. Tho grain bus
aud arse ~ s.luaa Of rsato. GIks Oh the sroias
wttchng for them. The. farnlcrs wlll have q, \
sicady light to rAlse Il gnod crop If tubors. Tue
md sonlc Will co',nsrnca ple'ltinE ero long. Tbs
pAxSs ais Rttss ssieau to Co.. ' 5e's ay vss 3s: ae
"nlya san portion f of Il looks as we, ~ Inst.
' ssstai M % hi,pateh III to '. w cateaeo Tribune
TnENTOA. Clinton Co.. May e.-Corn nearly MI
planted. First planting not coming well. VIM
ter wtent l0oks ns vol 10 Inst year. Crop pros"
peeS atefi 81 ass ia,pa;es aa to Tho cntaeo Tribune
WnlTEIrAI1, Grcono Co.. May 9.-W!nter wheat
es EAriy coming up well. Outlook eucourlg-
ing.
NEi,dA, Gunber.ntld Gu, hlny D.--Winttr whent
looks llItu. Prospects fully onc.tIfth bettUr thnt
, 1880-05-10
LaI
E;$ i;; Al I 5S a::E :!E ;$= E i ] 5;;i|


o.
westerly Winds
, 1880-05-10

A Report TINT the Gravc-1tobbcr~
IInye Uccn Iudlcted Oh n CUnIeasIon
Said to IAnvo IBeeIi R1adc by n Han
Who Died Before tlac CnAe Against
the T1lteves NVns Coniplcte-Tlle Now
Crynf.
The Portland daily press., 1880-10-16
RICHMOND LOCALS.

FRIDAY, Oct. Is.
Capt. and Mrs. Joshua B. Libby celebrated
the twentieth anniversary of their wedding
day at their home on Chestnut street last even
ing. One hundred and six of their relatives
and friends were present and participated in
the enjoyments of the evening. The presents
were numerous, elegant and useful. An adj
dress was made by Rev. Mr.. Gould of Bow
doinham and responded to by Rev. N. Preble
in behalf of Capt Libby and wife, and an ap-
propriate and well-wrltten poem, composed
for the occasion was delivered by G. D. Parks,
Esq, of brunswick. After partaking of
bountiful supper, the company, among which
were many good singers, INDUCED in some
of the music of We olden time to the delight of
some of the older members present. Then af-
ter several hours of social intercourse the COM
pany departed at a late hour well pleased with
the evenings pleasures and wishing the cap
tain and his wife long life and continued hap
piness.
Owing to the extremely low water in the
river it took the Star of the East about half an
hour to get away from the wharf here yester-
day afternoon. Not until she had backed
some distance up the river could she get fair
start and even then she came to oead stop be-
fore passing the village.
Mr.. Oscar Harrington, while riding down
hill on a load of hay yesterday, was pitched
from the load by his horse stumbling. He
brought up astride one of the shafts, frighten-
ing the horse into rum In passing through
a gateway the wheels struck a post throwing
Mr.. Harrington from his perilous position.
He escaped with several severe bruises about
his head and neck.
The Portland daily press., 1880-10-16
BATH LOCALS.
Horse News-Ship News -Arrests-Gen-
eral Topics of Conversation


FRIDAY, Oct. 10.
Five schooners down river to-day.
R. C. Harris has n fine lot of peaches raised
in the State of Maine
Ingalls, has blocked NIinot's new ship the
last week.
A large counter shaft at Mr.. Torrey's ma
chine shop fell to-day, breaking the shaft and
smashing up the pulleys.
Harry Sawyer is very sick with typhoid
fever.
Robert Craig has sold the horse "Big Thun-
der" to Portland parties, who were pleased at
her trotting at the last fair in Topsham.
An old horse, about 80 years old, was taken
in hand by skilled jockey on Water street,
anda little labor with q file on his teeth
gave him very youthful appearance.
There were two arrests last night for disturb
ing the public peace
Mathew received large lot of hogs to day on
train. Sausages will soon be plenty.
Fifteen cases of typhoid fever in the city
Woodland received a cargo of coal to-day.
The Bath Rowing Association are intending
to enlarge their boat house the coming winter
A grand Republican celebration will take
place to night
Mr.. Bromequin, formerly with Galen Moses
Esq, was in town to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1880-10-16

On and after Oct. L, 1850, the
premises now occupied by f. o.
Bailey & Co., Nos 35 Il 81 Elk.
change st. Apply TO
HENRY DEERING,
No. 80 Exchange ST.
nv1T
The Portland daily press., 1880-10-16

For Sale or To Let.
DEST bargain to be found. On Pleasant street,
ID Woodfords Corner, 10 rooms. 2 bay windows,
vestibule, hard wood floors in kitchen and back
hall, furnace to heat six rooms, splendid cellar,
(cemented,) plenty of well md cistern water. En-
qure corner Mechanic and Deering streets.
sep24 diff j. N. READ.
The Portland daily press., 1880-10-16
CITY OF PORTLAND.

NOTICE is hereby given that the "Joint Standing
~ Committee on Laying out New Streets" to
whom was referred the petition Of R. F. Skillings
and others, praying that street may be laid at
Peaks Island commencing at "Isand Avenue"
at point near the old school house, thence east
erly to the hnuse of Cornelius Maxwell will meet
at the Mayors Office, in City Building, on sATUk-
Day, the 18th inst, at O'Clock P. NJ, to hear all
parties interested, and then determine and adjudge
If public convenience requires that said street
should be SO laid out and If they should adjudge
will then and there Jay out said street and nix the
damages as required by law.
Also, on petition of John o. Mannix, that part
Of Federal street from India to Mountfort street be
discontinued ard relaid out according to plan sub
mitted by the City Civil Engineer, said Committee
will meet at the Mayors office at the time afore-
mentioned, to hear all parties interested and then
determine and adjudge, # public convenience re-
quires that said of Federal street should be dis
continued and relaid out, and if they should 80
ad1udge will then and there discontinue and relay
out saidfederal street, and fix the damage as e.
Quired by law.
VIM. SENTER,
ALBION LITTLE, Committee
EDWARD II. SARGENT on
WILLARD O. G. CARNEY. I LAYING out
WHITMAN SAWYER, New StrsetS
THOMAS j. LITTLE.
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secretions, and to which ladies are especially sub
ject can always be relieved, and their recurrence
prevented, by the use of TARRANT's EFFERvEs-
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$500 Reward!

WE will pay the above reward for any case of
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rections are strictly. complied with. They are
purely Vegetable, and never fail to give satisfac-
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FOR SALE.

VALUABLE wood and iron working machinery
of the POI tland Machine Works, situated in
Portland, Me-, will be for sale and after Sept.
25th. The tools will be sold in lots to suit purchas-
ers. Send for descriptive catalogue to
RICHARD PHENIX, Managing Trustee,
Portland, Me-, P. o. Box 1864.
s + id 8 sS& .5HEsn, Trustees.
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AMONG THE LADIES

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Sold by all druggists.
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Its effects are immediate and
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CLYDE'S
Philadelphia & New
England
STEAMSHIP LINES
FROM B OSTON

In connection with OLD COLONY RAIL.
ROAD.
BOSTON TO THE SOUTH.
8emi-Weekly Line, Quicb Time. Tow
Rates, Frequent Departures.
Freight received and forwarded daily to FALL
RIVER, there connecting with the Clyde Steam.
ers, sailing every WEDNESDAY, and SATUR-
DAY to Philadelphia direct, connecting at
Philadelphia with Clyde Steam Lines to Charles.
ton, 8. c., Warrington, d. c., George.
town, ID. O., Alexandria, Va, and all Raj
and Water Lines
Through Rates named and Bills Of Lading iven
from any point in New England to PhiladelIm
For rates of Freight and other information apply to
d. d. C. MINK, Agent,
1876 Washington Street, Boston, Mass
VIM. p. Clyde & Co., General Managers,
No. IL So. Delaware Ave-, Philadelphia.
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Cape Elizabeth.

A DISCOUNT of five per cent will be made to all
n persons who voluntarily pay their taxes to
Charles S. Jordan, Collector, on before the first
day of December next.
The Collector will be at the town office every Sat-
urday from l to O'Clock P. NJ
A. v. COLE
Treasurer of Cape Elizabeth.
Cape Elizabeth, Oct. 9th, 1880. oc12 div