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The Portland daily press., 1880-11-18
EUROPE.
freland's Troubles.

|. New YORK, Nov. IA London special
states that Forster, Gladstone and Earl Cow
per are receiving threatening letters, which
come SO frequent that they have ceased to pay
pressed by the rapid spread of the Land
League movement and by the attitude of the
people, that he is of the opinion that reform
of existing legislation on the land question in
ireland is imperative if England is to main
tain her position in Ireland.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Times, commenting
on the retirement of Chamberlain, president
of the board of trade and John Bright, at the
opening of the reform club at Birmingham
last night, says it was known that the condi-
ton OF Ireland was the subject OF ministerial
deliberations, and it was we'll understood there
were serious differences among the members
of the cabinet as to what should be done.
Rightly or wrongly, and in this case we be-
lieve rightly, sthe Birmingham ministers
Bright and Chamberlain were credited with
the resolution to resist to the utmost, we may
say to the last, the adoption of any measures
savorlng of coercion.
The London correspondent of the Manches-
ter Guardian denies that differences exist in
the cabinet, and says that Bright is anxious
that coercion beaavoided, but puts complete
trust III the discretion Of Gladstone and
Forster.
Foreign Notes.
Dervish Pasha telegraphed to CONSTANT
nople that The Gordon around Dulcigno is COM
pleted.
Forty thousand redifs have been called out,
to be employed partly in the Greek provinces
of Turkey, partly in Albania, aud partly on
the boundary OF eastern Roumelia.
Floods are causing much damage in Derby
shire, Warwickshiro, Nottinghamshire, and
| Worcestershire, England.
a Limerick despatch says it is rumored that
landlord owning extensive estate in
county Cork, Ireland, has been shot.
The London Telegram states that large un-
| known steamer has been lost with all hands
| off ST Gowan's Head. on the south coast OF
Wales.
The managers of Journal La Commune and
| General Clusere of Paris have each been sen.
| fenced to fifteen months imprisonment and q
| fine of 1000 francs for defending the criminal
| acts of the director of La Civilization, con
| demned In co1,tunaacium tb three m onths inn
| prisonment and fine of 1000 francs for insult
| ing President Grevy.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-18
POLITICAL MATTERS.

The New York Democracy Still Trying
to Ascertain Why They were Beaten.
New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Kings county
Democratic General Committee met last
night to take action in regard to the request
OF the State Central and National Commit.
tees, they desiring to learn the excess of votes
cast over the number of voters as shown by
the census, as the increase of the Republican
vote in Kings county was marked. A dis
cusson has had, and among the opinions ex-
pressed were that before the October election
there were many Republicans who promised
to vote for Hancock, but after these elections
they Topped over to the other side again; that
many Democrats had voted for Garfield SIM
ply because their business was prosperous and
they did not desire change; local intlue nee,
and TO the members of the National Commit
tee ana their chairman. BOSS" McLaugh him
SAID one cause was a speech made in Indiana
by Gen Henry w. Slocum. The first words
that came from General Socum were that no
reception had been given him BY the candi-
date for Vice President, and that English was
A. hog, and if 1t had not been for his
friendship for Hancock he would have left the
canv. s. These words of the General said
Mclaughlin, had considerable influence and
lost many Democratic votes. Mr.. Kinsell a of
the Brooklyn Eagle was also responsible, he
said, in measure, for the defeat. State
ments were also made in regard TO the coloni-
cation of voters in some of the wards. A
committee was appointed to inv.S Cute The
county, and the Presidential electors from
that county were requested to sit with It,
official Vote Of New York City.
The official vote of this city is as follows:
Hancock 123,0l5, Garfield 81 1885, Weaver 6I0,
Dow Is
The official majority Of Grace for mayor ia
972. No protest to the declaration of the off
cial vote on electors was presented to the can
vasserS
The Election in Nebraska.
OMAHA, Nov. Incomplete returns from
Nebraska show Republican majorities for
State officers ranging from 22,6l6 to "a 955
over the Democrats and Greenba ckers. The
full vote of the State is 81 800 The Green
back vote is $780,
Official Vote OF Connecticut.
HARTFORD, Nov. 1.-THE official canvass of
votes in Connecticut show Gartields plurality
to be 1856; majority over all 1882. Blgelows
plurality for Governor 2,722; majority 1,377.
Notes
The grand jury we're in session in New
York considering the Chinese letter, and testi-
mony taken yesterday.
The bondsmen for Philip renewed bail be-
fore Judge Davis yesterday. They are Deputy
Sheriff Fay and Gen. Frank B. Spinola. The
amount is 5000.
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Zero Weather at the West.

reported from the West. The thermometer
gives the subioined indications at the places
named: Cheyenne, 100 below zero; Denver,
80 be zero; North Platte, 80 below zere; St
Louis, i40 above zero; Chicago, 100 above zero.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 17.-An unpre
cedentedly heavy snow storm has been rag.
ing all day.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. IA snow storm has pre-
vailed here since Tuesday afternoon.
DENVER, Nov. 1.-THE weather through
out Colorado Tuesday. yesterday and last
night was extremely cold. A heavy snow fell
Tuesday
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Revisions of Customs Regulations.
MINOR TEL ,EGRAMS.

Geo. Giles, convicted New York counter
feiter, escaped from deputy marshal yester-
day by throwing red pepper into the officer 8
eyes.
Voorhees, Grover of Freehold. N. j., aged
3d. who shot his thirteen year old wife, will
probably be sent to the insane asylum.
Alonzo Peterson and Pleasant Mason, both
colored fought with knives last evening at Rich
mond, Va. Mason's iemoral artery was sew
cred and he bled to death. p terson has been
arrested.
The National Association of trotting horse
breeders held its Sd annual convention in
New York city yesterday.
Corwin Call OF logan, Ohio, was fatally in
jured and his wife killed by premature ex-
plosion of blasting powder yesterday.
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Another Emma. Mine Suit

SALT LAKE, Nov. lion the ground that
the present workings of the Emma Mine Co.
in Little Cottonwood are, as alleged, outside OF
its patent lines and within patented mining
cation has been made for an order of court re-
straining them from continuing said work A
hearing will be had on the application Nov.
g. 1t is claimed that the course of the ledge
is nearly at sht angles with the course of the
Emma patent, and that the same point was
raised in the case of Tarbert against Agst aft
decided by the o. S. Supreme Court, October,
1878, when the court held that where the pa
tent crosses vein the side lines of the patent
become it's end lines.
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National Society OF Civil Engineers.
MARINE NEWS.
Wreck Of the Miramichi.

Wreck OF the Miramichi.
ST. JOHN, Nov. 1.-THE crew of the bark
Miramichi has arrived here. The vessel was
wrecked near Little River, Me-, last week
while bound for London.
Collision in Chesapeake Bay-Disgrace-
full Conduct Of Sea Captain.
RICHMOND Va, Nov. 17.-Capt Robinson
and crew of the schooner w III. Morgan of
New York have reached est Point Va The
captain reports that on Friday night last his
vessel was run into and sunk by the steamer
San Salvador in Chesapeake Bay, and th 1t the
steamer kept on her course rendering no as
sistance. The schooner had Cargo of wheat
and was bound from Baltimore to Providence.
Every thing is total loss including the
vessels papers.
The Sound Steamer Disaster.
New YORK, Nov. f.-An official inquiry
into the report that the fog signal at Beaver
Tail was not heard on the night of the Rhode
Island disaster shows that there was not even
foundation for such rumor.
Another Collision,
THREE RIVERS Que, Nov. Us eamship
Lombard was ran into by a barque To-day aud
had large hole stove in her amdships, badly
damaging her cargo.
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The Negro Juror Question

DANvILLE, Va, Nov. 1.-THE cases of
Judge Coles, late county judge CT Pittsylvania
county, Judge Bouldin of Charlotte county.
and other Virginia comfy judges, indicted for
not putting negroes on their juries, came up
this morning in the United States District
Court, Judge Rives presiding. The court or
dered nole prosequi to be entered in each
case. The court room was crowded and the
announcement of the order was received with
applause
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-18
A New Texas Enternr,se

GALVESTON, Nov. 17.-An Austin special
says: Application has been made for a char
ter for the New Yerk, Texas and Mexican
Railway, to run from Richmond through the
counties of Fort Bend, Wharton, jackson,
Victoria and Goliah, to Brownsville, with
branches to Matagorda Bay, Corpus Christi
and the mouth of the Rio Grande. The incor-
porators are New York, Paris and Texas men.
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California Mining stocks.
The Wool Marker.

BOSTON, Nov. 17-[Reported for the Pressl-Th,
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA
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The tone of the Wool market remains firm as
previously noticed and the stocks now in the ooun-
try under good control. The stocks of fine
feeces on the seaboard have been considerably le-
duced by recent active movements, and each week
are hardening in price. The stock Of Montevideo
and Aus ralian Wool is al in the hands of strong
parties who not disposed to press sales at
ont
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Tha Insane Asylum Fire.

CHICAGO, Nov. ia dispatch from St.
Paul, Mimi, says: Congressman Strait, Presi-
dent of the Board of Trustees of St. Peters
Asylum, telegraphed to the Pioneer Press at
midnight that the dead will not exceed ten.
Another correspondent estimates the number
at ten to fifteen. The inmates are being return
ed to their homes and checked off. No names
are given.
The enumeration of patientsis ompleted and
it is found that so missing, but of these
only six are known to be dead. The number
of dead may be increased by freezing. All
records of patients in the male department
were destroyed necessitating personal identif-
cation of over 500 patients.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

ni san FRsANCIsCo-Ar 18th, ship P Blanchard
town.
Chartered-Shipsrhos Reed, to load grain for
NEW ORLEANS - Below 18TH sch Brieadier.
Norton, from Coatzacoalcos.
pUR1 EADS-Ar 18th, sch May Evelyn, Hanson,
Ar 10th, ship Bombay, Peterson. from Liverpool;
Cromwell Barstow, Boston
MOBlLE-Ar 10th, sch Mary Cook Cook, from
Woods HOLE
PENSACOLA-Ar 18th. sch T A Keene. Perkins,
Greytown.
CID izth. sch Jas R Talbot, Croker, Kingston.
Observation-Disclosures 9Th schs VIM Card.
Crabtree New York; Lexington, Leighton, do
FEkNANDlNA-Ar 9th, sch Dora M French.
CHARLEsTON-Ar 10th, brig Mary Leighton.
leighton, Philadelphia: sch Grace Davis, Davis,
BALTIMORE-Ar 10th, schs Maggie M Rivers.
Rivers. Orchilla; Geo Hat h, Murphy Barren ISL
and; Fish. Crowell. Kennebec; Henry Will
Cid 18th, barque G Mcfarland, Mcfarland for
Savannah: sch Tennessee, Metcalf, Providence.
HHlLADELPHlA-Ar 10TH sch Gertrude Smith.
Jameson. Bombay Hook.
Cid 10Th. sch Geo Walker, Thompson, Boston.
Ar 10th. brig Minnie Hurlbut Jackson Kennebec
Cid 18th, sch Yates, Hopkins Jacksonville.
NEW YORk-Ar 10th, schs A Peters, Blanchard
augusta; Senator, Bonsey, Ellsworth Nj Reed,
van Pores, Csy a RIVER Wooster Sui
wood, and Northern Light, Harper, I'm Providence;
Clara w Elwell, Long, do.
CID 18th, ship Oakland, Purington for Shanghae;
sch Pulaski. Jones, Higganum Ct.
Passed the Gate 18th, schs Chas Thorn son, Odell,
Hoboken for Portland: Elva Pettengill, York,
EhzaDethport for do Lucy Wentworth do for Bos-
ton; Waterloo and Diadem. FIN do for do; Caroline
Knight. karitan River for do.
SID I'm milestone, AM, 18th, brig E H Williams,
Gould, Port johnson for Portland.
PkOVlDENCE-Ar 18th, sch Jennie Morse, I'm
Georgetown, Dc
NEWPOkT-Ar 18th, sch E Willard, Adams.
Portland for Philadelphia.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR-Sld 14th, schs For
est City, Moon, Fall River for New York; Maud
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THE INDIANS.
Prospect of Sitting Bulls Surrender.

Prospect OF Sitting Bulls surrender.
WASHINGTON, Nov H.-Gen. Sheridan for
wards dispatches from Gen. Miles, stating that
Sitting Bull sends answer that he will not take
any decided action until he hears from Major
Walsh. His camp is composed of outlaw In
dams, including Low Dog and party, who MUIR
dered driver Fries. The 1900 Indians who sur
rendered to Miles are doing we'll and under
good control. Col. Brotherton thinks Lieut..
Allison will bring in Sitting Bull and follow
ers if allowed to go to his camp by the Goth,
and suggests that some provision be made to
Dakota, during the winter.
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European Markets..

BY Telegraph.)
LONDON, Nov. 17-12.3U p M.-Amarican securi-
t'es-United States bonds As, 11413; 412s, Hay.
ex-coup.
L4iyERPooL, Nov. I7-12.:O P. M.-Flour 9s 6d6
lis Cd Winter Wheat 9s 6d99s led Spring Wheat
at IS Sdd 9s Cd. California average Is 10dd9s Sd;
Provisions, SSc..Pork at 67s Cd Beef SIS: Chez Sc
at 67s; Lard at As; Bacon at 42s945s Tallow 36s
d at London 3Ss Sd.
LI"EBrooL, Nov. l7-12.30 P.M.-Cotton MAI ket
tending down; Middling uplands 7-l6 orleans at
1l-l6d; safes 10000 bales speculation and ex
port 900.
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A Warnine to the People.

CINCINNATI, Nov. II The postmaster gen.
eral has ordered the postm 'ster here to refuse
payment of money orders and refuse to deliver
letters addressed to Byron II. Robb and others,
propretors of the Singapore Tobacco Com
8 rvice Company" THE Monitor Lamp Com.
pany," and other enterprises extensively ad-
yertised
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Suffocated by Coal Gas.

CLEVELAND, Nov. H.-Dauel Burr, night
Waterman, on reaching his home early this
morning found his family and two guests cou,.
prising six persons in all, Frustrated with coal
gas from base Burner stove. One child was
dead and only one of the others will recover
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-18
MASSACHUSETTS.

Who Shall be Mayor OF Boston.
Boston, Nov. 1.-THE regular Democratic
city coDinittee unanimously renominated
Mayor Prince tonight.
A committee of citizens tonight nominated
Alderman Lucius Sladc for Mayor.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

coi tAo "ooA chung Vounocuay, NOV. IL.
Amount of stock at market 281O; Sheep and
Lambs $3.50; Swine 90 100; plumber of Western
Cattle 2lO8; Eastern Cettl 1862 itch Cows and
Northern Cattle $40
Prices of Beef Cattle y 100 fb, live weight-E1-
trs quality at 1896 20; first quality at OOg
5 621a second quality 50a4 8714; third quality
.ulls. stc.. 3 12Iaa4 871a.
Brighton Hides Sss@9c y ID; Brighton Tallow Sc
" ib.
low 4L2(a Be y fb.
Calf Skins at 1O912c % ib;Sheep and Lamb Skins
10. 9l SO each.
The trade fo Beef Cattle } as not been much diff
ferent from that of week ago. and prices remain
unchanged.
Working Oxen-Have been in fair demand and
there were several very nice pairs offered in the
market for sale. We quote sales of
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By Telegraph.)

By Telegraph.)
NEW YORK. Nov 17-Evening. active at
2a6 per "ent on CALL fair ruling rate for call
loans was 8, and loan market easier; prime
tile paper 4a6. Sterling Exchangeweak at 4Sua
4SO4 for long and 1924 for short Government
bonds generalls firm and 1sGas higher for 41as
ana Al. Railroad bonds higher. The stock market
closed strong
Inc transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed $4,000 shares.
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(by IeltBIHPu.I
CHICAGO. Nov. hogs-keceipts 81 900 head;
shipments 1901 head; demand fair but lower rates.
prices declined 69lC; all sold mixed packing 4 40
"a 70: light at COCA To; choice heavy at 75Q
30; quality 10 good
shesp-recsipts 2OUo head; shipments 1000 head
market quet common to medium 2Od3 80; good
1904 so,
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-18

METEOROLOGICAL
INDICA rIoNs FOR THE sExT TwENTY-goUs
HOURS.
WAR DEPT OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington. ID. c.,
Nov. IS, A. Nj.
For New England,
falling barometer, stationary or higher tenn
perature, south to west winds, partly cloudy
weather with occasional slight snow or rain.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-18
Serious Railroad Accident.

CoRsIcANA, Tex, Nov ia special train
carrying four companies of the 10th infantry
struck broken rail this evening, ditching
four coaches. Twenty-Five men were wound
ed, several seriously.
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iSaNee OF the Brokers' Board Nov. III
First Call.
is Boston & Maine Railroad.
Eastern Railroad $500: 1872. 1894
$4,000 Boston & Maine R.7s, 1893 coup. 12514 a IS
$1,000 Boston Il Maine R. rs .............124t2
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MARRIAGES..

In Cape Elizabeth. Nov. 16, by Rev. w. j. Muir
ply, Nathan L. Huston and Mrs Annie L. Talbot,
both of Cape Elizabeth.
In Cape Elizabeth. Nov. IT, by Rev. W. j. Muir
ply. Frank lin A. Skillin and Miss Annie B. Chap
lin. both of Car Elizabeth.
In Sherman, Nov 10. by D. Lewis. Esq, Wallace
Cushnan and Miss Martha Bryant, all of Sherman.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-18
NEW YORK
Wholesale Suits Against postmasters

Wholesale Suits Against Postmasters.
NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-C. G. Campbell,
who obtained Judgment against the postmaster
OF this city for infringing his cancelling stamp,
has begun suits against the postmasters sof the
following cities: Trenton, Camden, New
Haven, Norwich, Norwalk. Hartford, Pater-
sJn, Newark, Elizabeth, Lowell, Worcester,
Boston, Pittsfeii, Springfield and JERSEY
City. In the suit against the postmaster Of
New York, the United States Circuit Court
awarded S63,OO0 damages, and the case has
been carried to the United States Supreme
Court. So confident of the result, however,
is the plaintiff, that the above suits have been
begun, and the intention is to bring action
against the postmaster of every office in the
United States in which the patent has been in
fringed.
National Academy of Sciences.
At the session of the National Academy of
Sciences to-day papers were read by Prof
Hilgard. on "The Basin of the Gulf of Mexi-
co.." by Prof. Agassiz. on "The Origin of the
Coral Reefs of Yucatan and the Florida
Banks;" by Lieut.. Schwatka, on "Observa-
tions on Ice and Icebergs in the Polar Sea-"
by Prof Loomis, on 'The Causes which De-
termine the Progressive Movement of
Storms;" on "The Anthony Mines of South
ern Utah" by Prof. Newberry; and on "Pho-
tographing the Nebul@ in Orion" by Prof.
Draper
National Society OF Civil Engineers.
The forty-eighth annual meeting of the
American Society of Civil Engineers opened
to-day, Col VIM. 81. Payne in the chair The
report of the directors shows Gil members.
Gen. Fl. c. Wright, chief engineer of the
United States army, John Ericsson, inventor
OF the Monitor" Sir John Hawkshaw of
England, Baron NJ. M. Won Weber of Ger
many, Mr.. Malezeux of France and Mr..
Justin Dirks of Holland, were made honorary
members. A discussion of amendments to
the constitution of the society was the prnci-
ment the East river bridge was inspected by
the members.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-18
The Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Con-
V6ntiCn.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. H.-At the convention
of boot and shoe manufacturers this morning
the constitution and bylaws reported declare
that the association be known as the Boot and
Shoe Manufacturers Association of the Unit
ed States, and its object to promote the inter-
ests of the general trade.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-18
A Destructive Fire In Indiana.

GOSHEN, Ind, Nov. ia factory, saw
mill, business block, several warehouses six
stables and tenement houses were burned here
yesterday.
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WEST INDIES.
Honors to- the Memory of Columbus.

Honors to the Memory Of Columbus
SANTo DOMINGO, Nov. 17.-Congress has
sufficient that the remains found in the cathe-
ural in 1877 are those of Christopher Column
bus, monument to enshrine them be erected
at the capitol. All American governments
are solicited to make Subscriptions therefor
the government of Santa Domingo contribut-
ing $4,000.
Revisions Of Customs Regulations.
Export duties have been raised on sugar,
campeehe, wax, mahogany, cedar, honey,
molasses, tobacco and coffee to 70 and cocoa to
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-18
The Annual Meeting of the Humane So
ci0tv,

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 17.-There are dele
gates from eight States at the Humane Socie-
tvs annual meeting, including Massachusetts
id Maine. A notice for application to Con-
gress for an amended law regulating the trans.
poztation of cattle was adopted.
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Recsipr. Of Maine Cenral.
Roston stock Market.

PORTLAND. Nov. 16.
For Portland 20 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, 76 cara miscellaneous
Shandise
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-18

Judge James Jackson was yesterday cleo
ted cliief justice of the Supreme Court OF
Georgia.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-18

Foreign Exports.

MoULE, QUAD. Brig George Burnham-4oOO
shocks and heads, 20 rum casks 5t7 pieces lumber,
500 gals ker OIL 36 chairs, O,659 TT boards,7 bbs
apples, 200 boxes herring, rs drums bake.
Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water oonveyancs-1OOO bush Cornmeal 20 q
v. True & Go.
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

Ar at New York 18th. steamer Newport Havana.
Ar at Alatanzas =. brigs Emma Hall, -; lst,
Matte b Russell, Portland
Ar at Cardenas Sth, barque " Haven, Ulrick.
Portland.
Sid 9Th, barque Elba, for North of Hatteras; 9th,
Sagadahoc, d..
Ar at Cienfuegos 4th, barque Florence Peters,
Mountfort, -.
Ar at Havre 18th inst, ship Southern Chief, Hig-
gins, New York.
Ar at Leghorn 10th inst, barque John Bunyan
Butman, New York. -
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DEATHS

In this city, Nov II, Annie, wife of j. Brunswick
Gregory, aged "A years.
In Cape Elizabeth, Nov. 16, Benjamin Pickett
aged 50 years.
Funeral this Thursday afternoon at 214 o'clock
at his late residence Dyer street, Ferry Village.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-18
Report of the Sec ond Auditor.

Second Auditor Ferris in his report to the
Secretary of the Treasury shows that the bal
ance remaining from appropriations for the
war department and Indian affairs are as toll
lows: War, $1,7S4,36S; Indian. $5455,7l8.
The statement of expenditures on account of
the war of the rebellion shows disbursements
up to June 80, 1879, of $1,55S, 13S343. Mr..
Ferris invites attention to the urgent necessity
of Congressional action in the matter of claims
of coored soldiers and their heirs.
The Fourth Auditor shows an unexpended
balance of the naval appropriation of $780,
$751;
The National Grange, P. of H.
The National Grange Patrons of Husbandry
met in annual session TO day, all states being
represented. Mr.. Saunders of the Agricultural
Department delivered an address OF welcome,
which was responded to in behalf of the
Grange by Col. Putnam Darden of Mississippi.
Prof. Woodman delivered the annual address,
reviewing the work done and progress made
during the year. The annual reports of the
secretary and treasurer will be furnished to-
morrow
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-18

otore Cattle-f earrings SoG$lo; Two year oluS
$l4G$Z6; three yer olds $22 $45..
Mich Cows-Good Cows IN fair demand.
Sheep and Lambs-Those flom the West cost from
4Is9oA " fb live weight, all owned by G. w.
Hollis. who also has most of the Maine sheep and
Lambs nsigned to him to slaughter and market at
commission.
Swine Fat Hogs-prices 51a @5s4 p live weight.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-18

NOTICE.-For the past thirty three years
CONGRESS" Yeast Powder has been extensively
sold. 1T has always been made pure aud
healthy, and is to-day without rival.
EY-Slade's English Mustard and Congress Yeast
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