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joseph Austin was drowned in East Green
wich, Z. L.. Saturday night and in the same
town Sunday Oliver ~ Booth died of injuries
received from fall in liquor store
Mrs. Hope. wife OF prominent citizen of
Grand Rapids. Mich, has been granted a di-
vorce with $4,000 alnony.
Two hundred persons were injured in the
riots at Elisabethgrad.
Three cases of small pox were reported in
Wilkesbarre yesterday, At Wanamie,
neighboring towu, six deaths were reported in
twenty-four hours.
Gen. Sheridan is in Washington.
The Duke of Sutherland and party called
upon the President yesterday and afterwards
visited the Senate.
James N Ashley, editor of the Journal of
Telegraph, formerly New York agent OF the
New England Associated Press, died yester-
day.
Reports from Delaware are to the effect that
the peach crop will be the smallest ever
known.
Gilbert Beebe, a well known Baptist minis
ter, died at Middletown, N. Y, yesterday.
The Democrats elected mayor and eight of
the ten councilmen in Selma, Alabama, yes
terday for the first time in eight years.
Russian troops have reached Bokhara.
James H., Bowen, Chicago real estate
dealer, was killed ON Sunday by being thrown
from buggy by collision with locomotive
The conservation of the Very Rev. F. Jams
sens, Vicar General of the diocese of Rich
mond. as Bishop of Natchez, took place at
St Peters Cathedral in Richmond, Va, on
Sunday.
A resolution was introduced into the Cali
fornia legislature yesterday calling upon the
California Senat ors to use their influence to
break the deadlock. 1t was Ieferredsunder the
rules.
The Lowell bricklayers struck yesterday for
So day.
Charles Brown and Charles Winters, two of
the crew of the schooner Admiral of Glouces-
ter who were lost ina dory on the Western
Banks, Ewere pickedrps on the Banks April
49,
Three thousand five hundred emigrants ar
rived in New York Sunday, including 1000
Irish who wore emblems of the Land League.
An engine and tender on the Mt. st. Clair
& Greenwood Lake railro ad in New jersey
crushed through trestle work at Raymond.
The engineer and fireman were killed.
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NEW YORK.
The Bakers on a Strike.

The Bakers on Strike.
NEW YORK, May 1.-The bakers went on
a strike today for increase of wages and a re-
duction in hours of work. The men paraded
about 1000 strong and afterwards assembled in
Irving Hall, where addresses were made by
various members of the trade.
Counterfeit Gold Coin.
Very deceptive counterfeit eagles are in cir
culation. One bears the date of 1868 and was
originally genuine one. 1t has been opened
and the greater portion of the interior remov-
ed and the cavity filled with some heavy metal
and the outside then jointed together again so
carefully as to almost defy detection.
A Youthful Murderer.
VIM. Emperor, boy of IS, has been ares t.
ed for stabbing James Donohue, 8 years DID,
last night. The latter is dead.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

WILMINGTON, CAL-Ar 22d ship st Stephen,
Douglas, Liverpool
NEW ORLEANs-Ar 9th, ship L Gilchrist,
Watts. New York; barque q Mcfarland, McFar-
land, Rockport.
Cid 9th, sch May Evelyn, Hanson, Grand Cay
mau.
Below 2Sth sch Clara L Dyer, Niekerson, from
Utilla.
Ar at Port Eads Apl 80, bareue Justina H Inger-
SOIL Strout, Rio Janeiro
BRUNSWICK-Ar Esd, schs Flora Rogers, Rog-
ers, Savannah, to load for Bath j K Morse Ander.
son, Wilmington, to load for New York.
Ar goth, sch Susan Stetson, Hales, Charleston, to
load for Richmond.
CHARLEsIoN-Cld 29th, sch a Perry, Look,
Port Royal, Sc.
Ar LIST, sch Addie Jordan. Leavtt, Wiscasset.
WILMINGTON, NC - Ar 2Stb sch Charlotte
jameson Jameson, Navassa
Cid 28th, sch Hattie A White. Bellatty. for Cape
Hayti. .
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Convention OF Illinois Land Leagues.

CHICAGO, May 2.-The Illinois State Land
League Convention met in this city yesterday
afternoon and evening. 1856 delegates being
present from all parts of the State. A regular
organization was effected. Speeches were
made by T. p O'Connor, M. L. Quinn, of Pc
oria, Judge Moran and others. In Judge Mo-
rams address he said he believed the object of
the convention to be not to consider the wrongs
of ireland, but the means to remedy these
wrongs. 1t was for the liberation in other
words the naturalization of Ireland. One of
the resolutions adopted pledges the convention
to the raising of $250,000 before January 1,
1882. to further the Irish cause, as evidence of
determination to sustain the land movement
to a triumphant issue till its effect is achieved
by the emancipation of the soil of Ireland.
Another resolution pledged the members of
tho Land Leagues of Illinois, Individually and
collectively, to devote their energies fortunes
and, if need be, their lives to the furtherance
of the Irish land movements, and unqualified
emancipation of the people of Ireland from
the intolerable yoke OF feudal tyranny. The
following resolution was offered, but produced
so much opposition that it was finally with
drawn:
at shall be incumbent on every member of
this organization to point out every member of
the Irish race who refuses to be member of
the League. 1t shall also be their duty to
Boycott every Irishnan that refuses to join.''
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-03
MEXICO.
Gen. Grant Addresses Protestant Cler-
gymen on Intolerance.

Gen. Grant Addresses Protestant Cler-
gynen on Intolerance.
New YORK, May I'm speech to 10 Prot
estant clergymen who waited on him in
Mexico, and stated that they were subjected
to acts of moderation, Gen. Grant responded
that it had been found difficult after the rebel
lion in the United States to carry out all the
laws, but he believed the work which Mexico
is now engaged in, and which by the aid of
American capital and enterprise goes on so
rapidly, swill soon render this government able
to execute all its laws and give all the protec-
ton that its laws promise. But at this time as
heretofore the means of communication are so
limited and the method of transmitting infor-
nation so slow that violence may be done and
the guilty parties escape before the news Of it
can reach the central government All this,
we hope, will rapidly be corrected. 1 recog-
nize in the labors of the missionaries here in
Mexico service that is of immense value in
the development of the country at large, and
in preparing the minds of the people of Mexico
for the changes that are taking place, and that
will, in my Judgment, go ON rapidly hope
you will continue in your good work and meet
with great success, especially in the matter of
pducati0p
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METEOROLOGICAL
INnIcArIoss FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-EoUR
HOURS.

WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIaNAL)
OFFICER. Washington, D. c.,
May 3, A. NJ.
For New England,
Fair weather, cooler north to west winds and
higher barometer.
SPECIAL WEATHER BULLETIN.
Barometer is.loweest in Gulf of st. Lawrence
and highest in upper lake region. Temper
ature has fallen from 10 to 20 degrees in the
lake region. 1t has risen from to 10 degrees
in extreme northwest Rain has fallen in the
west Gulf States and Middle Atlantic States
and Ohio valley. The Missouri has fallen 80
inches at Omaha, IA at Leavenworth where it
is now 2 feet 10 inches above the danger line.
The Mississippi has fallen II inches at St.
Louis where it is 3 feet inches above the
danger line. 1t has risen Is inches at La
crosse.
Indications are that fair weather will prevail
in the lake region and New England to-day
and tomorrow with lower temperature in the
latter district Cooler fair weather will pre-
vail in the Middle Atlantic States.
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The Switchmen,s Striks

CHICAGO, May 2.-All switching of the
freight cars is suspended by the strike. This
trains from the Rock Island yard, but mob
numbering 60 to 100 prevented. The switch
men tonight resolved not to accept an offered
advance of five cents but not to interfere with
the switching of passenger coaches tomorrow
or until further action. The strikers number
about Geo.
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DEATHS

In DeeriDg, May 2, Elma L., second daughter of
Leonard b. and Louisa j. Reed, aged years and
IA days.
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon at 8 O'Clock,
at Der fathers residence. Stevens Plains
In South Windham, March Is, Mr. Chas. Smith,
aged 80 years.
In South Windham, May 1, Mrs. Martha L. Smith,
widow OF the late Frederick Smith, aged IS years.
In Yarmouth, April 20 John r. Bennett, aged 30
years months.
In North Yarmouth May 2, of pneumonia, VIM.
d. Skillin, aged 90 years months
Funeral on Thursday afternoon. at 2 o'clock,
at his late residedce.
In Monmouth, April 49, Benjamin Richardson,
aged rs years.
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Ne E Heee e ANDA.

Sch Elvira, from Machias for New York. was run
into when oil Boon island and cut down amidships
to the Waterloo. She went into Portsmouth lower
harbor and was beached for repairs.
Sch City Point put into Halifax 10Th with rudder
damaged She viii DC placed on the railway at Dart
month for rudder.
Sch Laura Webb, which run ashore in the Pc
nobscot river, was hauled off night of 2Sth and
lowed back to Bangor for repairs. Her keel is
broken amidships and she is leaking badly.
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WASHINGTON.
National Bank Circulation

National Bank Circulation
WASHINGTON, May 2-The U. S. Treasurer
has decided that deposits for redemption OF ma
tional bank circulation shall hereafter be made
in United States notes only. The decision is
based on the ground that the law requires
treasurer to redeem such circulation when
presented in United States notes.
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Prosecuting Temperance Reformers.

HARTFORD, Conn, May 2-There is much
early Sunday morning by incendiaries of the
barns of Rev. S. q. Forbes and Rufus E.
Holmes. Both have been prominent in en-
forcing laws against liquor selling. A meeting
of citizens was held Sunday and reward
offered for the detection of the ipcendaries,
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-03
Mining stock
.(By Telegraph.)
Chicago Live stock Hiarke,

{8y Telegraph.)
CHICAGO. May 2.-dogs-Receipts Is 200 head:
shipments 3, 700 head; active and strong; common
to good mixed packing at rs 10: schoice heavy
at 6 1895 rs; light bacon o5@3 20.
Cattle-Receipts 45t o head;shipments 23OO head;
weak and lower; common to choice shipping at 4 TX
10; diStillery steers at 9505 90.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.

The Bowdoins Badly Beaten by the Har-
wards
BosroN, May I'm the base ball match be-
tween the Harvards and the Bowdoins to-day
the former won by a score of IS to 5.
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.

Nearly 100000 Decrease in April.
WASHINGTON, May 9TH debt statement
shows decrease in the public debt during
april of 5000, 900.35 Cash in treasury $685.
7J1 1881
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Ocean Park Association.
NOTICE.

~ of Ocean Park Association, will be held on
their grounds at oldsOrehard, Saco, Me- on TUES
DAY. the 10th day of May, 1884, AT nine and a halt
O'Clock a. IN. The principal object of this meeting
is the dedication of the grounds and the sale of lots
The directors meeting will be ON the day preceding
at 2 O'Clock p. IN at the Central House.
Persons wishing entertainment, should apply at
once, to w. G.. SMITH, Central House. Old Orchard
l.: w. STONE. Secretary of Association.
Biddeford, April 81, 1881, may2d7t
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MINOR KILOGRAMS.

Water was let into Rideau canal Sunday
night and navigation resumed yesterday.
Three women converts who arrived from
England at New York yesterday with the
Mormons refused to so out with them to Salt
Lake.
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WAR RRAGEs.

In this city, April 80, by Rev. C. j. Clark, Alonzo
D. Hartford and Miss Henrietta Harris, both of
Portland.
In Falmouth May 2, by Rev. Mr.. Haskell, A. H.
Sampson of Gorham and Miss Lucy 3. Marston of
Falmouth
In Mechanic Falls. May l. by Rev. F. E. Enrich
Walter f. Holmes and Eiba A. Potter both of Ok
ford.
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Killed by the Explosion of Soda Foun-
toin

MEMPHIS, May AT Grenada, Miss, this
morning while Capt. Fowler druggist, was
charging his soda fountain the generator ex-
ploded, fatally injuring DR.. Ray, leading
physician of the city, who died two hours af-
forwards. DIR. Fower's condition is extreme
lY critical.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-03
Five Children Killed nv a. Train

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2.-This afternoon
passenger train on the Western Pacific ran
over and killed five children named Nebas,
between Heywards and San Lorenzo.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-03
New York s.oc Ii andn omev sxarhe,.

(By Telegraph
NEW YORK. May 2-Evening-NoGey market
easy at 4a6 on call, closing at a prime mercantile
paper 41s@5. Sterling Exchange steady at 4.8S1a
for long and 1854 for short. Governments are
quiet but generally firm. State bonds are inactive
Railroad bonds irregular with a moderately volume
of business. The stock market closed strong.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ell Adj 1854 shares
.ne Following are eo-day's closing quotation of
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-03
No Change in Coal Prices.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-In the new circu-
lars of line aud harbor prices of coal by the
Reading Company this morning no change is
made in existing prices.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-03

The dwelling of Daniel Reese at New Proyi-
dence, Pa, was burned yesterday and Mr..
Reese and his son burned to death.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-03

PONCE, PR. Schr Oliver Dyer-336 hhds So ties
molasses to Phinney & jackson.
FREDERICKToN, NIB. POO railroad sleepers
to Geo Prescott.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

e0arAaa.. ssssi, Wholesale Nzursk~s.
PORTLAND. May 2.
The following are to-day's quotations OF Flour,
Grain, Provisions. SC.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-03
Grain Market.

Grain Market.
PORTLAND, May 2.
The following quotation, of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
157 Commercial street:
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Receipts OF Maine Central.
Daiix Ksau,astic seceIn,s.

PORTLAND. April 80.
Sor Portland, 26 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
ter connecting roads. 60 cars miseellaneous rier-
St,an,iiso
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FIN ANCIAI4.
DAYTON AND MICHIGAN RAILROAD
COMPANY LOAN.
g EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- until noon, May IA, 1881, for all or any part of
Rl,84S,OOO
Thirty 900 year
First Consolidated Mortgage
Bonds OF the Dayton and RAicE.i-
gan Railroad Company.

Interest and principal guaranteed by the Cincin-
Eati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Co. Bonds
dated January l, 1881, maturing January 1, 1911
Interest at 8 per cent. per annum, payable Janu-
airy and July L, at the agency of the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Company in New
York City.
The present mortgage debt of the Company is
$2728,000 or less than $4,000 per mile, and for
this amount this mortgage is made.
The present issue is offered to take up the First
Mortgage Bonds. falling due July LIST next $685.
600 of the bonds are withheld by the Trustee to
meet the remaining outstanding bonds.
The terminal facilities of the company at Dayton
and Toledo estimated to be worth over 81 O00,-
900. The capital stock of this company is 81 211,-
$50 preferred, paying two (2) per cent. quarterly
and 50 .401. 500 common stock, of which 81 ,OO3,-
600 is outstanding, paying thee and one-hslf per
centum (31s per cent? interest, per annum. The
road has no floating debt.
The Seven-pcr-cent. Bonds, maturing July /
next will be paid at maturity, or will be received
at 10014 and accrued interest, in settlement for
the new five (5) per cent. loan.
No bid will be received at less than par and
crued interest.
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
Proposals must be sealed and Endorsed sBids for
Dayton and Michigan Loan" and should be ad-
dressed to the
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-03
ERoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

Sid I'm Amsterdam Apl 90 chip Matilda, Carver
Savannah.
Ar at Havre Apl 81, barque Helen Angler Geary
New Orleans.
Sid I'm Havre April 20, ship Occidental Dunphy
United States
Ar at Liverpool April 80, Eva Fisk Gould
Guaymas.
Sid FIN Liverpool Goth, ship Levi Wade, BagIey,
San Francisco.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-03
Havana Market.
Eurcpeau Markets.

By Telegraph,
LIVERPOOL, May 2-12.30 P. M.-Cotton Mai ket
easier; Mtddling uplands at 57sd; Orleans at 8 It.
l5d; sales 5000 bales; speculation and export l.
600: futures quiet.
NOTICE. Ladies now using cream tartar and
soda in baking will have better results by using
Congress Yeast Powder. Try it in biscuits, cake,
doughnuts, pie crust, etc.
SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD is sold by all gro
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BY water conyeysDcelG00 bush Cornmeal to q
". True IL Go.
stock Nmrkret.
The following quotations of stocks were received
yesterday by Woodbury. & Mouton (members of the
Boston Stock Exchange), corner of Middle and Ex-
change Streets
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-03
M A RINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

MONDAY, May 2.
Arrived.
Steamer Falmouth, Hall, Boston for PASSPORT
and st john NIB.
Sch Oliver Dyer, Emerson, Ponce, PR-molasses
to Phinney & jackson.
Sch Edward Lawyer. Kendall, Wilmington NC
naval stores to Lyman, Son & Co.
Sch D 81 Ingraham, Greeley, Richmond Va-coal
to Randall g. NIcAllister.
Sch 7 Benedict, Crockett, Woodbridge, NJ-clay
to Portland Stoneware Co.
Sch Gar, Terhune, New York-coal to -
Sch Odell. Winslow, New York
Sch Fred Holden, McRae Providence seeking
Sch Fred & Jack, Wilson, Weymouth nails to
King & Dexter.
Sch Good Intent, Mclean, Boston.
Sch w Brown Maddox. Boston.
Sch Lucy Ann. Maloney, Boston.
Sch Hesperus, Crabtree, Boston-molasses to Geo
Sch Free Wind. Frsbee. Portsmouth, (and sailed
eastward)
Sch Express, wass, Addison-wood to order,
Sch Tiger. Alley. Deer Isle.
Sch Brilliant, Wheeler, Port Clyde.
Sch Atlanta, Richards. Rockland-lime to G A B
Morse g. Co.
Sch Para. Bateman, Machias for Boston.
Sch Laurel. Bennett, Sullivan for Boston.
Sch G W Reed, Stinson. Bangor for Boston,
r Sch Hannah d. Reed, Westport for Boston,
Cleared.
Brig Fannie H Jennings, Neil, Matanzas-Geo
Hunt & Co.
Sch A Fullerton, (Br) Morris, Parrsboro. Ms
G lngraham.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
wISCASSET, April 2S-Sld, sch j P Wyman,
Urann. Port au Prime.
April 30-Sld. sch Herald, Frsbee. Boston,
May lar, sens Starlight. Blake, Portland Sadie
Boston.
May 2-Ar, sch Lulu Matthews, Boston.
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SP0KEN

March IL, lat Z N, Ion % W, ship NJ L Stone,
Field, from London for Yokohama.
March So lat 20, Ion 81, barque Joshua Lorng
Cook. from London for st Pierre
April 10. lat 25 80. Ion Sc 20, sch Edw A DeHart
of Boothbay, bound south.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1881-02-05
ST. James PARISH Ian 90 1SS

St. James Parish Jan. % 1881.
To the PrrsiGrn, aud members
of the Police Jury, Parish OF ST.
James.
Gentlemen,
In view Of the Importance of hay.
ing good Levecs to preserve the
Agricultural interest of this Parish
from danger of overflow this sea.
son deem it my duty to call the
attention Of your honorable Body
to examine carefully my report OF
the condition of the Levces of tue
Parish.
Under this view, l will now ask
you for the general good of this
community to appoint me to supc-
rimtcnd, and direct the Levce over.
seers and will report my actions as
often as you may deem it nccessa.
r.y. 1t will be very apparent to you
after your examination that there
is Il necessity for supervision Of the
Levee Oyerseers. In doing this
there can be no conflict of Authori.
ty between the Levce Inspector and
the Levce o%velseers, and all vii!
work tremendously together for
the common good. All | ask from
you lisa fair compensation for my
services.
Knowing the wants of this com.
munity, and the necessity of econo.
my in everything, my desire is that
the Ievces should be Immediately
repaired at the least possible cx-
penSe consistent with safety.
The Board of State Engineers
has given me discretionary Autho
rity under my own responsibility,
to alter their plan Of ''ltice Flume',
| feel disposed to change and sim
plity the same. | am ready to fur
Eish q sketch and specification to
any one who has a Rice Flume to
build.
Hoping you may take this under
your careful consideration,
| remain,
Very Respectfully,
d.. WEBRE.
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SALES.

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