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NEW YORK.
Great Labor Demonstration.

New YORK. Sept. 5.-The great labor demonstrs-
ton in this city to-day was success Fully LOU
organizations were represented. and $4,000 men
were in line At Union Square the procession was
DIR. A. Donal. The Newark jewellers turned out
500 strong, the piano makers and cigar makers
1000 each, and the bricklayers 1000. There were
many red tiags in the line and many OF the bands
played the "Marseilles." The notices carried were
sPay no Rent" ''Al men are born alike and equal
Labor built this republic, labor shall rule ETC.
AT the conclusion of the parade, the organizations
proceeded 10 Wendell's Elm Park, where a monster
picnic is now being held Speeches are to be delfv-
cred by John swinton, Robert Blissert and others,
and the Socialist Glee Club are to sing.
The Knights of Labor.
The organization known as the Knights OF Labor
composed OF delegates from all over the country,
met here to-day. The morning session was taken
up in the reception of credentials preparatory to
the business meeting.
National Social Science Association.
SARATOGA Sept. BIN the Social Science Asso-
citation Department of Education, Prof w. L. Har-
ris chairman made address in continuation OF
his address of last year. An address was also made
in eommemcration of Charles Darwin by Mrs. Emil
ly Talbot uf Boston, Parke Goodwin of New York
and Frank b. Sanborn of Concord. An abstract OF
the paper ON "ClviliZation of American lndians
by Alice Fletcher of Washington was read and dis
cussed by f. B. Sanborn, Mrs. q. II. Dali OF Phia-
delphia Mrs Emily Talbot, Leroy Parker, president
of the Michigan beard of health John Wannamaker
of Philadelphia, Edward W. Bemis OF John Hop
kins University, and Mrs. Humpstone and others.
H. L. Wayland read paper on Progressive Spell
ing" - .,,,.
paper on Progressive Spelling, in which Rev. I.
Jones of Massachusetts,. Prof. Baldwin and Francis
Wayland of Yale College, Hon. A. j. Kingsbury OF
Waterbury, Conn, and Frank b. Sanborn parI1cl-
pated Rev. A. y. Mayo read his paper at the even
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY.
stockholders Meeting.

of the Stockholders of the Maine Central Rail-
road Company will be held The Presidents office
in Portland on Wednesday, the 18th day OF Sep
Tember A. D. 1882 at one O'Clock in the afternoon,
to consider shat action they will take on an indent
ure by and between the Maine Central Rallroad
Company, and the European and North american N
the European aud North American Railway to sad
Maine Central Railroad Company, and lheeher they
will confirm and approve said indenture
Per order of the Directors. -
Attest, JOSIAH FL. DRUMMOND, Clerk:
Portland, August 20, 1882 au3udtd
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Wanred.
A girl competent to do general house,
work in a small family. References re-
quired Apply ON or after Monday, Sept.
4sh, to Mrs. L0ring, iI6 Spriag Street.
se2 dlW#
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 6.
METEOROLOGICAL.

METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
Sept 6, l A. M. }
For New England,
Fair weather. winds mostly north to east Rising
followed by falling barometer, stationary or lower
temperature.
WEATHER BULLETIN.
The barometer is highest in the ST. Lawrence val
ley The cyclone reported in yesterday morning
bulitin as south of Hasan is since reported
west of Jamaica and moving in northwest eirec-
ton A weak depression is central northwest of
Lake Superior moving eastward. Strong easterly
winds continue at Key West and storm on the
Texas coast is limited in and is central south OF
Indianols. The temperature has risen slightly in
the Missouri valley and fallen decidedly in the ex-
treme northwest with northerly winds OH the Allan
tic and in the Gulf states Local rains are re-
ported from Texas and the South Atlantic States.
Fair weather is indicated in the Lake region and
New England today and tomorrow.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SAFE.

The u chm Il ohnson Farm and other Real
Estate in GOrh m.
We offer for sale the homestead farm Of the late
John johnson, situated in Gorham, on the road
lea ling from Gorham village to Sepago Lake, and
about three miles from said village.
This farm contains one hundred and forty seven
acres more or less, wi good fields and tlage land,
wood lot, with large amount of valuable oak hem
lock and some pine timber. has good buildings,
beautifully situated consisting of two story frame
house ell aad carriage house, with two barns and
other bull ings and never failing supply of water;
has cut seventyive tons of hay, cut abouts fifty
tons Aso wood lot of thirty acres, more or less,
in North Gorham. the Standish line and the +.
& o. Railroad about two miles from White Rock
station adjoining land of Daniel Files lso. 1-16
in common and undivided of township Letter D.,
Franklin County For further particulars enquire
of LOCKE g. LOCKE, corner Middle aud Exchange
streets Portland. Attorneys tor Trustees of Maine
Conference of M. e. Church. au3ldlw
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A CARD.

We have disposed of our custom
department to Mr.. M. Mitchell
Who has had charge of it the past
three wears, and is favOrably
known as a fine workman. Thank
ing our friends and the public for
their generous patronage, We
take pleasure in Recommending
them to favor him with their fu-
b. F. WHITNEY & co:
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by TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
HURT BY A SWING.
An Accident that Occurred at Marano-
cook Yesterday.
1Special to the Press.

SPECIAL to the Press.
MARANoCooK, Sept. 5.-This morning just as
Gov Plaisted commenced his address at the Fusion
mass mseting, Mr.. Joseph Bangs of Pennington, a
well known and highly respected citizen, received
severe if not fatal injuries. He happen d to be
standing with his back to- but in line with a
swing that was occupied by two men who were
swinging rapidly. The swing struck him in the
back of the head, sending him forward to tho
ground in senseless condition. He was at g
attended by physicians and recovered SO far as to
be able to understand what was passing. By diree-
tion of Mr.. Payson Tucker he removed to the
company's build ng on the platform, and was sent
home on the first train.
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Sensation in a Church.

READING, Pa, Sept. 5. Considerable excitement
was caused in the LIE 1anon Reformed church, in ses-
sion at Womledorf to-day by sheriff entering the
church there and arresting Rev. Alex p. Keyser,
pastor of fourishing church at PottsVills upon a
charge of breach of promise of marriage. The ac-
cused gave bail for his appearance at court.
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The Tariff Commission.

CINCINNATI, Sept. ga deputation from the
grocers association of Cincinnati, consisting of
Messrs. james McGlenn, L. G. Keever, James H.
Laws and David A. White before the tariff
commission this morning and presented paper on
the question of duties sugar, molasses and rice
1he paper advocated continuance Of the wise and
liberal policy of protection tor those staples of the
south and southwest. Mr. Laws stated in reply to
a question by Mr. Oliver that there was no general
feeling in the community in favor OF any radical
change in the tariff and it would be better TO let the
terfered with in either way.
Geo. r. Mckee OF Frankfort, KY, made plea, IN
favor OF the hemp interests; Geo. Strloiey Oh Cl-
cnnati against an increase of duties on tanned or
finished Kid skins; M. B. Daley against reduction n
of duties on sugar, Inolasses and rice. Inc COM
mission meets tomorrow in Louisville KY.
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Struck by a Train.

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. 5.--The afternoon ex-
press train, going east on the new York & New
England road, struck a team belonging to Smith,
NUrtham Co., near their warehouse at Windsor
street. crossing killing both horses which we're val
liable, and racuring the skull of the driver Chas.
S Miller, who will probably uie.
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MEETINGS
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the subscribers for
IN stock for the purchase of land on Great Hog
Island and to others interested, that meeting OF
said subscribers will be held on said Island, WE'D
NESDAY, Sept. 6 at o'clock p m. for the pnr-
pose of taking measures to form a corporation.
Boat will leave east side of Custom House Wharf,
at p. M. u. r. sMl III;
codE
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TO LET.

STCRE Nos. 117-119 Middle st. Now occupied
- vC A. Parsons & Co.. as Wholesale Drug
gists. Inquire of MRS. H. E. THOMPSON, No
164 Bracket st. Jyl4dtf
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$4,000 GONE.
Co,lanse of a Coloredo q Ra.ne

DENVER, Sept. 5.-The Trbune's Salina Coli
dispatch says the Bank of Salina closed its doors on
Monday morning. The deposits amount to about
$500 900 mostly made by the working class. The
capital of the bank is said to be only So 900. The
deposits total loss. Hartzell Bros, proprie-
tors of the bank, left the city Saturday.
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The number OF Polls returned this year is
9044 which Is 283 more than last year.
The income of the City's propertyis estimated
at $50 800 which added to the amount to be
raised by direct taxation makes the whole
amount required for City's needs S809. .451.23.
The following table gives the valuation, taxes,
and PERCENTAGE from 1872 to 1882 inclusive
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Praft's Astral Oil.

Has been in general use for over ten years. and to
larger extent than all similar grades OF OIL com
bined.
Its reputation is worldwide, and it will not be
questioned that tor Family ii is the safest Oil as
well being all other respects superb TO any oil
ever made for illuminating purposes. The essential
features of the ASTRAL which have made its repu-
tation-A bsOiuIe safety, Perfect BuruInS Z
Quatstias, aa I'D Freedom from Disagreea- :
bic Odof. Names of parties having the genuine
for sale furnis he'd by us.
w. w. WHIPPLE g. CO.,
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NEW ENGLAND FAIR.
Ninth Annual Exhibition-A Small At
tendance.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 5-The 18th eshibi-
tion of the New England Agricultural Society,
held for the fourth time on the grounds OF the Wor
cester society was formally opened his morning by
the secre ary Hon. Daniel Needham. Hon. George
b. Loring the president, is absent west The custo-
mary address was therefore made by Mr. Needham.
The at enhance was small and the entries in nearly
all classes much below the average. Poultry is an
exception, last years display being doubled. The
quantity of tarm produce is notceably affected by
the dryness of the season. In horses and cattle all
the New England States are represented except
previouslyears. The programmefor the week is;much
the same as that of previous years. Thursday will
be Governors day, and The presence Of President
Arthur is not yet despared of by the officers of the
society The feature of today is bicycle meeting
in which about 800 wheelmen participate. The
Secretary furnishes the following summary OF en-
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At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4, Cleyelanas g.
At Bufalo-Buffalos S, Worcesters 2.
At Chicago--Chicagos 10, Troys 0.
AT Detroit-Detroits 8, Bostons 0.
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MISCELLANEOUS
New Life

is given by using Browns
IRON BITTERs. In the
Winter it strengthens and
warns the system; in the
Spring it enriches the blood
and conquers disease; in the
Summer it gives tone to the
nerves and digestive organs;
in the Fall it enables the
system to stand the shock
of sudden changes.
In no way can disease be
SO surely prevented as by
keeping the system in per-
feet condition. Browns
IRON BITTERs ensures per-
feet health through the
changing seasons, it disarms
the danger from impure
water and miasmatic air,
and it prevents Consump-
ton, Kidney and Liver Dis
ease, &c.
II. S. Berlin, Esq, of the
well-known firm Of H. S.
Berlin & Co., Attorneys, lie
Droit Building, Washing
ton, D. c., writes, Dec. 9Th,
1881:
Gentlemen. take pleas
ure in stating that have used
Browns Iron Bitters for ma
laria and nervous troubles,
caused by overwork, with
excellent results.
Beware of limitations.
Ask for BRowN's IRON BIT-
TIERS, and insist on having
it. Don't be imposed on
with something recon-
mended as "1ust as g0Oa."
The genuine is made only
by the Brown Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Md.
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Bailey, ,GilbertL. 2o2 95I

Balley,GllOertL. lU1 20
Bailesi Helen
wife of James. 1858 rs
Bailey, James. .815 70
Bailey q Noyes. .935 25
Bain, James. ....392 10
Baker, James H. .230 80
Baker, Ruth II
wife of JacobC 1922 30
Bank, Canal Ma
tiOnal .........769 20
Bank, Cumber-
land National 408 sc
Bank, First Ma
tional... .438 sc
bank, Merchants
National .......774 O0
Barbour, Charles
J est. t........-..240 sc
Barbour, John. .235 &c
Barker, Abba A.296 &c
Barker, Peleg. .699 &C
Barnes, Harris q 233 05
Barrett, Franklin
R.............. 398 &C
Barrett, Geo. P.3I4 rs
Beckett, Sylves-
ter b =. 1855 Sc
Cahoon, ohas.W
est. Geo. w
Cahoon Ex'r. :. .40S 5(
Carleton, Samuel
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The Fugitive Philadelphia Almshouse


PHIL LADELPHIA, Sept. 8. - Last evening the
Sehuylkill harbor police found dark soft felt hat
noaiing in the river under Gray's Ferry bridge. AS
tne nat Is similar to the one lately worn by Major
Ph1pps, graphing irons procured and the river
was dragged for the body Of the fugitive almshouse
superintendent, but without success
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M. c. mi. association.

A STATED Meeting of the Maine Charitable
"A Mechanics' Association, will be held in the
Library Room Mechanics Building, THURSDAY
EVENING. Sept 7th. at T.30. full attendance
is requested to hear the report Of the committee on
Industrial Exhibition.
sep5d3t X. B. SWIFT, Secretary.
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Masonic Excursion.

CONCORD, Sept. 5.-The officers Of the Grand
Commandery of New Hampshire, with the Mount Mount
Eminent Commander, and the Third regiment
Band q pieces left here at 12o this afternoon on
special train. They will be joined at Manchester
Band and proceed to Keene, where they will be re-
ceived by Hugh De Payens Commandery wltn 1.ae Ine
Russell There will be singing, music and dancing
in City Hall this evening street parade snu re-
view at $50 tomorrow and at p. m. grand pan
quet in Cheshire hall, returning the same evening"
PORTSMOUTH. N. H.. Sept. 5.-Forty-hve mem
bers of Hugh De Payens Commandery kulghts
Templsr of AIelrose, Mass, arrived from Portland
via New Market Junction this evening. Ihey were
city with music and escorted through tn principal
streets. They then proceeded to the Wentw,91Ttn a
main until tom orrow afternoon when they will re-
turn home.
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The committees will be filed tomorrow forenoon:
The rink devoted to the manufacturing exhibit ana
flowers and fruit opens tonight
The afternoon was devoted to bicycle parade in
which 200 wheelmen participated followed by two
mile one mile and half mile races, which were cas-
ily won by Frank Moore of England.
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Ts LET.

House, 62 Gray street. Inquire
of F. s. WAITE E8HOGsE, 9S Ex-
change street.
ie28 dtr
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so,,th Carolina Greenhackers.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Secretary Chandlers Visit to Portsmouth
PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 5.-Fre alarm and drill took Ns
place at the navy yard this afternoon IN presence VI
pressed real surprise at the unsurpassed water
frontage of Seavey's Island, below the navy ysra,
and its abundant naval facilities. The secretary
leaves tor Concord ibis evening or tomorrow
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RI Matinnal social science Association.
POLITICAL.
Congressional Nominations

COQ&r6SSlOubl INOllid1pA0ASs
OLNEy. H., Sept 5.-Judge e. B. Green, who
declined the Republican congressional nomination
for the Sixteenth District, now consents to run.
CINCINNATI o.. Sept 5.-Ross j. Ale lander Oh
B ridgeport was nominated by the Democratc con
yentiOn at ST. Cairsville to-day, Tor congress III te
Seventeenth District.
DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 80 L. Spaulding was
today renominated for Congress by the kepupn-
cans of the sixth dlstrlct.
PrTTsBURG, Pa, Sept. b. Hon. Russell Errett,
in the Twenty-second and Hon. Thomas M. Bayne
in the Tweuty-third congressional districts, We're
to-day renomina ed by the Republican conventions.
Nevada Republican Convention,
RENO. Sept 5.-The Republican State convention
met AT 10 O'Clock this morning. The platform
adoned refers to the history of 1.-THE party, and
dorses President Arthur; calls for enforcement OF
the i-Chinese laws and promises to defend the
public school system from sectarian influences
Enoch Strather was nominated for governor; O. O.
Powning of Reno, for Congressman, ana Juuge "
r. Leonard judge of the Supreme Court; o. r. Blck-
nell clerx of Supreme Court; j. Ii. Doremer secre
tary of State; j. f. Hallock comptroller; " ID.
Davenport, attorney general; G. s. preple OF heno,
surveyor general j. o. Harlan OF carson, olate
printer; G. s. Young of Virginia City, super1nten-
dent of schools and G. E. Laughton of Carson CITY
heutenanG governor.
South Carolina Greenbackers.
COLUMBUS s. c., Sept. 4. The State convention
of the Greenback Labor Reform party met at Il
O'Clock to-day. About 20 delegates were present,
many of whom colored. Rev. j. d. Durham
(white) of Aiken, was chosen temporary Chairman.
A committee on credentials was appointed ana
recess taken.
Missouri Republicans Want a Convention
KANSAS Cry, Sept. 5.-The Journal to-day puD-
fishes card signed by six members OF the Kepuoli,
State Committee of Missouri, uniting IN a cal
| for Republican State Convention at Jefferson OltY
on the Goth inst. The card states that tne slghers
do not acquiesce in the decision OF majority OF tne
mittee that convention shall not be held 1or
the reason that they are satlsffed tnae an over
whelming majority of the party uemailus tnao sum
convention be held,
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RENT WANTED.

A good convenient Rent Of 5 or
6 rOOssss i'm a central location.
Address RENT, Press Office, stat
ing location and price.
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TO LET
HO1EL TOLEAsE.

The International Hotel. Portland. Me
FJyHIS House is situated in close proximity to the
IL landings of the European, New York and Bos'
ton Steamers ana opposite the Grand Trunk Depot.
Easy connection with other parts of the city by
street cars. 1t is in rstclass order throughout and
will be leased respons BILE parties furnished
furnished at a reasonable rental. Inquire of
au22dtf AUG. 2. FULLER. Portland. Me.
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WASHINGTON
Army Changes.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-By army orders Major
Franklin Harvard will be relieved of his present
duties by Major Francis M. Farquhar and will take
the station at Wareham, Mass, relieving Major
John w Barlow of the temporary charge OF inn
provements of the harbors of Wareham and Hyan-
his. Mass, and Colonel George Thom of the charge
of the harbors of Proyincetown, Plymouth and
Nocu
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The State Tax assessed for 1882 is $l.o63,-
509.91. Portion to be paid by the City OF
Portland is $137. 7.0542O.
The State Tax paid by the City of Portland
froIa 1880 TO 1882 inclusive, is as follows:
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The Market.
Our market rsgorts this morning will be fSsnd on
the fourth page.
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GENERALIZATION and TAXES FOR 1882

The assessors have completed the assessment
for the year 1882 and committed the lists to the
City Treasurer and Collector.
The valuation for the current year is, heal
Estate 500 2S8 300, an increase from last year
of S402, 900 Personal Estate Sl2 ,364 ,4bb, an
increase over 1881 of $748,4
The actual increase it will therefore be seen IS
$1,148,43O
By an ordinance of the City Council, discount
OF three (3) per cent will be allowed on all taxes
assessed for 1882, paid on or before the 3lst OF
October next
The rate of taxation is s2.15 on the 500,
being twenty cents on the S100 less than last
$2.O8.
The sums assessed upon the city for the current
year, are as follows:
For State Tax ......,.. S137, ,O54 20
For County Tax Tax.................. 27,144 90
For City Purposes. ........... 545,043 90
S709241 20
Amount of Overlayings ........ 1910 03
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sanator Ren Harrison at Augusta.

Senator Ben Harrison at Augusta.
AUGUSTA, Sept 15.-Senator Benjamin Harrison
of Indiana addressed large and enthusiastic meet
inging of Republicans at Granice Hall this evening.
He confined his remarks entirely to nationa mat
ters.
Fusion Rally.
Especial to the Press
MARANocooK, Sept. 5.-The Fusionists held
mass meeting here to-day addressed by Gov. Plais-
ted, ex-Copgressnan Chittenden, Hon. e. f. Pills
bury Hon. Joseph Dane DR.. De La Matyr and e.
Moody Boynton. Mr.. Boynton was set down for
fifteen minutes and used up almost two hours GOV.
Plaisted made no new points in his speech and the
other gentlemen discussed national issues. The at
tendance was large.
An Enthusiastic Caucus.
Especial to the Pressl
BIpDEFoRp. Sept. 5.-An enthusiastic Republic
can caucus was held here this evening. Il. Libby,
Esq.,, presided Charles IL. Prescott, Esq, of the
Union and journal, ana George y. Burnham, Esq,
were chosen candidates for Representatives to the
Legislature Both gentlemen are very popular
here and their election next Monday, with Others on
the Republican ticket, is assured.
Representative Caucus.
[By Associated Press.l
BELFAST. Sent. 5.-At Republican caucus to-
night Hon. Nathan F. Houston was nominated for
Representative to the Legislature.
Blaine and Gibson at Rockland.
RocKLAND, Sept. 5.-Farwell Hall was crowded
this evening to listen to the addresses made by Ex-
Secretary Blaine and Gen. Gibson After alluding
to the Importance of elec ing the Republican Con-
eressional ticket Mr.. Blaine confined himself to
State Issues and criticised severely the course of
r,1o; tn
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A postmaster Rohhed.

A route agent reported to the Post Office Depart
ment that a mob COMPOSED of Democratic roughs
surrounded the post office at Hgginsville, No. SAT,
urdas last threatened to demolish tue Office and
mobbed the postmaster who was compelled to fly
for safety to Kansas City. The Acting Postmaster
General has instructed Inspector Edgarton at 81.
ance and report the facts of the to the depart
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WASHINGTON, Sept 5.-Secretary Folger was at
the sub-treasury in New York to-day, hearing from
representative what they have to say about the
situation Up to the me o. writing he had not
made known whether he had decided to prepay the
SIG, 100000 of bonds due the 9th or not ne
seems care little what speculative interests IN
certain whether the absorption of money by the
treasury has yet had detrimental influence on
trade or will be likely to have such influence, pro
vided the prepayment of the bonds referred 10 Is
not ordered.
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HELP WANTEE

W
good, strong American woman to do
general hOusewOrk in the country. En-
quire at 65 Hampshire Street.
au18 df
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CAUCUSES.

WestbrOok.
EFyHE Republicans of westbrook are requested to
II meet at the Selectmen's Office at Saccarappa
Friday evening Sept. 8th at 730 O'Clock tor the
purpose of nominating candidate for Representa-
tive to the State legislature
Per order Republican Town Committee.
Westbrook, Sept. 4th, 1882.
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TO school Committees.

ANrED.-Position to teach Music in the
w Public Schools. Excellent testimonials from
Prof. j. X. Paine, IL. e. Holt aud others. Address
B. W. rlagg A. NJ, 10 Concord Ave-, Cambr Idge,
Mass aug3d5w*
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Wanted.

A N experienced salesman to travel for a whole
IN sale house. to sell groceries. provisions aud
flour. Address P. o. Box 11l6, Portland, Me.
Inn