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The Portland daily press., 1884-07-15

ROME, July IA serious anti-papal DEM
onstration occurred here yesterday during the
services in memory of Pope Plus TX. The
rioters attempted to cross the squara in front of
St. Peters, but the police and military prevent
ed them. Six of the rioters were arrested.
The Cholera.
MARsEILLEs, July 14.-Thirty.two deaths
from cholera occurred here last night and four
since nine o'clock this morning.
ToULoN. July 14.-The number of deaths in
this city from cholera last night was eleven.
The heat Is intense and the streets are entirely
deserted. All the cholera patients who were
in the city hospitals have been removed to the
suburbs. The mayor Of this city has been at
tackled with cholera.
Very Hard TO Please.
LONDON, July 14.-The Times this morning
IN 81 article upon the Republican and Demo-
cratic nominees for the Presidency "1I hs
platforms concocted by the Republican and
Democratic conventions are both equally un-
worthy of respect They are distinguished bv
the absence of clear convictions, by evasions
aud trimmings, by servile rivalry in lattering
dices, modern demagogues and social quacks."
The Cabinet Hastily Summoned.
LONDON, July 14.-Gladstone TODAY hastily
summoned meeting of the ca binet.
French Quarrel in Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA, July IA conflict has arisen
mere between the Egyptian customs officials
and the French agent. The Egyptian officers.
in fumigating the mails to guard against chol-
era, discovered and seized quantity of con-
trahand Valuables. The French agent protest.
ed against this as an interference with the
mails, and hence the trouble.
The Egyptian Conference
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 14.-In consequence
OF the Egyptian Conference having, according
to information received by the Porte approved
the proposals made by the English Govern
ment, the Grand ViZier has rendered bis res
lgnauon. Inc Sultan refuses to accept it.
The Situation in Madagascar.
LONDON, July 14.-Latest advices from Mad
agascar state that the the Hovas are actively
preparing to resist the French Heavy fight
lug is imminent.
Good Crops in Prussia.
BERLIN, Jnly 14.-The crops throughout
Prussia are unusually good.
Ninety Rioters Sentenced in Belfast Yes
terday.
BELFAST, July 14.-Ninety of the Nation
alists and Orangemen who were arrested for
participating in the riotous demonstrations
yesterday were sentenced to terms of imprison-
excitement in the city is very great and fears
OF another outbreak are entertained.
Mr. Cornwall Brought TO Dublin.
DUBLIN, July 14-Mf. Cornwall, the secre-
tary OF the Dublin Post Office, who was arrest
ed Saturday at Linglithgow, arrived here to-
day in charge of detectives, and was placed IN
prison.
Alfred McKiernan, George Taylor and NAL
colin johnson, witnesses for the defence in the
Cornwall-O' Brien libel suit, and arrested on
Saturday, have been released from prison on
to inform against Cornwall.
The magistrate refused to accept bail for
CORVALLIS appearance.
The Frauchise Bill.
The last attempt to arrange compromise of
the franchise question has failed. MARQUIS
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r.rr;t,e Cm,.ing Affray.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., July 14.-At Mount Ha-
IL station on the Carolina Central Rrailroa1,
twelve miles from hare party OF negroes had
zors were quickly drawn and Eli Barenger had
his his head almost severed from his body, aud
Latin Martin received pistol ball in his
brain. Brass knuckles and sluDg shots did
deadly work ard about twelve negroes were
more or less hurt Barenger died instantly.
Marlin still lives, but there are no hopes of
hs recovery y Three negroes we're arrested to.
day and carried to Jail at Dallas. The ARRAY
ccc1rred in a house aud the scene was fright
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-15
MASSACHUSETTS.
tx Gloucester Fishermen Supposed to be

Six Gloucester Fishermen Supposed TO be
Lost.
GLoUcEsTER, July 14.-Schooner Anne and
Mary, arrived from Bank Quereau, reports the
loss of two of her crew-Edward Olsen and
Albion Johnson-who went out in dory to
visit travis and failed to return. The weather
was clear and as they had sail on board it is
supposed they were capsiZed and drowned.
Both were SWedes and unmarried
A dispatch received from st. Pierre, Mique-
Ion, reports that ten men arrived there in DOR
les saved from schooner Morris 1t is suppos-
ed to refer to schooner Abbie T. Morris of this
port. 1t is feared she has been run down and
sunk. She had crew of fourteen men. Great
anxiety is felt for the safety of the other tour
men.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-15
GENERAL NEWS.

The work Of disinfecting a tickly populated tene-
ment district of New York City begun yesterday.
BY the fall of brick wall at the Pacific Lot ION
Lawrence street, Lawrence, Mass, yesterday
two children named Mary Me Donongh aud Gather
inc Flaherty were killed. Katie Hogan sustained
a fracture Of the left foot.
Yesterday being the 95th anniversary of the cap
ture of the Bastle the French societies in New York
city celebrated it in an appropriate manner.
The Centennial celebration at Middletown, Conn.
yesterday, drew an immense crowd of people there
The arrangements were elaborate and successfully
carried out.
special from )wensboro, KY, says that at 1.30
O'Clock esterday morning an armed mob attacked
the county Jail and killed the jailer. A. j. Lucas
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Pros. Of an Alleged Enabezzler.

PHILADELPHIA, July Postmaster aasastoa YIN tbi:
mornine unon the charges of embezzlement OF
S1199 Of he government funds, and of illegally
dispOsing # postage stamps in his possession:
A warrant las also been issued for Assistaht
Postmaster Jssse K Mines upon charge Oh
embsZZement.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-15
IRISH-AMERICANS.
Meeting of ths National Committee OF
the Republican League.

MRetlnR OF lhs NatlOmuI COnanlftlee OF
the Republican League.
New YORK, July IA meeting of the ma
tional committee of the Irish A meriean Re-
publican League and other prominent Irish
citizens was held at Long Branch today for the
purpose of organizing for the campaign. A
large number of kilograms and letters from
different parts of the country making reports
of the Blaine and Logan movement were read.
1t was resolved to hold a convention Of
Irish-American Republicans at Cincinnati,
Sept. 90 A committee was appointed to pre-
pare an address and plan of the campaign.
The executive committee, consisting of Hon.
A. l.. Morrison, Hon. j. j. Gegban and Gen.
James L. O'Beirne, we're appointed to take
charge of the details of callisg the convention
and the conduct of the Campaign. Hon. J. j.
Geghan was appointed secretary, vice Jos.
Nowlsn, deceased. who had acted during and
since the last presidential election.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-15
SEVERE DROUTR.
Sheep and Cattle in Danger of AnniIiln-
tiOn i'm Texns.

GALVESTON, Texas, July IA dispatch to
the western part of the State confirm the re-
port that the sheep sand cattle industries
in that part of the State are threatened with
humiliation by the drouth. Sheepmen are ar
irving daily at Eagle Pass, seeking ingress to
the Mexico water holes. The streams on the
American side of the Rio Grande River are
dried up.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-15

SALISBURY maintains his position that there
should be no franchise bill passed without re-
distribution OF parliamentary seats.
Earl Granville has announced that the gov
eminent would introduce a bill for redirtribUt-
ing of parliamentary seats OF the autumn ses-
sion If tho franchise bill were passed now.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-15
POLITICAL.

Secretary Teller Nails a Campaign Lie-
He Predicts Mr.. BIaines Success.
WASHINGTON, July 14.-Secretary Teller fur
nishes denial of the published report that he
had said the Democratic ticket was especially
strong He adds that he believes the nomna-
ton of Bayard, Thurman or Mcdonald
would have been stronger than Cleveland, and
that Mcdonald, in his judgment. would have
been stronger candidate for Vice President
in Indiana than Hendricks. He tn inks Blaine
will carry New York and Indiana.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-15
THE DOMINION.
Opposed 10 Annexation.

HAMILTON Ont, July 4.-At an Orange
celebration here Grand Master Wilson declar-
ed that il the annexation of Cauada to the
United States was ever accomplished it would
be after 100000 Orangemen had been slain.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-15
LATEST MARINE NEWS.

Steamer sasanon 10 be Pumped Out.
BooTHBAY, July 14.-Steamer Sasanoa
which went ashore on Cloughs Ledge and fill
ed Saturday, stove her houses. Tug Adelia
and scow moved her Sunday to the beach
where she will be pumped out and taken to
Del,
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-15

A collection of Arab coins, worth $4,000, is
among the effects OF the late Rogers Bey, who
is known as a notad Arabic scholar, aad the
discover of the tomb OF the Caliphs.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-15

With the exception of the Wolves, where the
New England disaster occurred many years
ago, it had been previous to the erection the
lighthouse, regarded as perhaps the most dan
gerous obstacle to navigation on the New
Brunswick coast--but OF late it has rarely been
the scene Of disaster. About the point the
cliffs, which are of considerable height, rise al
most perpendicularly from the water, and even
when the sea is calm, the roar of the waves, as
they dash against them, is heard far out at sea.
The lighthouse at Point Lepreaux has usually
two lights placed one above the other and q feet
apart. Fixed white lights, striped RED hori-
zontally and white octsgonal; these lights are
81 and 30 feet high; visible in clear weather
distance of about thirty miles. The light,
however, is now under repair. The fog whis-
tie gives two blBsts, Of five seconds duration,
with an interval of five seconds. In the heavy
fogs that somesimes prevail in the neighbor-
hood the sound Of the whistle is heard only to
distance of a few miles away.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-15
THE OLD WORLD.

News by Cable From Different
Countries.
Cholera Still Raging at TOulOn and
MarseilIes.
The Heat Intense and Streets De-
serted.
SERIOUS ANTIPAPAL DEMON
EsTRATION I'm ROME.
Ninety Nationalists and Orangemen SEN
fenced.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-15
Another steap,er As.,ore.

QUEBEC, July 14-The unknown steamer
reported ashore two miles below Fox liver is
ssngers and crew will be landed as soon as the
weather permits. So far there has been no Sc
rious damage to the vessel. She lies in a bad
position on the rocks in seven feet of water
forward. The only communication with the
shore is by line or hawser.
The Harrington Gees Ashore ON the Coast
OF NewfOundland-The Grew Saved.
ST JOINS, N. F., July 1.-The iron steam.
ship Hartin gton, during dense fog, ran
ashore yesterday morning at Western Head,
st. Shots, and became total wreck. Crew ali
saved. The Harrington was laden With phos-
pilates, bound from Charleston, South Caro-
lima, to West Hartlepool. Capt. Wandless will
arrive by train from Salmonier tonight
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-15
COPARTNERsmHP NOTICES
Dissolution Of Co. Partnership.

TYPE co-partnership heretofore existing between
"A the undersigned, under the firm name of H. II,
KICKER & 90, at 1896 Fore street, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All demands due to or
by the firm viii be settled by successors at the
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-15
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, July Is.
The indications for New England to-day are
slightly cooler, clearing and fair weather,
northwesterly winds and higher barometer.
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
[11.27 P. MI
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-15
SPORTING.
The REeadyiIIe. Pa. Regain.

Hhe MeadviIIe, Pa, Regatta.
Ool-EAUT, Pa, July lathe coming re-
gatta % promises to eclipse anything Of the
KIND ! at has taken place this year. The
names the scullers who have arrived are:
A a Ismm, New Bedford; John Teemer
Mcheeesl 1t; J. Mckay, Halifax; P. N. Hos
m me New Bedford: G. III. Hosmer, Boston; G.
kill; L. L. berger. Roston. r GsnJsrr e.
Louis P. 'iddv. Pittsbnrg and otbors ~ 81 Ss'
pected this yening. - "-'N o'"OA' arc OK
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The Passengers.

Among her passengers were tho following
from Maine: D. Dolay, @. W. Livey, Mrs. M
Clark, Miss B. Holey, r. "a: Eaton, Mrs.
Blades of Portland; j. Wetherbee, Eastport;
Miss Jost, Calais; Miss Eva Love, Eastport.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-15
WAft NGToN.
ecauu9 ainst Cholera.

w Asd4H6 1ONf
ghuysen today inEIs1
fcers at London, d.
Bordeaux, Breme 20
appoint competendaE
vessels and passen'i%
ted States from tina
ficers are instructet t.,
health in all cases2
ton Of a sanitary -
given.
The consuls are
Bile any case of infe
known to exist on lmsa
her departure for t ~
course is adopted in
GERS in our ports MAJ
the approaching dan
take such measures al
from gaining a foot ~
Facts al
General Sheridan ?
the President to act a,
Secretary Lincoln's alb
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-15

Base Ball.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
New New! 9orks... 81 0 0 0 o o 0 q
1hiiaoeiphlas' 40 0 o 0 0 2 o. 2
AT CLEVELAND.
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AT DETROIT.
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PROVIDENCE.
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bostons'.'' .''... JCi o 8 o 1 o o o. s
no GAMES.
At Baltimore-E SUora. Trnion. *
City 2. Tvs oone 40 hansas
A. LomsvlileMLoSi lies 6, Alleghenys O.
At Columbus-Wart lions Coinno J,asS 1o 1.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-15

" odulOtCUueulaE Oh
], Marseilles, Havre,
mburg to at once
ans to inspect all
rtlng for the Uni
antioned. The Of
SO clean bills of
ION recommends
at such bills be
report by Ca
, ltagious disease
1 i at the time Of
/ States. This
ne health off.
? warning of
prepared to
t the scourge
a untry.
"A, ignated by
sc War in
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The Portland daily press., 1884-07-15

Thieves have heen raiding the churches of
Dexter lately. The Methodist, Baptist and
Universalist churches vestries were raided by
them last week.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-15

Hon. Edward Cushing, president of the
New England and Acadia Steamship Com
paDy, has been confined to his house at Cam
den for several days by sickness.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-15

NEWS ArOMA SMe COAnpAny's V1nces
President Hersey yesterday received a de-
spatch stating that the ship lies on the rocks at
an angle of S5 degrees The rocks had pushed
through the bottom OF the vessel under the
boiler. aud showed it up, az well as a part of
the main deck. Tie officers went under the
hull Sunday and found that the copper was not
even wrinkled, except in the place above men,
toned where the break occurred The butts
had not started; not even The putty. The hull
was very strong. The smoke stacks had fallen
snd.part of the hurricane deck. Negotiations
have been entered into with the st. John
Wrecking Company as we'll as the Boston.
late despatch received by President Her.
seq from his son state that about seven eighths
OF toe cargo had been taken from the vessel in
good condition, and the prospects of the remov-
al OF the steamer looked better.
Capt. M. B. Tower, of the Boston Wreeking
Company, who VAS at the Falmouth Hotel last
evening en- route to St. John by the Pullman,
told a reporter that he intended upon arrival
at that place to proceed at once to the scene of
the wreck. and make an investigation. and if
it was possible to get the vessel off work would
De commenced Immediately. He thought that
it would be far more difficult to raise the vessel
being il the position that she now it, than it
would to raise her from beneath the water w.
ing on a level
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-15
THE STATE OF MAINE.
--latest News from the Wrecked
Steamer.
PRESENT PROSPECTS ARE THAT
SHE WILL BE FLOATED.
Story of tine Disaster Told by Those ON
Board-DescriptiOn of the Locality
Conduct of the Officers Commended
The Maine Passengers.
Special to Press.)

Special to Press)
ST. john, N. B., July 14.-The steamer
Flushing brought to the scene of the wreck
from PASSPORT President Hersey and the Com
missioner Of Wrecks for Maine. The tug Diri-
60, with wood b. at loaded with freight, left
at 80 p. m. for ST. john Capt. Chisholm of
st. John, sgeut OF the line, has also gone from
here to ascertain if it is possible to saYe the
wreck. The steamer remains in the same
position as when she struck, and it is not
known whether she can be foated. The
furnishings, which have been rescued ara to
be sent to Portland.
An idea of the force with which the steamer
struck may be obtained from the fact than an
immense boulder was broken off the top of
the reef and harled several feet away. The
keel, SO far as visible, as been completely de-
stroyed, and the copper fer some distance up
has been stripped off and wrinkled There is
also large hole in her bottom.
In the interior the ruin is complete. On The
main deck the water is washing through her
and carrying out everything movable. The
saloon presents a sad spectacle. Where all
was palaial elegance aud comfort few hours
ago is now a scene of ruin and desolation All
the starbeard side aft of the paddle box has
been carried away, and the waves are washing
In, snatching up in their hungry grasp every
thing within reach. The staterooms were part
ly rified of their contents, the floor was strewn
with pieces of carpet and debris of various
kinds, and so slippery had portions OF the floor
become with the action of the water that one
was obliged to crawl along on his hands and
knees to reach the forward Part of the vessel.
The smoke stack on the port side fell after
she was on about three urs, and crushed in
the ceiling of the saloon. Beyond the crushing
of the roof no other damage is apparent to the
upper works of the vessel The machinery
was as bright and in as good condition as when
the engineer left his post.
One hundred barrels of meal stored in the
after Part of thu vessel, also quantity of ma
chinery and other valuable articles it is feared
cannot be saved.
The steamer New Brunswick is to leave hore
Wednesday, aud tho three trips week are 10
be continued as usual
ITO the Associated Pressl
ST.. JoRN, July IA despatch froia Point
Lepreaux says the steamer State of Maine re-
mains in the same condition. Ii the weather
continues as it is st present the vessel can be
got off and her machinery saved. Tue tug
Dirigo and the cutter Wood bury ara taking off
the freight. There is large quantity that can
be brought off. Plnnderipg is extensively car
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-15

During the late war, a sailor on one of the
United States gunboats, on the Mississippi
river, performed very brave act saving the
lives of all on board. A shell dropped on the
deck of the vessel and would have exploded.
A sailor named Richard Rawley stepped for
ward, picked up the shell in his bare hands
and threw it into the river. Richard Rawley
is now in Jail at Machias where he was sent by
Justice Clsck last week, uuder the tramp laws
CT the State, because he had no visible means
of support.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-15

distinguished Visitors at MIR. Blaine's.
AUGUSTA, July 13-Hon. Geo. B. Loring,
United States Commissioner of Agriculture,
and Geo. w. Riddle of Manchester, N. H.,
treasurer OF the New England Agricultural
Society, were in the city for an hour to-day,
and called on Mr.. Blaine.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-15

said: am member of the st. John fire de-
psrtment and at the time of the disaster 1 was
on deck talking to VIM. n. Venning when we
heard the crash caused by the vessel striking
the rocks. 1t appeared to me as if there were
three shocks, the second and thlrd being more
violent than the first. I Immediately offered
my services so as to help get the other passen-
gers ashore and | took charge of one of the life
RATS. think it was about ten minutes be-
fore that was launched and there were eight
passengers on it, There was not at any time
any confusion and great presence of mind wal
displayed by the passengers and crew, The
officers were GOODNESS itself and did everything
that was in their power
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-15
me- AAarAnStoM Waes Ashore ON the Coast
of NevfOumdIaud-The Grexv aavosI
MAINE.
A Criminal Arrested.

Augusta, July 14.-Daniel G. Hall of Ban
gor wanted in that city for attempted murder
on the Hampden road last January and who
wss arrested in Lewiston on Saturday, 9th
inst, afterwards escaping from the city prison
in Lewiston Was arrasfad hara to-5ap
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-30

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ten. gu @uniten bes Generals Simblaine
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,Nnaefiibrt." = vsSsr meiner Su9enb,

yInaefibrt." ySyn meiner Susenb,"
ersdblte elm alter Waun, ,batten mir eineu
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6naben absufuiien ueritano. @iues Cages
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babe ME pieosr faulen &ua6su aufgepaBt."
8snn mir re9t aufmerfiam iinb auf unz
fer eigenes Sbun unb 2aiien, 10 wers
ben mir taum 3eit baben, BET ancern Sch
Ter gu fiHbeu.
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0uttteS WIIerIe t.

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iproden, duBert gum gritaunen 2laer, 6as
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pom ben vgeeben" bas Wieilte tranf, bat
man ni6t erfabren %fSnren, b09ft wabrs
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unjere Sienitboten.

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