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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-02

Die iiibli6en Stanten serntben im
mer tiefer in bu5 SenipererSs rInb Wut.
ferfabriuuiier i6rer n0rbli9en S6peiter.
ltaaten Mnine, Sppn unb $nnIn8
Den gtanten Georgia unb 8irsinier
bat iib jebt uu6 Miiiiiiippi ansei3lOl=
len. Der @ouperneur jenes Stantes
6at fiirjli6 etne v2pcnl Option" 8ia
rnter5ei6net, unb ulio iit Die 9emperen5-
muBre9el nunmebr uu6 in jenem Staute
ein9efiibrt. S'n 9tlabdma fono bieIelbe
i6On frii6cr @in9un9, unb bic nnberen
Suofuaten ruerben nun tuO6l idmnttli6
uno bolo i6rem 8eiipiele fOlsen unb
babur6 nu6 ouf Die 9eprbftaoten nn9
bieIer &i6tun9 einiuirfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-02

9u5 befunnte v8rnnbitreetsS Sournal"
bat cine ein9ebenbe 1lnteriu6uns iiber
Die 5abl Der 9lrbeiter aniteGlsn Gaiien,
mel9e se9enipdrti9 in ben bebeutenbfteiI
Snbuitrie 9iitritten bes 9anbes am
streit iirto. 9ieie 3ubl belduft fi9 nui
$1,000; bupOn finb 21,48O 9Oblensrd-
Der, 10,33O 8eber unb Spinner, 4O75
Gdubmu9er, 1000 9tdselorbeiter imb
5000 @iien6abnarbeiter. @s 1T bies,
ob9eieben BON Der 9eit bes sroBen gis
ieubabu=Streifs I'M Sabre 1877, BEL
tueitem Die 9r0Bte 2tnjabG Nrbeiter, Die
ii6 jemals in ben 8ereini9ten Stunten
6u glei6er 8eit i'm &ustunbe beIunben
bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-02

9en8eri6ten 5ufol9e itebt cine freunb.
I6aflide Seile9ung Der 9ifferen5er
Sluil6en 6en &ni9bts Of 9abor unb Del
GiienbaBn=S =Sertpaltung in 9lusiibt uni
fann ben5ufol9e Der 9rpBe Strife als
beenbet erfldrt iuerben. Sie Confer
en5en 5uii9en Sap @Oulb unb z. 9
%opberlp batten 5ur SOGse, baB eritere,
einiuiIli9te, bic slnselesenbeit bur6 cir
S6iebs9eri6t beilesen 81 1aRen, mi
lesterer ii6 bereit erfldrte, ben Streif
ern bic Srore, Die 9lrbeit ipieber auTs
5unebmen, SIT 9eben.
Die Ot. g. @iienbubn GOmpusnie bui
TaIt iiberau auf ibren Stntiunen seiterr
perlu6t, 6ru65ii9e ubseben 5u luiIen
mas ibr tbeilpeiie ou6 selans, bu9 BIT
5treifcr Iinb bis jest INNER nod ni6t
on Die 9trbeit 9esan9en.
@un Seoalia ipirb 9emelbet, baf
Srons 9eitern rpn ct. 2Uuis bnielbf
anfam unb nit ben Gittern Der Grbeii
ii9 ben sauSen Gag beratben bat. @r
bat feline Srore ertbeilt, baB Die Gtreifer
iuieber an bic 9lrbeit seben iOGIen.
Sro9tSiise sinsen ben san5en Gns mod
alien Ridtunsen ab. Srons bat iid
oeItern 9(benb tpieber na9 st. 2ouis
beseben. Gin Gbeil ber Gtreifer in
Gebalia Ion erfldrt baben, ben 8efeblen
9oiuberlp's ni9t gu seburden, bod mar
ten iie ouf Die Srbre bon Sruns, bnB er
Die 8ieberaufnabme Der Nr6eit uerfiist.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-02
4ns Wnrriinn.

9as 8etter iit ieBt iebr unansenebm
Die mel item Snrmer baben ben Safei
i6un seidet unb pfIii9en iest fGeiBis fin
&prn.
9ieie @U6e erbielten Die bieii9er
Sumfleute elm puur &usenlabunser
Jro6t bur9 einen 9umpfer Der itrom.
uuTiudrts fubr.
8. 2Bee & So. 6atten pprise
8o6e elm @enIeei i'm Sture uus9eiteu
bns llnSen iuo9. 9a8 9rDBte bnS
bis iebt bier 9eIeben iuuroe.
Serr 81. 8Oier mar leste g8O3e bier
unb bat Die &onb aussemefen Die ben
8iinte Siisel binnuffitbrt. Der aug.
semehene 9beif ioIG nit SteinI6las
beleot fperben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-02
Ernarn llnh 4ntnnrien

pom Scientific 9tmericnn," 5. 9e5cms
Der, 1885.
6. 8. 81. frd9t: u g8eroen @bite
SrOn5e 9entmdler ibre urIpriinsli9e
Snrbe fir INNER bebaften? Slntiport
Sa.
p @irft Die 9lus6ebnun9 unb .3u.
Inmmen5iebm9 beS "Details bur6 Sist
uno SGlte berartig, bnB bieie 0entmd.
Ter babur6 S9nben 1ciben? 9tntipprt
yteiu.
s. Sinb @bite SronSe 9enfmGlel
Iberbaupt bnuerbaIt? 9lntiport: So
unbebin9t.
A. Die llrlo9e meiner 5rnsen lit
g8ir tpolen elm Splooterz 0entmul er
ri6ten unb m0dten etiuas 9utes. 2lnt
iuOrt: 8bite 8rOnie lit aus9eSei6ne
fir obi9en 3tued
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-02
6OlOnie @arieRfrlO.
Gonntb Sit bnnRartinG GunuthI Ierns
al, Ser Seras uub qtaeiie RoiInan

an Der 2eras uue gatiTe RaiIpaS.
Ssrrli&fs srfuntrS aIimd, sutts g9aiTsr,
frtie g1ries. S6uIs unb Sfr&e, trdffiaer
fruHttarer prairte Scten. prreutte Ger
GSIrnts fnb gDei;tn, Safrr, @tTiir, Rpastn,
Raislcrn, Sprsbum, 9artrTsIu, @tmiIr,
Saumrole, 5abat unb Sbf. Giirntdtnlnnb
~ $4.0O bis 500 ZEN Adrr, duf 10fdbriasn
arteit, Staats-S9ulanb iu $500 btn adsr
auf hreieiefdbriseH 8rebit, prc3ent SntereI-
fen. gfur fur pirtLi5s sInfshirr. R65trs
Auefunft ertbsilen ReS. 9. q. peters,
Raritnfelb, 5rras, 8. g. &pes1er, Gin.
ranhtr. Nstnt. 40 Rain CTR. Dallas, Itras,
unb @. 8. abrams, 9dnh. .GrmmilFrner,
&. s. 2. Ry., DalIas, Itrds.
@rpeeGreurfpnen n mad IdritnftIt,
Isras, unp ;uriid, ~ lsbr erm6sisiem Sdbr.
prtis, fabrtn am 10. Stpttmbtr unb Io. Sf-
tpber oCu Gbieasc uur ct. eruis al. gDt-
gen Sidtts fHrribe man an Srbn G. Gnnfs,
S6 S4dfbinstcn Ctr. .,Gbieasp, g. 81. @aruid,
13l gins Str., Cincinnati, 8, une 8. 6.
Surnienb, Central pniTtnssr assnt ct.
Sruis, Rs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-02

rers blift faft ftabu De 8erftnno, Dem
Io'ne Wuiit bdtten ie nod ME geb6ri
mp ben Stld 2anb. liz Ruiitant tpert
6onn tplebt 10 9rpb In ieet: Bet6nI in
mid bnnn thu id il fir't @eridt. Sum
il MID Murn aanjifrib inn Gage Den
ie6 mi uns piber in ener afnse. Dat
lit ia srDb, not mnst iuobI fin? San,
San, il bebt min'n Sornhie6 De Sbren
0erI9nten. Gn gn6enfg5ur beft bonn
(ie9t be) BLOT bat T9ritpc be i'd dn; Se
gent em nod enc sunte anre 9beolrsi
70 perIfdn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-02
Die Waurriipn 9arifernisbriannasbia

Die ROrriIon acknowledgements
sebt ollnrdlis ibrem sbidinle, Der Der.
oienteu 9iieberln9e, i'm Gonsrehe ent:
eeeen. 9as amerifnniId)e Splf fam
Ie,nen gtatipnol=@borafter uidt burd
@eIese dubern, ebeniu tueris tpie man
einen Meni6en bur6 @eIcb relisi0s
obfr mdBi9 mn6en fam. Die 5reis
bdnbler, bic uniere !Ddfen ben fubrijirter
@aaren anoerer Nationen 0ffnen mir
ben, iasen, buB 9as 9ei6eben Tonne.
9as Gon9reBcommittee fir Ntittel unb
@e9e Ia9t, bic amerifaniI6en 9lr6eiter
miiBten iueniser eiIen unb trinfen, tueniz
ger Gel6 ouf bic @r5iebun9 ibrer Sim
Der nertpenben unb linsere Gtunben
nrbeiten. Mfan iebe ben SAL, bnB Ii9
uniere Nrbeiter iuirflid bn5u periteben,
fir serin9ereu 9Obn mebr &rbeit 5u
perri6teH, tpobin iuiirbe Die @pncurrenJ
am @nbe fibren? @lrben ni6t uniere
eurOpdii9en 8ipaGen iUfUrt nod niebri,
gere 26bne nebmen uno nod ldn9ere
9as8nrbeiten liefern? Saben Die 5rei=
bdnblcr bas i9un aussebn6t? Saben
es uniere arbeiter aus9ebn9t? @eiuiB
baben Iie unb iie i6euten ii6 au6 feiz
nestpess, ben freibdnblerii6en Mit9Giez
bern Der Mittel unb ggese Committee
in LETTER @O6e ben 5tunbpunft tGur ju
mo9en. gs mar bic Surdt bur bem
politiiden Se9rabenweroen, Die bns
8nu99rimmen in ben bemofrut il6en
Srei6unbelsfreiien er5euste unb bas
s6idial ber MOrriiun 8in beiieselt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-02

Ser GOnsreB iuIIte 10 raid wie mOs=
lid, ein @eies erlaifen, burd iueldes
sdiebs9eri6te 5ur 8eselurs Der 9treit=
frusen Suii6en Capital uno Nrbeit ars
9eCrbnet fuerben. Sas ein5ise &ebis
calmittel sesenGiienbobnmunopole tudre
aber bas llebernebmen Der giienbabu
bur9 Die Ser. Gtaaten, barn t6nnten
Iol9e 5uitdube, uie iie seseniudrtis
berrI9ten ni6t lei6t pOrtommen.-Go
bemertt iegr treffenb Der ct. Gbas. 8e>
nub(ifauer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-02
&ein &nn9cni9abrn mrbr

Gb. S@epsarb, BON Sarrisburs, S1s.,
ldat Sd empfebIc has ,,GIeetric SitterS" aus
Grfabruns henn i'd bate Gin pTenes9 9eI6piir
an m.insn Beine, s SABRE lang. Die aIsrjts
fnsten mir. fe mistsn tntpebsr ben Snp&en.
fGaten, perr has 8ein abntbmen. Gtntt
hejftR brau@te i'd GItetrie Sittsrs, ustl Bud
Iins Nniea GaIbe unh mar sebetIt. Die
SIaf&e 8ittrrs fcifet so Gents bic SaIbe 25
Gts. ptr S&a@ttI tst Or. 6. Rafs. 5
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-02

8er9niisen ben 5erren slusuit 9aHsen-
bOrfer unb 6. gSilI einen 8eIu6 abse=
itatt. Obi6Cn Serr Sramp ni9ts iiber
Die galifprnier Geine tommen InEen
tuOlIte, ertnnnte er bod Die bOrSiisli9e
0ualitdt Der bieiisen Meine at un6
elnpfan6 nit mir bic Gtdrfe berIel6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-02
MDer's
Gherrp.gertora1.

Seine enSern arnnfbeiten iinb Tn ;bren ausriFtea
70 tldiI6 rpie bic, weIde bic 2ebIe unb Sa2ss 6ss
treffen. Seine perbtn ppR 6es sfttrsoEI herea,
IpsI9e bnran Isteen, nit ioIdber gorsIoFeteit Gee
trabtet. Gin aemSbnIi5er Suitsn essr cine Ess
tdItuns, bic uicGei6pt oopoa beErnErt, hns uloa
fttb uubspa5t benz @etter Gin penib ousesIest bnt,
ii oft Der aufan9 elmer seidbrii9sn aranFbsit edt
pierjie Sa5ren tdntpit Nper's GFerrp=T =Tett O.
raj gegen bic arantbeitsn her aehle uno eunge,
bot feline erose g9irtfauttsit babel tewisien. uRb
foGte baber in allen 6dIen Obne S6stFH ssSOins
men nerbeu.
6ciIuns cinss fcfjrecIitben $uflenR.
..Sm Sabre 1857 jos ib mir eins bsftiae gIi6Is
tuns iu, bic meine eunae onariH. SO fiitIte
i@rsdIi5. gnO cine i&IaiISfs NaSt tSlets Str on,
nm aper's GberrpsSectero1, uno es
bra1te uteirer 2unse Grlsi9teruna, eob mir S9Ioi
uno oamit bic IIr ssiebererEansnne ntetrer Starse
geeforaIs ueruoundnbiatc bic SCiIun1. S5 Tin
iest 62 Sabre oIt, frii6 utb seiie, unO Tin Gtcrs
ssii1t, Sas mito Sbr SsctoraG ecretttt hat
Soroce SairbroIb cr."
&odins5on. @t., 10. SuIi 1854.
3duti9e Srdune. - GrfIdruua elmer weuttcr.
>. aIs i'd uorieen 8inter ouf benz Sonee mar.
botte mein breiidbriges Sobm9en einen Gnfoq uon
SSser ts G ssr i gss S 90 pr sr @ srSSs s
ibn aper's 9berrp'R ctcroI sFten, moron
mir tets cine SIoibe int Sapie bntten. seir eobsH
s9m hs,ns Ed Tesm aSsf s or ~ snS IN ,s ssTqsr Gts
nit 2eidtisfeit Ser arst fdgte. has Ghsfrps
Electoral babe meinem Iieber sinbe hos Ssten
eerettet. annn man iih ea lber unisie EaRi5ars
tsit munbernl gufrittie bic Sbre
Srnu Gmmd G GeSntp."
15o Beitslesite ST., Rep.Yorf, 16. sR0i 1852.
sd gebrande felt mebrersn esn5reR Sper'S
Gberrps 9 ectordI IN meinem Souie urh trdss
teiIt Seoenfcr, es fur has wirtIanhe aFitit ecqS
Sniten lmb Grtdgtuussn al ertiaren has nit = Sxs
eepdnbt. q. 3. Srnne."
2Gfe GrpfiaI. T7nn.. 13. g?Sr5 1850.
.,abt Sabre lang lit IDS az Der 9ruftl dune iHs
mirrbs. no8Sem id pieIe sftttsI Imfon;, rcriucst
bate, hur4 Ngsr's Sberrp.g setoroI QsbeiIt.
Sefspk Eate ca"
gpbaIid. Miii.. S. aptiI 1852.
SO tonn Mot sernls sura sobs prn ap.r's
GherrpsSe ctor1I iusen. bern i5 eldithe, n5Ks
basisIbs wdrs itb tdnsit aa eungsnIsissu ssfortsn
q. SrashoR."
gaIefins. sezoc. %. Gprit 1882.
Gs sis5t feine arartheit an Der stbIs rSsr su,ss
bic nibt bur5 2psr's Gbsrrp'TcetrraI beseu.
tenb esutiIeert Toirh une es ptrh tIznter Ssitins
briHsen, penn bos llebsG nod nibt 81 reit iss
bic gSirtuus oTIer GReoujn sssuHaen il.
Subsreitet
Or. 3. 6. &srr & Co., 9orrG, &as.
IN olIen 2IpotRetsu 81 haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-02

Ser erite s6luB Der Champagne" iii
neuli3 I'M @purtbauIe 5u garrpatpn,
Ntiii., 9efn[len. 9a etipn dtunuSis 9e=
ger unb tein einSiser @eiBer tObt nui
DEM 9lnbe blieben, iiebt Die @ei9i9te
allerbinss tpie Elm nsrUBer bemptrut,=
1dler Siea" aus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-02

Ser @On9reB iit iest felt brei MUnn
ten in sisuns. Giebentauienb 9iGIz
Iino in bieier 5riit einsebradt iuurben
unb aus bieier unermeBGi@en 5lutb but
Der 9rdiibeut erit brei, unb 5tuar bon
unter9eOrbneter 8ebeutung, unter5ei6'
net. 9ieier gOnsreB sei6net fi@ bon
alien ieinen 8orsdnsern burb politii9z
es strObbrei9en unb yti6tstbun aus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-02
8rief.ethe.

Sermann, Ro., april l., 1856.
Sriefe, tuel6e Bis gum 81. Wdr; IN
ber gUituffice in Sermann ti6t ahoebpli
iuurben.
8ein Sobn 9pbui9 Sermaan
Burns 3bomas See 8 q
Srue6 gopnrb NilIer Gottfrieo
Gaerber Qoam Spefbales Gmma
Stride Sranf Smith 8 9
8rote Sobn ToDlor qSm
Selmenba9 Sobn 2 8alter IS
FROM DEAD LETTER OFFICE.
9a9ebOrn Sobn Sanbs Sobn
8eim NbboIen obiser Brlefe, isp(Ie
man 9efduisit fasen ,,onse5eiet."
SufaO Cttmuettcr,
9Spftmeifter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-02

Sd frbs birrmit bns pubIifum ron @aseu.
naee unb dnerenseneen Gpuntss in Gtnntnis
bag i'd bic Srl3- uab gBaartn-SrrrGtbs,
treltt id f6uHtS RON @. 9ans itsrnrmmrn
babe. trhruten6 Strmtbrt babe une ~ m6sietu
preifen pertauftn rtrhs. RseIle SeeieuuNa.
Stfeannstn tprrhen prompt ausssfiHrt.
iunS5.6.rt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-02

8ferbe5ettel tueroen in Der 9ruderei
bes y@Olfsblatt" prompt unb billis on=
9eferti9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-02
JOHN f. FECHNER
p Al M e ER

smpFsbIt ib ten 9,utlifum Ssrmann's uut
tlmeesenb sur Ausfubruus aasr in ieiu 5aG
Iblasenpen Arbeitsn.
prpmpte une reele 8eeienuug BEL na6ieen
preiifu earaniirt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-02
2u herfanfe,t.

Gis unter hem Ramea ,,Graf's SsIanS"
befauitte SnItI III biIie fur 9aar AZ lauftn.
Die SnltI Iieet q NeiIsR pefL. pen Ser,
mann unt IL eira 200 gftr ercs; 80 tis 40
Aftr Ine flar. p6brsHb ttr Ssff aus SrIJanb
hefftbt.
Rd9Hts gu srfrnsrH Sci
Tbte.GraE
pfrmAHH, Hs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-02
6ermann s@arfi@itsn gersim

6crmann, Wp. Mdrj %. 1886.
8eselmdBise 8erianimluns bes Ser
mann S6arfi6iisen 8ereifis.
9as 8rotutolI Der nprbersebenben
8eriummluu9 iuurbe oerleien unb att
genonmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-02

<IHVuIIII IUHIUI UVTN9IVTTVIII Uub VCtI
9. 2uetbp, fir Die Summe bon $1,000,
einen S9eibenseiser an Der 5aupti6ei6e
oufiteGen iUlI; 9rabt unS @fOfen biersu
felt Der @erein. 2aut 8ei9lus tuurbe
Serr 2uetbp aIsbonn nutOriiirt ben
n6tbisen 9rabt ieGbft on5ui9uffen.
Sierauf tpurbe 9err GrnUlb grpen=
bed, bur9 Serrn 9. 9uetbp, als @it=
9lieb bur9eI9la9eu.
@innabmen an 8eitrdgen $500.
Sierauf 8erta9uns
8. q. Srunb, Sec.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-02
WO9entli9er Sj!arttberi9t
0rtreibe, 0ebI II. !. To.

grO6uttc.
Gorrlgirt ppr
GEORGE RAETTLY, 0rnrcr,
Gie an9e9ebeuen &reile perben uou ben
6dnblern [meiitens i'm SauI6e] be5nblt.
Butter, per 8funO ....... 10 125
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-08-10

nor sALE-The very desirable house and
IL land No. 374 Spring Street; the house has
twelve rooms and laundry in excellent repair;
sunny exposure and elevated grounds the garden
has large variety of trees in bearing order; size
of lot 1O0x200 terms very easy; the furniture
and carpet can be bought if desired. BENJA-
MIN SHAW, 4S1a Exchange Street. I'll
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-08-10
Sudden Death.

The wife of Mr.. ii. B. Brown, the artist, died
suddenly Monday morning at Mr.. Browns
cottage on Cushing's Island, where the fam
lily were stopping for the summer. 1t was
hoped that Mrs. Brown, who has been in del
icate health would be benefited by the pure
air of the island. Sunday night she retired,
apparently as well as usual, but yesterday
morning. betw, en- 1 and o'clock Mr.. Brown
was walked by sudden tremor, and imme-
diately perceived that she was unconscious.
Physicians were summoned at once from the
hotel, but all efforts to restore her were use
less. The cause of her death was failure of
the heart. Mrs. Brown was a daughter of
the late Captain Arthur M. Small of Port
land and sister of Mr.. Edward Small, the
bookbnder. The family have returned to
their residence on Danforth street, where
funeral services will be held Wednesday af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock. Mr. Brown has the
sympathy Of the whole community in his
sudden affection, e5rG
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-08-10
The Fishing Industry.

o. B. Written said yesterday: A packer
here, who, year ago had $500 barrels in
stock, has packed so far less than 70 barrels.
The mackerel men are discouraged and the
vessels are one by one hauled up. The men
Of the Portland feet have not averaged
more than $40 a month. There are about
1900 men employed in the Portland mackerel
fleet, and this bad luck will effect almost an
equal number of families. The cod fishers
have done much better and will generally
make good season."
Capt. Cole, who commands one of the
schooners Just in with full fare of cod,
says colonial fishermen are more eager for
employment than he ever knew them to be
before. No American captain will run the
risk of shipping one of them, and they have
no paying market at home. A mackerel
fisherman said yesterday morning, 1--WE
made ONLY Sl3 this season,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-08-10
Personal.

-:"'W." H. McCrillis, Esq, of Bangor, is in the
city.
Mr.. Garrett Schenck of Bangor, was in the
r., city yesterday.
DR.. Freeman E, Small, prominent physi-
elan of Rumford Centre, has moved to Port
land.
Professor George L. Goodale of Harvard,
formerly of Bowdoin college, was in town
yesterday.
Mr.. A. r. Pickard. proprietor of the Pc
nobscot Exchange, Bangor, was at the Fal-
mouth yesterday.
Mr.. E. H. Talbot of the Railway Age is
and will visit Portland.
Mr.. Charles P. Miller of the National Ac-
cident Society, $50 Broadway, New York
city, is at the City Hotel.
Col. Charles P. and Mrs. Mattocks, and
Col. Charles B. and Mrs. Merrill, of this city
are stopping at the Bluffs, Mt. Desert Ferry.
Mr.. Bert Allan of Dennysville who grad
usted from the Maine State College last June
with honors, has received the appointment
OF Principal Of Hampden Academy.
w. H. johnson and wife, Providence; j.
u uuluCl, Il. luludus ~ Il. w dllOu, NOW
York j.. w. Bradstreet G. F. Cobbett, j.
NJ Cohen, Boston; W. E. E. Brown, Pictou
l.. B. Coggeshall, Philip Brady, Bristol, R.
l.. G. H, Fitzgerald, Island Pond; j. A.
Morse, Vassalboro; Mrs. Charleton and
Hanson, William Warren, Montreal; Ell. A.
Bridgman, Auburn; F. W. Penley, Quincy,
Mass.,J. W. Goldsmith, Pennington, are
among the arrivals at the City Hotel
The following were among the guests at
the Falmouth Hotel last evening" Mrs. W.
Glading and family, Philadelphia; J. w.
Despow and wife, Little Rock, Ark; w.
Kicker and family, Newark, N. j.; C. W.
Cook, Hartford, Conn; G. M. Blake and
family, Chicago; E. P. Cleveland and wife,
Cleveland, Ohio; F. d. Hinchman and wife,
Detroit, Mich; G. H. Davis and wife, Wor-
cester; G. B. Crossman, Milwaukee, Wis.
W. H. Thomas and wife, Baltimore, Md; P.
Nassick, Albany, N. Y; W. Hunt, Utica,
NY.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-08-10
PORTLAND ScHooNERS SEIZED
Charged with Violating the Law Re-
garding SEEMING.

Fish Warden Whittier of Old Orchard
Sunday evening seized the Portland macker-
ell schooners Dreadnaught and James Dyer
for seining fish within the three mile limit.
Three schooners were observed by the ward
en- near together and inside the limit but the
third, belonging in Provincetown escaped.
The Portland sohooners came to this port
yesterday discharged their fares of about 80
pounds each and put to sea. The penalty
for the offence with which these vessels are
charged is $500, one-fourth of which goes to
the officer making the seizure.
The action of the Fish Warden was taken
under the provisions of chapter II, section 40
of the Revised Statutes of Maine. The sec
tion is as follows:
The taking of mackerel, herring, shad, porgies,
or menhaden, and the fishing therefor by the use
of purse and drag SeineS, is prohibited in all
small bays, inlets, harbors. or rivers, where any
entrance to the same, or any part thereof from
land to land, is not more than three nautical
miles in Width under a penalty upon the master
or person in charge of such seines employed in
such unlawful fishing, of not less than $500 or
more than $500, to be recovered by Indictment
action of debt; fourth of the penalty to the
complainant or prosecutor, and three-fourthS to
the county in which the proceedings are COM
menced and there shall be lien upon the YES
sells, steamers, boats and apparatus used in such
unlawful pursuits until said penalty with costs
of prosecution, is paid.
seized vessels, stated last evening that the
bay where the schooners were at the time is
over three miles broad.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-08-10
BRIEF JoTTINCS.
d&w1w

There was an insurance of $500 on the
house on Portland street burned yesterday
morning, In the Holyoke
Coroner Gould will continue the inquest in
the case OF last Wednesdays drowning acct
dent at nine o'clock this morning.
pl.-The First Baptist Society have chartered
crthes steamer Express for moonlight sail
. down the harbor next Thursday evening
Forty people came out from Portland, Sat
urday on purpose to pick blueberrieS, and
pretty thoroughly stripped the bushes along
the Ross road.-Biddeford Journal.
Cumberland District Lodge, l. O. G. T..
will meet with the lodge at North Windham
nesday, Aug. 18th, to accommodate the dele
gates and the visitors of the city lodges, al
7.30 a. m.
Workmen are engaged in repairing the
Chestnut street school house. Yesterday
forenoon chute which they had constructed
for the purpose of conveying rubbish out OF
the upper story of the building to the ground
gave way, and two windows in the front of
the building were broken completely out.
j. Coles moonlight sail and concert Lby
Chambers band will take place this even
ing. The steamer Emita will leave Frank
lin wharf at o'clock. Tickets can be pro.
.. cured of Mr.. Cole, and at the boat. If the
weather is not pleasant, the party will &c
the first pleasant evening.
There are many lovely spots in CaSco Bay
but none more pleasant than jerks landing
Great Chebeague. The committee of the
Sons and Daughters of old York county have
wisely selected jerks hotel for their annual
clam bake and dinner on the 18th inst They
go by steamer Gordon from Custom House
wharf =
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-08-10
The MAINE Pension Roll.

The territory of Maine which is under pen
sion agent Anderson contains about 1880
pensioners, who receive $2,300,000 yearly.
The rolls do not include naval pensioners,
who are paid in Boston. During June, there
was disbursed to invalids $3.50, 5S1.62, and to
widows $12S, 6S006. There are 1853 survivors
of the war of 1912 on the rolls, who received
during June $3312, and 939 widows, who re-
ceived $29, 1885, There are no revolutionary
soldiers drawing pensions, and only one re-
volutionary widow-Mrs. Susan Curtis Of
Topsham. There are Is pensioners who re-
ceive 81 a month, and % who get $72. The
largest number receives 81, Sc and SIS per
month, 513 draw 1874, 262 $50, II $3.50 and
% $50 month. Among the best known who
are drawing pensions are Gen. Joshua l..
Chamberlain, $50; Gen. Selden Conner, $50
Corp. d. F. Davis, 81; Gen. George l.. Beal,
$3.50; Gen. Neal Dow, $3.50, and Gen. J. P.
Cilley, S25 month.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-08-10

NOR sALE-Fire bricks, red bricks, crate
10 bars buckstaffs, rods, iron furnace doors, and
large variety of material nearly new,at the Port
land Smelling Works, by L. TAYLOR, Treasurer
~ IL
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-08-10
Horse Notes.

The handsome bay stallion, Glenarm,
owned by Drake Of Lewiston, and by Con-
stellation out of Skip, which made the fast
est four-year-old record in the State, 2.399, is
showing great speed this season. Saturday
he turned the Lewiston track in 22S and re-
peated it in 2244. The stallion is seven
years old.
Mr.. John F. Haines of Biddeford has a
fine string of horses at the State fair grounds
in Lewiston. He is handling very fine colt
owned iby Mr.. HI. P. S. Goold of this city.
Mr.. Haines is driving the fine mare Nellie
M. and she will make good showing before
the close of the season.
The York county agricultural society has
decided to offer purses for two, three and
four-year-old colts at its fair the coming
fall list of which will be published next
week. -
The entries for the races at the New Eng
land Fair to be held in Bangor promise to be
unusually. large. Mr.. F. o, Beal will fur
nish information to all who make applica-
ton to him.