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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-11-09
Miss Cleveland and Publisher Elder.

New YORK, Nov. 5. The World of this
morning prints the following special from
Utica, y. Y: The people of Holland Patent
are getting very indignant about the conduet
Of the Chicago publisher, Elder. towards
Miss Cleveland, since she released herself
from his magazine. After Elder had made a
fruitless attempt to see Miss Cleveland at
her home in Holland Patent, stories were
suddenly, put in circulation. attributed ID
Elder and his friends, that Miss Cleveland
was placed under restraint. amonnting al-
most TO persecution, by her brother. and that
her retirement from literary work was not
voluntary. The residents in Holland Patent
all have deep respect for the Presidents
sister, in many instances Amounting to n
positive affection. All who have taken pains
to inquire, know very well that Miss CIeye-
land dropped Elders magazine because the
publisher failed to keep his contracts with
her and with the writer's who furnished
matter for the magazine some of them
wrote TO Miss Cleveland and wanted "a
know what they should do for their money.
Reports giving other reasons for q disagree.
ment are unfounded and malicions For the
present Miss Cleveland intends to stav nj
Holland Patent, but she has repeatedIy been
urged by the President and his wife tn 90 10
Washington this winter and il Is NOT mike
ly that she will do so. ' "''''Ao
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Accidental Deaths in Newfoundland.

HALIFAX, N. S., Nov. s.-A number of
tragic deaths are reported from Newfoun1-
land. A septugenarian named Richard
Moore, while in a fit, rolled over a precipice
at the entrance to st. Johns Harbor and was
dashed to pieces on the rocks below. Two
brothers named Bowbridge were drowned
at kerry's Harbor. Two men named Saun-
ders and Newberry overloaded their fishing
boat and drowned near Twillingate Two
brothers named Costello and companion
named Kennedy were burned to death at
Brigus Pond on Sunday night. They were
going from Conception Harbor to the extern
sion OF the railway seeking work, and are
supposed to have lit their pipes in a barn i'm
which they were going to sleep.
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FOREIGN.
a Panic over the Threatened Dis
order In London.
Emperor Joseph's Speech Consider
ed Message Of Peace.

LONDON, Nov. s.-London is having fine
disorder. The socialist leaders seem To have
been actuated by anything but a desire to
preserve the peace when they abandoned
their project Of joining the lord mayors pro-
cession down in the city for scheme of a
mass meeting in Trafalgar square, since
they must have known that the latter would
also be forbidden. Everybody seems to ex-
pect big row.
The Telegraph is quite hysterical in de-
mand that all the cavalry in town be ordered
out to form part of the procession and over
awe the turbulent crowd.
Big preparations are making by both the
police and the horse guards to prevent dis
turbance. The garrison of the metropolitan
district, especially at the Tower and In st.
James Park. will be dnnhlad ON Mnndnv
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.

Published every day Sundays excepted by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
AT 81 ExcHANGE STREET PORTLAND. ME.
TERMs-Eight Dollars Year. To mail SUBJ
scrlbers Seven Dollars Year. if paid in advance,
a., RATES OF ADyERTIsING-One inch of space
ene tsngIn OF column or twelve lines nonpdreii
Sl;5o per square, daily, first week; rs cents per
week alter; three insertions or less 81 OO con-
tinuing every other day after first week SO cents,
HAN square, three insertions or less, 10 cents I;
one week, Sl.O0; 90 cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one-third additional.
Under head OF "ANUsEMENTs" and s'AUcTIoN
SALES, 500 per square per week; three inser-
tons or less, S1.50.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS,
Published every THURSDAY MORNING, at $3.50
a year. Il paid in advance, $500 year.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS" (Which has large circulation in every
part of the State) for S100 per square for first in
seruon, and 90 cents per square for each subse
quent insertion.
Address all communications 10
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
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Murder in Montana.

FoRT KEoGH, Mon, Nov. Son Birch
Creek, eight miles north of Dillon, on the
morning of the Sd inst, two men. named
land. Menson finally went for his gun. and
on returning fred on Axe, blowing his head
of Menson was arrested, and while wait
ing for conveyance to take him TO Dillon.
a lad named Schenck, II years old, who had
son and and killed him instantly. The mur-
derer was arrested
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shnt in a Family Quarrel.

HAvERHLL, Mass, Nov. 6.-purlpg q
row between the family Of Cornelius Dris-
coll and Daniel Tracy on Maple street, last
night, four shots from revolver were hred,
three Of which took effect in DriscolPs per-
son. One ball passed through the front por--
tion of his head. inhieting serious and
probably fatal wound, Tracy was arrested,
charged with firing the revolver,
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-----
a Famous RicyciIst.

SAN Francisco, Nov. S.-Advices by
steamer City of Sydney, from China and Ja-
pan, which arrived yesterday, state that
Thomas Stevens, whose tour around the
world on bicycle has made him famous, ar
rived in Hong Kong Oct. 4th. He was not
permitted to cross Afghanistan, aud so took
the steamer from Calcutta to Hong Kong,
whence he will 60 on his bicycle to Canton.
and thence to Shanghai, where he will take
a steamer for Japan
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Fire at Calais.
SHE is SAFE.
Revenue Gutter Manhattan Arrives
at creenport, N. Y.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Noy. S.-A report
from New York states that the revenue cut
day afternoon.
United States revenue cutter Manhattan,
reported to have been foundered Sunday a.
m. in Long Island Sound, was seen by Cap
tain Hallett of the steamer III. f. Dimock,
& pd BoSISn Gt dToa Se@ M Sn1day SnHd ali right
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Real Estate Iranafers

The following transfers OF real estate In
the county have been recorded at the regis
try Of deeds:
Gray-,John II. Fowler TO George r. Merrill.
land. $500.
Caseo-Russell L. Chute to George A. Chute.
land. $3.50
Harison-Mary Y. William to Moses William.
land. 81 and other valuable eonslderaflnn
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Emperor Joseph's Speech Approved.

VIENNA. Nov S.-The newspapers almost
unanimously approve Emperor Francis
Joseph,s speech to the Austrian Hungarian
delegation on Saturday. They consider the
tion to the remarkable absence of anv refer
ence to an Austro-German alliarce. Some
papers think this was by arrangement with
Germany In order not to offend the Gar
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Steam Mill for Rumferd.

RUMFoRD CENTRE, Nov. S.-A steam mill
meeting was held at the store of j. f.
Stephens at Rumford Centre, last Saturday,
to see what encouragement the citizens
would give Abbott & Bennett towards build
ing steam mill in this place, for the pur-
pose of saving lumber, spOols, squares, also
a mill for grinding corn, etc. Nearly $500
will be given them by those interested in
this vicinity The mill is to be 25x6O feet
and will be most welcome addition to the
business Of the town.
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BriarreI out OF Danger.

PARIS, Nov. s.-James Briarrel, the Amer
lean painter who was assaulted in France
yesterday, is out Of danger. He has made
sketches of his assailants to assist the police
In Identifying them. A clew has been OBJ
tanned to one Of the robbers When the as
sassins jumped from the train Mr.. Briarrel
was left ,weltering in his blood on the floor Of
the coach.
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Held for the Grand jury.

QUINCY, Mass. Nov. e.--James A.. War
rem who Is alleged to have married Quincy
10iiri while still the husband of Celeste Scru-
ton of Manchester, N. H., was held in $500
today for the grand jury.
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the WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Nov. o.
The indications for Maine, New Hamp-
shire and Vermont are fair weather, slightly
warmer.
The indications for New England are fair,
slightly warmer weather, southwesterly
winds
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
PORTLAND, Me- Nov g. 1880
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Poachers have taken six hundred pounds
Of fish In Great Pond this year, and shipped
them from Belgrade station. The authori-
ties are after the offenders.
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
The case Of William +. Field. Of Boston,
formerly OF Newport, against the Maine
Central Railroad Company, In which he sued
the company for $4,000 damages for injuries
sustained by the accident at Lincoln a few
years ago, and which was assigned for trial
In Boston yesterday, has been satisfactorily
adjusted between the parties. The amount
paid is not made public, but 1t Is said 10 be a
larger sum than has been paid in this State
Tor many years for Injuries received In rail
road accident.
YORK COUNTY.
:. The York county quarterly meeting of
Free Baptists held a very interesting session
4th.
The York County Agricultural Society has
selected the Woodman lot in Saco for its
park. Over 5000 have been subscribed.
The Wardwell Home Association, Of Bid
deford, are examining plans for a new build
ing.
Last Tuesday was the banner day for the
fishermen OF Ogunquit, about 1900 pounds
OF hsh being caught by hand lines, the fares
ranging from 50 TO S15 10 each man. The
whole amount paid for the days catch will
amount to about $500. This Is believed TO be
the largest days catch with hand lines for
many years.
IN GENERAL.
Castine and Fryeburg were not included
among the towns whose precautions against
fret were noted in the Press Of SATURDAY..
Castine has three good hand engines and
hooks and ladders. There are nine well To-
Gated reservoirs, besides half mile Of water
front. Fryeburg has had system Of water
works for four years. There are II hydrants
and 1900 feet Of hose. The village is we'll
protected.
Damariscotta village has 1000 instead of
800 population, as stated in the account Of its
fire department
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-11-09

NEW YORK. Nov. s.-James G. Bla ne
spent this morning In Wall street attending
to several business ventures in which he is
interested. He dined with his nephew this
afternoon Mr.. Blaine's nephew, in talking
MI. Blaine is here for political purposes.
know that he is not, and that he come here
to look after some OF his investments. He
has not expressed any opinion about the last
election in this city. heard him say the
other day most positively, that he was out
of politics, that he was not seeking the NOM
ination for the Presidency by the Republi-
cans In 1888"
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Loss OF a Propeller ana ~. c-,,.,

y Co., have received private desnatch from
the master OF the schooner David Vance da-
ted Sault Ste. Marie, stating thar the nronei-
Ter Bessemhr had probably been lost With
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-11-09

Mean daily bar. .29. .S57 Maximum ther.. .38..5
Meani aaiiy ther. .30.5 Minimum ther... .24.4
Mean daily d'wpt. 2o.4 Max. yel.w'd d. / 9SW 2pm
mean daily hum....76.7 Total precip......O.00
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
(Nov. 8, 1886, 1000 p. NJ
Observations taken at the same moment Of lime
at ALI stations
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-11-09
RAILWAY MATTERS.


BY decision Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States in the case of the Wabash,
st. Louis and Pacific Railroad rs. the State
OF Illinois, the decision Of the New Hamp-
shire Court Is set aside which forbade road
making discrimination on rates in its trans
portatlon. By this decision Portland has
again been made billing point by the Bos-
ton Il Maine,
NOTES.
The Portland and Rochester Is having two
frst-class passenger coaches constructed BY
the Pullman Car Company, and sixteen
freight cars at the Laconia Works. They
have been running gravel train for some
weeks ballasting the road.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-11-09
a Boy Drowned.

LEWISTON, Nov. s-Last night John,
aged twelve years, son of Edward Kelley,
was sitting on the railing of the canal bridge.
He lost his balance and fell into the canal
Life was extinct when the body was re-
onvarad
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is dead. en- si''h JOCKEY
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Wanted-A Sensation, by Edward $. Van
zlle, is one Of the latest Of CasselPs Rain
bow Series Of Original Novels in paper COW
ers. If the reader wants a sensation he win
find 1t IN this story, but we cannot promise
that it viii be very agreeable one. New
York; Cassell 4 Co; Portland: LorIng,
Short & Harmony
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-11-09
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP tOMPANY'S

LINE FOR
California, Japan, China, Central siisl fSElSsS>
and South America and Mexico Sssss'sssssassSs
COLON ..............s sails Tuesday Nov. 8. noon.
From New YORK, pier t, OF of Canal St, North
River, for SAN Francisco via The HstiInus of
Panama,
Great reduction in rates to San Francisco. Cabin
$50; Steerage $780,
From San Francisco 1st and Brannan Sts.
For Japan and China.
CITY OF SYDNEY sails Saturday Nov. goth,
~ at p. m.
For Freight Passage, or general Information
sSppsy to or address the General Eastern Agents.
E. a. ADAMS 81 CO.,
115 State Street, Cor. Broad ss., Boston.
ie1O dtf
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my Captured.

WATERvILLE, Nov. S.-Joseph Warren,
who escaped from Officer Williams, near
Skowhegan, last week, by jumping from the
wagon, wasarrestedat Waterville Saturday,
by Deputy Sheriff Hill, who telegraphed
Sheriff Vaughan, who came and took him to
Norridge wock Jail. He was wanted for big
amy, having been charged with running off
with another mans wife, leaving his family
destitute.
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a Church Burned,

HoULToN, Nov. S.-The Methodist church
1T Monticello, was burned at o'clock Sun
day morning. A sociable was held there the
night before from which SO was realized.
The proceeds were to be used for repairing
the building A valuable organ was burned.
There was no insurance. The loss is esti-
mated to be $780, 1t is thought the fire was
of inseadiary origin.
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the STATE.
KENNEBEc COUNTY.


POachers have taken six hundred pounds
OF hsh In Great Pond this year, and shipped
them from Belgrade station. The authori-
ties are after the offenders.
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RINES BROTHERS,
ORD ER
R!N!ES \! BROTHERS.. 5:
Special Notice .

fNHE members of the Pine Tree Lodge No, IL,
IL X. of p, are requested TO meet at the hall OF
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10, to attend the funeral OF
our late Brother, Franklin P. White. Members
of other lodges X. of p. are cordially invited to
attend. j. W, PINKHAM, X Of r. s., protein
nOv9 dot
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The Storm ar Belfast.

BELFAST, Nov. S.-During the terrific
storm of Saturday night, the stable of G. W.
Cottrell at Belfast, was struck by lightning
and horse killed. The buildings were not
set on FIRE and no damage to them was DONE
The Man w anted on Charge Of BIga-
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A Csrcner's Inquest.

CALAIS, Nov. -S.-The coroner,s inquest
on the body Of John Boyle, found ON the
shore Thursday, is beng held with closed
doors. A large number Of witnesses are be-
ing examined. Many rumors are in circula-
tion but none can be verified. Ii is expected
the jury will finish tomorrow.
Fire at Calais.
CALAIS, Eoy. S.-A fire last night gutted
double tenement house on Main street,
owned by John Prescott and occupied by c.
B. Gardner The loss on the house is estim-
ated at s1200. The loss on the furniture
$500. There is fair insurance. The fire
was probably incendiary.
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MAINE.

w. w. EIcHELBERGER,
Sergeant. Signal Corps, u. :. 4
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OBITUARY NOTES.

PHILADELPHIA, April (SpeciaD. - Oliver
REYNOLDS a soldier OF the late who received six
wounds in battle yesterday hi hfteth year. lie
was =. member OF Typographical Union No. and was
connected with many secret organizations
BOnnaf0n. prominent citizen aud father OF Col
opel Albert 8 BonDahon, OF the Sd X. gment OF the
STATE National Guard died yesterday at his country seat
on the Philadelphia, Wilmington aud Baltimore Rail
road.
HAvERHILL, Mass. April &c. g. Woodward. for
eighteen years editors aud publishers OF The
tri weekly Publiser died this morning at the OF
seventy -threr years.
BRUNSWICK, Me-, April Civilian G. Burrows died
this morning at tho OF sxty-fve years He was
graduated from Bowdon College IN 1889. and was al
mitled 1s42. From 1853 1855 he edited
The Brunswick telegraph lie served Judge OF the
Probate Court Of CUMBERLAND County and was Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Judicial Court
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MRS. CLAUSEN MISSING.
ALARM FELT BY The SONS OF THE BRrwER-A Sc

ALARM FELT BY The SONS OF THE BRrwER-A Sc
GRIT MARRrAG"
About 6 O'Clock last evening young man called at
f. ON her home of Mrs Charles Causen. he said thSt
b., was stephen Brant. of No 81 East Eighty-sixth-
ST. but he did not know anything about tie facts oil
the disappearance. The way in which he came 10 he
connected wit: the learned at the Eighty
eghth-st Police Station. Charles Cla1scn. son oil
Henry Clausen, jr.. the brewer of Ayenne and
Eighty third st.. went 10 the Twcnty-thlrd re
cnct aud reported that his wife was missing.
mere being telegraph comm inicauon between
Police Headquarters and this station. Brsnt who Il
friend OF yOdng Cldlsrn Oirrrd 10 take tue L""s W
Mnnerry-st All information IN regard TO the ease was
refused by the u lice.
Young Clausen is "a partner In the firm OF j. f. Kelley
& o. OF No Al East 70 irtrcnth-st. dealers IN dsin-
fectants. which started recently Mr. Kelley was
fou nj at bis home in Eighty fonrh ST. last night ne
h ID heard that MI. clauSen's vie had gone away put
could not account FOR it IN ang way lie sha. ln ,
secret and his father did not know anytime
ali ut 1t. Cau-en hal been trying u get sa"e MOI ~
from his father 1t into the dis pfrctant business ana
marriage. Mr.. tlaus-n found at ms
home No. 1924 East Eighty fourth at He
much agated tho disAppe arance
of mis- WIFE He s.Id that he married last June 10
not remember the name Of the clergyman VINO pr
formed the ceremony. He saw ms wire
last on Monday morning She was not IN any ),
cheerful Miss Bella GRAY. his w'fes sister, nVea
with them IN the fla which they occnpled Az .
p. Monday Mrs Clausen and her sister went out
WAS the last trace he hal founi Of them. lie hai
searched among hissrd his wifrs relatives
Mrs CT ansrn Is handsome, twenty Two years oin anu
diamonds in her and at her throat wheh last
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BEDLOW-Edward A.. very suddenly. Apri5
to be neld the residence has sister Mrs r.
Burial at WOodlawn.
Friends ana relatives invite 10 attend the funeral ST.,
", dn sia, the tn Of apnl ococs in The torenoon
CoCHRAN-sudlenly. az PomfseL Conn; FRIDAY. April :.
Relatives invited TO attend the mar. ser.
vices her ato r.sidencc. LAST 3'thst wednesday
Friends are kindly requested to flowers.
DANAAt pseTood Jersey 4Prl D. E1 SaI 1s
Funeral services at her c rea'' IN Ense"o'd Oh
ira 1%ns eatcs S Srw Yd AZ at At co'A
The reuans Will be taken Mlstic l. for intermopt
FoRCE-In Nes birs. NY, April D. susan A. VIC Ok
Thomas :. Force.
Notice runera hereafter
KOON In cay on Monday no'nnT April D. 1884,
aPsg ape me her ar Hio West l24th ST. on
encslsf mocnng at $50 oct'','
Irtermcnt In Perm mt. " l.
oNDRRnoNK-A Manhasset. L. /, April 6, 1856 Horlto
g. CDderaonk IN the 7o'h wear }, HI. age ,ro
Rosyn srriva Of tram say4g a,ons ye
Long 8 and CITY at ll35
OSBORN Tues ay. April Chlres sumner Cson oil john
Funeral ssrsess o. raarsaag evening April at oc OK.
al the resrienc of his parents. No 40 East iithst
Kindly omiG
swITzER-on Tu,slay. April 8. at cold spring. Penn.
Re aaty and rends Se the faav axe %
rnurslay, Apil ). at socoeSp IN
THOHNALI-Monday m ,rniny. April ), OF pneumonia
Manning Thorna son OF ne la,e fireman o @ uoc.
Ua,ii Mliken, No 1863 Madison ave, on WEDNESDAY th
inst at 1880 "a III
chicago papers please copy
WIIII.Ms-on Mon,ay April s. at Chappsqua. N. "
I,ah l. wllm in me 65lh year OF hs age ..,s.,cs
Tram leaves tsist by Harlem lOs1a returning
Carriages At station
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NOTES OF ELECTIONS ELSEWHERE.

PORT JERvIs. \. Y, April tSpeeidD.-in the charter
election here today the Democrats elected their entre
ticket by majortiss ranging from 100 10 300 THIS
gives Board OF Trustees and full set OF Officers
HoUsToN Tex. April 6-The Mayoraty election yes
terday the exciting ever known In the history
OF this city. The principal candidates were William k
Baker, pres Incumbent, who headed the citizens
ticket against Daniel C. Smith the regular Democ attic
nominee Smith elected. the vote standing. smith,
2,245 Baker, 2,244
CALAIS, Me-. April 6-The municipal election mere
Yesterday resulted in choice OF Mekusck Rep) for
Mayor by 3l5 majority The Board of Aldermen stands
Republican Democrats, 2, Democratic gain OF l..
SCHENECTADY, n. Y. April (Speeiab.-To-days cleo
ton result. In slight Republican gains IN tho city aud
Republican majority IN the Board OF snpervi'or" Two
tickets wore in the Held. license and no license The
license cket was elected by large majority.