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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-06
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ssolepb Dunn, elm @trdilins bon
glepelanb, Der pesen Ginbruds unb
DiebfabIs auf 5mei Sabre einseliefert
uurbe, lit am 9ienitus pl6sli9 irriinnis
seuorben.
Bonn @ouperneur WtcRinlep ipurbe
am Oienitas Der strdiins Mus. Dumb
roft beenabist, Der i'm sssanuar 1893 auf
brei Sabre me9en zines MorbperIu6s
bon Sanbusfp gountp eineeliefert tpor=
ben mar. Sn elmer Sdld9erei nit benz
gBirtbe Steiser 3os Dumbroft elm Wei=
let unb ita1 Steieer in ben gaden.
Die Berlesuns par 9erin9. Ser Strdf=
lin9 tpar BON Der Be9nabi9un9sbebDr=
be Der Wtilbe bes @ouperneurs fiirslih
empfoblen moroen.
Wesen 9iebltabls ipurbe am Dienftag
Morsen Der 3u9tbausmdrter s.. 6.
Bed bonn Warben Sames iuspenbirt.
Msan beste lhon ldneere 3eit Yerba9t
gegen i'm unb eine Sale ipuroe gejteat.
Gin feiner Ginberbraien lpuroe ibm in
ben Wes selest, Der naA elmer tllraen
9ude i'm gbforbden oss senonnten
Warters aufsefunben purbe. Oie
3uhtbausbehoroe uirb ote Sahe mod
unteriuhen Yed fam BON SeIferlon
.gountp.
Am Worobenbe bes Danflasungs.
asoaes feierten folgeabe StrdFlin9e ibren
unfreimilligen gin3us Ing bief9e 3u9t.
i6aus: Bon Woob gountp famen
Ri9aro 0ubbs anS Sobn MiGs ie au1
elm Sabr tpesen Gaub. Beibe batten
einem Manne 500 aboenomrten. Sobn
Collins fam BON GoB gountp aaf Elm
Sabr ,pegen pferbes unb @roBbiebfabls
unb bon Ntbens gountp purbe ssran,
Broofs ebenfalls auf Elm Sabr uesen
sal6enbiebifabls einseIiefert.
Mnldbli9 bes Dantlagunostaaes bat
I Douperneur Mc2inlep u. u. aud Geo.
2ufer besnabiet, melder ii9 iniofern
an benz Dor nabesu 19 Sobren in gin-
cinnati periibten iosenannten v@erberei=
moroe1 betbeiliste, als ct ben eiaent.
litten M6rbern bic 5biir gu ber @erberei
Dfintte. gidbere gin3elbeiten perben
mir in ber Torgenauseabe bes Danf=
Iagun9stases peroffentliden.
.5pottD" Using, Der betannte gin-
seinnntier ginbre9er, De: idon 3ipeimaI
ipdbrenb ieiner a9tjdbrisen 9afi aus
bem 3n1tbaule entflo6. !uuroe bente
utorgen onIdBli9 bes Oonfiagunosto-
4es entIaiIen. Dos lette Wial ais @ing
eatlIst -es mar am Weibna9tstaee ,ul
3(ft beS ttesbienaes, sin9 e. IN 6is
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-06

Daute ,,no tpaDIame yealnte bate Die
Bepe9una belnerft, mari lid auf i'm
briidte ibn ipfort nieoer. Sein Same
rao leiltete ibm geiltano, unb in ,peni=
gen Sefunoen batten geibe benz Doc.
tor elm paar trdftise 0anoihellen an=
9ele9t, iobab er obnlnddtig lib In iein
Sdidial ergeben mubte. ylei6 Dor
Wutb mllrmelte Der @efeiielte einen
Stud smiihen Den 3dbnen.
SEPT lpurbe es Derrn Braun flar,
oaB Der 8oetor tpobl aub ettpas auf
oem 3erbbol3 baben mii1e, benn obne
Wetteres lpdren Die polisiiten ni1t 10
nit ibm umgeiprungen.
gnoli6 bielt Der 3u9 in ber 0aupt.
itaot oes 2anbes. ginige unifbrmirte
Beamte empiinsen bic Gefaneenen unb
nabmen beionoers 0errn Dr. perroni,
iotpie graun's @eileta1be in ibre OBJ
but. 9ln Elm Gutfommen ipar bel bic.
ier 8e9leituns nt1t gu oenter, unb ote
beioen 8erbafteten foleten ibren Sub.
rern gum Stationsgebdube. Qier mart
elmer oer poli3iiten iofort Die @eiie-
tal4e b66ft borii9ti9 in einen nit
Waiier sefiillten Behdlter unb lieb iie
rubig oarin liegen. Was lollte bas
bebeuten? Die &dtbiel bduften li9.
Sn3milden tuuroen Dor benz Stations=
ooriteber bic 2egitimationspapiere aug.
eebreitet, uno 0err Braun mubte feline
Wobnuns ndber anseben. Gen Dr.
perroni fiibrte man sefe6elt ab.
Na6 elmer fnappen balben Stunbe
tebrte elm ausseididter geamter bon
ieiner Sour 5uriid uno itattete fliilterno
ieinen Beri4t 8. pieraui ,puroe
0errn Braun er6fnet. bab ct frei lei,
ba ii9 feline Mnsoben ols 3utreffenb er.
pieien bdtten, unb Il nabm feline go.
pierre pieber In gmpfang. Damn tpuroe
bic @etietaf@e aus 6em Ma1er se3osen
unb borii9tis ee0ffnet. Dem S9mu9.
sler tptrbelte Der Ropf. Was ioQte Ct
bon al bieien Sa9en benten? Mie
Tam mon ba3u, feline Gai9e ;u ruiniren9
0a aog Der @eamte einen ionoerbaren
@e9enitano aus Der 5aihe berbor.
Was mar basal
9li9t bic @t9arren NIT Der Brode
- nein, Elm anberes, ionberbares
padet!
Cine 9ombel Cine nit Dpnamit
eefullte Bombe!
Braun's Nusen ertpeiterten fd un.
bei,nli9 - mie fam bic 8ombe In feline
4ai@e9
uSa, bas nenne i6 sinen suten
6ana!" ia9te Der etationsooriteber au
ben polisifeu.
Inter pielen Gnti9uloioun9en aab
man jebt 9errn Braun bic 9eiietai9e
wieoer unb ertldrte lib gu ettuaigem
e6aoeneriab bereit. fals feline
eaden our6 bic Mdlie se1itten baben
follten. llno oann erfol9te bic Iuf.
tlaruns:
Ser bermeintli6e Dr. perroni tpdr
elm felt LANCER 3eit seiu6ter Mnar9iit.
Seine Nnfunft mar Der Yoli3ei bereit8
ilsnaliiirt, uno 10 tpuroe ct i6on bonn
Ve9lnn Der Hel1e an bepbdd)tet, un1 10.
fort berbaftet 81 meroen, iobalo bic
Qanoesgren5e iiberl6ritten mar. -
Rraun's Geiietai6e aber lnuBte linn
ba3u oienen, um eine Sombe, bic Der
Mnar4iit bel iid) fiibrte, unauifdllig 3u
belpabren. falls ireeno Elm unporberse.
iebenes Greisnib bic Gntbeduns oes
Mannes Der Sbat berbeifiibren tuiiroe.
Sen setuanoten Yolisilten mar in.
benen teine feiner geuesunsen entsan=
gen; iie batten su rebter 3eit einae=
eriffen.
Serr Braun fam nit nailen Gisar=
rem oabon - benz S6muf bate bas
gao ni4ts gelhaoet. 9lber ct gelobte
llh, nie tpieoer oas @eringite gu vpa-
tden" - uno er bat iein Wort gebal=
ten
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-06
RuoY's bdmorrhoioen.Su

RuoY's Pdmorrbotoen. n.Suppoiitory
1T earanttrt oab es 9dmorrboioen unb
1eritopfun9 turirt, ober bas @eIb ,uirb
5uraderitattet. so Gents per @9a&tsl.
S9idt 3tpei poitmarfen fiir GirfuIar
unb freie 9roben an Martin 9fHbp, reoi-
ftrirter Mpotbeter, 2ancaiter, Ya. Reins
Mnttport auf poittsrten, gu baben Bel
allen eriter &laHe Mpotbefen iberol.
DIR. Bromn u. priee unb Raufmon.
9atttmer &c., Wboleiale Msentea, 60.
lumbus, y. iept4 Ii mod
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-06
Die dlteite proteitantiihe Kirhe i'm
Tdube.

LAuVSs
Cine proteitantiihe Rir9e au Smitb=
fielb Bel Norfolf, i'm iub6itli1en 0irgi=
nien, iuirb an Ort unb Stele unb aud
anoers,po als bic dltei tie Stride bie1er
Mrt in ben Wer. @taaten anseieben. Die
Rir9e lit in 1772 erri9tet uno tpurbe big
1886 benust; neueroin9s tuurbe lie rec
ltaurirt uno einse,ueibt. Sic Stride
mar eine lutberil9e unb bic erlten Nn-
lieoler BON Smitbfielo tuaren Deutlde.
Die Mnuabme, baB bielelbe Die dltei its
proteitantiIae Stride i'm Sanbe seweiep)
lei, binft iebo9 besbal6, neil i4on 170::
cine air4e Der beut19en Mennoniten 3u
Germantotpn bel Ybilabelpbia 9ebouf
uorben lit.
Die Menncniten seboren ats eine
proteitantii@e Sefte ebenfals sum
Yrote eitantismus, iperben aber bon ben
2utoeranern unb &eformirten ni4t
als proteitauten be5eidnet. SIM enge,
rem @inne bes Wortes tpirb man iene
alte Mennonitsn.&irde in Germantown
uabri9einli9 nidt als cine proteitantil4e
&;r9e selten la1en tuo0en.
Sic alte i9mebil9e Rir4e au Ybilaz
belpbia aber, erbaut bon 19pebiiten
0utberanern, lit cine proteitantilte Stride
i'm seuobnli9en Sinne bes Wortes. lnb
lie 1T bic dlteite proteitantil9e Ri,9e i'm
2anbe. S4on Elm babies Sabrbunbert
pnr ber Mnfunft William penns su Nem
gaitle ON Delaipare polte R6nia gu.
itap Nbolf BON S9meben cine Rolonie
na9 benz Delauare 1enben. Sos Yro.
iett fam ni@t 81 Nusfibrung, purbe aber
BON leiner So9ter, Der Roni9in gbriftine,
ins Wert seieBt. SIM Sabre 1886 fam
eine fleine Rolonie BON S9meben am
Oelaware an unb lieb iid i'm Dorfe
Wicao nieber, bas jebt einen 5beil BON
Siibspbilaeelpbia bilbet. SIM Sabre
1876 sriinbeten oiele 3oloniiten cine lu-
tberi1Ae @emeinb. unb bauten cine
&ir9e in @eitalt zines vB!odbaules", feit
senuo 3ur Nbuebr feinbli4er Snbianer.
sic bieb oenn aud bic rBlodbaus=
Stride. Da bic S9meben nit ben ssn.
bianern int freunbli9ten ginuernebmen
lebten, batten lie natiirli9 feline sseinbe
unter benielben unb feine Mn9riffe auf
ibre &ir4e. SIN Sabre 100 uuroe ols-
oann am plabe jener Blodbltte bic erite
lutberil4e Rir9e i'm 2anbe erri4tet.
DieIe alte Stride itebt nod INNER
unb 1T uobl erbalten. sic 1T befannt
unter benz Namen bic ,Mlte 5dmeben=
Stride" 8is gum Sabre 1918 wurbe
bort in l@webil4er Spra9e oeprebiot,
Damn fam lie an Die rgpisfopaIen" unS
ibr tir6li&er Name lit Stride Der @loria
Set" sic lit bic dlteite proteitantilbe
Stride, bic li9 aus Der aoloniaIaeit ers
balten bot. gs itebt tpobl auber Iraae,
bab RE friibefen proteitantii9en Rolo=
niiten in Stem Dort, in Neu.gnslanb
u.I.w. Rir9en sebaut baben, aber feline
berielben lit BIG auf uniere 3eit erbaIten
tporben, bic dlter mdre tpie bic vSdpe-
ben-&ir4e" 3u philadelphia.
(Ybil. Dem
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-06
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toren, uenn oer aerl Did r1ump"
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i'm nGmli4 gum S4iebsmann. unb
oa mub ct minbeitens fiinfsta Mart
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-06
stetnz 1no 6ru@t Tarm unter
sdnitisen &eainsunsen III
berfaufeu.

m"5erSe'fastsr t,Sr TT aslonnen tuepen ooroere.
@SsS%Sa ,Sssns as5ee catbatenS 30
gorte wfiriihS,Mso 49,, Msosn uno II Mder NIT bsiter
ssm gut obnbauern sUss elmer gro,
mer nebft at beiu9tem com.
gsesem sstb ny awssntasrn NIT eoer opne mein or.
nebf etnsm auten Vorratb Snn Scad,' Sad%o".ml. en-
SiitierD a .ms ss elmer
itde Nderbausgerdtbjdafte alles in hestn,s
Suitano. unter !tberalen unb leihten BeSina.
ungen 5n perfaufen.
Yelenoers made i'd borauf ouin,er,;,..
em ummsssMeIort nMs udbreho Ser saion Son Gag
tsmo; Ia hgttsbnra nD ss'at mnb leUe
,dsnd &mr Sn9rgeiarittencn alters aueaen ~ h.s.r
@run6e. ""e tetnem nHbern
Uegen 9taberen ipenbe man Sid5 ~, h.,,
l9"mer ant sem Vlase ober a6re;iirs ~" @'seHs
c 3. fatree,
Satatpba SsIanb, Ottafpa Ge -
- -. Sn Der Jldbe bes QanounosnIntes
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-06
- Gin beftiser grbitob uurbe seFern
in Srient, Sprol beripiirt.

- Gin beftiser grbitob purbe seitern
in Srient, Sprol peripiirt.
- Sn Council Bluffs, Soma, fiel
9eitern Nadt Elm Meteor ppn ausnabms-
ipeiier @r6Be bernieber, obne iebo9 it,
senb pelden Sdoben aA3uri9ten.
-Die Nltonaer poli5ei bat bas Yer-
bot Der Nuffiibruns bes 9auptmann's
l9en S@auipiels uginlame Menl9en"
auf9eboben.
Ser Gomponiit unb ausiibenbe
Dluliter 2eopolb Mleranoer 3ellner,
YrofelIor am Wiener Gonlerpatorium,
lit i'm Mlter BON II Sabren seitorben.
= Ser 3aufmann S9ilbtne9t aus
Altona lit uerldpunben. Ct bat i9
bebeutenbe lnteri9leife 5u S9ulben
tomn,en la6en, unb man nirnmt an, baB
er Dem r3u9e nod benz Beiten" sefolst
lit.
-Tr. Grbr. BON Mittnadt, tuirttem-
bersiider Miniiterprdlioent, Miniiter
oes NeuBeren unb bes tOnigli9en 9ou,
les unb Orbensfan3ler, bat obeelebnt,
tuieoer fir bic tuiirttember9ilden Mbge.
seorbnetenfammer 81 fanbioiren.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-28
Portland Wholesale Prices.
FOR THE wEEk ENDING Lnne Q;

FOR THE WEEK ENDING June 81.
In the general merchandise market quiet feel
ing generally prevails with but few very import
ant changes to note in figures. There has been
quite sharp decline in Oats, due to the in
crease in recelrts, the drop being about &c from
recent top prices. Corn is fairly steady without
much change from last week. Flour is held
firm here, but West the market is trife easier
in sympathy with lower prices on Wheat, win
ter wheat Flour being especially weak. Pork
is firmer in tone. Sugar easy and decline
OF 1sc will take effect to-day. Eggs are frmer
with light receipts, selling lie better at 15c Old
Potatoes lower at 6oc; new steady at 1898;
Spring chickens % @25c. Coal unchanged. Hay
is offered freely at s1l@S13. Manila and Ma
nilla Cordage 1ac higher Cabbages So % Dbl.
Strawberries 7@10c. Fresh fish steady, jobbing
to-day at &c v tb for Cod and Haddock lac for
Hake 21sc for Cusk, 9@1oc for Halibut SC
for Mackerel; Salmon Ice. HOLSTERS Sc % ID
for large, boiled; small do at &c apiece. Fresh
Beef firm and higher. trading slow, high prices
still checking business; sides quoted 61a@Sc
P tb, kinds 99101ac, fores 5@o1sc. rounds at
TIC. rump loins 10@14c, backs at 667c rattles
at 31a@4; rumps at 11@12c, loins at IO116c;
Sheep at 1Oc, fall lambs lie; spring do at 13c.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-28
Boston Produce Market.

BOSTON. June 27, 1ss4.-The following are
sto-day's 1uoIau0ns of PROVISIONS. Produce etc:
Pork-Long and short cuts and heavy backs
at 3 90: light backs S14 SO; lean lends is 90:
fresh ribs STAG; sausage S1a. ,
Hams 1o1a @1l1ac; smoked shoulders s1@;
corned shoulders 71ac.
Bacon 10c; smoked ribs SAC.
Lard-tierces at 71sc " fb with pals at So
@81ac % ID.
Hogs-Choice city dressed at 7c ~ fb coun-
try do &c.
Butter-1s@1a SC for best fresh made creamery;
fair to good at 17Ol8c; resh diaries at 169l7c;
imitation 14015; ladle 1894.
Jneese-Best Northern new at 81a@SM C;
Western 8081ac.
Eggs Eastern fancy nearby 1591ec: best
Eastern at lac; Western at 111a@ 12c South
ern at.
foultry-Northern spring chickens at -925;
fowls 1l@73: Western chickens, iced broilers
15@2oc; fowls. iced, S1s@9c; live fowls 5000;
do chicks at 1920.
8eans-Pea GOAL SIS medium at 9O01 90:
yellow eyes at O 0O92 35 red kidneys at cog
2 so medium and pea. foreign 7061 80.
Hay.Best SIG 5o@s17 s.: lower grades at
Potatoes-Choice new 2 co.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-28
MAINE CENTRAL r. r,
In Effect. June 8. 1894.

In Effect, June 3, 1894,
Trains leave Portland, Union Station Railway
Square. for stations named below and inter.
mediate points as follows:
700 a. M For Brunswick, Bath Rockland,
Augusta, Waterville, Skowhegan, Lewiston via
Brunswick.
$50 a. M, For Danville Jc., lewiston.
Winthrop. Oakland. Waserville. Liyermore
Falls Pennington and Phillips. -.
845 a.. M, for Bridgton, Fabyans. White
field, Lancaster, ST. Johnsbury Sherbrooke
Montreal. Chicago, ST. Paul and Minneapolis
and all points west.
LOO p. m, Express Lisbon Falls, Augusta,
Waterville, Bangor and Bar Harbor.
1.15 D. ma, For Gray, Danville Jc., POLAND
Springs, Lewiston, Pennington, Phillips,
Kingsleld, Rangeley Winthrop, North Anson
Bingham, Waterville. Skowhegan
1.2O p. M, For Freeport. Brunswick, Angus
ON Knox & Lincoln division, Water
vile, Skowhegan, Belfast, Dover and Foxcroft,
Bangor, Bucksport, Vanceboro st. John, Hall
fax, st. Stephen, Houlton, and all Aroostook
County.
$50 p. M, For Sebago Lake, Rridgton. North
Conway, Bartlett, Fabyans, Lancaster. Quebec,
Montreal, Sherbrooke and Chicago.
sos p. M, For Brunswick Bath, Lisbon
Falls, Augusta and Waterville.
$40 p. M, For New Gloucester, Danville
junction, Auburn and Lewiston.
loo p. M, For Bath, Lewiston, Augusta,
Waterville, Belfast. Dexter, Dover and Fox,
croft, Bangor, Bar Harbor Vanceboro, St
Stephen, st. John and all Aroostook County,
Halifax and the Provinces.
For points on
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-28
Domestic Marktes.
tBy Telegraph,

JUNE27. 1894.
NEW YORK-The Flour market = receipts
IS, OPP packages: exports 1925 bbls and 46, 444
sacks; sales $500 packages dull and easy.
Flour auoIaIions-low extras at | 85n2 so:
eltv mills extra at 65d3565; city mills patents
1904 80; winter wheat low grades at 1 sea
so: fair to fancy at2 40d2 30: patents at 90
@3 %; Minnesota clear 2 z5G2 55; straignts
do at 9ct93 go: DO patents 8 65a4 30: do rye
fine at 55al 85. Southern flour duh and
easy. Rye -four quiet and steady. Cornmeal is
dull and steady. Rye dull and nominal. Wheat
receipts 9 500 bush; exports 63,967 bush;
sales $4,000 bush; dull. lower and steady; No
Red in store and eley at 81 1sa61M ;afioat 621A
@62A !: + 0 b at 6214 9G3c: No / Northern at
69A@691ac. Corn-recelpts lotto bush; ex-
ports 5o,385 bush: sales $4,000 bush, dull and
steady. No 2.at 451ac elev. 1885 ol451ac afloat
Oats-receipts 27,6oo bush; exports Is bush
sales 81 900 bush; quiet and firmer; No. at 81
at 52953 No 3 at 50ksr. do White at 51052c
Mixed Western at 52635c; do White and White
State at h2a5sc. Beef quiet and steady; beef
are quiet; middles nominal Lard is quiet and
weak: Western steam closed at 7 OF asked ;
city 61Sa65s refined quiet; Continent at 40;
5 A 80; compound at 5ya @6. Provisions
Pork is in fair demand and firm. Butter in
moderate demand: State daryl 201712 :do crm
lo9l5c; do crm l4@18c; do factory at 912
1531Ills1I; Penn do I6@leAa; Western dairy
demand and steady: State large at ia @SA c !;
fancy at 85sl9S$4 CO State small 71a@8M. Pc
troleum dull and steady: united at 05A. Cof-
fee-Rio dull and steady. Sugar-raw more
active and steady; refined quiet and easier
No at 311-I6@3Bc; NOT at 8 9-16@3A CT
No 8. at 31a@3 1-16c: No 8 at 3 1898 se;
No 10 at 5-l69s1ac: No II at 314@3 flee
No ~ at 3 3-16@3ssc: No IS at 2 1876; off A
3A G4c; Mould 41aG94 11-16 standard 1-16
@4Ac; Confectioners' at 3 5-16c; cut loaf
and crushed 41s @5 1-16e: powdered at ASS a
9-16 ;granulated 4 Ii 6@4as; Cubes 5-I6@
41sc.
Freights to Liverpool quiet and easy ;grain "
CHICAGO-The Flour market to-day was
slow and prices favor buyers, especially on win
ter wheat flour. Wheat quiet; No Spring 1884
@61 Us mo Red at 58a5sss. Corn firm: No 2
at 40B Oats firm No at 441sc; No Rye at
48: No Barley SEC; No Flaxseed / As bid
Provisions dulEmess pork at ~ 55@12 571a
La n3 at 65@6 67ha; Short RIB sides 6 571a@
short clear sides 8O06 80.
Keceipts-Flour, 10000 bbls: wheat. $4,000
bush: corn. 800 900 bush: oats. 27O. 900 bush
rye. 5000 bush: barley. 5000 hush.
Shipments-Flour 5000 bbls; wheat $50 600
bush; corn. $4,000 bush: oats 1 81 900 push;
rye. 1900 bush; barley, 900 bush.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-28
PORTLAND & RUMFORD FALLS RAIL WAY

$50 a. M, 10 p. M, For Mechanic Falls
Buckfeld, Canton, Dixfeld and Rumford Falls
$40 p, M, For Mechanic Falls.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
7.2O a. M, Paper train for Bruins wick. Au-
gusta. Waterville and Bangor.
100 p. M, For Brunswick, Lisbon Falls
Lewiston, Bath, Augusta, Waterville. Bangor
*11.O0 p. m., For Bath. Lewiston via Bruins
wick, Augusta. Wateryille, Belfast Dexter,
Bangor, Bar Harbor, Vanceboro, St. John
Aroostook County, Halifax and the Provinces
ARRIVALS IN PORTLAND.
from Montreal. and Bridgton, s.25 a. M, Lewis
ton, and Mechanic Falls $50 a. M. Wateryille
and Augusta $50 a. M, Rockland IL Is D. m.
Pennington, Skowhegan. Rumford Falls and
Lewiston 1880 p M. st. John, Bangor
mixed $50 p. m Jaw WNaterv he A UHnway
800 p. M, Bar Harbor and Bangor (YankeeI
5.35 p. ~, Rangeley, Pennington, and Rum.
ford Falls 5.45 p. ~, Montreal $40 D, m.
Night Pullman, Lao a. m. daily.
*Nightexpress with sleeping cars attached
runs every night, Sundays included. but not to
Skowhegan Monday morning. or to Belfast.
Dexter or beyond Bangor, excepting to Bar
Harbor on SUNDAY mornings.
PAYSON TUCKER.
Vice Pres. and Gen. Manager
F. +. BOOTHBY, Gen. Pass. and TicketAgeu,
rortlano. May 2S, 1884. iu1Gtf
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NEW YORK Ar 26th, baraue St Marys.
Nash, zaza; Edmund Phinney, Young; St Croix !;
Kennebec; B H Warford. GAINESVILLE; David +
Davis. Davis, Port Royal
Also ar 26th. sehs Addie P MeFadden, Stuart
Virginia; Alfred Keen, Maker, do for Stamford;
e l. Warren. PenobScot.
Ar 9th, bar1ue John Swan, Nash Zaza: brig
G Z Sweeney. Rosario; schs Florence Leland,
Two Rivers Ms; Q NJ Marrett, Rockland; Liz
zie Cochran Two Rivers, Ms; Geo Nevinger.
Kennebec; Geo Neyinger, Kennebec: Harry S
gee, Ellsworth.
Cid 9th. brig Henry Smith, Craig, st Pierre ::
sch Lillian Woodruff, Lord. Berbice.
Sid 9th. barque Carrie E Long, Havana
Passed He'll Gate 26th schs Henry e MILL
KEN New York for Lynn; Geo w JeWett, Phila-
deiphia for Gloucester; Charlie Bucki, Rondout
for Boston.
BosToN-Ar 26th, sch Catalina, johnson
Cid Goth schs Willis s Shepard, Hudson, for
Hillsboro; Nellie G Davis, Murphy Waldo
SID 27th, sehs Sophia Wiley, for Rockland;
ASTORIA, O-Af 2eth, ship Reaper, Taylor.
PASCAGOULA-Ar 18th. sch Olive Whit
tier Whittier Sabine Pass.
MOB1LE-Sld Oath. sch Lena R Storer, Bruce.
,R1cHMoND-sld 2eth, sch Maud H Dudley.
Oliver. Baltimore.
NORFOLK-Cld 18th, sch Benz G Cromwell.
York, Portland. -'
BALTIMORE-Ar 26th, barque Doris. Bon.
ner. Belfast: Chas E Balch, Croker Bath.
WILMINGTON, DEL Ar 26th sch Mark
Gray, Sawyer, Providence
PHILADELPHIA Ar 26th, sch John f
KranZ. Mcdonald. Havana.
: Al 26th brig Mary E Pencil, Frye. Sullivan.
John Deering. Arey, Vinalhaven: Addie Jor
dan, Emerson, Portland: Pochasset, Smith, FIN
Bluehill. -. -'i'
Cld 26th, schs Danl M Fearing. Clifford. Port
land; Sarah \ Ellen, Henley. do; Edward n
Blake, Smith, Gardiner.
Sid FIN Delaware Breakwater 26th, sch VIM r.
Tanner johnson. from Philadelphia for Lynn
PERTH AMBOY-Sld 26Jh, schs Horfens;.
Sanborn, Newburyport; Commerce, TorreU
Boston; Sarah Mills, Kennebec. WHY
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Stocks and Bonds-New York Financial
Review, Received Daily by PulIen, Crock
& Co.
NEW YORK. June 81.
The market again ruled strong, but APP
parently it derived support only from the
covering of shorts and the only other
feature of the day was renewed manipula-
ton in the leading ind ustrial. The engage
ments of gold for export We're unexpectedly
small and this contributed to maintain
more cheerful tone. The May report of st.
Paul net earnings was considered salts
factory and Washington advices held out
hope of favorable action by Congress on the
pooling bill. On the other hand the news
regarding the Pullman boycott was unfavor-
able ana the indications now point to a
struggle OF important magnitude. But as
The railroads are working together against
the labor union, it is generally believed that
the result of the strike must be a defeat of
the men. The tariff bill is threatened with
delay IN the Senate and from present APP
pearances 1T may not pass as speedily as
was predicted week ago. The general out
look is not changed sufficiently to warrant a
belief that the market is likely to lose its
professional character at any early day. In
action by the administration still leaves the
treasury finances limo condition to with
stand heavy renewal of gold exports. The
slight weakness in foreign exchange may
reduce exports of the preci >us metal to
moderate figures this week, but the best in
formed bankers look for continuance of
the outward movement for some time. So
long as the bear faction is engaged in re-
ducing its lines of shorts it is probable that
prices will show strength, but we do not be-
lleve that purchases are advisable except
on the reactions
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New York Stock and Money Market.
., (By Telegraph.)

-,---.. NEW YORK. June 81.
Money is easy at per cent; last loan at 1
per cent closing at per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper was quoted at F3@4 per cent.
Sterling Exchange was easier with actual bust
ness in bankers bills 4ss754 100000 for 60
day bills and Ss1l@ooooo for demand; post
ed rates at SO; Commercial bills, 6o-days at
4 s61s. Government Bonds are firm. Rail-
roads higher.
Bar SILVER 621a.
Mexican dollars 51N 'tH
Silver at the Board neglected.
At London to-day bar silver was quoted at
285sd
Thefollowing are to-day's closing quotations
OF Government securities:
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Chicago Cattle Market.
(By Telegraph

CHICAGO.June 27. 1594.-The Cattle market
Receipts 14.oo0;weak common to extra steers
3 1894 S5; stockers and feeders at 2 OO63 so;
cows and bulls at 25@3 So; calves 1894 rs.
Hogs-receipts $4,000; weak; heavy at A So
@5 o5; common to choice mixed at 70(a5 O6;
choice assorted at 9o@4 So: light COCA 65;
pigs at4 1904 10. " FL.
Sheep-receiptss. 900 :steady inferior to choice
l 2593 rs; lambs 8 O3@5 90.