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Ssssions of Courts.

SUPREME IJDiCIAL-At Ellsworth, commencing
Oh the 4th Tuesdays of April and Oct.
CoJNTT COMMENCEMENT Ellsworth COM
menciug on the iih tuesdays of Jan, April and
Oct.
PRoBArE CoURrs-EiIsworll l,t Wed. in Jan,
Feb Aug sept. and Dee; 81 " ed. in Iune ith
W ed. in April. 4gh TIeS. in Oct. Buchsport-lst
We'd. in Nay; 81 Wed o. sept, and tsui. Blue.
IiH--lst We'd in July ana NUT.
Tenth Agricultural Cattle Show and Fair,
at the Fair Grounds, TUESDAY, Wednesday and
Thursday, october lst, 81 AMI 81, ls57.
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PoSr OEFiCE CHANGE.-Daniel stickney.
Esl. has been appointed Postmaster Of Prcsque
Isle, vice David l.. Pike, resigned.
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Little Fred at Bangor.
TEAy ELER.

The Horse F ir at the Bangor Trottin.
Park closed with an exciting ace between
Little Fred and DashaNay. We copy the
following account OF the race from SAiur-
days Why:
The greatest interest ccntcrcd in this
match FROM the fact that the TWO horses
entered, Littl. Fred and D4shawsy, were
matched here last suusier, when Little
Fred Won three heats ont of five. Dasha
way has been in bad shape for some Days.
and the night before the trot was reported
very latnc; in consequence pool. sold very
high in favor Of Little Fred. three aud four
TO one being the odds. Hruce the result
WAS looked toward To with an unusual de-
gree of Interest. A. 81. Savage handled
Little Fred and .. NJ, Shaw drove DAslIa-
way.
Firs: heat Savage 90; the pole. al rot.
! ting a good send oif after several attempts
both horses lettiag themselves out well
Da>haw " holding himself down to hi,
work finely, while Fred broke badly, Fred
won this heat by half lea.th in ! 81 -
| Second heat, shaw taking the pole at the
turn. Fred breaking badly: kept stca,ill y
about two lengths ahead nearly all the way
around without perceptable change ia
the distance. Dashaway holding his own
Without break IN the Whole mile, Winning
/ the heat in 2.3i "a.
Third heat, started off we'll, and passed
and repass"p each other several times, a
snug and exciting contest, sud 50 evenly
did they pass the third quarter pol- that "A
whip stock would have laid across the ears
7 of both horses. Both horses broke, and
Shaw won the heat by Il neck in = 80.
Fourth heat. This was the most excit-
in" heat OF the race. both horse, doin. their
pest, Dasllaway winning the heat IN = -
SUMMARY.
Penotsrot 20. FAR Grounds. swcsrstakcs for
8 30. $50 to sc, und
o. Nj shaw, I>nlrs b, e. Dashaway, :Ili
y. VI Savage, " h. <, Little Fred, . ?
Time, : 81 ~, 2.5a, : si3.
II is bat justice to Little Fred to state that
he injured himself in Portland three weeks
since, and is not in good condition, but his
owner il ready TO try it again.
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Be Careful WHAT OIL You BUY.-On Sat.
urddy. l'th, during the burning Of II building
1T Gloncester, Mass can Of nap;ha iruiletI
and exploited, blowing the ro)i entirely off,
Fortunately, AT the time Of the explosion the
doors Of The building We're open, thus preyent-
ins the death OF four or five men who were in
the same.
The io's was $4,000, and several valuable
buildings barely escaped destruction.
1hi, explosion should induce caution, as a
great de9l Of naplla is sol,i, under one name
and another, rs Il burning fluid
ON the srne evening, rs Mr.. Nathan Todd
and wife, OF Roaiey. Mass, We're retiring. the
latter attempted to blow out the light, Inch
Immediately communicated with the Kerosene.
causing M explosion. Both Mr.. TodIl and his
wife We're very badly burned in extjnguishin-
the flames. The iacts we gather from The
Newb,lry bort RerGld; but We venture to AS
SET. mat ihe Kerosene used was not that man
ufaciured by the Portland Kerosene Oil Com
pany 1t was doubtless one of the many coun-
terieits sold.
\ writer who kept record states that dur
Ing lSo5, ~ lives were lost, and six millions of
property destroyed, by keros enc explos ions.
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I Iowa.

CHICAGO, UCf. :.
Dubuque City gives 2J0 dem. majority--a
gain of 40.
Returns up to midnight from eight towns
show democratic gains.
1t Will be possible 10 get sufficient returns TO
Indicate the result.
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Eastern and Western Mail closes al O'Clock, p
NJ Branch Mails close l-ith Of all hour before lie
paEtarr.
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1NDiANtPoLTs. Oct. S.-The election in this
State to-day MAS for county officers only. A
few scattering returns from different parts Of
the state show democratic gains. Alien Co.
dem majority 30: gain Of 800: johnson and
Hancock counties show democratic gains.
Bartholomew COMPARTMENTS majority,
500 Ia 200.
Marion County
lndianapoli. city, republican majority, 500
rep. gain Of 400.
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Liter from Secretary II. C4{i2eh = TIE
STATE Of TIE Fiaahees-He RePadtates
the a:a IF GreeHback PdymestS.
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The Elections,

Ohio Pennsylvania, Indiana, aud lows
held elections on Tuesday. At the time NJ
write The result is unknown. but we are aleprc'
pared to see our Democratic contemporaries 80
ftto The :" Rooster business extensively, lei
the result he rs it will
In Pennsylvania the only officer to he elected
by the State at large was u Chief Justice. In
tue Twelfth Congressional district there WAS n
vacancy to he filed. The candidates presented
were follows, as we gather them from the
1rilQWe.
The candidates for Judge are Henry W VIII
liams, Republican, and George Shar>wood.
Democratic. The last test vote in PcnnSylva-
mia WAS for Governor in ISIS, WHEN Gen. Gea-
~, Republican, had 3o7 PA to 2o0. COG for ely
mcr. Dcmocrat-a majority Of HIS.
In Ohio we run Rutherford u. Hayes for
Governor against Judge Thurman. pronounc-
ed Coppcrhead. There Is separate issue,
voted for scparatc'y--ihat Of comforting the
right Of suffrage upon the co'ored citizens Of
the State. At the election for Governor in
1866, Gen eek Republican. had nearly 30 600
majority over Gen. Morgan. Democrat.
In Indiana the contest is simply for County
officers, and we cannot expect heavy vote -
At the election for Governor in 1866, Gov. Nor
ton WAS successful over Joseph l.. Mcdonald,
Dem. by majority of 20.SS3.
In Iowa the election OF Col. Samuel Merrill
for Governor Is matter Of course. There is
much excitement there about prohibiiory laws
regarding liquor. but il will scarcely affect the
ticket. The last Governor tStone) had 1855
majority over Benton, Dem.
Pcnn.y lvnnin.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-Thc WORTH .iperi-
car foot> up the city returns for Sharswood
dem 1916 majority: Lyle (dpm) for Sheriff.
3Gt2: Judge Ludlow for Common Pleas. 52o4
The .ige makes sharswoOds majority in the
city 2nSl and in the State about 2oJ0. The
PJ'ess makes the democratic majority in the city
ahcut $500 but says ii is impossible 10 estimate
the result in the State. a. only - out Of 66
counties have been heard from.
PHELApELrIIIA. Oct. 9.-1hc Chairman Of
the Republican State Committee eonsi ders the
result in the State doubtful. The majority
will not h. large either way. Sharswoodis ma
jority il this city is 1915.
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CLEVELAND. Ohio, Oct. 9.-Thc Constitu-
tionai amendment is certainly defeated by a
considerable minority. Some democrats think
Thurman is elected, but il is generally conced-
Ell that II We. il elected by BOD Or 5000 ma
jority. The Legislat ure is doubtful.
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II is bat justice to Little Fred to state that
he injured himself in Portland three weeks
since, and is not in good condition. but his
owner is ready TO try it again
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M E xIco.

Important News Received by the lmpcriaIisis
at Vera Cruz TampicO Closed 10 Commerce
by Juarex.
WASHINGTON, May % 1867.
The following Information has been received here
from Vera Cruz 1t appears in the postscript Of letter
dated May 4, 1907
The Bureau Of the Imperial Commissioner has received
a despatch from The interior, II is not known whether
from Queretaro or from Mexico. Its contents have not
been made public; but what assure you Of is the
fact that the bearer Of the despatch Immediately
taken 10 the Castle where he is still kept and per-
mitted TO communicate with any No doubt there
FORE exists that the news contained in the despatch
must be very satisfactory TO The mperass since they
take SO much pains 70 conceal it.
The following 10 translation Of a decree OF the Presi
dent Of Mexico dated April 80 and received al the De
partunent Of State on the 2lst inst. -
Bento Juarez Constitutional President or the United
States OF Mexico, 70 its inhabitants, greeting
Know ye that by virtue or the ample power with
which am invested am pleased to issue the following
dccree:-
1t is hereby declared that the port Of Tampico is
closed to foreign and coastng trade long remains
disobedent to the government Therefore order this
to be printed published circulated and enforced accord
ing to law.
Palace Of the national government in San Luis POI
t0si, 23d April, 1857. BENIrO JUAREZ
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SUICIDE At STAMFORD.
~--S~-~-----~-~
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the HeAAlp

PoreHKKKrns May "a, 1867.
Edmund J. Upderhill, resident Of the town OF
Washington, in Du,chess county, shot himself in the
town Of Stanford yesterday morning, the bali entering
ME heart, and the suicide dying instantly. He was
thirty years Of age and had been married three times
He leaves one child, girl Of years Of age. The
deceased divorced from his FIRST two wives, they
lsaving him for other mon Being Of jealous dis
position no thought that his third wife also untrue
70 him. and went 70 the place in Stanford where she
visiting with the Intention doubtless Of doing her
N injury She ran up the stairs Of the house they
we're in, and entering a room locked the door. Her
husband followed with revolver in his hand, but being
prevented from entering the apartment, BY his
wife refusing 10 unlock the door, he became cx-
aapsrated and seating himself on the floor, wrote
saassmem Of his act 10 his brother and, placing the
nuzzls d the revolver his heart, fred the charge
He thcn fell his face and almost instantly expired
An inquest held and verdict rendered in accord
ance with me facts The third wife bears good reputa
lion In Tho community. Herself and her husband are
veil hnown
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TRIALS At POLICE HEADQUARTERS.

The Police Commissioners held their usual weekly
meeting for trials yesterday 81 which my patromen
were tried for violation Of police rules and regulations
The cases in which citizens appeared compliments
were not numerous nor Of public importance
pspH'r MAKE OUT ms CASE
John Mcmahon was some time ago member Of the
Metropolitan Police force, but for some best
known 70 himself he was informed one day BY the
Police Board that he might we'll, n not better follow
some other vocation than that Of policeman John,
psrforce, took the Official advice rendered him and
entered upon other pursuits coneenai his tasc
II appears that John has particular liking for
soS aa9hes o. the precinct aDd on the
night Of The 18th inst he esped two OF these three
drinking door step from tumblsrs handed them by
OF Ninety ninth street aud Third avenue After they
had emptied the tumbiers John says he entered the
place and examined the giassss and found that they
time my boys" and straghtway made charge against
the three men, and appeared against them Mt trial
terdsy John bad his way IN telling bis own story about
proved by his own Witnesses Mr.. and Mrs. Meacy,
that the patromen had been drinking nothing stronger
than water AT the close OF this part Of the
Jonn charged Connsly with all sors Of naughty things
and was charitably told by the roundsman 10 the
merment Of those present. that ~ long he Connaiy
McMahon were put down !" AZ which sardopic grin
crept over johns countenance but he did throw up
the sponge.
Oncer Cuhanc, OF the Fifteenth precinct charged
by Patrick McCagney, OF No. 20 sixth avenue, with
ton. on the night Of the l3th inst because he had
on the officers insulting lady In the street.
Culhane testified, and his testimony corroboraed
quest on was arrested for H. resisted the officer and
ali that lay In his power 10 prevent Culhane TAX
ing MIN 70 the station house while he was resisting
him The officer said he obliged his club pretty
freely The swearing by the witnesses for the defence
and prosecution was very conflicting.
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TERRIBLE CALAMITY.
The Steamer Wisconsin Burned in the
st. Lawrence River.
TWENTY PERSONS DROWNED.


CLEVELAND Ohio, May ~ 1907
Mr. Philo Chamberlain, OF this city, President Of the
Northern transportation Company. received telegram
at haf-past eleven A. NJ to-day from Hall Buckley.
agents Of the line Cape Vincent, N r. stating that
the Wisconsin, Captain Townsend, was destroyed
by fire six miles above Cape Vincent last night ground
ing on Grenadier Island.
Twenty lives lost including the first mate,
named John Powers, both engineers and the steward
The Wisconsin belonged TO the Northern Transports
ton Company, and piled between Ogdensourg and
Toledo touching at Cleveland She left Ogdensburg for
Toledo yesterday afternoon.
Captain Townsend has been connected with the line
it started, and served eight years mats
This is his first season captain.
The Wisconsin was valued at $4,000. She was In
sured for SIS 900 in the following companies: Under
writer's Of New York; National, Of Boston; Buckeye
Mutual OF Cleveland, and Franklin, Of Cincinnati.
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under General Buffers command. Whereupon General
Butler complained that the necessities Of the Army Of
dred.n
That complaint repeated about his Headquarters,
and In the very words win be found TO have been pub
lished in the correspondence from thence.
Eighteen months afterwards General Grant incor-
porated the words In grave official report, without
giving, az have DONE the for their pertnency;
and the phrase thus used by him was deemed scint
laton OF genius. a
The inventor did not think highly OF his own pro-
duction; however, q borrowed rushlight shines
widely ia thick mist
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
BENZ. r. BUTLER
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Departure or General Ord iron Lietls nssk-
SPECIAL IELecaAm 70 THE MEAAlA
appointment Of REGISTRAR. &e.
IurIu HOCx. Ark Nav n

appointment Of Registrars 6ke.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, May ~, 1887
General Ord having completed the appointments 4
Boards Of Registration for thirty thrss oounsiss has ls
hare ON hrs return vcksburg He goes By way Of the
southern counties 70 appoin registrars thsra \
SPECIAL board Of army officers has been convened hsse
70 select registrars for certain counties ubjscs % ~
approval Of the General Several onncsn have bssn
sent 10 VISIT certain other counties for IKE purpose.
By the end Of the month the whole mschssy Of regis
srstou in this state will probably BE- working order
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TINE NEW YORK STATE spoarMtns ASSOCIATION.

LEROY, Genesec county, May "a, 1867
There large attendance here At The annual meet.
Ing Of the New York State sportsmens Convention.
rwen,y.one clsbs represented, and II Ia reported
more win be on hand tomorrow The nrst prize for
long range rifle shooting to-day by seth Green
OF Mumiord; second by |. J. Peek, Of Holly. The FIRST
prize short range rihe shooting, without rest
by ri III sheldon Of Niagara Fana MessrA Taylor Of
Jsrpey CITY, and Newell. o. Bpnslo. nsss ss-norow.
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OUR INDIAN TROUBLES.

Indian Depreciation in Idaho.
SAN FRANCISCO, May ~ 1867.
The Indians Of Idaho driving of stock and shoot
ing settlers in every direction.
The savages are generally wen armed
General Crook left Camp McDermit the first OF
the month for a twenty days. scout
Parties are leaving Boise county for the Lemhi
District, Sks-
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COLLISION on the ONO AxO MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.


collision occurred this morning near Ceres, Ohio,
between the Ohio and Mississippi train going west and
the Indanapolis Cincn natl and Lawrenceburg train
bound east Both engines badly injured. The
sneer Of the Indianapolis Cincinnati and Lawrenceburg
y.ss vas seriously hurt and some other s~poyss Of
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He Depescs the Mayer Of the City and she
Chief Of Police.
MomLE, May n, 1897
An order was issued this evening BY direction Of Major
General Pope deposing the present Mayor and Chief Of
Police. and appointing Gussavus Horton Mayor and
Colonel Dimon Chief Of Police.
Ex-Mayor wishers' Card On vacasiss ~
Mosns Nay a. lss7.
Ex.Mayor wthers, in q letter 70 Colonel ShsphssdS
ssvs he submits 10 argument Of the bayonss Al va
Gates his Office He adds that no was elected 70 smos
while parocd prisoner. and vas not allowed BY NE
military 70 discharge ils duties until he had been pass
doned BY the President and had taken IN oath 70 support
the constitution and government y
He says during his continuance in once he has nos
been untrue 70 the and spirit Of the OATH and so
EMMY protests against the imputation implied BY his
removal. .
uniform kindness and consideration with which he hes
been treated
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The PRESS IELEGRAMs.


wArxRrows. N " May % 1857
Last night at one O'Clock, the steamer Wisconsin
burned three miles Cape Vincent and from twenty
five thirty lives lost The boat was run ashore
on Grenadier Island, above Cape Vincent and all the
passengers who obeyed the captains orders and ~
NAMED on board saved The steamer belonged 70
the Northern transportation line, and was upward
bound The steamer will probably be total loss.
Among the lost are the mate two engineers and The
steward The hull Of the Inflated steamer Is ashore on
Grenadier Island.
CAPE VINCENT N, Y, Nay a. 1857.
The following are the particulars Of the loss Of the
wisconsin and areas correct can be obtained amid
the confusion which prevails here The propeller WIZ
consin left her dock about eleven o'clock last night
when at the head Of Grenadier Island about two miles
from the Shore she was discovered to be on nre. II
was the Captains WATCH and he ordered the boats to b
20. ready for the shore made preparations for the
safety OF the passengers The propeller lies about
SIX rods from the Shore and ID q total losa 6he had
about seventy passengers board but cannot exactly
be- ascertained how many lost Seven bodies have
been found people OF this place are doing every
thing in their power for tho comfort OF The rescuea
passengers
% can be ascerained:-
NAMES THE SAVED.
George Asnworh, lawrence Massachusetts,.
Alvin Joiner, Forcstvils, Michigan
james r. Dean Lawrence, Massachusetts,
Ses ~ !V csi.hsa. VIM csi:ssin. John oa,.ss
The wife, son and two daashesn o. Ne iss'ss wess
ia crssd, PosssSsn. New York and
2 g gS5sss te os.sSsss
samuel Dseisie, Kingston IA
John Dalerbough, Smiths falla
\ Nary ~ I 4 Ssns c iosSsn nsid =
\ p. II. Perry, Russell, CANADA East.
Q. D. Shaver lwhesisman).
4. Weldsn saulsby and two children, Of Alexandria
s. Fuller, Odessa, G. W.
Mrs Dannie and one girl, Brockviie.
Mrs TaIman and one boy, oswsgo
| 1. Latanie wife and children.
William Cousin, GrandyiAs G. E.
Rev. j. n Xrmous, wife and four children, Crafts.
'. Akin Richards, Manchester. NE
Marx Richards Alvin Reed Q. ". clough Mrs George
xSss al of Pembroke. ' e. tnsr husband was oss
Ma Dine, Oswego.
Samuel Fullerton, North Gers
'''~ NAMES o, THE Crew.
James Shaver, second mate.
G. w. Haven, wheelsman-
G W. Dodge steward:
warren Trncy, cabin boy.
Edward Masierson porter.
Joseph Strong, fireman
Joseph johnson. fireman.
And three deck hands, names unknown
The following is o list Of those known TO be loss:-
Mr.. G. Chisholm, OF Chateaugay.
Miss Mary Ann Chisholm.
Miss Catbarine Chisholm
Master Thomas Chisholm.
Mrs Nancy Creed, Pottsdam.
Miss CathanDc Creed
Frederick Creed.
MIRA Gallagher Pembroke, @. E.
A r. Morrison, nrst engineer. Of Clayton.
A. w. Morrison, second engineer Of Clayton.
John Powers FIRST mate Of 0gdensburg.
Edward McCormit 0gdensburg.
David Foran. Of Prescott
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Ex.Mayor withers' Card on vacasisg -
Once.
the MICHIGAN cuMsrrurloNAl cuxwnrlsn.

DERor, Mich, May ~ 1851
In the Constitutional Convention to-day . motion V
appoint COMMITTEES 70 investigate the eight hoor hOor
system YVES lost by q large majority. Numsroosv
sgncd temperance petitions we're presented.
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APPOINTMENTS sY cuvtaNoa fTNrux.

AIRAsy, May "a, 1897
Governor Fepton has appointed james o. Roarke, Of
New York city 70 be- special Port Warden OF the port OF
New York and James X Allabcn OF Brooklyn. 10 DO
Comnissloner Of Quarantine, IN place Of William A.
Cebh rsmcysd from We MsssopoiuAn Pelce dsuiel
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TIVE CHINA OUTWARD BuuMo.

Bosroy May Y, 1907.
The steamship China sailed Al noon today, ' ss ~
passengers Tor Halifax and 100 for Liverpool S"e A'o
takes out S1s5, 900 IN specie. -
A cold northeast rain storm prevais
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alcn colo plActss N NEVADA.

cav FRANCISCO, May ~, 1907.
Atelecram from Unionvile Nevada saws there = sJ
citomens about rcn discoveries OF sola IN ne '"os
ty,c, rbe Iosas are and well Defined