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WORLD MUTUAL
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Maine Wesleyan Seminary and
Female College.
THE SPRING TERN ~iu eoaa-sce % th-
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ETNA,
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HARTFORD.
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TRAVELLERS.
FREELAND HOWE,
AGENT,
NORWAY, ME.

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MANHOOD AND NoTTWFTL VIGoR A. -.
raiusa tY nstNnsti.'- IxrEs,r nUrur.
The New York herald., 1867-10-10
FORGERY AND SUICIDE.
lrrorn ihn poston Ionrnal. octobcr s

From the Boston Journal, October 81
man named Henry ?. Churchill, who has been car.
ryng tho business Of real estate broker Al SO Wash.
ingion street, in this city. committed suicide In the
Nonsntum House. Newton Corner, last evening, by
shooting himself through the heart with . revolver.
The circumstances which led him 10 commits the melan
choiy act are as ows:--About Q month ago he was
stopping at . hotel on the Sourh Shore, and while
there induced the proprietor Of the house 10 cash
check on the Newton National Bank Newton Corner
ostcnsiby for $o27 signed by George w. Bacon Co.,
dry goods dealers at newton Corner The proprietor
coon after the check to Joseph W. Davis banker
on State street. and II was cashsd by him. In day
two u was discovered thai the check forgery and
notice sep 10 the hotel keeper, who Immediately
returned the money and also set detectives the track
OF Churchill who had disappeared soon a. he had
cashed the check No trace Of him was found how
ever and nothing further was heard Of him TIL about
seven o'clock yesterday evening, when he came down
IN the train from Worcester, and went 70 Mr. Bacon's
store, where he found that his wife and child were
stopping at the Nonantum House, 70 which they had
lately moved, after breaking up housekeeping He
proceeded thither and coming into the private
where were wife, his two little girls and his
mother in-sw, he said: "I have come home TO die y
His wife said 10 him: Henry, what do you mean ~
lie replied: This 10 what mean, I" and drawing re-
vover shot himself twice. the hrst shot taking effect
little below the heart and the second penetrating II.
lie expired almost Immediately. He was man OF
about thrtynve years OF end had occupied house
10 Newton Corner Tor long tune, where be had always
borne good character.
The New York herald., 1867-10-10
TIE TRIAL or JEFF DAVIS.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.

RICHMOND, Va Oct y, 1901
In correction OF the statement teegraphed hence -
Monday by the Associated Press relation the Davis
trial. am authorized 10 state foows.-Th term of
the Circuit Court commences the fourth Monday tn
November Tho Davis case will be FIRST called. Tue
Chief Justice, as before stated will preside no,hwA-
standing that the Supreme Court In Washington
opens on the first Monday in December. The
time Of trial will be limited a. will the
counsel both sides. The Chief Justice
has said that he does not intend to an everlasting
affair Tho witnesses named IN the indictment Of Davis
mentioned In the Press dispatch OF Monday-may b
summoned but q number OF Others OF the stamp of
Henry A. Wise, may also be called upon 10 testify.
The grounds upon which tho argument OF the defence
will be based, are-nrs the States rights doctrine:
second the right Of secession, and last that the con-
fcderacy, being de fdcto government, and recognized
belHgerent power. had the right to levy W.T.
nessss cd this side may be exceedingly numsrous
The District Attorney has employed counsel TO assist
him. and notified The defence Of the leading
In the proposed manner Of conducting tho trial Judge
Underwood 30 day. before adourning court ordered the
Marshal TO summon sevenytw petit jurors and twenty
four grand jurors he anticipated objections beng
made TO many. The responsibility Of conducting the
trial rests altogether upon the District Attorney the
government declining 10 interfere Tho above correct
in every particular and fully coroboraes the statements
previously made In the HERALn
The New York herald., 1867-10-10

count Of the extreme old age &C o. the prisoner, tha'
he viii meet with executive clemency.
Gutierrez had arrived Al the capital NY IN
iormant Passed him on his way down the hagcaiera,
the upward bound boat having been aground Eve days
The III sr was extremely low Nontero expected here
by the next steamer.
The New York mall leaves tonight Among her
reghis are eighty tons OF Chinese goods, which came
directly through on fas, time.
The body of Dr. Ls Breton, ChevAier OF the Legion
OF Honor was consigned vault In the Catholic csm-
etery a. Panama on the 2si ult The funeral more
largely attended than any that has occurred since the
old times OF Spanish admirals and viccroys The hearse
was preceded by guard OF native tsoops with the
band OF music and the ceremonies throughout Of
the most imposing character
Tho New York mail arrived ON the 10th ult Tho
California mail arrived this morning aud the passengers
will DO embarked on the other sids to night.
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DIED OCroBKR 9, 1861.
TRIALS At POLICE HEADQUARTERS.

The Police Commissioners held their regular weekly
trial meeting yesterday afternoon. Commwsioners
Acton and MsDIcrre in the cxaminers chair seventy
pa'rclmen tried charges preferred against them
BY their superior officers
Mira Anna MeNaly. residing in Rochester avenue ana
city line BROOKLYN. compained that she was at her
residence on the Sd Of july ofncer Brennan Of the
rty-ninih precncs called the house and induced
her 70 10 for ale and tbai ater erwards ne
seized hold Of her In hallway and attempted TO W use
hor. The oficsr stated thai ne had gone 70
the place 10 look for several men who were suspected
of having stolen horse and wagon, and that he did n3t
ACT in an n unbecomnr manner toward the women. The
case was aojourued two weeks TO admit OF additional
The notorious Nlnstsenth precinct case In which an
officer "a sccused Of taking money from citizen .
reward without notifying tns Board was also called up
ana adjourned for the same cause.
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no. invited 70 bid on the work. nor had
they any knowledge 1t in the market sach
who asked to bid and whose bids quoted have
foundry and melted iron their lives
sr.Ss ~ Sosgd1y sn saa 10 nSs S.s,',,ss ~
room to do such job In their reply Mayor Gunther
dated March 2S, 1894, James Fowler, Kirkland Co:
fay;-"Ws beg 20 inform you that were not applied
TO a any time 10 furnish estimates tor the above
work. We beg also TO mention that we ap-
piled TO Mr. Kelum, Architect and Superintendent OF
the Board TO allow opportunity OF estimating
the work that he promised TO call when the plans
ana specifications were ready We heard no more Of
tracted for.n
In their reply to Mayor Gunthsr. dated March %,
ceved any application either the Special Committee
or any member Of the Board to give estimate for the
We would further state that during the supervision Of
the said work last summer made application TO somc
members Of the board, stating 20 them that we had
facilities equal 70 any other establishment In the city for
executing said work, and that would like 10 have
opportunity 70 estimate the work We we're promised
should have an opportunity OF giving an estimate in
fair composition with otherS"
in the statement of ss. comm..s. shs sb.y had r..
ceived proposals for the iron-work 'from the most
responsible houses IN that line Of ousnss. In the city,
steps TO optan such proposals The stone Of
this building was laid. ~ 10 mentioned above Decsm-
Der 81 1851 Mr. Supervisor Stewart then stated in his
address that the building would be ready for cupancy
within less than to ysdrs and be also said that every
oay iost IN the nasnng OF the building n an adctona
loss TO the county and the public" This Was nearly
SIR years ago and the structure Is still unfinished TO the
great Gloss Of the county and the public" The
OF erecting the building was under the superntendsnce
OF the commissioners appointed BY virtue OF the OF
1s5s from November 1851. until 1853 the Super
vsors resumed the controeof the whole and gave
into the hands OF special committee. The Board Of
Supervisors have had full and complete control OF
matter for Jour yea and yet the building is far from
being completed.
The object Of constructing new County Court House
Is supposed 10 be to accommodate public officers with
facilities for the Transaction Of the public business II
IS true sad by Supervisor Stewart years ago.
that every day lost In tho nnshng Of the bnildng Is
an additional loss TO the county and tho pubcn The
days lost have now become years. The rents and
pairs OF the ofnces that the new County Court House
should have saved II II had been comps cd In reason.
able time, for the past nya yaara e folloHa.-
The New York herald., 1867-10-10
T n &. p A r K /.

The Concert on the Lake Yesterday.
Az tho fall season advances and the jolly face of the
sun longer gows ike that OF topper tho COOL brAc.
ing atmosphere OF the Park attracts thousands from
their close kennels down To be sure tho shade s
longer grateful during the dog days aud organ
dies musins have given place silks and heavier
dress goods; but tho draaghts OF fresh air and Dod-
worth's eagerly sought after on wednes-
days and Saturdays now draughts OF whiskey by
political bummers, or drafts the government by soul
less contractors some Of the ladies' however do NOT
90 TO the Park on hygienic principles but under
Of those dainty little hats the sparkling eyes roam
In search OF expecant beau The young ones tumble
about on the grass wherever the talismanic board
"common" permits them or else they make faces q.
the monkeys give cakes the swans The latter
the objects Of attention Wednesdays and more than
phocysnc individual has given them his last
Of tobacco often however, with alarming results, ~
swans do not particularly affect the . weed.n
Taking advantage Of the beauty OF the day, large
number OF persons visited the Park yesterday. Along
the Drive vehicles Of all descriptions from the stately
family chariot with s freight OF aristocratio beauty 70
the grocers wagon with lis jolly, rotund Dutch occu.
pant passed and rspasscd each other continually
Through the Rambis parties vending their way
slowly and lstlessly M II thoroughly enjoying the Sc
renity Of the weather and the quiet calmness that
rctgnsd around BY the shores OF the Lake and the
bridge groups were collected listening the music OF
the brass band ~ II elided slowly In is barge over
the water and the strains back TO the listeners
melowed BY distance. Contentment besmed on every
face old and young we're happy and fssrs and anxiety
murky clouds which in the latter part OF the evening
collected In dark heavy overhead caused many
apprehensons OF storm being near, that before the
usual hour tor the termnMon OF the concert long lines
OF persons vers vending their several ways 10 the
various entrsnccs and ~ ashort time lett
OF the pleased crowd which before throneed the
many avenues and pashvsys Of the peoples plsssars
around.
The New York herald., 1867-10-10

Work Progressing the Costa Rican Inter-
Oceanic Railway.
PANAMA, Oct /, 1857.
Dates per the steamer Guatemala are received up to
the 9th ulI
The preliminary work the railway across Costa
Rca is said, In the Official Gazette to bo progressing
iavoraby. This preliminary work." however, con-
ssts in cutting trail for the surveying party. The
Costa Ricans, as much as they desire TO their
country diversified and improved by steam and wagon
roads have faith whatever tho OF this
dertaking. Greater engineering difficulties have been
In othor parts OF the world but the question
IN this case is Of q different kind. Whence Is
the to proceed road OF such length could
not successfully compete for foreign trafc with the
shorter routes In existence Neither will the
local trade support the railway although
most likely fail, as there too many arguments to be
used against the enterprise.
Affairs In Salvador seem TO be prospering. bank
With capital OF 81, 00o 900 Is about 70 be established
In San Salvador.
correspondent Of the Panama Star, writing from
the latter city, says:
Political affairs throughout the Republic In Of
entire tranquility and cloud appears likely 10 cast
shadow tho peaceful and happy relations exsng
The State and oeope the public debt does
not equal years public and therefore
very light while the internal improvements building and
educaon meeting every encouragement the gov
'crnment aud making rapid progress.
Business along the Central American coast Is dull
as all tho principal productions OF the country have
already been exported TO Europe and the United Statek
NO American vessels are reported on the coast
The New York herald., 1867-10-10
THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.

CenhIctinS Reports ~ TO tho situation Around
uWmaisa.
Tho latest dates from Buenos Ayres TO the l1th Of
August. The information with respect 70 the war.
though not without interest," s nevertheless Of contra
dictory The newspapers from that city affirm
that the I'd OF August the Paraguayan forces
beaten leaving the field Of battle covered with hun.
dred dead and . large number OF horses and arma A
letter dated the 7,h instant which published in Pa
rama not only makes mention OF such victory but
describes the state OF the allied army being anything
but satisfactory.
The Chamber OF Deputies had sanctioned the propc-
sion 10 change the capital from Confederation to Ro-
fario.