davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
KENTUCKY.
THE SLAVE LASH observation-disclosures TREAT
MENT OF \ COLoBED GIRL.
A C;,c;pnoti noDer nuhlishes the following:

THE SLAVE LASH RS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AhEAi-
MENT OF \ COLQRED GIRL.
A Cincinnati paper publishes the following:
Tn the vicinity OF Lebanon, KY, few days since
coOred girl was sent errand to the house OF one
Wythrow whose wife was al the time repairing an Old
dress After the girl had returned home Mrs Wyhrow
discOyeredOr rather thought she dld-tat one peaut.
of the dress-skirt missing and the CONCLUSION Was a
once arrived at that Mrs DOrseys scrSantgI hau taken
n The husband. Norman Wythrow, lmmedatey
,vent over 10 Dorscy's and accused the grl OF
the theft. She denied the charge ana pro
tested her innocence In the strongest terms Ihe mouse
was then searched from roof TO cellar but Ihe missing
article was not found WyrOw not being satisDcd now
ever the mother OF the accused girl offered to pay for the
property supposed be st0e the value OF whlch was
about 80 cents WyhrOw refused her oner AZ the same
time declaring that he would take II out OF her n-u
hide" No one being present who was abe 10 resist ll
ne fook pOw line aud tied 10 ~ the girls Wrists toOk
hold OF one end OF II himself got his horse ana RODE on
at brisk trot tcompeng the girl 20 follow on loot
In this way pulled and dragged Der TWO mics Vut
brother and the two men fastened one END
of the rope around the girls peck-alter nav nav
ING stripped her nakedthen threw the other en9 over
the limb OF tree drew her up so that her ieet paTe
rested on log which they had placed there anu III tha
osition uhipped her until they had worn out 10 green
gfhes They took the girl away from her home carry
the morning and she did not get back until late IN hs
evening" Persons who her say that she was Drueu
and Scared from head foot The Wytrows were next
% % yrsscd by United States officers and brought before
fhe District Court This act though one OF the most par
hsrous that Rebel diabosm has invented Is not solaoe
IN Kentucky Within the last two weeks no less tnan 10
arrests have been made In that state ny ocers OF ne
raedmen's Bureau Of white persons charged Win whlp
ping and beating negroes
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
ALABAMA.
ACTIVITY OF THE REPUBLICANS.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 3-The Republicans
are boI mass meetings throughout the State under the
direction of the Republican Executive Committee
large and enthusiastic meeting barbecue was held at
Prattyiue to-day. The colored military. armed and
ninned and the colored Loyal League from this place,
UsTdhed in procession with banners, music, &c TO Pratt
vile Speeches made by Judge w Smith. Messrs
,erc enlightened regarding their political rights
Registration returns received to-day show the whites to
have 16 700 and the blacks 65,700. Total 1l2,40O
The Montgomery Sentinel of the 31st gives the
result of the registration in that State up to date and
saws there good TO estimate the total registration
in Alabama at 10000 to $4,000 The following are the
fr1re
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
THE STATE or TRADE.

BrFylLo Aug 3Flou que, and nominay unchanged wbe.
DAN ami no aaes prices unchanged Corn dull bat tm sales r.
bush No Western 9l and 1850 hush Do st 9c later
Oats nomns lower holders asking he for No Western hye
me market bare Pork-Sma sales S24 for heavy larf
iic HighWines nominal Barley nominal RecepisWheat 1900
- ro-n afO IN 900 bhA Ship.
meuts-Corn bush Lake rgh srCoFn lie to New"
Nur - -
MONTREAL Aug abundant for good paper at to 10 per
cent There Ia Groceries Cool grades OF Tea are
AMI fnd limited demand for Raw Sugars
IA the -h advance holders There active demand Tor
Ashes, owing 70 Bngsh orders Fall Goods beginning to arrive
freely.
SAN FH,vclsco Aug 3-Lcga Tende 1iG72l Sales Of Wheat
Al aSl Bgi.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
KENTUCKY.

A UNION MEETING BROKEN UP BY REBELS.
CINCINNATI, Aug "A Union meeting, wilch
was being addressed by VIM. d. Gentry candidate for
the Kentuclv Ieeislature on Saturday evening, was
broken up by mob Of Rebels, who pelted the crowd
consisting Of about 800 persons with stones ana eggs
pistols were also aomished. Mr. Gentry ceased speak
ing and this prevented boOdshed The election IN Gov
ington tomorrow for Representative VIII DC very coSe
and the result is doubtful
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
THE WEATHER.
TIE WEATHER.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lowest early 0' Morning. rain com
meace aud overcast Afternoon raoy and overcast
the rain csse portion Of bright rainbow appears on he
n altitude calculated Of the bas, % degrees Evening
yerv cloudy overcast 4t-Thermomeier lowest early a. m o4
Nong close and the ckesi fog OF tue season
M and objects be only for distance OF 300 feet cloudy
Afternoon, cloudy. Bgenng, cloudy.
ArguSr, Ga-Weather clear and pleasant
OF observations al the Central fark
Meteorological Department for the week ending Saturday AugusJ
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
A JUVENILE MURDERER.

NEw-HAvEN Conn, Aug 4-To-day two
.,.a about IS years, named Thomas Sullivan and
~ -., T.h,,l while returning from Sunday school,
snt INTO an alteration, and sullivan stabbed Cahil with
nsnSnife lnfictng wound from winch no died ia
sayS honrs sullivan has been arrested
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05

OF the same that the true design and purpose OF the laws
be faithfully answered and that all the rights ereoy
guaranteed be fully and fairly enjoyed.
BY command Of MajOr-Gen. d. l.. Slcklea: -
J. W CLoUs, A. d. G. aud a. A. A VI.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
ARMY GAZETTE.

Special orders Lom the War De. Corps. TO date July ~
psrtment been pubhed Upon the o
announcing the honorable muster Comn OF ne
of OF theirlSeconi Lieut.
cs hej m ongr reaured Veteran Corps has
~ The & ohrsrs relieved from duT in the Freed
Hvat Mso, n T,own 10th Bureau and discharged the
Pgmsnt vr,n Rervs COINS ssryre OF the United States The
Capt Charles Bazla 5th Regiment, order states that
Corps date Juy Lieut. Manning rreh'es VIC
81; Second Lieutenant n. Hsrssy. service
18Th Regiment Veteran Reserve
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
THE PANHANDLE RAILROAD.

prrrsBuReH, Penn, Aug. 4.-The new time
table Of the Pan Handle Railroad went into effect today
ran viii hereafter leave this city at o'clock IN te
eyenne and arrive In Cincinnati AT 10 o'clock tho next
mOrnlnR.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
MURDER IN ATLANTA.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 0.-Dahiel OoDner hnu ha
lanes Lloyd two weknowp ganeiers auarreied a ~ .a"
a.. pistol fred two shots. killing Conner Instantly
the murderer surrendered himself
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
,UREGU o. RgTUGEYs. FFYEDvgg ASD ABASDoNEI
LANDs. liz TtDgUAKt Eit- ASSISTANT t0NNis
nm

BUREGu o. RgruGEys FgYEDvEs ASD ABiSDoNED)
LANDs. III tDgU ASSISTANT CONMs
sfOxrE STATE EOETH CAROLSA,
RGL.fgH. -. G.. july p. 1861.
CIRCULAR No. l4-ln consequence of the surplus OF
labor In some sections ana the great demand IN Others
il becomes apparent that method should be inaugn
rated for equal distribution OF the same; 20 this
end officers and agents Will provide themselves with
register and record all applications Of employment De
sired and abOrers wanted that such wants may DC
supDed either at the local siaOn from distant parts
OF the state The recOr<Wi show SEX age, color, and
nature employment desired; III IS skilled labor u VIII
he sDec1cally stated AZ the end OF every ten days
LIST OF those still unemployed VIII be furnished these
Headquarters Reports Of those wishing 20 engage Ia
boTers will be Forwarded the time giving partictl
lars as 10 the kind Of labor wanted what price to be paid
&c. BY Command Of 60
Assistant Commissioner,
JACOB F. CnUB, Brevet Lcut.-COl, A. A. a General
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
THE NDIAN WE.

FIGHTING AT FORT HARKER-sEvES MEN KILLED
FORT HARKER, Aug 4.-The Indians at
tackled and killed men yessrday az miles ros
s. ooe =, the men was living when first round,
% .s - -. reaching the fort The men killed wero
ahopeSs on the road and in the employ 9f Campbell q
Cunton, cone.seSsS on 10 Big Greek stage station,
and ran AcT:s' "s wS. 1nh exposed Pts % the rs
oons ~ I,.ne2v and A dozen stage employees, ny
distance Of yards from tss% made Capt X%ss q
ss az so s,srtad Immediately In pursuit anu over
took s ndass last night but found them or So reanoree
10 attack with his force, ana soh' '~~A "
rlents which were forwarded e
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, Ga, August tS.-Registration closed
In this city to-day The number OF whites "A'
> ae9. co,orod, s,O62 majority Of colored 70a
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
r,,p rRAysFER OF wALRussIA.

Nvw-OR1EaNs, Aug. 3.--Gen. Rousseau left
NO for Washington consult with the Russian
gw,ssoner regarding the transfer OF the new terri
tgry.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
Spttial Autitrs.
surrounded by Luxuries,


Surrounded by Luxuries,
the Ay Of taste had s unnpped luxury previous
"a til. introduction Of PHALOYs HGHTBLooMING cEREuS
That precious completed the appointment Of her toilet and
made her iressiug. room perfumei Eden.
The Republican Union Association Of the sixteenth
meng In DEMILT DISpENSARY, Of TweatYthtdst and
seeond,ave., og MONDAY Aug 5, at u o'clock 2 m
JOHN D. orTIWELL, President
\ GEoRsB NICHOLSON. 'e'is
second Assembly District Union Revnblcan Aseecin-
,ion~I msetne viii O'Clock THIS (Mondsy) kvES
ING 5h at No "a Dasnes Tor uansacion OF ,esa
J. " "iLbiAA0' '''''->~~
Infected Blood.
When the blood has deeosd BY OF efaef
,eu.s Railways REGULATING PILLS viii prove an sans0
corrective They through the stomach aud l'u upon "
auids at once regulating and Strengthening those organs %
the elements OF life which they eliminate. -. al
Price Is cents per bOr-coaied swss, gun nee non ~ ~
By Druggist :; ,o5 s.a 600 bad
smells and noious gsea ,,v on
CHEAP DURABLE ISsTANTANgous u 6s.,;;syy
EIocI and Fix iares OF Ola Estabsishea roriA"'''
DsocA nm"
FOR sAIK-A Bargain Store on Lease ~ yRrcKE
Address No. e9o Areh-sL, PhisdelPhia, "a
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
RAILROAD ACCIDENT

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 4.-Wm. p. Bailey of
baltimore was and killed on the Petersburg
Railroad last night.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
hI4RRIED.

wTyGATE-MAN-on WEDNESDAY July a. 1867 G wes,vie Franklin
County Rev A. b. Dlev George W. Wngae 10 Susan r
danghier Of Bucl H. Man No eanis
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05

CANADA. =, -
MONTREAL, Aug. 3.-Gen Mlchaeli 'Ie C coz. .a,d
mander of the forces IN Canada has u,,, ~ 10 - ~
tha DOaiton has been offered 10 nif Eeh"iSA "AAA~
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
NORTH CAROLINA.

REGISTRATION or LABORERs
The following circular has recently been issued by
Brevet AIaorCieneral Miles Assistant Commissioner Of
the Freedmen's Bureau for North Carolina:
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
| Oifee or range. .b.O
ntstaprA
cLnrps
IIl6 %

a. gl5 n r Duration and II minutes RAn occurred on q
b api lg Of Jty ant "a and 81 Of August duration
actual raining % hours aal IS minutes depth en 40 inches
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
Dr. keunedy's
DIARRHEA CORDIAL.

DIARRHEA COfOlALs
ONE BOTTLE WILL CURE
Rvsv ,,v.l,y nv lard or water should bottle eta
In health sh0ah have 's''' " -
Il viii simple summer Complaint
II viii Dsrrhea.
Il will Dyseniery.
II will lcureG Gripping Of the Bowels
n Iii ses,ose the tone Of bowels when reduced "hn
sry kind - -, ho,,. hsv 10 msrsss 81 asessss
nv ooseness bosels Msaniast. M,sx
VeeA''u'1 " DONALD kstkkDi ns1'9yo al pa.
p,. N. po,,y Por sale By DEnAS BAhSkS ~ n CRIT
rox n q WELLS 4 Co. No l$ Futonst' ~ ~
W., Nor PIea.ag sssf iAry h'''''s 'A'A S''A''
An :, .ns,,.s clessss As ~ssAi A'e " ~o' ~
q, -. "a, clothes Of russ, yellow ssresied Vim s'ssf
TrEMANNs LAUNDRY BLUE
- y N. ..pp a. Co. FRRB PROM ACID. and ecsss
80, .sss the clothes bsssatal and white For sale b.
srocsrs and druzgsss - ,x,.,.,., a,...
Ne go Psartst. NJ
Gray Hair Rss:crsa g orsinsl f.stAfsi Gs,:r Pss &
u Ica1os Hetr Color Rfstoro." kEcborEsp Reliable
T--ec~ Hafr .
Ta.aou Hs8rC WI"
al To,dDn Hafr Ham kesort1ss.
s.e Hsss sss ?, ss q. sS s. y ef ND Ii Drss
6is.As: Wrssss.: !. AZ s \: sss,s. .:sS ss P.s5
70 6ss r asrsSs wss. iSRsTsofotTls M.cHSE Co.
r @ BRowEISo asosrI Assns, No. y o"sf'~AAss@' "fF-
hssShAaK Hsssl
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05

The
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02

6fln mdnieo.
OOK AGENTS WANTEN.

" for RARNr>s MUSEUM 90 thoo who vel recommended
sui business a SID be- iFL
JOoSG ScuOOitI 30. IN l'"s1rsg, to,r No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
Mort iOarom's Notice.

sr.rx on yEw.Yonx,
PoRrwAspzss orTSE, NO q " .lsnn
NOTICE is hereby given, ID accoraance VIE Wy.
~ section t AZ, Ps.sa Apr s.f ss 70 4. PERSONS
Si h hs's eAt s sisss. %u a - n ;ss, easmIa,
%. W,a.n, ana TIA, susys eraniHsfot w
within sn dn, e..i saeeesssE tbs r'teA % oeasa sag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
ptSSFNgERs SITLEp.

FOR i,PISWAIL April LIP .s,p,5ig New i'rSTLsos . "a
c-l IA, Roa % D MRaer aud ts D. haT,n ts dor W Hye
r sn ,A nar.s Cols, siis snd Said Ma Ns.a sr L. n
Cnssay T. s. Ellsworth AID vls r. T. Be9anin ssst,i1 nc
81 Shef wife aud a Mr. Bebnles ~ ~
soluonah AMI , Jan HsrRs and Nns Capt hsnr' J.1ss
Nh Ehsv children H. " Msnehenef hiran scent ~ o.
la ri,. AID inR r. Leosan spi Vile Lscasd ana Nt
p,,i s,v vs. s Gs,t sai Wit, hu Cock, y y ko,.},an
Dr. g. s.,sn ". H. rh'ich,r Iie NsEn.s FS2s ~ s;so
rs wolfi .,,i John Mcphsr.oa Ms huf sa essi "
pa Cs,.,A b.son mother AMI sister Mrs feah'e s2a s
a,asater, " n Foasan Altman, Nl Mari Se.e s,neeta
p Ae,sos.rS Mia q. moaiyonsry. ray T. hegrih Cspd
s,Ss, j. Wst.oa Bird Mss Bsv,iu Or s2!h psg y a.
W,i.b r. . A. leticrd wife sd dsnglLer; hf v.n,
Mr. Ch.giss A sVsny. Miss Maths heaieE el a. m9esai
Miu s1iia,n NJ LesS 9siDg Ard ws, NJ f. A. se 30,
.s kssc Vile chrh and naris LIEUT. steele .nd Tis Leu
Eys al vita, IsnL RooeFts AID vs Lsui Leu| S
p'r va T.o :qt oysr l,;al kas1y.' iss
All ags en MA Ssf.h smh and child Ma Fsa It;os ~
i.as' ~ fnbske Bstcher; aHa 100 ,ee eai esea y"
u s,sy,ss aai dsllehmsnt o. Y neeg. -
SryAftRs 1NASsd
nIaH NATyn rms ptr, -. ,os
An, ,..s.l2 Sun Sets 6(xd Moon set'"'''
s,Slr ssi .,mGOg Cows bland, $50 he4 YIt Y'"'o's'
."- ~ "a ,>-r'%
sHleplSG X1EtfIGENoR
PORT or NEW YolK,,""'Arsn L
tfef > CLEARED.
sts.H,h3 Eis XGIA wsrA k;pg. " Rssss MAJ SssssP'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
P1SSpNGEPS 1PPJVFD.

IRON HiMRrRG AND SOUTHAMPTON, April In steamship
aal ae A. Donomaun, r. lsiormrF AMI
vif NJ aqscr T. Pieifer IL Iuihusen W. MorIer A. Aliens
a. Isberfnsli ,W Boros.ir Ziteman, u. Hee j. PoAeg
N.el nl viz. Muller Reuter- Caroline PeuS hump
SLl BsYtsl. D. Pfieiesplsr Amelia Ibol barbee Meese
Fre sehm.u, AlhuT Won Mosh seIsmn bertha sshneeeI %
Caster Schwsgche Me.neT Heay Annecn ana "'as'lA 'Ae
stecrsge. z uov.rt 7
---- a. ,,---.,... m
rneo. Il. Dc Pspg.s-r, +. u lersusen. ... -, - -.
IRON ASPlNwAIL AND SAN FRANCISCO, April lin steamship
Heuy CbssaeeyC H. Bs Ms MeSea.cs sni .isr MS f,ei
infant Davis Mr., srhr and Two i2isnt' aT fsHs .aa es
Denp.oD H. zns sni boy NJ stsber aelr Seia,s
Osborne A. 4. Hcmsn biicr lntfonsty, H. NJ Murphy,
Dr. q ' Cesyelsrd and VIE, y Wilson, Ch,dls. sh,
tuek Vim HEX. W Wheeler r. AMI ), \ SPARKS, v byso1
r. Johsm VIE G. H. Plum vile sDd hy6 children. bsg1v
L. JOHN Guroy, a. g. licook joseph BoN0n H. ~ Spasm,
~ Herring a. Plataii !. Bis C. w HopSn, W U.mP'
bel. Charlie. Whsse d. H. D. LnngAis Mrs Mar Ae', w heh
o. saa gf payti,on, j. L. woods, Mr. ~ G. Meas sat two
rhihss r. Nudge J. Re2hird' biz. J. Cove, n hazeHi,
j. Thopls J. Valiant Is Hors, y. H.. wilsn. 81 1hona,
~igs sna infant q. wl,ss Miss Msrs Alien. snA se
IN the ..erxs; s,uni.r Michael Sf. sHd chi Ssbs OOls
His, Perez Peiro Persl Schoi Dr. W D Bver,ie n ya'
r,i l,. Lewis gli- three "a en sai naT Wm
Jf., J,an Gsnbsai jacob Bouei qso Fisher PfoL b,e
Iss Bin. Vs. CLARK Mrs Po, Geo Good Ella s-iPso. FSTeI
v G,y,so Capt =. c Ghsis AMI Wis Capt Carter snl sre
C,n, { iiasn Hc@apIol C,pt W bscheueii H. bsNea'
ba,.. .. Nonasl j. l.. Love, AL II IN 'ssnsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
CTEINWAY & sons
THE WEBER PIANo,EQGTE

isou.i tls BEST INSutMENr MADE by 81 tie leading
this city 90! sy here is pronounced by h- National ria.
poorie tscston t m their With The t.'t msnuio
rsc, o. s cofr saren, ilc BFsT PIANO ~ AMERICA az
By Coassr, Mc s p.'T tsb Iuse SCHOOLS alto
seh-T bsesu,s their power equality sfs.4eD All D
i,a,y v!i9l. e,',i,c toa.i al great Durability T.
WARERnOMs. ~. 20 Etl,-ns..1 telr nfnalrty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02

ANATERis SQUARE and UPRIGHT PIANOS.
MELOpEOSS sp CABINET ORGANS, The h, manufactures
- LIT ai lent sopi purllt Monthly psyh'n r,esyi or
h~cald hsri Pianos $50 ~ Od
piano. Liberal DDS. heTs srI srsnsB
s-lonipl. Psno, tuned snd Tepse Nr T.
oc,'. Pno. o b4.3sa. apT,h WHel.om No ls Do,l.iy.
n /. HORACE NAIIkb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02

80 CLEARED. - -
sls.psaa lis XsIk. wsrI s;gg.1 RsSss Nal ssR'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
sHIpPlSG XMtfIGENoE

PORT OF NEW YoRK,o".ArsH l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
Gitrallons IOante1- 1IaIes.

4 YOUNG Man lately from the old country
wants SITUATION COACHMhN; all make hirs,lf usc
uk cowsi objection 20 The eot A1dfcs g.
G. Triinae CG-e.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-29
New Pablie.sion..

GREAT EXPECTATIONS. By Charles Dickens
With twenty-seven full page Illustrations
from Original Designs by John McLenan.
One volume, green and gold, price 81 %. Phil
adelphia: L. b. Peterson & Brothers. .Ir
The great Dickens rivalry still RACES The
competitors are numerous and energetic, and
the public reap the fruits of their efforts in
books of great beauty, and wonderful cheap
ness. The present volume is the fourth of the
Authors American Edition., published by the
Messrs. Peterson. Each number is issued in
octave form, double-column page, printed from
clear plain type, large enough to be rea with
out straining the eyes, and illustrated more Law
ishly than any other edition which we have
yet seen. Messrs. Peterson announce that
they in connection with Harper & Brothers
New York, are the only publishers in America
of the works OF Charles Dickens, that ever paid
any thing for the manuscript and advance proof
sheets of his various works, SO as to give Har-
per & Brothers the sole right to publish them
in America, in Harper's Weekly, and T. b. Pc
terson e. Brothers, in book form, Simultaneous
ly with their publication in England. e125O
in gold was paid for the advance sheets of
"Great Expectatlons," and similar sums for
other novels, on the strength of which fact Pc
tersOn Brothers assert that their claim to be
the authorized publishers of Dickens works
is as good as any other. This question of re-
Enumeration is an interesting feature of the
Dickens controversy. -
= The above is for sale by G. R. Chisholm and
Brother 3O7 Congress street and G. T. Depot.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-29
State Items.

p First page today: Senator Sumner OH the
Russian Treaty; The New England Commits
cioners on River Fisheries; The Russian Pur-
chase. Fourth page: Blossoms-poetry; A
Correspondents Experiences.
Mrs, Horace M. Brown of Lewiston, made
an attempt on Tuesday of last week to swallow
poison which she had mixed in a tumbler, but
was prevented by her husband who happened
to observe her just in time. The next day,
however, she succeeded.in swallowing large
dose of corrosive sublimate, sufficient to have
destroyed half a dozen persons. A physician
was called and every effort made to save the
life of the unfortunate woman, but she died on
Monday morning Domestic unhappiness is
assigned as the cause of the act f.....-
- The Maine Democrat says that among the
recent donations to the York Institute is sci
entific instrument known as Edson's Hygro-
disk, an indicator of moisture in the atmos-
phere.
The Bangor Wing says that one John
Montgomery got into the house of Cyrus S.
Garland when he was at church and crept I'M
der the bed-his hat, coat and shoes having
been left in the hall below. After some resis-
lance the fellow was taken and bound over at
the s. j. Court in bonds of $500 He says he
was drunk and thought he was at home in his
own room. Buthe resented being taken so
stoutly that he spoiled that story. .l, :.
Mr.. Fred S. Davenport of Bangor is to
preside at a Grand musical Festival to be hold
en- at Machias commencing June 18th, and to
continue four days.
The Wing says movements are being made
to fora Young Mems Christian Association
in that city, which shall include among its
members Christians of all Trinitarian denomi-
nations, except the Catholic.
According to the Bangor Wing rare an
imal has been seen in the vicinity of Hampden.
1t IS larger than sheep, of a buffalo color it
fled at the approach of a man, and climbed a
tree with the ease of % 1irrel. It's tracks
were larger than a mans ha Id. The man who
saw him went after his gun and aroused his
neighbors, but when they returned the beast
was not to be seen. ~ h-.5
The Portland & Oxford Railroad is being
rapidly extended and will reach Hartford Cen
tire by July 4th, so says the Oxford Democrat
And we may add that it will probably be ex-
tended to Canton next fall or the first of WIN
ter. The road as far as it goes is we'll managed
and is doing a fair business. There is any
quantity of wood in the vicinity of Canton
ready to be transported to this city as soon as
the railroad is extended to that town.