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JoRDAs-On Monday jan TO- william JOtdas The ts ,u o. 81.
f,~sc - No 20 and hereby "a. de.t Of Re-.
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Of the funeral will be gTen IA hrsagS ADD PraaT. p.se
JOHN PULLMAN. M.,er
hlTCHIR-Mosdsy l1,h. Henry A. Stehie. aged "a
heVs and hesis invited a:tsnd bis aefa Al 0coot
on wednesday, from l2s Congress It Brcotlys.
'kRS0on Tresdy morning MARI c. widow Of bssrJ orsa.s
and q. ~Shter of the late George CIntoa.
The aves I'D fneBds OF The family respectfully invited
the ser ne'sdaJ morning 10 o'clock from CsVs Ossrcs
PROTHBRoB-on Tuedsr Jso 49, Of the haJ
heees daughter Of Robert and hsgdaea Pfoss
In the 9Th year Of her
The relatives ofths family invited ssd lhe serd
services the residence Of parents No. West THIRTY bss
THURSDAY, Jan 90 At II. The remains sn be nterod 10
WOodlSwn Cemetery.
RoBINSn Brooklyr ue.y J.u 49, Asensh widow u, late
j. N. Robins. Ia toe Ilsh year Of Der age.
The relatives and friends Of the iy invited 10 stead III, faeS
from her late residence, No. SI Adsmss THURSDAY 2ts INST 81
Bpm.
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MARY Stewart Sheffield. aged asd mOutbs
and euds VI iny United Ia sisl
the funeral at the residence The No II Bat Forty
seooBd.st, on Wednesday. 18th INST, at cclock
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Samuel Babcock, Dem, was elected Mayor OF
Mddletown Conn. on the 18th INST. In the Board Of
Aldermen there was tie, while IN the Common Council
the Democrats have two majority.
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1John w. and Mar W. AndreAs, aged . ysAra
Puusr.l notice In evening papers
coopxR on the 18th last william Cooper aged 81 Jeas
10 mouths and dsJs - ..,.u 49,, a, .,.o,
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The Portland daily press., 1870-05-17

From the Eastern argus of Monday. May 1G, 1870.
After announcing, with terrific flourish OF
trumpets, the advent of the coming man-our
Senatorial collectiOn-on Monday week. aud
following it up with daily offerings of incense,
prOstrati0D, and other acts of sycopbaucy.
adulation and worship to the conquering hero,
besides throwing down the glove in challenge
to mortal combat of all who were disposed to
question the allegiance due to I. W., Jr.. es-
pecialIy to the Advertiser for its want of due
reverence and sOlemnity for Just nine DAYS. he
1.-THE editor of the PREssl, was as we learn, on
Tuesday, visited with severe shock of dumb
editorial palsey, from which It is said to be very
doubtful II he ever RECEIVERS, at least to be of
any service during the collectors present heat
We understand a consultation of political
physicians is to be held speedily, at the Gus
tom House over this remarkable case; mean
while perfect quieG is deemed absolutely neces-
sary.
We challenge the history of journalism in
this country to produce an act of cruel heart
lessness equal to the above. 1t is wcll-known
in newspaper circles in Portland that the gen.
tleman whom the argus thus shamefully at
tacks, was suddenly stricken down with illness
on Tuesday afternoon and now lies seriously
Ill at his residence, and cannot resume his &C.
customed post for weeks to come, at best. We
have the best Of reasons to believe that
this fact was known in the argus office, and
this adds ten fold TO the malignity of the
attack. The journalist who will admit such an
article into his columns under such circum.
stances is knave of the worst description, and
has no right to live in civilized community.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-17

"LDe and Alone Boston: Lee 6, Shepard,
1870" comprises the entire legend on the title
page OF a new book sent us by Bailey & Noyes:
no clue to its authorshi p whatever to be found
III the volume. But we have become interest
ed in its pages. l. is original in plot and SEN
timent, emitting adrift from the conventional
modes Of book making, asad ine,.!ea.;sss- tho
higher moral principles. 1t will be very popu-
lar we think, even with those who demand q
novel Of power combined with an artistic de-
velopement of plan Price $50
The luck " Touring Camp and other sketch
es; by Francis Bret Harte, is from the press of
Fields, Osgood & Co., and for sale here by
Bailey & Noyes. The autLor has desired to
illustrate an era OF California history which
has preserved the Incidents more often than
the character of the actors, which the panegy-
riSt is too often content 10 bridge over with a
general compliment to its survivors. but which
is repete With certain heroic Greek poetry.
OF which perhaps none were more unconscious
than the heroes themselves. We have met
some Of these pleasantly told .ches before,
and have read them with much satisfaction.
Messrs. Bailey s. Noyes have for sale "7Ac
Gloria" a new music book of merit and consd-
cradle popularity.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-17

State = To Solenaai.e Marr;ages = JOS E.
Walker, Wilton; Horace p Hutchings, Ban
gor: Webster Woodbury., Skowhegan; Reuel
+. French, Athens; Sawyer A. Hutchinson,
Kttery; ira G. Sprague, Andover; G. f..
Stearns, Westbrook Alonzo N. Lewis, Dex-
ter; Moses Folcom, Newfield; VIM, Ii. Blais-
dell, Rome; Frederick HI. Bubar, Pressure
Isle.
G. L. F. Ball, Pangely, Fish Warden.
Androscoggin County-Henry M. Brewster,
Leeds, j. p. @.
Aroostook County-Lewis cormier, NADIA
waska, Trial Justice; Joseph Il. Hiscock,
Sherman, do; Jefferson Sawyer, Castle Hill,
j. P. Q.
Cumberland County-Dudley P. Bailey
Portland. j. P. O.; Joseph d. Wyer, Harts-
well, do; Frank Ii. Houghton, Portland, Not
Pub; 2. X. Harmon, Portland, J. p. O..
Philips, J. p. O.; John Haley, Rangeley, do
J. o. Holman, Phillips, Ded. Jus.
Hancock COunty-Fountain Rodick, Eden,
J. P. O.; VIM. q. Mcdonald, Ellsworth, do
Rufus Clements, de-, do; Almon p. Parker
do.
Kennebec Connty-David Colder, Belgrade
J. 2. O.; James W. Bradbury, Jr, Augusta
do; John Webb, Gardiner, do; Benjamin w,
Keeue, Windsor, do.
Knox County-Wm. H. Titcomb, Rockland
J. P. Q.
Oxford County-Isaac Randall. Dixfield. J,
Penobscot County-Joseph t. Baker, Or
rngton, j: P. G.; Ezra G. Brett, Oldtown, do.
Sias g. Hatch, Bangor, do; Frederick f.
French, Bangor, do; Charles Hayward, do,
do; Henry e. Sellers, do, do.
Piscataquis County-Wm. e. Gould, Milo
Trial Justice.
Sagadahoc County-James II. Smith, Rich
mond, j. p. @.
Waldo County-Elas Mlliken, Burnham,
Ded. JUS; Daniel Billings, Winterport, Tria
Justice; Vinal Hills, Northport, j. Z. O.: An
drew j. Donnell. Searsmont, do.
Washington County-James A. Millfen
Cherryfeld, Not. / ub,; Seth w. Smith, Cal
ais, j. 2. @.
York County-James G. Cousens, Kenne
bunkport, j. 2. O.; John M. Brown, Parsons
heid, do; Haven A. Butler, North Berwick
Trial Justice.
PARDoNs by THE GOVERNOR Nd COUNCIL
George A. Campbell, Bangor crime larceny
John b. Elwell, Brooks, do; John ?. Smith
Isleboro, do; George L. Harmon, Brunswick
do
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-17

The London Court Journal says maria re
is arranged between the Hon. Henry Cowrer,
NJ. p, brother of the Earl Cowper and Ms.
Ives, daughter of MIR. Mctley,the United States
Minister.
Redwood Fisher, city surveyor of Denver,
was killed by runaway team Thursday.
The examination of witnesses for the defenC {,
in the case of Gen. How rd is not I':ely to be-
gin before next week.
The house of A. II. Stevens in Astoria, l..
l.. was ransacked by burglars recently and
Mr.. Stevens had desperate encounter with
them.
Several of the army Lends of General Nc
Clellan gave him complimentary ban
quet at HOboken hotel on Saturd: night
j. w. Simonton, general agent o. the Asso-
Gated Precs, sailed for Europe Saturday.
Three or four congressman have announced
their intention of appointing colOred cadets to
West Point.
Geo. Emery, a soldier f III war of ISL ., died
in Bucks county,, Pa, Saturday, aged i.
A gang of cOnvicss have escaped from the
Miami County New York; Jail.
Blacque Bey, the Turkish minister, sailed
iiom New York for Europe, Saturday.
negro named William Reese was register
cd in New YorF, Friday, who said he was 1OS
years old.
IT is reported that owing to the excitements
Cf the last month and the new troubles threat
ened by her divorced husband, Mrs. Richard
son is dangerously ill If fever at her residence
in Woods:de, N. j.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-17

The London authorities have received MR.
uleuiars OF shocking tragedy perpetrated at
oheisea. A clergyman and his houseleenor
were the victims Of an unparalleled and afro.
cious murder committed by workman in the
employ of the former. The details are shock
ing in their brutality. The murderer was ar
rested while carrying away the remains of tbe
housekeeper. IL supposed that he was search
ing for suitable spot in which to deposit
them. The affair created an intense excite
ment, and the vicinity of the tragedy is throng-
ed with people
announcer OF those shocking accidents arts.
ing from careless use of kerosene 10 an
nounced as having occurred in ALBANY. N. Y.
on Friday evening last. A Mrs. Simmons
went into basement where benzine had
been freely used about the cracks of the floor
to destroy the vermin infesting the place. In
one hand she carried lighted candle, and in
the other a can of the volatile fluid, still more
of which she intended to scatter about the
room. The air was filled with yapor, which
took fire, an explosion followed, and the poor
woman was enveloped in flames in an in
slant. She rushed shrieking up the stairs
and out into the street, when passers-by sue
ceeded by means of quilts, in extinguishing
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-17

same TO them. Their forte is to amend" at
least that's their own idea, ard they become
more and more fortified in it every day. But
Mr.. Lynch's bill is going to pass the House as
in the main it now stands, and that too in
spite of all the English gold that is being used
in various ways.
THE SAN DOMINGO : .EATY
Is to be considered before June closes. So
we NAV expect to see it taken. The Free
Traders oppose it most strenuously-Erglish
influence is at work there as in everything
else. But what will be the result is uncer-
tain. Persons usually skillful in divinng the
uncertainties OF Senator ial action think it al
most a certainty. Perhaps it might be if the
President had cabinet activity in favor of
his policy.
The Int ernai onalt Land and Law Lobby, AS
a little knot of lawyers and agents here, are
sometimes jestingly called, are enjoying in
anticipation the probability that the Darcn
Canal expedition will fail in finding a. feast
Bile route, and nus therefore fall back on
the Chevalier Belly's roulette San Juan
river in Nicaragua or that of the Atrato river,
from Caledonia bay to the Pacifc-which is
said to be favored by Caleb Gushing, now the
chief of the lobby referred to. He is said to
be opposed to the San Domingo affair be-
cause not let IN.
Ice most recent dDSululty duOuI OuDa-
that of the expected sale to the Spanish vol
unteers-is thought by most to be sheer in
vention, though there are some who couple
Mr.. p. S. Forbes recent appearance here with
it, and declare, arguing from his well known
connection with Gen. Prim, that there is at
least that chieftain's wishes cropping out IN
the story. Mr.. Forbes is not quite as success
ful in his new role of volunteer diplt mat as in
his most useful one of Chinese merchant, nor
as able in advocating the admission OF British
ships to register, as in overriding the Imper-
al prohibition of the opium trade and supply.
ing the Chinese til the eEeryating drug.
TIE TARIFF PEoBAB IJrlEs.
The shrewder jour 1alists here-and they
are pretty safe guides-bel;eve that Gen
Schenck and friends will worry the new tariff
through at last. 1t is thought that the lum.
Der and coal discussion will not last more
than couple of days-and if that be the case
the bill will soon be brought into the House
The fight begins anew there and will be soon.
er ended. Should the bill get to the Senate
before the resolution of adjournment is to be
considered, it will be pushed forward for con
sideration and conclusion there. If that il
the case July will not see adjournment.
SPECTATOR.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-17
State News.
ANDRoscoGSrN COUNTY.

benjamin rage, VINO proves to be q nOtOrl-
Gus thief was arrested at 3wiston last Friday.
He had broken into the Maine Central depot
twice and stolen vaiises containing clothing,
Sc, and also into the store of Mr.. Marr, in
which latter pace he was caught by Mr.. Mari,
who IS blind and who seized him by the boot.
Page Slip ed his leg from the boot and escaped
The mate to the boot was discovered among
the stolen property recovered. Page was held
in 800 bail for trial at the September term ct
the S. j. Count.
ieCosTooK CoUNIY.
The house Of James Sutherland, in Wood
land, was burned with all its contents includ-
ing his grain for seed and provision. The fire
took from running in the woods. Also. a
school house in WashbUrn was burned in the
same way says the Sunrise. The recent rains
have extinguish1d the fires IN the woods.
The old barracks at Houlton, that were used
in the time of the Madawaska war are still
standing. They are about a mile from the
cline and command fine view of the sur
rounding country. That part of the town near
them and where the business was done at that
time is fast going to decay.
PENoBsCor COUNTY.
Mrs. Osborn, a widow lady residing on Pearl
street, in Bangor, who has for two weeks pa st
been absent on visit, returned Saturday night
to find that some rOgues bad entered her house.
ransacked all the trunks, bureaus, beds, &C. in
search of money, leaving everything in q de-
cldCdly mixed CONDITION. The thieves only
succeeded in finding - which they carried off,
says the Waig.
The Bangor Wig says Mr.. Samuel A. Gill
man has just returned from his usual winter
residence in the South. On his retIrn he tar
ried a few days at Richmond, and was i'm the
Court Room when the terrible disaster occur
red, but fortunately was few feet from the
piece of floor that tell and was not precipitated
into the yawn ing chasm of death He receiv-
ed an ugly wound on his head from the failing
ceiling, but not not sufficiently serious to cause
him permanent injury.
The City Marshal of Bangor is vigilantly en-
forcing the liquor law. On Saturday he seized
four 20 gallon kegs of Medford rum carefully
packed in barrels of saw dust. Also two bar
rels of whiskey and gin stored away in sugar
hogsheads.
YORK COUNTY.
John II. Smith of East Boston has missed
team since April 18th. Godfrey Noble and
Chas. e. Laskey had it. City Marshal John
son of Portsmouth, traced it to Cape Neddick,
where Mr.. Albree Norton had snapped teams
with the thieves. Mr.. Smith has recovered
his team, but the thieves are still at large.
The sales of the York Manufacturing Com
Iany ia Saco, for the months Of January. Feb
ruary and March, 1870, amounted to $500: J,
Laconia Company, $250,65l. Pepperell Com
pany. $417'S2I Saco Water Power Machine
shop, $S1, 1G1.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-17

JEFFERSON BRICK PoMERoY has been in
'ervlewed. He says he will run against Nor
rissey for Congress in the Fifth District. New
York city, if his friends insist on it. He in.
sinuates mat John is trickster, who can be
bought, bribed, scared and siIenced - but he
vouches Tor his own virtue manfuy. He
says that If elected, he shall work for Estate
rights as defined in the Kentucky resolution.
of 49," AMI that if he were Governor Of Nou
York, he would bring on fight with the GEN.
eral government rather than "let nirpers
VOTE" He is the. coming man-baptized, like
Deacon Pogram, with the very spirit of mod
era democracy, and the inbred instincts of
Bourbonism.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-17
Political Notes,

The Delaware Republican State Conven-
tion will be held at Dover on the 9th of June.
The New York Herald dominates James
E. English, Governor of Connecticut, for the
Presidency.
GEN. HERsEY has returned home after
three months absence at the West, and the
Bangor correspondent of the Boston Post
welcomes him with this venomous re mark :
His lpoliticall platform is understood to be
human infirmity and universal salvation
"Fanst" is probably a believer in the doctrine
of personal election, and has begun the gnash
ing of teeth in advance, that's all.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-17

THE YACHT RACE.-The American yacht
Sappho has won two OF the proposed interna-
tional races, the first time taking the English
yacht on her best terms: and the second time
after Mr.. Ashbury had taken extraordinary
preparations, dictated new details, and gained
the most favorable position. The terms ofthese
races were sixty miles run windward to sea,
around defiGite point and return; but on the
second race the Cambria refused to start be-
cause the beat was not dead to windward,
though the umpire decided that the course
marked out was the most judicious, being half
point off the wind Mr. Bennett, the owner
of the Dauntless was present at these races
and has had the opportunity of measur-
ing his competitor in the great July race. We
must accept the omen which these races give,
for it recalls the triumph of the America
MANY wears ago and is "a presage of another
victory for American yachtsmen; unless, in
deed Mr. Ashbury repeats the tricks which
almost disgraced him when MIR. Bennett met
his broad challenge 50 promptly last summer,
and finally Withdrew from the contest. That
sort of victory will not satisfy our ya"htsmen.
so much has been said on these matters the
otner side of the water that they will not be
satisfied with a triumph that comes through
default, but will insist upon an honest and
spirited trial of power.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Republican State Convention.

The citizens OF Maine who rejoice In the progress
ofHuman Freedom and Equal Rights, achieved by
the Nation unier the direction of the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN PARTY during the last decade: who
heartily second the Administration Of President
Grant in lis measures to secure national nros,eritv
by the restoration of confidence abroad and tran.
guilty at home; who endorse its wise policy Tor the
reduction of the national debt ard applaud Is suc
cessful endeavors to establish economy and honesty
in the administration OF the government; who ap-
prove the record OF the party in Maine on all ques-
tons Of public policy, including its consistent and
straight forward efforts for the suppression Of the
evils Contemporaries, are requested to send dele
gates to a State Convention, to be held in Granite
Hall, Augusta, Wednesday, June 18th,
1870, at eleven o'clock A. M, for the purpose oil
nominating a candidate for Governor and to trans
act such ether business may properly come be-
fore the Convention.
The basis of representation will b, as iollows:--
Each city, town and plantation will be entitled
to one delegate and additional delegate TOR eve.y
rs votes cast for the Republican Candidates for
Governor in 1865. A fraction of 40 votes will be
entitled 10 an additional DEF egate.
Delegates are required TO be actual resid tso
the municipality they claim to representa- the Con-
vention.
The State Committee will be in session in the Re-
cepton Room OF the Hall, at 9o'clock the morning
OF the Convention for the reception of the creden-
tails Of delegates and to hear aud determine all OF
contested elections, subject TO ratification by the
Convention.
JAMES G. BLAING, Chdrmc ..
WIN. p. FRYE,
CYRUS NJ. POWERS,
FREDERICK Robe,
WIN. #. LOWELL,
Jos. II. WEST,
PAUL STEVENS
S. y. MARBLE,
TIMOTHY WALKER,
WIN. p. WINGA~E,
STANLEY L. PULLEN,
j. w. WAKEFIELD,
HIRAM KNOwLTOS,
s. G. THURLOw,
CHARLES b. PAINE,
GEO. II. KNOwL ON,
Republican State Committee.
e. A. SMITH, Sec. Req. State Com.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-17
lteysns,

The extension of the Connecticut and Pas
sumpsic Rivers Railroad from Newport, Vt,
to the connection with the Grand Trunk will
be opened July 1.
The decora Jon of the graves of rebel sol
diers was very general throughout the South.
Ship Denmark brought 1900 Scandinavians
to New York last week.
The Methodist Conference in Memphis has
adopted reso luton favoring an Orphans
Home in each Conference. A report against
Methodists was unanimously adopted.
Some members of the New York Mercantile
Library have nominated reform" ticket for
directors pledged to favor opening the library
on Sunday.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-17
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