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CONNECTICUT,
THE LEGISLATIVE ELECTION CoMMITTEE.

HARTFORD, May 4.-The legislative commit
tee examined votes in the ballot box at Enfield
to-day and found one package of votes for the
Democratic State ticket which had been called
off to the tally man election day as containing
96 votes. 1t really contained only 76 votes.
The mistake occurred by the manner in which
the figures endorsed on the package were made,
This takes 20 from English's total vote: The
committee will go to New Haven on Friday.
Should they find no errors there the real vote,
according to present developments would stand
English AZ ,476, Jewell AZ ,473, scattering IL.
Neither English or Jewell would, therefore,
have majority of all the votes cast, and the
Legislature would have to choose Governor
by ballot.
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MILITARY ExcURsIoN.-The City Guard of
Charlestown, Mass, Co. Fl, 9th Regiment, have
completed their arrangements for their visit to
this city next month. Col Walter Everett
and his staff will accompany them, and the
Mystic Band of Bedford has been engaged for
the occasion. They will take the boat on the
evening of Juno 14th, arrive here on the fol
lowing morning, and remain until the night
before the 18th, when they will ret i'm by the
same route, arriving home in season to partici-
pate in the parade on the 18th. They will be
the guests of the Portland Light Infantry
Cant Maftocka
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SEWER doors I'm the note on sewer od0rs
yesterday, the writer said that the entrance of
odors from the sewer was sensi6ly indicated by
holding lighted candle to the wall, as the Of
fensive gas would blow the flame. The type
setter must have made great discovery, for
he printed that the fame would sensibly Grad
icnfo tho odnr
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from Impoverished Blood.
II am, Sir, Yours truly,
JAMES SALMON,
"Practicing Physician and Surgeon
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Central Railroad
CO., OF IOWA.
FIRST MORTGAGES
Z Per CT. Gold Bonds

"''co are issued upon this road are limited, in
amount to $4,000 per mile whi.e many roads issue
from $4,000 to $4,000 and are offered at 80 and
accrued interest. in currency.
ne most experienced fnaucers agree that Rirss
mortgage Bsnsls, to a limited amount, upon o
nnishea railroad. which Is well located 70,
business are one of The very safest fol ms of invest
ment.
Parties desiring to secure first class security.
based upon railroad practically dole, and in tn
nands oil leading capitalists who have large Pc
cuniary and business interest In its success, will do
well to apply at the Office of the Company, or any Of
It's advertised agents, for pamphlet and map, show
ing the characteristics OF the enterprise
Holders of Government Bonds NAV exchange them
ior Central lowas at large present profit beside
handsome Increase of interest for a long term Of
years. Parties making such exchange will receive
Tor each 81, 900 Bond, $1,000 Central Iowa Bond.
and the following difference in cash ess the accrued
interest in currency upon the latter bond and in
annual interest," this calculation being based upon
market prices Of February 1st, 1871:
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Superior Coure.

OWL rERM-aoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAy-DeeriDg, Milliken s. Co. vs.. A. G,
Corliss and wife, Action on q promissory note OF
si276 Verdict for plf. for s13s377.
W. L. Putnam. G.F.Emerv.
Criminal appeal cases will be taken up and tried
on Friday o. m. May 9Th,
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Afford Dyer, who with his
wife and youngest daughter, has been spend
ing year abroad, returned home yesterday
ne lett his wife and daughter in Florence
where ne will shortly rejoin them. lie Is In
excellent health, and 80 were his family when
he left them.
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WEATHER ON MOUNT WASHINGTON.

SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON, via LITTLE
TON, May Observation taken at 7P.M.-
Barometer 3O.05; change plus z; thermome-
ter 81 change minus A; relative humidity Sc;
wind ESE; velocity of wind 4S miles per hour.
Long before snrrise the whole eastern horizon
hardly risen before it was obscured by the
dense clouds that lay along the east At 6 30
A. M: clouds began to envelope the summit,
and since A. M. furious snow storm has
high barometer.
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SEARCH THE BIBLE FOR Truth. Money
saved by purchasing your tickets to all parts
of the West and South at the General Insur-
auce and Ticket agency of Rollins & Adams,
No. Exchange St, Portland, who are also
agents for the Fall river line of steamers.
maph-2t
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sAFE.-The fishing schooner Willie Smith,
about which there we've reports that she had
been lost on the Shoals, with all hands. arrived
safe aud sound at this port yesterday, much to
the Joy of the families and friends o, thoso
who were on board of her.
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Commemorative name of the Presiding Ell
der Of the Portland District, M. E church is A.
Sanderson, not r. SandcIson as we incorrectly
printed IL.
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Mrs Siddons made her second appearance IN
this city last evening under greater disadvan-
tages than when she made her debut little
over year ago. A pouring rain storm is an
| effectusl damper upon entertainments OF so
| refined a nature as dramatic reading, and
| therefore the audience that assembled in City
Hall only served to display the grand proper
tions of the beautiful apartment, and resem-
bled, in point of size, Democratic mass meet
ing during the war; 1t cannot be matter OF
| surprise therefore il the inspiration-the Id
zine qtadtus wanting in the beautiful
actress or that she felt as if the Fates had con-
spired against her, and to criticise her readlng
under such circumstances (and when, too' tpe
echo in the hall was something dreadfup Is
very difficult task, and the reader Is eh'tieu
to the benefit OF all allowances mat can %
made.
The selectiops were very varied, extending
from tragedy in the sleep walking scene from
Macbeth" to the girish Joy OF the "May
Queen" and including the melo dramatic
scenes of SCOTS Constance de Beverly" and
the light comedy of Much Ado about Nothing.
In the scene from Macbeth" which was the
most finished of her presentations, notwith-
standing that the acting was good, that the
conception of the part was a correct one, you
were conscious all the time that it was acting
There was want Of that power and intensity
that has made Charlotte Cushman's LADY
Macbeth" SO famous, that sends thrill of
horror through the spectator and holds him
spell-bound with the feeling that the con-
science Of this masculine woman can exert a
greater influence over her asleep who rose SUI
perior to the weakness when awake and bent
to the force OF her will 50 ambitious and pow
erful mind as that Of Macbeth. 1t was fair
personaton, but did not rise to greatness. In
her rhythmical selections, as in the "Death of
Constance de Beverly" and the 'May Queen"
there is too much of false information and of
the ''sng while the Sir Peter Teazle
from the "School for Scandal partook more
of the Jew money lender of the stage than the |
dignified yet amorous old ba7onet of the time |
of the Georges. In the scene from "Much |
Ado about Nothing" between Beatrice and |
Benedict she was full of vivacity, coquetry and |
and her ringing laugh is contagious |
n its silver tone and heartiness. Her "Lady |
Glare" was very we'll rendered and next to her |
Lady Macbeth" deserves praise for its finish, |
while the maidenly hesitation in her confess |
sion to her lover and her forgiveness of her |
nurse Alice for her deception in concealing |
from her tue fact that she was her mother de- |
veloped vein of pathos that was as unex- |
pected as it was excellent.
Tonight We trust Mrs. Siddons may have a |
crowded house, for, however we may differ |
rom her conception, she is an actress Of high |
'epute, and it would be well that our school |
children particularly should see and hear her. |
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d F.o. BAILEY e. CO.. Auet,rs.


IN Tuesday, Nav 9th. at 1ol D N 90 -, -,
Inc y story Wooden House. No "a Rra,fIs strset
O. ", ca ~ rnn SIX ICONS good closets, cellar,
This is a nice little property for a sm.u .,,
and will be sold wi bout reserve a" iA"iy
my3td Il. U. BAILEY IL CO., Auctionears
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METEOROLOGICAL,
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.

wv 11'1Sn1HIV1 " En1Hnn hEFUhT'
WASHINGTON. May 3-SynOpsis of the
past "A hOurs.-The barometer continues low
high westerly winds. The lowest pressure is
now central between Lakes Huron and Onta-
rio, and has extended southwark into Georgia
The temperature has risen somew what in the
Gulf States but has fallen on the Atlantic and
Lakes. North easterly winds have prevailed
from Lake Erie to Lake Superior, but are now
turning TO north west. Brisk north-easterly
winds on the east and middle Atlantic, and
easterly in the southwest. Clear weather is
reported from Minnesota TO Louisiana Heavy
rains have generally prevailed on the Lakes
and Atlantic.
Probabilities. Cloudy weather with brisk
northwesterly winds are probable for the Lakes
GU Friday; clearing weather for the lower
Mississippi and Gulf, and high northwesterly
winds, followed by westerly winds and cloudy
weather for the middle and eastern States
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uonai oank notes continue OF g 4c discount
Sterling Exchange very dull at no q i1Of.
Stocks closed at the highest prices OF the day. The
shares OF the coal transportation companies buoyant
on account OF the approaching resumption OF min
ing. The COnms rcial Advertiser states that the
Lake Shore earnings for 1870 only 81 per cent on
capital instead OF u as reported. and argues there
tore, that the stock is now selling tor all it is worth
and another leading speculative stock must be found
which is not unlikely to be Reading. Erie has also
risen to 23s. The transportations OF the last two
days being u1lly eIvy and it Is suspected that
the Erie managers themselves are bidding up the
price to unload more favOrably.
The following are the closing quotations of
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
70 r e GN.
FRANCE
me Government Gaining Ground.
The Garrison at Issy Surrounded.
FRANCE
TIE Government Gaining Ground.
The Garrison at Issy Surrounded.
1ha Approach to the Oity.

| THE SIEGE OF ISSY.
| VERSAILLES, May 4-Three divisions of the
| army OF the Assembly nnder the immediate
command OF Marshal MacMahob, on Tuesday
nsnt advanced toward the encente of Paris
| through the Bots de Boulogne An entire
corps was ordered to follow, but owing to cir.
| cunstances the movement was not copsum-
mated. ~ N'
The approach of the Versailles army to fort
! u lssy is being rapidly completed. and If ia
now regarded as impossible for the garrison to
escape. Cannonading and musketry firing
continues, and several unlmpOrtant epgace-
ments have occurred. Sixty prisoners have
been brought from the front.
Favre has gone to Brussels to participate in
the peace negotiations.
GOVERNMENT TROOPS CAPTURE REBEL POSI-.
The Versaillsts have carried by assault the
insurgent position at Saguet Mill One hun.
dred and fifty of the communists were killed
and IO cannon ami 300 prisoners captured The
mill, however, has been evacuated by the Yer
saiiies troops, as they were exposed to de-
81 uctive fire from the insurgent Notifications.
Blcetre and D'Issy.
REPORTED RE ARREST OF CLUsERET
PARIS, May SIT is currently reported that
General Cluseret has been re-arrested BY order
OF tne commune, charged with completely in
an Oileanist intrigue.
1ne Assembly yesterday debated the remoy-
~ OF magistrates on account of their political
anteeedents by Gambetta during the admins
tratlon of the government of national defence.
M. Dufavre, procureur general, said some of
these officials had heen re-instated but on the
whole he preferred the GamDetta magistrates
TO those appointed by Napoleon. 1t was Theirs
and not the Paris communei who issued the
recent orders for the expulsion of the Orleans
princes.
Great Britain.
F.. DEBATE ON THE BUDGET.
LONDON, May Ain the House of Commons
tonight the debate Oh the budget was contin-
ued. Mr.. TOIrens advocated the five penny
income tax and censured several points in the
budget. MIR. Crawford, governor of the Bank
of England, severely criticised several other
features. Mr.. GOschen urged the House not
to shirk taxation and increase the national
debt.
Mr.. Gladstone argued that the House having
adopted the various measures proposed by the
government for the benefit of the country, it
should not reject its plans for raising the mon
ey to carry them out. Disraeli retOrted. and
the debate closed. The House finally divided
on the budget and it was agreed to- govern
ment Eaving majority OF As.
THE RESURRECTION IN ALGIERs.
RHmors are circulating that the iusurrection
in Algeria Is extending, and that the Versailles
government is needless of the growing danger.
Dominion Of Canada.
TERRIBLE ACcIDENT-EIGHr MEN DRowNEDl
NIAGARA, May "A life boat belonging to
Fort Niagara got adrift during the gale this
morning boat manned by six soldiers and
Lieut. L. G. Ashbury and q. c. Morris started
Ia pursuit, but their boat capsized and all were
lost.
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PHALON'S NEW PERFUME.
81 LOVE YOU"
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THE MOST LASTING PERFUME
THE MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET.
THE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES.
MARI -eod3m
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WEST END Boat CLUB.-This club, which
ho'ds Inc State colors, and is in a flourshipg
condition, numbering nineteen members, held
lis annual meeting Tuesday night, and elected
M. L. O'Connor president, Bernard Burns
viee-president, j. c. Haverty secretary, and
John Burns treasurer. They have received a
new four Dared she'll from John Blackie, Of
Cambridge, Mass, built of Spanish cedar with
hack metack ribs and rudder, AZ fl. long, 10 2
inches wide amidshi2s, 4 / 2 inches deep aft,
and inches deep in the cockpit Weight, 1902
pounds. Blake is making another of the
same model for Portland.
There are six clubs now in the city, the Ari-
els, Alcyons, Emeralds, St. Johns, Unas, and
West Ends
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MAsoNIc-Grand Lodge met at 8 o'clocl
Thursday morning.
Charters were granted to Esotelic Lodge a
Ellsworth, Anchor Lodge at Bristol and Cam
bridge Lodge at Cambridge.
Their dispensations were continued to Car
rabassett Lodge at Lyman and Fisher Lodg,
at Corinna.
New dispensations were granted to KIM
Hiram Lodge at Dixfeld.
Blazing Star Lodge received permission Il
remove from Mexico to Rumford Centre.
A dispensation for lodge at Andover wa.
refused.
The surrender of the charter of Powna
Lodge was accepted.
The following officers were appointed:
Edward P. Burnham, of Saco, Correspond
ing Grand Secretary.
DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS.
81. r. Downes, of Plesque Isle, LIST District
John G: Walker, of Pembroke, I'd :"
Austin +. Kingsley, OF East Machas, Sd 6"
J. M. Nevens, of Bucksport, 4lh
Il. A. Thompson, of Dover. 9th
Geo: W; Whitney, of Bangor, 9th
r. E. Wiggin, of China, 7ih
VIM. o. Poor, Of Belfast, 9th
Thos. 3. Andrews, Of Thomaston, 9th
Henry harrington, of Waldoboro, 10th "
ID. G. Palmer. of Gardiner, 18th e.
Moses s. Mayhem, Of Mt Vernon, 18th "
w. r. G. Estes, of Skowhegan, 18th Z"
I. P. Booker, OF Brunswick, 14th
ID. Bradford. OF Canton, 18th
j. NJ Eveleth, Of Mechanic Falls, 10th ="
Geo. E. Taylor, of Portland, 18th a"
Horace Fl. Burbank, of Limerick, 18th Z"
Silvanus Hayward, Of So. Berwick, 10Th"
GRAND cHAPLAINs.
Rev.. Charles G. Porter, of HOulton.
Charles G. Vinal, of Kennebunk.
c. @. Mason, of Cape Elizabeth.
VIM. E. Gibbs, of Portland.
r. w. Murray, of Calais.
d. p. Thompson, OF China.
U. Balkan, Of Lewiston.
ID. b. Hitchings, of Bangor.
Chas. !. COllamore, of Bangor. Grand Mar
hal
Austin Harris, of East Machias, Senior
Stephen j. Young, Of Brunswick, Junior
Grand Deacon.
Joseph w. Clapp, Of Augusta, Grand Stew
ard
Geo. G. Yeaton, of So Berwick, G. Steward.
M. D. L. Lane, of Portland,
1ssac G. Curtis, of Lewiston,
VIM. IL. Gray, OF Houlton, Grand Sword
Bearer.
A. T. c. King, of South Paris, Grand Stan
dard Bearer.
John Bird, of Rockland, Grand Pursuivant.
+: II. Chase, OF Orland, :"
VIM. Ross. sJr., of Portland, Organist.
Warren Phillips, of Portland, Tyler.
The Grand Lodge closed at noon.
The Convention of the Order of High Priest
hood met at o'clock Thursday evening. The
following officers were elected:
President, Oliver Gerrsh.
Senior Vice President, Freeman Bradford.
Junior Vice President, Josiah HI. Drum
mond.
Chaplain, Rev. Slvanus Hayward.
Treasurer, Moses Dodge.
Recorder, Stephen Berry.
Master of Ceremonies, Edw. P. Burnham.
Conductor, Warren Phillips
Steward, Joseph Pearson Gill.
Warden, David Cargill.
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mIsCELLANEOUs NOTICES.

PAPER HANGERS can be found at Lothrop's
New Paper Store, Exchange st. If
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PERSONAL ITEMS,
MISSOURI.
ANOTHER FEMALE LAWYER.

ANOTHER FEMALE LAWYER.
ST. LOUIS, May 4.-Miss Ptobe w. Cousins,
who has gained considerable reputation as
lecturer on woman's suffrage and kindred sub.
jects, graduated to-day as Bachelor of Laws in
the law school of WASHINGTON uniYersitx
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Western Union Telegraph Co. .................


NEW YORK, May 4.-C0tton firm and In good de-
mand at q 4c advance; sales 6lsi bales; MIddling
westerns deeed
Round hoop Ohio 80 q o.; Western 80 a rs;
Southern Go q 90. Wheat frmer with tair export
g No. s.; wnter RED ana %
bush; Mixed Western 50 q sic: Oats quiet At s. e
g Csc; STATE is q al &C. Whisky OweI; western Tree
IS f Rso F% o Masosvsas g. sugar sS
lsl a isl Moiasses in fair quest; Porto Kco 5oc.
settled; sales 30 q SIC. Rosin quiet at 2 80 a 30
for strained. Petroleum firm; crude 1870; refined
2sIc. Tallow decidedly more activeat 81 q Sc.
Freights to Liverpool trmer; Cotton per sail Id !;
Grain 81 q Cd.
CHARLESTON, May 4.-CottOn firm; Miadling
uplands lac.
MOBILE, May 4,-Cotton quiet; Middlng uplands
13c.
SAVANNAH, May 4.-Cotton moderate; Miodling
uplands 14c.
NEW ORLEANS. May a.-Cotton active and higher;
Middlng uplands 1isc.
CHICAGO. May 4IFlour steady; Spring extra
S25 NJ Wheat higher r. No. At ~
firm at s4t g Soc Tor No.2. Barley dull at SCI 50 Tor
Mess Pork at II 90 q II Co. Lard at IOs a lie Live
Hogs active at 10 9 20. Cattle moderately active
at 50 "a 81.
Receipts-5 600 bbs. -four, II 900 BUSH wheat, co.
600 bush. CORN $4,000 bush. oats, 1900 BUSH barley,
1000 rye, 7tC0 hogs
Shpments-2OUO bbls. -four, 144,0OO bush wheat,
4S 600 bush corn, coo bush oats, 000 bush rye,
1000 bush. barey 000 hogs.
CINCINNATI, May Mess Pork dull at II 25 q
II 05. Lard ltc Bulk Meats dropping at 81 q Ct for
shoulders, 0 81 tor SIDES Bacon dull; shoulders q,
81 9ac for Sides Whiskey firm and in fair demand
at 88c.
ToLrD0, Q. May 4-Wheat quiet; No. Red Wa
bash SO; No. Detroit and Michigan Red 40 -
Corn unchanged; high mixed SGT; low do bSc. Oats
steady and in moderate demand; No. at 5G4c.
Fereien Markets.
LoNnaN, My A 80 P. M.-Consos closed al
93s tor money and account.
The bullion in the hLnk Of England has increased
G5970 90.
American securities quiet and steady; u s. 500.
1867. 90I; do 1865 old, cot 1867, 92I IT, s. 10 4O
sss. Sugar Sos IN the spot, sos ahoat.
M-1cOt,on closed aciiv
u a 7s; sales have been IS coo bales, Including 5O
for export and speculation.
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ELEGANT lines of new Spring Clothing at
Geo. w. l.ich & Co. 5 store, 173 Fore street.
ynox21dk
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THE MINERS QUESTION

HYDE PARK, Maya large meetingef min
ers was held here TO day and it was resolved to
leave matters in dispute to arbitration. Dele.
gates w,re appointed to meet the operators to-
morrow. tbs remored tina: they will resume
work by the 18th inst.
A despatch from POttsville says that the
situation looks more favorable for general
resumption throughout the Schuylkill region.
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Va IF you have discharge from the nose,
onensive or otherwise, partial loss of the sense
OF smell, taste or hearing, eyes watering or
weak, feel dull and stupid or debilitsted, pain
or pressure in the head, take cold easily, you
laay rest assured that you have the Catarrh
thousands annually, without Misunderstanding
nail OF the above symptoms, terminate in Con-
sumption, and end in the grave. No disease is
so common, more deceptive or less understood
% physicians. r. V. Pierce. nj. D., OF Buffalo.
N. lis the proprietor of DR.. Sage's Catarrh
hemedy-a perfect specific for Catarrh, Sold
In the Head, or Catarrhal Headache, which
ne sends TO any address, postpaid, for sixty
cents or four packages for 80. Sold by all
druo oiSts avarv Uhora
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THE PRESS.
CITY AND VICINITY

EY-0nr advertising patrons are reoues,ea 70 cen
In me'r copy as early IN the day as rossible. I'D
refreshments to appear Monday mornino should o
sent in Sata day. (no. Sunday
va free Religious Notices must be sent in a
early as Friday noon.
New Advertise menis To-Day.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Reai Estate. IF. o. Bailey s. Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Floral Exhibition. q. Tuesday next.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Houses for Sale. VIM. Burrowes.
wanted. Woman. Mrs Anderson.
SIN Ill Rent Wanted.
Sewing Machines. Plummer & Wilder.
Ice. .Leavitt, BurHham & Co.
Notice. -. Estate of Thaddeus Skillin.
Butchers Fly Killer.
Livery Stock Tor Sale. Chester D. Small.
Franklin Coal. Randall, McAllister & Co.
Bonds. H. M. Payson. A
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THE RESURRECTION IN ALaIERs.
NAME.
ACCIDENTAL DEATH.

BANGOR, May 4-Mr. Albert II. Silsby, of
Amherst, was instantly killed in Clifton yes
terday by falling from a load of shingles and
the WHIT ell passing over his head, crushing
it horribly. He was about 20 years old.