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Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-14
A Father Shoots His Daueh.
ter's Betrayer.

About 81 o'clock on the morning =,
June 10th, as VIM. L. Davis, real .,
tate agent, doing business on Pcnn,,,
varia avenue, near 18th street, Wal
ingtop, d. c., entered the stors !,
Carter and Bradley, corner of Bridr.
and Congress streets, Georgetown. =.
was approached by q stranger. M.
asked if his name was Davis. ana ~
being answered in the affirmative. !.
(the strangely drew a large revo,ye,
and fired. the ball entering the side Of
Davis, near the spinal bone, produc;ur,
only flesh wound. The BAH pa.,.S
entirely through aud dropped into n,
clothing. Davis fed a. rapidly -
possible to the store Of Thoma.
Knowles, on High street, near Bridge.
when DR.. Kleinschmidt went in ana
attended to him until DR.. Peter. a.
the request of Mr.. Davis, was sent fo,
The wound is not considered danger.
GUS. The name Of the, shooting party
is Hardy. When asked why, he dot
Davis, he said =" He has ruined my
daughter" He was immediately A.
rested and placed ip the station house.
Besides the revolver, he had q din IN
his possession when arrested. NJ.
Hardy formerly did business in Nor.
folk, Va, where he became acquaint
ed with and married Miss Pickrell, Of
Georgetown, daughter OF Mrs. Ann
PickreIl. Their daughter, Miss Alice
Hardy, has been ia the habit Of mai
ing frequent visits to Georgetown Ia
see her relations, and report says that
young Davis ruined her..
Finding the dilemma he wasin, it i
further reported that he induced
young man to marry her. They lived
happily until they were fve months
married, when the wife gave birth to
u fine boy. This somewhat. surprised
the confiding husband, who, AZ soon
as she was able to leave, cent her home
to her parents, who now reside in
New York. 1t is reported that since
the young woman won't to her parents
her father has compelled her TO, state
who was the father of the child, and
the consequence is that he went gun
ming for Davis. The full name Of
Hardy is Edward Trucblood Hardy,
1t present a merchant in New York,
and is about 'forty-lvc years Of age.
The name of the person who married
MS daughter is Henry Bradley. Da.
lis was removed to his home 10 the
some six miles above George.
.Own, about ten o'clock this mornin1.
Some one in the store of Carter =
threw two-pound weight st
Hardy after he had fred at Dayia.
About II O'Clock, Mr.. Hardy was Ia
ken to police court by Officer Sebas.
Iiau, aud Dir. Jos. II. Bradley, IT., en-. !.
tered bail in the sum Of $4,000 for his
appearance when wanted. The affair.
caused great excitement in both,
Georgetown and Washington, Davis
being we'll known there as real a..
tate agent. 1t is alleged that while
Miss Hardy was on visit there, stop.
ping at Mrs. Pickrelps, on First street, I
Davis became acquainted with her
aai paid ner great attention, and that.
lie introduced Mr.. Henry Bradley to.
her, and was active in bringing about
their marriage, which took place on
the evening of November I'd last, At
Christ church, Kew. DR.. Williams Oh,
ciating. -
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-14

AMERICAN COMMERCIAL INK.-We
write this paragraph with pen dip
ped in Ink IRON a bottle made by Mr..
+. Vallery of this town, and labeled as
above. II flows freely and has every
indication Of being good article}
which we hope it may prove, and turn
out profitable to its inventor.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-14

SAVE THE DEMOCRATIC PAKrY.
BUT LET THE COUNTuY HLlDH a~-In
every, other State Of the Union I'll tho
elements Of opposition have come to.
gethea and now present . solid ffont
to the enemy. But here IN HouisisnsS
the Democratic Party fxslSly: 6ssun-
ing that it possesses large maority
OF the voters, presents a ticket Of their
own and demands that ali other par
ties. 'nrust come to her, that the safety
OF that party must be maiotained, and
that her interests are infinitely oupe-
rior to those of the people of th. State
No one asks them to break up their.
organizations-if they are 50 extreme.
" anxioug to continue on boartlsOf The
old rOtt0n hulk of Dem0oracy, % one
will interfere with their pieus rever.
ence for their venerable vessel. But
why do they not adopt the aame poii.
cy their friends have % other sessions
Of the Uuion ! Ii Missouri, TensesseS.
and Virginia their party has had no
existence for three or four -years-in
Indiana they have formed I'll alliance
with the Liberal Republicans and are
cunning United State ticket and 90
in Illinois the same thing 10 done--in
all the other States only in llouisians
and here dozen men in New OF.
leans propose o State ticket and the
wonderful Democracy epdeavor 10
force the people to sustain il. -
The claim that they, being 20 much
stronger than any party In she State
entities them to the npuisatiou issiliy
and 50 completely unsupported b.
facts as to approach very near tho
ridiculous.
They estimate their strength upon
the vote given for Seymoufs = Blair
four years ago, and entirely ignore tho
fact that . large portion OF that vote
has been withdrawn.-(T Aibodeass
Sentinel.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-14


NELs TAYLoR.-We copy to-day, as
per instructions from headquarters,
the advertisement of that old we'll
known and reliable authority in all
horse and stable matters, Nelson
Taylor Esq, announcing bis "never
say die" motto regarding his business
and also his laudable and deserving of
encouragement resolution, to concuy
with the demand and necessities Of
the times, by putting his prices for|
horse feed, horse keeping, horse hire,
hacking and livery Of ever. kind at|
the lowest living rates. What Grant
knows about craftsmanship, or what
Greeley knows about farming may bel
questions Of doubt, but as to what
Nels Taylor knows about horses, aud|
all their requirements there can bel
and is but one opinion, and that is|
that he knows all and will do all that
is necessary or durable prorided be re-
ceiyes his very reasonable qu;d pro qxo.}
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-14

A Detroit journal says an old man
OF that city has played ninety thous.
and games OF checkers. What .
checkered career that old man must
have hadi
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-14
OF MASSACHUSETTS.

S~SSSSsSvSssss~eessos ssssp.-s
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
STATE AT LARGE,
NJ. F. BoNZANO, of Orleans.
JULES LANABERE, OF Orleans.
CHAs. f. HALsTEAD, of Iberia.
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
IL. g. RoUDANER, of Orleans.
"A. X. JOHNSON, of Orleans.
3.-MILToN MORRIS. of Ascension.
4-JosEPH TAYLOR, of CaddO.
5.-R l.. BROOKS, OF Catahoula.
-(:)-
AcTATE.
UstseA Repssotic9ss State Ticket,
Agreed upon by the two State Ceatral
Executive Committees, representing
the Republican party Of Louisiana.
FOE GOVERNOR,
WIN. PITT KELLOGG,
OF Orleans.
FOE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR, =.
G. @. ANTOINE,
of Caddo.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
p. a. DESLONDE,
Of Iberville.
FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
CHARLES CLINTON,
Of Orleans.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
A.P. FIELD.
of Orleans.
ZOE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION,
WIN. G. BROWN,
of Orleans.
FOE CoNGREsS-STAiEA AT LARGE,
P.B.S. PIECHBACK,
of Orleans.
FOR CONGREss-FFRsT DISTRICT,
EDWARD BUTLER,
Of Plaquimines.
FOE CoNGREss-sECoND DISTRICT,
A. E. BARBER,
Of Orleans.
FOE CoNGREsS-THIRD DISTRICT,
THOS. H. HOLLAND,
of Iberville.
FOE CoNdREss-FoURTH DISTRICT,
J. MADISON WELLS,
of Rapides-Long Term.
E. II. FLOWERS,
of Grant-Short Term.
FOR CoNGREss-FIFTH DISTRICT,
DAVID YOUNG,
of Concordia.
II We are authorized to announce
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-14

If man has a great many debts,
arc they very" much 10 his creditfn
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-14

TERMS:
TIE GAZETTE is published Weekly at
Four Dollars per annum; $3.50 for
six months.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the rate
of 81 SO per square for the first in
sertion and 70 cents for each subse-
quent one.
lIG 1T lines or less, constitute a
square. The following are our rates
to yearly Advertisers:
&)pe Column. $500 90
HALF Column. lbs 90
Third of Column. 1870 %
Fourth ofColumn. 100 90
Cards, Occupying space Of
eight lines or less.) ........ 20 90
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-14
: ~ We are authorized to announce

~ We are authorized to announce
the name of
JUDGE JOHN OSBORN,
as q candidate for reelection as Judge
Of the Ninth Judicial District, compos-
ing the parishes of Rapides, Natehi-
toches, Grant and Vernon.
II We are authorized to announce
the name Of
r. L. FOX,
as an Independent Candidate for the
Judgeship Of the Parish Of Rapides
I.cris:ana.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-14

TUE Fusion TICKET.-We said
last week that we did not consider it
necessary to give the names of the
Candidates on the Democratic and
Liberal fusion ticket but on reflection
W. consider it best to do so, and it will
be- seen that however DESTROYS large
portion Of the Liberal party were to
have truly liberal ticket nominated
and placed in the field they were out
generated in the State Convention an
they were in our parish mass meeting
here, and only one known liberal re-
publican and one colored man placed
Gu the list the leader being an ultra
old line Democrat Of the purest type.
For Governor, John McEnery, Dem
Ocrat.
For Lieutenant Governor, d. B.
Penn, Liberal Democrat.
For Attorney General, Il. N. Og-
den. Democrat.
For Secretary of State, Samuel
Armstead, Liberal.
For Auditor of Public Accounts.
James Graham, Liberal.
For Superintendent Of Public Edu.
C. ton, Il. NJ. Lusher, Democrat.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-14

A FAST TEAM.-We observe the
last few days that that old and &C.
complished dispenser OF liquid refresh
ments, Levi. Stewart has shown biz
familiar and smiling face behind the
bar counter Of GoOdman's well stock
I'd saloon. Goodman's liquors are SC
good and he is popular that sometimes
thirsty mortal has had to wait hi,
turn longer than was pleasant, hui
this will no longer be the case .as with
the efficient assistance be has now Sc
cured all customers will be served il
double quick time.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-14

~ The River is eth falling.
.ssze =
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-14

UntseA Repss6tican State Ticket,
Agreed upon by the two State Central
Executive Committees, representing
the Republican party Of Louisiana.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-14

DIR. ANGELL.-As We announced in
our last issue, this gentleman has ar.
rived and opened an Office i'm the Elk.
change Hotel, and is daily giving ouI
citizens proof OF his great skill, in his
profession. Bad teeth or none at all
need how no longer be an irrrparablt
misfortune, for you can have them re-
paired or rpplac d, to be as good OF
better than new, or rather the odd
ones, AZ in the latter instance mos,
certainly they will never ache again
DIR. Angels complete sets upper and
lower, are marvels Of beauty aud eff
cheney, rs ourselves and others here
are ready to demonstrate from actual
experience of work done.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21
CAsTINE, March Is. 1872

Agrecably to notice. a meeting of the
corporators of the Castine and Ellsworth
Railroad Company was held at Castinc this
day.
Hon. Vim. II. Sargent was chosen Chair
man. and Geo. +. 1ildcn Sccy.
On motion. Ios,d. That the Chairman
appoint Committee to select and report
names for Directors of said Co.
|. W. Dresser. q. ". lildcn and +. :.
Fuller were appointed n Committee, and
reported the names of Capt. Charles Deer
Ing. Monroe loung. Luther :. Philbrooh.
Alfred F. Adams. and Samuel +. Moves !:
who were unanimously elected as Dirco-
tors.
On motion. Toied. To adjourn.
Al a subsequent mectin: of the Directors
Capt. Charles Dccring was elected Prrsi-
dent of the Company. aud Charles ".
ltlden Treasurer. Gro. +. TiIpfN.
Secretary.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21
DIED.

Ellsworth-Asr. 18th, Capt. Geo. W. Franks
aged 81 years.
aged IL years.
March 4th, Benz. J. Tucker, aged 50 years.
March It'll, William Lovett, aged % years.
March l2th, Mrs. Aida J. Mureh, aged -
years, 70 days.
March 6th. OTen HodgIsins, aged % years,
8 months.
North Sed&wick-March lAth, Capt. Hiraup
Bowden. aged - years, 8 months.
I.enson-Asrch 10th, Capt, John c. Murch
aged u years. = -
sulliva.-Aarch 9sh, Mr.. George Gibbs, aged
shout u years.
West Trenton-March 18th. Nelson G. Hop
kins, infant sOp Of VIM. w. snd Sarah Hopkins,
aged months. ard II days.
Gouldsboro-l4th inst, Alden Young eyed
= years.
Mr.. Young was most estimable citizen, sv-
cry way. honest, manly, generous hearted and
rue. His Life has been spent In sCavancinG, or
N the endssvor 70 do -, the interest of his bel-
low citiSens, always ready to assist any one
nssdlng suhstaarA ID q 6ynpsahy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

Castiae lteas.
-rhc Packet SPY, Capt. Hatch. arrived
at Ca>tire from Belfast the L. She mad.
the trip from cAstluc to Belfast aud back
In eight DAYS.
HAE'. ON BELFAST The Monthly News
SAYS that Belfast harbor wa. opened by
Casi!nc enterprise. Sleepy Hollow" IN :,
be fast asleep.
At the meeting OF the incorporaiors OF
the ta>t'nc aud Ellsworth railroad compa-
ny. held the 18th inst. Capt Chas. Deer
lag. Luther G. lhilbrouk. Alfred T. Adams.
Monroe Young aud Samuel /. Moves were
chosen directors. Al \ subsequent meet.
ihg Capt. Dcerius mas elected President.
Col Cha>. ". alden. TREASURER. and Geo.
=. Tilden Secretary.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

AT tone ofthe school district meetings on
Cranberry Isle. 1t was voted to have the
teachers board around In Summer and al
one place in Winter. This is a capital ar
rangement for teachers. for who would not
like to board around in berry time and
among a first class people? But in cold.
frosty weather. one snug harbor is prefer
able.
The coasiing vessels are ice-bound d.
and the captains have given up in despair.
1t has been time Of severe drou,h.
aud some families have been extremely in
convenicnced by the failure of water In
their wells.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21
NEW YORK. March 10.


Schooner Azclda and Laura OF George
town. Me. McIndoc FIR nm Bsracow, reports
on The 10th. lat 3 40. lon Il 81. boarded
Bri. Colorado OF Liverpool, n. 5. from
Cienfu.goS for Boston aud supplied her
with oil and other nccessaries. Had Ler
f,rctop mast snruns. sails all damaged and
main>aii mait"psail and outer ] b gone
and every one OF board in a damaged con-
djtion. nn the 2nd of March. she lost her
boat galley and all the cooking apparatus.
She wa> 80 days out. all hand, well.
Gsn- BtIk> left last evenin. tor Wash
insio4 and w,ll to-day move for postpone
pa M OF the hi 10 carry out the fishing
clause oi the treaty of Washington which
colnc- up A. IA special order In the house
TO-DAY 1t j. stated that Banks desires its
postpuin,ni until all doubts of the intcn-
tion ol England to 20 before the Geneva
Conference are settled.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

J"hn.ons Anodyuc Linimeni, 70 wiihou,
iiubi. the saie-i. ,ufe-t. eud l.e.t remedy tina,
IA rsrr be"n ipscaI-.i for external aud inter
mai u>e. II i applicable TO a gre variety II
tompisiui.. and l. equally L-ueiicisl to man or
brat.
We have seen IL stated in ,,rion. p.n.r.
Throughout this roUntit that Agents Tor the
.Aic "i >iirrii,n'- cavalry tonsIuion Powder.
w.ic aui hsrizrd 10 - Rand The money % any
lar>on WIN -h"ull u-- them aud not b. Ali,
h'' width re-uit. Ne ioub ., ihi, nj iir-t
bui The proiirirtors authorize u, To say that IL
Is true.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

Sullivan lseas.
Two men from Deer Island. Me-, have
been engaged in cutting and hauling kiln
wood On Preble'- Island on land owned by
Benz. Prrble. They have cut one hundred
cords. and have hauled cut to the bank
about eighty cords on handsleds. They
live on board small vessel. One OF the
men has wife who does the cooking for
them.
Mt. Desert Bay was entirely frozen
over IN the late ''cold snap" down as far
As Egg Rock.
MIR. Il. NJ. welch and Geo. T.. Billings
have entered into partnership in the lobster
business for the coming seasan.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

Al people would undoubtedly prefer q inc
heal o' hair grown upon thrI own head, Ia
being iial.or wearing iai,e h air anI IL a. L...u
The -iu ) VI nsa of learosd to md u r. IN.
edy I" r"-iore ihe hair when 1t ha. iaiien out
snd renew us coiUr ater II ha- L.cnm- yrs,
sbch ninrdy has tr--n found. AMI /. now Of
s.tr" 10 the 'riunJer th- name oi iialr. veg
ris,e seiiian Hair Remover: AMI to y.ttIy
thi> sial. laeni. read the following -
lhisi. la CERTIFY thai wa. very b.id: IN lac,
my head WIS i-,ri-etlv smooth; and IL Is rom
nion la NM fa.sii, to grow bad early IN liz,
have Dow u-rd hour b.ttes Ut Half, vegetable
>ieiiian Hair it-n.~er; aud tire hair Ia, grow u
oui aiosci my heal. AMI j. n.xa .lur-
brown BAkiLkY CONLUS
sCiPio. JENNINGS 10. IND,
hay p. ISIS
Personally appeared be ore me BARLEY Con.on
anu upon vain $50 the airbse 81 iteIlssut true
VI q. BCTLEn. Notary i'ubsi.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

WINTER HsRBog Ar 9th ~ r,-,...,t.,..
onith, JouesiEogt ior Boston.
~, gu i.a1, aen Ho'.iner foss. 4 Johns, Ito load
f.. Ar i.,h, 'en Black Warrior, Steven. Roc kland
'or i.in'oihr. with corn Tor + iIvI..In,. / M.
e'a'u' i'al!, witn corn iog L Steven, 4 "a
"a. it1n' ns ~a Bcli barbour, sulI,, an. 81
johns ios baaion; Anne Maria. k,unry. -
Jvnus Iur Nv. - -
SAD. IN sam Knights. Tracy. 10 load FIR
Eoe Aiaud. y ~ '''' '''
Ar iosn, sch George Osborne, Bickforu, Rock
fokILAND-Ar 18th Leocaiia. Boston; pex
sao, ~ Wave, Foster, Woods fall
Ds!N-tld lilh, Lcttie Wells. Watson.
Jac k-ousiIle.
Ar lolh, Senator Grimes
| ~" iosk-tid l:sh brig Ponvert, Allen,
Caiuaricn. ~
~ Ar iitn, lIetta, smith, Cape Hayti; Terrapin.
wooster iOr Salem; Urion, Pro. ld,,nc,
Ar I3th, brig, Geo Burnham staples from
SAuenas, twiln loss VI SAIL, and cargo shifted y
sen l. A ebD, Hatch. Baracoo u d,y.: I;rsr,.
Wweu',el' hunie .ardcuas; Aroosiook BRYANT
itin,oau VI Tinker. Bernard, Maii,anilia
Ga iStn, brquc Chief, Harding, Tor Trieste ::
| Orig Aeeiia ihuriow, White, Nucvita,; l. " ar
| len. Colt, Galveston.
| FkoviDENcE->ldl iih, sch, Paragon .shute :;
sea Flower. Hickey, aud Andrew Peters, Hop
| Cid 18th, scn Plummer, Plummer, Daricn.
/ Ga.
MEMORIAL 10th. sch Ella, Grindle, Sa.
'Annah for Prov idence tlo,t and spin sails, lost
small part Of deck load and washed head sail,
1 of.
Sid 18th, schs Annie Harris. Harris, and Flor
ence Tower, Perry, RIOS kiaud for New York.
In port 18th, brig IL Means, Staples, Proyi-
| dsnce Tor New YORK; sehs Mansfield, Achorn.
providence for d.; kio. Nutter, do Tor do; PIN.
IA, Clark, Ezstport Tor do.
rHiLADELPhiA-Ar Eth, Alcyone, Davis,
| Matanza..
L
FESsACoLA-Inp port 9TH, Lamoine, King, for
| Rio Janerio.
| foreiE Ports.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

UNION Mrrr.L iffE iNsrRAxCE Co
y '"uRt >rHttr, hosruN. pEC H. I-,I
hts-ls MORRIS n iRtLAsp, O. >udLur, stree,
ltostns. Mas
Gt>ritME>-Wc willingly ada 10 tn, lis, OF
t-iih'nitis YOU pubb-h regarding ynur sail.
WIN Patent in-idc t-pit Wor.. that 10 the 4, hict
g tfr our safe Tell enc story INTO tn" basement
ani wa" ~ IN" ruins from srndiy. DcL. ; Ia IN.
toil"winS nrs'i ~, =" han it wa. reached and
mum Nr'F not Alter cooling ~ith water So thst
" '"uhi ~ p" .nblc'i, the IL readily upcu.,t ON
mo combination, and on opening the door t:,.
r'riesi' 81 The sii~ tom pre- .eyvri ~ good con
httnh+ Ton -ticriuE the eNtTInr 4 tafy t.xno .Cf
~ im. case. We eaasiie Rre iroof an al ,.s
OF ynar safe Iea iy san.trrful.
Yours trnIy, UESKr CRocgER President
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21

No, among the least Of the invaluable prop
cries Of Miss SAwYEK's >ALvE are its benid
cini effects On the hair. Rubbed ON the sea D
in nve OF six different parts it promotes the
growth Of the hsir. prevents its turning gray
and. on bald spots. ii produces new growth
OF hair. No lady should be without this invai
liable article ~ All Indispensable cosmetic Tor
the toilet. 1t eradicates dandrun and dis. a.e
from the head, and blo,che. and pimples from
the face. ifjO
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-21
Miscellaneous.

BosroN, March 10.
Francis J. Parker Of Lewiston, Me. q
passenger in the steamer stoninyton from
Ne" York last night, acci ientaiy fell oy-
erouard Wh,ie suffering from sea-sic kucss
aud was drowned.
BANGOR. March. 20.
The Wig says Gov. Pcihan will de>ig-
mite Thursday, April lsth. as the annual
fat uay.
BILF,sT. ME. March. 10.
The Hon. Nathaniel Patterson. for the
past twelve years police judge OF thi. city.
died LAST evening. hi, ofiie,al term expired
oIA yesterday.
ioCKLANp. Me. March. 10.
Hon. J Fred Merrill was inau;urated n,
MAYOR OF the city This evening.
SALT LAKE, March 70.
The election ia this Territory. on the
question OF accepting the proposed consii-
tttion ana form state GovcJnlncnt. and
iJf members OF Congress was held to-day
The Gcntlles put no ticket in the field and
IA ,de no contest. The proposed con.titu-
u1u was adopted unanimously. Fuller the
Mormon candidate for congress was electe l
without opposition. The Mormon women
who are ELECTORS under the new con>titu-
ton. TUNED out cu-ina,sc and the ielna c
vote was very large. IL i believed tia;
the ground OF their interest in the election.
j, The conviction that the admission OF Utah
q = Stale. will be tlc death blow TO poly
sIuy- The Oenlile> established no poll
IL PAGES AND the election passed of with
oat excitement or enthusiasm.
LONDON. March -.
Tae Press OF his ciiy ia commenting on
tie statement made 10 the c0,niaons last
night by Gladstone relative to the reply Of
tuc AiAcrCAu Government 10 Earl oran-
YllIe> noe. generally * res the opinion
thar The COMMUNICATION oi tlie premier will
oI,alc disappointment and apprehension
H. Oa. Aout the country. The Government
i ut-cd 10 oyiag the present difficulty with
America to au amlcablc and honorable
solution.