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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-23
the ensuing year.
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PREsoUE ISLE, June Is, 1873.
tfter stage ride Of forty.two miles, over
pad not particularly smooth, it cannot be
ected one would feel in a writing mood
evening; but remembering our injudic-
! promise to send you an occasional COM
sication during my brief Aroostook trip, l
venture q few random though at the
OF the charge of stupidness. The famed
lton greatly enlarges in ares, with many
)ant new houses and stores erected since
previous visit in the autumn of 1858, on
occasion Of the celebrated "raid" into the
|tty by the renowned and valiant editorial
ban event still fresh in the recollection
,ndry members who shot cartridges from
|ops Of stage coaches, and caught trout at
! alls of the Aroostook! Houlton gives two
and spicy papers a good support, fair
.ation of growing intelligence and perma-
prosperity. 1t is very evident the peo-
mean business, and are determined to
the most of their facilities for advance
Eesque Isle 10 in point of enterprise not
pit behind her sister embryo citys and
the "Wilderness railroad" in successful
alton, will soon prove successful rival
metropolitan honors. That a railroad
Id be built to this locality, and that right
lilly, is not speculative question, but
worthy the consideration Of capitalists
rally, as we'll as those interested in the,
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Boston Wool Market.

III ksDAh, June ~.
The Gales for the week have been O00, 900 lbs OF
California and domestic and 425 900 lbs of foreign
nearly all OF which was in bond for export to Can
ada.
The occurrence Of holiday has somewhat check
ed trade, although the transactions of the week
show that manufacturers are not altogether specta
tors the market, California " DOL has been in &C
tive request and prices on the best Northern staple
are u shade hrmer, and at present rates are as
cheap AS any wool that Is likely to be offered in this
market. The sales Of domestic fleece have been
Kentucky cOmbing, which hiss ranged in price from
4;6i5c. Sma sales of old fleece wool have been
made ut 50d51ac for Ohio and Pennsylvania Y, Xxx
and picklock. but the assortments are meag e. But
little of the new clip has reached the seaboard and
with supply OF choice California fleece there is no
disposition 10 seek the country for the new clip; in
fact it will be much better for farmers manufacture
ers anu dealers for the clip to reach the market
naturally rather than to be found here when a
stringency IN the money market may lead 70 iorceu
sales and inevitable losses. New ohio ana rem
| sylvania wool would command SOC, and ehoee
Vermont perhaps little more, while Wisconsin ana
Domestic Flee Fieece"ooco Ms pcklock at 51.c; 1900
s 9 unwashrd at s3Ic 2ooO bs do at &c a ooo
90 e. se 900 odc s Michigan and
Al exc 1000 MS fat sheep at SIC; 5000 bs do at &c
600 rs do fine at 36e 1000 bs medium 30 al sstsc
5 900 ms Ohio at Sic; 20, 900 lbs unwashed ana I'M
washed and understandable &C So03sc.
Combng and Dclaine-l6, 900 lbs unwashed comb. |
ing at 4sc 1000 lbs do at 4Oc; 10000 bs delane at
5@c: n ZOO lbs Kentucky combng at 45c; $4,000 Ms
Caitorna- sls 900 MS spring clip at 2ts saJc; "A,
coo MS do at 2sc 1000 MS do at Is &c; l2OOO MS fan
clip at 5000 MS do at Ice 600 spring at 81 Lac
1000 MS do at q l2c "a 900 s fall lambs at 49,, S.
900 spring California at 30a3tc; 2C00 rs spring at
soc 50 1000 rs spriag on private terms.
Pulled Wool-3i00 Ms Philadelphia super at 43c
1900 bs Maine super at Soc 5000 MS extra at soc
1000 MS do at 53 l2c 1000 lbs short extra at 3c TO-
600 rs do at 3Sc; 1000 lbs super at 35c Oc0 BIS Cal
iforna at !Sc 200 lbs super at soc; 5000 ms low
coarse Noils at l5c $1,000 rs super and extra al
Soc 5000 Ds California at 48c 1000 MS super at Gle
1000 ns heavy extra at 40c 5000 Ms extra ut A5c ;
1000 ms Eastern super at 57c 1000 MS black at Sac
1000 ms combing at Al lsc; 5000 lbs super at 400 |;
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STATE NEWS.

A hen hawk, at the height of two hundred
feet dropped small chicken; it was picked
up by benevolent gentleman who is now
nursing it.
Col. A. W. Wildes and Hon. s. H. Blake,
Railroad Commissioners have returned from
tour of inspection over the Z. &. N. A.,
Bangor Piscataquis and St. Croix & Penob-
scot Railroads.
Joel Bean, Esq, of Maysville, has shown
the Pressure Isle Sunrise q lock Of wool
twelve inches in length, sheared from . year
ling lamb, cross of Cotswold and Leicester,
which he has of his own raising.
The circus folks, from the manager to the
clown are supposed to be tOlerably sharp, but
they themselves were the victims of . little
sharp practice while exhibiting here last week
verdant y youth, over whose innocent
head the light of twenty-five summers had
shed their soft effulgence, hired out with the
circus in the morning; attended the exhibition
and side-shows, free of expense; having en-
joyed which to his souls content, he remarked
with lazy yawn. that he 'b,leeved he'd seen
bout all he wanted to of the circus and guess
ed he shouldn't travel after ALL" And home
he went, and the big canvass 10 daily pitched
without the aid of his stalwart arm.-lB ridg-
ton News.
Mr.. Payson fuckers numerous friends says
the Press, will be pleased to learn that he has
returned from a visit westward in excellent
health, and has resumed his important duties
at the eastern end of the Boston & Maine
railroad.
Mr.. Harris Hill of Calais, says the Adver.
tiser killed Ave bears, three old and two young
ones, last Tuesday week, in the region Of
the forty mile post, on the st. Andrews and
Quebec Railroad line. And it was not very
good day for bears either.
The Rockland Free Press says that Walker
Dunn & Co. of Thomaston, launched from
their yard, June llth, fine frat class two
masted schooner. named the Annie c. Cook,
270 tons, to be commanded by Capt. NJ. Cook,
of Friendship, and to 60 into the general
freighting business. They have placed the
keel for another three mas ted schooner Of $50
tons, to be commanded by Capt. Barter Of St.
George. Mr.. James A. Creighton launched
from his yard, June II, schooner Lizzie Bell,
of rs tons, to be commanded by Capt Eli ".
Maloney. She was built by master Benner,
whose work, on,vessels or railroads bridges,
speaks for itself.
party of four fishermen captured in
Rangely lakes, in about one day, this week,
2l2 pounds of trout.
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Boston Hide and Leather Market.

The market the past week has been inactive, and
the the transactions in both sole and upper Leath-
have been light. The sales of Hemlock Sole have
been confined TO small quantities at prices within
range of quotations. Cropped Leather has been in
moderate request, but there is no change to note
in prices Rough Leather is dull, and the be st
tannages have been in light request, while common
Leather is almost wholly neglected. Rough Calf
skins remain dull. and there is a good supply. On
finished Skins prices less firm, and tend In buy.
ers' favor. There has been less demand the past
week for finished Wax acd Kip, and the sales have
been mainly OF the cheaper grades. We quote:
Sole Leather-Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande light
at 26s21c; middle do at 2sgsOc; heavy do ut Is a30c
good damaged at 2sd.5c; Orinoco hight at 2ja2Gc
do middle ut 21U2Sc heavy do at 2ta!6c; good dam.
aged at 2392ic; Buffalo at 24hs a25c.
Rough Leather-Hemlock, light, at % d35c; do do
heavy ut 2953lc Oak at 35031c; Calf at 10 d73c.
Finished Leather-Wav. Rio Grande and Buenos
Ayres medium and heavy at 23925c; Western
slaughter at 2ia3c; do do light at 20 Re- do South
and Rio Grande; Calf Skins ut s0casl 10.
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The annual examination of the high school
will begin this forenoon, to continue through
he day, Tomorrow, and Wednesday forenoon.
Parents and all friends of the school are
cordially invited to be present during the ex-
|ercise. They certainly should feel interest
Enough in the school to give up little time
o the purpose Of noting the work that has
,een done. Mr.. Ham, the principal, has
kublished programme of exercises, contain
PC also the record for the year, showing the
landing Of each scholar in the school-rank,
experiment., days present, days absent, times
rrdy. There are IS pupils in the school this
.rm.
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horse Items.
JAMES.

lorse Items.
Mr.. A. P. Haywood had fine horse badly
mayed the other day at the stable of ]. N.
Euew orthy, Westfeld. The injury was
used by . narrow, defective stall.
|Houlton can boast of many fne horses and
. much money invested in horse flesh. A.
Haywood has gray horse for which he
I'd $1,000. He has a span of three years
4 grays which stand l6 hands.
gentleman ofLinneus in Aroostook county
Tuesday trotted his horse from that place
1oulton on fifty dollar bet. The distance,
bit miles and fourth, was made in twenty
ht minutes and half, winning the stake.
The Presque Isle Trotting Park have pleas
ly arranged their affairs, and at meeting
he Society last Friday chose their officers
the ensuing year.
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FL i : n ACT BUCHU,
IstA,.. t"'i I...'n, iv for BrigEt's Dis
ease =. ,.. .fuy cese OF Diabetes In
which j: L,e., is CT. Irritation OF the Neck
Of the l.aG.i, r Id Inflammation Of the Kidneys,
liberation q the Kidneys and Bladder, Reten-
ton OF Urine, Diseases Of the Prostate Gland.
Stone in the Biadde., Gravel Brick Dust Deposit.
and Mucous or Milk Ii-charges, and for En-
feebled and Delicate Cons OF both Sexes,
attended with the following symptoms: Loss
Of Power, Loss Of NJ emory, Difficulty Of Breath
ing, Weak Nerves, .Wakefulness. Pain In the
Back, Flushing of the Body, Eruption ON the Face.
Pallid Countenance, Iassitude OF the System, etc:
Used by persons In the decline or change OF
life; after confinement or labor pains, bed.wet-
ting in children, etc
In many affections peculiar to ladies', the Ex-
tract Buchu is unequaled BY any other remedy
As in Ch,orosis or Retention, Ifregularity, Pain
fulness OF Suppression Of Customary Excavations,
liberated or Schirrus state OF the Uterus Leu
corrhGa or Whites, Sterility, and for all com
plants incident to tho sex. IT IL prescribed
extensively by the most eminent Physicians aid
Midwives for cnfeebled and delicate ccnstitq'
tons Of both sexes and all ages. .
KRADNEY,S EXTRACT BUCAU,
Cures Dtsedses Arising from Inprudsness,
Habits Of Diss3pdfl0H Eft. in all their stages al
little expense, little To change in diet, no In
convenience, and no exposure. 1t causes ? ne
Quent desire, and gives strength TO ur1nate.
thereby removing Distractions, Preventing and
Curing Structures q the Urethra, Allaying Pai.:
and Inflammation so frequent in this class OF d.
eases and expe!ling all poisonous matter
KEARNEY'J EXTRACT BUCE
S1.OO per ,o.t.c or six bottles for $500, deliv
to any adGr =, ,>curc from observation. So'd
druggists everywhere. Prepared by =.
KEARNEY 6 CO. 10! Duane St., n !.
10 whom all letters for Information should be
addressed.
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WHAT DID Iris no longer the question
vince the introduction of the Centaur Lin
ment. When We meet an old friend who has
b cen shelved with rheumatism, or see a per-
81 mangled underneath a rail car, and re-
St bred to shape and comeliness, We now know
tn Vt it is the Centaur Liniment that does the
wo rk. No other article ever did perfesm such
mil .cles. There is no swelling it will not
soft en-, no pain it will not soothe, or lameness
it W ill not cure.
uILDREx CRY-for Pitchers Castoria.
1t re yulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
cause natural sleep. 1t is = substitute for
castor oil. junelt-lm
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development Of the bes. resources of this fer

| development Of the best resources of this fer
tile country. Brother Stickney Of the "Sun-
rise has done valiant service in advocating
the building of this road; and we trust he
may live to see the desire Of his benevolent
heart fully realized, and be able to take seat
In the first train direct from Presque Isle to
San Francisco! Mr.. Stickney Yields point
ed pen, and is almost always sure to be found
untiinchingly on the side of right. Such 3
man in the editorial profession, will make
some enemies, as matter Of course; but he
has the faculty above most men of maintain
ing a serenity Of temper that enables him
to retain his juvenile buoyancy under the
most trying circumstances.
Many new stores and dwellings are now in
process Of erection in this village, also neat
house of worship by the Baptist denomina-
ton, and during the coming autumn the
Episcopal society are to commence church
for their accommodation. The Congregation
al society already have an attractive church,
and the Methodist, Free Baptist and Univer-
salst societies worship in the Town Hail.
The Baptist church is to be dedicated about
the middle Of next month Rev. Mr.. Nugent
is pastor, and is much interested in the work
in which he is engaged. Rev. Mr.. Hardy has
been supplying the Congregational society,
meeting with gratifying success. Rev. Mr..
burlington supplies the Universalist, and Rev.
Mr.. Pitcher the Methodist society. Rev. Mr..
Washburn of Fort Fairfield, breaches for the
Episcopal society every Sabbath evening. 1t
will be seen that the spiritual interest of this
people are we'll cared for
After good nights rest, and an opportuni-
~ for general "reconnoisance in force, we |
may be enabled to furnish something of more
interest hereafter. Hastily, &C.,
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Danger.

At this season the atmosphere is surcharged with
the seeds of intermittents, remitents, rheamatism
pulmonary disorders, bilious complaints, and the
like Persons whose nervous systems are relaxed
are the first to succumb to these dissempers Brace
up the physical energies then, with this potential
vegetable tonic 1t lie the most powerful recuper-
ant which the botanic kingdom has ever yielded to
patient research and experiment. Try 1t. The
blindest disciple Of the old medical dogmas VIII at
least admit that tonic and Alternative compounded
Of approved herbs roots and barks, car do no
harm, while the testimony of thousands insites a
trial of its virtues. vigor is the thing most needed
In these cases as well as in dyspepsia and nervous
affections, and Hostetters Btters is the safest. sur
est and most wholesome Strengthening preparation
that human skill has vet concOctcd.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.

New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, June 81
COTTON -sales .07: mid. 81.
FLOUR-sa 0,GCo; state 580a6 80: round hooI
Ohio 2588 IS: Western 90s9 90; Southern 20 4
10 so
WHEAT-sales $4,000; No. spring. 1881 40
No. 2, 45 a; No. !, 5id winter red west
ern. oOd0 90.
CORN- sales 250OOO: 4sa52 new
OATS-sales 1900 10 a ~ for new; 46s4s for
white.
BEEF-1z50.
PORK Is 50al575.
LARD-stm 81 q; kettle sl2.
BUTTER me wlatate. 1928. Western C0g00
SUGAR-dull and heavy Muscovado 77seSt.
MOLASSES-unchanged.
RICE-CaroIina, 5S6Sl IL
WliISKEY-92hA
COFFEE-Rio lSbdl9%
PETROLEUM- crude, sas; refined, 10.
SPTS TURPENTiNE-4Gs
ROSIN- 3 00d3 90.
lALLOW-es,.
FREIGHTS To Observation-Disclosures 1912
steamer.
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NEWS BYMAII.

The election inspectors at Buffalo, N. T.,
who received Susan B. Anthony's vote,
have been fined e25 and costs.
The Hon. Horace, F. Clark, President Of
the Union Pacific railroad, died in New Yorh
on Thursday.
Two children living in Philadelphia, who
have been missing since "wednesday, were
found Friday locked in q closet in an empty
house in the 25th ward. One of the children
was beyond human aid, but the other will re-
cover. The police are investigating the af-
fair. 1t is believed that a terrible crime has
been committed.
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AVOID oUACxS AND iMPoe!1HS'
No Charge for Advice and Conspltstcp.

Dr = n Unofk Graduate Of Le9eSson As0tc3
Coil,oe Philadelphia, aa,hor Of several valuable ~
works. can be consulted on all diseases OF t1s
sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which DC aas maas
nm from what cause originating. or OF how
long standing A practice OF 80 years enables
him to treat diseases with success. Cures glas'
tance can forward letter describing symptoms,
and enclosing stamp 10 prepay postage.
Send for the Guide 10 Heath. Price 10 cents.
NIB DYOTT. N. D., Physician and Surgeon.
104 Duane ST.. New York
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
10 THE
Daily Xtnuebse aourna1.
THE THORNDIKE TRAGEDY,

Belfast, Me-, June 2l.
The coroner's inquest in the Gordon case
was resumed to-day at Thorndike, but not
concluded. 1t will be finished on Monday.
No new facts Of Importance were elected,
the evidence being mostly corroborative of
that already adduced. The several state
ments made by the prisoner were disproved.
Attorney General Plaisted was present at the
examination, which attracted an immense
crowd. The little boy is fast recovering from
his wounds
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FIRE RECORD.
UTICA, NEW YORK.

UTICA, NEW YORK.
Utica, n. T.. 81. This afternoon fire broke
out in q barn on Cornelia St. The flames
spread rapidly and soon five dwelling houses
and two barns were burned. Loss S20, 00)
AT PATTERSON, NEW JERSEY.
Patterson, N. j., 81. At midnight q great
fire brokeout in Passaic, originating in Acqua-
nonock house and spreading to the Erie De-
pot, stables and other buildings, most of which
will undoubtedly be destroyed. Greatest
alarm prevails throughout the city. Assis-
lance has been asked from Patterson and two
steam fire engines have been ordered to be
sent to Passaic by the first train which will
leave in few minutes. Loss already $780,
900, and the flames spreading at II 80.
SECOND DESPATCH.
At II 10 A. NJ, the telegraph Instruments
were taken out of the Passaic depot and furth-
err communication with Passaic 10 cut off
THIRD DISPATCH.
At IL 80, A. NJ, a whole block was de-
stroyed at Passaic and the fire etill raging.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
IL ;35-Nothing has been received from
Passaic later than the report of detruction Of
one block and that the FIRE was still rrging
Two steamers have Just left Patterson, one BY
train and one drawn by four horses.
FIFTH DILPAICH.
An incendiary was seized but escaped by
making vigorous fight 1t is said that two
mon sleeping in Yearonces stable, persisted ir
the flames.
AT POUGHKEEPSIE NEW YORK:
Poughkeepsie, N. y, 81. An extensive
fire is raging in the forests on Fiskill noun
"a - bich has a oatv fvoy 11od NEARLY fvT
miles and burned thousand cords Of wood
IN NORTHERN MICHIGAN.
Forest fires are reported from various parts
of northern Michigan, and repetition of the
disaster Of 1871 is feared.
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Robbery.

Kansas City, 90. An attempt to rob the
Peoples bank Of Chilliclothe on Friday night
by Smith Rambo, a wealthy but notorious
bad character. who planned with confederates
to seize the cashier of tho bank, hold him as
a hostage and compel his wife to open the
banks and vaults. The design was disclosed,
and when Ramto went to the cashiers house
ate on Friday night he WAS confronted by q
party of citizens and after a short parley was
riddled with bullets and instantly killed.
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The stokes Case.

New York, 90. Stokes new trial will not
occur during the present term, which throws
it over till October. His counsel has decided
to make no effort to bail the prisoner. 1t is
said that the defence will rely upon the medi-
cal testimony, so effective in the first trial,
and will raise the plea of self defence.
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lst One Word.

EDITOR Journal 1T is said that ga thing
{ beauty is joy forever; and the summer
|sauty of State street is often spoken of,-but
our present time of writing we cannot feel
bat it 10 q joy forever-although we dwell
UGH thereon. But what we wish most to
~ is that if it won't pay to sprinkle the street
few weeks during summer, why need there
|, carted into the street any quantity of dust,
I'D left to blow about in clouds sufficient to
mother neighborhood, as it is the case just
low the Augusta House. We mildly suggest
at an application of gravel would have an
Fered - we'll as dust and coal ashes. Again,
u would inquire if the ditch that is being dug
mot be completed as it is dug, and thus
we much annoyance to the public.
Yours modestly,
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Granite Hall!

TWO DAYS ONLY!
and Thursday, June as q 80,
Afternoon and Evening Receptions.
THE GIANT PEOPLE!
CAPT. M. ". BATES,
The Great Kentucky Giant !!
And his Lady, formerly
MISS ANNA SWAN,
The Famous Nova Scotian Giantess !
They have inst returned from tour Of Europe,
where they nave had the pleasure of appearing be.
fore the Crowned Heads Of Nobility.
Reception hours at half past O'Clock, afternoon,
and halt past O'Clock, evening.
Descriptive lectures given every half hour.
2Scts. Children, l5cts.
june23-tSt JUDGE INGALS, Manager.
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FROM MEXICO.

City Of Mexico, II. The Mexican press
- discussing the question of new ministry.
They consider change urgent, in view of
the necessity which has arisen for the protec-
ton Of Protestant clergymen in Mexico. The
interference of the military is especially de-
manded for the defence in Orisiaba from the
FURY Of Catholic fanatics. A Protestant
bishop was compelled to leave the place, be.
cause his life was threatened. A riot oc-
Cured at Morelio on account of the expul-
sion Of the Jesuits.
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The plan Of union religious services Sunday
afternoon, in this city. promises to work well.
There are many persons who find it very in
convenient to attend services in the forenoon,
who will be greatly accommodated by the new
arrangement.
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New York, 81. The President is reported
IS saying he will select Chief Justice from
among the present judges of the Supreme
Court.
Creedmore Range was formally opened to.
day, several prominent militia and army Off
GERS being present. Governor Dix disappoint-
ed the party by not being present to fire the
opening shot.
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Accident.

New York, %. The derrick employed for
placing in position the iron columns for the
the support Of the elevated railroad at Saith
street and 9th avenue fell yesterday after
noon, seriously injuring James Morgan, sur
veyor Of the road, and John F. Schroeder,
passer by.
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FOREIGN.

Special to New York Herald,
Vienna, 81. An international chess tour
nament for $4,000 gold, 80 forms entrance is
to commence July Goth.
Mr.. Jackson 8. Schultz has retired from
the chief commissionership of the United
States to the exhibition, and Mr.. H. Garetson
of Ohio will be appointed to succeed him.
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Suicide.

Lancaster, N. H., %. As the passenger
train over the Grand Trunk railroad was
passing West Milan station Saturday night.
young lady by the name of Jennette Cork
und, about lS years of age, came out Of her
fathers house, which stands close by the
track, stepped in front of the engine and was
instantly killed the locomotive wheels cutting
her body entirely in two. No cause Is as