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SIX wagons loaded with barley, passed Tucson yesterday, bound for Camp Grant. Each wagon was drawn by five yoke of oxen, and the grain wss sent by H. K. Lacy for government.
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STATE NEWS.

At the exhibition this week at the Maine
Wesleyan Seminary, the following prizes
wore awarded: To Miss Nellie A. Rogers Of
Kent's Hill and Miss II. Eta Pratt of Ben
ton were given the priz? for excellence in
readings Mr.. Gilbert II. Jcssup of Bridge
port, Conn, took the prize for defamation,
though some thought MIR. Staples of Clinton
or Halves of Deering might well claim the
palm. For composition, among the ladies
that of Miss Tuck Of Pennington, and among
the gentlemen that of Mr.. John S. Chad
bourne of Vassalboro' were judged superior
J. p. Maxwell of Carthage, has been ar
rested for purchasing $4,000 worth of good.
of a Portland trader, on false representations
Rev. Mr.. Gibbs of the Congress Squar
Universalist Church in Portland, will delive
the Grafton at Westbrook Commencement
on which occasion Mrs. Elizabeth Akers Al
len will read apoem.
While Mrs. Levi Ham of Brunswick, wa
riding on Saturday, with her husband ant
| son, some one discharged a gun, which
frightened the horse. The reins broke and
Mrs. Ham was thrown violently out OF the
carriage and badly injured.
Mr.. Coffin Small of Cherryfeld broke his
leg on the 30th ult.. while working on ms
farm IT'S lucky twas no worse Tor else
there might have been required small coffin
for Mr.. Cofiin Small.
| The Portland Advertiser says that Prof.
Baird, United States Fish Commissioner,
will leave Washington next week for this
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Church Directory.
OltTIIOl

ORTHODOX CONGREG ATIONAL.-Granitc On.
State ST., between Bridge and Oak streets. Rev.
A. NJ. Evening service at "a o'clock. Preaching
- tomorrow toms by the pastor.
FIRST BAPTlST,-Corner Winthrop and Perham
SITS. Rev. A. " Tton, pastor; residence Win
throp street, next house east of church. Morning
service 1870 y. NJ. Evening ~ p. NJ. Prcac;.
ing tomorrow by the pastor.
FREE BAPTlST,-State street, north of Bridge
z, F. Penney, pastor; residence summer street
Preaching to -morrow by the pastor,
METHODIST EPISCOPAL,-Cireen street, east Of
State Roscoe sanderson, pastor; residence at
ing service 1880 a. NJ. Afternoon, 80 N.
Evening, IA p. NJ. Preaching tomorrow by the
PROTESTANT EPIsCOPAL,-state St, between
Oak and Winthrop. Rev. Mr.. Upjohn rector.
Morning service 1880 A. NJ. Evening service -
i, p NJ: :, Preaching to morrow by the rector.
No pastor. Morning service at 1880. Sabbath
school at y NJ. Evening service at Ia O'Clock.
Preaching to- morrow by Rev. w. G, Brooks of
Boston formerly of Kansas.
UNITARIAN Christ church, Cor. Oak and State
sts., No pastor. Preaching tomorrow by Rev
l.: f. Beckwith of Cambridge, Mass
CATIIOLiC,-State St., north of Bridge Rev Mr..
OBrien, priest; residence near the church,
Preaching tomorrow by the priest
\. VI. c. A-Rooms in Darby Block Water Street
Regular weekly prayer meeting every Monday
and Thursday evening at "a O'clock. Mission
O'Clock. Religious exercises every Sunday af
ternoon at o'clock. Rooms open to ali.
Inc congregational, First Baptist, Free Will
Baptist and Methodist Churches hold social con.
ference meetings in their vestries every Wednes-
day evening, at quarter to eight O'Clock.
NORTH AUGUSTA,-M. E. CHURCH.-Rev. r. +.
French, pastor; residence at the parsonage next
door north of the church. Preaching every Sab
bath ut 1890 a. Nj. sabbath School at II NJ.
Prayer meeting at "a PM Preaching tomorrow
by the pastor.
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATIONAL, HALO
"ELL-Rev e q. McCully, pastor; morning
service 1890; afternoon service at $50; sunday
School lbs L. NJ.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, HALLOWELL-Rev
p. jacques, pastor; residence opposite church
Morning service, 1885, Afternoon service 23O ;
Sabbath school atquarter past one P. NJ. Preach.
ing tomorrow by the pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH, HALLOWELL.-Rev.A A. r.
Crane, pastor. Morning service 1890. Preach
ing tomorrow by Prof. Foster of Colby Uuiversi.
ty.
FREE BAPTIST CHURCH, HALLOWELL.-Ser-
vices at usual hours.
CNlNERSALIST, HALLOWELL.-Rev. W. W
Nutting, pastor. Morning service 1880; Sunday
school = 80 L. Nj. Prayer meeting O'Clock.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

Governor Grover of Oregon has requested
the Secretary of War to turn over the caPtur
ed Modocs to the State authorities for trial.
The Frolic, with the rescued mariners from
the north, arrived at Washington on Thurs
day. An interesting history of Mr.. Halls
last Arctic adventure is promised.
1t is rumored in New York that the Court
Of Appeals has decided against Stokes. II
this be so, his only chance to escape the gal
lows is in Governor Dix's clemency. The
court adjourns on the 18th, and the decision
will probably not be handed in till that day.
A. M. Craig, the farmers candidate for
Judge of the Supreme Court in Illinois, is
probably elected over Judge Lawrence, the
present Chief Justice.
terrible report comes from Shanghai Of
the capture of Mohammedan city in the
southwestern part of China and the massacre
of thirty Thousand of its inhabitants by Chi.
nese troops
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This Remedy does not simply rel,ere for shor
time, but it produces perfect and permanent cure
OF the worst cases of chronic Nasal Catarrh, and
ioiH pdy 5000 reacdrd for case that cannot cere
Cold in the head" and Catarrhal Headache are
cured with "a few applications. If you have DIS
charge from the nose, offensive or otherwise; stop
ping up of the nose at times: partial loss OF inc
sense of smell, taste or hearing; eyes watering or
weak feel dull, or have pain or pressure III the
head,-you may rest assured that you nave ga.
tarrh. Thousands annually, without manfestihS
half the above symptoms, terminate IN Cohsuthl-
ton and end in the grave. No disease Is so COM
mon more deceptive, or less understood by physi-
clans. will send my pamphlet on Catarrh, TO any
address free DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is now
SOLD ny MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD.
Price 50 cents. Sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt
of 90 cents, or four packages for two dollars. Be-
ware of commercials and ,oorthless limitations. See
that my Private Stamp, which is q Positive Guar
antee Of Genuineness Is upon the outside wrapper.
Remember that this private stamp, issued by the
United States Government expressly for stamping
my medicines, has my portrait, nameand address,
and the words "U s. Certificate of Genuineness'
engraved upon 1t, and need not be mistakens
Don't be swindled by travellers and others, repre-
senting themselves as DIR. Sage. | am the only
man now living that has the knowledge and right
to manufacture the genuine DIR. Sages Catarrh
Remedy, and never travel to sell this medicine.
Il. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.,
Worlds Dispcnsary, Buffalo, y. Y.
MARI. wlvSicys
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N1allomell ZOral Nems.

Workmen are engaged in moving the |.
Winthrop and Warren streets, where founda-
| tons have been prepared for it. 1t is to be
| used as boarding house for classical school
scholars. The process of moving SO large a
building on rollers is quite laborious, requir-
ing great care and unlimited patience. The
new Classical and Scientific School buildings
are in process OF erection on the site of the
Lakeman mansion, and will be COMPLETED
during the present season. Business looks
exceedingly lively in that locality at the pres
ent time.
There is considerable religious interest
manifested in the various churches in this
city, especially among the younger members
of the congregation. For the past few months
quite number of young ladies have main
! tanned weekly prayer meetings; and it would
seem that their faithful zeal and self-sacrific-
ing labors are about to be abundantly blessed
Rev. Mr.. Crane, pastor of the Baptist
church and society in this city, will be absent
from town most of the time for several
months The pulpit will be regularly sup
piled during his absence. We learn that Prof
Foster of Colby University, will occupy the
pulpit tomorrow, and Prof. Smith of the
same institution, on the succeeding Sabbath.
a vocal and instrumental concert for the
benefit of the Maine General Hospital at
Portland. will soon be given in this city. Let
all be saving up the stamps" to spend on the
occasion.
We hear of no movement on the river for
Fourth of July celebration this year. Isn't
it about time to begin the manufacture of
DatriOtism for the Occas sion?
Another splendid shower yesterday after
noon, accompanied by thunder and lightning
One of the brick stores on the Lowell wharf
property, recently purchased by Messrs Will
son and Page, has been converted into a
spacious tenement, greatly improving the ap-
pearance of the locality, and furnishing one
more available dwelling place for the multi
tube seeking homes in our city.
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Conference are Winslow and vassalboro', p
Higgins; North and East Vassalboro', L. D
Wardwell; China, B. C. Wentworth; Clinton
and Benton, j. A. l.. Rich; Unity and Troy
NJ. ID. Miller.
One hundred and fifty dollars has been sub.
scribed in VIM, to obtain preaching at the
Episcopal church at that place.
1t IS now stated from seeming good author
ity that the Kennebunk camp meeting ground
has not been sold, as reported, and that the
Methodists can occupy it as heretofore.
An Advent camp-meetng is now being held
at Lincolnvle.
The Congregational society at Bluehill are
enjoying the labors of Rev. A. II. Tibbets
AT the last communion two united with the
church upon profession of faith.
| Several prominent citizens of Cape Eliza
beth have organized new religious society,
called the ebay side Parish" This society
has been gathered mainly through the labors
| of Rev. b. f. Pritchard, and is organized
| with most fattering prospects.
Work has commenced in good earnest on
| the Orthodox parsonage in Andover.
Rev. o. M. Cousens, of Portland, has been
elected State Agent of the Sunday School
Association.
Rev. c. G. Porter, for several years pastor
of the Second Baptist church of Bangor, hay-
ing resigned that position will devote a por-
ton of his time to Missionary labors among
the poor of the city. He will respond to any
calls for his services and will be glad to re-
ceive any information which may aid him in
the work.
Rev. Alexander Hill preached his farewell
sermon to the Free Will Baptist Society, at
West Paris, last Sunday, to the deep regret
of his many friends.
The Whitsunday offerings of st. Luke's
Sunday School, in Portland, amounted to
three hundred and seventy dollars.
Rev. L. Y. llincks Of the State street church
Portland, is on four weeks vacation.
Rev. N. M. Wood, d. D., formerly Of Wa
terville, has been appointed Professor of sys-
.cmatic Theology and of Doctrinal History in
Shurtleff College, Upper Alton. Ill.
The Union Church in Clinton is to be
thoroughly renovated this month, and if the
design of the committee on repairs is carried
out, the church will look as we'll as new.
Rev. Il. NJ. Frink of Saco has received
unanimous call from the Congregational
church and society in Beverly, Mass, to be-
come their pastor. and on Sunday last he read
his letter of resignation.
1t is rumored that Rev Mr.. Bolmer who
has been officiating in the Diocese of Maine,
is to remain for the present with st. Paurs
church in Portland.
The Methodist and Baptist societies of
North Paris, have engaged Rev. Geo. Briggs
TO preach for them one year.
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Marrten.

In China, 9TH inst, at the house of the bride.
groom's father, Eli Jones, and in accordance with
the revised forms of the Friends, Richard NJ. Jones'
Principal of Oak Grove Seminary, to Miss Virginia
Costello OF Bangor. We return thanks for gen.
erous donation from the bridal loaf and trust that the
pllgrmage of life may bring to the happy couple
much of joy and sunshine
In North Vassalboro', 4th inst, by Rev James A.
Narney at his residence, Mark Shorey to Miss Ida
;. Priest both OF North Vassalboro'.
In Gardiner, 3lst ult Charles Mcdonald of Hal
lowell to Miss Lucy Whitney of Augusta; LIST inst
Chester Phillips ofGardner, to Miss Eliza W.
Moore of IIallowell.
In Catskll. n. y, 2Sth ut., at st. Luke's Church.
by Rev. VIM. 5. Chadwell, rector of Grace Church.
Brooklyn, +. D., assisted by Rev. Robert Weeks
rector of St Luke's, Nathaniel K. Chadwick of Gar
diner, to Miss Celia S. Halcott, daughter of Geo W.
Halcott of Catskill.
wood \. H., to Miss Helen j. Ranger of Wilton
Me.
In tarminGton, 29th ult., Jared Mayhem of Chill.
mark, Mass, to Miss Emma NJ. Norton of Farming
ton.
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FOREIGN.

Madrid, G. The Constituent Cortes is en-
gagged in verifying the election of its men,
bers. The credentials of 2G9 deputies have
so far been approved that the government
has resolved to leave the settlement of the
forced paper currency question to the new
ministry, which will probably be formed as
soon as the certes is in working order.
London, G. A despatch to the Times from
Central Asia announces the arrival at kras-
noodsk, on the 2Sth Of May, of the South Cas-
plan, detachment of the Russian expedition
against Khiva.
Berlin, 6. The Shah Persia leaves Berlin
tomorrow for Essen, Wiesbaden, and Brus-
sells. From the latter city he goes directly to
London.
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New York Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK. Jun

Cotton more actvc-sales 1913 bales. Mid uplands
l9t4
Flour heavy; loal5c lower. Sales 10000 state Al
al .; round hoop Ohio 10 and $685. Western ) A
and IS; southern 20 and ii 90.
Wheat good export inquiry. Sales III, 600
No. spring IS and So; No 3 40 and A.; white
state 90; white Michigan 06a0 % NO spring a
winter red western 10al 20.
Corn higher. Sales 1914 co. New iXcd west
ern 55a 55; old
Oats heavy, Sales Al 600. New western mixed A.
and 461a white state 54a5i.
Beef steady.
Pork frmer. New mess lG G. l-2eNtra prime II OC
Lard steady. steam So: kettle 9A.
Butter quiet and unchanged. Ohio O0a00 new
State 25a2o.
Whiskey steady and 4 shade frmer. Western
81 IL
Rice steady at ! l-2aS IL.
Sugar shade firmer and mod eratoy active. Por.
to Rico 600; refining 5z4as.
Coffee quiet and firm. l1Ial91t
Molasses quiet. Clayed 29a30 n. . G7aG3 Porto
Rico 35a35; Muscovado 30af2.
Turpentine steady at Il.
Rosn 00a3 %.
Petroleum firmer. Crude So; refined 20
Tallow steady at
Wool duh. Domestic fleece
freghts to Liverpool very firm. Grain steam
4 a5-lG; sail IL l-2al2 I'D.
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We have received from A. II. Lewis. ESQ,
associate editor of the East Boston Advocate,
IA specimen copy of the "National School
Festival" a quarterly magazine published at
East Boston by Messrs. Hutchins and Horton.
1t is ably conducted by T. A. Hutchns and
Mrs. M. b. c. Slade. 1t is filled with fresh
land sparkling dialogues, Rotations, declama-
|tions, dramas, music, etc, for temperance ex-
khibitions, Sunday and day schools, and the
like. 1t is entirely undenominatonal. Terms
F5 cents year, in advance. Address Hutch
Ms & Horton, East Boston, Mass.
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TdOin College Matters.


hc following is the assignment of parts for
pmeucment Day:
hlutatory-Moulton
Fations-Blake, Clark, f. C. Robinson,
ker, Whitney, Wilson.
Philosophical Dispositions - Chapman,
yer, ID. A. Robinson.
terary Disquisitions-Berry, Boothby,
PITT, Herrick, Hill, Sampson, Warehouse.
misunderstanding, Hatch.
Observation-Disclosures Crocker, Fair
Is, Floyd, Gould, Lowell.
ssertations-E. j. Cram, J. A. Cram,
r, Hughes, Ladd, Wiswell.
be following appointments have been
):
sistant Librarians. Palmer, Senior AS
pit; Clarke, Cressey, Hall, Holmes, Pull
Junior Assistants.
pointments for Sophomore Prize Decla-
bn-Clarke, Curtis, Hall, Hill, Hunton,
Osgood, +. B. Osgood, Simmons, Stand
True, Upton, Virgin.
G planting of the Ivy by the class OF II,
place on Wednesday afternoon, says the
graph, f. w. Hawthorne of Bath, was
rator, and A. L. Perry of Gardiner, the
The Ivy was planted near the door OF
puth wing of the chapel. The day closed
an "Ivy" hop at Lemont Hall, to the
qualification of all participators.
gotiations now look to the appointment
nan of high scientific attachments to FIJI
hair so ably filled by Prof. Bracket
College crew picked for the Regatta
Fingfeld, Mass, in July, is under drill
Ding substantial work in the way OF
Pg. They evidently mean to deserve i!
do not win success.
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Regatta.

New York, 6. The Yacht race took place
to-day. The Madelane was the first to come
in, followed by the ldler, Foam and Resol ute,
each five minutes apart. A heavy squall
with rain compelled nearly all to reduce sail.
The squall threw the Maggie on her beam
ends, and for time it was reported that she
was capsized.
Later.-The first prize for schooners was
awarded to Idler, and for sloops to Oracle,
although both vessels came in second in their
respective classes. The following is the act
ual time over the course, which was forty
miles in air line: Idler hours and 6 min
utcs, and Oracle hours and So minutes. The
Madeline and Viscon won the second prizes.
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FROM NEW YORK.
New York, G.

New York, G.
At a meeting Of the Baptist church at Rock
vile Centre last evening, the resignation of
Rev. Hugh Pentecastle as pastor was unani-
mously accepted. He is an open commun-
ionist, and announces his intention to preach
in the church the next three Sundays, al
though his resignation was accepted to take
Immediately.
Some fish peddlers entered liquor store
in Millburne, L. l., and stole double bar
relied gun from the premises. On leaving,
one of them named Simeonson smashed the
gun against tree, when both barrels explod-
ed, tearing out his bowels, and causing death
in a few minutes.
rain storm commenced here about three
o'clock, and continued till this evening.
Speaker Cornell publishes statement that
he does not doubt the integrity of the clerk
of the late Assembly and his assistant, but
asks to have the supply bill examined, owing
to the unpleasant gossip as regards previous
supply bills being tempered with.
Arrived steamer Koln from Bremen.
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State. As has been announced, his head.

State. As has been announced, his head
quarters will be in Casco Bay, and he will
continue the study of the economy and habits
of the food fishes of the coast, and hopes to
add largely to the knowledge already obtain ed
Of the causes of the decrease of the fishes
and the means by which they can be increased
and restored to the fishing ground.
A couple were married in police station
IN Portland, on Thursday evening.
The Sentinel says that Mr.. Newell Leigh
ton was drowned Saturday last while cross
ing the river at West Pembroke, near his own
home, in small sail boat. He had with him
ms son twelve years of age, they had nearly
leached the opposite shore, when by sudden
squall OF wind the boat was overturned and
being so heavily ballasted at the time sank
Immediately. The father in his efforts to
save his child by placing him upon an oar
which had fioated from the boat became ex-
hausted, the brave little fellow chung to the
oar until assistance reached him. Such
are the facts as near as can be described by
his wife and others who witnessed the scene
from the shore.
The Wing says that the contract of w. C.
Pitman, Esq, of Bangor, on the north end OF
the Maine Central extension will, good wealth
er prevailing, be completed to-day. On the
south side the track is laid over mile and
gravel trains are running daily grading up.
Week from Monday next they expect to run
regular trains over the whole line.
The Piscataquis Observer says that ten
thousand salmon arrived at Dover last week
in cans, and were transported to the river
near Brown mill. They were from the
breeding ponds at Bucksport. The cans in
which the fish were transported have small
section of wire net work running through
them, upon which is placed quantity of ice
to keep the temperature CT the water uni
form. Seven thousand of these9 young sal
mon were sent to the jerks brook in Brown
vile, but all were fou nd to be dead on reach
ing their destination.
The Wing tells this story of Bangor boys
enterprise I'll Eugene Nealley, son of
Chas. A. Nealley, Of this city, aged Is years
having had some experience as a sailor and
wishing to continue in a sea faring life, was
provided by his father with a schooner
of siXty-fvc tons, named the Eliza Fran
ccs which was loaded with lumber at Mr..
Nealley's mill, and the young man was told
to sail where he pleased and sell the cargo.
He purchased chart of the coast and sailed,
arriving at Rockland the same day; but as he
could not sell his freight there he again set
sail and went to Thomaston, and meeting
with like result there, he tried Carver's har
Dor and from thence went to Portland, being
fog bound three days. At Portland he sold
the cargo for good price, sent the money by
a check to his father, chartered for Boston
loaded his vessel, all in the space Of nine days
realizing as the proceeds Of his first trip $500.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, G. Advices from Arizona
This afternoon, state that the Indian agent at
San Carlos, Maj. Larrabee, had some difficult
ty with the Apaches, and they undertook to
kill him with spears. He ran to Lieut. AL
mics tent, and the Lieutenant and six sol
diers went to the agency with him.