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& Common form OF Eudi.Ps,tnn

l. oppression after eating, or depressing dull
mes OF the spirits; with fatulence ar a bel
CHING up of wlnu, and almost always follows
Costlvenes,. Dr.. Harrison's Peri~taltic Ioz-
eEses-SlNe quack and permanent relief. They
are peasant portable, do not require increase
OF dose, never grippe. and for Consultation Of
the Bowels, Pile, Headache. Dizziness. Irregu-
!!ariiie-, and other Female Weakness. they are
lneomparable. Trial box, 30 cts Large box.
" cts mailed free for TIL, last price.
DIX. HARflsON'S ICELAND BALsAM.
splendid cure tor COUGHS. HOARsENESs. and
All THROAT and LUNG complaints. For sale
+. ,. HAtRtsoN y co. Proprietors,
No. fremont Temple. Boston and by ali
Druggists.
1mO6
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Maine Legislature.
SENATE.


la the Senate. was prcsenicl bill To amend
chap. Il Of laws of 1872, relating 80 savings
banks. providing for returns of treasurer, and
State treasurer. and an additional annual tax
OF of per cent.
Unfayor1hlc reports were made on act TO r.
peal Chap. -. public laws Of 1872. relating to
granting new TRIALS; On order relating 10 tax
IN. land, for soldiers, monuments, and on or
der re- Htin- 10 fcv> Of trll justices.
Reported and ordered printed: act addition
al 10 chapter - Revised >tatutcs relating 10
l!abilite, Of railroad corporations for support
II pJuper> act 10 amend section D. chapter
40 Of Revised Statutes relating 10 fish; act re-
iatiug TO decisions OF supreme Judicial Courts,
aad set latiug 20 the cmhyzzlcmcut ofdcc as
cd persons. on their passage - be cugro>>5d,
were tabled.
\ large number Of bill, OF special character
passed 10 hr rngro>sg1
In tho House. orders passed looking q
amendment of sec. ~. ch. ii5 of K. :. relating
10 Imprisonment of poor debtors - that cr1di-
to-> shall pay board from ,lay Of commitment;
u more clear definition Of property Of liicrIrt
institutions exempt from taxation,
Requiring the committee ou p.bC buildings
10 consider the best method for the state 10
provide suitable legislative committee rooms.
Ord rsd printed; act providing for Ia,mcut
Of pensions To disabled soldier, AMI >caWcu:
aci relating TO Liabilities OF innho,der- f1r bag
&C..
iu4ro,~,l 81, {, incorporate the Portland
Marine Insurance Company; - incorporate
tltu AuIru.c"--Iu Insurance Company; for
The further security Of The sinking funds: tn
amend chapter SIX OF revised statutes concern
lug faxes: relating tp The sale OF arNir. bV
weight; ari relating ID trustee process; r,'4t-
ln% {" execution, AMI administrators were
i"id on TIE table. on their Passage 10 h' cE-
Crossed.
I'll hil relating d inmate, in tbe Insane
Hospital was discussed 81, length Tcudue The
question t. fcc'muti' tir House adjourned.
E.h
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The great PILE remedy ANAKESIs. the
discovery of DR.. SILsBEE, is entitled to be
called the wonder OF the age. 10000 grateful
sufferers bless the only infalible remedy for
PILES ever introduced, only those VINO have
used lotions, ointments. and internal remedies
IN vain, will understand the grateful feeling OF
instant relief from pain and 5lissful hope of
certain cure for the terrible disease. that An
akesis assures. Ii is used by Doctors of all
schools = Price 81 90. soldby Druggists every
where. Depot, III Walker ST., New York,
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At court of Probate holden at Ellsworth Within
an for the County OF Hancock, on the LIST Ned.
ue-day d Dee, a. ID. 1873.
GALEN Ill. SMITH, y al. Admins traitor. upon
" The Estate Of +. Il. kingsley, late OF tionds-
ooro III said County, deceased, having presented
their LIST account OF AdmnIst atioa ut5on s4ii e.-
tate for Probate:
Otdcred That said Adu'rs give note thereof
TO all persons Interested. by cuus:u. i capv II
ms order 70 be published three weeks SUCCESSIVE
" IN the Ellsworth American printed AT hl.s. TIA
ihit tey may appear at a Probate Court 10 be
nniticn at Ellsworth the 3d "Wednesday OF
rep. next, at ten OF the clock in the forenoon
and shew cause il aay they have why the same
should not be allowed.
sWJs PARKER TICK .Iuaec
\ rue eepy-Attest; GRO. A. DYER Register
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TIE TRAGIC CONSEQUENCES of coughs and
coils, when permitted 10 run on unchecked are
consumption. bronchitis, pleurisy, Pneumonia.
Ike. Foresfall these Obstructive disorders al
the outset with Hale's HONEY OF HoREuouNp
AND TAR. an absolute specific for all the all
ments which produce them. Crittenton's 9Th
Avenue. Sold by all Druggists
Pike, Toothache Drops cure in minute.
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City ana County.

Ellsworth.
~ELloI S,uopL.-N4ay o.: oa- r.4ler-.
WI h4ye woaIer-lvia. tu.y -aaa-a a,
H.a their c.t Ireu during THE long vaca-
".H W-.eh is NOW commencing. Will De
tar,y 70 KNOW tla, Mr.. Louisa Backs.>
H.. open select school. on Monday. FEB.
Fl. at tile br.es school house. corner of
I-.- aai High st.. y teacher. Mr..
j. eN~ ha- AWAY, been popular and sue
s--s,a'.. She stands high ia the esteem o.
i4e children. OF :4eir parents. ami ~ tie
c.mM.t.e..
Pears ate r.aiaeI -l4t I'll. ..gf-y
% Chelsea owned by the Ne>srs. Halls
may have met with disaster. eh. sailed
from Blaehill for Philadelplia on ,hc 2tl,
ui,. laden with -rarite. ana has not been
reported since. Experienced -.am,u. how
ever are ofthe opinion tlat She i, al r.At
a. She IS a new. strong vessel. and th4t ihe
ia-e strong Norther.y gales have carried
ler South.
BAD AccIDlNr,-Nr-. j.. L5gd ri ill.,,
CITY pierced her hand wiki "a ieel.s oi,.
Year ago last August, and from exposure
after the accident contracted coli which
produced contraction. or shortening. OF
taa muscles and cords tlus deforming her
hand
since the occurrence Size has been treat
s. 'y several Physicians ana paid away
T. n,derablg money, bnr 20 no avail.
Last week ,he appsieJ to rR. HOMER at
thu CITY HOTEL. and hc performed d Sur
g'cal operation. which restored the haad
=" rs natural shape ana usefulness.
BRAVE WoAAN.-Nr~. Higgins. wi,. OF
Captain George Higgins Of fremont. oc-
eariri Eue ~ur-eoa'- chair ou Wednesday
tn I4.AiI- wHh,g. inhAliug ether or
chiorofarm. and had Dr. Homer remove "a
'onor from the face Of dfteen years dura-
ii. %.
/, is doubtful il there j. Que woman ia a
hundred that could nave endured such an
operation without a murmur. she must
be q brave woman.
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\ TRUE BALsAM.-Dr. Wistar's Ral,am of
Wild Cherry Is truly a Dalsam. 1t contains the
baisamic principle of Wild Cherry, the bal
samic properties of tar and pine. Its ingre-
dlents are all balsamic. Coughs, Colds Sore
Threats, Bronchitis, and Consumntion. Speed
lily disappear under its balsam:c influence.
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Both sides have submitted their iinal ar
gument to the Judiciary committee of the
House on the distribution of the Geneva
award. The contest has been mainly be-
tween the owners of vessels destroyed by
rebel priyateers, and insurance companies.
The latter have been represented by able
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;. .,-,-,..-. ~, --.---.7-,. ,,I..--,-I -
49, -" e VIZ '"'"H "''.i l'i '"'
..I '.'.
The letter carrier system Is How ia
operation Up Bangor.
p... ,r.
wori. known 81, "Aull5 5u', E-rI, If
AMcrica. " costing $500.
II - .t-. '-
's ''', '.- i''.i-' ,t' "'.'''.t Do 70. "'.
~ 49,. .'' '..'", >'' ''''' "'..
49,. 'I.i '.-'.', m l's'l.'',' s. ''''
''''''7
y black spanish rooster La, been sold
ia Portland Ter two thousand dollars. ur
engineer ou The Portland and Oltici ~Bur.,
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OFFICE OF GEO. c. GOODWIN & Co.

~ Hanover Street, Boston.
MIR. JAMES /. FELLOWS,
DEAR SIR: We have been dealing in your
Hypophosphites about two years. and although
the price seems high (none To high considering
Its-virtues). we think it has succeeded better
than any preparation we have ever handled,
ana cheerfully recommend il 20 all in need OF a
good medicine Yours respectfully,
GEO. G. GOODOIN IL co,
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NUMBER z.
fEX TELEGRAPH.
t,peei1 pt.ra,eaest, 'ne Ellsworth American
Legislative News.

AUGUSTA. Feb. 10. lS74
The Judiciary committee this afternoon
a-reed TO report the bin authorizing Ban
1ar % al the Mechanics association. in
stead of the Mercantile association; ana
70 refer the memorial OF Geo VI. weston
10 the next legislature.
The female suffrage question WIS as
signed for next Thursday. aud the general
railroad law for the l2th. The way and
means committee will report "a bill 90 m
corporate the Bangor and Brewer Steam
Ferry Co. The petitioners To have the
Oidtown toll bridge taken by the town.
and made free. will have leave To withdraw.
The Governor to-day sent 10 the lcgj,la-
ture the report Of lion. \. ~ Paine az
of Bangor. Tax Commissioner. under "a
resolve approved Jan. Is, 1874 ana it was
ordered TO be printed and referred to the
committee on ways and meauS.
The report ! a very able aGd thorough
document, and gives statement OF the Tax
systems of several States. The commits
s.'aer recommends that aH property OF
private corporations bc taxed far munich
pal purposes. where Il is located. o. ue iu
laH eta tax au stock. That public corpo-
g.;ious including railroads. hut excluding
telegraph cnmpauie~. De taxed for Size sole
use o.. ji- STATE. I'nat Insurance Co.'S pay
81 lax Of oae p-r ,ea.. eu'heir pr emiuln~.
ANA express caMp4si'- a Hhc Tax on jh,if
r-gel't~. that la-..' $50. s-f> of iig'ip 'Ia-
.H.t AND private t.- lsy as aHit in I'll.
>.He Of So $500, That collateral iH-
Hottaurr, pas d 81. "H $40 property
passing hy death '3 .tI-Hr- ihan i~>H- pst-
r.t>. husband a..i "..e- lE oae 10 i've pea
rtlH. According tu iea-.-~- ut hI.tTcl
a.t lH&t ce fAi va -.8. &..uts for tNnnIta
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ia a neat and orderly house. and always
lind table well supplied with Wholesome
and appeiizing food.
East Bass IIarbor.

East Bass IIar'or
lfr. Editor:-We are enjoying life on the
Island a usual. All begin TO realize the
truth of the trite adage, "the days begin
to lcngthen the cold begins to strengthen.
For the past week the weather has been
unusually inclement. and tie northern
blasts that swept down upon rs were Keen
enough, especially on Monday and Tues
day. To make the most hardy of oar dwell
crs ia this rugged cline vince before their
cutting bfc5ih.
Now is The time To appreciate the beau-
Tics and striking truhmne>> of Whitti"rs
"Snou- Bound.
Tho >ua that brief December day
Hose cherries over hill. OF gray
Though December has passed. and we
are not Vet literally sao'r-b3rai, san III
charms entrance the reader
Wrare always happy to greet the la.ri-
chm ON it, weekly visits. ANA eagerly per-
use ir> columns ofvaricd and entertaining
malter. First. the LEGAL items receive at
t-utiou. then, tlsc Interesting ~iettcr Som
Wa-a.a-t n. Boston and the Capital
Also th, articles on "Womau suffrage"
arc duly ii-e-tel. ana We indorse most Of
jhc ~.H .m.a'> expressed by aeau'h,r.
oar school = >,iil progressing. under the
instruction Of g. ". johnson from Blue
aill. 1io~r pupils rvilan.ly appr'-
cia-e thr,l-leos q cultivated mini. AMI
ae,. uat.a. very cammrndah,n effort, to-
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t.Ouid.baro.

n Traveller writes us that the Hotel.
4kfi by Mr. Z F. Whitaker on. the West
~ Of the river in that town. is most
desirable home Tor wayfarers. There
they receive kind and courteous at TENT on
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STATE OF NAME.
HANCOCK, ss,-SGpreme Judicial Court, october


Tern. 1873.
Or the fOI going suit il Is ordered b. the Court
hat notice o. the tendency thereof given -
.lie sald De endant, by serving h'm with "a al.
.csted cory OF the wril and this orcr Thereon Or
by publishing the same in the l. i>worIh Ape-c IL,
weeks successIyeiy the last publication, ser
wee aforesaid to be at least .aI"ty day bcv-e
next teFm OF this Cour, De holden ~ E!iSwo.
W. ALA and Tor the County vi Hancock, tAe
ond Tuesday of Al ril next, that ne may chem ana
therc appear anu answer to sad suit q: he secs
Il,
A test. IL. b. sAUNDERS, Clerk.
a Ce copy of writ and order 81 I9Hrt tnrfeou
3w1 - est, Ia b. SAU NDERS, Clerk.
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GHs.iHe

CHstine.
Our harbor and docks are entirely
eigsr u ice.
-.te Normal. had iine exhibition last
Friday eyeaing.
The religions interest az North Gas.
tine and South Peu0bscot continues. about
nifty have obtained hope Among The nuin-
bee are naay head. of families.
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Rev. William Forsyth has resigned the
pa-.orate Of the Elm Street Church in
BUcAspor' 10 take effect March Is.
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legal tlotiess.


Fi'' -i H'N. Jl.4-r ~ I411--1 lHt i-- 'n.At1
rl.. .,teaa5 .....at...,a IT -.r.h ,..r.
q .. .,-44llaa 81 Al1l, G.. t,ur,rn. * al. r4l..r
BIZ. IDS .t l-tu- ttar,.tH !.fr 10 ~lLlA4.t Iu tlt
t.t.f, tn HartuHk. Ni..rr e-ur.t.ulIt .N..,-.
tH ..t minors art s.....I uuI it--c--.f u...r-
t... I;,I Estate .itu4t" ia -tI Sullivan, 4ul ..-
~ .r c.l .l- ialows:-i..ug & parcel or Land -.t.
usl.d u >uli.y4u.atIl portion aIt.. Lot l.t-
u.. ]. os.uci Uy Il h,it Goriru at shown ua ttr
Isu4y itl ID .!e ug b ..l.- petcr- tlt- t,4.- za.
u.. t.5 r,.t!lu.ii I.arf III -atI Int Ihsr-.., I.-
-,-I..rI ia a,irant .-r.u, offer Of Font. DO lars
-...l E-t4.r. lrosi Francis No.cAr-t.r 81 Ia,.
t.u. tl4I -4iI ESTATE .- .ufn,t pt ury brut-
Ettl-4.l tiulr- .ttt t.t ID WITH b. t!.t inter
T.: ~ -4tI Al.Ior- THAI ths -ams should ~ -olI
~t.. therefore u.tt- YOUR lI0n1r thar he NAV he.
4D'a iI~si and enp'"yfed 4gfSe,aD.{ e. y" Y
I'M - Il. '.. i'll 4 =" n "A
i t' M II III i ~ .'i' rs My
H'"'' IA o. "N'N - Ie9peel'u',! s"D'ni''''.
Cot sly o! HANCOCK - AT q Coult Of Probate
hrll AZ HuckspOrt on tLc 81 cdncsiAy Of
tHuaTN I>.i
Upon me foregoing Petition, ORDERED That
saIt petitioner give pubic notice to ali persons
Interested, By causing copy OF the petition and
This order thereon, to be published three weeks
sHccee-lytly IN the Ellsworth Amcrlcani news
paper publishcd in Ellsworth, in said County, that
iiey may appear at Court Of Probate for sai
County to be held at Ellsworth, IN said County,
clock ~ the farynnar nd new cause, if any they
have, t..e paper Of said petition should not
Co1it - 9'''
3W5f PARKER TUCK .Iulgp
.ttast. Gro 4 DyFp Ee,FIsfer
,ta Court Of Probate boiIan N Eurksnort within
and for tie COUNTY OF Hancock, on tie ID We'd
,,a-J.r al Iannar;. n nj - " " -
rHvFS ~ RYaRI Adp o 81 ,,.o, I'M. =.
Il INA II / Nil N fur,-;ar iatn ~ sft1,yi.I +,
IN |arntr deraaseJ harirr rra.en,nI nie -
arrai,nt IL Admir- u,,nn saia e.taptc tnr prohat.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT tha s%id Admins. r,tor ivc
,,ice thereof to All ,,arsnns inferesfeJ nv c.sns
sn,,y "a NJ H., - ~ ,,,Iiib 81 tho
- sngcessirai, IL Ne FiIs vprtb hmeri,,sn
,,,f.,l II LjI.uar,b that thnt- ,nav .I,,nar - =
blIi,. -, a., ~ - "ti'"s'i - d
Al Wednesday Of Feb. next- az ten Of the
clock in the forenoon, and sheY cause, If any they
have, why the same should not be allowed.
3w5' PARKER TUCK! Judge.
true copy-Attest: GEO. a. DYER, Eeg'r
- +, -, - I,,--,- -, a., a., ,si,-. -, 3,,:
~ e ~ r,, Ut M ~, ~. Nm" wd
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ "a -. 800 va 'io 80 WI
y c 1''' a -, II -. 49,, ~, ,-,s
Il ia' - -, ~, IS " S uF ~ t go ~
- i h, e'.i i.i'e va ~ ~. 9t N"utt!
IN i c iet aSoc' VI
i -t Ttat ~ ~ ~, iU ,i
u iI i M slih d IN IN noe'oe
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MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT.
Rates of Fare always as Low as BY
any Other Route.

P"rtses desiring Insurance, soiU
ttad Il to their advantage, to make
application at this Agency. Long
Experience, Prompsness and Fair
Dealing, hare thus far satisfied all
applicants, and the same qualities
aciU continue to be shoaon to all.
Those soishing Insurance can ap-
ply IN wrstsng, thus SAVING the er-
Pense Of q personal application.
Ellsworth, Jan. 10th, 1874.
lyr.l.
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ELLSWORTH PRICE CURRENT.
Gene oted Weekly.
FEBRUARY, II. 1874.

Apples per bbl, 5.0aG .00I
dried perth. .isalt
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CRUMBS

n2 ,.a.l .."ffssONr,o l ..'a. neo, s..
'h.f "a rN.0- gloss Cham any other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


INV YORK, July s-The Posts financial artfci,
ssys:-Gold oIened at 1895, AID has since SOLD 3,
lUss.95s@26. Ga gold loans the rates have bee.
mostly l(ds for carrying, with "faI" as an excep-
tional rate Foreign exchange is lower, the nom
Inhl rates having been reduced 10 49, for prima
sixty day sterling, aud 400 for demand steriipe
Todsy's steam e,s took out $50 Isl specie, Of whlc
call Il ans and e5a@7 for prime nero hsltabIe paper
Government bonds as rule q. heavy aud lower
than YESTERDAY. state bonds At board were steady
wi, h sales confined TO Tenneeseee. The .t5ck mar.
ket opened .@h lower than yesterdays closing ex
cept unfcn Pacific and Pacific Mail, which open a
l51@l4 higher. Daring tho first half hour there
was decline II ts@4. At the board the market
became steady and afterwards strong the early de-
cline having bee recovered. Since noon the N an.
ket las been dull and rather b, ayy,
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BALTIMORE, July s.-Virgnia skies, old, 80; yir
10 day.
BALTIMORE, July Cotton dulI-4ow middIIng.
lol4 Cgl67a. Flour steady and in improved demand
prices unclaimed. Wheat Gull and lower-whitr
choice, lS far 20 prime do, liO9iso; choice am
Der, l5s Ito; good 10 priuIe red l4OGll5; common
to fsir DO. l2Oglss; Penn.ylv.nia do, ll5Glss
Ohio and lndisIs do, lSnGl4O; Western Spring,
lS00lS3 Corn frn-wbi.e southern, g.: veil 1w
southern, SS@5; mixed western, new, T7d7fS;
old, 1871 Oats sctive aud hrm-southern, 1905
western mixed, esG6e; do. white, 7Og7s kye
nTmer and higher, WGl IL. Hay unchanged. Pro
Visions strt ng ana buoJ anti mess pork scarce, To-.
Bulk meats timer and bigher-sho6lders, ~ a. !,
clear rib sides, II Gl0&, outside for jobbiHg los,
packed; Bacon active and higher-shoulders, 5.
clear rib sides IL; sugsr-cured hams, l4sG'6. Lard
IN for refined. MesIern butter steady AID IN fair
den al d-2sG25. Coffee steady and unchanged.
Whisky pncnarged, Sugar irmer aud higher, IGsl
EKwYoRE. July s-Stocks dull. Mouey,a GJIG
s9s. Exchange, long. ASS; short, 49JIE. Govern
NEW YORK, July s-Florr quiet snd steady.
W Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn steady
LONDON, July 8, $3.50 D. m.-Bonds Of 1855, old.
l0s1s; l0'4o's, l04H new fiyes, l091z. Erie. 2sX.
LoNDoN, July 8, 2:3O p. m.-Erie, 2sts Gl2sEi
LONDON, July 8, m.-The smouut Of bullion
withdrawn from the Bank Of England on balauce
to-day il t22e coo Oonsols for money 92X; fyr ac-
count, s2A. Erie. 25'{. Paris dispatches quOts
reLtes francs, XIX centimes.
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The Crisis I'm France,

LONDON, July S.-The Times Paris specisI
dispatch says that the right and left centers
have agreed upon an order Of the day declaring
that the assembly is determined TO defend Mar.
shall MacMahons powers from every attack of
their opponents. The cabinet has still major
ity of fifty in the assembly, but the Bonapartists
and portion Of the moderate right, who are
able to turn the scale. are wavering. IL the
government is defeated the dissolution of the
assembly lie inevitable.
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The Delaware Smuxslers

WlLMlsGToN, DEL, July 8.-This MORN ne
the prisoners arrested at Lewes, Monday on :
charge OF smuggling, were arraigned before the
United States commissioner, Andrew II. Baker
plead guilty, and was held in $500 bail for hi.
appearance at court; VIM. G.. Ellegood AM
Samuel Marshall were discharged; VIM Ellie
good, w. Alton, and VIM. Crosby were escs
held IN 81 900 bail. The hearing OF Joshua Ellie
good, the remaining prisoner, was postponed
until to- mOrroW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

A TRIPLE SuIotDR.-A triple suicide lately
took place at Vienna nnder sad circumstances.
Three ladies, the eldest appearing TO be the
mother OF the other two, took . room ut th
Hummer hotel The next morning thew went
out for q short time, and on their return, after
having taken q slight repast, retired TO their
slumber. Shortly afterward several detonations
were heard in that apartment, and on the door
being taken open the three women were found
lying dead on the floor, each with pistol in her
hand, and their skulls fractured by the bullets
subsequently they were recognised as Nine
GyorRy, the wife OF q tradesman Of Tordy, In
Hungary, completely ruined by the late fnan-
cial crisis, and her two daughters. No rings or
jewelry were found on them, and tbs only prop
erty they possessed besides their clothes was the
sum of forty -seven kreutxers (three and half
confines each) in the mothers purse.
~The national game now Ct Cairo, H., IL
killing dogs.
~"Carbolic acad plentifully sprinkied In a
room viii drive out the fies." And the human
occupants, no.
Hssn Oollyer, the prise fighter, has BE-
como . dramatic star for the lower clan Of
vestsrn theateTs. And Who 70 eQlnG - rock-
isssly ejee'es hn kssfoGAeAee1
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Erie TO he Brourht into Co,-,

ALBANY, July e.-Counsel appeared before
me attorney general this morning with ap-
pllcauon to commence suit against the OH Ger
OF the Erie railway on account of their manage
ment: Counsel appeared on behalt OF the on
GERS IN opposition. The attorney general re
bring suit.
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ST. Louis, July S.-A letter was received a
Kansas, Mo-. yesterday from A. q. Meyers, o
Dodge City, Kansas, stating that his rancho on
the Canadian river was attacked by Indians o.
June q and three men were killed. The In
dians were repulsed, however, AMI IL of them
killed in q three hours fight.
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THE WEATHER..

WAX UkrAKfMENf, UltCt az ChtD StfNaI UNtr,l
WAsHIssfoS. ID. O., July 8, 1874, 1850 m 4
PRoBABuITIEs.-For New ENGLAND, the middle
states, north Of Virginia and Maryland, ana the
lower lake region, pa tly cloHdy snd warm weather
will prevail with local rains, south or west winds
and no decided char &c In the barometer For the
south Atlantic and gulf states aud Virginia. clear or
fair westher during the rest Of Wednesday, except
southeast southve est winds, rising Temperature
and slight changes IA the barometer. For Tonnes
warm weather, local rains nerth OF Kentucky,
southeast or southwest winds, and stationary fall
ing barometer. For the upper lAGe region and II }
northwest local rains, csni fnue1 high TEN per AZURE
except near Lake Superior, southeast or southwest
winds and falling barometer. feleRrabhic reports
are missing from the upper Mississippi and upper
Missouri valleys.
LOCAL RECORD.
The thermometer in the business Office Of tn
STAR ranged to-day as foliows.e O. m, 20; 10 An,
70; IL N, 81; p. m, s6x.