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The Pennsylvania coal miners are organ
izing-
Five hundred and nine death in New
York Saturday.
John IL, Valentine, cotton dealer in New
York, has failed
Rev. Samuel w. Fisher, d. D., of Gin
clnnati dropped dead Saturday.
The town Of Yanzo on the Isthmus of
Panama has been burned.
A general strike of coal miners is almost
certain in Pennsylvania.
The Comanches raidcd on a settlement
near Fort Griffin, Texas.
A girl 10 years of age died of hydropho-
bia in New York Saturday.
Six of the New York Communists loan
were arraigned in the special sessions
A railroad accident on the Kansas City
and Northern road resulted in several
broken bones
Gov. Cooke of Texas, has demanded the
executive office of Gov. Davis and has been
refused it.
Strange to say the Missouri lawyers
would be satisfied if their state should be
honored by the appointment of Judge Dill
lon as Chief Justice.
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WHITING.
j. Bissett of Whiting raised in one year
$40 bushels of onions, and has about 100
bushel now in his cellar
SEW HAYES.
J. W. Langdon Of New Haven, who was
stricken with paralysis, while on visit to
his daughter in the west, was brought home
by his son, E. A. Langdon, last week. He
Is better now and his recovery is hoped for
CORNWALL.
The number of deaths in Cornwall IN
1873 were 0-.two males and seven females.
Three were three score and ten. For the
past seven years there has been but five
deaths among children between the ayes Of
one and sixteen eleven men, over eighty
years of age, save n fraction of three days
on three OF them eight females that have
numbered threc-scOre and ten, two of the
latter were over ninety years over fifty
in all who have numbered seventy years.
The population is about $50.
snoREIiAM.
The funeral of Noble Bhchard. son OF
Edison Birchaid, was attended by nearly
three hundred Rev. Kitteridgc Haven. OF
the Universalist church otllciatpi.
The Congregational church las hccn re-
fitted.
Rev. W. n. Bacon pastor of the Con
gregational church. was the recipient of a
twenty dollar grccnbaCk, from his sabbath
school class, on Christmas morning.
The sum of two hundred dollars has been
raised to engage the services Of Prof. l. ii
Tobcy, of burlington. to- give instruction in
vocal music.
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n
James Duckworth. n member of the St.
Louis detective force. arrived in this city
Yesterday from OREGON. having in charge
John w. purdon. n fugitive from iustice
who was accused of murderinr BENJAMIN
Scott. near the town of Rinlcv. Butlcr
county. Mo-, about six months oro. Du-
ring the war purdon was , strong South-
crner. and was noted nmono his follow gray
backs as a wonderfully GOOD shot. lie
fought through tho war unframed. and nj
its close settled Il, Riplcy. lie was prou
of the reputation he cniovcd of being the
best shot in tina, part of the country and
practiced constantly with rifle and pistol TO
improve his craftsmanship. lie became
wonderGillv rxnnrt. and had a corrcenond.
In course of time Purdon bnc,mr ou,-
morcd of the daughter of neichbor. Ben
inmin scott hi. victim. was niso dccnIv i,
love will tbo voung ladv THO lattcr m.
neorcd to favor hath siiitors in turn and
neither lonr. and bv nor course drove botb
the younr mon TO the ycrpn ot distraction.
A forcc rivalry snr,nr nm botvoon tbon,
rivinr rise TO deem jealousy and intense bn.
trod. Purdon who was of irnlouq nature
l,ont g, spdulnus watch mon Scott ond
moreover, nttributcI m him r,,mnrs tba,
were current. renec,inr unon thc fair fame
of tbc object NJ their mutual love Will
Scott, on his side. declared that purdon
used underhand means 10 s,,nnlon, him. bv
traducinr his character and doing nil he
could TO blaclen il in tho cvcs Of the vounp
lady.
Time only famed the flames of hate and
iealousy that burned in oacb lovers heart
and the feelings of the Young men toward
each other become matter of common no
torie,y in the section in which they resided.
On the 9th of last July Purdon was riding.
accomnoned nv n friend. whom thev moi
younp Scott. also on horseback The ri.
walls drew rein and cycd each other for
some seconds without spcaking whc, Pur.
don said:
"You are the cowardlv villain who SLAM
dcrs an innocent girl Since Won cannot
get her YOU self you would nv and keep
her from others"
"1-ou lie answered Scott; 'but that is
nothing uncommon, for since YOU habitually
lie about me. suppose YOU have forgotten
how to sneak truth"
For some time the two continued their
acrimonious discussion, stirring each other
IN TO madness by the bitterness of their
taunts
Purdon's horse spirited animal, became
FESTIVE and shed away at threatening gcs.
ture made by Scott, when the latter sheer
ingly said ''You take good care to keen
out of arms reach"
Stung to the quick, Purdon drew n pis-
toll, and with an aim as unerring as il was
rapid, shot his rival through the heart.
Scott wa killed instantly, and fell forward
on his horses neck dead Good God.
.Jack!" said Purdon's companion "what
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The Mexican war veterans elected Oscar
Cadwallader president, and vice-president
from each state.
A committee of the cheap transportation
conferred with the Senate and House com
mttees Saturday.
The Spaniards say 300 insurgents near
Puerto Principe attacked AZ soldiers, which
was very disastrous to the latter.
Deputy Collector Smith, of Mississippi,
was taken back there by officers from New
York, last Saturday.
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The Fatai Quarrel between HivaI
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-09-25
HalloweII Savings Institution,
DEPOSITS nYcr SiOO.ONn.

Money deposited IN Savings Banks is no, 20 he
taxed 10 deposUors herca,cr.
AL deposltors' accounts are priyatc and coma.
DENTAL.
Dividends are made IN February ana August
and al dividcnds not drawn oUt are added 10 the
deposits, and tnus .l-eres. is compounded twice
4 wear.
Interest on deposits commences with the frst o;
each MONTH
Loans will be made on frs, mortgages 70 limit.
ed amount, and on bonds, mortGages and deposit
books le!t as CO. Ia erals.
Oaice over the Northern National Bank, Wa:or
Street Hall0wel.
II. x. BA X ER, Trea surer.
HalloTeu, May 1874. mayl7tlaw.;r.