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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-07-30

ISsURANCE.-On the 9th day Of June
the barn of Harvey Taylor, of Mechanic
township, was struck by lightning. and
the whole north part of the roof torn
off. 1t was insured in the "Ohio Far
mers," Of LIE Roy, Medina county. On
Tuesday one of the directors, Mr.. Thos
Kinney of Canaan, o., called upon Mr.
Taylor and settled the amount of dam
ages at $40.
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The American Sardine Cos. Bone
less Sardines, are much better, and less
than half the cost OF imported Sardines.
30y1 Ta se
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Cleveland Money Market.

CLEVELAND, July "a, 1874.
The following are the closing rates Of Specie
and Government securities in this market:
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|, Hs,oer "eii DeIore Of the
:. 81: o' VI 'ne'f own, throw and a c
IT, on anu projection ladelph
Il o. ! opo'l'ioh should not be over.
,or -sn ;~, III i's character, progres
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Weston & Huston sell carbon Gil for
20cts. per gallon. Itf
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NATIONAL S. S. .AssEMBLY.-OnW We'd
nesday, Aug. 5th, the National S. S,
Assembly will meet at Fair Point Camp
Ground, on Chataugua Lake, N. Y.
The session which is to continue for
two weeks, is to be devoted to Lectures,
Institute Exercises and familiar con-
versations in illustration of the matter
and method of S. S. Instruction. The
movement originated with the Metho-
dists, but all denominations are invited
and will participate in the exercises,
both as instructors and pupils.
Among the eminent speakers who
have agreed to be present are Bishops
Simpson, Jones and Peck, Drs. C. II.
Fowler, T. NJ. Eddy, Alfred Taylor,
Jas. Alden, Rev. H. Clay Trumbul.
The Secre taries of the 5. S. Depart
ment of the Presbyteria and Baptist
churches are B. F. Jacobs, Esq, Of Chi
cago, and Mrs. Jennie F. Willing. In
addition these, Frank Beard, the artist,
will deliver caricature chalk lectures to
the children, and Bible chalk lectures
to the teachers. August 9TH, John B.
Cough will lecture, and August 18th,
Dewitt Talmage will preach:before the
Assembly.
Of singers, Philip Phillips, Chap
lain McCabe, P. P. Bliss, DR.. Eben
Tourjee and others will be present. The
department of instruction will be in
the charge of DR.. j. H. Vincent, of n.
Y. A Museum of s. S. wants and Gu
riosities, Park representing Palestine,
with boating, bathing and fishing in
the intervals of exercises to those who
desire it. The expenses of board will
be kept to the lowest possible limit,
and several thousand persons are ex-
pected to be in attendance. Tents, cot
tages and boarding halls are already on
the ground, and others are being erect
ed for the accommodation OF those in
attendance.
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Godey's lady's Book for August is re-
ceived, and We find it the very picture
OF beauty and refinement. 1t is the ne
Plus of magazines, after which all seem
to pattern. No family should be with
out it. 50 a year. L. A. Cooley, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
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Science Of Health for August is i
capital humber of this mast popular and
useful health magazine. IL contains an
illustrated article ON Restoring Life
when apparently drowned. This is the
second year of the Science OF Health,
and now l. Il favorable time To subscribe.
$2a year. ). r. Wells, $50 Broadway,
New York.
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MARKETS.

Cool hats 75 cents, at Birds. 13tf
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Arrival and Departure Of Malls at the
MiIIsrsburg Postoaice.

Arrival and Departure of MALLS az me
MiIIsrsburg Postoiice.
RAHRoAD-
AKKIvE.
s:oiue North .-...-.---.- Els p. m. z
Going South, ---.-. --------.- loa p. M
DHpARr-fFEox oFFIcE.l
Sone , Sorsn, -----r- ---------- - IN r. nm.
5s---e- =. ..-. STAGE LINES
s7-1s. ,, .f-.-, AREIyE- alAAaA
From csshocton, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, Al S0p m
: ss.-------.' -. DKPARf. -
TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays. at 100 Am
From Cand Dover, via -shanesville, Walnut
: Greek and Berlin, Mondays, Wednesday:
and Fridays, at IL NJ. ~
DEPAKr. - =
Mondays, wednesdays and Fridays at co. pm,
e-s- 80, -. xKRIvE.
From New Phfiadeiphia via Ragersyiile, New
Bedford, saltiilo, etc., Saturdays. at II IN
z 49, me- A -
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Notice to Subscribers,

xsubscribers can always tell how their sub.
xScriutiou account stands by looking at the
ngurcs after their names on the address IaDei
pasted on the margin OF the paper Inose ng-
ares show the exact date to which supscIip psion '
has been paid. There may possIpiy oe sDsns
mistakes In the dates. If so our suescrDer'
win please let us know what they are -.
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Centaur Linimeut.

There Is no pain which the
Centau~ Liniment will not re-
lieve, no swelling IL will not
subdue and no lanieness it will
not cure. This is strong lang
uage. Lat it Is true. 1t has pro-
,lnce,, more cures OF rheuma.
fism reuralDia l0ck-iaw.
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The Galaxy for August is just such
number as will suit most people these
hot days. The articles are all of great
interest. The Galaxy is undoubtedly
one of our best magazines. 81 year.
Sheldon & Co., New York.
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Old and New.--The papers most read
in the August number of Old and New
will be two, viz: MIR. Hale's "Aaeassin
and Nicolette," and Mr.. Martineau's
powerful and striking exposition Of the
contrasts between the Gospel of John
and the preceding three. There are
number of other worthy articles. On
the whole, the number is both spirited
and entertaining. - year. Roberts
Bros, publishers, Boston.
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scribnsr's Monthly. : The paper in
Scribner's for August which will prob
ably be most widely read is entitled
H3Recollections OF Charles Sumner"
Tie "Great SOUTH installment deals
with "The Cotton States" chiefly
Georgia, and tire Illustrations refiec:
the life Of that region. The other ar
ticles are full Of interest. "a a year.
The REPUBLICAN and Scribner, both for
one year, 50. Subscriptions received at
the post Office
, 1874-07-28
TILTQN'S CASE.
CERTAIN OMISSIONS SUPPLIED.

New Yonx, July 27.-Ihe b'ooklya A'y"
pnhlisLoa tha following card from Ar. ''!t";
resrsttsulIy call putliu attentiun to tit ta.1 Ill,
thouull tho plymouth Dhur'h Committee have III.
murntpg published uislt len columns ot trrtAlT
aud .lcs,sl,ory ernyo,sation hetween MI. Gsc her
cuuase! and ,nyaelf n tue eansnitIrs-ru, -, Til
yoluminons report strangely nss tho ,aps. :otat
part of any testimony, namely; that the tf.!uss
w,icl, tuy sworn statement charged ulnn .hs Kss
llcnry Ward Reechac all1 his rsllIinuk vlrt1n ~.
routcsssa to ns nut ony by Asssef but uy Mr. H:ccl
er; lrthernlurs 1t WIS confessed BY hmr 1uA nlln
Ar, Mouton, 10 friend and conussltur. Or ootA; HI
, 1874-07-28
PROPOSALS,
PROPOSALS,
o.~--e~-~~~-----~~ -->----->-~.,a..1un,n.xo.
PROPOSALS.
Wood and Coal for the County.

OFFICE BoAnp or Cola1es1oNEns OH
Cook COUNTY, CHICAGO. July j. les4.
py direction of tho Board Of Commissioner 9l Conk
County, pub1lo notice IL hereby given that t9nisa pro-
posals vii bo received until "Wednesday, July - ls 1t
for rood and to 10 delivered for tie uso Of tho
elo cords ei beech body Wood, four foet long.
Tho Wood IL b0 delivered in II Or cord oada upon tho
order Of o County AGENT such placas within tue city
toa. Coz. to be dol!vosed IN the city In half
Soft Goal 70 tons Hard Coal And lbocords Hard
Wood 10 DO dalfsurel At tho 1nsann-Aylum and Roof-
TO cords Heeoh body WDpd, four feet long,
400 tuna Soft Goal aud 20 tons Hard Coal to be delivered
1t tho County Hospital In the CITY Of Qhlb9Ro.
tom Hard kett C9s y 10 delivered at ths County
The 6ids foi coal shs spscIiy Tho partieu.r coal,
W!!mnRtou cto, and tho PRICE neE tor for Zach kind
Abovo amounts beiER only an estimate.
maeionefs OF Cook County, iu4pEsoa Proposals f1r
Wood or Goal tho t,aso may be} aud dopOslted with
tho Clerk Of said Hoard. .
board zosorvos the right to sojo0t any and all pro-
posats.
The contract to continue for one yesr, commencing
August 81. 1a73, aud ending August 81, lB16.
.19IIN I9tIN Hi}RIHArMgFolto'l i}IHrg couamitso'
JoiiN iEnTikG, Publso Sorrce.
, 1874-07-28

Gee ritth pnRo.l
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OHIO LEGIsLArURE.

COLUMBUS, March 18.--In the House
bills were introduced authorizing the
County Commissioners TO repair improved
roads; to amend the tar law 80 as TO dis.
tribute from railroads among towns and
townships Of q county iu propartion 10
property exclusive Of railroad property
TO provide for the creation Of an Assrlr.
ance and Trust Company; to repeal the
act OF May 8, 1873; for the convention d
Toll roads into free roads; 10 prevent the
indiscriminate sale of spIrItuous, yinous
or malt llquors. Senate bill authorizing
the Boards Of Education In special school
districts TO designate the hour at which
the election OF members OF the Board
shall be elected; also providing the man.
ner OF abandoning the organization Of
special districts.
In the Senate bill was introduced 10
require the Gas Commissioners TO exsm-
Inc into the condition OF all the Gas Com.
pany's In the State so as TO be able TO as
certain oil matters relative 10 said COM
pany's 10 enable him 10 report to the Gen.
Grail Assembly what franchises rights and
privileges should he allowed TO company's
TO enable them to supply gas OF good
quality to consumer Rt fair rates 10 I've
fixed by the General Assembly. 4 reso-
luton was adopted for the adjournment
Of the General Assembly from March 9Th
10 December 9th.
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HOUSE.

WARRINGTON, March 10.
In the House under the call OF states
the following bills were introduced and
reported: by Mr.. 0'Brien, prohibiting the
use Of public horses and vehicles fof pri-
Vate purposes In Washington, and forbid.
ding Government officials to require their
servanta TO wear livery; by Mr.. Herndon
lor the commission In relation 10 the pres.
etVation OF forests; by Mr.. Casson, 10
give land warrants to soldiers and saIlors
IN the late war.
Mr. Stanard from tho Committee on
Commerce, reported a bill for approprIat.
Ing $4,000 to be expended In ihe Course
OF the current fiscal year In Improving the
mouth Of the Mississippi river. Passed.
MIR. Bramberg, Of Alabama, moved to
suspend the rules and bring up for con-
slderauon the bill to prevent the lmporta.
tlon OF contagious diseases into the Unit
ed States. -..- -.
The House refused 10 second the mo-
ton. ..'..- -
Mr. Bramberg then endeavored 10 have
The bill made the special order for the
same day week or two hence, but the
measure was opposed by DIessrs. Cox, W.
4. Roberts and other New York City
members. s4-a 500
After 9 long struggle which was pro.
racted by an Intellectual effort TO get a
quorum vote, the House, without any &C.
tton, took q recess till 7:S0. The evening
session 10 be exclusively for the discus
sion ot the transportation bill. 4
Az the evening session there were but
eight or nine members present when the
proceedings commenced. The debate was
opened by Ar. Kendall and continued BY
Msssrs. Orr and Cannon.
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NEW YORK CITY.

+, ARRESTED AS AN.ACcoAPLlCs.
NEW YORK, March 10 john DonAhue
has been arrested In this city on the
charge Of being an accomplice In the mur.
der Of Joseph Graham ut Little Neck,
Long Island, February, 1875
CALL FOR MASS MEETING.
Tie Executive Committee named In
the call for a mass meeting, to give
public expression TO the opinions on nat
ional finances have adopted the following
resolutions, by way oI instructing those
who may prepare the resolutions lor the
mass meeting and also to inform speakers
Of general sentiments what Is expected
from them.
Resolred, That tue sentiment Of the
Committee ls opposed 10 any further in
crease OF United States legal tenders or
National Bank notes.
ResOlred, That Congress be REQ uested
TO take an early action on the questions OF
finance that the business. OF The country
may no longer suffer from the uncertainty
which now oppresses il.
THREW A LIGHTED LAMP AT HIS WIFE.
= Oven Morgan, 20S West Goth street,
threw o lighted lampat his vile Saturday
night, and burned her so bad that she
died yesterday, Morgan was committed
ia await the action Of the coroner.
A fund for the support Of the widow
and seven children OF Emile F. Cook, OF
Paris, q delegate Of the Evangelical ALI
ance who was saved from the wrecked
steamer Vile du Havre by the Loeb
Earn, but was so much injured in health
from exposure that he died shortly after
reaching home, now amounts to $2, 100.
The Evangelical Alliance invites all
churches sympathialng with the object 10
take collections for 1t as soon as possible.
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED.
Judge Brady has granted the motion of
the counsel OF VIM. n. Tweed TO make
the clerks record Of his sentence conform
to the language used by Judge Davis,
thus substituting county Jail for peniten.
tlsry.
,,,,. UNDER $4,000 bonds.
Ex. Judge Joseph @. Young, Alderman
8. TainslAy, Chief Of Police Rogers, Street
Commissioner Sullivan, Bernard b. Shan.
ley, William Dykes, Contractor O'Conor
and Valentine Bickler, arraigned at the
Newark Court Of Oyer and TermIner for
conspiracy to defrsud the city In certain
paying arrangements, were balled In $lO,.
900 each. 80 I
coAAITTRR ON TEMPERANCE.
The Methodist ministers to-day ap-
pointed a committee to report on the
temperance question. ,..,
DIRD.
William James Denman, editor of the
New York Tablet, died yesterday In the
42d year OF hiO age. &
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WASHINGTON.

% hAh sENkHk COLD. Hz
W4sHINoToN, March 18.-Thc rsesi-
dent has q severe cold, and Is not In the
Office portion ol the Exesutive Msnsion
to-day. No visitors received.
f" cusToNs RECEIPTS, ~,
The receipts from customs for the pres,
en, month are below the corresponding
period Of last year. II Is the opinion Of
treasury officials that customs have re-
covered from the effects Of the fall panic
HOWARD COURT OF INQUIRY. a.
The Howard Court Of Inquiry to-day
examined Gen. Meigs, Acting Commissa.
~ General Shears and AdjItant Genera
Townsend with regard to the regulations
and laws OF Congress concerning the sp-
preparations made from time TO time, and
Il General Howard became responsible
therefor.
Dispatches received at the War De
partment report that the Indians OF tht
Lake reservation are very much disSatis.
fed, and show a disposition to commit
depredations.. mp E.',
The acting agent Tor these Indians ha
called on Gen. Terry to protect them, bu,
while unable TO send troops at present
every effort will be made by the military
and authorities TO protect the agency and
settlers IN the vicinity Of the reservation.
DISTRICT INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
The District Of Columbia Investigating
Committee met to-day, but adjourned
without transacting any business, A
point has been raised as to the right OF the
President pro TEN to appoint the chairman
ot the joint committee.
A number Of clergymen met to-day 10
discuss the temperance question. 1t was
proposed to hold prayer meetings next
week In furtherance Of the cause.
The passage OF the bills before Congress
introduced by Lawrence and Munroe, the
first enacting the usual paraphernAlis
used about drinking places, shall be con,
sidered as evidence that liquor Is sold, and
the second damage bill, similar 10 thai
now In force In Ohio, were advocated.
A resolution endorsing the bills and
providing for the appointment Of COM
mittee 10 wait upon the committees o
Congress having them In charge and urge
their passage was adopted. .---
a committee was appointed To wait
upon and request the Catholic clergy tc
cooperate with them In this movement
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND,

oSE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN PERSONS
DROWNED.
LONDON, March lG.-Ths SteamAr Ia
comic, from Alexandria for AleIets. with
two hundred and seventy. eight pIl0rIms
returning from Mecca, encountered a Tar
ridc gale In the Mediterranean, One
huge wave washed overheard one hun
dred and seventeen pilgrims, and all were
drowned.
LrvlNosToNE's REMAINS TO B8 RRouoET
TO ENGLAND.
Gen. WAlSely will 60 10 Malta or Adsn
to meet the remains Of Livingstone and
accompany them 10 England.
PrNoE LOUIS NAPOLEON.
There was a great crowd OF French
people at Chiselhurst to-day 10 celebrate
the 18th anniversary Of the birth Of
Prince Louis Napoleon. Over sIx thou.
sand cards Of admission were issued, and
those 10 French citizens only.
In the morning q mass and thanIuRfV.
Ing services were held, after which ths
Duke Of Padus addressed the Prince 10
the name Of the people Of France, con-
graduating him upon having obtained hia
The Prince, in reply, returned thAnAu
to his countrYmen for their remembrance
Of the late Emperor. In conclusion be
said despite tho confidence Inspired by
the loyalty OF McMshon, the IrresIstlble
current Of public opinion has pronounced
In favor OF plcbiscite am ready TO &C
cept its verdict"
Great enthusiasm was manifested, and
the Cawden House was gaIly decorated
Among the prominent Frenchmen prea.
ent were Olivier and Rauher, and Duke
de Grsmmont.
Lords Percy and Somerset, Ward
Hunt, Sir Michael Beach, Sir Charles
and Mr. Ball, OF the Govern
nent, hsv been reelected TO PGrllA
nenI,
Right Kev. ChArlts Harris, ID.
Bishop ol Gibraltar, Is dead.
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HAVANA.


SAASANu oH hAAN6 In CUEA, H
NEW YORK, March 1G.-The Cubans In
this city have received Information Of an
uprising OF the slaves on the sugar estates
and diStricts OF Marct, about iorty-hye
miles from Havana and In the neighbor.
hood Of Bahia Hands. The uprising be.
gan on the estates Of JsguIrre Fawented
BY, the poor planters, who arc under the
impression that II the slaves should rise
In their vicinity the authorities would feel
bound to arm the whites to maintain
peace o. home, and thereby prevent them
from. being sent 10 fight In the eastern por.
hon of the Island. The Captain. General
has ordered troops into the vicinity Of the
trouble, pf,ssi, .r- at.r, -
An Havana letter gives another account
Of the attack upon the volunteers between
Nuevitos and Puerto Principe. II seems
that upon the arrival Of the first band Of
volunteers ati Neuyitos they sound the
railtoad leading 70 Puerto Principe cut,
and attempted 10, march 70 the latter
place, when they were, attacked BY the
Cubans, losing twenty-five killed and
seventy wounded. The remainder retired
to Nuevitos. =
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BOSTON.


AUrtrsY OF THE BODY OF su4NgH.
BosToH. March lG.-Au AUTOPSY of the
body OF Senator Sumner was made this
morning, ots; made public as follows :
The LETT coronary artery iu considerable
portion and its length Has so much ossl.
ted that Its cslibre was diminished Al
least one'half Of the right coIonary artery
was slightly alhoramSIous aud consIder,;.
bly, enlarged. The cavities OF the heart
were dilRtCd, and especially the LOVE,
third Of the lett ventIcle. The walls Of
thla yentic!e were generally thinner than
usual, especially so al a po!n. about Nn
inch and 0 half from the apex, and ov.er
thespsce two-thirds oI an inch In dlamd~
Yer. In the vlclnity.ol this were several
smal elots Of blood, some Of which had
probably formed before death. Nothing
abnormal was found In the brain or other
organs. DR.. Brown Sequard says that nc
tfaces Of the assault committed by Brcoka
were discovered In the brain.
There "a Q very general SUSPENSION o!
business to-day and al the public Schoplt
are closed. .....
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The Effects of an Incendiary serm on,

CRY OF MEx1co, March 10.--A fearful
outrage was perpetrated by mob at
AhululcO, In the State OF Jalisco, last Sun.
day. In the morning q Priest, delivered
an incendiary sermon, 10 the course Of
which he advocated the extermination oi
the protestants. This 80 excited bis hear
ers that an armed mob Of 200 persous
gathered In the evening and proceeded 10
the residence Of Rev. John Stevens, q
congregational minister sent out by the
Boston Board OF Foreign Missions, with
cries OF "long live the Priests" They
broke into the house and seizlng the
Clergyman mashed his head to q Jelly and
chopped his body into pieces. They af-
terwardS sacked the house and carried of
everything Of value. Alter much delay
the riot was suppressed by the authori-
les. The Government has sent 0 detach.
meut OF troops to the place. A rigid in
vestlgation has been set on foot, and or
ders have been issued for the arrest Of oil
Priests In Ahulnlco and the neighboring
town Of Teahiton. A mob In Soguayo,
acting under similar religious frenzy,
attacked the small garrison Of that town,
burned the public archives, and pillaged
the houses Of the authorities. II it,. - -.
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FRANCE.

PARIS. March 18.-M. De Karatry wa
examined by a committee OF the Assem-
bly, today In relation 10 the charges
preferred against n. Gambc.ta. he les
titled that Gambetts, while q member OF
the Government Of National Defense
purposely refused arms 10 the Bretons
that they might suffer defeat, and he uD.
able TO fight the Commune, the rise Of
which was already anticipated,
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MILWAUKEE, March 16-Some time
since an old woman named Crossway
living alone few miles from Prairie Du
Chien, was found dead in her house
which had been ranSacked and plundered
Last week the body was dIsInterred and
an Analysis made which proved the pres
ence Of arsenic in the stomach. Some notes
belonging TO the deceased had, In the
meantime, been found In the possession
lot a neighbor named George Burmanr
and he and his sister have been arrested
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i0l6,O0O Fire.

MILWAUKEE,, March l5-A IRE at
Bridgeport. . station on the Milwaukee 4
St. Panl, railroad, seven miles west Of
Prairie Du Chien, Saturday morning, de.
stroYed the depot, railroad bridge, Kings
elevator and DuelPs store. Loss about
$15,0 5,000; insurance about 5000. The
tire originated in an elevator. n
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: Drowned.

RocKLAND, ME-, March le.-Last night
esR young man named Keller, Of Cam
den. accompanied BY Mrs. Holt, Of Lin
colnville, was driving across Hosmers
pond, the team sbroke through carrying
the buggy under the Ice, and al were
drowned, .-