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a scientific survey - the State OF
Massachusetts, j. talked Of
-Amrr!can axe. are pcrferrrd to IN
Others ia the European markets.
Til" gray squirrel, are c,uigratiu. In
large number, from the Allegheny Valley.
Penn, aud the iarmcts say IL b,ioNcu, 4
severe winter.
The decrease OF the public deb, lat
month was sGSl coo.
The san Francisco Esll,'i4 saw that
the Wool clip Tor the year is estimated s.
100000 pounds
On the banks OF the Ohio. from Iroufon
I" Marietta. a distance ot loo miles, In,
iurr,.> are on IRE aud the -uipkc i, 30
dense on the river a, 10 render uayixa-
tlon Impossible.
There j. postoairr ia SrhoAario cpun-
IT, \. y. which consists 81 \ cigar box
nailed to a rain fence a, Clay I'M station.
This box j. marked L ;. on on" side and
Clay iiill on the other. The mail j. lrit
by stages and distributed hy the farmer.
who pass.
-I The Last fraud iu the Nay II adultrra-
ti"n ! the putting of salt into alr. iu order
e. create thirst for more. A,tuc 81 E3l WA
recently imposed upon bccrSvilcg ia Lon.
don Tor putting two hundred and nrt
.r..tu. of al. IL, cv,y,. .,,,i,,,,,, A.,-
,,,,. 49,,
eating raw oysters, found in ons O. them
sixiy-ouc pclr',, besides one which he ac-
cticutly swallowed.
-Elihu Durrttt -ho ha. h..,, r,,,,.. am
par,,.ty III ,,ttb b,.,n,~t,.,., .L i..,.,
A. nj, h1u,. i'm Cnnrrc,ir,,, T.; Mn, t,,.
Ter and homes ~. ,rr,.r,.,fr.l N ft.
coy.ry.
wife made their pcrilou, ascent rom Cal.
ai~. France. has hrcn fnund Ia Tie Nurth
Sea 10 miles from IhrS-tEAuk4ud 4ut
ha~ been placed GA exhibition rt the try--
tai Palace. London. tp.rtur: with q com
pas. stopped watch. 4 d4.rutnr.d lp.
book. aud other articles saved VITA the
adventurous acr.uaut>
oftb.. w,v. NM Mao. ,,.ou,1.-.,. IA,
her, arr. ,hop, n,,y ,rrt,.i.. an. ,.,,, b..
,dIal =, ~. ~. III ,,,,I,.,, .r.,.,;,,,,l.,
,.,...rre ., ,,,.,.,,,.,.. .rt.., ,.,.,...'i..-,f
c,,i ,bi..h Gill. r.,,...,,,..,.rss',-
1-g
At the Paris mor-ut there was OK
posed thu month the body % = ynLng wO-
man. a2tl a1oat twenty. - "'hi-ron-lF
20 hel ioi'h ~ "e ~ i't- "a" WAS seen ID
'"''" "e'stu '''" 'le river
-Onr OF the largest house, enya,eJ In
the production of chfotnos in thi- com.
try. employs capital Of sI)1.DJO $50
900 Of which 4, represented in tn. sh me
OF litho graphic stones Twenty-Five print
'nS prtN''' al cihp''seu I" a. lAe w"TH
~ wy r,,'o.''''h. '''' VIM" h'l'e' artists
oh0 W "h''i eS'Nca 94''''' = year pre-
par ''ie ~" i'g''
There has not one drop OF rain fallen
IN the lower peninsular cDuntir, of Viz
siuia for more than month, ard yeoe,t-
ton is suffering. A large lire i rapinu
Ia the great Dismal swamp, and the smoke
is 50 dense that AZ night the light At OLA
Point cannot be seen distance of one
mile, and the fos bell has % be kept 10.
- very active temperance creSade is
no" progressing IN Chicago: 1t Is CON
duc'ed ~ oa'hoiic priests. They are cir
cu'a',h- pIeh2es ahohS working men not
heisy 70 ,e"aih from inc use 81 liquor,
out rom me temptation also. The pledge
oiiis tue siShe, 70 AVOID gong into sa-
loon OF Piace where liquor Is sold on any
petei'e'
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TN THE Towx OF BucxspoRr !, -,

Tn THE TowN OF BucKsPoRr, in tbk O.
1 OF Hancock, for the wear OF 1878 NSufiy
The following list Of taxes on real estate of NJ.
Resident owners IN NE town OF Buoksport' Co
OF Hancock Tor 1873, In 6dls committed 10 Na,baon
White, Collector of said town, on th Sa'9 az
day Of Angnst tsas and ssahsequentIy, upon Ie
decesse Q, shla Nathan white, committed to M
been returned 10 me by said W Ii. PiIshmrr o aas
lector aforesaid, as remaining unpait o. ~, ~
Sd day of August 1874. by his eirtifcate NJ tbs s
hereby given, that IL the said taxes interest ~
charges are not pant into the Treasury of ~
town within eighteen months from date of r,nN~
mtment OF said bils,so much OF the real esla,s
taxed will be sufficient to pay the amount d.
thereon, including interest and charges viii
without further notice be sold at public nlgtIo,'
at the town Treasures Office in said town an
theist day OF March 1875, At O'Clock in the atter
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IsCAPITAL SUPREME,

Capital = not supreme. fineeu yeas % The
twisted loop stitch was Invented and bar krd
BY a. 80. put the market IN competition
with the 10" k--tltrh' IN which over Is 80 90
Was invested.
machine - The tIyurIte ia ali the great cifics and
Is rapidly Iakns tIc place Of all others This fnA.
chine received the Grand cold Mc,ialf OF tn.
Maine state Agricultural society ia i-7I
sold and W. rintei By 1.eo.A Dyer, Ellsworth
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4 PPE Al.

The Commute On sewing Machines at the Maine
state air Hal al Lewiston, the present wear
having awarded The medal 10 the Wilcox x Gibbs
machine Tor The bEsr sewing Machine the
"cher Agent % on" Of he leading lock stitch
machines appealed under the rules from The de-
c7loh OF the committee 10 thu boa Td OF tru st,ss
Accordingly meeting was held by the ia II
at y r. NJ " $500
Ate thorough investigation, the decision Of
lhe committee was enphaticalIy te-afirmed, ami
The " ilcoN * Gibbs Silent twtsIc.i Ioou.,titrh
Michine' prc=cnteI with the Grand Cold
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The remains Of Bishop Bacon. who died
Nov. 5;h, have BEEN taken 10 Portland for in.
tcrment.
The Press in an account of the oh>eouie.
saws.
The body ay in an elegant caskst He was
dressed IN his vest psnts. A silver cross Inv
IN his thin claspcd hand. On his breast. and an
other on the slippers wht:h encased his feet
\ plate on the inner susf,ca Of the cofn bore
this nscription:
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Caution.

A LII persons are forbidden harboring or trusting
n james IL. Robinson, & Mary .. Robinson
fauper- OF the town OF Nj Desert as suitable
provision has been made Tor their support and
We shall pay DO bills OF their contracting after
this date.
j. W. NoMEs. oyerseers Of the
T. :. SOMEs ! Poor OF Mt Desert,
Mt Desert, Oct. 26 1874 3N45
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Co-partnership Formed,

TIE undersigned have this day NOV 2 1874 \
] admitted Oscar l.. CFabtree OF Hancock ~
to their firm. which VIII continue in the old bns
mes. AMI at the old stand under the same name
Hancock, Nov. ,, 1874 -
ss-N. BAH persons indebted to the old firm
are deqles'ed TO make Immediate payment,
'"' l.. &. & Co,
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A COLI, three years old next June large 81 re
n perfectly sound ana well trained For fur.
ther particulars, apply To
hGrHEA STRAW
Hancock. oct so 1874. I,xl5
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Legislative Notice.

TIE undersigned, hereby give. notice tia. be
shaii petition the next Legislator Tor liberty
70 eNtehd us wharf INTO the tide waters OF Union
river as lar a the West abutment OF Union nv
er Bridge extends, and also on line viii -,
abutment up river 10 feet. " 'a'u
Ellsworth, Nov. 9, 1874. 49,
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" otlCe.

NOTICE - hereby given that the following lie
IN -rrloci Merchandise has been seized by the
tpdvct9r = CUSTOM tor thu district vi Ca.tne
for vipi alton ut ghc Revenue Iaw4 VIZ
A. BUcksport. October 49, l-3.,
- Gallons Ram.
- WGI-ky.
tin
Dozen bottles Of whisky.
teZ-
Dozen bottles
ANY person or tpersous claiming The al,ov. he
scrIbrl Merchandise AZ, rcon.-rs't =, 60
~" N(A the Collector their claim Il the am.
within twenty day from the ur. an hIisit,,r :, r
th-' hH'i'"- ~H II. saEsENr
Collector II CusLom-
'AstInt, Nov. ?, is'l. 1wts
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The Aachias Republican says that
several houses are asking for occupants
in that town, which is quite an unusual
thing We should think so.
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REWARD OF MERIT.

The Sewing Machine that can. WIN only nine.
teen moving parts make a seam twice as strong
anu durable a. that made by the more antiqu AZ
ct and complies .ci machines r..rivc me
Grand Gold Mcdilp at the Maine state Fairi
1874 "
Examine the Wilcox Gibbs at
GO. A. DYFR's.
MAIN STREET, - ELLSWORTH. MAINE
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49, We are out Of coal and wood Both are
y e. me AAeasehelA Co@pany, Phiiadelnbia
MAZE sey .s MN 4; sell yoa family right TO USE
coal and better than wood, and cos,s .hoe, 80
p sa pusnei; Easily made and ingre dients every.
s ~nefe can De had Tor the carrying away Write
sno uyt fou will never regret il. 3m4e
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Legislative Notice.

"r Undersigned hereby gives notice, that he
AN Ms associates, shall petition The next
ies.s aaIe Tor liberty to build wharf 10 feet
,song' into tide waters, in the town of Lamoine
nos, .ne shore OF land owned by VIM y nesis Ies
anu near tne old wharf on said shore
LamOine. Oct. %, 1874 s,s.a as.
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Legislative Notice

1hE undersigned hereby gives notice tha, he
= shail petition the next Legislature to " ami
a am chd1tet Tor the purpose of damning and
howing and turning the water OF Blunus Pona IN
70 ms MN stream; also 10 stock The said nond
with Trout, TO protect the same P'"N
Lamoine. Oct. -, 1874. a,s.s.
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sptfial a 9
PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS.
With Genuine Glines Patent
SLATE ROOFING PAINT.
SOC, gallon. Mixed ready foruse
fire-Pr"of, Waterproof, Durable, Eco.
monsies 81 Il Ornam~ atai
sS-seud tor Testimonials
AGENTS WANTED TN EVrpv MANN

e-P'"oh' " Ater.prOOt, Durable, Eco.
monsieAi Il Ornamental
ss-seud Tor Testimonials
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN.
No charge for exclusive rights
od roots can be patched and coated, looking
lhuch better, and lasting longer, than new shin.
giles without the slate for
oNE-THIRD tho COST of REsHINGLING
Inc rant is FIRE PROOF against sparks as
may be easily tested. 1t
STOPS EVERY LEAK,
ana Tor I'm or iron has no equal. expands by
neat and contracts by cold. Felt roofs can sc
Paint Is ' ''"'o
EXTREMELY CHEAP.
Two gallons covers 100 square feet Of single
quarts are required. The Paint has heavy hony
but Is easily applied with a brush.
NO TAR
Is used IN this composition, there lore 1T neither
cracks in winter nor in summer
ON dccayed shingles it Ills IN the nares 49,,
gives new substantial roof that lasts for vear.
.uIied or warped shingles il brings 90 their places
anu Keeps them there; although a slow driver
As nearly all Paints that are black contsinp , us
sne you obtain our genuine article which ffor
shlngc TooisJ Is W
CHOCOLATE COLOR
when hrss applied. chang ing to a Uniform
Slate. On ~ P"'Poses'
TIN ROOFS
our req color IS usually preferred as one coat ia
equal TO i've Of any ordinary paint. For
BRICK WALLS,
our nfght red Is the only reliable Slate Paint ayar
introduced that will efectuaiiy prevent damnness
from penetrating and discoioring the pIsster Ne
examine roofs within ifty miles OF .,ur of,cas
give ESTIMATES. and when required, thorouyhly
REPAIR AND WARRANT ROOFS
invited. correspondence
Book circular contains thousands n, ho
umonlais- send for one e 'es-
n. -.
we have no connection with Ros,o, ,....
VINO copy our advertisements, pafpes
n. =. SLATE ROOFING "a.
Cedar Street, Nov York.
lSs Street, Sasransrto. Gal.
''no'ao - Central Wharf, y . 8 Oy.
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Aem advertisements.
Messrs. Maynard & Hatton,
Attractive Concerts,

at the following places in Hancock County dur
ing the next few days.
These entertainments have rcyer failed TO give
complete satisfaction, Aul the Press al the coun-
try has given them the warmest comm cndation.
Concert at SedgwtcS. Thur4diy eve Nov IL
A Concert at sargeniyiiic. FRIDAY eve, Nov Il
Concert at Brooksv Vile. Saturday eve, Nov H.
Concert at Pcnotscot. Monday eve. Nov I6
Concert st asi,ne, Tuesday eve. Nov. II.
GO hner Nov. l7th. Messrs NJ. 4 II will VISIT
The principal towns in waldo and kaDX Counties
Nov. 10 tS-i syk6
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MACHINE NEEDLES.

Needles for the a. b. Howe, Elias Howe
American, Davis, Wilson Underfeed, Home shut
tie, Wheeler d Wilson, and Wilcox 4 Gibt,- Sew
ing Machines. One dozen assorted sizes BY mail
Is cents.
shutties and parts Of all machines furnished.
6Eo.A. DI ER.
O,COOA2R RLOCA. AVA
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Notice to Builders.

CtNLED proposals VIII De- received UP to Dec.
~ cubcr Let. asa for bail ling an Engine
ii'"sr. Plans and sp"cidra,Ious ran he zen At
the store "i bcn. 'uuulE CHAM Coz. Al bids
Val i~ subject % the approval Of thc tity Conn
cil Who viii reserve the night to reject nh, or ali
bad,
!. 4. GRANT. Chairman.
Ellsworth, Nos. II. l-ii swt6
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Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given, that all persons are
~ forbidden from harborlpg or trusting Clement
Walls, pauper, as l have contracted with the
overseers Of The POOR of fremont for his support
And shall pay no bills of his contracting
A RICHARDSON,
Contractor TO support OF Poor of fremont
fremont, Oct. "A, 1874 3y44<
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Jbe Gllswortb Amtrifan.

Published every Thursday Morning al Coonbs,
Block. Ellsworth, Ne, bg THE HANCOCK
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
F-Dr terms. S., see frst page.
sE-S. " PErrESGfLf4 & CO., 10 state Street /.
B1stsh & Park iios. Nea York, aud Toi Chestnut
sir~es fhiiAielphia, are our AEenis tor proc urnx
ADVERT esneats tor the AMERICAN ia the above
cities, an l authorized 10 centrao; for advertising
at orr lowest rates. ~
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arm ala
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there comes
Hsof " intel
zling giows /
Try Of yarieI
inter. fainter
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brown har
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at his sAi
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East Maine Conference Seminary.
BCCksPORT, We,
1hE winter term of this Institution viii open
November ash,
ana continue twelve weeks full eourse Of
the Principal. "''
*"H HEs. GEO. RORsHTH, AN
Notice.

HAVlNG sold my Livery Stock hereby notify
II All those having any deman DIS against me to
present lhem tor settlement and all those indie OF
ca 20 me, TO call at the old stand and settle i'm
mediately and save costs
~ RODNEY FORsAITH.
Ellsworth Oct. &c, 1874. 3wA
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serysties under the head of Reform. Three
Constitutional amendments Were also sub
mittcd. In 1872 ;he Republican majority
for Governor was 30 .9fJ. The administra-
ton then elected has proved very obnoX-
ieus. but the present Republican candi-
dates are pledged to inaugurate a genuine
reform. The Republicans have carried the
State by 4 majority estimated at 10000,
and claim the election of all Congress
men.
Tennessee elected "A Governor. Leg
lature which will I'll Senator BrOwnlow's
place. and 10 congressman. the present
delegation being Rep. and Dem. Re-
publican, Democratic and Workingmen's
tickets were in the field. In 1872 the
Democrats elected a Governor, by 1889
majority. and they now claim 10000, a
large majority in the Legislature, and s of
the 10 Congressman.
Texas elected Congressman only, the
present delegation of six being entirely
Democratic. The Republicans made nom
nations In only four of the Districts.
This State gave Greedy majority of 1908
in 1872. We have no definite returns. but
the State is overwhelmingly Democratic
on all the tickets.
In the Vermont Second Congressional
District special election. ID. c. Denison.
Rep, Was elected over L. z. Poland Rep,
and A. McLane. Dem.
Virginia elected Congressman only, the
present delegation standing 4 Republicans
and Democrats. In the Second District
there were Republican, Democratic aud
Independent candidates, and in tho Fourth
Republican and Independent. In 1873 the
Democratic majority for Governor was
n .239. Several Constitutional amend
ments were also voted upon. The Repub-
licans have elected Congressman and
claim more. The returns are incomplete.
!. Wisconsin elected q Legislature which
10 to name . successor to Senator Carpen-
ter, Rep, and s congressman. the present
delegation standing 6 Rep. aud 2 Dem.
The tickets were Republican and Reform,
the latter comprising all classes of the OPP
position. In 1878 the opposition elected
Governor by Il, ALI. A vote was also taken
, 1874-11-29
A REIGN OF TERROR.
Lawlessness in the Pennsyl-
Vania Anthacite-Coal
Regions.
hu-Aluxism Rampant---Atrocities
Of the Molly Maguires.
Riot, 1ncendiarism, Murder,
and Rape Of Daily
Occurrence.
Ten Men Assassinated With
in One Week.
But Little Attempt Made by
the Authorities to Sup
press the Out
RACES.
Thirty Thousand Golfers aow Out Of En-
ploymcnt, and Many More Soon to
Be Thrown 0ut.
Prevalence Of Fearful Destitution, and
Appretensions Of Absolute
Anarchy.
Eight Persons MaSsacred BY ES-
Qui1n:lIx in Labrador.
Minor Criminal Items.

The Tzcign OF Crime in the l1Dthractte-
Eonl t.c-ionH Of Fenn%y1Eanra'
, 1874-11-29

Attacked E3iS L'$atstCF
!sp~c,al L1sra:ea to The Chicago T-ionnr-
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 23.-in ST. George
Township, Bcnton County, Tuesday last, a
farmer named Yeo Hicks Was dangerously
wounded oy his own aon Sidney The latter had
father's grana1y. While he Was putting up tho
oats, the father came in and said ho had
measured enough. 4 dispute followed US to the
bargain between them, when tho young man
seized an ax aud struck bis father three times
With the edge on the head, neck and shoulder;
hare been fatal Assisted by the women Of the
family. the old man threw tho sen down,
and took tho away, when thn son drove to
Sank Rapids aud so:d the OATS lie VAS there
arrested on . warrant sworn out By hls younger
brother Tho wounded man is over co years old.
He lost much bloud, but his Physicians think he
ma: recover.
Tic Next Trina Of tag Washington
safc-Gzur=fasJ Go,~pzTator>-1ss1ssae
shus tcssicship waii I'nr1. St,stt:7n
Evidence.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 23.-Sevc7al Of the ErlEci-
pal memorialists sag that the whereabouts OF
Ncttea{lip, who ia under indictment for tic sale
burglary conspiracy. and also Benton, who is
under indictment for burglary. Gre known, and
that they can ho bzocgh: here again when
wanted. It is said too, that Netteship will turn
States evidence. Exclusive OF tbs atoye-named
persoue, the trial ut the December term will he
Of Harrington, Waitely. George =: Miles, alias
Bliss, alias Albert Williams, ard Albert King.
Tho Case of Ex-State Auditor HE'LL
ra1I:.
ST. Paul, Minn., nov. 23.-In the matter of
the numerous indictments against ex-State Au-
d1tor Mc1lrath, for ralfcasance in office, Judge
Hall, OF the Court Of Common Pleas, has
, 1874-11-29

Locked 7Eis Keeper in. and Departed
OTTAWA. Ont, Nor. 2s.-CLch.er Campbell,
alias Anderson, who "ss in jail for forgery,
slammed sickness yesterday, and begged his
keeper to make mp his bed: While the keeper
vas doing SO. Campbell knocked him down,
locked him inside OF the cell and escaped.
, 1874-11-29
Eight Persons Murdered by Es1u1-
1E1UXs

NEW IoRK. Nov. 28.-A private letter from St.
Pierre. Miqualon, gives AL account Of i terrible
tragedy which has taken place at Indian Tickle
Labrador. On the night OF the 18Th inst- The
ylctos we're tTo families named Morrison, num-
be,ins nine persons, only OF whom. girl,
escaped. tt acams that OF late gangs OF Esqui-
1nau1 Indians have been committing ro65eries at
luts and stores. and that after the capture OF
several OF tho Indians they wero publicly
chastiscd bv whipping. The Indians sought
revenge. aud On the eight Of the 18th Visited the
dwelling of the 3{orgisons and SHOT and stabbed
to death ei-i,t of the uine persons residing
there, One Indau IVES s1zo s1ot.
, 1874-11-29


QrrHcr, ILL.,, Nov. 23.-Scott, known az
Scotty," tie man who ras brought to this
city about six weeks ago oa suspicion Of having
been connected ID the robbery OF the First Nj
tioaal Bank here last February. mas been re-
leased, his counsel having convinced the bank
officers ard tho Prosecuting Attorney that he
had nothing to do with tho burglary. The bank
was robbed on the night OF the 18th OF Fob u
arr, and Scott satisfactorily accounted foE
his whereabouts c? to the night OF tho 18Th.
He gave the officers to understand that be could
furnish them with information TINT would lead
20 the detection OF tho thieves, and On the i'm
Piled condition that be would do Sd he was set ut
liberty. Ho was furnished cheap suit OF
clothee. and q small sum Of money to
get out of town with. About three hours after
his release 4 dinpatch was received BY the Chief
Of Police here from the Detroit Chief of Police,
asking that the prisoner bc deta1ued, as l,o was
wanted at Detroit. but he had gone. aod is now
probably IN Chicago OF Canada. TIC police OF
this CITY we're not informed that Scott to be
releaNnI.
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SUCCESS ASSURED.

From every part Of this district we have
lately received the most cheering sssur-
snces that Mr.. Clements and his CAIRO
postoffice ring of tax-eaters and ballot. box
managers will receive the condemnation
OF the public at the approaching election.
In the Ohio river counties where Mr..
Clements has been using his "dog speech"
TO secure votes, Mr.. Har,zsll will make
large gains If our information Is not alto
gether untrustworthy. His visit to those
counties has had the effect Of arousing his
friends into activity, add many Republi-
cans have openly declared in his favor.
This is not a surprising fact. Those
who know both Mr.. Clements and Mr..
Hsrtzell are aware that the Republican
candidate is in no respect the equal of the
Democratic Liberal candidate. AS an
orator Mr.. Clements is trning and irrele-
want, while Mr.. Hartzsll Ia solid and
| staternanlike. The one has been a failure
In Congress; the other would be repre-.
sentative his constituents would DO proud
OF. Wherever tho two have appeared, the
Republican candidate has lost ground; anc
we have no doubt the result of the election
will convince him and his friends that tho
people are tired Of his kind of politicians