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BELOIT COLLEGE.

i5p<sfds DtsuattA u Thu Chteaao 7rtbuNs.
DEIolT, Wis., June 29.-Declamatious for thf
Dridgman prizes by memtora uf tho freshmen
aud sophomore CInsscs OF Helois College en-
gasod atssutlou hare this afternoon. drawing To-
gethor largo aullonco aud passing on very
cEsditnbtY to all conco,uod, Tbs FroBhmxa
C!aSa wss represented by franklin T.. Fisk, o.
Ctlcago; Walter j.. Carr, Of l,o1oit; George +
11errlck OF Rockford mud Oryllls brewer, of.:
Centre. III. Tie Sopl,ulnures by Wl,lialo,
Catr, Of lsslo!; liobeft r. Pesnnd
of Bclot; Knrl D. Gooda'l, Of ,Delrssre.
Lyman A. pettIbono. of Doloit.. 81 Chi
0. u. n|dws', Of rFcctntt, c. l.. Tbon.a 5nd1es.
cago and +. E. Elton. II Lanc.ster ac.s" Essersa.
1lerrlck. Of rho Freshmen, aud j! r: chGpln an
sophonorss Won lbe rrizes rtess st1his5 ~. pTn56
for bert scholarahip during nj, Of Dooit; NJ
Senior el7ss to Ahnee A. nlrot lho cou1!ua 1ua'
Nocrs psl.c, to H. r. rctsiou.ed between Charles D.
iors Tie brown prtze was .:oston, q go coming
l,4cun md Frederick DIlcat and classical eourses
Freshmen Of tho rhllMtb lavco might VA d.
respectively. Tho Er~
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fAEF4AiNd Fon CoNMENCEAENT-D2E.
A meeting Of tho Trustees Of tho unlverslty
Of Chicago was hcld 1t O'Clock In tho Uoiver-
sity building. Tcu grAtiustos from the Co!lsEo
proper aud tNenty-Bix from tho law-school were
reported by the Faculty for the appropriate de-
grcos. number Of honorary dcgreca ueso
awarded, to 10 announced at tho Commencement
exercises. Tho report Of Ito Executive Com-
mltteo Was received. It contained statement
Of the arrangements by which the Rush Medical
College becomes the medical school Of tho Uni
yersity. Dy the terms Of the Arrangement tho
members OF tho Medical Faculty are recognized
10 Professors In tho University: Another
important measure reported as conbummatod
was tho addition of ono year TO tho course In tho
prepsrstory DEPARTMENT, to go Into effect In
10 tue College sra pEopoEtloaately advanced, to
take effect with the beginning of tho fall term Of
1877. Tha College course u to 6o btoRdonod
and elevated, with view sU raise tho standard
Of schoasshp In ID coele8iata department Of tha Un
vrrsiy. II directed that tho following sunounco
1ncut bo naAe In ths catalogue: - Young woman Ara
s1,as TO III : fs's s9as .ua and
contain no do1miiortes ior young vomsn, but aunte
0n ths nomination Of the Fseu!ty cou'm'ttss, sr.
so! 81 II RFe
iii, OIson graduated fr0m Tho University two years
ago liz has dsyoed the interval of tte 70 the study
ol lls modern languages In Germany aud France. ilo
IL iae .choaF md will, without doubt, 10 popular
and el.1ciens ta4cleT.
After sppointiug COMMITTEES to report u an ID
tourusa teetux tho uan,eA Of officers for tia sns-
lug year aud nominations 10 al vacancies n thu hoard
ol TEusssrs tho Board adjourned till Thursday sfes-
uooA At o'clock, ~ the Grand thFiac Aotet
60 men,iuued below a1v invited 10 Assc1nhle a. tho
Sherman uouso 1t 0:5Q B.. m. The President
nd Ereai nf tGh DuiYEf&tty. MNmGSt&
Of tbs College Faculty. Director and Wis.,
Director Of tho Dsarboru Observatory, netn-
bers Of tho Faculty Of Hush Medical College,
board Of Trusses Of The Unlveraity tho reagents u
tho University. msmbars Of tbs Chicago Astronomical
Hoctely, a!uMal Of tha Uutysssty, a1ulcul Of tho
uulon tollags OF Law, alumni Of hush Medical COL
lege, Alumni Of Other colleges, invited gueats tho
graduating claus, and undergraduates Of tbs Various
aspAstmentA.
Thsy MIL form In procession without tons1c, and
procasd 10 Ysrwan Aall to attend tbs Commencement
szascssea, which b4Ria u 10 :. NJ Ths AsaHAl h4s-
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s'mt-F "nas' report, very lengthy aud exhaust
iFod ::'nt. The report showed fos tho year
eso' k..endanoe on the Normal Department Of
- s;hom 20 arc from other States; Mclean
Co had 81 Lasalle, IL; Logan, II, Lly.
~ $ 70; l.. Macon. "a; Tszeseli, il;
i - Madison. Piatt nnd 1t. Clair,
'h, Woodford and Brown, 10 Zach.
High 6ehool thtrs wers 1ts students. In tha
rsaaF school i2i. Grand to.a1, tit. The Southern
- a! has not tesscnsd ie attendance IL fsct. ia
outhern counties of tie Stass tbs At,eudsnca thts
!. Issstt .h:n II. ss An examination, necessarily
695 normal Students In othsr 9tstes st1i eo,t,,
ek, H. " at applications for aImtssion examined
Il per cent hava beea toIecssd On aceount Of sct U
qualifications.
The training school, under the management Of
Prof. Meteaif, established last year. 4A bcen smplv
aueseeafd 2 s.udenstcseherh hara been IL trsintnE
Tho work has Progressed flnaly In tbs mnheum, aod
several thousand spocmant hare been sddsd. Tia
ttudy Of zoology: t .bs Norm.t School accompanied
Tho total receipts Of tho Institution ior Tie past Ysat
we're $s3 expenditures. 81, ,il4t7; balance ol
hand, About s!e DoI viii bo neoded To csrr7
on ths inhutustou this year.
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ANTIOCH COLLEGE.


COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES. DINNER AND ANNUAL
ME.TrHo or TRus1EEs AND cY THE LtIAaAnr
SOCIETIES.
Special t:ors<tpondtnee ef Ths Chicago Tribune.
YELLOW 8rhtNas o., June 25.-Evcrybody, at
this soaaQn of ths year. zoos moro noticea OF
college commencotn%nts than hs wants to read.
but each college has It's clrcie Of friends. who
care for It, md love It. and want to road und
know about the last pags Of lta history, and Its
prospectus or programme for tho uott rear.
Especially IL this trlo Of Antioch College, tho
child Of so many tolls, sacrifices, and prayerB,-
tho nervant Of cherished princplos,-tno mo.
mortal and monument Of Ho,scp Mann.
Flrat In time this year camo tho celebration Of
the aixtconth AnnIyetaRry Of tho croBcant So
cety, which took place Saturday evening, Juno
10. Adelaide Hardy. Of Yellow Springs read AL
essay Oh the dignity Of labor. Tho sociesy'a pa
per was sckd by Fanny II. Louder. Of George
town. There WAS ; recitation by Laura 4,
Kent. Of Calais, VI, and 10 original paper By
EttA II. Humphrey, Of Yellow Springs.
On Sunday, June 20,
THE BAIcALAuhEATE sERIoa
wts preached tn tho Chspel bv the Rev. 8. II.
Cal.hrop. of Syracuse, N. T., who seerns to have
won to htmnslf the admiration Of all Who hare
heard OF met him hose. md oil secm euthuslaa-
tio in wish and hope that ho may accept tho
Presidency onottd to Mn by the unanimous yoso
ou Monday evening. 8. p. Weston. os Bkow-
heB4n, h1e., delivered before tue Adolphiau
Union Literary Society AT oratfon on DrA-
mntto Art" which was followed by the rendition
of seene from "Ohnlo." by II, ". Aahiey, Of TO.
:sss; - et,toa @ 81 rds foitss d 10 rata.s !, T.
Ashley. Il psayer. ill., d tls pspsr u he soeiely.
On Tuesday .uoEninY. the Ray. TAonaas viekers, OF
zry HocietIe4; Aad, o., Tueadsy evening,
Miss HEAECCA u, RICE
graduate Of the c!ass of lBso+ snd "Anna Richmond
Tha subject Of Mta nlcea atdroa. WA " Art iu 1ss
Relations % tho iaoue" ale eruw up aere graduated
several Year, of study tn Hadelbera her Antioeh!aa
elueaion, aiucc which shs has very ssoeptahy nloa
sne il rorul.E anI her sdleas on ths orrsslon VA
regarded - ne, high, soh presentation Of the san-
ii tho reeting Of tue T.aasoes, tho rs.sn.tion Of
biz Trusteeship by our former President. tbs Rcv.
ueoreo, ". Husmei, 81 Newton, Ma.;. w. vet, re-
siuunus of till Colirgs. elrosed to I'LL the
e. Tie Ne7. s. Ii. C4,tLlop ule 4sd ! Trustee.
ami subsequently was unAuiMounly ELECTED
pAEHlDgNT or THE coLLEoE.
Much 10 The regret o! al con :ernud. 1t Wa found
that MIR. C4i,hrop could not tho apot, OF during
il ;cs.ns q hsys bocn pisssea wth tha nA.Itu.ion
and tho place, aud we confidently hopo he Will con-
.sas b. :aa sasaa
unuence and power. which h. can 20 admirably tlt
Tbs report Il Vice Prssidans Derby. who. for the
Last year. has been the ActnE lTesdunt Of ths COL
sxs shows htaa 10 b. The satus oasoful pa'nAakins
conscientious otaccr he hss s1ways bceu: aud xhows.
IN sttenaanee ~ compared with ths prsstou4 jour.
o. commeutemaas:.ay, large *udseaes assembled
In ths chapel to heaE tho
The Rsv. Jehn II. Haywood. Of Loatsri!1s. By n
quest, presided during The Commencement sIcscses
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PRESENTATION.

CINCINNATI, Juno 29.-co'. Sidney d: MAXWELL
superintendent OF tho nefchsnss, Eaooaoss.
vas presented TODAY oy mouibots Of thst body
ritb 4 Lsu..aotuv oct ot sold sll'es. conasassnk
o, ntuetys1 pesss e. tasoi.tien
no"aa .n',,s., fm with 4 silver tsA service COM
pists. Capt. Ilpllousr. President ct tho oosm.
~ w. tsts!t uf ~ members ~ Bs,sss D. poa9 Oaa-
nnguan. oci.t.d on neat ea,sau Ga ,nS ss 81. 81
. no most ssracaJio character, and tho iugro@pte
fke h,ab appreciation 10 Which Got; hs1ssll y
heid by lbs members Of tue Chamber % oAsE
1neTcs. Oot. Maxwell " to be married to-ssona
~ M,s, blanche Man, dsugh,sz of Pstst Z. ~
Of this city.
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IAN UNIVERSITY
MlcP.ppotNrAExTs.

.sapat:A to Ths Eh,e7aa Tt1oa'@.
SpfsaSso Spfss'aSsou. Mich, juno 23.-At Ro2enss'
ANN Il tho University to-day, John G. Nor
moot,f rhilade1ph!a, mas appointed Professor
gtnp :, ape Theory and Practice Of Medicine; ana
samuel ~ A. Joucs' Of Euxewood n i, ms.etIs
sfr aen''o az c,uciuuat Vas sppslntod rofessoE Of
pe"taI 't + Surgery; George ,. Nsrrlm. -. prqfe.-
suf of rhyscs ". u! Pottee. Of tlss1.1d UNI; M
vsrsy apnone4 ptofssso, Of M,o1n$ P1a ana
EueaseoE sss H. .O naeEss Tssass nss 's ossnatly
r,.s sc..ooi Of Wiues will bn opauod next fAll
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
CONDITION or TpS INSTITUTION.

Spsc,al D1&pateA 70 Fhs ch'oaao 7F!aans.
B,ooxtsoros. ILL.,. Juno 29.-The 6tsts Board
Of EDUCATION met h the Normal School to-day,
nfteeu mombess being present. Tho principal
tam vas the p1sssnl4tiou Of President Edwards
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pAns o baron AsoHsoq olfaf Aad Tobacco Dsalsc. il
ixnsd Vii haErsfsF eassy % he basaes4 IL Iii oWo
nso, and 9i not EsspsaAhs Tor An{ aebts
eoa"s''A - '' u: xkoNsoz, N IL, kaa,ses4s
ohasAss, 1sss h, ls1A
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j. .HICK SON,
1o7 South Clark-at.
Between Madison npd biuproe,

Tbs partnership heretofore skating howosn the under
sgred has been tais day dssoived b. mutual consent.
Tho Aksncy of Tho Insurance conpauss hsrstooss 5ep.
rsso1ted bf ths t4to hn Of Bowman Waller will bo
conducted by T. A. WALLER, It ths old oboe. Mon. le&
and Ls6 LAaA!Ie.st. DAN hf. NnWIfAN1
NAy II. 1a76+ Il. 4. WALLKR. Z
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Ths f1a OF Wladmuilsr Hossnhsl. dtoesrs, ~ La.
reh>st. u dAsu.sd b. mutual agreement. Pattiss h4v
iux Claims against Abuvo i1u viii present shsm within
thr$e daJs of date to Jopss Roscntha who has sata
phA1re of Ill sststs. LEVY W4NDAULLEii,
EhtcAso. juno ID, lt11. JONAH RUSENTHAL.
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cordially rscomnsnd Mr, WAllsr and tbs Companies
hs represents tho favor of friends aud ths iasunx
public. Ian II. BOWMAN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-08-03
STATE Ne W..

Commissioner Stanley with three others, trans
ferred black bass from Duck Pond Westbrook, to
Sabattus and Taylor Ponds.
new bridge is being built across Ssbsttus
river at Lisbon village. The bridge will be 1870
feet long.
Among the artists at Bar Hsrbor this season are
Lindsey of New York, Weber Of Philadelphia,
and Will Brown of Boston. Mere are en- route.
Prominent in the musical world are Leonard.
Largefeldt, Demesul and Foote.
The Observer says that the elegant summer
| residence of Dr. E. A. Thompson, situated about
one mile from East Dover, was totally destroyed
By IRE on the 18th ult.
The Observer says that there have been num-
Der of eases in that vicinity which resemble the
cholera very much, from which one person has
died and another narrowly escaped death.
Several passengers, with Captain Deering Of
the Lewiston, on recent trip, were figuring up
the number Of miles he had sailed since com
mencing the present route. TWAS found the boat
averaged 65 trips q year, at five hundred miles
each round trip, making 50 500 miles per year,
which multiplied by ten makes 325 900, or will do
so at the completion Of the present year. This
year makes thirty years of steambosting for Capt
Deerng. His first experience was in the steamer
Sccor, as pilot, when that boat ran between Ban
gor and Ellsworth, thirty years ago. Mschias
Republican.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-08-03

We have to chronicle bold case Of horse steal
ing in this city, yesterday. At about o'clock p.
NJ, as Mr.. Dearborn Longfellows horse and COW
cred buggy stood near the A. P. U. store, where
Mr. Longfellow is clerk, rough looking man
went from the direction of the Farmers Hotel,
deliberately unhtched the horse, drove it up
towards the grist mill and over the canal bridge,
and around to Northern avenue, west of the fac
tory, and thence over the hills and far away. The
vicinity was lively with people at the time, but
Mr. Lopgfcllow's attention being devoted to Gus
toners in the store, he was not aware Of the tran
sacton until he saw his horse and carriage disap-
pearing from sight up the hill toward Sidney and
Belgrade. He Immediately notified the City Mar
shall, who with himself, after some delay, started
in pursuit. The robbcr was met and noticed on
the road by several persons who subsequently ar
rived in the city, one Of whom we learn was DR..
Bolan, who met the robber late in the day, half
mile or so this side of Belgrade Depot. The City
Marshal and Mr.. Lodgfellow were then five or six
miles behind him. The horse is valuable one.
1t will probably be recovered, and the thief cap
tured but we do not learn of any arrest having
been made as we 60 to press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-08-03

One hundred and fifty excursionists took the
Maine Central Railroad and the steamer Pioneer
for Castine on Friday last. The day was cool and
bright, the breeze on the beautiful bay Of Belfast
just stiff enough to rock 'he cradle of the deep"
All the sloping shores Of the islands are green
and fresh as in June. The view from old Fort
George is unsurpassed in variety and extent by
any on the coast. The new Acadian Hotel gave
its guests hearty welcome, and set an excellent
table. Bangor party met the Kennebecers at
Castine. Early in the evening all were safely in
their homes again. No untoward event married
the pleasure Of the trip. Officers of both the
railroad and steamer managed everything with
kindness and care. Everybody ought to go if
there is another opportunity this season. Super
intendent johnson took all who wished, over the
fine looking and well planned Normal School
building at Castine. The venerable old town, the
interes ing history Of which DR.. George A.
Wheeler has so well written, is itself worthy of a
longer visit, not only for the beauty of its loca-
ton but also for its rich historic "reminiscences.
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INDIAN A.
CONTINUATION OF THE
WESTERN RAINS.
Great Loss of Property.
Immense Damage to Crops, Railroad
Property Destroyed. &c.

Indianapolis, August 2. The continued rain
storm IN this section since Saturday night, has
been very damaging to the Railroads west and
south of this point. The White river has contin-
ued to rise slowly since Friday evening. Indian
ola on the west side of the river, is all aoat An
immense amount of damage has been done to
property the west side of this city, and the bot
tom lands along the White river The Vincennes
Railroad has suffered severely in the vicinity of
Martinsville. The track is submerged for miles
between that city and Gasport. The Vandalia
Railroad suffered the loss of a new iron bridge
near Cartershurg, one end of the bridge being
loosened. The track is also considerably dam
aged at several points.
The Indianapolis and ST. Louis road is badly
damaged at St. Msry's and Danville, portion o.
the trestle work at the latter place being washee
away.
The western division of the Indianapolis, Gin
cnnat < La Fayette road suffered in the washing
away of the read bed at Crooked Creek, few
miles west Of this city.
The Indianapolis, Peru < Chicago road had it,
bridge at Noblevile domaged at several points.
The road bed of the Indianapolis, Bloomington
& Western was slightly damaged.
The jefferson. Madison & Indianapolis road il
considerably injured At Rockford and Colr mbus
Ohio.
No trains have arrived to day on the Vincennes
Nandalia, Indianapolis and st. Louis roads. The
roads running east of here have suffered compar
atively little.
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Sudden Death.
N EW YOK H..
The W Weather.

The Weather.
New York, August 2. The heavy easterly
rain storm continues this morning.
Strike.
The shoe cutters strike continues, but without
any demonstration.
Foreclosure.
A foreclosure was made to-day on the suspend.
ed tea firm of Worth & Watson, and portion of
the goods sold by the sheriff.
The Nathan Murder.
1t appears that the man arrested by ex police
man Copklin, was named Ryan; was brought be-
fore Judge McQuade August 26th, 1870, on the
suspicion of burglary, in connection with the Ma
than murder, and proved to be insane. He is now
believed to be IN Troy
Railroad Matters.
The sale of the Northern Pacific Railroad was
cation of Jay Cooke & Co. An effort is being
made TO have it further postponed.
Arrested.
The cook and one of the seamen of the ship
Robena, are under arrest for mutiny and an at
Liverpool.
There were only two cases Of drowning at Rock.
away, yesterday.
Fatal Assault.
James Wynne cut policeman O'Keefe in Brook.
lyn last night it is believed fatally as the latter
was coming from the room Of the former, where
he had been with Mrs. Wynne.
The Army Worm.
The army worm is committing ravages on the
crops in Suffolk county, Long Island. Corn and
oats particularly suffer.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
daily Xennebee Solrnal.
POltTLAND ID.
Municipal Affairs.

Municipal Affairs.
Portland, August 2. The City Council tonight
appointeda committee, Of which the Mayor is
chairman, to make suitable arrangements and to
fix upon day to invite the city governments of
Worcester and Nashua to visit Portland.
An order was also passed directing the City
Marshal to canse all tramps to be arrested as va
grants.
Bank Of Portland.
A declaration was filed with the Register in
Bankruptcy, General Fessenden, by William n.
Goold, Of the Bank of Portland, which recently
suspended, that Moses B. Clements was his part
ner and has been since January l. 1874.
Through the Notch.
The Ogdensburg Railroad will be opened
through the Notch to the Fabyan House, Monday.
Correction.
Portland. August 2. The loss by the Alfred FIRE
was exaggerated, as the stock, engine and boiler
were saved. The loss will not exceed $4,000.
Burglary.
Portland, August 2. The provision store Of
Mark Sheblees at Knox, Me-, was broken into
Sunday night, and the money drawer riAed of
$3.50, No cue to the thieves.
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NEW HAM PSHlKE.
Regatta.

Portsmouth, August 2. The race for the ocean
ic sweepstakes cup, between General Buffers
came off to-day. The wind at starting was east
northeast, about four knot breeze. The Reso-
lutte started at ll39 :33; the America ct 40 Al
When the steamers left the Shoals for this city at
is p. M, the America was well ahead beating
to windward, but the friends of the Resolute were
confident she would make up the loss on the re-
turn, her lighter draft giving her an advantage
running free upon the wind.
LATER.
Midnight-A fisherman has just arrived from
Isle Of Shoals, pulling whale boat II miles, sin-
gle handed. The America won the race, beating
the Resolute min., AZ sec. Sailing time not
given. Mr.. Hatch has challenged General Butler
10 sail the America against the Resolute days in
week for weeks, fiom September LIST, for $1,000
a day, over the New York Yacht Club course, the
sachts to carry their regular crews.
Sale of Property under Mortgage.
The Hampton Beach Hotel Of Leavitt Bros,
was sold at auction, to-day. by Col. Hackett of
this city, for 81, 600 under mortgage to the de-
funct Exeter Savings Bank of 81 500 and nearly
years interest, by order Of the assignees Of the
bank. Leavitt's friends bought it.
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Dteb.

In this city, goth nit, Bessie 1della, daughter of
Richard and Eta Norcroes, aged year, 10 months
In South Berwick, goth ult., Mr.. Benz. Mason,
aged 81 years.
In Gardiner, 26th ult, Carrie A., daughter of o.
months 22d ult., Forrest, son of George and Mary
Grover. aged about years; 27th ult., John Coson,
son of James NJ Cols0n, aged 80 years.
In Portland. 3Oth ult, Mrs. Eleanor, relct of the
late Stephen Estes, of Woodstock. aged 50 years
3st ut.: Carrie Il. daughter of c. Y, and Catha-
rine b. Hall, aged II years: 3lst nit. william Z:
Hamilton, son Of the late Capt. c. b. iamil on, of
Portland 3lst ult Alfred F., son of Charles E. and
Lizzie q. jordan. ag.d2 years months.
In Brunswick, Goth ult., Mrs. Susan, widow of the
late John Owen, Of Brunswick.
In BridgtoD, sd ult., Mrs. Lucy E., daughter of
Abraham and susan H. Kimball, of Biddeford.
aged % years months.
In Auburn, ED ult Maria F., daughter of Fran
ces Lewis, OF Bridgton, aged % years.
In South CascO, Jeremiah McLucas, aged 80
years months,
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F'OREI(iN.
Austria.

Vienna, August 2. The Presse says that &C.
cording to intelligence received from the camp Of
the Herzegouan insurgents, a number of engage
ments have been fought between the Turkish
troops end the insurgents, during the last three
days, first along the left bank Of the river Ma
renta, ond subsequently at Kupa, Stolatz, Neve-
siQue and Drcnova,e. The Turks are reported
to have lost 8 cannon and so rifles. PapoopoGe
has also risien. Seven hundred insurgents intend
expect the Inhabitants of Juma and the inhabitants
of the frontier of Montenegro to join them in a
couple of days, and that they will be thus enabled
to beseige Trebigne.
Prince Milan.
The object of Prince Milan of Servia, in COM
ling to this city, was to see his mother was to
see his mother and consult with phys icisn about
throat disease from which he Is suffering. The
Pressc says the absence Of the court and foreign
office officials negatives the conjecture that the
Princes visit has political motive.
Arrival.
London, August 2. The steamer Faraday,
which was engaged IN repairing the United States
Direct Cable, has arrived at Deal.
England.
Croydon. August 2. Col. Valentine Baker was
arraigned before tho asszes here, to-day, to an
swer the indictment charging misdemeanor for an
assault upon young lady in railway carriage
Political.
Montevdeo, August 2. The ministry has re.
signed and another one has been formed.
France.
Versailles, August 2. The National Assembl,
has voted an appropriation of 10000 francs for tht
benefit Of the French exhibitors q. the ceptennia
exhibition at Philadelphia.
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1'HOMASTON.
Sad Drowning Accident.

Rockland, August ?. In Thomaston, this after
noon, three young ladies went to the river just
above the toll bridge to battle, and two Of them
Lizzie Demuth aged Is, and Nancy Pendleton
aged 20 years, walked off the edge Of an old SUBJ
merged wharf, and were swept away by the cur
rent. Their companion gave the alarm, end
assistance being at hand, Miss Dcmuth was drawn
out in an nsensible condition. The efforts of the
physicians, who were at once summoned, were
successful in restoring her. but she is still in very
feeble condition. Miss Pendleton sank and conld
not be rescued. Her body was found severa
hours after the accident, having been carried
distance by the current.