The Republican journal., 1875-07-29

their wounds the Indians came back to
Cedar, where they lived one was called
Bill and one Tom, both chiefs. saw
some of the emgrants' property with the
Indians; saw Lee get dresses and Jeans
from the tithing office out of the emf
grant plumber. | learned from Allen that
Lee was the one to gather up the Indians
to attack the emigrants talked with Lee
about it afterward Lee was the Indian
Agent at Harmony the agent traded with
the tribes and issued goods and ratlons OF
/ the Government to the Indians.
The Court here adjourned, 9 a. Nj. After
| to-day Il night session is to be held. The
Court warned the citizens not to speak to
the Jurors from the street up to the time
they were sworn, and declared that it
would arrest and punish such an offence.
During the time that Klingen Smith was
testitying. giving horrible details of blood
the suspense was terribly painful. Lees
square, hard, low hrowed face and neck
became fairly purple black, and his wives
scarcely breathed straining forward to
catch each syllable.
The excitement in town is intense.
klingen Smiths story, in all the material
confession as to the massacre. klingen
Smiths reputation here Is that of a man
Of truth. lie could not be impeached save
by facts.
tells the following story Of one of the
many travelling frauds of which this is
tho sons
Some eight or ten weeks ago 4 smooth shaver.
oiiy-tongued man, dressed in Il sort Of Shaker
garb, visited this city, carrying in his hand a
tastiiv gotten-up plant stand with four or five
peculiar looking plants upon it. one an anlsette
Tree, another a nutmeg Sefahlum, imported
from Belgium. another the Norwegian hem
lock, which bears an immense number OF beau-
tifu white blossoms the others designated by
some judicously -fanSled names, the seeds of
which he was engaged in vending, at 20 cents
q small box, guaranteeing 4 prompt and Vlgor-
Gus Growth of plants like the samples which he
carried. The '-nsette tree Smelt strongly of
aniSe seed. the nutmeg @eranium" had evident
liz been we'll bathcd in extract and gave forth cN
qui>te odor, and the seeds went like hot cakes.
Dnc victim boasts OF the following contents of
a box wherein he carefully and ildlclously de-
posted the precious seeds Two healthy >prgs
of smart weed. Il bareback bush, and a beauti
t,il collection of lhofoughWort sprouts.
This fellow, or one like unto him, re-
Gently Visited the Penobscot region We
saw him one day on board the steamer
Cambridge, loudly calling the attention
OF passengers to his nutmeg geramumS
There were many purchasers, but none OF
them have yet reported the result Of their
paintings
A fearful hail storm passed over Burklield
Wednesday, about 3 O'Clock p. m, layi n9 waste
Gardens and crops generally, breaking out more
Than Il thousand lights of glass. rs many as fifty
lights from one house. Two bushels Were
gathered from one pair of stairs between Hines
and $. and NJ. b. Thomas stores. There We're
large numbers measured by different parties,
from three TO four inches in circumference, and
from to IL inches in diameter. 1t is eSi-
mated that the damage is more than $1,000 III the
immediate Vicinity of Euckiield village.
The Portland Advertiser says that tralnpS
are refusing s., day, in the country, TO assist
in haying. They will not work at any price.
In Dcering, one of them stole roast out Of
kitchen, and, on searching for the lost meat,
the remains of it Were found in a lane by the
side of the tramp who had gone fast asleep
In almouth. the other night, number OF
them nearly raised IL riot i'll that quiet village
by refusing crackers. cheese and fish that We're
offered them and demanding meat.
,Y.ua u,,,.. ,,,, Kate Nal, ,.o,, ..,,,,,,.,,,
ions on recent VOYAGE. and the former suffered
from the freshness Of TIE sea, while the latter
MAheu' ,ilheH anH sung a? thous n on Terra
t4r s,vs init The only moment Of raol low shc
had known on board the vessel was when she
heard iust once that Kate FirlI wa, ..awf,,I
,irk.
The circus COMPANIES are havin. Il hard time
I'M, season. At st. faul, MINI. the other DAY
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paly which had printed their large bills. The
employees who were unpaid were reduced to a
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their homes.
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day school excursion party from RorkIand were
enjoying themselves IN a wing at Beaurhamp
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