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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-08-19

c. T. Ware, of Bucksport, writes to say
that he has for a year looked anxiously in
this paper "tor a word of encouragement
to the temperance reform movement"
Why, bless your eyes, if you bad read the
paper as carefully us You ought, you
would have seen columns in the local de-
partment, setting forth the success Of tie
reform movement in this city 1t has had
It's share Of encouraging words in COM
mon with other determinations. A news
paper has great many different matters
to notice, and cannot give special atten-
ton to any mans hobby, not even the
editors. We consider the Journal pretty
sound on the temperance question. 1t has
great respect tor reformed drlmk;trd,
and greater respect for a man who never
was dlnnkard
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-08-19

In Augusta there has recently been tried
a divorce case which the Journal says
"opened the flood gates of vieness." We
should say that was mild term, consid-
ering the testimony in the ease Ruth A
Currler of llallowell brought suit for
divorce, alleg ing her husbands adultery.
The husband brought a like suit against
his wife. The fun of the thing is that the
truth of both libels was sustained. Where
adultery OF both parties is proven there
can be no divorce; 50, in order to get I'M
hitched, the husband withdrew his libel
and thus the knot was legally united
Judge Dickerson presided with impartial
dignity, and a good deal of surprise at the
revelations concerning private morals in
a quiet kennebec city
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News Of the Citysand County.
Ex-Gov. Anderson is in the city.

'''N ~
the potato rot.
The Baptist society made an excursion on the
Pioneer last Friday.
Next Tuesday will be the second anniversary
of the great fire in this city.
A cargo of lime was shipped over the rail
road to Watervile last week.
The Baptist society made its annual eXcur-
SION Friday, on steamer Pioneer.
Canpmeetins at Northport begins next Mon
day There will be Il large attendance.
Snow slides next winter have no terrors for
Ben Wells, now that he has put a fiat roof upon
his store.
Lecture at the North Church next SUNDAY
evening. Subject, " The Religion Needed for
the Times"
Friday, Saturday and sunday We're the warm
est OF the season. The population took largely
to fans and ice water.
On Saturdays small child of Charles +. Dean.
living upon the east side of the river, fell down
stairs and broke its arm.
There's a woman in this city who is willing
to bet that she can withher pistol, hit tramp
at twenty yards, the first trial
Last sunday was the hottest day Of the -e.,-
SON The thermometer marked 40 degrees ia
the sun and about 90 in the shade
Mr. Houston stopped the march Of the arm,
worm across his farm by ploughmg trenrhr-.
They fell in and couldn't climb out
The Calderwood Brothers have closed our
their Agricultural store, in Wailiu'> new bo.D
ON Main street, anl the store is now vacant
\ donkey engine belonging to the railroad
company came over the road MONDAY to b. ,I-r,i
IN building the extension aloLg the wLaryr..
Large crowds of people are arriyin, daily ou
the steamers and ears to attend the amp Meet
inc next week. 1t is expected that The attend
anee will be very large this year.
The matched ram, of base ball PLAYED a. tl,.
Park last week between the Pa>timc- of thu
city and rlub from Boston. resulted In It vic
tory for Belfast IN 4 score of - to IT..
Levi r. Wing, formerly one OF the Publisher
of the Republican Journal, was visiting hi-
friends i'll this city last week, the first time h,.
has been in Hefas- for twenty years. Mr. Wan,
is living at East Boston.
The inhabitants living on River Avenue. at
the west part Of the city. are ANXIOUS 10 know
when their street is to he built. There are
now eleven families living THERE aud it WIS a-
crp'cd il long time since.
The girls in the stitching room of the Belfast
shoe factory had 4 haIf holiday Friday it hrin.s
the birthday ut the toremn \ treat Vt- had,
a.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-08-19

Orange Judd says half million dollars worth
f advertising has made him millionaire.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-08-19
REPUBLICAN JOURNAL,
THURSDAY. AUGUST 10, 1875.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
Will Ii AN II. SNIP SON.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

SUBSCRIPTION TERMS. In advance, s. 90 a wear:
within the year, $780, at the expiration of the year.
$500.
ADVERTISING TERMS. For one square, Zone inch
OF length In column ST. for three weeks, and Is
cents for each subsequent insertion A fraction of
square charged Il full one.
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cents for each subsequent insertion. fraction of
square charged as full one.
ES-S. NJ. PETENGILL &. Co, 6 State St, Boston,
ana 81 Park Row New York, authorized
Agents for procuring subscriptions and forwarding
advertisements.
HU-S. Il. NILES, No. 6 fremont Street, Boston, is
agent for the publisher of this paper and his receipts
and orders are always recognized.
R1-GEo. +. HOWELL Il Co., 40 Park Row. New
DIRK, will receive advertisements for this paper at
the lowest rates Their orders will receive prompt
attention.
Rs-HoRACE DoDD, 121 Washington ST., Boston,
is all authorized Agent for the Journal
ADMINISTRATORS EXECUTORS and GUARDIANS
desiring their advertisements published ill the Jour
nal will please state to the Court.
SUBSCRIBERS desiring to have the address of
papers changed, state the Post Office which
the paper has been sent well the one to which
it is to 60
REBATES & LOCKE, 81 Park Row, New York.
are authorized agents for procuring advertisements
for the Journal.
Subscribers are requested to take notice of the
date on the coored slips attached to the paper. 1t
is the only form of receipt now used For instance
10 May IT, means that the subscription is paid to that
date. When a new payment is made, the date will
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forward the sums due
sxrln sending money, state THE POST OFFICE
10 which the paper Is sent .aan
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-08-19

PENNSYLVANIA l;EPUEII.
GAN AFFIRMATION.
Resolved, That we dc
clare Il firm, unqualified
adherence to the unwrittrI
law of the Republic, whicl
wisely, and under the sane
ton OF the most venerable
of examples, limits tn,
Presidential service OF any
citizen to two terms. .
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-08-19

ADMINISTRATORS EXECUTORS and GUARDIANS
desiring their advertisements published i'll the Jour
nal will please state to the Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

o. Par--s. IF. Aprn aa-yir-ir's g.. pa...r-. e.
Arr.I.is So. consolidated 54.s. Wei ktrriaIs r.. -
Nur,h CsIoiiua - old -. DO, ucu l. Ls. . .ial
taN. 3 ala o.. day. sugar arm. 30 aa'4
EALr-F"FE, April 22-C0tloH qu low m.I
u'i.-s, l--es.,. Flour quiet aud Unrhll-'d Wisaf
aT'u"I-Ao. I western amber. iHS, No. >, 10. ~.
mixed 90. -. n. Na-'.rl II, Isl, No. = Il"
Ia. PeIu-l lNanla r-'i, l2f4l.32; Maryland rcd
lal -. do. amber. O. .i-.- "a hite l.1Ual y; No
western >prirg rel, i.iSsl -. Corn hrner-
southern wh,te. Ssa'U, southern yellow, ~ western
mixed, -sah. Oat- tui-t and unchanged. Rye
quiet AID ara Ranged. Hay dull and unchanged
Prov isOus easier and lower Pork quiet. 22oA23 90
Bulk meals numI 4l-shoulders, ss clear rib sides,
l. loose packed, as higher. Bacon quist-sh0ul-
iers. ga clear iib sides. y ais. Hams, H1sal5.
Lard puitt-reiret, l6''4. Butter-new firm aud
fairly active. choice 70 extra fine western tubs aud
rolls, 2s26. old dull ami nominal, lla5. Petroleum
duh and nominal. ca aas. Coffee quist but firm
ordinary 60 prime kiO SarRoes, 10 ale. Nhlsk y
pulei-city- IS. western, l.l4al.l IS.
INV NoRk. April 2z.-Stocks active and weak.
Money, 3. Gold. Ia. Exchange, long gs- "a short,
4.Ols Governments duh
INV loRK.Apiil % Flour quiet and UNCHANGED
Nh-at a cent better. Corn s.caiy.
LoNuoN, April p, u - p. Erie railway shares.
LoSDoN, April %, 40 .. m.-United States %
LoSDoS' April ., ?. m.-Erie railway share.
FRASkFoRr,A April 22.-United States bonds, 1852 :,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

NV NnFE- APP u The Pos. tuau. 6. q trtr 7.
-,h - ht " all street rl. sfs tiiH
fteiot' ' iuf e-fturIf securities arr strong. aui
"a ,ulH;'sr si8r-~ ar. irregular, i.iut NY
-.ifH- H- others equally week. Gold Bp.n-f a
ia e., % which we f fAr sales until leo 90 ,I#k
since fl.s ali E.H al base ben ~ rs ON L#I
'.- 1.- HpeiinZ rate Was fHr and f. .!I,-s l .Isf
ratt- 81 ptT ''I'- pr s"uun- hHi ia p-F day &c
r-.- FHfti Zu rN,aaH-- r.Tf- gH strong. aud Nlfti
Oh. dfIsarb RHry #.l.if. II rIl- money uaret tha
Tendency 3, o. rEtr-m. case sH4 lover rates. bot Q.
jon If sra Iu. loans. The former 60 dIy are 81 /,
p'F t.u' and a.. latter fHf.s DR. UHEt. for o. daFs
IA M I.aic -liH paper D. .Ht arsuttii nd th-rr
De- irli demand 90 $50 pI g.IIf. S-l, rum. az pbud-
fl- n -.t To strong. Win currency FiNfk
H.. Speculative feature 81 tie marlet
4 90 oi.ll sar ed. .ta' bonds a. tl. hf,t t1srd va
I.TsC-- ~- IrW series at >. fl- JAZZ pff,iHts.
pT o.. I.rir. tr.u 5I.s Tue -.1,l r.erIsi opcu..i
with Frico- .ithfr unchanged or = fraction highsf.
lp .u noon fTi-. Tx. shore NlrtHva-' and Paril,
lar Nrr" Srssk while Onion Ps.ffr. Nsis-h, Pat-
anna and hal- Pacific wrrn str u & Sffsss noon
t. .Lttfe market ha- been -tr1I.. gut .lHa P
gfU, l4- advanced L. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

gEl.giraTN f.fHH. tel - .Grss'ttoa 4 90, 5aaksfs
The taliuv ig ErT i'l- pr.c.- ufd and A-ga AZ tha
msstlUE - tig y l-rIE - s,A ENrhtH-H O.. daY
l. : G,la. lIih, .-led. Bank ~f'Ck~- National
Bank 81 X FGilHg, llJ asked SariHuai EetT,.
ID!lt7u Bank lI4. lIf. D. asked Se rLi S1'iuu.i
taHk. ly AZ ID. FARMERS ard Mechanic National
baIk "I G-.fst| 500 tIt. fI-E-u. National
HgIk. li8 UId. 1882. H-a-l. city Passenger Raj.
Ivat--N rliHp alrsH Si.'h. ~ iit, y aged, NJ
q. prItEn tuId.. Ga n & -, - lad Suu8ry List
National Ih.sl i.u3-, 3. & J., pcs cent, g
bid, Masonic Temple blonde, p. l. s y. -,
Syla. - tIa. Washington cat. Gas stock, = bid
th--aT-aie Huj puiB canal, preferred t1uls, g.
lt2 bad, Arlington Fire lu~nrHurr Company stuck.
les hrd. National Metrap, l,aH Pr. Ia france CO.
Stgrk. ! : ti1. 'g.,nrau fir" lU-uranc- COMPANY .
: &. mIahL = aa. 80 s~k-i- District S'caritf.s-
}. I,7t =. 20. =. "a bid, Permanent Imp, 6,
&. . 4 7 l>Hl. - lid. d.. =, = a = I-ll, ~
td Market sick lard>.7'-.J. 81 lsF,. - bad
steI Stock bonds, - J. = g.. l.l, - lad; Is
Funded L,au- laTs', 81. hII, O.. ak a, small,
g., hii. e. a~b q. Washington -'' Frss Year
Gers -. \, l,75, - bid, iol asked, 'Tea
Year Bonds Go, J. 4 J., lss-, = Til 81 a-izesi
Funded Loan Rauis, sLegl g. G.. VI & y, 1872,
~ bid Certificate 81 Sock. l~g3l o., y. 4 y. a
o.. al pira.rT-, IS" hil. tG-vrg,.t1a nl ,srhe5 az
Sock o.. J. A y = o.. a. pleasure - bal bounty
Stock, =. J. A o az plaa~ur~ - iif. Msrkst
Six O.. J J. %. ~ plea ,ur', - bid Boarl
u Public Ng:k~-tertInCates Gen. Imp. = :. y. z
Ia et4 I'D. so, s-kcd d. lS75. o. bl, 81
asked DO $50 go I'd. DO. Isl. a. bid ss', -s.es
DO l~7>- e. bids d. Series, ~ TIA n asked. G.rif
Gates. Sewer. -. 4 J. ls74. -, -. "a, -
series, ; I'D. Water '-rtitcatr- p, Isl. ~ bil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22
Retail Prices. Center Market.

MEAT -li"i- porter hau-"- 3t'-a pr To- slTl0lu,
q round. j. roasting pieces. 2a15. ClrHei, IgslE
dri,i. p; .lIe.! 3. chipP.d, 20; Pork. lg,sa
CuTI.td -ai--s, IGit"I. i5a2lr. Lamb. i,t2' N-sl
i.a25s llf,I E..f 2s2s Hams. Whole. Il. cat, D.
sli'rl. >. " l!liugS, *, cut, j.. Tongue, 50asl
ga il, lard. l-c per ~
i>H .-En.s. +la5o .f-r bunch. perch. i1as9 rer
bunch 'ait =3. p p-r bunch, q lIalt- - o. H.
t'r'h. yellow ~ p"T rUurh Shtl fn.-r- pt.r nj
Herring = app c. Pgr bunch, Salmon, california
Leo pr 10.
NEsrr All ES--Prtaf1es, Irish. a. Dr. g.. -ua-..
~ Pr Fk bti.I- - pr PIX spring dos pr burel
Boots pr bunch. at~, Carrots. DIT bunch. cal
ha-c sIrvuts, 90 pr peek CELERY. II Lsttpca sa U
ger Eca, Raui~l. ln Der bunch. kHie 81 p-r ra-k
AiHT"EH>- = pr bunch. Pea, - p.r r--k.
tIt'' I't--.~- -it-fj pr t.sL-u. l. -nun~ oia 3
pro- ApP't- king a. 40 f.I Oh, eating, sCs-a
Ptr p, 'ruHeIEi Sc I-l. PEI quart St.sSirerries-
: J Ut Quart
l'L.E- FEglT- "A pI.a~. 5ts per quart. F.sei,ss
I.'l ~ -5i-a- aHI-.-.l- D., Bl3cEi-I.tas. Do, o.
Il-~- -.-.a psf 3D..
B,IrEE- FEisi1rla rr.ut. IS nar d.: New
l'lh ''tin-if e. riHI-r reli- o.. f,t-, d.. aaa.s.
= ---- 40 i'.r t.gtr.- e U.-.-a. -.ftZE p.r .b
f"tl I.I--t '.i.-.I.s, live. srI' #u pr rsi-. %
IL .-'ti I" i'i i''t'- a'. .'-a- :. F. i.z..
az. b.. l.-. p.T gtEr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

THE SALE OF LAGER on SUNDAYS-The
act ITO provide for a correct intarpreta ton
oi The laws relating 10 lntoNicattn" liquors
WAS killed III the New York legislature Tues
day on It's final passage. II provides for the
exclusion of lager beer from the inter- J-eta-
ton OF al statutes relating 10 liquor selling.
and would result IL permitting the sale oi
lager beer on Sunday. The vote was > 20 81,
and the bill was lost through failure "a re-
ccive the requisite number of yotnS a ma
five, - -->'s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

CONSERVATIVE VIOLATION OF THE 10y
lSIANA CONPROMIsE.-Mr Frye, a m ember
of the Congressional inves eating commit
tee. in response To a telegram from Marshal
Packard, gives IL as his opinion that the I'M
seating OF the four republican members of
the house is "A violation of the terms of the
compromise"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

NV ORA AIstl o. ilF- rn"-rT .f.w .a
steamer SfDHt" gtDn. ei fhs Boston I.... nllrI
with waf,r astd sank "a tie foot ~ tfh Sfrn.',
Fast River. WicTr S!r has b,cp rnppr'd III
about two weeks undergoing rPE.llr-. There
were about forts laHn employed ga her af
the time. hut an eucceP.iCt iu making their
'scafe- JufEcTS had ctgf hrr down o. within
about lhrCC fgCt ~ water line. anal she was
stuck hN heavy swell. and filling with
water sank lu five m Duts~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

y CFSSPOOI BOEANZA-A New York dis
raIch states that three men who were en-
ga ed IN cleaning out a ccSspOol a Factory
vile, Staten Island, came up betwec; tyeniv
and thirty thousand dollars in gold coin IL
seems the premises were formerly Owned nv
a city tank cashier. who proved "a dcfaulte,.
10 IL Z amount Of -1tr itJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22
The American ae,I,aii,,s Abroad.

IoNEpN. AE.I "A nearing was - have
been had to-si.tN in the ease OF a nIll Iied bv
scat owner .H Her Nai-sty'S opera house
Ia 70 strain Nts~r>. Moody AMI SfnE-v from
using THAT b1li.st' L for ihpirrsNiNtl sefVlrrs.
Ia. was postponed until tie slth Instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22
Nr.el of "A ~,ra,nSnt.

SAN fKANC.-,o. April 20. IL, 50 4 n .r
ventura. her e. G" T'Tt~ on the cNas. at ~pu;i
tFn tallior' la. was wrsrx,t last ulglf n
Point sur. twenty five m.'sS below 4 ,l-o-
t'N. The vessel = Du the rocks s..l yytir b a
tDiAl loss. Tn pass 'rCCrs were a'f sawed
The cargo viii o. saved ~ THE a-,trtss. l.i,le
g'"d. ih' gfi-r- - Ia Wool "a screw >;.am er
- aisoUt 800 TONS
Nothing definite las been Halr1 f-,ua frr
burning steamer seen ol Santa Barbara a
Schooner has gone .l h.r Fp'ief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

A MAN WHO NEVER KNEW HIS WIFE'5
AME.-Andrew Mes wecny. residing at No.
Is railroad avenue, Jersey City, on Monday
MADE n complaint against his wife for as
sault and battery, but when Justice Corrigan
came 10 MI up the warrant McSwceny could
rot give his wifeS name. and stated that he
never had known it.-.N Y H-OLld. olN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

TIE SUREST INDICATION Of the revival Of
trade is the extent OF advertising. The ageu-
C.eS are crowded with work. The sum spent
in advertising i perfectly enormous. We
have one house here that controls a dozen or
more Of popular medicines. Last wear the
house spent S9J0,ndD to make their wares
known. As a profit the nrm divided
5000 COO. EuLlcilL.s.. w l-orE L-L-..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

tINCINNhTt. A.ul -2-Ja~ar Hgra'I'>
cotton mills ai LsEr-Nlll", were DAMAGED eg
fire Last cNe1'g- o. tifa extent offs r..9n. Iu-
Sru'd. lr,lr.lH- 500 ia tfs TEd-. .lIl. of
EhIi..tpiuHil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

SILVER RESTMPTIOS.-i-.On tbo hast
NasLli { ION authority the New York RulIc.
''n learns that IL is the purpose of tie govern =
mont not 10 put In circulation any of the
lion act. uptiI the price of gold has fallen Ia
a'Cnt llo. a with gold ranging above that
quotation the coin: would naturally -
bought up for export. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22
The Uuderurit.r.. Convention.

NEW YORK, April 22.-The ninth annual
convention of the national board OF fire I'M
derwriters commenced to-day, Henry 4
Oakley presiding. Fifty companies were
represented. The treaSurer's report was
read. IL shows receipts from all sources IN
be sIoo.co4; expenditures, Slo2, l9i-ieaving q
dent Oakley then delivered his annual a l.
dress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

BISMARCK has sent a note 10 I,uxem-
burg of the same tenor as the one addressed
TO Belgium. A good many of the Ultramon-
tame ecclesiastics are sojourning there and
10 doubt are INDUCING i'm the same sort of
talk about Germany that has got Belgium
nj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

shin ~, JrEj OK BY LIGHTNING.-Thn
for y --"rslown. loading at New Orleans
= --svlT, with J,.uS bales OF cotton on board,
-raS struck by lightning during thunder
storm Yesterday morning, and the cotton set
ON fire. The vessels hold was filled with
water 10y the fire department. and the fire
water. is being unshipped. 1t is insured in
HaVrp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

ATTEMPT TO Blow UP CATHOLIC
CHURCH TowER-FiVe cans OF gunpowder
placed In basket were left in the vestibule
of 81. Francis Navier's Roman Catholic
church, Cincinnati, on Saturday night, aud
the material outside fired. The sexton dis
coyeTed II and pitched the contents In the
street. when four of the cans exploded. IL ia
thought TIE design was 10 destroy the ma
chlnery OF the contractor who is completing
The tower
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

IN THE LIBEL CASE of ex-CongreSsman
Tigamist) Bowen against the Charleston
Is. c. News and Courier in that city yester-
day the day was occupe1 with evidence TO
implicatc Bowen in a murder committed
1ieNen Years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

~ a $500 VERDICT AGAINST THE CHICAGO
IlMES.-ln the case at Chicago OF Alice 4
larry, OF Rockford, Illinois. against Wilbur
+, storey, editor of The Chicago Times, tor
H''I IN the publication % n statement, nearly
. wear ago, In which Miss Early's character
was aSSa'led, the Jury has rendered q verdict
T6iraciinn OF The charges was puaIi,hs.i her.
tOiOre IN tlle Time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

DEATH FROM COAL GAS.-At Port Jervis
Charles Smith. boat boy. aged Is years
died yesterday from the effect of coal gas
lie was lighting fire. when the gas burs,
out of the stove liz his face. lie inhaled sc
much Of the gas as to be overcome by il, and
survived but two days. His parents and
residence are unknown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

SOME VERY HORRIBLE STORY may almost
at any time he heard from Mexico. The
latest tells of ten savages of IxtacalcO bury
ing three men alive, leaving their hea Is
above ground and then hacking them u
death with knives and hatchets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

THE MEXICAN RAIDS.-The United States
military authorities have informed the Gov
ernOr of Texas that they will CO. opera te wi Tn
him i'm putting an end To the raids and out
RACES i'm Texas, and have given orders ac-
cordinsly. Civil officers will accompany the
troons to make arrests where necesSirv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

SHOT HIS FATRER.-In an affray at the
village of ST. Paul, Indiana. Saturday, David
Maudlove shot his father James Maudlove,
three times, the wounds resulting fatally.
David was arrested, but there are fears that
he will be lyncbed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

SOUTH CAROLINA EN8EZZLrE.-Mi.e
g. Parker, formerly state treasurer OF South
Carolina. was arrested yesterday at CJium-
bia Oh achargc OF embczLling -. 900 OF the
states mOlsey. He could find no one to 60
his bail, arr was accordingly committed TO
await the action of the Grand Jury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

Ex-PREsIDENT THEIRS will be elected to
the French senate by many departments
and may possibly be chosen TO preside oy or
that body, in which event he is likely TO hold
that posi- tiOn for life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

DURING the summer the President will
receive by card between The hours of eleven
and two, except on Tuesdays and Fridays.
which being Cabinet days, no one will be
received except government officials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

Mrs. HENRY WARD BEECHER is the owner
of some 10 acres OF valuable land near the
residence of Mrs. Stowe. We merely note
the TACT TO remind her that the tract is add
vertised 10 be sold for taxes lOTtLt C0TTe-
SgOn1PfJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22
RAILROAD C0NFFRrECF-r6C

RAILROAD CONFERENCE.-THE directors
OF the Northern Central and the Baltimore.
ara Potomac railroad companies held meet
lngS In Baltimore Yesterday. The two bOiies
constituted joint conference. the matters
discussed being generally what both comma
ne were Interested in. The contract with
The western Maryland railroad for the US
OF The baltimore ana Potomac tunnel. aud
lLht WIN tie Canton company for the use
OF The Union tunnel were ratified
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

THE STATEMENTS ABOUT SECRETARY
DEL P0SHire Denial BY NE Pfesiiea'.-
With reference 10 the reported resignation of
Secretary Delano, President Grant stated
this morning that. IN December last, Mr..
DclaEO notified him that he would very
shortly be compelled 10 retire from the Cabi-
net, i'll order TO give his undivided personal
attention 10 his private business, and desirei
at the time to know If the President would
rather have his resignation before or after
the adjournment OF Congress. The Presi-
dent informed him that he would rather not
have it at all. Since that conversation the
subject OF Mr.. DclanOs resignation had not
teen mentioned between them until a few
days ago, while in the ears between New
York and EOston, q copy of a New York
laVtr containing a Washington special stat
I.s hat Mr.. DelanO had been requested to
T,>iED was landed the President. IRE state
mCIts contained in the special dispatch were
rToT ounced false and NAL cious. The Presi-
dent Says lac has the fullest confidence in
Mr.. EclarO'S honesty and integrity. and is
at - loss Ia acCOuut for The VeIy malicious
publications made against him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

THE WILL OF Mr.. Seth TiSdale, a resident
OF Ellsworth. Me, who died a few days ago.
provides that the interest of SJ0,O00 shall be
annually devoted 10 assisting needy young
persons, of both sexes. in obtaining an educa-
lion such a. they NAV seek"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

THE PREsBYTERY OF New Castle, Del. has
rejected the overture from the general as
sembly concerning rotary eldership in the
Presby terrain church by vote Of ~ TO ii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

ES-The publication of the Boston Evening
Transcript Will be continued in trust by The
executors and trustees designated in the
wills Of the prOprietors.