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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-20
You Have no Excuse.

Have You any excuse for suffering with Dyspep
STA or Liver Complaint Is there any reason why
you should go on from day to day complaining
with Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, IIabitual Cos
tiveness, palptation of the Heart, Heart burn,
Watcrbrash, Gnawing and burning pains at the
pit of the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue
and disagreeable taste in the mouth, Coming up
of food after eating Low spirits, &c. No 1t is
positively your own fault if you do. Go to your
druggist and get bottle Of Green's August Flow
er for IS cents, your cure is certain, but if you
poubt this, get Sample Bottle for 10 cents and
try it. Two doses will relieve you.
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As an external application for healing wounds
and sores no article is so universally popular as
Tar-nonc so reliable. A sore inside is su5st an
TALLY the same and requires the same treatm emit
cleansing and neutrality-suspicious. it will heal. Tar
acts directly on the mucous membranes, and is
therefore adapted to chronic of Catarrh, Con-
sumption, Bronchitis and Kidney complaints. You
will find the "Forest Tar Book" at the druggists.
twill give you the history of Tar, and the pure
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A FRIEND IN NEED.-Dr. Wstar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry is a friend in deed. Who has not
found it such in curing diseases of the lungs and
throat, coughs, colds, and pulmonary affections
The sick are assured that the high standard of
cellence on which its popularity is based, will al
ways be maintained by the propretors. so cts.
and 81 bottle, large bottle much the cheaper.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-20

One of the most gratifying compliments
to American skill was paid recently in an
English trade journal in the course Of an
article reviewing the hardware trade OF
ENGLAND. The writer adverted to the TACT
that many articles OF American manutac-
ture in the hardware line found ready
sale in Great Britain, although the price
demanded for them was much higher than
for native productions. He accounts for
this singular fact by explaining that the
acme of shamming had been reached by
the English ironmongers, who sacrificed
everything but appearance to cheapness,
The finish of English hard
ware excels that of any other nation, but
the honesty of purpose that once possessed
those who make this character Of goods
has entirely departed, and instead Of an
English brand being the synonym of Il
thoroughly good article. il has come to be
regarded as the reverse. On the other
hand, American manufacturers have
striven to produce articles that would de-
serve the name of first-class, and they
have succeeded so well that several Amcri-
can brands inspire more confidence in
Sheffield to day, than do those of the lead
ing firms of that city.
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The war cloud has blown over as speed
ilv rs it rose The signs are more signlli-
cant of peace and harmony between Spain
and the United States than for some time.
Irritating questions between the two coun-
tries are in fair way for settlement.
Spain is in u better mood to do justice to
the citizens Of this country, when she inds
by the moderation ofour government that
it has no design upon Cuba. and only
seeks to protect the just RIGHTS of our peo-
PIE and commerce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-20

Master your cough at once with Hale's Honey
of Horehound and Tar. Every affection of the
lungs chest or throat tending to consumption, is
not only relieved but absolutely oblerated by
this wonderful vegetable pulmonc. Sold by all
druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
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Cure OF Deafn ess.
SOUTH NORRIDGEwOCK.

SOUTH NORRIDGEwOCK.
Somerset Co., Me-, December Is, 1851.
DIR LIGHTHILL-Dear Sir: Permit me to ex.
press my gratitude to you for the wonderful cure of
deafness which you have performed upon my faith.
err who is almost 70 years Of age, and has been hard
of hearing for nearly 20 years, and for the last six
years has been so deaf as to render any CONVERSE
ton with him almost impossible. But now after
your invaluable services have been rendered to him
with such happy results, he can hear with nearly
the alertness of child. Wishing you the happi-
ness an,l success you richly merit. sign myself,
Yours. II. A. DAVIS.
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From VIM. Il. Smith, Esq, Treasurer
Augusta Savings Bank.

DIR. LIGHrHILL-Dear Sir: Some few years since
my son, Geo. r. Smith, was placed under your care
for treatment for growing deafness which threat
ened the gradual and entire loss Of hearing When
ever he was attacked with slight cold his hearing
would become imperfect, and at times quite aaI m.
ing Renewed attacks continued to increase the diff
Hculty and always left him in q worse condition.
take great pleasure in saying that your treatment
entirely relieved him he has since had return of
the difficulty, and think him entirely restored l
am happy to give this unsolicited testimony 10 your
skill and success far my son is concerned, who
have no doubt but for your treatment would have
been entirely deprived of his hearing.
Respectfully yours,
WM. r. SMITH.
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The Boston Traveller sees gratifying IN
dications of the steady advance towards
greater business activity. 1t learns from
leading merchants that trade is entering
upon prosperous and healthy era. Or
ders from the West are rapidly multiplying.
Payments are promptly made and the
whole outlook is most hopeful. One gen
tleman reports that of more than four
thousand customers in various parts of the
country not one has failed or asked for an
extension since July.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-20

Cure of Diseased Eyes-Statement OF Col.
Alden, Augusta, Me.
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
DIR. C. b. Lighthlll few years since treated one
Of MY sons for sore eyes, and it gives me pleasure
to recommend him to all needing his services, as
nv son was very much benefited by him.
ID. ALDEN.
Augusta, October 36th, 1879
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Gov. Jacobs, of West Virginia, in his
message to the Legislature, gives rather q
gloomy account of the business prospects
of that State. The depression continues
with no indication of an early removal.
The finances are not in q hopeful condi-
ton. The receipts are much less than
they were last year, and are about thirty
thousand dollars behind disbursements.
West Virginia is about as thoroughly DEM
ocratic as it can be. and yet its finances
are not in pleasing condition. What Is
the matter? Is it reform ??
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TEditorial from kennebec Daily Journal, Nov 9Th
lS15
Permanent and Radical Cure OF Deaf.
ness.
The following testimonial as to the skill and ahil'
ity of DR.. c. b. Lighthill has been voluntarily and
without solicitation handed that gentleman. 1t is
the expression of enc who is ready to admit that
had it not been for DIR. Lghthill his son would have
continued entirely deaf. Let those who are in ike
manner anlisted read and ponder. DIR. Lighthill Is
now stopping at the Mansion House. where he may
be consulted:
AUGUSTA, November 4th, 1875.
DIR. c. Il. LIGHTHILL:
About eight years ago called upon you at the
Mansion House, Augusta, fer advice and treatment
for a son of mine, then IL years of age. He had
been partially deaf and growing steadily more SO,
for years previous, in fact since infancy; had very
offensive and profuse discharges of matter from the
ears. You have entirely cured him, 80 that for
years he has had no trouble whatsoever either
from deafness nor running at the ears, consider
the money paid you the best investment have ever
made.
ELISHA COOLIDGE, jaw, Maine.
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Daily KennebeC Journal
,,.-,,>,. ytlt> StSSInN lL THE
Flfty.Fifth Legislature OF Maine
Beginning January 5, 1875

II is unnecessary to say that every ,at",ti' 'i''
chant, lawyer and business man III me Seq ~,
Maine will be Interested in the acts OF me u y
ErS.h egislatura and should be well IniofHeu III
relation 10 the doings OF that body while IN
The Daily Kenuebec Journal VIII give iuii Iepo,
of each days proceedings during '"e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-20
Letter from Hon. Ira Fish.

PATTEN, ME
For several years have been afflicted with the
Catarrh. have tried many prescriptions for 1t
without receiving any benefit therefrom. i have
taken your medicine about two months and it has
cured me. would recommend those who are AZ
nicted with this disorder to apply to you. am con-
ndent IL they will strictly follow your directions.
that cure will be Effected however inveterate the
case may be
IRA FISH.
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$500 REWARD.

By authority Of the City Council Oct. 30th, the
sum of Five Hundred Dollars, is hereby offered for
information that will lead to the detection and con-
victon of the person or persons who corrupty and
unlawfully entced or forcibly abducted MISS Ell
LA L. CLAPP, from her home in this city during the
evening of October llth, 1875.
ID, A. CONY, Mayor
Aupusta Nov l. 1873 nov2-ttf
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Home Testimony !
Highly Important Letter from
Frank u. WhitehOuse. Esq, Augusta. M c.

Dr. LIGHTHILL: DEAR SIR-Some years since
took a severe cold, which produced partial deaf
ness. Various remedies were applied without
effectng any beneficial results, but the dihcnlty
gradually increased until after the lapse OF about
three years, l had become so hard Of hearing that
| was unable to distinguish any but very loud
sounds. | was then placed under your treatment
and very soon experienced relief. Since then
have had no return of the difficulty and feel that
am indebted to you for the restoration OF my hear
ing. Respectfully yours,
FRANK .. WHITEHOUSE.
Augusta, Nov. 9Th, 1873.
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$500 REWARD.

The above reward will be paid for information
that will cause the discovery and conviction OF any
person who has or shall hereafter mischievously
break or mutilate any public street lamp IN TINS Guy
FL. HARRINGTON, City Mar
Augusta, Nov. !, 1873. noVz-Iu
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AUG u II A,
sarttRDAY MORNING. Nov. 30. 1878
, 1875-06-11
!, BLACK IsEAyI:1cS;DOG,
Disappearance III tile Qnicksnt,tls..
An Iatlsseht tSttf,crtnfcnl1cMlN NEnnieti.

nl]arpcnrnnco III tile Quicksnr,t1s--
An faOneht superintendent Wanted.
At the Council In OkinuIgoc, Indian Territory,
last weok, Superintendent Enoch .liohg pre=d-
Beaver IL one Of tho brayest aud he's. hnrv,'osa
Of tho Delaware Natiou, and IL well known to
many officers and painar1cr m honest and
trio man, Rlways loyal to the Government, hnl
were requested to tell Ut their troubles, Eack
Beaver sa,d:
S1 GREAT FATHER: hsys a grievance 10 com.
plain o. ahI caske to make sHeinst the sHicrih-
army olneeE, rte.sttd liz Win very ano sel;*t tIo
1he Dog ! learned 70 lovc. and pr'5ei A:in rery
y tie rel man tht faithful f.: that never flestr.
= NJ: fJienl beaver, IN. eons ID isays thee,
shall be g7tie tnany n.o1bs. hope hce Viii rro.per
IL It'd sss ,eta;n Y y.ss ns I hs , y VI u
tnIa REPLIED: Friend: iln,,e thou viii haro
pleasant. journey, wlsh thte we'll: and hops that
Nov, my 9eol f1thes, while was wishing Tie t,u-
p+rlntcndrns wei, aud ha wishing we'll, md
.u. beiore was aus ..lki;p. he lad nl eo1realei
J.! the rear end Of hs wagon under rtecn Of cnuYar.
t II: .. I, h. s9 n x.t h. ,o: oS
ssy as s ;S ;' dos # M NIT Is 5s'sss srsa s ~
write 10 htn at onc" Tho agent csme to me short
time aftnEward, III great sorrow, and anil to
1ns, "Fr:ead beaver, have sorrowfut uena to
tel ther. know pot how ,o bre.k tia
| self for Tue wuss." / replied: 'Aacsa.. haso
lived long among Wilt rorgA sceuca / u.t'i 70
trouble, and can bear nnch n!licton. S1rak, snl ID
knuw what tho aal news is.' Then .he .gent r.ld
It Ia rad news lnrelai1u TO thy dog, beaver. The
Superintendent lciernned to feturi Thy dog wien
wrnte to hito taat thy heart eorry nuA hs HaIsed
to bring The dog back to me; but lie tho road
he looked back. and saw the iog sink nn the 1.ik-
aatds and he sank down aud down. and finally 1lsa!-
ain aud through the forest and had nuver
qntcksand. told the agent that too Thin.
And nnw, My grest father, waut 3uu to carry this
grievance bf Uiack 1e1scr 10 my Great fathar III Nh-
nsn,, anil ask him tu appoint Hupesntenaent wao
Mont ttoal logs,
, 1875-06-11
CRIMINAL MATTERS.
Mysterious Disappearance Of a
German WOr,,nll iii Will
County.
Deadly Combat Botwoon Family Of
Brothers in Missouri.
Antccclcnts Of tho pariics TO Tho Remark
nble 1)uc1 III Cuba.

mI9 fhlOOo lI9HffEHHANNEs
TowS OF NosfEl., WILL Co., ILL.,, Juno 9.-Tho
Quiol OF this unusually peaceful no,g1borslood
has heon broken in Upon. According 10 tho
statement Of her 1lusband, n German woman
named 1acoba loft hor homo on tito evening Of
May 25, after attempting to poison lin. They
had not boon on good er.ns for aome time, aud
tho suspciona Of tho neighbors wero aroused,
owing to tho peculiar way iii which her husband
etatod al,o Lad loft. Yesterday Il waa dctsr-
mined thnt NIL investigation should 10 made.
Tho nan WA nrrcstod, and mado the following
statement: lIts wife, who occupied another
portion Of tho houso, came TO his bedside on tho
eyoning Of Wednesday, May rs, and offered him
somoshing was wrong and. after tasting tho
mixture, accused her Of attempting 10 poison him.
hho then left, and lso eayx ho has not heard from
her since. A search Of tho louso wasmado. and
llor trunks examined. All hor clothes seosn to
hayo beon left, and, what Is more strange,
ynlnabta gold watch and otlor articles Of tsWclry
had not been tnkon with her. lilo neghbors
s:ate that Hc was always In tho habit Of wear
Ing her wntcl Whenever tho left hume. mart
OF her dress was tben found, with mark aa II 4
hMfo Ind been used in cutting it uear tic neck ;
and also narxa of blood. 4 search wAs tilon
tnado tn tho woods which surround tho hot,so,
but nothing further was fo,.nd. Tho evidence
waH deemed sufficient to hold tho man till fur
thor information could 10 olicitcd, aud ho Is
confined III Joliet. Tho woman was about 10
yoasu Of agc, rather preposcssipg in appearance,
at molfutn height, md weighed about 100
pounds. Sho Inns been iu the country about two
Years, md hns worry limited knowledge Of
EuElisl.
, 1875-06-11

employed on board Eng!lsh ,esaele, to tho div.
gust Of tho british born soRnaan, That this ia
III rrincltle, fur many reaaQns an OWL. and one
which. ii increasing, no ono, thinks Consul
1,eroal. can deny; on tho other hand. his c1pe-
rienco il that tteae foreign soameu are. on Tho
rhn'c, snore Trustworthy and moro sractab'o.
a'ri tia. long an large portion of our natya
tts,losa aro such in iittla morn than name, anil
ti,rlbordina.o aud abusive In behavior. Captains
Eli prefor to engage tlolr foreign competitors.
cats tlat It ia 1uite time tic nInole question--for
sailors, on their aide. havo things to complain Of
WIS thoroughly. investigated, and means
fo1'nd for raia!,is TIN character md position of
orr seancn. Ihe corporation, in soma doproc,
would. III Con.nl 1sernAls OPINION much incili-
tato matters aud bo III Tho it..ctee. Of both coun-
ttlcd.
, 1875-06-11

LpTTfSpoHuktttf p Iht Chk0Qo tribune.
Mc0nsuot, H., June 8.-Tle divorce casa Of
varuua Il. rrobert W. Russell ", Itober! cumo4
mp far TRIAL in thia cty to-day before tho llou. =.
r., W0olwa1l ~ rofare0, Tho case, from isa
t.rst ilicoptio,l haa excited tho interest OF tho
yWople generally IN this section, owing to
the position that tho contosttng par
tsa Dsfs1py yho III ero sosssy o aud M eIs IRE
p!ainti1f sues for divorce. Tie plMnsiH. iu kcE
potit.on, sllegos that defendant ~ guilty OF ill.,
ysa.-siri formerly s,arloyei by d. H. Fiandsrs, a
Of tia Evans uunso, AcuIosor, IL proyo this
lass allegation, .plaiatitf clalma TO have in her
I,osseSsion lettGr written to tho scryant-gi1! III
question by defendant, confosaIng his hsyins
improper Intercourse with hor. Tho uofcuda,1t.
III his anawct to plaintiffs petition, dsa!es every
allegation. aud svta up as nu,s u,Attor that pla1n-
TIL Las boon guilty Of sdultesy Il dltfosout s,ucs
with cettau Individual uatuod iu tho auswer.
Over QUO hundred witnesses have boon SUM-
nlonod and tho contest will 10 b,ttcs and louS,
" tbs custody OF several chllllscn xIl consiloI-
able property AHalI tle aaauo..
, 1875-06-11

Ednfas City Times, Jnnei
Capt E. Il. stlIlett, Soth MAbrY. J. F. Elliton,
and j. +. Dewars. four ,rcll-known cattio men,
nre in the city These gentlemen arc tho Joint
owners of a herd OF cattle numbering 56,o0o
head now on their way from Te1ns. 1t il tho
largest herd that ever croABcd tho Iscd ]tivcr,
owned and controlled by ono partg. Orer 20l.
men were in charge OF tho herd when It left tho
Sau Antonio River two weeks ago. md 70U horrca
aro sequised for the lersless. Nearly half Of tho
cnttle arc now ut Great Bend, kan.. and the rest
Milett. in conversation with Times reporter
last evenlnE ut tho Pacific stated that tho drf7o
this year will not exceed 100 010 head, and that
most Of these are to 80 to Grent Bond. About
1900 will 70 to Wichita. but the big drive is
farther west. Through ca!:Io RIO looking we'll,
aud owucEa anticipate good pricca.
, 1875-06-11
Utilizing lsnd LnngstnEe.

EtfTpI FTte fTtfJ.
Yesterday Afternoon tnAn who had been
beaten in lawsuit Etood ut the 'coruer Of Gri4-
void street. and Justice alley and cllIsed high
and low. He was spo,tinS away in vehement
tones when lawyer asked:
"aro you swearing at anybody in parsieu-
lar"
''So. blast you, mol" ripped the man.
"Nell, its too had to have all that wasted. I
wish you would use few Of tho biEyast and hest
oashs on Hannibal tlamlin, tho man who rased
the rates Gil POSTAGE"
The man gave it to Hnmlin right and left
for eleven snlnntes, ana shon the police inter-
fered.
, 1875-06-11
Ducnuenco ot fsrlttsst Seunsnlashtps

The british Basler of ttts u!h typo ls rapidly
beeo,liug al eas!uct tclng. From ail quarters
of tho glnbn co1,us tho sasuo story Of tho change
tor tho worst to be cbseryed " Ills conduct aud
Labttb, Co.,tul l3esaal, in hss commercial 70
lprt on llaSre just issus, reEsots tl.xt lo ral,-
int report more fAvorably than In former years
Of many Of the sesnsn who come nudor hlH
ilpslcs. WA.lu Captains, On tue onu haul uni
yersaly complain VI their goucsai.. de.e1io1a-
det,cy On tho part Of tho uun to ipsuburii,la.iou
and tho }referrine Ut frivolous complaints. In
tho meantime large numbers oe Foreigners a1s
, 1875-06-11

Sptehl n,sDa&ch q tn Chiea0a TrtaIns.
lxD'ASA.oLla juno 1o.-Tho only poHlt Of lu-
tsrcst drawn cut In tho Mc1nslso investigation
today waa In the Testimony OF A'lcs Kotinson,
daughter Of tic Roy. II. d. Robinson, OF
Fort Wxuo. sho was very iuqinato
with 1ltAl lawkncr, aud ORC day last
fh!l carried noto to Bit. VAiontifae xlith cou-
tained thcso Worlss "You must como to y<a mo.
Il ~ necessary that NO toll nbout ourselyes. Mtss
TAYLOR sak.s caro- Of mo At dirner. Don't soms
Until O'clock"
, 1875-06-11

f.a.i,,. fn,n' nao n@s 'oEs ''n'l'eo Aao"leoso o1
''os'''n'
Esr.a. ni,n T,to, T,n@, ,y,nsa
a 7,;,uc. ro,,nrto5 ,.i,cd sI Hart ~ fax ,,rs
a,.a ,'s, .s,';,. ."~" s1..',a,.,. +.,;s,,s =.
S.nce, anu WHO .nose 'n.oss,o"ea M L.sna ~
Thomns aud Hood, tho iotlaor fatally aud tic
1attor soriour.v
rno III ,,a,s r,oxor, ,,,a ,oru nm, AL
,,,n.ns '' M te"a a.s .'u n,n, suao o1u oo
1food, anl James. They woro alt married, aud
lived near cac., other. tnroo Of tho,n or, tbo
home farm. trl,o,n,a lad .to,,t c,ilJron uooa
% md rrs,,n ano ] aan,, , .rLar rn-a o1 .,a.,
@ '''p'" 10 ~ o.'' .ss. a,.n,.., Lucy % "oso IL" aoe
Dess or the thfletiah Church, except
Janos, tho youngest. The three elder broshors
wcro moral tomporato, poacoablo, Jay.abilitr
,,,r trar ,,.,.o w., naa, T., t,n ,,,h. -. ,,,,.H
rolling with thor nalglbost. and woro considered
good citizens. hut foud Lad nrisen nmont;
them In regard to tho division Of tho property.
and some other buoiuess matters, Hood mud
i'''ana "elo tho host suecesstul ousiness nlon'
aud had accumulated Hotno property whilo
tho world, In Tho coureo Of timo it can,o
about TINT tho tlyeo brothers TLoulae Hood
mid Jasnos, all became hostile to Elsia. and
combined against him. And this gro" out Of tho
nelnaps that no ma pGo ,Ia more eaeses9ll
naf1 Thoss for hts ntorcst 0 m H. ~ ,'n%oa+nn'
without toiipc docd for IT, and nItor tho narti-
tion eHIo no was compelled 10 pay him ngain be-
fofo lo would rolinqu!sh hts title. From the
a,oss IeAano information taat eonld no
nt In isn,1a ~ b bis roti,asa 3 3,avi9ns 70
tic fatal affray. II ID anfi that after lin anio
had boon mado Hood had gouo with negro md
attc ,ptod to take wood ~ force from tho pronl-.
irea Possession OF Elisha; a fow months
nrtv nn5 Eaho hornt IN arrna -, ~ IN fatp
, 1875-06-11

It will doubtless b \ source Of Intense sa,is-
faction tn the esod,tors to know that. III, to tho
present t'ns. they hays tecelEed a'uost " uucll
~ lIus bcen 1.sbursul in a1pollses. AZ ~ the
prospects for tho future, thcy aru not very hrli-
iaus. Tlcto aro judgments outstanding enough
to pay ~ PER cent dividend, Or eyon moro. but
the collection iH slow matter whom tho 1lIoI1ds
IL tlne f!om sotua 500 pxstlea ln snat slllua
{Eu3a cach
, 1875-06-11

BAN Francisco. Juno 10.-1L. 8. Rich, a late
confidential railroad omp1ose At Columbus, o.,
who absconlcd April 20, q defauIter for $1,000,
wnH arrested llcre to-day on a reputation from
tho Governor Of Ohio. uo goes Last .o-1norrow
in stofY
, 1875-06-11

THE MEMPHIS EXPRESS ROBBERS.
MEMPHIS, Juno 1o.-The examination Of nit.
nceses In tho caeo OF tho express robbers COM
mcnccd today. Messenger brady identified tho
whole rassy as tho pcrsoua who beat aud robbed
lin.
, 1875-06-11

3mVOVCEHSs
NEw YonK, Jnne 10.-1n addition to tho fn-
dIctmenta against II. 3, Claaln l. TO-, Tie United
States Grand Jury lavo presented further fndict-
monts againat Charles ". Folid, Aaron Field,
John ]. Morris. and William j. Fe1,ncr for re-
coiYtng Atd concoang upwarda Of eGlp,t00
, 1875-06-11

III, buffalo Etprtss sta.ea that tho Veteran retcr
nsr continues 10 hold active intcreBt In tho sub
~, of stc, propulsion tho canals. l1o has eIent
anita for.uuc III experimenting, and Yet ID ready to
ts.. .ny nnd feasible dosieo ILL., eanalsea'oF,
.t.r COOPER was III 1ort yesterday. She cans up iho
.,n.l viii. good sound wheel, but on arrival hero
-. f.aptan foun.l now one, with Instructions from
a. Ccorcr to etlango and huve ilIn whte put In
I.re ii The MD onr. Dori.1cfa hn Thought ho saw
IT, cm,ier tnws tho bont Edith. They cleared ye.-
;trd,y root, for New, York. With rsrgoca
Of cosn. ut Gig per i9,. Mc better than f. fyr
np Iu, William lctrto CO. loadca thc1n." Tho
ttL,pnculs Of Iron GRO for the season up to juno
st, thc Lahc Superior d.tset ar nre - follow: Mr.
II All mus to.a s',G;s tots...: Thu krg 1soses
nffItcI Mil, an unknown yegrcl on Lake Erie BAL
ur!aY night Oh fairio1t and Was consderab'y DAM
trsh.