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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-20

A MSIN GENERAL.

The Prince of Wales has arrived in Baroda,
India, where he was magnificcntly received by
the new Gackwar.
Cabinet councils have been held almost daily
during the week, in London.
The population Of Massachusetts finally cor
rected at the census bureau, is COL ,9O2.
1t is stated that Gen. Butler was taken scl,
when on his way to St. Louis to defend Avery in
the whiskey cases.
Edward McCraw, foreman Of gang in the lit
tie tunnel at North Adams, Mass, was crushed to
death last while Stacking cars.
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Suumnrv Of religious Intelligence.

Summary Oh lSthStOus
The Central Hancock Sunday School Associa
ton held an interesting service III Ellsworth hst
week.
The Baptists of Calais, are to introduce consre-
gational singing in their house of worship
A good degree of religious interest has reyalled
for several weeks at the Sixth street chapel. Au-
burn. Several conversions have occurred, anu
new ones continue to be added to the II NUMBER.
The Bates St. Baptist Society in Lewiston, Is
of S32 900 on their church edifce. Already Slo,-
600 have been secured $4,000 from subscriptions
and 81 600 from lands Sold and s., 900 additional
has been subscribed, leaving the debt still about
81 900.
Rev. H. NJ. Houghton, Universalist, who left
Bath a few months since for Grand Haven Mich,
has accepted a call to the pastoral charge OF the
parish in Hyannis, Mass
Notwithstanding the fact that the Congrega-
tional Society in Pennington, is without settled
pastor, the interest in the Bible service, Sunday
forenoons, continues undated, attendance upon
the same averaging about 49,
The Baptist church. Rockport, have extended
call to Rev. {. G.. Harwood, OF Passport, anu II
is expected he will accept the call.
Rev. VIM. Ioyeiey, of Lttleton, Mass, has
hecn engaged as pastor of the Union Society
in Calais, and will commence to preach next
month
The Rev. Thomas Marsden, formerly of VIM,
and more recently of Dresden, IS now connected
with the Episcopal churches OF Exeter and DeX-
ter, residing at Dexter.
The Uniyersalists of Canton are now repairing
their church and getting ready to have meetings.
The revival work at South China is still pro
crossing under Rev. G. W. Colby: Several have
| accepted salvation by faith in their Redecmer.
There is considerable religious interest in North
Haven.
At meeting of the St. Johns (Episcopal) Par
ish in Bangor, held last Monday evening, It was
voted that call be extended to Rev. G. I. Pack
ard, of Brooklyn, N Y; and the salary was fixed
at 81 800.
There is an interesting revival in progress in
Whi,efeld. Two were baptized last Sabbath, and
quite number are INDUCING hope in Christ.
Rev. w. B. Eldridge received four persons into
the Methodist church at Guilford, on Sunday
| last.
| Rev. Robert Wyllie is Immediately to take
charge Of Trinity Episcopal church in Lewiston
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thority, that the Spanish minister was officially
advised, yesterday, from Madrid, that his govern
ment has conceded-that in future American citi-
zens ON trial before court martial in Cuba, shall
have the privilege of selecting counsel for their
defence. This fact is further confirmed by infor-
nation received at the department Of State, on
the same subject.
Alabama Claims.
Ia the Court Of Commissioners of Alabama
Claims, to-day, the following judgments were rem
dered:
Case 500, c. II. Grant of Philadelphia. Pa, 81
300,
Case 20, n s. ktttle, San Francisco, Sls,G9o,-
%.
Case ll07, Paul James Reicv, of Oakland, Cal,
s1S9 81
Case 1903 Bernhard Simon OF California. 3d.
0j2.
Case 1905, Henry b. wskee, San Francisco,
s3OG,9j.
Case j4l. Francis c. Smith $1,000.
Case o21, {. NJ. Vincent administrator, 81
226 -.
Case 49,, Jas. A. Smith, 1882 10.
Case 1872, Benz. Ripley, $500.
Case 1907, VIM. &. y. Swift. 81 ,9i@ y. ften
Perry, SO, l6l "a. Jacob y. Ilowand, ,sl,9.l Us.
Elizabeth Swift, Administrative, S2,0GG g..
Case 1899, Francis G. Smith, and to tie owners
as the catch OF the William Thompson, Sl4, 3l3.-
10.
Case j26, Benz. Craven, $4,33S 90.
Internal Revenue Matters.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue in a
letter to Col Young, collector of the 4th District
of North Carolina, informs him that the depart
ment does not approve OF nepotism and that Ger
tain dismissals must be made.
The United States Census.
Gen. Walker, superintendent Of the 9th census,
has submitted his report to the Secy of the Inter
ior, in which he says enough is already known Of
the results to indicate quite clearly that the pro-
gress of our population has received temporary
check.
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DtcS.

In Rockland, 18th inst, Hannah j.. wife OF Jo-
seph Gross, aged IS years.
In Lexington, Mass, 9Th inst, of consumption
Ambrose c. Perry, son oil the late Ezekiel Perry,
formerly of Rockland, aged SO years and III months
At Seal Harbor ltth inst, Emma E.. daughter of
William and Addie Clark aged IL years and 20 days
In Thomaston, Benjamin =. Robinson aged 81
years and days.
In St. George, 18th inst Mrs. Nancy ii XIII aged
81 years and months.
In North Union, 18th inst, Henry Fossett, aged
about IS years.
In Woolwich, 18th inst, Mrs. Margaret S. Gard,
aged IS years, months. T..
In West Bath, 18th inst, Rufus Winter. aged ~
venus. months.
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TEXAS.
Mexican Cattle Thievcs-EncOunter with |
State Troops.

San Antonio. November 10. The following tel
egram was received at headquarter, yesterday,
from Fort Brown
Randlett struck, yesterday, back of Los Cuevos,
trail of go stolen cattle. He followed to the
Rio Grande crossing and saw the thieves on the
Mexican side hauling them out. A demand was
made by him on the Mexican authorities to sur
render the cattle and the thieves. If not com
piled with by this morning, he was to cross into
Mexico to recover them
Major Cndman has gone down to assist him,
with all the available troops from ltinggold bar
racks. Major Alexander has Just started with
two companies from Los Cuevos. | made n de-
mand on Col. Clnstobor for the rendition of the
cattle and thieves, at Ringgold barracks, this
morning.
tSigned) POTTER, Commanding.
LATER.
McNally cross ed into Mexico, this morning, and
had ight with 400 MeNicanS, part regulars. 1
MeXicans were killed The United States troops
are ordered not to cross into MEXICO. McNally
commands the state troops only.
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tAarrtfn.

In uarpswell, 18th inst, Capt. Edwin NJ. Oliver
OF Bath, 10 Miss Mary Frances Reed OF Harpswell.
In Bowdonham 18Th inst, Scott Z. Davis OF Bow
donham, 10 Miss Lucia A. Heath, of Whitehead.
In Brunswick 10th inst, Samuel Z. Cary to Miss
Mary +. Curtis.
la Thomasfon. 10Th inst, Alton II. Nesl er to Nj IS
Annie NJ. Falcs, both of Thomaston.
L. Warren 10th inst, James T. Creighton to Mi
Lacy j. Burton.
In RochlaEd, 18th inst, Albert Martell TO Mrs.
Mary Crockett, both of kockland.
In Vinalil wen. 18th inst, Fred A. Beggs to Miss
Lizzie NJ. Honey, both of Vinshaven.
In Lincolnviile, 18th inst, Il. :. Gregory TO Miss
Vesta Carroll, both of Camden.
IA Bath. sth met, Nathaniel y. Rdeout to Miss
Hattie r. Deaa, both OF Pittston.
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VI ACHIAS.
Assault on an Editor.

Machias November 10. While experimenting
the surveying Of lot Of land, this afternoon, Mr..
George w Drisko, editor of the Machias Union,
was unprovokedly assaulted by one Johnson, with
an axe, making severe though not fatal wound.
johnson fled, but Will probably he arrested.
LATER.
johnson. who assaulted Mr.. Drisko, this after
noon with an axe, was arrested at East Macbas,
this evening, and lodged in jail.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
IT q T III r
daily Kennshee Nournal.
PORTLAND.
}arbers to be Prosecuted for Keeping
open shop on sunday.

Barbers to be Prosecuted for Keeping
open shop on sunday.
Portland, November 10. Judge Knight has no.
titled the city marshal to prosecute all cases whew
iarh5>- keep their shops open Sundays
The Bank of Portland.
The examination of Mr.. Clement in the BANK
Of Portland matter, closed this afternoon, with
ont cliciting anything new.
Dedication.
The Pine street Methodist church, having just
completed a new vCslry, dedicated it this after
noon, with interesting exercises and & LARGE audi
FhCc.
stolen JewcIry Recovered.
The balance Of the jewelry snatched at the
store Of Twomhly x Cleaves, Biddeford, Nov. l,
was recovered here to- Law.
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CUBA.
Americans not Needed-Eiuancia

Havana. November 10. The press condemn the
course Of the United States in Spanish Cuban at
fairs, and holds that Naturalization for Americans
shot is an absurd demand. If Americans in Cuba
do not like the laws there, they can go away, rs
they are not needed
The members of the Casino Espanol are
indignant at Spain sending high salared official
to arrange the financial affairs of Cuba They
demand that Namaseda shall take the field in
person.
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MUNICIPAL COURT OF
AUGUSTA, Oct. %, 1878.

aionzo A. KiaIaIi o. Charles A. Linneken ct Keaae-
bee Sdrings Bank, Trustee.
1t appearing to the court that the defendant mas
had no notice Of the pendency of this action, it 10
Charles a. Linneken of the pendency thereof, by
publishing an abstract of his writ and this order
thereon, three weeks successfully in the kennebcc
journal, being newspaper printed at Augusta, IN
the county of kennebec, the last publication to be
seven DAYS at least before the term of said Munich
nal court to be holden at Augusta, within and for
said city and county, on Monday the goth day OF
December next, that he may appear and answer 10
said suit.
abstract of PITTS writ.)
Assumpsit with account annexed. Amount
claimed $40. Addamnum $40. Date of writ Sep
TENDER I, 1873.
3wts ii. w. TIKI 4, Judge.
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local anu State Mems.

John Berry, Esq, and Mr. Alden Baker, of Gar
diner, recently addressed temperance meeting at
China
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BATH.
New Ship Sold.

launched by d. .. Blasdell of about 1900 tons,
has been purchased for SG7 600 by John ". Mari,
for whom she is named, and tthers Of this city,
and will be commanded by Capt. VIM. Morse.
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The union religious services will be held TO NOR
row afternoon, at the First Baptist church, at
2 10 o'clock. Sermon by Rev. w. A. Newcomb,
the recently settled pastor of the Baptist church in
TJa1owell
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Cincinnati Produce Marx ct:

Cincinnati, November 10, 1875.
PORK-S2i 90 AL so.
LARD-steam l3-a---; kettle, 13A G..
BULK MEATS-shoulders ~ gs; clear rib sides
Ilal0A clear sides -lldL
BACON-shoulders "a Gle; clear rib sides f35s
ali: clear sides 1iah.
WHISKEY-1Il-6.
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CAM Den.
Serious Accid cut.

Camden November 49, Charles Bird, work
man in the wooden mandatory in this town, had
his left arm badly shattered by being caught in
the machinery, this afternoon. Amputation is
supposed to be the result
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The death of Albert II. Gardiner of this city,
was very sudden. lie was in the city marketing
on Monday, and died Thursday morning lie was
a pure minded. conscientious man, and Will be
greatly missed in the Church hill neighborhood,
where his example was always on the side oiriSht.
He leaves wife, but no children
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There will probably be the best display Of win
ter IN illinery at the churches tomorrow that has
been made this season. We do not mention .his,
however, as an nducement for any one TO 60;
they should be prompted by higher motives though
millinery is said to be quite high now.
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

A very large stock Of new style Shawl Pins at
+. Rowse's. nov20-t2t
Partridge Bros, Druggists, under Gram
lite Hall, make speciality OF fitting trusses
70 hernia or rupture. They have the largest
stock and variety of trusses In the state
from which to make proper selection for
any case presented, and have been most
successful In giving perfect hts.
nov20- mt Swlw
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Boston Stock List.

Boston. November IS, 1878.
(Sales at the Brokers' Eoard.1
10 Eastern Railroad. 10y
Boston & Maine railroad 1lO1I
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The old Pettingill double tenement house on
Grove street, just rebuilt and made as good as new
the past season. by the owner, Hon. James W
North, is to be occupied by Mr.. A. =. Could and
Mr. John H. Parsons.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Death OF an Eccentric Man.

Concord, November 10. Daniel Flagg, a well
known character about this city, died last night in
a store where he was in the habit of sleeping
nights lie was eighty-two years old, and sort
of hermit. One of his peculiarities was going
barciooted in all seasons Of the year.
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NEBRASKA.
Snow Storm.

Omaha, November 10. The operator at Evan
stone, Wy oming, reports snow 3 IL feet deep and
still showing. Green River reports feet of snow
which is thawing.
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The epizootic cure, prepared by j. E. Dcvine 4
Co., is giving the best of satisfaction in all cases
of the epizootic disease. Sample package free.
TRY II octl9-ttf
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at smells like winter" said bright little five
year old girl in this city, as she put her head ont
Of the door few mornings since Good judy
ment that.
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The Bank of Portland.
stolen Jewclry Recovered.
BANGOR.
Man Missing.

Bangor November 10. James Collins, Ia
borer at the DAM has been missing for past three
DAYS. No one knows Of his whereabouts.
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Mrs Maggie Webster of this city, informs us
that on Monday evening last she had the pleasure
of attending the celebration of the golden we'd
ding of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Chase of freeport.
The presents were rich ana useful, among which
was beautiful containing 500 in gold dollars.
The ceremony was performed by one OF the sons
reading al account of the life and history OF the
intervening fifty years of the young couple, stand
ing as they stood then, in the same room OF the
identical house, With the same bridesmaid and
groomsman--who but few days since celebrated
the fitch anniversary of their marriage, the two
ladies hciug sisters. A supper was partaken OF,
but it lacked tie lum and molasses of fifty years
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There will be services in the Unitarian church,
tomorrow Sunday evening, at the usual hour.
The subject of Rev. Mr.. Curtis discourse will be
"Th,, vet to be alta ned in Christianity"
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Fire.

Halifax, November 49, steam tanncry at
Moncton, was entirely destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss twenty-five thousand dollars; in
surancc fifteen thousand dollars.
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Old engineers say that Wednesday last was the
hardest day to haul a train they have known ''f
many years. The wind was piercing, and the
wos+a Of nn1 was enormous.
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ONO.
COunterfeiters Arrested.

Cincinnati November 10. Three nickel coun-
terieitels were arrested at Ironton, Ohio, yester
day, ard bushel of new made counterfeit1 cap
I'm
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Gen. Harris is ''house-ce leaning" at the State
House. The painters brush is also being brought
into regusition. e..
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II seems that during the recent fishing and hunt
ing exploration in this State, of Capt +. T. Pierce
Gan Augusta boy) of Springfield, Mass he cap
tured an antique piece Of crockcry in the shape OF
a pitcher, VIII ch is almost worthy OF revolution
ary fame. 1t is piece of old Eng fish ware beau
tifully embelished, and showing an art that seems
TO have become extinct in our modern crockery.
There are scenes laid in early colonial history
representations of the father Of his country OF Or
Franklin, the Goddess Of Liberty, and several his
,toric scenes. What is known now OF the history
of the piece is that it was when Capt Pierce found
it, the last article remaining in Jones auction room
In this city, from the personal property OF the late
Silas Leonard, Esq, for long years before ms
death president of the Granite bank OF this CITY,
The contents of his house were sold at auction
some three years or more ago, and many vaiua-
BILE and curious things went for mere song
Among the remnants that couldn't find bidder
was a dark, uninviting old painting on copper,
which Law on shelf among other old lumber, and
came very near being sold for old metal. Some
time after the sale, however, three foreign gentle
men entered the shop, and after some general TAX
said they were after old paintings, and the auc-
tioneer produced this copper plate with the remark
that that seemed old enough for anybody. Ihey
bought it for 49, and the next that was heard OF IT,
II had been sold to one of the national galleries OF
Europe for $500, being the work OF zone OF the
old masters.
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A Maine Schooner sunk.

Providence November 10. The schooner Robin
Of Mllbridgc, Me- from IIoboken for New Bed
ford struck on VIII lie Rock at o'clock last night
and sunk. The crew were saved.
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AI.!ABAM 4.
The Cotton Crop.

Mobile, November 49, Well informed cotton
men say that the present cotton crop if it can be
gathered will be the largest one since the late
rebellion.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Naval Affairs.

Philadelphia November 10. Two sloop:s OF war
here have been ordered to be sent to sea immedi
ately. Three monitors have also been ordered to
be sent to Norfolk, TO be got ready for sea- Other
preparations Of naval vessels for sea service arc
GOING
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Clique of importers of coffee has accumulated a
large amount Of that commodity. and propose
poss ibe to have the duty it restored, and thus
make profit Of So 100000 on coffee which they
now hold. g,
Almost a Disaster.
The passengers on the steamer ID. X. Martin,
which was burned at Staten island, yesterday al
ternoou, had very narrow escape. She caught
or was set on fire on her trip from New York, and
was run ashore in shoal water, where only small
row boats could reach her. Fortunately all the
passengers and crew were safely rescued by the
small boats her captain icing the last ore to leave
and his pilot house io'l in only half minute
after.
Marine News.
The brig Antilles reported ashore on Romer
shoal en- the l7th is being stripped, ami probably
Will be a total loss.
Moody and SankeI.
Moody delivered his farewell discourse tonight,
to crowded audience. Moody and Sankey take
an early train to- morrow, for Philadelphia where
they begin a series Of meetings Sunday MOI nlng.
Tie services in 81 ookyn Will be continued under
the auspices of the clergy.
The Whiskey Frauds.
Col. Vim. NJ Grosvenor Of St. Louis, has writ
ten a letter 10 the Tribune in which he says that
he never received $1,000 or any sum from Col.
joyce or any other members of the whiskey ring.
In 1874, he borrowed $500 from Col Joyce, for
WllCn ne gave ulll MS uptC, WhieA hS NPSS|o W
paw with interest. He adds that Joyce knows lie
was constantly seeking proofs against the whiskey
ring.
Losses by the Buffalo Fire.
Buffalo, November ~. At the fire this morn
ing the losses were as follows:
Hazards elevator and dryer, Sl25,0OO; insured
SJl 500. Excelsior elevator, $1,000; insured
$40 OO0; on grain, Sl7 000; insured fully. Both
elevators belonged TO the Hazard estate. A $l5,-
600 insurance policy on the Hazard elevator ex,-
pired on the 18th inst. 1t was bni,t in 1867 and
had a capacity of S25 900 bushels.
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FINANCIAL d COMMFPCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. November ~, 1879.
Money osei at 3lsat on call. Foreign ENch'g
quiet; AL for bankers long, and 4s'& for demand
sterling. Gold opencl and closed at llts4 sales
in the interim, l4ssal5. The rates paid for carry
ing were u, !, 2 and 3per cent. Loans were also
made fat. Customs receipts, $2(l00o. Clear
ances at Gold Exchange bank st2,72i 600 Assist,
ant Treasurer paid out S@,oO0 for interest, anu
Sl5i,' 90 in redemption of bonds.
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AT four o'clock yesterday morning, the alarm of
fire awoke the inmates of the Soldiers Home, and
it was found that q fire had broken out in ID COM
pany's barracks With the help Of Babcccks fire
extingusher, the fire quietly extinguished
without causing any general alarm. 1t IS supposed
that the fire was caused by rats Juggling matches
to their places of rendezvous.
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The Lewiston Journal states that on Monday
Mr.. J. l.. Robinson at Richmond, had very mar
row escape. He was at work in the hold OF
schooner VIII ich dscharging a cargo OF coal.
As tubful was being hostcd to the platform, it
caught on the staging and was overturned, empty
ing the contents, about four hundred pounds, up
on his head, cutting it badly, knocking him down
but not injuring him go bat what he could attend
TO h is work Tuesday.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
False ReEOrt.

Boston, November l9. The reported death of
u. +. Butler is false. 1t is Frank Butler of Salem
who is referred to. No relation to General But
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" Gather Probabilities for To-day.

For the New England and the Middle States,
west to north winds, colder and partly cloudy
weather.
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William II. II. Ware Of this city, First lieuten-
ant of Company +, T irst Regiment Inf. NJ. V. NJ,
has resigned that post and has been honorably
discharged. Mr.. Ware resigns on account Of
business engagements that call him from the city.
Lieut. w was the senior lst Lieut.. in the militia,
having been commissioned December 10th, 1870
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Our readers win remember that at the court in
Belfast recently, Judge Libbey sentenced Martin
l.. Tower to twenty five years in the State Prison
for the crime Of rape. This fact was com munica-
ted to the prisoners mother, who was struck with
astonishment as to the magnitude Of the sentence
"What did they do that for She exclaimed.
Twenty five years why /, 'ronf b ro"ffnted
Ilfre fLref Wstks ~