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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-16
STATE NEWS.

Marsh Lane, promiHent lumber merchant at
Upper Saltwater. while walking down the river
bank early Monday morning, fell and expired i'm
mediatey. Heart disease was the cause. The
deceased was about 70 years of age, and highly
respected by all who knew him.
The Oldest male citizen of Portland is believed
to be a coored gentleman by the name Of Thomas
H. Samples, who resides on Washington street.
lie is SO years old, and bright and hearty as . man
thirty years younger. He remembers Revolu-
tonary days and incidents distinctly.
Rev. Horatio Stebbins, formerly of Portland,
will deliver the Fourth of July GRAFTON at San
Francisco.
Saturday evening, Mr.. VIM. II. Day, the enei-
neer OF the city force pump, had . very narrow
escape Chief Engineer Neal was testing some
old hose with the pump, and MIR. Day was un-
der the mill where the pump il placed. Hearing
some one call him, and not understanding, Mr..
Day stepped out to the foundation of the mill on
an old staging to hear better. The staging gave
way, and Mr.. Day feeling himself going, jumped
for railing . few feet from him, and succeeded
in throwing his arm over it, when be was prompt
ly pulled out by Mr.. Flynt, who happened to be
with him. If he had not caught the rail he would
have gone down fifteen or twenty feet on to the
rocks Of the stream Mr.. Day struck nus head on
the rail- stunning him and bruising his face. and
his legs. arms and back are badly bruised. but he
was fortunate to escape with no bones broken.
| Il Gardner Journal.
| The Globe Gas Co are showing their light in
| Bangor
Woolwich is TO have a centennial celebration >,
| the leading features of which will be . lecture
| containing the history Of the town; . Fourth of
July dinner prepared under large tent, fire.
works, &C.. with appropriate music furnished by
brass band. ....
The heaviest individual taxpayers in Lewiston
this year, those taxed over $500, are Is follows:
S. r. Bearce, & Co., .SlS56; j. X. blanchard,
S602; Geo. Bonnallie, $59l; J. l.. II. Cobb 4 Co..
$500: Jesse Davis 744; N, W. Fsrwell, 81 ,0l3;
Alonzo Garcelon, $57S; Grand Trunk Railroad,
$500; Daniel Holland. 9S05; Lewiston Instta.
ton for Savings, 81 1928; Maine Central Railroad,
500; p. McGllcuddy. S549; Lyman Nichols,
500; Dutton 4 Watson, $3.50; r. G. Pingree
4 Co., $lQ03; John Y. Scruton, 81 .036; Ward
Bros, $5l6; heirs Of ID. Whitman, $760.
| Fort Knox is now quite lonely place; only two
men are employed there, Mr.. Eaton the keeper,
and sergeant who has charge Of the guns.
There is no powder ct the FORT the last lot having
been removed on account Of dsmpness. The
keeper is very gentlemanly to all who desire 70
visit the place.
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Colby Untversity Nstes.

Colby University Notes.
Public defamation Of the Sophomore class &C.
Cured at the chapel Wednesday evening. The
final examination Of the Senior class will occur
Wednesday. June 2lst.
Through the generosity of the Faculty, the base
ball grounds of the College are being handsome
ly graded. A large crew of workmen are at work
constantly the work will be completed in few
days. Then they expect to have the best grounds
in the State. Their recent humilitating defeat
has aroused them to more careful practice twill
he benefit to them they say. They expect to
play on their grounds, with the Orono's of the
State College next Saturday, and = second game
with the Bowdoins one week from then. Their
new uniforms Of gray arc very attractive.
Three students. sick, one beyond hope of re-
covery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-16

Mr.. Camback moved to adjourn until 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning. loud cries Of mo, no. T"
eyes, yes.) m l{h3 EE
A demand vote by States in order was ordered
The roll was called. The roll call had proceeded
the hall could not be lighted, the convention. 1t
the suggestion of Maine, by general consent,
sgreed to adjourn until 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-16

Wellington Smith of this city, who was on his
way to Millikens mill in Hallowell, where he
works, met " h an accident yesterday. His son
and another gentleman were with him in the car
rage When they we're descending the hill near
the factory the wh,tiietree broke. and the men
pitched forward to the earth. The elder Smith
was thrown over the wheels and qnte badly
bruised, but no bones were broken. His son hurt
his 10.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-16
The Industrial school.
A corresnondent writes.

Your correspondent rode through the grounds
of the Industrial School yesterday and was well re-
pa d. The girls were eviden atty enjoying them
selves, and everything was neat and orderly. Dr.
Allen the Superintendent is at, home in his bust
ness and is making improvements IS fast as practi-
cable. The Office is nearly completed and then be
facilitate matters. The trees upon the grounds
are covered literally with catcrpars, but man
with pole and sponge attached were giving them
a solution of some kind, which, no doubt willpro
duce the desired effects. Persevering efforts in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-16
Industrial school for Girls.

This institution, now in its second year. is in
successful operation. The building will accom-
modate thirty girls; the present number is twenty
seven. The remaining vacancies are spoken for
and will probably be filed this week. Vacancies
occur, from time to time, as places are found in
families for the girls.
Those interested in committing girls to the
school, should in all cases make application in ad
vance. Printed reports of the institution, con-
tanning all needful information, will be sent by
mai when requested. A postage stamp should be
incosed 10 each letter of inquiry.
s. ALLEN, Superintendent
Hallowcll, June Is, 1876.
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iMarrtrD.

In this city, 18th inst, by Rev. ". II Dearborn,
MIR. Os ian D. Pilsbury TO Miss Fannie NJ. Harris,
both of this city.
In Portland. 10 Ia inst.. Robert Galley to Miss
Ann j. Walker, both of PO'tand
In Bath, 10th inst John +. Mosher to Miss Mary
Albee, bo,h Of Bath.
In West Ba h, 10th inst, Charles H. Soule to
Miss Zcpby + Mitche /.
In Paris, Sd list, VIII liam Robinson to Miss
Martha X ch.
IN Rockl md, sOth ult Edward J. Heellier to
Miss Emma 7. Vinal.
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CALIFORNIA.
Election.

San Francisco, June Is. Later returns from
the Oregon election show that the republican and
independents tic the democrats in the Legislature
this rendering the election Of United States sena
tor by the democrats doubtful. 40 .sul
The Oregonian of Portland elaine the State Is
now republican by q considerable majority.
More republicans than democrats have been elect
ed IN the recent election and the chances are good
for a republican majority in the fall elections.
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PORTLAND.
Democratic District Convention.

DtmOCTHtIC OIstfICt OOhVentIOh.
Portland, June Is. The First District Demo-
cratic Convention to nominate delegates to st.
Louis Presidential Convention, met here to-day.
Henry j. Bradbury of Hollis, presided. Gen.
Roswell NJ. Richardson of Portland, and Timothy
Shaw, Jr., Of Biddeford, were elected delegates
and VIM. r. Field of Brunswick, and VIM. A
Crowell of South Berwick, Alternates. Resolu
tons reaffirmed State Convention platform, and
instructed delegates to vote for Tilden.
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We have received copy Of the Great Falls On.
H. Free Press, containing full report Of the
olaion in that place, on Decoration Day, by Gen.
James A. Hall of Damariscotts. The Free Press
pronounces the Grafton Al eloquent effort. 1t
breathes the words Of true patriotism, and con-
,ains several sharp "dgs' at the grumblers who
staid at home during the war
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this direction will be rewarded In the growth Of
the trees and An abundant crop of fruit.
By the way, there is no grander view pre- sented
in this section of the State than is obtained from
these grounds, and we do not wonder why visitors
are here on all pleasant days.
Our Legislature could not have found a more
desirable location than this for the institution in
the whole State.
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CARD.
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL,
UALLOWELL. June Is. 1877

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL,
HALLowELL, June Is. 1876.
In behalf Of the Board of Managers, hereby
acknowledge the receipt of valuable sewing Ma
chine from Rev. Mr.. LeLacheur of Hallowell; q
very seasouable gift. The donor will please &C.
cept our thanks.
Also tablets with neatly engraved scripture
texts for the school room, executed and presented
by the venerable Stephen Sewall Of Winthrop.
Per Order of Executive Committee,
S. ALLEN, Superintendent.
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BELFAS =.
Temperance.

Belfast, June Is. The presentation of the prize
banner to the Belfast lodge of Good Templars,
for the largest number of members took place
this evening with interesting exercises. The
lodge contains over eight hundred, and is said to
he the largest in the world,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-16
Chicago Produce Market.

VH0d8Os JuuC IOs 1o1Vs
Flour-extra spring 1 25a5 %.
Wheat No. } spring spot l0iha; June l06k;
May ID: July SOFA.
Corn No. :. i1i xed. spot 4ik -: August Ska;
July 4js -. June ASK.
Oats-NJ. ., 2Yxa-- spot: July 2i-; May -
June 2aI.
Rye-No. 3, liza.
Barley--No. spring co s6s spot; - May;
June 81 n.
Dressed Hogs-9 65a9 IS.
Perks A5a Is 81 \ spot: ---April; - "A
- May June 10 00-aOO; July ~ 03s-
Lard II AKA Ii Is - spot. II Rxa- July;
May II; June Ill 15-a-.
Bnlk Meats shoulders .%aok; short rib mid
on a. ehort clear mid 7sIU
Hams 10 As average a..
Whiskey-lCs a.
Freighta-COrn TO Buffalo. -s3k; whest do 3k
Receipt 80 nour: lC5, 0Ot wheat: lY4 nov corn.
20 600 oats; $500 rye; 5000 harley.
shipments - Is .o00 nOur, 100000 wheat; $4,000
corn 2 90 oats: 1000 barley: 500 rye.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-16

The citizens of Jefferson are to have Centen.
NAL celebration on the Fourth of July, and j. M.
Larrabee Esq, of Gardiner has been invited to
deliver the address on that occasion, and has ac-
cepted the invitation.
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MACHIAS.
CONGREGATIONAL Conference.

COhgFegAUOnaI COnfefence.
Machias, June Is. two days session of the
annual County Conference of Congregational
Churches closed at Jonesport last evening. The
meetings we're fully attended and interesting.
Rev. S. l.. Bowler was elected Moderator, and
Chas. +. Stone, Scribe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-16

The strawberry festival Of the Reformers was
well attended last evening. The farce gave great
satisfaction, showing good acting. The Centen-
NAL Band made their first public appearance, and
played very well.
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WASHINGTON.

Washington, June Is. Speaker Kerr was well
enough to-day to ride out.
Decision.
The foreign affairs sub committee have adopted
report which is . sweeping condemnation of the
Venezuelan claims commission, and sustains the
protest Of that government against paying the
fraudulent awards made by them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-16

The Reform club at Fairfield is still moving on
the "cven tenor of its way The members hold
regular Sunday meetings, and occasionally 60
ont to other towns in missionary operations. Only
10 out Of the l65 have fallen out by the way. Mr..
Kenrck. an active member of the club was in
the city Yesterday,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-16

Sixty vessels came up the Kennebec yesterday,
engaged in the coal, lumber and ice business. 1t
was magnificent fleet, and probably the largest
number entering the glver in one day for many
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SOUTH BERWICK.
Republican Caucus.

South Berwick, June Is. At the republican
caucus held here TO- night to choose delegates to
the Congressional convention for the first district
of Maine, 1870 votes were cast for Burleigh dele
gates and l6 for all others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-16

Families in this city are brushing up their houses
on the camp meeting ground III Richmond and
preparing them for the coming season OF rest and
religious cnjoyment-thus combining religion
with pleasure as we'll as with business.
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NEW HAM PSlilKE.
Political.

Concord June Is. The republican members of
the Senate and House held caucus in Rumford
Hall, this evening, to nominate q candidate for
U. S. Senator. Whole number of votes 2l7.
Necessary to a choice, 100. Edward II. Rollins
had 100 and WAS declared nominated.
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Cierxymen Com missiomed.

The following named clergymen have been
commissioned by the Governor to solemuize mar.
risges:
Eugene 4. Whitman. kent's Hill.
James Bran, Kents Hill.
George w. Oseood, Bangor.
J. II. Hoffman, Bangor.
Fletcher A. Valentine, Holden.
Joseph W. Strout, Jr Milbritge.
David F. Estes, Belfast.
Fred c. Rogers, Augusta.
Atwood A. Brown, Glenburn.
Luther w. Hammons, No. Orrington.
Zenas Crowell Houlton.
Jesse Is. Brown, Machiasport.
David l.. Jones, Bangor.
*. Drew, Hermon.
Jonathan Edwards, Bangor.
Roscoe l.. Green, So. Berwick
J. V. ID. Shurts, Mercer.
Wilbur F. Chase, Unity.
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We were glad to take by the hand yesterday,
Mr.. W. II. Emery of Chicago, formerly OF this
city. He has attained, physically, tie proportions
of an Alderman, and is succeeding spendidly in
h.; husi
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The tug Sarah J. Weed, the second of the
Kennebec Towage Co.'S boats, arrived here Sat
urlay morning from New YorS. Another one
has been ordered, and will be here this week.
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Exercises Mt ST. Catharine's Hall.
The closing or commencement exercises at St.
Catharines Hall in this city. took place yesterday
forenoon, 10 the presence of large and nteige mt
audience. Following is the programme
Prayer.
Carnival of Venice (Bordese) Vocal Glass.
International Fanta.ie (Epstein) Misses Symonds.
Valley Forge, Alice M. Whitmore.
Moonlight Scenes, Lucy Wyman.
Country Schools, Belinda Burland.
Judith-Vscal Solo, (Concone) Josephine LIE Gal.
The World before us, Louisa X. Symonds.
Emblems of Life, Aida +. Faes.
Duo de Norma, Wels)
Misses Symonds and Yewens.
Those Evening Bells (Hub5ard) Vocal Glass.
Atlantis, Catherine +. Aiger.
Life's influences, Helen u. Child.
The Auoustan Aues. Edith S. Symonds.
March de Tannhauser, (LissO Lena NJ. Phipps.
The Denizens of the Air, Annie Z. Chld.
The Readiness i, all, jessie A. Kuthefiord.
Quartette, William Tell,
LIST Piano, Misses Wetmore and Bailey.
{ I'd i" Misses Lefingwell and Alger.
Comforting of Diplomas.
Address to the Graduates.
The Twenty. Third Psalm, (ScanidO, Vocal Class.
Hymn.
Benediction.
The papers were very we'll written and interest
ing. Rev. II. c. Miller Of Wiscasset, made a
brief address, speaking in high terms of the exam
nations preceding graduation. The graduating
class of ten young ladies were presented With their
diplomas after a brief address by Bishop Neeley.
Westbrook Seminary.
The examination of the junior class at West
brook Seminary was completed Tuesday. In the
afternoon the annual meeting of the Trustees was
held and the following officers elected for the
ing year-Sidney Perham President; David Tor
rey, Vice President; Charles S. Forbes Treasurer;
Granville NJ. Stevens. Recording Secretary; Rev.
W. Il. French, Corresponding Secretary.
The trustees elected, to fill vacancies, NJ. b.
Coolidge Chas. E. Morrill,, Charles Buifum, w.
II. French. Isaac Jackson and Philo Hersey.
At the resignation of Mr.. Chas. Fobes, the
Treasurer of the Trustees, complime ntary resolu.
tions were passed.
The Trustees find the institution in hourishing
condition. The next term will commence August
Sth.
Wednesday evening the Junior exhibition came
off in the church. There was . large attendance
of the friends of the students and the exercises
passed off very pleasantly. The following is the
order Of exercises:
Prayer by Rev. J. c. Snow.
Music.
Glass Song.
Ell l.. Willard, Songs of Seven.
L. EugcLia Babson. Drifting.
E. G. Lindsey, The Present Age.
MUSIC.
Julia E. Snow, A Wonan's Conclusions.
Carrie A. Coolidge, School Statistics.
Chas. A. Beman, Advantages Of Adversely.
MUSIC.
Ella +. Bradley, The City of the Living.
Carrie Z. Pennell The Creeds of the Bells.
John W. Work, Defence Of Catholicism.
MUSIC.
WIN. J. Maybury, Examples for Ireland
Jennie F. Poileys, Legend Of Bregenz
Thos. E. Lindsay, Centennial Address.
NIusic
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The Juvenile Reform Club will hold business
meeting at the iron clad room, this evening at
: 80 o'clock.
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Weather Probabilities for To-Day.

For the Middle and the New England States,
south and east winds, warmer, partly cloudy and
foggy, followed by clearing weather and station
airy or higher barometer.
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A clergyman in this city yesterday spoke of the
Standards personal attack upon us, as "the con
centration of evaporation and meanness.'
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Capt. b. A. Neal has been appointed agent for
the Knickerbocker Towage Co., for Gardiner.
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EUROPE.
Engian d..

London, June Is. The Standard announces
that the invessitufe Of Sultan Mourad has been
postponed some days.
Brussels.
The city remains quiet, but precautions are
ma intained at Antwerp. The people are calmer,
but crowds continue to march through the streets.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Across the Atlantic i'm a DOIy.
Gloucester, June Is. Alfred johnson, owner
of the little dory centennial" started on voyage
across the Atlantic for Europe, at Is this after
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FINANCIAL 4 COMMBRCIAL.


EvENINo REPoRr.
New York, June Is. 1873.
Money was easy at2-s3- per cent. on call. For.
eign exchange firm al 4s71a for BANKERS long
and 4S9H a4s9k for demand. Gold opened At llsx
and closed at li2x. Loans 3 and per cent.
Customs receipts, &lls,0o0. Treasury dis
bursed 900 on interest, 4l500 tor bonds
and $27,W0 in silver. Carrying rates were l
and 5 per cent.
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Local ami State Menus.

l he warm weather has set the people thinking
about summer excursions.
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Dten,

In Harpsw ell 10Th ult., Capt. Jonathan X. John.
son. aged 10 years.
la Woelwich, l0.h inst, A. W. Mitchell. aged IS
yea q.
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Benediction.

The graduating exercises took place at 10
o'clock yesterday morning the commencement
dinner at o'clock, and at o'clock Rev. c. w.
Buck delivered the Grafton. Exercises around the
Class Tree took place at o'clock and at 4.30 the
Alumni met in the chapel.
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prosperity Of the American people. mat money
must be made not by law but by labor. Nothing
could be more effective and impressive than the
speakers statement of the requirements OF the
people and the republican party, growing out Of
the necessities Of the hour. Each sentence was
forcibly epigrammatic, and elected its round OF
applause. especially when he said the party de-
mands q candidate of spotless purity, but does
not demand that he shall present q certificate OF
character from Confederate Congress. His an
nouncement of the name of James Il. Blaine was
the signal for another scene Of tremendous excite
ment.
The party wants leader with the audacity Of
genius. The grandest combination Of heart, con-
science and brains known to the American people
to-day is James G. Blaine. ovid applause.) To
desert him would be ike an army DESERVING its
general. In the name of the great republican
party, of all her defenders and supporters, her
soldiers living or who died in the field or in the
skeleton clutches of Andersonvie and Libby. H.
linois dominates that prince OF Paiamentarians,
that leader Of leaders, James G. Blaine. (lm-
mense applause).
Mr. Turner OF Ga stated that in his journey
through the country he found Blaine's name was
q talisman.
Mr.. Frye of Me. followed in support of MAINE
idol son." Whoever is nominated by this con-
yention he will carry Maine by 10000 majority.
He was eloquent and forcible in describing the
great cause involved in the pending contest, and
declaring its invincibili,y Tor its own sake under
any chosen leader.
COnklinS.
When New York was called General WoodfOrd
advanced to the PLATFORM and in obedience to the
Injunction of the New York State convention,
presented the houored name of Roscoe Cobkling
(great applause broad in culture, eloquent in de-
bate wise in counsel, fearless in leadership, true
to the old republican party as the needle to the
pole.
Hayes.
Gov Moves, on behalf of Ohio, presented the
and greatly beloved by Ohio, who, when treason
raised its head. unlike those who are invincible in
peace and invisible in war, entered the military
service and till the close Of the struggle followed
his leader and his flag.
Ben Wade seconded the nomination; he was a
man beloved by all republicans, respected by all
democrats, and man who would run without OPP
position.
st. James of Missouri, also supported the nom
nation of Hayes.
Mr.. Davis Of West Virginia, further seconded
Hayes as man always equal to every suceessiv c
station which he fills.
Hartranft.
Mr.. Bartholomew of Penn, presented the name
of Gov. Hartranft, which elected much applause
The speaker eulogiz the candidates integrity
patriotism, fidelity, purity modesty and economy
lie is the chosen leader of the Pennsylvania re-
publicans. His nomination here is not of his owr
seeking, but the spontaneous seeking OF the re-
publican party.
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Exercises nj 81. Catharine's Hail.
The closing or commencement exercises at st
Catharines Hall in this city, took place ycsterds,
forenoon, 10 the presence Of large and intelige
audience. Following is the programme
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07
NEW YORK.

New YORK, April Might. - The
Times special charges that the recent
tel graphic staten -nts regarding the
yield of the Back Hui mines are
fraudulent and issued to draw 1mmi-
q atiou thither
Bank statement-Loans increase a
trife, specie decrease 1915, 600, legal
tenders decrease $2.OOO,OOO, deposits
decrease S., ,625. 900. reserve decrease
81, 750, OG0.
Prof. Ogden Doremus, the well
known chemist, is a bankrupt. Liza
biIities SIG. 900; assets very small.
VIM. E. Gray, who obtained large
amount of money from banks and
brokers and then fed, has been ar
rested in London.
Lawrence, the silk smuggler. by
advice of counsel, refused to plead,
whereupon the court directed the entry
of plea of not guilty and set the trial
for the second Monday in May.
B. P. Rogers, the defaulting teller
Of the Fulton Bank of Brooklyn, who
ran away with $4,000, was arrested
TO-DAY at Knoxville.