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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-02-05

NERRIER, T.. G"nsmith, Main ST., be
Y tween st. Louis und Green Streets
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1,HIBODAUX SENTINEL. job Office
corner Market and Patriot Streats.
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INETREAC, H.. Carriage Maker an
Horse Shocing, corner Levee and p
triot Stleets
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CT. JOHNS SCHOOL.-Rev. C. Ed.
~ Lyme principal Jackson Street near
st. Johns Church.
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NOUNG MEMS BENEVOLENT AS
i ISOLATION, OF LAFOURCHE,-
Regular meeting on the first Wednesday
Of ritch month. at 7 o'clock. Mt the office
of Judge Lorio. Cor. Green and Layee.
Officers III. N. ConlUn, President J,
W. knablOch, Vice President. NJ. r. Hig
ginboth.m, Secretary. {. Azema, Trcasu-
rer, j. Hay. Censor,
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HOLDEN. Il. F.-Stages. Thomas 8.
IL Holden conductor. In connection
with NJ. La. & +. Il. X. to Lafrurche Crus
sing-Ofice, under Franklin House.
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NERGES. j. N. Il Co. Barber, Main
' Steet. between St.IIoais and Green
street
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A ZEMA. c.. coffee House Keeper, Main
"A St, between jackson and st. Philip
reefs.
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NABOCRIN. C., Surgeon Dentist, Office;
~ jackson Street, between Thibodaux
and st Bridget sts.
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uESSE MRS s. Miilinary and Fancy
III Dry Goods, Corner st. Louis and
Main Streets.
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nSCLI1NAN, 4. 4. .itorney at Lo,r,
~ ~ Grcen street. between Main and
Thihndaux Streets.
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HIGGINBOTHAM, NJ. l., Clerk of the
Ii Io,rn C0rncil-otfice corner Jack
son and Leyee Streets.
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HOFFMAN,, W., Dry Goods and Gro
A1 ceriss, Main Street, between Focus
and st. Philip Streets.
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NRISAM0RE. S. T.. Agent tSorh .im'e
NJ ,ara Life Insurance Go. Corner MIR
ket and St. Philip, streets.
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UCOIN, p. A., Family and Panta.
"A ton Groceries, Main street, between
ocus and st. Philip streeta.
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&TKANtiERS HOTEL THOMAS A.
- BERTl. Proprietor, corner Thibo-
'l;tux and Green Streets.
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HUIOE LEWIS. Attorney and COUNSEL
VI TOR at LG,c Office. over j. II. Fleet
wood Drug store, Market Street.
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ELEETWOOD. J. H.. Physician .-et
L foe Market Streer. between 81. oils
and Green Streets.
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VOL. XI.
BUSINESS CARDS.

A SSELINEAU, MRS. E., Dry Goods.
"A Fanny articles. de-, corner Market
=, nd st. Louis streets,
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HOFFMAN'S STAGES,-Erank HcE-
IL man Proprietor, L. Bnr,iel. Con-
dnstor, in connection with Morgan's I-ou-
isiana, and Texas X. Il. Lafourche CrOs-
Inc
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,ELEETwOOD. J. H.. Drug Store .NErk
L Street, between 1t. Louis and (f.rcn
Htreata ''''
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VINHIBODAUX COLLEGE, Very Rev.
i C. NJ. Menurd, situated in one of the
most healthy parts of the town Of Thibo-
daux.
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L,RANKLIN HOTSE-,B. F. HOtprN'
L Proprietor, corner St-Louis and Mar
kst sts. ~ ''''
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f.. Cdrs'iegc Maker. Lir-
II cry Stable, corner Jackson and st.
Bridget Streets.
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X NOBLOCH A. F.. Parish Judye, Of
"A nee at Court House.
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YNHIBODAUXF FIRE DEPARTMENT
i Organised September 7th, 1874. Off
GERS W H. Raglan Chief Engineer, T..
+. LoriO, LIST Assistant A. B. Ragan. .2nd
Assistant Norbert Roth. Secretary g.
Treasurer J L. Aucoin. Delegate Of the
Thibodaux Fire Co No. l. J. Lagarde, and
s. T. DeMenade Delegate of the Home
Hook & Ladder Co No. ]
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CANAAN. '. Local Agent and Collcctor
oofice Thib"laux Sentinel, Market st
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LING, DAVID. Dry Goods, Shoes,
"A Boots. Hats: Gaps &c. corner Main
ard Forns Streets.
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AKklN J. Mechanical Engineer and
- mantfoctursr of sugar Appera,"s. and
"deA,neryLReside jackson street.
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,DADEAUX, THOMAS, attorney a, La,r
ID corner Main and Focus Streets. nip
stairs.
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NOBLOCH, CLAY & ARTHUR, At
n forhtys and CWtnscliors' at Lar,-Of
- 40 stairs Main St., between Jackson
aaS. 'hilip Streets.
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HOLDEN, b F. Ijrery stable. corne
III st LOUIS and Bridget.
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A LLAlN, l.. s. e. LEBLANC, f Z.
n Notaries public. Office Green Street,
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FRANKLIN. H., Acting Clerk Of the
/ DistrietE Court.-6Hce Court House.
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CRIEDENTHAL MRS. 2 :. Family and
+ Piautahot, Groceries jackson Street.
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NANCAN. ", Agent Snn Mutual Hire
~ Insurance Company, Th:bodasx LIZ.
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DREAUX g. LEGENDRE, Dry Goods
ID and Groceries corner Main and Green
Etreets.
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DADEAUX. j. Family aud Plantation
ID Groceries, Main Street, corner Main
d Focus.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE TOWN,
What My Lover Sal id.

OFFICE COR. MARKET AND PATRIOT S,
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EROSr JAMES, Coffee House keeper,
l. corner Green nnd Market Streets.
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HOME HOOK AND LADDER co.
II No l. Regular meetings on the
nrst Monday Of each month. Regular OK
srcises "n Sunday preceding the first
Monday of every Month.
Officers r. X. Mcbride President, +.
Aoiseau Vice President, G. Azcma. Fore
man, X. Frost. lst Asst. Foreman, w. II.
Hasan, Ind Asst. Foreman, j. Omcr Lsn
ary Secretary, Henry Kivierc, Asst.
Secretary. H. Faure. Treasurer. Leo Au-
COIN, Warden. Megel Capelio, Tyler.
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AhhlN. Mrs. J. Variety store, Stores,
Us. 7tn-~drt. &e-Jackson street,
SDpposite St. Bridget st.
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CXCELSIOR-LODG NO. a.-Regu-
T. lar meetings at the Odd Fellows
Hall, corner, Market and Patriot, every
Saturday evening at o'clock.
Ofiictra I'll. Thitodaux N. G.. c Arena
v.G.:'S. T., Erisanore, Sec. V. Samoan,
Treasurpr.
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Olympia Prices Current.

MoNEy MARKET.
Currency, here. buying 81; selling So.
Gold i'm New York 1865.
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hearing for the purpose Of proving the agri.
cultural character Of such land Is not allowed.
The question, can land containing valuable
deposits of mica, enuring, IL agricultural, to
the Union Pacific Railroad, be patented under
the mining law, was answered, first, that
lands containing valuable deposits of mica
may be patented under the mining law Of
May, 1872; second, all minerals, except coal
and iron, are excepted from grants TO rail.
roads
Secretary Chandler has advertised a deci-
sion of the Commissioner of the General
Land Office, in the case of Swift sgainst the
California and Oregon railway, holding that
the right of the company attached to the
lands in Karysville district, disclaimed by
Swift, upon filing the survey of its road in
1867: and that Swifl's entry cannot be sus-
tanned, be having given a mortgage on the
lard which was unsatisfied at the date of
proof and entry.
Cussius M. Clay for Vice President in
1875.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-Csssius NJ. Clay,
Of Kentucky, writes to q gentleman here that
his State will present his name TO the Ma
tional Democratic Convention in 1876, as
nominee for Vice President.
.--. War I'm Spain. .r-.
LONDON, Dec. ga Madrid dispatch re-
ports that the Alfonssts have concentrated
$4,000 men In Navarro and Alava.
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M a r r Z d

At Olympia, w. L. Jan. list, 1879, Rev.
Chas. l.. Fisher officiating, HERR WIN. NEIL
SEN, the celebrated Danish Violinist, to Miss
GERALDINE LOUISE IRVING, familiarity known as
the " Mocking Bird Vocalist" No cards.
Copenhagen, Denmark and Eastern pa
pcrs please copy.
In Seattle, Dec. 25, by the Rev. A. Atwood,
Mr. Eric Jaderholm. and Miss Ballate Mary
Nilsson, both of Port Blakely.
In Seattle. Dec. "a, by Justice Smith, Mr..
Jabez Hooking and Miss Alice Bequette.
In Seattle, Dec. 81. by Roswell Scott, J. p.
Mr.. August Wolff and Miss Louisa Zeizer,
both OF Seattle.
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w In addition 10 the beautiful and varied
which will be sold now at greatly reduced
prices. he has also n very extensive assert
ment Of clothing fer Men, Youths and Boys.
of best quality, latest style and at lowest
prices. Also splendid assortment Of Hats,
aud Caps; an endless stock Of Boot for Ladies'
and Gentlemen, and smaller folks, the best
variety and am able to undersell any other
house also Blankets, Carpets &c. &c. &c. n
large stock Of Crockery and Glassware, some
direct from England a large stock Of Choice
Family Groceries. All will he sold at the
lowest prices. The highest prices paid for
Butter, Eggs, Bacon, Furs and all other coun-
@. ROsENTHAL.
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Ns,p Sdvsrtissments.
Notice.

TIME undersigned would return thanks
i to the people of Olympia for their liber-
al patronage, and begs leave to state that he
is permanently located at the Dalles, Ogn,
hav ing. located at that point on account of
the..clear weather which prevails throughout
the year, thereby enabling us to do copying
the year round, it being impossible to copy
without sunshine"
Customers having work. in Jour line, may
avail themselves of our experience by send
ing pictures per mail carefully wrapped.
In sending us work, per mail, please be
particular tostate the following points: Bust
or full size; vignette or medallion, framesor
not; also be particular in regard to descrip-
ton of changes, if any are required. Also
state size. ~
PRICES.
by 10, without frame. .................3 so
Framed, Walnut, oval or square g 90
Imitation Rosewood. ....... ..........,.5 90
~ by q, without frame go. ,........,... b %
Framed, oval Walnut ..,.... ...... s. 90
is by 70 square b. Walnut :. 49,. 20 co
All work warrented
Pictures received before February 18th,
will be delivered in this place about March
1st 1870. c. A. MISSIMER,
The Dalles, Orgn.
Studio No. 8 Washington st.
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Northern Pacific Railroad.
PACIFIC DIVISION.


DAILY, esUNpAYs EXcEPrED.)
Leave AZ Arrive
kalama. n:20 A. ". Tacoma. $50 p. NJ.
At Kaiana with o. y n. Co.'S Boats for all
points on Columbia River.
At rcnino with stages for Olympia.
Tacoma with Steamers for all points on Pa
get Sound; on Sundays and Wednesdays Mt
p Al. with Steamers for Victoria and s,ik-
inc Mines 7F
And on the 9Th, 10th and 26th ofeach Month
with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's
steamers for SAN Francisco.
Through Tickets for sale at the Office of the
O.S n. o., Portland, Ogn.
j. w. SPRAGUE,
- General Superintendent.
General Ticket Agent.
= kalama, w. t., Dec. 10, 1875. Stf
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lake Erie Free From Zee.

ERIE, Pa, Jan. 4.-Thc tug J. c. Gren-
ham called here this morning ON her way
from Buffalo to Ashtabula. She stopped at
Long Point last night and reports the lake
free from ice, and no impeachment to naviga-
ton beyond The discontiuuance of lights in
the lighthouses
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DIED.

In this county, Jan. /, of consumption,
Mary, daughter of Tyrus Hines, aged 10
years. -
At Walla Walla. on tho 22d nit, Emily,
wife of Hon. j. III. Lassater, so years and
months
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Payrnaster spaulding Arrcscd.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 5.-In accordance
with orders received from the Navy Depart
ment, at Washington, U. S. Paymaster
Spaulding, whose name has figured SO con-
spicuously in connection with the Pinney
frauds, recently investigated in this city and
Mare Island, was arrested, and conveyed to
Mare Island, where he was received by Com
modore Watson. He is now u close prisoner
on board the independence. The charges
preferred against Spauding have not as yet,
been made public; but it is believed they
relate to an alleged completely in the Pinney
defalcations. ~.
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NJ W Fletcher, Elma,
J Nelson, BIC,
Ii w Davis, Newaukum,
A s Wooster, Oakland,
7 Mckenzie, Mud Bay,
j Olsen, " "
A o Sheldon. New York,
] Kennedy, BIC,
III Tullis, Claquato,
p Cory, city,
j G Chambers, city,
II Groom, Walla Walla,
G Walker, New Orleans
Il Brown, city.
W Fountain, city,
ID w g Dennis, Yelm,
j Colvin, Tenino,
l. PapilOn, Ogn.
VIM Rutlege and Man,
Black river,
w Meyers, east of the
Mountains,
A HartsOck, Puyallup, b
G Goggans, Boston City,
s Mccoy, city.
w Cambeli, Stud Day,
VIC Blackesle, Wis,
s koblenzer, city.
q + Smith. "
Miss Mary Morrill,, Area.
dia,,
T W Nc Donald, Mason
Co,
i'll Yantis. Tenino,
A Austin, Mason Co,
ii Wells, Seattle,
j Ford Little Skookum,
w Shaffer. Steilacoom,
L p Washburn, -
J Delany. Missouri.
i Benton,
ID Dillcr. seattle,
j ID Spurlock s man, 1e-
nino,
Fred Green, city,
Nos REYNOLDS, Oyster
Bay,
LID W Shelton, Mason
Co,
NJ G Simmons, Oyster
Bay,
JJohnson, brig Fauntle-
roy,
Cody, brig Fauntleroy,
In, Seattle,
.ietors OF the New Eng
diving and one continual
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IMPORTANT Endorsed by the Medical
profession. DIR. WIN. HALLS BAISAM
FOR THE LUNGS cures Coughs, Colds and
Consumption, and all diseases of the Throat
and Chest. DIR. TOWNSHIPS TOOTH
ACHE ANODYNE cures i'm one MINUTE.
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Death OF James Anthony.

San FnANcIsco, Jan. 4.--James Anthony,
lutte of the Sacramento Union, died at his
residence in this city this morning of app
oplexy.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Arrivals at the New England House for the
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Orpheus, which collided with the steamer
Pacific, and subsequently wrecked at The
mouth of Barclay Sound, Vancouver Island.
The warrant Is based on the affidavits of
seven men of the crew of the orpheus that
the captain willfuly cast the ship away.
Captain Sawyer took passage on the Color
ado yesterday for Panama. He VIII be
stopped at San Diego. The U. 8. Marshal
claims to have been misled as 10 his Intention
of leaving on the Colorado; but Sawyer's
friends say he secured his passage without
any attempt at concealment.
Ex-Qneen Isabella 40 Return TO Spain.
A Madrid special states that Count Pun
onOstic is In Paris officially arranging for
the return OF ex-Queen Isabella to Spain.
King Alfonso opposed tire ministry on this
important matter He declares the ministry
may resign, but his mother must have an
asylum in Spain. Her residence Is TO be in
Vailadolid. Madrid is not considered safe
place for her. II is believed this serious issue
has been forced on Alfonso by Isabella, and
that the results win be most disastrous. The
Spanish army will be divided at once If the
ex-Queen takes any part in the direction or
counsel of State affairs. Isabella's return
will even cause the loss of Senior Sagusta TO
the Royalists.
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WYNN SAheAAss bAis
Geo Swan, Hutbrook,
j Obs 9. Oyst er Bay,
VIM Guess, city,
Thos Leith, Tenalcut,
A ID Fraser, nc,
j ,Chenoweth, Newau'
KUN,
N Dubes, South Bay,
ID N Axtel, Claquato,
A Sandal, BIC,
= Moore, city,
g s Derr, "
J Hawk, Nisqually,
II Frost, city,
Miss Plumb, Rock prai-
rie,
F Sproix, Arcadia,
A b Woodland. Bud 6
Inlet,
j B Brady, Skookum-
Chuck,
j Burkett, Iowa,
e Rosenthal, city,
A l. Skinkle, "
w + Crosby, Tumwater,
II l. Chambers, Stella
COON,
A Biirgsted, city,
j HOLMAN, Pierce Co,
q Smith, Black river,
NJ Warren, " i"
John Boone, city,
Il johnson, i"
j l. Meyers, Portland,
p Code, brig Fauntleroy,
II III Hewitt, city,
G C..Hewitt, Chambers
Prairie,
w p Frazier, city,
u A Mcdonald, Arcadia,
] Wenger, South bay,
w Muryhv. Tumwater.
VIM l,ittlejohn, Mound
Prairie,
II Rowe, South Bay,
= Luin. G X, G,t..,
kFountain, WhatCom,
j Lemoy, Tacoma
G L Ka iley, Whatcom,
4 II Arneil, city,
q Gilbach, Iumwater,
q Berry, city,.
Peterson, city.
w Callow, Oyster Cay.
w C Baldv
The motto the prop
land House is, Good
roupdof Enjoyment"
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uT They have also increased the1xzep 81
WINES AND LIouoRs, which they NH all q
Wholesale prices. In Quantities MT - than
one gallon. 8sssfgef
u3 All persons having open accopnts With
them, since 1853. are reQuested TO come and
settle, by cash or note.
Olympia, Sep<. ~ l873. GOV gsEf
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ST. ALBANs, VT, Jan. 4.-The Charlie Ross
sensation is still the absorbing topic, and bets
of $500 to $50 are offered that the boy is the
real Charlie Ross. The authorities will hold
the hoy until the identification is established,
and have offered to pay Mr.. Ross expenses
ITO come and see him A Philadelphia gentle
IMAM saw the boy today, and avowed lie was
ssunc il Is Charlie Ross.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-20
F O f E IG N .
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN
England Objects TO the Memorandum 10
Turkey.
LONDON, May ia despatch from Berlin
says it is believed that England has refused to
adhere to the memorandum of the three DOW
ers: 1t is understood that the five powers will
address note to Turkey inlregard to the set
Element of its affairs
Illness of DisraeIi.
Disraeli is sick and cannot either attend the
banquet at Guildhall, or the Commons tonight
Another Massacre.
LONDON, May ia special from Paris to
the Daily Telegraph says report is received
that the Mussulmal inhabitants of Piedora, in
Bosnia, under the pretext that number of
Christians were about to quit the town, attack
ed the Christian quarter and massacred 100 per-
sons, including women and children. The
Turkish troops afterwards occupied the place
and made numerous arrests.
The Times Paris despatch says it ia expected
that the widows of the murdered consuls will
each receive $500, 900 indemnity
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE
Fire i'm BiddefOrd.


BIDDEFoRD, May 49, A frame block, owned
by the Hooper heirs, on the corner of Main and
Laconia streets, was badly damaged by fire and
water this morning. The building was occu-
pied by Mr.. Boynton, druggist, Cole, photo
grapher, Lord, fancy goods, and Smith, bar
bsr. They all suffered more or less, but are all
insured.
Tramp Sentenced.
CALAIS, May 19.-James Tourney, tramp,
from st. John, N. B., was arrested last night
and sentenced this morning to 90 days in Ma
chias jai!-60 days for entering the house of
Albert Rich and refusing to leave when order
ed, and 80 days for being tramp.
Mills Undermined
BANGOR, May 19.-The Union mills of Orono
belonging to Messrs. Gilman s. Webster, have
been almost entirely washed away by high wa
ter in the river undermining them. Valued at
between $1,000 and $4,000.
Bangor Republican Delegates.
At the Republican caucuses in this city and
Brewer this evening, thirty delegates, embrac-
ing large number of the most prominent and
influential citizens were chosen delegates to the
convention next week to elect district delegates
to Cincinnati. They represent the universal
Republican sentiment of enthusiasm for the
candidacy of Mr.. Blaine.
Sudden Death.
BOSTON, Msy 19.-Jas. G. Crowell of Hamp-
deu, Me-, seaman belonging to the schooner
Morning Star, dropped dead this afternoon.