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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-05-19
Ste 2l4itattOtt 0C0cn otc GbtpeScu

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Dt. 9tlrIep, elmer Der 9tlegateu, melde onn
Der StuOt Sau 6ruu5iaco mad 8aibinQton
0ed)ltt pu0tn, nm Die 3tegierltng nm m0g.
llflt raid)e 26iuug Der d)tnefldleu 6roge all.
Su9cbcu, eridlten bcutc in BegIettung 0c5
@OuQreBmltgieOeS YipGr Dor Dem GonQrcB=
@omite iibGr Ousmdrtige Nugclegenbtiten,
uno iiberrethte Oemielban eiu Arguueut in
Se3ug auf re erwdbute 6raqe. 8aIiClbe crs
tlGrt inter AnOuem, rap if OcgcnpGrttg
10000 GhIueicn pen Der rtebri9ileu PUbd.
tl0iie in Gan Tranjiaco beiiuOeu, oaB ungc=
fdbr 1000 dtnCFd)e GinwauOcrsr per Wtonat
IN Gallforuicu etntrciitn, NIB OaB lcbtcrtr
Staat' tbatii1litl oO5D 8otang San" GbuO'S
plreCn lUirO, wenn man etm llcbeltanre
ulClT 0hbiIft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-05-19
ct 8OmrGrncMr 9uaUG euSItdt
ettt9ef0ttgen.

4tlGnta, &c., 10. Mai. - gr.gou-
peruer Sulod murOe beute auf @runO elmer
6equiittion bc5 @OuUcrneurs mad elmer Qbs
meIenbsit UOn fituf Sabreu bicrber 5uritdge.
bradlt.
8ulot wurOe gegen $4,000 8iiraifaft,
melhe mclrert wObllabenoc bieIige Bitrqer
tHr tbn lctlteten, auf freien 6uB geiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-05-19
08hDtfdletnlid1 ct.t Winrp.

Nem = erf, l6. WlQl. = SafOb 6Olt
ein 65-ldlrlacr Geutid1tr, iii ySenfiuS' 6otel6
oil Sarclnpir. uoGnbaft, puroe bcute Nbeno
an Der Gdc Der -. Stra6e mo Sart= t=4ucnue
mil bmtIAnittCncm 6alc unO tom &lute
itbcritr6mt aufge fun0en. @r mar belvuBto8
uno murOe nadl Den 5oiprtalc gebradt, NO
cr uabridcinltd itelben piro. Stan 0laubt,
caB Ct pOn etEem SnaBenrGuber 6eraubt
WurNc, Der i'm Su ermorOen ucriutte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-05-19
9as an9e6LidDe Slmt6a0 TIT SOitt.
ftaua. Cine itbertrtebene

i 10 : = | l Il 8, sen Is. Wtai. Die
neueiten gtatrl4ten melOen, OaB in 9uDOus
Sara, Saurel=0il unO 2Sooouille 2laes rus
big lit. Die SertdJte bon Den llnruben iiuo
iebr Ibertrtebeu lpOrOen. Sin gSeiBer uno
3mei gteger murOeu get60tet, unO cine 2lns
Sabl ytcger OerwuHOet. 9a8 Wlilitdr per-
mClgerte IS, iid elu;umlid,en,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-05-19
Die lGnterInGmn9 acacn Blaine.

Is a htn9ton, IS. lJtGI.- 9a8 Suffisa
9omtte bat oaS 3cugenUerbDr in 8eSug aIf
0le AntIa9en gegen Sl0ine bis uuf mOrgen
itltlrt, 6u wel1er 3ett Oerielbe erluartet miro.
I'M cen Serbdnbluu9en mieosr bei,uuobnen.
8latne tit ac9enwdrtigOurh eiueu6ieberaufaH
ans oau5 gefeiielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-05-19
Sic bcioen gSett8auser iR San
SSEQtt3tScD,

Sau6ranjtScO, II. Rai.-S'2earh
1T nod INNER uorausr Gber Sdulebl bot ittl
merfpureis srbolt uuN ieiue lluteraiiser
I9SpfeN HsIleA Rutb, "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-05-19
SOiiAutc NaGDriG,tcu aus oen
9SldT.GfnS.

q tew . orf, IS. 9tai. - Sine 9e.
peldIe BON @bebeune melOet, oaB beitGuoi9
oerlpren9te @olOiuher aus Oen ,,Slads6illS"
bort eiutreffsW, Die @pIbsriber. .aHfieDsIHna
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-05-19
Die 9Sslt. .Yl1tSifeIltttin. .

B6ilG0elpb b ia, 18. Otal Sn Der
beutlgeu Seriammluug Der 2lH8taluuQ8=
&OmmiiTon puroe Sen. 6amlcp eialtimmig
wieOtrermGbtt.
Der g8eItauSTellungS @lab ia6 beute
ihrldld ans, unO oa8 0foriGreu mar taft
ciue Sadle Der llnm0glibtCit. GrogOem mar
Der Sciua 3icmlidI gut.
Su Der heutigen &erIammlung Der Sen,
tennial @onrmiiiiOu mareu Al NtttQlieOcr an
weieno. Sic Oeribteocuea StQatSs@ouucrs
ncure iinO aufgefOrrcrt moroeu, Reouer 5ll
crncmen, I'm wIbreno Der 2(uSIteGuuQ HcOen
iiber Die 9tehOurcen ibrer Staater III buiteu.
6oigenOe 0trreu mur0eu bcute Ill Sice
8rdTocnten ernablt: S. u. G0lomcQ, Senn.
3lOb. 0iauOrp, &p.; 0t. GOIOimlth, Gt.
+. %. :f. @nllioag, 3d.; 9S. QS. 81. Gou,
9t.u. $. u. Dtarttu, &8.-Gretatip,Gomitc,
Die 80. DlorriQ. @oibOru, GCdpitb, Soteler,
Mc&Oruid, Sind, Smbau, Ybluip5 ,2uring,
GOrltB, Vatrobe, AtmooO mo SeruarO. ,Or.
NeliOn. Ueldlcr Die Sefinung Der @u5ae4uuQ
am SOnntage beiiirmOrtete, trlitt ciue JteOer.
la9e.-55ru. &CrliB mur0e Der 9ant ocr@ou-
milton UOtirt fir 6eriteuuuJ acr groBartiger
NtdIdllue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-05-19
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gS q b | Il g t Il, II. Wal. - Souo.
Seloqg pOn GOuiltaua bate eiHe ldnQcre lin
terrsouug NIT Dem Sberbunoe8anpQlt, III
meldlcr er iiber Die neusn llnrubeu in goui.
Itana, ioWcit er iiber Oicjclben unterridtct
moroen ut, Seridt erltattete. @r prad 0en
8unih ans, OaB eiu 2lbfoumen getroiieu
meroen t6une, lpoGurd) ole geb0roCn i'm
Stanoe iein niirreu, BEN ShwieriQleiteu III
begegnen, pcld]e fdI tiinitiQ nod in iencun
otaote erbeben m0ht,n. }or. 8terrepont
borte ben 8erid}t rubi9 an, mar dber uidt i'm
StanOc, neitere &eriid)uuuaen III Qeben
GaS untcr Der Contribution uno uuter oeu
9eleten actbaH mtr0cn f0nac, merre geibe.
ben, rod aubcrrem babe Gr feiueu Bath 81
geben. Gouo. StlloQ9 hutte uorbar cine In
tertCoung NIT Dem $raNoenten, rpelder ibu
an Den Sultl3mlulltCr UerpicS.
@onu. Gcllogg crbtelt beute cine Deptjbe
DOT yiCp, Sgleau8, III mei6Gr berittet mlrO,
saB oaS SlupuO an ser @reu;e ron DtiiItiz
fippt ltrgftd) gCusitu lei. IS ieitH sc,
rii6te tm umlaufe, oaB Die meiBsn 3iegula=
tOrtn uon Nfiiiiiiippt im @eqriiis itGuOcn,
itber Die GrelSe 5u tOmmeu uu6 Die yieger 3u
attMfiren. DC 0epeide bot bttr Sefiir1tuu.
gen wad9crhftn, OaB idIimmc llurubtH be.
uOrIebeu.
Der 9raTocnt ptrfdcrte heute Dem @ouO.
8cuogg, 0aB bic Oeal 0tiitir=&ommauoem
| III EoulIi0ua ertheilte 0Cpalt i'm SaGe oel
| NOth uodl Oermebrt UerOeu miirOe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-05-19
Sic Stentpclitetter.

2Saihtngtou, II. Wiai. TolGenoe
oon 9rH. g8GOO, bonn @omlte fir Mtlttel uno
QSege, eiugereidte Sia murbe beute BON oen
8epraientunteubanie anaenOmmen: Sci G.
uerorOnet; OnB teinc Stempeliteuer auf Quit
tuugsn Fel iOtGjen Sparbanteu oner ionti0en
Sporanftalten erbobcn meroen ioQ, pclne
fciu glftienfapital b0ben NIB feline @e6dite
betrcben auBer bem @mpfang Don 9epOiiteu,
peld)e Ohne Brofit ooer &ergiittauug fir Die
Spuranitalt sum Seiten Der 0epOnenten
nunPlP1t nPrNPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-05-19
8 dluB
mclher ebeniaaS cinfimmi9 ungenOmmen

mcltbtr ebeniall5 cinfimmi9 angenOmmen
murne:
~, ,Seihloiien, baB etn Grccutip=@omite er.
nQnnt merOe, bcltebeno aus Dem aeqenmGrtis
aen @ei6Gft5- Gomite, nit Der gemalt, ii6
6ur6 nenigitens Elm WtNglteo aus jebcnl
Staate I'll Uerfdrfcu uuo oQiIelbe Su inltrui-
rcu, alle cbreuhaiten Wtttel ansumeueen, Die
in Der beutigcn grreiIe angeoeHttteu &bIif,
ten 1urd)3ufiibrrn, omie oiee @onieren; aberz
mails in Sisung 6u bcruieu, lueun eS Die
llmfdnoe crfOrOern."
gS eitere &eben 6an6luuQen.
Der Ahtb. @bas. S. abQms, iun., erbob
iid Johann uuO iagte: yDleie &uuferen5 III
BON hen anNeren, rueld)e tdb mGbreno Der let,
ten aft Sabre beiudt babe, oaidtepen. l0Ic
auoereu batten nur cine oa9e S0ee, parun
iic fd) etgentlidl Oeriummclten, bod unlert
! @orefIe, GusgeSei6net uno portrefTlid), lca
bar, parull wtr bier iiTo unb mas unicr
| 3pede lino. Stun, i9 wta Sbuen iaqen
mas i'd Wiuide. SD minl6e pplitiid)e Uni
finanSiiae 0teform, re1h9afiene Heaieruut
uuo ebrlifes Sch. (8eiiall.) Sn oielen
gsupe beltehsH apsi srVBe pOIitiias gartsisu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-05-19

miro iebr balb OerlaTeu iein, es iei Senn, 6a6
e8 geltngt, bic gSege itderer 3u MAIDEN. 9tabs
66Hn9smlttcI uno 0sunitioH briugen fabelbaite
PIE Stour beitnOeu it6 ntitten in ben
gsolQad=9lllS" unO laucrn Sen @olbqrdbern
tLrl 9tntetbolte aui; % Meilsu u6rblih Don
Suller ent6edte man brei gEeiBe ermoroet unO
ltalplrt. Snl Spriug=@uuuOn mitrSe
etne anrerc 2ciae gefuuSeu.
Sulters@ltp bate nod Dor menigen OaOnaz
ten 1900 Gtnmobner, iett hat e8 uur nod,
300. Qtll=@ttg iteft leer. Sn Ntount Gun
mOhnen nod , BeriOneu, i'm 8ear.@ @uld uur
nod Srauen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-05-19

Yt o omerp, II. Dtai. - Ser
republ. StaatS @onuent psrtagte iid bcute
Ntorgen I'M llbr. &bO8. 81. Beters mIrOs
sum @ouuerneurS @an0ioaten Homlnirt. Sic
Delegation 5um gtatioual @ouuent ebiclt
feline SnruttiOn; bielelbe ioQ jeoO6 fir
SuItow eIu. Ser anOere Tlitael (Speuccr),
in uelfem iif Die meiltCn SunocSbeamtcn
Oc8 Stadte8 bcItnOen, ta9t am "a. b. %.
Die ScifIiiie Der 9citrtgcn 8eriammlun3
fno eth NOblleO auf Den BrGIoeuteu @rant.
Sic RepubIifantr in 5ennciIce
Bai b ingt II, II. Wut -@cu. S. 3.
@GilNer telegraphlrt Gus gtaibOiQe, oeB Der
repubIitGniide StaatS @Onoeut Don Zen.
ucIicc iidl beute in ytOiboille Ocrtugte; 15 Qe,
lcgattn iiuO fir Rorton unO iiir 8riltop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-22

fronting on three streets, connected Herewith.
10 Hotel and business men, DESTROYS Of investing
in good aud ale real estate, this Offers an excel
lent opportunity. Also
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Church Directory.

UHlllGN0X EGATIONAL.-Gran!te Oh.
state 81 'et"ecn Bridge and Oak streets. Rev.
James II. E"ob pastor, residence state street.
Morning service 1870 A. NJ. sunday school
at no "a. t>ening services ut ~ o'clock. Preach
ina tn.mef,ew by the pastor.
U&lN Dissatisfaction. Winthrop and summer
streets. Rev. w H. Dearborn, las:or. Preach
ing at 1919 \. NJ. sabbath school at Il NJ
pRorEsTANT EpisCopAL,~Sta,e e ST., between
Oak and Winthrop. Rev. samuel Upiohn, rector.
Morning service 1890 A. NJ. Evening service
FIRST BAPTIST Corner winthrop and Perham
SITS. Free -eats. Rev. Horace w. Tilden, pastor
fe.de,e Gfyt s opn1 lite Creieent - noFh
sabbath school at p NJ. Preaching to-morro"
b, re. DR. >,wtele.
FREE BAPTiST,-State street, north of Bridge
+ &c seats. e. +. Penney, pastor: residence
summer street. Morning service 1879 A. NJ.
sabbath school at II. Preaching tomorrow by
METHODIST EPIsCOPAL,-Green street, east OF
state. Rev. f. 7. dams, pastor; residence at
the parsonage, next door to the church: Morn
ing service 1890 A. NJ. Evening, ~ L. NJ
Preaching to morrow by the past r.
UNITARIAN. (Christ church, Cor. Oak and State
SITS. Rev. Chas, y. Curtis pastor Morning ser
vice at 1880 A. NJ. Sunday School immediate
ly alter the morning services. Preaching to-
morrow by the pastor.
wissel. o. $. H.. pastor. Morning service. le3o
A. NJ. Afternoon, 80 ?. NJ.
TIE Congregat onal. First Baptist, Free Will
Baptist and Methodist Churches hold social con-
ference meetings in their vestres every Wednes-
dav evening, at q O'Clock.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Northern Avenue.
Sunday school at 1920 A. NJ. Prayer meeting
Sunday evening at $50; Thursday evening at IL
o'clock. Preaching To morrow afternoon at 5
oc ock ami prayer meeting in o" ming.
NORTH AUGUSTA-M. f. CHI RCH.-Rev. j. W.
Perry, pastor; residence at the parsonage, next
door North Of the church. Preaching every Sab.
bath 1t 1880 4. NJ. sabbath School at u Nj.
Prayer meeting at IL T. NJ. Preaching tomorrow
by the pastor.
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATIONAL, HALO
WEII.-So pastor; morning service 1880;
Sunday school $50 z. NJ. Pulpit supplied at
present by Rev. III. V. Emmons and others.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, HALLOWELL-Rev
Mr.. LeIacheur, pastor; residence opposite CHI
Morning service 1870; Afternoon service, 2.3o;
Sabbath school at quarter past one r. NJ. Preach
ing tomorrow by the pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH, HALLOWELL.-Rev. W.
a. NewcoinDc, pastor. sunday school at 1890
A. NJ. preaching service at 2.30 L. NJ. Preach.
ing Ia norrvw by the pastor.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, HALLOWELI.:-Re
Mr. sawyer rector. Morning service at 1890
Evening service at $50. Sunday School at M.
UNiVEK>ALISf HALLOWELL.-Miss Haynes
pastor. sabbath School 10. 80 A. NJ. Preaching
service every sunday afternoon at 2.30. Social
conference meeting in vestry at $50 +. Nj.
Preaching tomorrow.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
rt Glib
Dai,u Aanuebse :;jonr,,al.
LIST OF THE PRINCIPAL LOSERS
BY THE PORTLs FIRE.

Portland July q. The principal losers by the
fire last night were Waldron & True, grain, loss
$1,000 to $4,000; insured for $4,000 in the Royal,
$4,000 in the Home $500 in the West Chester,
$500 In the Rochester German, $1,000 in the
Commercial, New York, $4,000 in the Ali, nee,
Boston. John Winslow Jones, $4,000 to Sl2 900
insured $4,000 in the Alliance, Boston, $4,000 2, O.
pies, $1,000 Citizens, Newark. Five stores be
longed to Judge Edward Fox and S. E. Sewai Of
Boston; loss 5000; insured $4,000 in Franklin,
Boston, $1,000 Citizens, Newark. A. X. Shur-
left owned four stores, damaged $1,000; fully in
sured. About $1,000 worth of heading in +. A.
Hanlcn's store, belonging to Chss. McKe 1ney,
Saco river, was burned; no insurance
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Murder VIII 0ut.

few years ago August lower was dIcoV'
cred. to be a certain cure for dyspepsia and Liver
complaint + " thin Dyspeplics made known to
their friends how easily and quickly they had been
cured By its use. The great merits Of Green's
August Flower became heraed through the coun
try ny one sufferer TO another, until, without adj
yerti.inr. its sale has become immense. Drug
pi,ts in every town in the United States are sell
ing it. Ne person suffering with Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, Cositiveness, palpitation OF the
Heart indigestion, low spirits, ETC., can take three
doses without relief. Go to your Druggist ana
10 cents. juneS-tTr&S&w
To avoid the danger of Infection, the linen of
persons suffering from skin diseases of contag-
Gus nature should be washed with Glcnns Sulphur
Soap, which is not oniy remedy but a disiniect'
ant
Hills Instantaoeous Hair Dye contains no metal
lie poison. julyl3-t&w4w
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Maine Men Killed by Indlans.

4 despatch from Burlington Iowa, under date of
July ID, states that c. w. Hanscome from Custer
City, reports that he left there on the 2Sth of June
arriving at Cheyenne three days ago. lie states
that a company consisting Of Iianscome, Cook, and
Carter were at work on dry-gulch claim, which
was paying $50 dsy to man.
The names of the III ners employed were &. T..
Msgroone, Bangor, Me-: Henry and VIM. Brown
of Wstervlle and VIM. Page Of Harmony, Me. {;
Lowell Valentine of Augusta, Me and John III.
Huff Of Brighton, Ga the Goth of June the party
were at work in a gnch, and had just received a
new hydraulic engine from Omaha, and bad been
engaged during the day in placing it, and about
ten O'Clock the camp was jumped by Indians, who
captured nine horses and killed the following par
tv: Carter, VIM Brown, Henry Brown, Lowell
Valentine, John IL. Huff and VIM. Page. Hans
come aud Cook cut their way through the Indian
circle and escaped. On returning the next day
they found their companions terribly mutilated
and scalpcd; also the absence of 800 pounds of
provisions The machinery was buried in the
gulch, and Mr.. llanstome started out with the re
mains of Mr.. Carter and has forwarded them TO
Liverpool, England, and Mr.. Cook remains to
guard the property until his return.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-22
Summary Of Religious Intelligence.

Seven children we're consecrated in the Univer
salst church in Stockton on recent Sabbath
Rev Arthur Cavanaugh, who was pastor of the
Essex Street Free Baptist church IN Bangor, IN It's
beginning, when it worshipped i'll York street
died in Dover, N. H., last Saturday evening lie
was quite an old man, having nearly reached the
age of seventy -hve.
bishop Hcaley of Portland has secured the
homestead of the late Capt. Richard McNianus,
in Brunswick. 1t is understood to be the in'en-
ton of the Bishop to erect church ON The premises
that will be a credit to the village
Sunday afternoon. 10th, Rev |. N. Bates bap-
tised one person in the kennebec tlom Eunktf ;
island, in Fairfield.
The Methodists of Pennington have scared
pledgcs for about $40, 900 for new churcA ediicc
and will probably soon begin building.
Rev. Mr. Rider, recent graduate of Newton
Theological Seminary has received and accepted
a call to be pastor of the Baptist church at Rock
port.
Rev. Mr.. Chalmers has dissolved his connection
with he Pavilion (Congrcgational) church in Bid
deford.
Already the Freewill Bapsts of Fairfield have
succeeded in raising in money and pledges, over
500, toward their proposed new chapel. Inc
sum required to build the structure, grade the
grounds and buy the settces will be about Slloo
Rev. J. Lockhalt has organized Sunday
school in his charge at South Lubec, last Sunday
being the second Sunday of his second year at
that place.
On Sunday, I'd inst Rev. John Rounds receiv
ed five persons into the Baptist church at kenne-
bunkport, three by baptism and two by letter.
The American Unitarian Association, at their
recent meeting in Boston, passed resolutions
of respect to the memory of the late Rev. A. ID.
Wheeler, d. D., of Topsham.
Rev, j. B. Wheelwright of the Congregational
church at South Paris, preached his farewell SER
mon Sunday, the 9th inst.
Rev. Mr. Cobb of Biddeford, pastor OF the
Methodist church there, was recently made the
victim of surprise party, on the occasion OF the
anniversary of his birthday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-22
Local anu State Menus.

The hotels are only half filed at Bar Harbor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-22

Numbers Of young men are suspected Of pat
riotic design to volunteer against the Sioux, from
the fact that they have shorn their heads % close
that no savage could find enough to lift scalp BY.
-lRockand Gazette.
Since the first day.of May, David Smith of Lud.
low has killed seven bears, the skins of which
bring him about $40, besides $35 State bounty.
Hunting bears in Aroostook is still . profitable
pastime.
Rev. A. Ii. Sweetsir Of St. Paul's church.
Springfield, and his wife, are expected to pay :
visit of few days to their friends in Rockland,
sometime next month. Rev. w. A. Start Of Mel.
rose, and wife, will also probably visit Rockland
during the August vacation.
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FOrty.FOurth Congress First Session


Washington, July 81.
The Senate resumed the consideration of the
rver and harbor appropriation bill. the pending
question being on the motion Of Mr.. Thurman to
recommt the bill to the Committee Appropria-
ions it'll instructions to reduce the total amount
al propria' ed by it to 100000
Mr.. Wiihcrs spoke III favor of the bill, and ar
gued that the expenditures proposed by it would
be of lasting benefit to the country.
Mr.. Dawes favored the substitute proposed by
Mr. Edmunds, to appropriate 100000 aud have
it expended under the objection Of the Secretary
OF War. lie then referred to the figures quoted
bv the Senator fom North Carolina (Meriimau)
on Tue, day, and said that senator had been msled
in qaoting from the biennial register as to the
number of employees in the civil service of the
government. In marking Of that register in 1873,
the names of all persons employed by the govern
mcnt were inserted, and it did not consist Of ho'e
employ ed in the civil service only. lie also
quoted from the figures stated by Mr.. M,r-
imam in regard to the expenditures of the gov
ernment. and said he was in error in these also.
MIR. Dawes then read from an official statement
showing the expenditures of the goqei nment
from 1869 to 1873. inclusive as follows:
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SEARSPORT.
NJ arine Disaster.

Rockland, July %. Schooner F. A. Colcord.
of and from Searsport for Boston, with hay and
brick, went ashore on south breaker, near White
head, about p. m. yesterday. She Immediately
bilged, and afterwards worked off the ledge and
sunk. The vessel and cargo are a total loss
crew afe.
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DESTITUTION IN JERSEY CITY,
NEW JERSEY.
FeaIs of a Bread Riot.

New York, July 81 At a meeting Of the Jer-
sey City Board OF Finance, last evening, com
munication was received from Mayor Leid!er,
urging the board TO make some arrangements
whereby the thousands of men of the city Saving
for want Of bread, could get work. The mayor
said it was of no use to talk eloqnentlv to half
starved men, about the hard times, and if no work
is prov idcd for them, there would undoubtedly he
a bread riot. The communication was referred to
a special committee of five, who were empowered
to visit the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Wards with the view Of ginning public improve
ments at which the men could be put to work.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Cnlc1kot july 81, 1910.
Flonr-extra spring 0la5 so.
Wheat - No. spring spot S4AS6S July
Aug s6&a
Corn No. > mixed, spot AJAX; August 44kah;
July AKA
OatsNo. ,. 27Aax spot: July "a; May
June 30.
kye-No. 2, 56a5j--.
Bariey-No spring As a49 spot; a May;
July 5S-a.
Dressed Hogs--9 65a9 10.
Pork ais - -aso- spot; II i5a- Aug; Is 95a
10 90 Sept; July 10 65a
Lard-lJ 9j-a IL 0j spot; IL 25-a July; Septll Is
a07h Aug. IL 95a97k
Blk Meats shoulders TAX /, short RIB mid
9Aa4 short clear m,d l0-al0-
Hame-- Is ms average a.
Whskey-ll0 "a.
Freghts-Corn to Buffalo. -a3k; wheat do 3k
Receipts 100 -four. AZ 0oo wheat: Isl 900 corn
1900 oats; OgG5 rye 400 barley.
shipments secs hour $4,000 wheat; 10000
corn, IL 0 0 oats: 300 barley; 1000 rye.
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4 al.


Hon r. b. Dunn of Watervile is quite low, his
disease having resulted in drorsy.
Rev Mr. Eaton, of Providence. II, l., formerly
Of this State, and founder of the well known La
Ton Family School, is at Bar Harbor, resting.
Mrs. Parks, the only daughter of the late Hon.
Luther Severance, is visiting friends in this city,
where she will remain during the summer. After
an absence Of twenty-one years, in foreign
country, the old home is scarcely recognizable,
the Kennebec bridge being about the only thing
that has not undergone change, Mrs Parks
resides in the Sandwich Islands, where her hus-
band holds high official position, being Chief
Marshal Of the Islands.
Gov. Conner, with members of his Council, are
expected to attend the Commencement exercises
of the State College, at Orono.
SD. Clay, Esq, formerly of Gardiner, now of
Michigan, better known as "Dud" Clay, was in
the C ity Yesterday.
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Local AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

The kidne, are sometimes the cause Of much
suffering. Batke over the Kidneys with Rennes
Magic Oh, aud see how "a c&lv the pain in the
small Of the back is cured A few drops in water,
taken inrrnalr also helps wouf crfullv. II IL safe
aud delicious to use. Try it. iulyl9 t&wlw
Dyyinc & Howard have tie Enforcement q the
following physicians: G. W. Martin, u. D., w.
$. Hill, NJ. D., &. E. Brickett NJ. D., W. Bolan,
NJ. D., II. IL. lliil, NJ. d., }. O. Webster, NJ. d..
H. J. Crooker, NJ . ID. cod If
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TELEt.RAMSIN GENERAL.

Six ta.al sunstrokes are reported in Baltimore
to-day.
The session Of the n. II. legislature closed this
morning.
Reunion of all the G. A. K. posts in n, ii. is
to be held at Great Falls Sept lst.
Steamship Russia, from New York, having on
board Dom Pedro and suite, arrived in Queens
town to day
Weather in New York very warm, but a strong
southwest breeze tcmpers the heat.
John Jacob Lowen,hal, the celebrated chess
player and author, is dead.
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VIRGINIA.
Damages by Storm,

Richmond, Juy 81. Seabrook's tobacco ware
house, used during the war as general receiving
hospital, had the southern section demolished
curing the late storm, sheds being lifted and
carried into the streets Three persons were seri-
ousy injured at the wal ehou.e The upper story
Of j. IL. Dickerson 4 Co saddeery establishment
was carried away, and Two persons injured. Other
workmen narrowly escared.