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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-08
Winnsb OF 0 Hotel.

F .e-V -, 4r.-' g..
= HE undersigned takes pleasure ii
informing his friends and the public
that he has removed to that large and
eommodious Brick Hotel, located in tho
osntre OF business, whore he is prepared
TO accommodate the public iyith q|eaa and
wo II furnished rooms, and a table 1 s,i
piled with the best that the market
affords. .>Y/,Jf
He intends to deserve and hopes to
receive the public patronage =
: n' M. l.. BROWN,
"sh"sfy' y, ls77"W Proprietor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-08
.vr;YNOLDS, Editor.

Tho Democrats gro giving the
Lonieiana Returning Board rascais
n ecvexc roasting before the House
Committee in Washington. Not
even n grease spot will DO left of
them. Mr.. Hewitt it is'allcgcd, will
testify that ho received three offers
from the Returning Board not to
st cal the State from Tilden--for %
consideration.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-08
TWO SENATORS.
Zen Pictures Of Bayard and Lamar,
Phi!GdGiAia Times.
THE CuEvAIIER BAYARD.

Thomas Francis Bayard Inherited
one Of the Delaware Scnatorships
from his father in 1860. The little
pocket State is practically an aris
tocrary, ruled by the Bnyurds AMI
the Slulsburys. The head Of each
tamliy goes to tho Senate, and the
State officers are pnrccied out
amcnS the junior" and the collateral
branches, Politically tho Bayards
have greatly outwcighcd tho Sauls
burya for the last two generations.
The latter family seems to have run
t. seed. remember James 4. Bay.
ar", the father of tho present Scna-
tort charming old school gentle
man, with manners full of sweet and
stately courtesy, n | in his prime a
man Of strong intellect and fine ora>
torira) powers. Thomas T.. is the
eU1ticat tc"Soncr on the Democratic
Sllo OF the Senate. His countcrpart
on tho Republican side is Edmunds.
Ii person he is shaped like his State
long and nalrow-and his intel
icct is built y good deal on the same
o"d"r. 1t reaches down to a solid
basis Of t"t and logic, and towers I'D
4 long Way, but does not broaden out
much. ic is the tallcst man in the
Senate, unless his rather slender
shape is deceptive and adds appar-
entity to lis real height. His fnco
IS thin, angular, furrowed with
deep lines fully revealed by the
absence Of beard. \ large nose,
Il firm mouth and heavy projecting
brows, shading deep set, gray eyes
give h!m a look Of stcrnness and
thonGhtIulEcss Flo does not an
pear Ike Il good natured man, but
III This respect his countenancc is not
a true index, for few of his asso-
cites are as uniformly courteous and
oblginG. His hair is of an iron
gray color and reveals no bcginninr
OF badness. In his dress he an
pears to study plainncss even at tho
expense OF taste, wearing IL dark.
gray silt without even the us,ol
ornament Of Il gold chain. His
style Of speaking IS direct, clear.
forclblc an! !"rgumcntativc, and his
manner of presenting his ideas is
better adapted to legal tribunal or
Il small dcilbcrative assembly than
toa porular audience. He employs
none Of the tricks of oratory and
seldom departs from the straight
patti OF his theme to gather any
flowers Of illustration.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-08

T. "Have you suit Of clothes here
to fit a large body of water ?" "No,
but we can sell you o needle and
thread with which to sow a potato
patch on tho pants of a tired dog"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-08
THE CLASSICAL. LAMAR.

y laco ti&L Ha!Sht have come out
OF one of Eandykc's pictures, and
needs only the setting off of wide
brimmed, plumed hat and velvet
donhlct to make the vraiscmblance
complete; strongly emphasized
features, Il heavy, dark moustachc,
which would he fierce if it had an
upward curl, but sloping downward
" Brnvciy romantic ; pointed beard
on chin, large hazel eyes, straight
hair, between brown and black, worn
SO long that it fails down over the
coat collar; Il lofty forehead form
"f medium height and wcll-shaped
save Tor the STOPPING shoulders a
sober suit OF brown broadcloth-~tho
care with which the coat is buttoned
and its velvet collar revealing a tenn.
pcrato love of dress in it's owner. This
rs l'ucius Quintius CuItius Lamar,
Of Mississippi. Representative noy
end Senator to be after tho 4th OF
March, He is the finest orator in
the House, and yet he very rarely
speaks. Hc is Of French ancestry.
go o''o '"il PillllN sec, lOf ms race
never came to him from English
parrntagc. Intensely Southern in
his political instincts, Lamar is
nevertheless broad, liberal and
national in his views. In all the
Southern delegation no one is less a
Bourbon-no ono is more sensible
and progressive. Very few men in
Congress are as well educated or
as we'll read in standard and current
literature, Finally, he has q good
qlw'lty that comes with his French
blood and is TOO rarely found in
Americans of middle age he is gal
liant toward women and fond of their
society. Among the tobacco eating,
whiskey~ drinking, unculturcd, boor.
lsh crowd that tho South has sent
to Congress since the war, Lamar
stands conspicuous as one of tho
lew representatives of the now al
most extinct class Of high-minded
Southern gentlemen. ~''~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-08
RUFF'S, SILK TIES,

liandkcrchiefa. Collars, Cuffs &C., in
great variety and at extremely low prices
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-08

The Electoral Commission, it is
thought, viii report upon the Elcc,
ton in Florida to-day. II the dc
cision fnvors Tildcn the problem is
solved, as he needs but one vote,
If Hayes captures Florida despite
the decision of tho Supreme Court
and the admission of Gen. Barlow
who was sent down by Grant ''to
watch the count" the Democrats will
mako fight on Louisiana and
Oregon. They have accumulated
very damaging testimony against
the Eoturning Board,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-08


The incoming; United States Sen,
atc Will hcnonr}y evenly divided be
tween the two parties. Last year
there wore folty~forr Republicans
and twenty ninc Democrats. The
now Senate will contain thirty~nino
Republicans and tiirty-ltvo Demo-
Gratis, with three contested seats, two
from Louisiana and ono from South
Carolina. ... ... ..,
The House will DO Democratic by
from three to eleven majority, it is
said. Things arq getting too closo
to be comfortable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-01
Metlry on Ii Maine Vessel.
THE first MATE SHOT AND THE
CAPTAIN AND SECOND MATE
NARROWLY ESCAPE.

WAsnINGroN, May 81. The United States
Consul at llavre reports terrbe and nnwarant-
able mutiny of the crew of the American brig c.
{. Swccny of Harrington, Maine, on the 10th
inst, few hours after she left IIavre. Itappcars
that four out Of six men refused to obey the or
der Of the mate, Henry Harris, and made an at
tack upon him with revolvers killing him instant
ly. They then attempted to assassinate Capt.
Cole, the MASTER and the second mate, who es-
capped by baricading themselves in the captains
cabin.
Through the energy and courage OF the cook
steward, and two OF the crew, who were loyal to
the officers, the vessel was got back 10 Havre
\ pom visiting the vessel with the chief of police
the consul found the body of the mate mutilated
with pistol bullets. The mutineers were placed
IN irons, and at once sent to prison. The wit
nesses remaining on board are under police
guard aw iing the action of the French author-
ties, who claim the jurisdiction of the case, as ii
Is charged by the French pilot who was on board
at the time Of the meeting that the mutincels
fired upon him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-01
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
1allg Esnueats 3lourEal.
Memorial Services.
BANGOR.
To THE

BANGOR, Nav 30. Memorial day was general
ly observed here. Places of business were closed
and there were o. her tokens Of respect for the
honored dead. This forenoon the Grand Army Of
the Republic Of this city marched to Brewer and
assisted in the services there. This afternoon
procession was formed, cons isting of platoon Of
police, Bangor Band, Mayor IIamlin, Commander
Grand Army of the Republic and staff, Jameson
Guards, Coburn Cade,s, two companies from the
State College Post Beal, G.. A. r., City Govern
ment, knights of st. Patrick, aud sections of at
ulery, marched through the streets to European
* North American railroad depot and took the
train for Mt Hope Cemetery where the graves
were decorated, AMI an Grafton was delivered by
Prof. John S. Sewail of the Bangor Theological
Seminary.
Our citizens participated in this annual tribute
to the ustrous dead, and generally observed the
day as one set apart from bus mess for a patriotic
and u Oble purpose
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-01
MHEhtar PasAl has been Court
Marsh led.
Military Opera!!4aS delayed
by Rain.
Navigation If the Danubs to
bs Resumed,
Reported Atrocities Of the
Turks.
THE no; MANIAN MINISTRY IN
TROUBLE.

LONDON, May 81. All is quiet at Kars. Heavy
rains prevent operations.
The Vienna Tsgblatt saws Mukhtar Pasha has
been court martlaled and dismissed for represent
ing he had equipped an army of G60OO men,
whereas he had only 30 900 men at his disposal
Instrumentation on an enormous scale is said
to have been discovered.
The Freinden Blat denies any meeting be
tween the Emperor of Austria and the Gar has
been projected.
A Pans special says the delega from the
Greek provinces of Turkey held a meeting III fav
or of war. The committee on national deiences
have been called on to distribute arms in those
provinces.
The Times Vienna special says in consequence
of represe nations of the Austrian government
about the re-openng of the navigation OF the
Danube as far as Glrla, Safuet Pssha has assured
the Count Zlchy that If his government pleuged
Itself that tue Danube steam navigation would not
carry contrabands of war or tow ships down for
the Russians and Roumanlans, the Porte would
consent 10 the Ie-openng OF commerce. Tue
matter now appears settled.
Seryisn preparations are not such favor the
idea that Prince Milan will permit himself to be
carried away by popular pressure. At least it NAV
be assumed that neither government nor prince l.
likely to decide before the return of the latter
from Paicstl.
A special to the Times fom Constantinople say
IN consequence OF demonstration OF 5000 Soitas,
the Grand gier has consented to the dismis OF
Redlt Pasha.
NEW YORK, May 81. The IIcrads cores
pondent in Berlin Ieeg apis that semi Off :Ial pa
pers IN that clr continue 10 prOgnUsuca'e a
speedy end of tue wan between the Russians and
tie Turks.
Ine kussian press is unanimous in the di,aG :
prevail Of the proposition TO lesrlct the policy OF
the government III any way.
The Turks have conceded free navi CATION to the
Danube north of the Ilmak nver.
A special from Rigusa dated the 18th, says the
Turkish attack ON the Montenegrin position in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-01
Decoration at West VvaterviiIe.

decoration Day was observed il this village
in an appropriate and impressive manner. At 3
z. NJ the procession consisting Of the pupils Of
the village schools, members of the Reform Club,
and citizens, headed by the West Watervilie
Band, was tol med and took up the Inc of march
to tue cemetery. Prayer beng Hired by the
Rev. Mr.. Mann, the graves Of the fallen soldiers
were proiusciy laden with flowers and evergreen,.
The evening programme was observed IN Me
mortal Hail. As follows: Music by the Band /;
Qlartette Singing; Prayer by the L V. MI. Mann ;
Reading OF the Roll Of Honor by }. W. GIl-
man; an Grafton by J. Manchester Haynes of Au-
gusta; closing with QuAtette aud Baud music.
BY the united etlolts of few ladies and gentle
men. Memorial Hall was artis,ica,ly decked w!lh
flags, mot oe-, evergreen and lora ct oetelas OF
many devices.
The oraton was an able and eloquent Tioduc-
ton, and was well received by the cuI2eBs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-01

the Union Temple Of honor in this city, was cele-
brated at the hall of the Order on Tuesday even
lug last, May 29th, on which occasion full dele
CATION of members and invited guests were in at
tendance. Ihe exercises consisted OF music by a
select choir; speeches by presiding officer Heath,
Past Worthless Clarey, Jones and Nye; Rev. Mr..
LeLacbeur, Judge y. ID. Knight, Mayor L. Row
ell and others; after winch bcunjitul supper,
under the superintendence of brother Ira NJ. True,
aided by other members of the reireshmeut com
mntee, was discussed with great relish and salts
faction by all present. The occasion was one oil
P'easurab!e and prof able interest, and 1t gives Us
pleasure 10 witness the beneficial influence of this
noble order IN staying the progress of iuttmper-
ahce Ia this community, aud leading their fellow
CITIZENS IN tuc way ol uuth, love, parity and tdel-
nv.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, May 81, 1871.
FLOUR-Extra spring. o. 754s so.
WIFE Ar-NO.2 spring. ia -; eash | IA
| 40, June 40; July No. s. so. n soy I;
40 ~ rejected, g5-a 90.
CORN No. mixed, 4Sa cash 43h: June, 49,.
JulS 4b's,
OATS a7-c. cash. S7'4c June; So July.
klk-No. :, IL c.
BAR kl-Nu.2 spring, 60 aO0c.
Pork Cash, Is si}ial3 M, June, IA o.;
Julv, Is 70.
LARD Cash 8 80 cash; sO--a9 80 =. June
July gl23a a9.441.
BULK MEAro-Shoulders, sac; short rib
sides, la C; short clear rib, IA c.
WHlSkEi-Western,l o..
kklGHIS-Corn to Buffalo, Sc; wheat do.
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The IHNuTrectiOn.

New YORK, May 81. A Ilavanna letter Of last
saturday lays that the insurgents captured the
small town of Santa Roslin, opposite Gibara, on
the 22d inst, and killed aud captured the garri-
son, sacked the houses and set fire to them. They
carried oifconsderable booty, including 100 stand
of arms, 10000 rounds of fixed ammunition, and a
large quantity of stores. Several boats and launch
es from Gibara, with SpaniaTds, were repulsed
with heavy loss, as they attempted TO rescue the
town. Sickness increases in the Spanish army
Sugar making has stopped, and the yield is 80 per
cent. less than last year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-01

Brown Brothers, Baltimore, Wholesale dealers
store, was burned yesterday; loss, 100000.
10 the case of Lucy A Mink, on Trial for killing
her lover Chas. W. Kicker, the Jury brought in a
verdict of manslaughter, at Lowell, Mass, yestcr-
day.
Three men were killed in the silver mines in
Georgetown, Col, Wednesday. by blast.
The den ocratic State Convention will be held at
Columbus, Ohio, July 18th.
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CALIFORNIA.


SAN FRANCtsCO. Nav 81. The passengers Of
steamer City OF san Francisco lost everything
barely landing with the clothing worn. All the
money in the hands OF the purser was lost. The
passengers were cool and collected, only one in
stance al panic occurring. A young man from
New letk jumped overheard, hat was picked up
Many passengers lost from $500 up to 50 GOO.
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7Dall0mrll Zural NrWs.


Memorial services were observed in this city on
WedDe'day forenoon last, according to our usual
cu,'on on til day. The Pr ocessi,n consisting Il
oUr engine companies, temperance org luiziliOns,
citizens, ETC., Ma promptly formed and ready to
march at9 ocl9ch; Capt. &. ). Johnson otfi ia
ting as Chief Mar hal. Ilallowell Curnet Band
furnished music for the occasion. Oh arriving at
tne cemetery the vast throng was called to order
by the Cnlel Marital, who introduced De-. j. q.
A. lIaNes, Pies dent OF the day. The exercises
at the monument tuen proceeded according to fol-
loving
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" ENTiTKOP,

Decoration day was observed at Winthrop by
procession, headed by the Winthrop Band march.
ing to the cemetery and strewing flowers upon the
graves OF the patriot dead. The exercises at the
cemetery opened by singing america" followed
by prayer by Rev. w. +. Bickfoid. Shoit
tions were made by DIR. j b. Filebrown, l.. f.
Carlton. Esq, and Is. c. Torsey. Much credit is
due the committee of ladies who slpcrintended
the affair A. g. II. Wood, E-q., was president Of
the day.
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GREENE.


LEWISTON, May 81. Olive Lane, aged twenty
years, teacher in school district number Que in
Greene, fell dead Wednesday noon, just as she
was closing the forenoon session.
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PORTLAND.
Appointments.

PORTLAND, May 81. Franklin j. Rolns has
received official notice of his appointment as col
lcctor of internal revenue fol- the consolidate d
district of Maine.
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N.Indnating Exercises.

WEST PoINr, May 81 Only half of the board
of visitors have arrived. MIR Blaine Is expected
to-m1Iow. when the examination OF the gradual
iug class commences. Among the class is cadet
FnPPeI (coortdl of Ga, who has honorable
standing, aud will graduate with honor, being the
ihst colored graduate in the history of the military
ac, deny.
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Marinp NOtes.

Among the vessels TO which was awarded Of
fetal numbers yesterday, the Alfred d. Snow
of Thomsston, Me-, her tonnage being two thous-
and and seventy five.
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TENNESSEE.
DrOM ned.

MEMPHIS, May 81. Horace +. Smith, general
freight agent OF the Memphis division of the
Great southern Railroad, was accidertly drowned
In the river opposite the ely last evening.
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S3S2, 0SS,j07 -
Total,
Removed.

There were fifty additional removals in the
bureau of engraving to-day. Four OF the chiefs
of the divisions OF that bureau dismissed
and their places will be supplied by new men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-01

If your lungs are irrtated, oppressed and sore,
no method of treatment viii compare with nha-
Ing the hot vapors of Tar. The "Soluton of For
est Tar" with inhaler, is the only preparation of
tar for this purpose. may30-tSwlw.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EvFNINn RFppRT

New 1Ork, May ST, IsII.
Money was easy at l1aa2 per cent. on call. For.
ign cX mango advanced to sSIls bankers long
and 4,g1. alsJ5. for 1enand. cold opened al 1904
add closed at iDet. Loans l-aa2 per cent.
customs rectip ls, $3.50 J01 Treasury disbursed
81 co. OF, soo4. 100 bonds. aud CIV Ter
silver.
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con f.CrICII.


stiuctor in The F'cnch Hartford School, who wa,
bitten by dog April 9th, died this morning, Of
hNdrOphOba
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati May 81, 1877.
PORK GA 25aI4 20 Clear sides, TLa-.
LAIRD BACON
steam, 20 az 80 shoulders, 5Aa--
hettle l0alu 80 Clear rib sides "a
BULK MEAT Clear sides, sfL
shoulders, soa0 wHlSKEY- l e7al VI
Clear rib sides, 0-a7-
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have You tried Lubin's latest and best perfume
"AbroIia !; For sale only by Devine x Howard
may 29teod
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Using SOZODONr each day
WA prevent the teeth's decay,
Wniteness of tic pearl impart,
Far beyond the dentists ant.
may 30-t&weodlw .
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Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Congregational Pub
fishing Society WIS held here this morning. Re
ceipts the past year, 81 1873, with S4i05 hand
at the beginning OF the year; expenditures 81,
Gal; balance on hand. 5000; donations received.
S2l1I. The managers report shows that the sale
oi the past year were 81 900 against $50 900 the
previous year. Hon. Charles Theo lore Russell Of
CAmAlidSe was chosen president with long list
OF vice pres ldents
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MASS ACIiIISIcTTS.
Missionary Meeting

BosToN. May 81. The American Missionary
Association held meeting to-day. Tue claims
of the association were presented by Rev. c. l..
W GODDARD, district secretary III Boston. The
cietys work is done largely in the South. The
amount received by the treasurer in 1876, was
925i 100. There are iifty-seven missionaries and
1876, l9l teachers in different parts OF the world.
The total number of chulches is 4 52l; Sabbath
schools, 1880, secular schools, > 800. There are
10000 scholars in the South being taught by
l1Lm er pupils OF the associalion
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NEW ORR.
Almost n Fire

NEW York. May 81. A panic created by the
rail takiug fire, and which NJ ght have been at
tended with serious consequences, took place III
the Catholic church of Saint Antonio. in Sullivan
street this morning. Prompt action of the priests
and ushels calmed the congregation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-01
PROGRAMME.


The procession wa. then re formed aud returned
by way OF Second street to CITY liza i, when ranks
were broken. AS will be seen by The above pro-
gramme the exercises at the cemetery were vaIed;
embracing short and interesting addresses IN place
OF AN elaborate grafton. The entire audience
maintained the utAost order aud decorum through
out the exercises. and evinced by close attention
their qualification and agreement with tue sentl-
mcuts advanced by ali the speakers. The monu-
meut was decorated with flags, evergreeus and
flowers; and suspended flom the trees surround
ing we've fesoons of flags, wresthes, etc. Much
credit IS due 10 the entiie committee in charge Of
the preparations and various details of this annual
memorial tribute to our honored dead. May the
day always be observed with equal evidences of
grateful remembrance and patriotic enthu siasm on
the part OF free and united people aud may our
be loved country through its length and breadth,
forever enjoy III full measure the rights and bless
ings of christian civilization and national indie
pendeuce perpetuated to us by 80 noble and costly
sacrifice.
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A War Article.
Yesterdays Berlin Post had a war article de
claring that no confidence ought to be placed in
the professions or Intentions Of the French Cabl-
net, and that the hopes of peace rest chiefly on
the prudence and sAgacily OF German statesmen.
The article is full of iuslnuatiops against Count
Won Beust, the Austrian Ambassador at London,
of whose ntrigues it gives a cncumstautial ac-
count. 1t says that he recently endeavoied to ce-
mcnt an Anglo Austria French alliance, to be con-
cuded nominally against Russia aud Germany,
but in reality against Germany alone. France
and Austria were to have attacked Germany,
while England would be left to deal single hand
ed with Russia, in the East. The English Cabi
net, however, seeing through the plot, it came to
nnIhInn.
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RHODE ISLAND.
SuICIde.

Pr. violence, May 81. Hon. Elisha Watson OF
South klnsson, diov ned himself in salt Pond,
this morning.
Fire.
Galen Pierce's residence in East Providenc G,
was burned tins morning. Loss, 1000; insuIt d.
ii .lWO.
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Aut ton.
PENNSl INANIA.

The law library of ex-mayor Hall was sold
auction to-day, bring a fair price.
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CONDENSED TELEGKAMs.

PARIS, MAY 81. The Agricultural Club gay
Minister Mashhurne a farewell benefit last MY b