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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-30
NJ MASSACHUSETTS,.
Temperance Rally.

FALL RIVER, May %. The most imposing
temperance rally ever held in Fall River occurred
TO night at the Academy of Music, under the aus
plces OF the Catholic Total Abstinence societies of
Fall River. HE building was crowded. Two
thousand people being present
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Ell ROPE.


NEW YORK, May 80 A Rome special SAYS
Charles L. Wing, envoy OF Mrs. General Sher-
man, president of the American Ladies' Com
mt,ee, had private audience with the Pope in
the hall of the Vatican, sunday morning. A
number of geographical maps were presented to
His Holiness; also 81 0O0 in gold from the Arch
Diocese of ltmore, and $1,000 from other do
ceses. Several addresses and numerous priv ate
offerings were made.
Greece.
ATHENS. Nav %. Mr.. Comoundcuros has bee n
summoned by the King to form ministry.
France.
LONDON, May %. The Bonapartsts will get
the hons share of the appointments under the
new French min istry, causing considerable un-
easiness and suspicion among the legltimists.
Spain.
The government of Madrid in view of the an
tagonistic attitude shown by a section of the Epls-
copal clergym towards it, have made represen-
tatlons to the Vatican to use its authority to
dissuade the recalcitrants from creating embar-
rassinent
Turkey.
The Standards Constsntinope special has sent
the follow ing via Athens, 18th inst
"Redif Pashs, minister of war is now dictator
and for = time more powerful than ever. Great
anxiety prevails among the European population
who fear that during the state of seige if news OF
fresh disasters arrives there will be a collision
tion is one of very great danger"
Naval Matters.
The United States steamer Despatch arrived at
Gibraltar on the 23i inst
Arrival.
The ship Celestial Empire, from Lobas for Ant
weIp, arrived at Falmouth to-day, short of pro-
visions and her rudder head sprung.
Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA, May 20. The Egyptian conting-
gent for Turkey has not gone yet, and the cause
of the detention is unknown.
EXiied.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May %. The newspapers
state that among those eNiled for participation in
the last Sofia demon,tI alton, are Aghah Effendi,
a coun ellior of stab, I,mall Bey, chief of de-
partment in the foreign office, Emin Bey former
ly chamberlain to the Sultan Abchh ASH, and
Renal Bey and Mouhr Bey journalists.
Denial.
PARIS, May %. The Moniteur declares that
President Mcmahon will not resign in any event
The Pope.
ROME, May 20. 1t is asserted that the Pore ha.
indirectly requested the good offices of the En-
peror of Austria with the Car, in behalf of the
Catholics in Poland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-30

The farmers have got their planting nea ly done
in this vicinity. We have had such early
sp:ing that people have improved their time. A
larger breadth Of corn and wheat have been put
into the ground than for many years. Many
farmers have sown wheat this spring that have
not sown any before for long time. There are
but few apple trees in this vicinity that have
blossomed this spring, the farmers will have
to 90 without their "storc of winter fruit another
year.
Dea. John Tbbetts OF this town died recently
at an advanced age. He was highly honored and
esteemed by all who knew him, and he was tor
many years deacon Of the Baptist church.
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OMISVILLE.


SoMEsvILLE, May 90. About five O'Clock this
afternoon the japan factory owned by Cyrus j
Hall. who in company with l.. j. Higgins wa
manufacturing japan, was burned to the ground
Mr.. Higgins, who was IN the building at the time
escaped with difficulty his hands being very bad
ly burned, aud his face blackened by the flames
There was considerable japan in the building
which facilitated the fire. The probable loss OF
the whole will be about $1,000; said to be no in
surance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-30
Chicago Produce Market,

Chicago, May 20, 1877.
FLOUR-Extra spring. 81 75as so.
WIFE AT-So. spring, 46-a -; cash, 43ka
lt4}4; June u 45}l; July No. 8. 49, ii;
Az u rejected, 90 n 9s-.
CORN-No. mixed, AZ: cash AZ; June, 40k:
July ,l64
OATS a71lc. cash. s7Rc June; l,x July.
RYE-No. :, lie.
BAkLkY-No.2 spring, rs a00c.
PORK Cash, 10 5o-al3 6!K, June, IA TO-;
Julv, ID IN.
LARD Cash, 925- cash; Q 2o-as FOX, June:
July . 30a93!1a.
BULK MEA rS-Shoulders, sac; short rib
sides, la C; short clear rib, IA a C.
NHlSkEY-Western, W
FRElGuTS-Corn to Buffalo, Sc; wheat do
fac, - ~'
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Pennington Locals.
Capt. John Luce, about eighty years of age,
was riding in the company of another man, a few
days ego when the breeding parted. The horse
ran outside the road, with both men in the wagon.
and Mr. Luce was thrown upon the ground. A
physician was called. and ii was found that the
old gentleman was suffering from fracture and
dslocalon of the hip. The break was properly
cared for, and Mr.. Luce was left as comfortable
as possible.
Robert McKeen of Phillips, met with a similar
accident very recently. lie was riding alone.
when the axle of his wagon broke and let him ia
to the ground. lie suffered fracture and dislo-
cation of the ankle. A physician was sent TO.
from Pennington.
A friendly game of base ball was PLAYED Satur-
dry. on the Little Blue ball grouu ds, betw cen the
high and Normal schools, resulting in favor of
the former; score 10 TO l.
The new Methodist church is approaching i,s
intended form. 1t is already up and boarded. and
begins to assume a church-like appearance.
When you 20 to the post office some night. ip
time to see a ma rush In ahead of YOU aud buy
fifteen or twenty stamps, and not only buy them
but stand right in front of the delivery until he
has appended them to as many letters, with an
ANXIOUS crowd around him waiting for messages
you may be sure that you have fell in with an
American born lunkhead.
Decoration Day will be observed by the soldiers
and interested citizens.
The catorpillars which caused so much destruc-
ton last year, are being found in large numbers
IN some localities.
BOYS in college from this place are now at home
for short tune.
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Grave Charge.
NERR ASkA.
Indian Affairs.

WASHINGTON, May 80. Lieut.. ii. W. Lawton
of the Fourth Cavalry, telegraphs from White
Clay, Nebraska. to the Indian bureau. that in &C
cordance with instructions, he left the Red Cloud
Agency yesterday in charge of the Northern
Cheyenne and Arrapanoes. numbering ninety
seven people, enroute for their new home in the
Indian Territory, and expects to reach their des-
tlnation in sixty days, being compelled to move
slowly on account OF limited transportation.
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Disasters at Sea.

The schooner Maud Webster from Bangor,
with lumber, struck on the rocks off South wharf
in Nantucket. the 9th inst. and was left with her
bow several feet out of water when the tide went
down.
The schooner Traveller, Hodges, from Jack SON
vile for New York, put into Savannah the 10Th
leaking, and with loss of part of her cargo.
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Fight.
CUBA.
The IusurrectiOn.

New York, May 20. The gunboat Ossipee,
which recently made tour of the harbors of the
Island of Cuba, found that the Spanish officers
were exceedingly formal and coldly polite to the
American flag at every port; that Glen fusoes,
Santiago, Nuevtas and other small ports at the
eastern part of the Island are all so closely be-
leaguered by the insurgents that only the pres
ence of large number of Spanish gunboats at
each place prevents them fiom falling into the
hands of the Cuhans.
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Boston Stock List.

Boston, May 30, 1877.
los at the Rrokerai Roa rd
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CONDENSED

Base ball at Philadelphia Hartfords s. Athletics
4. Boston-Bostons 6, Tecumsehs of London,
Ont, 2.
despatch from Quebec saws contract was
yesterday signed for the demolition of the Jesuit
barr acks erected in 1885, the oldest ecclesiastical
structure on the continent.
Mrs. Mary Marshall, who attempted to walk 80
miles in ten hours, at Providence, yesterday, ac-
complshed only 46. Illness is assigned as the
reason for the failure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-30

Mr. George E. Tufts, graduate Of Acadia Col
lege, New Brunswick, and member of the grad
usting class in Newton Theological Seminary, has
received and accepted call to the pasorste of the
Baptist church at West Watervle He has sup
piled there two Ssbbaths and the relations that
soon to be formed mutually agreeable. Mr..
Tufts W Ill begin his labors with the church and
people at West Watervile, On the third Sunday
in June.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL, FORAGE
AND STRAW.

OffICEoF THE Acting ASST. QUARTERMAsTER,
hENNLBkC ARSENAL, NE, May 30, 1871.
CEALED PkOi OSALS, in trplcate subject TO
y the usual condit ons, will b. received at this
ONCE nutil IL 0c ock noon, on June 30, 1871, for
furnishing the Fuel, Forage and Straw, required at
his Post during The period commencing July let,
and ending December 3lst, ISL, delivery TO he
made at he Post at such times during the period
mentioned aud in such quantities AS may be need
ed.
PaJ ment for the supplies depends upon a future
aIpopfl ton i'r the purpose by Congress
Tue Government reserves the right To reject any
or all bids. p etrrrncc VIII be given to articles
of domestic mo uctIun,
Further lni I'm u on as 10 estim lted quantities of
supplies required. cOuuitUns ~ be observed by
bidders and terms OF contract and payment, may
be obtained BY application to this office.
Envelopes containing proposals shoult be mark
ed: up oposa!s for Fuel, Forage and S raw" (as
the case may be- and addressed to the undersigned
}. =. FARLEY, MAJOR OF Ord. and A. A. Q. NJ.
may50 at
Pure Neat,foot, Lard, Sperm, Castor
and Essential Oils sold low at Partridge's
Drug Store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-30

A Face with Charming Features may bs rem
dered actually repulsive by blotches and pimpes.
Glenns sulphur soap promptly remedies all COM
pleXional benishes as well as local eruptions of
the skin, burns, bruises, scalds, &C. Sold by all
druggists. Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, Black
OF Brown, % cents. may2-t&wlm.
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Cheesfulnts. IN. or ,prinp or u,.,,n

That eaua 10 state of the mind which is unrunled
by trifitng Incidents, and looks the sunny side
OF things in general, Is the res alt of healthful
state OF thr b ain and stomach. The dysppptic
ana ne vou- iuVtld maya though this il rare in.
deed, ieisn cheerfdlness, and may bear the har
RAISING symptoms viii n persecute him with an AS.
sumption OF heroic INDULGENCE, but in reality he il
the victim u; dependency. To eXper ience geuuih
cheeriuhesS OF mind, the stomach must recover its
lost tone the thinking organ its normal quie uie.
ii"steiters It 'm' ch Btlers are the nest remed =
Tor meht depression, since they overcome the
nervous debility ant indigo ltion which originate
anu 'os,"r II. Persons suffering from infrmites
peculiarly Incident to the decline of II e, ladies in
delicate he 9TH, aud couvaescents derive solace
and vigor ir IN lis use Drive away the blues and
revive The dropping energies with This grand slim.
uiatlVe tohlc' mayo teod&wIw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-30

Mrs. {. G.. Dnmmer of lIallowel, has given to
the Maine General Hospital at Portland, the sum
OF four thousand dollars to endow perpetual
free bed to be called the "Cleaves Bed, for the
benefit of those who not able to pay the ex-
pense of Hospital treatment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-30

SACtJ.
RELIGIONS,

BIDDEFoRD, May 20. The annual session of
the York County Bible Workers opened in saco
to-day. The attendance of clergy and laymen
was fair Rev. Mr.. Blades of Saco conducted the
devotional meeting, and Rev. Mr. Chase of Bidde-
ford, the teachers meeting. This evening Rev.
DR.. Warren Of Portland, addresses the meeting
The session closes tomorrow evening
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WYOMING TERRITORY.
Indian Matters.

CHICAGO, May 90. 1t. Gen. Sheridan has re-
ceived despatch from the Red Cloud Agency,
confirming the news of the Indian engagement at
Little Muddy Creek, May eth. Two rumors had
arrived at }hat agency giving the particulars of
the location and list of the killed and wounded,
which tally with the Bismarck despatch, and say
ing that Sitting Bull led the band which was at
tackled.
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LOUISIANA.
The Situation.

New YORK, May 90 A letter has been pre-
senttd here from Ben Butler TO Marshal Ptkin
urging the later to resign his msrshslship in
Louisiana, in order that the bargain made by the
Presidents friends, by which it agreed that
Wharton should be provided for if he succeeded
in getting deserters enough from the Packard to
the Nichols Legislature TO make the latter legal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-30

There will be matched game of base ball on
the Western Avenue grounds this forenoon, at
nine o'clock, between the Oaklands of Gardiner,
and Pioneers of Hallowell There will he game
in the afternoon at 230 o'clock, between an out Of
town club and picked nine from this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-30

Pimples on the face, eruptions, blotches. scrof-
ulou- diseases, and all sores arising from impure
blood, are cured by DR.. Perce's Golden Medical
Discovery. For bronchitis, laryngitis, and all Sc
we're and lingering coughs, it is unsurpassed. 1t
ceanses, puriies, and strengthens, the system.
As an antl-billous or liver medicine and to relieve
papItation or irregular action of the heart, it
works wonders. fit
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Suicide.
NEW YORK.
Death.


NEW YORK. May 80. Fletcher Harner. senio,
member of The firm of Harper & Brothers
publishers, died at four o'clock this morning, OF
gastric fever.
Coal Lower.
One hundred and fifty thousand tons of Scran
ton coal sold to-day at dec line of from forty TO
nifty cents a ton.
Weather.
Weather very fine, warmer, wind south.
Personal.
Charles F. Wingste will be the new editor Of
the Evening Express.
Deaths.
Deaths were recorded to-day of VIM 5 Dun
ham, agt nis here of the Connecticut Mutual Life
Insurance Company, aged seyenty-three wears
and OF Mrs. -. Z. Gulager, well known soprano
singer
Celebration.
RoSDOUT, May %. The President, Vice Pres.
ident, cabinet, justices Of the Untea States su-
preme court, officials Of this and the surround.
ing States, Senators Conkling and Herman, and
many other prominent men are invited to attend
the centennial celebration of the establishment OF
the New York state government, July Both, here
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Decoration Day.


a dead body was found in the water off Pc
land bridge to-day. Unrecognizable.
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SOUTH CAROLINA


COLUMBIA, May 20. The Senate at ter a strong
discussion on the House appropriate bill to. day
struck out the fifth section which pr divided for the
payment Of interest on the bonded debt of the
State,
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Phiia delphia Lawn Mowers !.
l6 INOH OUT, ONLY $3.50.
Stafford a. Co., 101 Water st.
Sign of the Golden Gun.
may3O- If
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Marine Notes.

The brig A. j. Pettengll of Portland, which
sailed from New York the 25,h inst, for Copen
hagen for orders, has cargo of war materia
valued at S4l5,00O.
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As those employed in this Office desire to OBJ
serve Memorial Day, paper will be issued from
this office tomorrow The Portland papers also
suspend publication.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-30

The old meeting house, on Windsor Neck,
built fifty years ago, and which has been tum-
bling to decay for a few years past, has been
thoroughly repaired, thanks to the kind people in
the vicinity, and will be dedicated to the worship
of God, on the 9TH Of June. As this house is de-
signed to be free, a cordial invitation is given to
all Christian ministers to meet at ten o'clock on
the forenoon of the above day, to participate in
the service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-30

If your lungs are irritated, oppressed and sore,
no method of treatment will compsre with nhal-
ing the hot vapors of Tar The "Solution of For
est Tar" with inhaler, is the only preparation of
tar for this purpose. may30-t&wlw.
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Pensioners in this State will be paid for June at
the agencies heretofore; but after July lst, all
pensioners in this State will be paid at Concord
n. IL. The June payment commences next Mon
Il
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Weather Indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
slowly ia ling barometer, rising temperature,
south to west winds, and clear or partly cloudy
weather. 90
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M ExICO.
Nominations.

CITY OF MEXICO, May 90. Matiss Romero,
Mexican Minister at Washington during the pres
idency of Juaiez was o-day nominated Sec'y of
the Treasury, aud Trinidad Garcia Secy of the
Interior.
Fight.
Pedro Valdez with some fllibusters. was de-
feaed by the government troops in fight on the
10th.
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BATH.


Bath, May 20. The owners of the steamer
Star of the East have purchased Mcclellan wharf
here, with 267 feet of water front, for $40, 500.
Extensive improvements will be made.
Launched.
There was launched to-day by VIM. Rogers, a
hue three-masted schooner named Eddie Huck,
1874 tons. She is owned by Judge H. J. Huck of
Texas. Mr. Rogers is also building for the mar
ket white oak ship 400 tons. to launch in Au-
gust.
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YER MONT.
Death.

MONTPELIER, May 90 DR.. j. Y. Dewey, pres.
ldent OF the National Life Insurance Company of
Vermont, died a. his residence in this city, to-
day, aged seveny-.ix years.
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Pennington Locals.

10. Music-American Overture. Home Band
IL. Eenedlction, Rev. L. T. Adams
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| extra taxes. This goodly town. that has sent out
such men as Owen Lovejoy, Henry W. Paine, the
Jones' and Others has future before it, but its
business must be maiBly agricultural With the
close cultivation of the soil, by the intelligent
farmers Of the place, there will soon be an over
production waiting for the markets of the world
Then will come the question of a railroad. China
has before wrested with this problem, but it will
undoubtedly grapple with it again in the future.
Memorial Services.
la accordance with the custom established since
the crushing out of the great rebellion, the ser.
vices Of decorating with flowers the graves of sol
dicrs, will be observed in this city, this afternoon.
Members of Seth Williams Post G. A. r., and
all honorsbly discharged soldiers and seameu are
invited to assemble at G rand Army Hall, at 10
o'clock this forenoon and participate with the
Post in decorating the graves in the cemete is
on the east side Of the river.
Comrades, with such invited soldiers and sea-
men as are pleased to assist, will re- assemble a
Grand Army Hall at o'clock p. Nj, and join the
procession at precisely $780, and proceed to Fores,
Grove, Mt, Vernon. Mt Pleasant and Catholic
cemeteries where the ceremonies of decoration
will be performed. The line of procession will
II,
right resting near the post Office. The procession
will be formed in the following order
A. NJ. True, Marshal.
AfDS-P. NJ. Fogler, j. q. Webster, Wallace
Bolan, j. IL. Deliver, Peter Breen.
Halloween Cornet Band.
Capital Guards.
Detachment of Ordnance from Kennebcc Arsenal
Conner Cadets.
Seth Williams Post No. l3, G. A. r.,
and other eX-soldiers.
National Home Band
Cutler Post No. 49, G.. A. r.
Carriages in the following order:
Orator, Poet ard President of the Day
Governor and State Officers
Augusta City Government.
Augusta Clergy
Officers Nat ona Soldiers Home
Commandant Kennebec Arsenal
Officers Insane Hospital.
Citizens.
The procession will move according to the fol-
lowing route:
Along Water street to Bridge, up Bridge to
State, along State to Green, up Green to Forest
Grove, Mount Pleasant and ST. Mays Cemeteries
where the Posts of the G. A. X. will proceed to
decorate the Soldiers Graves with the usasl cere
monies.
Returning via Winthrop, State. Green and
Water streets, to Granite Hall, where the follow
ing exercises VIII take place, DR.. &. L. Brickctt
acting as President Of the day
|. Music.-Select ions from Wallaces Opera,
Mariana" National Home Band
Prof. J. w. Wales. Leader.
2. Prayer, Rev II. W. Illden.
3. Singing-Ameiican Hymn, Chorus
A. Reading Of Orders, L. NJ. F,yler
D. Music, Ilh.owel Cornet Band.
6. Grafton, Gen j. p. Chley.
I. Music, Hallowell Cornet Band.
.. Poem, Henry {. Houston.
9. SInging-Amelics, Chorus and Audience
/. My country, It's of thee,
Sweet land of liberty,
OF thee | sing;
Land where my fathers died.
Land of the pilgrims pride,
From every mountain side
Let freedom ring.
&C., &c.
~. Musc-Amefcan Overture, Home Band
II. Eenedlction, Rev Z. L. Adams
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The Cap~al Guards have target practice this
morning at half past eight o'clock, on the trot-
ting park.
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The President, Secretary McCrary and severa
other members of the cabinet will attend the dec
Grafton ceremonies at Arlington cemetery to-mor
row.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
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Daily Aeanejet Juurnal.
PORTLAND.
Burglary.

Burglary.
PORTLAND, May %. Two burglars were ar
rested this morning while plundering the West
Ead Variety Store. Their names were Leonard
Green and Fred Dacy, both of Portland, and new
beginners.
Decoration Day.
Business will be suspended tomorrow for the
Observance Of memorial day The Grand Army
will decorate the graves at the different GENE
ter les the principal ceremonies being at Ever
green in the afternoon. when the city government
will be present. In the evening there will be ex-
ercises at City Hall, John o. Winship giving the
Grafton.
Fire.
The house Of Thomas Stack, at Cumberland
Mills, was damaged by fire last night. Insured
for one thousand dollars, which will cover the
loss.
Body FOnnd.
A dead body was found 10 the water off Port
land bridge toe day. Unrecognizable.