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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-09
STATE NEWS.

The third division of the Freshman class at
Bates College, had prize defamation Tuesday
evening. The Prze was given to Miss NJ. X.
Pike.
Mr.. Alhee Parsons of Eustis, died very sudden
y Saturday last. A lew moments before his death
ne complained of pain in his side and laid down
upon the lounge. He breatned but a few times
after Heart disease was the probable cause Of
death.
An Aroostook paper gives an explanation of the
case against William IL. Palmer who it will be
remembered, was arrested a few weeks since and
AIKEN TO Bridgewaier for trial, on a charge Of
forgery. Last May, Palmer went to Mars Hill to
carry on farm, and bought horse of q. w. Col
Inns OF Brdgewater, giving note on five months,
signed by James ii. Webster To secure, Web
ster Palmer gave him bill of sale of the horse
and also of 500 bushels of potatoes to be raised.
In less than three months Webster took possession
of the horse. Alter harvesting, Mr.. Palmer re-
turned to West Gorham, where his parents reside.
few weeks ago Webster obtained warrant for
Paimers arrest, on charge of cheating by false
pretences. The warrant was sent to an officer in
Portland, who served it, and notified officer w. T.
Hutchins of Houlton. Mr.. Hutchins took Mr..
Palmer to Bridgewater, where he Was examined
and discharged, there appearing no evidence
whatever to warrant the grave charge preferred.
The final dividend of the assets of the Lewiston
Institution for Savings will be made soon as the
law court gives decision in the of the Bank v.
Franklin Company, in which about $40 900 10
pendng-or the difference between the par value
aud market value of So, 900 of Continental ills
stock. Should the decision of the Commissioners
be confirmed by the Court, the assets of the Saw
ings Institution will be somewhat increased. The
decision will probably be made within q month or
two. 1t is expected that further dividend of
about % per cent. will be made to depositors-
making 70 per cent all told Lewiston Journal.
Geo W. Hunnewell, while passing from Lew
iston to South Auburn, Nov. 3d. was thrown from
his carriage and seriously injured. His shoulder
was dislocated and arm badly fractured, aud he
was otherwise seriously injured.
A despatch to the Boston Herald says q rupture
has occurred between the Allan Line and Grand
Trunk. All through freight will be forwarded by
the Dominion and Beaver lines, from Portland.
Tne Allan steamers 90 to Baltimore.
lion. VIM. Common of Fairfield, recently gath
cred over 600 bushels of white French sugar beets
from less than three-iourths of acre OF grouud.
There were ten Carloads, averaging 400 lbs. to
a load.
Information was received Wednesday of the
death of Arno WIswel Esq, at his home in Els
worth, Tuesday night, ut the age of 60 years. The
deceased was "A native of Frankfort, but removed
to Ellsworth many years ago, where he attained
prominence and wealth a citizen and member
OF the bar. About two years ago he had an at
tack OF paralysis and second attack lastweek re-
suited fatally. The deceased a brother in law
of Hon. John A. Peters. Bangor Wing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-09
THE EASTERN WAR.
Engagt IN cntS ut Dentboyun and
kars.
The Russians Win Two Coed
Victories.

RAGUsA, November s. The Montenegiins are
bomoaidlng Fort LeIdar, near SpGz. They have
twenty guns III position also before Padg
ST. PETERSBURG, November s. Official returns
place the Russian losses from the CONNIE Ii c. ent
of hostliiues to the lst inst, at 6l sol men.
LONDON, November s. A Russian official des-
patch uatcd Curukdara, Gu, says Gen Lager
of yesterday occupied position IN front of the
southeastel ports vi ka.s, Tor the purpose of
erecting siege guns. The Turks attacked him,
supported by a fire from the foIts. The Russians
beat them back III disorder, pursuing them into
Font liahz Pasha at the point Of the bayunet, IN
hlcting great loss. Spiked guns were captured,
with III officers and 40 men, and the Russians
then retired with small loss.
A Russian oti nal despatch dated Kuruk Dara,
Armeniai 9th, confirms the intelligence that the
columns OF Gems. Heymann anu Fergukassotf de-
ieated the Turks on the Alb INST, AT Deneboyun,
after nine hours fighting. The Turks fled IN
complete disorder, abandoning then camp, arms
and provisions. The losses are unknown.
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ME XICO.
The Extradition Treaty.

NEW YORK. November s. A Mexican ne " pa
per ol october 9Th contains what appears to be
The authoritative exposition of the views of the
MEXICAN government in reference to the exLrsdl-
ton reay with the L. 5. 1t claims the present
treaty doesnt prohibit the surrender of Mexican
citizens to be tried in L. 5. Courts, for offence
committed on T. 5. soil. Government NAV IN its
discretion surrender them.
1t says the action of the executive in ordering
the surrender of rioters who attacked the RIO
Grande jail, was IN accordance with the advanced
and enlightened principles of International law
and comfy and required by the peculiar crcum-
stances of crime. IL adds:
IF government has duties towards citizens, it
has also International duties TO watch and to be
FAITHFUL II 1t refused Its assistance in the execu-
ton Of sautary justice"
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Marine Disasters.

Sloop Comet. Capt. Sawyer, went down during
the ,quall, Monday afternoon, between Dyers Is
land and Hurricane. Six persons on board we've
got safely to shore. The sloop was raised Oh
Wednesday.
Capt +. Young of White Island, also lost bis
fishing schooner "Pelew." which dragged anchor
and went ashore in gale of the same day.
Schooner +. II. Brazos, Philadelphia, with
bricks for Newport, SINK on the % inst. in gale
in Delaware bay. Crew saved
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sidney Locals.


Our Sidney correspondent writes
My third chapter on Improvements will com.
meuce with second Samuel surnamed Clark, who
resides on the old homestead which has been tho
roughly repaired and painted ms ide and out, one
barn shingled. clapboarded and painted a large
stable finished in all its parts including cupola
with golden "Knox" for vane. lie has BUR
chased the Hayward farm, next north taken dow n
the line fence, which with the wood lot lately
bought OF Mathew Il. Stevens, makes quite a
plantation. Sidney being On island in regard to
railroads. he builds barns out OF town for the stor-
age OF hay, he being dealer in that COMMODITY (;
also potatoes, bark, &c. He is man OF excellent
Judgment as one of his last transact ons will
show being democrat, he walked into "a lad-
cal republican family for wife.
Freeland Warren has lately put a new under
pining of brick under his house, new chi<Rey
reshlugled, capb0arded aud painted, mani all
things look Ike new.
Thomas Clark has this fall reshingled the roof
of his house, taken the old fashioned chimney
down and bsit one of modern style. lie attend
ed the masons himself although eighty years old
he carried twenty bricks $50 lbs. to load up stairs
lie was born on the place, and his father before
him. Ills grandfather once owned IA farm in Au-
gusta, his house being where the Name
Central Kairoad passenger depot now stands sell
ing bis farm for forty dollars, he moved to where
hs grandson Thomas now lives, he having le-
ceived the title of his land from the King.
Uncle thomas has three boys, all ''chps Of the
old block :" they own and carry on tour farms,
own anu run a hay press, making the whole gang
themselves. They have lately commenced pur
chasing hay, which they press aud send 10 market
on the lr own hook.
Mr.. Willard jackson, who lost his house by fire
last August, has rebuilt, the size of his old main
house. and finished it inside and out in a neat and
substantial manner, and wishes publicly to return
his thanks TO his neighbors and friends for their
kind and generous assistance In the way of mouey
and labor
School in District No. 2, commenced Monday
of last week. The district is fortunate ia obtain
ing the services of Miss Emma Bean, whose quail
ihcatons, lady like bearing, and peculiar faculty
of gaming the love of her scholars, make her h
very desirable teacher.
In reading an account of the death of Col.
Liberty Billings of Florida, reminds me of times
gone by when his father resided in Halowell and
was noted for the manufacture of edge tools |
remember when Liberty was young man. as be.
ing tall, spare, and not having the appearance of
a fghting character. He taught school one win.
ter on the east side of the river. near Yeatou's
corner. He had one scholar, long pronged, and
not di-posed to obey orders, who thought he wa.
more than match for the teacher but soon found
hls mistake by being seated a hot stove The
only damage was the necessity of large patch ON
his
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Seizure.


Ten cases of alleged smugglcd goods were
seized to-day III landing from the steamship Glen
roy FROM China at New York.
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Colby TnIytrsifY Nnfes.

On Wednesday evening occurred the public
defamation Of the Junior class. Music WAS fur
nished by the college choir. The following is the
programme:
Music.
Origin or the Drama, G. f. Murray.
The Government of the Iness, Geo. Merriam.
Lord Bacon, james Jenkins
Alexander Pope, c. 5. Lemont.
Music.
The United States Nation, A. p. Soule.
stephen A. ID 1ugia,s, W. A. joy
The Eng Ilshman aud the Ameri-
can, e.. F. Warner.
Supernaturalism and Law. G. w. Judkins.
Music.
The Old Country Farm House, f. Flood.
Sacred ElOquence, Z. f. Owen
The remaining sixteen were exc lsed. The ar
tices were all Of high order, well delivered ard
to full house. The next public exerci Use will be
the Senior exhibition, at or near the close of the
term. large part of the students have engaged
schools for the winter vacation, and few will be
compelled to leave before the close of the college
term in order to begin their winters task yet il
ia universal complaint that teachers are plenty
and wages low.
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supreme Judicial COurt.-Libbey, j.. Pre-

THURSDAY, Nov. 8.
State VS.. Arthur Smith. On the opening of the
court this morning, counsel proceeded to submit
the closing arguments Mr. Webb, for the State.
abandoned the charge of intent to kill as CON
tanned in the first count leaving only the offence
charged in the second count, that of an aggravated
assault and battery. 1t was eleven O'Clock when
the judge concluded his charge 10 the iury. and
they retired TO their room. They found the deft.
guilty of simple assault only.
State vs. Marcus Perkins, indicted for keeping a
liquor nuisance. Potter for def. The deft lives
in Chelsea, near the soldiers Home, and is com.
planned OF as one OF quite numerous class who
create disorder by supplying the inmates with
liquor. In this case 1t Is insinuatei thst the Go
tor was disguised with spruce beer. Verdict,
guilty.
State vs.. Sarah Moody and james Moody. This
indictment is precisely OF the same character a
the last nam, d. the delts coming from the same
neighborhood On trial.
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Chicago Produce Market.

chicago, November 8, 1871.
rLDUR-Extra spring o. 75a5 rs.
w HEAT-No.2 spring iO6xaz. easb: I05ka
tooh November, lOia tlOis December No lOOLa:
A ltl- rejected, S3 "a.
Dec. 4I4. va
0Aro, 2Ihc cash: 2a3sc Nov. 23}I Dsc.
RYE-N0, :, $3.50.
BARLEY-Nu.z spring. a5s1c.
PORK - Cash Is l2kal3 L., Nov. 10 TO-.
Dec, IL A..
LARD Cash SPY cash: sl2--as I2k, Now;
Dec. SOFA.
BULK MEATS-Shoulders, 5La5z.c; short rib
'ides "A C; short clear rib, ~ G.
WHlokEf-Western, O5h.
tRElGHIS-Corn to Buffalo, 3kc.; wheat do
IC.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Htaastse aourn.l.
E}IDDEFORD.


TIE Turf.
BIDDEFoRD, November 8. Nearly tws thou
sand people attended the races here to-day. The
principal attraction was the stallion race for $500,
between Mckenny's Palmer Knox and Berry :
Fearnaught. Both horses having been raised and
kept here for stock purposes, great interest was
manifested, and large amount Of money changed
hands. Palmer Knox won three out of four heats.
Time, 2 81. Fearnaught won the second heat ;
time, 2 Al. The track heavy.
Declined.
Mr.. Moody decliues to labor here in December,
owing 10 engagements elsewhere.
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BUSINESS FAILURE.
Great Excitement on Stock Exchange at
the News.

NEW YORK, November s. special fom Mon
treal saws financial circles are agitaled by the fail
uie of The hardware firm of Muholland 4 Baker
They have been in business forty years as share
holders IN several banking institutions and Baker
Is brother OF the Solicitor General OF Quebec.
On the stock exchange the announcement caus-
es great excitement, and the bauk stocks were
subjected to rapid d.cline the heaviest fall oc-
curing in the Consolidated Merchants and Peo-
pie, these being Institutions with which the finn
Transacted most OF their banking business. 1t is
said the Consolidated Is involved to an extent of
$4,000. and the Merchants Tor equally as heavy
an amount. The liabilities are believed to be very
neavy.
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PENNSYLVANIA,

PHILADELPHIA, November s. The Press, rem
says: Ihis morning the complete or closely e..
tmatcd returns fron 30 OF the G6 counte, midi ate
hat the dems Will elect Turnkey lt supreme
court Judge. who runs behind his ticket betw, en-
1000 ana 1000. la the 80 counties where the ma.
JDfllles are III The dems have 29i3 votes to spare
while the l6 to hear ilom gave Hayes only 25Gi
over Tlden. Unless unlocked for gains have
been made In these counties, Sterret rep, for Su-
preme Judge, is defeated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-09

A new subscriber in Minnesota, who recently
went there from Maine, in RENTING his subscrip.
ton for the Kennebec Journal, writes "Although
the grain in this portion of the State was entirely
destroyed by the grasshoppers, and times are
hard, cannot get along without your valuable
paper. The grasshoppers have now left the State,
and let us hope forever. The wheat crop in this
State was extra heavy this year. On land that
had been cropped nearly twenty years, it grew
from 20 to 25 bushels to the acre. The 'boppers'
have about dscou ragged the people in this section
of the State, but now that they have left, the set
tiers are coming in fast. Spectators are buying
out claims and and is rising rapidly in price,"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-09

In the Somervllle Police Court to-day, Jas. G
Bovey, charged win the murder of Mss Sarah A
Hirckley, by administering drugs to produce
abortion, was held Tor trial W ithout bal.
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" ASIiiNGTON.
lauCus.

WAsHINGToN, November s. At a caucus of
the democratic members of the House this after
noon, 1t was decided TO nominate Rev. DIR. w. Z.
Harrison OF Ca, southern Methodist, Tor chap
ialn representative Of tue House Of Tenn.
resolution declaring it incxpedient TO attach
to tie army appropriation bill provso that none
OF the troops be employed for political purposes.
TINS was ngLeed 70 by a vote o! two TO one.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

letter of coincidence signed by two thousand
French residents OF Moatreal, has been forwarded
To Madame Theirs.
Sir Edward Thornton is expected to return to
Washington during the latter part of the present
month.
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NJ AIRY LAND.
Shooting AGray.

BALTIMORE, November s. Thomas IIugan ac-
quilted III March last for shooting Councilman
Mnlllgan, during an alteration IN Il saloon last
night, shot VIM. Clark and James Shannon, the
former severely and the latter dangerously.
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DA KOTA.
Indian Matters.

BISMARCK, November s. The Sitting Bull
commission arrived here to-day in ambulsnces,
aud proceeds to ST. Paul. The thel mometer is 6
dogs. below zero. Col NJ lies has been ordered to
take all the Nez Perces captives to Fort Buford.
The cavalry is en- route here.
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SOUTH CAROLYN
Political.

COLUMBIA, November s. Ex-congressm
Small objects to being tried before Judge Towns
end, as the latter is prejudced against the colored
race, as shown by his action Csidozas trial. and
that no triai be bad here account of prejudcial
newspaper articles. His counsel moved for the
removal OF the case to the l.. >. Circuit Court.
Judge Townsend overruled the motion tor the
transfer.
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NEW JERSEY.
Defa Cation.

TRENTON. November s. There is great excite
ment mere III consequence OF tue discovery of the
deacation OF between SIS 900 aud $40, 900 in the
account, of Walter T. Bartlett, receiver OF taxes
lie was arrested privately last evening, and after
itullless EFFORT 10 get security, was committed to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-09

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed administrator on the
estate OF
ALICE V, LEIGHTON, late of Augusta,
in the county OF kennebec deceased, interstate.
AS the law directs An persons. thsre,ors s, na
demands against the estate of said deceased are
desired to exhibit the same for settlement and an
~,.-- EUGENE W. wHITEHousE.
Oct On, 1871 3ul7
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

."w YORK, November 8. 1871.
Money loaned at Gas per cent on call. Foreign
exchange " ak; $50 al sos for sixty day
and 4s314us44 demand. told opened ut WY
and closed at iO2>s. Borrowing rates --0ala2 per
cent and dat, ana carrying rate g. al. Clearings
a2t, 1900. Custom receipts s2s7 800. Treasury
disbursed. sz33,700 interest t3s7 400 tor bonds.
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MlNNESOTt.

NEW YORK November s. special from ST.
raul says the state has goue rep by $1,000 mai
ind the election is considered the same rs in Mas
sachusetts--a distinct endorsement of President
iiayes policy. The Legislature will be rep by 20
u 80 mai
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The city council has wiped out the disgrace OF
their former action by providing for three by
drants on Water street, to connect with the pipes
of the Augusta Water Company.
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Fisheries Commission.

HALIFAX, November s. The evidence taken
before The fishery commission has all been pint
ed, ana 1t is expected an award will be given
about the 23i inst British agent Ford and his
Secretary, Byrne, will sail from Halifax for Ly-
erpool by the first steamer in December
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Weather Indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States.
cloudy, rainy weather, warm southerly, veering to
cold northwest winds, falling barometer, follow
ed by rising barometer aud clearing weather.
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SENATOR MORTON.
olor,d Mems Respect to his Memory.

WAsHINGToN, November 8. AT mass meeting
oi coloIed persons last night, III respect To the
memory of the late Senator Morton. addresses
were delivered by Fred Douglass, Pinchback ard
Rev. J. &. Bagwell, AM suitable resolutions were
odaptvd.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Railroad Matters.

PROVIDENCE, November s. A special meeting
of stockholders OF the Providence 4 Worcester Ii
K. company, held here to-day, aud ii W AS vot-
ed unanimously TO approve the directors plan for
the mortgage oi the road.
suicide.
Mrs. Augustus Horton committed suicide bv
cutting hel throat at Newport. Insanity
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LOUISIANA.


NEW ORLEANS, November g. The cigar max
ers OF this city, to the number of about nne hun
dred, are now on a suike. They demand that
there be an increase of from two to four dollars
q thousand.
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Railroad Matters.

The directors of the New Jersey Central Rail
road are comforting with the stockho ders upon a
plan OF reorganization which comprehends the
covering OF all presen, mortgages, leases, etc. 50
that the new company shall 20 Into pracucal opel-
alton by Jan /. purchasing committee has
been foimed to carry out details.
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Zoral ann State Nfms.

Dow & Storer are now ready to deal out gro
cercs as low as the lowest.
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game played with sticks and stones, by the
school children, is called shianey. As its name
indicates. it is calculated to dev elop the shins and
seems to be enjoyed by the SINNERS.
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The strong mind makes use of all science to
serve its purposes, said the Rev. A. Whitman IN
the convention Wednesday. But the compostor
substituted "stormy wind" for "strong mind. "
which made the sentence more poeticsl perl APPS,
but less sensible surely.
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In the notice Yesterday of the pardon of Geo
A. Dyer, perhaps it stated too strongly that
the forged notes he uttered we're known to BE-
forgeries by those who received them. 1t was so
announced at the time, but it was not proven il
court, and ought not to be stated AS a positive
fucA
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Decision,

The New Jersey Supreme Court to-day decided
that the action OF the ludsoa count, freeholders
in purchasing the Harrison Estate for two hun
dred thousand dollors for the site for the new
Court House, illegal and void. The members of
the Boa are under indictment.
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CALIFOR MA.


NEW YORK, November s, The old established
firm Of Fordnam 4 Jennings, San Francisco, ship
chambers and grocers failed TO day. Their La
bilities 500 900, and they offer their creditors
orty cents on doll
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Suit.

In the suit brought by A. b. Stockwell, in the
suireme court, 10 recover from Hume, W ebster
q CO., 1000 shares OF lLdlsna Mfg Co. and drafts
ior $4,000 Drawn by plaintiffs the Howe Ma
chiut Co.,. motion was continued for a temporary
INJUNCTION re- training Webster X Co. FROM pose
cuilng the action or selling securities denied By
Judge Douohue.
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ELECTION RETURNS !
KANSAS,

TOPEKA, November S. Returns come slowly
m Horton, rep, Tor chief justice. will have a
handsome majority, and the state " il. be 10000 to
30 900 req -
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Workmen are coming on finely with the new
building o. Bridge street, to be occupied by W.
ii. Turner for his grave-stone and monument
business. 1t will afford most excellent facilities
for the prosecution of business. Mr.. Turner'S
orders extend over a wide range of territory.
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Our excellent reports of the Universalist Stat,
Convention were made by Mr.. Arthur Stacy.
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CALAIS.
Death.

city, Superintendent of the St. Croix x Peuob.
scot railroad, died "Wednesday night at o o'clock