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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-10-19

Tandy's Universal Ague Pills are sOGr-
rGHted to cure Ggue. For sale by Tandy
& Eastman, and Perley & Ryder, Empo-
ria, Kansas. Att
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There are 100 more scholars In EmpO-
ria than there IL school room for.
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IFEsses. Call and see them. For sale by
35-3m DIR. J. A. MOORE.
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What about celebrating our 2Ist birth
dayl
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Major Hood IL adding commodiou
barn TO bis premises.
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Register

We are authorized to announce o. }.
Russell as q candidate for the office OF
Register Of Deeds, at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce F. z.
Page as q candidate for reelection to the
office OF Register Of Deeds.
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DOE'r FoRGER-That ths place to get
those Is homemade boots Is 1t
lott ADAM NcELxR's, 9Th avenue.
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DR.. Filters Vegetable Remedy il guar.
anteed to cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Sciatica, Headache, Baekache, Nervous
Dyspepria, Catarrh, Swollen Joints, Asth-
ma, Nervous, tired, languid feelings,
Weakness In kidneys and nerves, OF
money positively refunded IL not cured in
the time specified. DIR. Filter invites ali
to consult fres Of charge. Address oSS
Chertnut st., Philadelphia, Pa. Medi-
cine for sale by J. A Moore, sole agent
Tor Emporia. 39-sf
WOODWARD q Co.
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The narrow gague railroad wants 9 lot
Of piles to set bridges on. See adv.
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Evans sells mems good Kip Boots 70
$3.50 only. 40-4t
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We are authorized to announce Hiram
Conner as q candidate for reelection to
the office Of Sheriff Of Lyon county, at the
November election.
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Surveyor.

J. H. Hibben will bera candidate for re.
election to the Office OF County Surveyor
at the election in November.
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Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce G. a.
Fleming as q candidate for the office OF
Sheriff Of Lyon county, at the ensuing
election
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Milliken as Q candidate for the Office OF
County Surveyor, at the ensuing election
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Excurnions to Texaa.

The NJ, K. q T. win have on sale Oct,
18th, 18th, 2lst, 22d ana 23d, tickets to
Denison, Texas, and return at reduced
rates to those wishing to attend the fair at
Austin, which commences Oct. 10th and
closes Oct. 18th. Also the fair at Dallas,
commencing Oct. 22d and closing Oct.
9th. Tickets rot good after Oct. 31st, TT.
41-2s J. G. RICHARDS, Agent.
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DobbIns' EIectrio soau

Smoke James Smiths Imperial cigars.
The finest in Kansas.
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The Chicago store has nailed its ban
ner to the mast.
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The cheapest place to buy your boots
and shoes Is at Evans boot and ahoe store.
he has the largest and best stock In
Emporia. z0-H
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Ask Coz James smith's Imperial cigars.
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Town full OF strangers
Sausage again in fashion.
Get IN your winters wood.
MInce pies will soon wripen.
Lyon county apples till you can't rest
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Fine-James Smiths Imperial cigars
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AdUeTffse:"
Mrs. De Kidder-MIliinery.
Chicago Store-Dry Goods, &c
Williams a Briner-Druggists SC.
W. III. Gilehr1st-Lumber, Windows, re-
Sterry q Sedgwick-TWo legas.
NJ. N. Mason-Contract to let.
.. NJ Larkin-Hay for sale.
Samuel Loy-StOck, etc, for sale.
I. V. Butler-Estrays.
Almerin Gillett-Estray.
Wanted-A girl.
ID. s. GilmoEe--Wood wanted.
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Ticketsi Tickets

Tfcketei TIcketsI
For sale by the old reliable NJ, z. ct.
Railway. "Every body takes itT'
First-elass ticketsi
Second-class ticketsi
Emigrant ticketsl
Excursion ticketsI
Round-trip ticketsI
st. Louis Fair tickets.
Apply at the N. X. b T. depot.
j. G. BURNETT,
Ss-tf Freight and Ticket Agt.
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Evans sells women's shoes at 81. I4O4
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EMPORLA.

We present Ghis tOesk tas TolLosoia0 neaD GdOer-
ffsezaeRts Of '' Tie Mem sCho
Adperffse:o
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-25
A Proclamation by the Presi
dent.
PERSONS CAUTIONED NOT
TO AID THE RIOTERS.
The Insurgents Commanded TO Dispers,
Within Given Time.

WASHINGTON, July "a. The following procla-
nation has just been Issued by the President of
the nied States as the result OF to-dsys cabinet
meeting
Whereas, it is provided in the Constitution OF
the United States that the United States shall
protect every State in the Union, and
Whereas, the laws of the United States require
that all cases of insurrection in any State, or
obstruction of the laws thereof, whenever in the
judgment of the President it becomes necessary
10 use military force to suppress such nsurrection
or obstruction to the laws, he shall forthwith, by
proclamation, command such insurgents TO dis
perse and retire peaceably to their respective
abodes within a limited time,
Now, therefore. |, Rutherford Il. Hayes, Presi-
dent Of the United States, do hereby admonish all
good citizens of the United States, and all per
sons within the territory and jurisdiction of the
L Unied States, against aiding, countenanc ing,
abetting or taking part in such unlawful proceed
ings, and do hereby warn all persons engaged in
or connected with said domestic violence and OBJ
structon Of laws to disperse aud retire to their
respective homes on or before twelve o'clock noon
of the twenty fourth day of July, instant.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the United
States to be sffixed.
Given at Washington, the twenty third day OF
July.
X. b. HAYES, President.
NM. NJ. EvAKrs, Secretary of State.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-25
A Crisis at HIND.
ENGLAND REPORTED IN A WAR
LIKE ATTITUDE.

NEW YORK. July "a. A cable special saws that
on saturday important communications passed
between the government and Russian foreign Of
nee. The British cabinet without any doubt re-
gard the war as approaching a crisis in which
''reat Britain should be represented efectually on
the spot.
There is firm belief in most well-informed and
trustworthy quarters that the English government
has sent It's ultimatum to Russia, which, if not
agreed to by the cars government, will neces-
state declaration of war by England. England
has not really been excited until now, and last
night the talk everywhere was warlike
hernans despatch from Tirnova says the Turks
after heavy lighting were forced back on Phillip
opolls. One column Of Russians are entrenched
south of Eski Sagher, and within three hours
march OF Pbipopohs. The other column is at
kalaper. while the third is near Shipka
1t Is said Osnan Pssha is steadily Advancing.
and that the Russians are retreating on Nicopolis
kiernan' s despatah from Erxeroum says a bat
tie which lasted four hours was fought east of
kars. resultln. in checking the advance of the
Russians.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-25
STATE NEWS.

The other morning swarm of insects settled
down upon the Saco ferry near where the road
Camp Ellis leaves the main travelled way. The
ground seems to be covered, and they extended
over three OF four acres. They much resembled
bees, were little larger than honey bees-for
which they were at first taken. An examination
under q microscope showed the insect had DO
sting or honey sack; its head was also smaller
than honey bees. They had all disappeared by
afternoon.
The following are the recent business changes
in this state:
Bridgton-G. D. Bliss, boots and shoes. sold
out.
Camden-J. n. Fowler, market, sold out
Portland-Baey x Noyes pub, dis, now F.
W. Bailey.
The Saccarappa correspondent of the Sunday
Times in alluding to the arrival of the new hearse
ordered by the town authorities q while ago,
praises its "beauty of design" Wonder IL said
correspondent is physician or dealer in pills.
Rev. Charles Whittier of Dennysville, with his
wife and several children, and Mrs. Thurstou,
mother Of Mrs Whittier, and wife of Rev. Steph
en- Ihurston Of Sesrsport, were in town last Tues
day, on their way to Jonesport, where Mr.. Thurs
ton is preaching as a missionary. Mr.. Thurston,
as many well know. was Q settled pastor at Sears
port for many years, afterwards Secretary Of the
Maine Missionary Society. Now, at the advanced
age of eighty years, he has turned missionary in
the employ of the society of which he was for SO
many years the honored head. Mr.. Thurston is
still vigorous. Machas Union.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-25
Gardner l0ral Nems.

New potatoes have dropped to so cents pei
bushe.
The "Star of the East" took so head Of horned
cattle on her trip to Boston Monday.
Rev. Mr. Hayden, pastor of the Universalisi
church, has q vacation extending through the
month Of August, and consequently there will be
no services at the church for the next four Sab
baths.
A merchant at the lower end of Water street
was surprised at seeing a COW walk into his store
out to the office at the rear and then turn about
and walk out, one day last week.
In the police court, Saturday, Michael Enright
was arrragned for keeping q victualing shop
without license. He waived examination and
gave requisite surety to prosecute an appeal to
the S. J. Court.
Misses M. w. and A. I. Cooper started Monday
last, on trip to Europe.
They will visit their brother, Capt. W Wilder f
Cooper, Pittstou boy, who is proprietor of q
floating dock in Havre, France, and will be alb
sent about six months.
A party Of about thirty gentlemen and ladies
made an excursion to the mouth of the river Mon
day, on the tug "City OF Lynn" Capt A. Sprague
They left here at o'clock in the morning and
passing the day very pleasantly in saihng and
fishing, arrived home about nine O'Clock in the
evening. They made good clam chowder for
dinner and the trip was very enjoyable in every
respect.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-25
OLD ORCHARD.
Robbery.

BlpDEroRD, July "a. When the Boston train
rolled up to Old Orchard station this noon, and
the depot and platform were thronged with peo-
pie, snatch thieves did good business. One lady
carrying her portmonnaie in her hand, lost it and
one hundred and fifty dollars. Another lady was
relieved of eighteen dollars. No arrests.
Camp Meeting.
OLD ORCHARD BEACH, July "a. The sixth day
of the National camp meeting opened with well
attended prayer meeting, conducted by II. Pear.
soil Smith.
The meetings have increased in interest, though
nothing like high pressure" has thus far been
brought to bear on the minds Of the people. The
marked difference in the me thod of meetings from
all others held here render it difficult to estimate
the progress or compare results.
At the close of the praise meeting six hundred
assembled to listen to Mr.. Earle preach a sermon
from Romans eth. The sermon was very search
ing and very instructive. Mr. Earle closes his la
bors here this afternoon.
Nothing like the expected crowds have put in
appearance yet, and were it not for train loads
of publicans and sinners that come down from
Saco and Biddetord each day and evening, it
would be tame meeting indeed, regarding num-
bars
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-25
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
II, THE
1a;ly Asnnebee 5uurnal.
COLBY UNIVERSITY.
Examination for Admission-Mectlng OF
Trustees.
MEETING OF THE ALUMNI-ORATION
AND POEM.

WArIRvnLLE, July "a. In the examination fol
admission to Colby University, which took plac,
this morning, six candidates applied. The ma
jory will be admitted from the fitting schools, OF
certificates, making the class about forty.
Tie annual meeting of the trustees, which wa,
unusually large, took place at nine o'clock. Sen
ator llamlin regularly donated the interest on five
hundred to the Freshmen reading prizes, which
he has hitherto paid when called for
Committees were appointed and business refer
red to them, which viii be considered at an ad
oul ned meeting this afternoon.
The award at the ivy exercises were in the fol
lowing order Fellows, Wyman, Matthews, Dav
is, Mani, Chase, Dcwhurst, Burnham, scotsman
Jones as additionahprzes Several toys te un
born members of the class.
At the alumni meeting this afternoon, the fol.
lowing officers were elected
President-R. Il. Shepherd, Skowhegan
Vice Presldent-W. ii. Lambert, Fall River.
Necrolog't-E. c. Hamlin, Cambridge.
Secretary and rreasurer-E. w. Hall
Councillois-M. Lyford, n Meader, F. A
Waldron.
About fifty of the alumni were present.
AT the adjourned meeting of the trustees thi,
afternoon, nothing of importance was done.
This evening procession of students, alumni
&c. formed at the college and headed by the Wa
terlle Band, escorted the orator and poet to the
Baptist church, where they were listened TO by
large audience.
The Grafton by Samuel Moss, of the Ind lana
state University was on the general subject O.
final purpose of the universe its relations to edu
cation Mr.. Moss said that in all works of human
hands we always looked to the final purpose OF
object, which was in large class, the welfare o
the human race, aud we in the same manner hav,
perfect right to Judge the universe. Going bacl
from the work TO the benevolent cause, the grea
object of the universe, he thought, was the per
fection Of human character. Curiosity was gver
for the purpose Of searching and measuring ma
ture and he wondered that the child possessed
so much more than man. Applied to education i
is the knowledge of truth by which the mind wa
educated, and the great test of character its con
formity to the universe about it. The characte
of Christ conformed most closely TO the universe
and gave us the fullest picture of God.
The exercises were closed by poem by s. F
Smith, of Newton Centre, and was production
Of deep thought.
Reunions Of several secret societies took place
al the close of the grafton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-25
August Flower.

The most miserable beings in 4 world are
those suffering from Dyspepsia a Liver Com
plant.
More than seventy-fye per cent. the people
in the United States are afflicted with these two
disease and their effects such as Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, lIabitual Costiveness, Pslpitation
of the Heart, Heartburn, Water-brash, gnawing
and burning pains at the pit of the stomach, Yel-
low Skin, Coated Tongue and disagreeabe taste
in the mouth, coming up of food after eating, low
spirits &c. Go to your Druggist and get - ct.
bottle Of August Flower or a Sample Bottle for
10 cents. Try 1.-Two doses will relieve vou.
june2. teod&wtf
Persons suffering from hernia or rupture who
desire a good fitting truss, ,shonld 60 to Partridge
Drag Store, Augusta, where is the largest stock
and variety in the State and the requisite skill TO
give good ft. june29tltaw&w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-25
Chicago Produce Market.

- = chicago, July Il, 1911.
FLOUR-Extra spring 81 75as 80.
WHEAT-No. spring 30 al35 cash, l4.s
3s-; July 1874 August Ia No. 5. Is-a-
az 90; rejected, SO -.
CORN-NO. mixed. AZ: cash Az: Aug, AZ.
Sept AZ.
OATS-2sa4c cash. 23s.c July; 30a August.
RYE--No. :, 6l-c.
BARLEY-No.2 spring, co a65c.
PORK - Cash, Is S5-als 571s. July, ls I5-
August, Is l1k.
LARD Cash, sa5- cash; 9I0--as Is =, July;
August 3 rs -a942h.
BULK MEATS-Shoulders, 81 aes<c; short rib
sides, la &c; short clear rib, Ia a c.
WHISKEY-Western, o..
EREIGHTS-C0rn to Buffalo, &C.; wheat do,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-25
COMMENCEMENT AT COLBY.
Ivy-Day.

Ivy-Day.
Iyy-Day was yesterday celebrated by the
Juniors with appropriate exercises The commit
tee of arrangeme nts consisted of Messrs Cetchell,
Dewhurst, and Davis. After singing the ode,
written by w. /. Davis fine Grafton was pro-
nounced by F. j. Jones, and q poem read by c.
II. Salsman. These were followed by the inter-
esting ceremony of planting the Ivy, and the
singing Of another ode to the air Of america"
The list of awards is as follows
To the Best Looking Man, A Mirror.
To the LATEST Man, A Saw Horse and Saw.
To the most proficient Ponyist A Horse.
To the Best Moustache, a Moustache Cup.
TO the Musical Men,
! Instrumentahst, Trumpet.
Vocalist, Mother Goose Melodies.
To the Biggest Eater, Wooden spoon.
To the Fighting Man, Boxing Gloves.
To the Ladies Man, A Doll.
The officers of the day were President, c. II.
Salsnan; Marshal, ID. T. Wyman Distributor Of
awards, IL. NJ. Thomson.
College NecroIogy-Is!0-7..
Prof. Hamlen has furnished the following nee.
roogy Of the College;
Glass
1884. c. W. Bradbury born Bangor Nov 30,
1907; died Salisbury, Mass, May 4, 1877.
lSi0. s. y. Lowell; born Chesterville, Aug. l6,
1916; died Pennington Aug. 2, 1876.
1913. c. r. Whidden; born st. George, Y. b.,
May p, 1922; died Calais, Dec g. 1876.
1874. y. NJ. Wood born Camden, May "a, 1922
died Camden, Aug. 2, 1876.
1856. c. A. Miller, born Wenham, Mass, Aug.
l3, 1884, died Skowhegan, May 7, ls17
1856. c. W. snow; born Cornvle, Aug. II,
1881; died Skowhegan, Sept. 2S, 1876
1866. +. w. Toman; died South Hampton, Y.
H., July IA. 1877, aged 50 years.
NOT BEFORE RFPORTFDD1
1868. 7. w. Leavi,t; born Pensacola, Fla, MAY
Ia 1885, died Memphis, Tenn, Sept 1896
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-25

as yours, said lady the other day, TO a female
friend. "You can easily make it So" said the
lady addressed. "How p inquired the first speak
er. use GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP" Sold by
all druggists. Hills HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE,
Black or Brown, so cents july25. +&wlmo
Without ahadow of doubt the best medicine
in the world for coughs. colds, hoarseness, bron-
chius, soreness of the throat. asthma, influenza,
catarrrh, whooping cough and lung diseases, is
Addmsoas Botanic Pdlsdm. Price IS cents.
inlyo5-tRw1w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-25
A SoIace Tor the Aged.

In the decline of life, as the vigor of the system
wanes, and inhrmlties attack 1t to which in early
life it was stranger the use of a safe medicinal
stmulant ia highly advisable. Nothing, as exper-
ence shows, is so admirably adapted to the wants
of old people as lIootetter's Stomach Bitters. 1.
is a real solace to the aged, and the best safe.
guard they can possibly against the complaints
to which they are peculiarly liable. 1t inyigorates
the body and cheers the mind is pure, agreeable
and effective rheumatism, lumbago and gout are
more frequently developed in age than in youth or
middle lie. Hostetter's Bitters are an excellent
remedy for those painful disorders, and also for
tiiy the system against them. They never create
undue excitement, are gentle in their action, and
are infinitely puIer than the unmcdicated stimu-
lanls of commerce. july25teodSwlw
When you get heated, step into peyine * How
ard's and cool off with glass of Ottawa Beer or
Soda drawn from Tufts Arctic Fountain.
nlv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-25
SOUTH CAROLYN


CHARLESTON. July "a. The investigation at
Columbia of the public plunderng during the
previous administration has resulted in issuing
criminal warrants for the arrest Of q number Of
members of the ring. Ex-Governor +. j. Moses
was arrested here to-day, charged with having a,
speaker of the house of representatives in 1872,
issued fraduen. pay certificates. lie will be TAX
en- foi trislto Columbia, where it is understood
that numerous other criminal charges await him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-25

A physician from an adjoining town was in the
rity yesterday, inquring where he could find two
or three gallons of whiskey. No one could inform
him The fact is, liquor 10 this little town is
pushed into pretty snug quarters. Those who are
IN the habit of taking drop occasionally, say
ihey never knew such distressing drouth. II is
~ irv thny can't even raj UolJ Rva
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-25

The Egglestones having decided to visit this
city, will arrive on the boat this morning and
play the Augustus in the afternoon. The Eggle-
stone nine is composed of fine set of young
men. who are gentlemen in every respect and we
hope our citizens will turn out in large numbers
TO witness the game and bestow their applause
mpartialy. Seats will be provided for the ladies.
Game called at 9 80 o'clock. The Augustus will
play the following men Morse, Titcomb, Little,
Lombard, Eyoy, Day, Packard, Parker, Libbey,
smith.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-25
CALIFORNIA.
Railroad Matters.

SAN FRANcIsCo, July "a. At the annual cleo
ton of the Central Pacific railroad company,
Charles Crocker was elected president, and d. H.
Cotton treasurer 1t was decided to extend the
line into Arizona two hundred miles. Fourteen
shipoads of material have already arrived. The
net earnings of the Central Pacific the past six
mouths are 81 ,1j0,000.i3.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-25

\ correspondent of the Lewiston journal
writes Arthur Brown, lad about eleven years
old, was rescued from drowning near Norrdge-
wock village by Mrs. John Spaulding. Three
lads were in bathing This one got beyond his
depth and was going under for the last time, when
this heroic lady waded into the river to the full
dep.h Of her shoulders and dragged him senseless
TO the shore.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-25
NEW YORK.
Gather.

Weather.
New YORK, July "a. Weather clear, hot, wird
southwest.
Strike.
The mouders and finshers OF Bsileys Iron
Works, Brooklyn, have struck against reduction
of thirty per cent. on wages.
Gold.
Gold opened at l05 3-4.
Postal Matters,
Postmaster JONES said to- day there was no in
terfence with mails for New England and South
ern States All through mails for the west, south
west and Middle States are dispatched by way of
Canada, and the New York and Great Western
roads.
Insurance.
The president of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company sent the following to the general agents
When policy holders are duly called to act as cit
zens soldiers, or individuals in suppressing riots
or in vindicating the laws of the land and main
tanning its institutions, they are deemed by us as
doing their duty only, and their claims on the
company are held nviolste.
Fire.
ROCHESTER, Jnly "a. Early this morning Ged-
dee cooper shops was burned, probably by the
striking coopers Loss Sl2, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-25

fire in your CITY. This sum is in addition to the
81 900 cash. which yon drew at my request, few
weeks ago | forward to you by express to-day
four boxes of goods purchased for the use OF your
people enclose list of the articles, embracing
lis pairs of shoes, and OF various kinds of dry
goods costing S429.S9. Several boxes of clothing,
bedding, etc.. went from this city to your address
few DAYS after the fire. trust they reached you
aud served a good purpose. My fellow-citzens
have found it q pleasure to thus contribute ac-
cording TO their means. They desire me- in this
tran smission of their gifts, to again express
Trough you their deep sympathy for the good
people of st. John in this hour of their desolstion
and suffering.
Very truly, Your Ob't Servant
CHARLES L. Nash, Mayor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-25
PORTLAND.
Arrested.

PORTLAND, July "a. Another coast pirate nam
ed Charles f. Davis, aged about thirty years. a
native of Long Island Mount Desert, was arrest
ed here to-day, and his little schooner found full
of stolen rigging, &c He has heretofore served
two terms in State prison.