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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-09-08
Washington Hotel,

Depuis que Nine. Gamard seule la d.
rection de l'Hotel on est servi aussi bien
que dams n'importe qnel etabIissement de
la Nouvelle- Orleana. voyageurs venez ct
vOus serez satisfaits. 1jan.77.ian.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-09-08
AVIS!
lux PORTEURS DE WARRANTS DE
PAROISSE.

~ assez de mOnnaie dc la caisse de
10 paroisse pour payer les warrants ennis en-
1877, jusqu'au No. 453 inclusivement, ct
ceuX ennis en- 1S69-707l-72 73, jusqu au No.
1892 inclusivement.
+. SAMOAN,
at.lI0. Tr6sOrier de ParOisse.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-09-08

TIR.--Un Papegeai, plus cons
munement appeI6 Papegaud, Sc
Ira tire le dimanche 16 de ce mois,
chez F. Babin, a un mile Ell haut
de Raceland. TOus les lots seront
payes Ell monnaie courante, ct
les diecteurs de Get exercice,
NM. Leon Gaude ct l.. Guitroz,
sollicitent ia participation de tous
les amateurs.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-09-08
ICE DEPOT.

Marhct st. bctresn 81 Philip and 81, Louis
Streets. 1HIBODABX, La.
First quality Ice will be furnished. in
quantities to suit purchasers, at the fol-
lowing prices:
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-09-08

ECOLE.-L'Academie "GuiOn," )"
soavrira probablement lundi
|prochain, sous la direction do
|Mlle Clara LevrOn, assist6e dc
Nine. Lambert Ut de Nellie ID.
Mcbride. QUAINT a l'ecOle pour
lies entants de cOuleur, ellie Sou
|yrira sit6t que Reimbursement
pour receyoir les eeoliers sera
|pr6t.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-09-08

PoMP1ERs.-La compagnie des
Pompiers Ihibodaur No. 1, aura
ba manGuvre mensuelle, 81 le
kemps le permet, demain matin a
(heure habituelle. LIE lendemain
boir aura lieu, la s6apce r6guliere
des membres de cette compagnie.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-09-08
Leon GOdchaux.

Aux Nos. 81 ct S3 de la rue du Canal.
HABlLLEMENTS, LINGELIE,
CHAPEAUX,
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Tt rHE-
Sally Sem ;aff Sjorvual.
ELLSWORTH.
Murder T,iai.


ElLsw ,EIH, May ). la the smith muidcI
tiil to day frank Saunders aud John ". lIsui-
man testified that the day before tie murders,
smith had ON dark shit, darker than that which
he wore at the time of his arrest, and which he
declared was the same
Emery and Webster testified to seeing Smith at
eight o'clock on the morning after the murder,
dressed 10 hs best clothes; the clothes were diff.
ferent from those which he wore on the night OF
the murders.
The coroner and county attorney identified va
riou. articles Of clothing, &C., which were pro-
duced in court.
All the witnesses were cross examined az con-
siderable length, but nothing new was elected.
10 the afternoon DR.. j. b. Treadwell of Boston
testified 10 examination of garments of Smith.
lie found large quantities of blood on the coat
and cap, and some the pants and vest and
knife. lie made many measurements of the
colpuscles, which corresponded with the measure
ments of blood from the murdered woman s
cloud lie also found long hair on the coat of
light color, torn out by roots. This hair and
other shorter hairs corresponded with the hairs
upon the cloud lie also found on the cloud a
stiff hair like that of whiskers. This hair was
the color Of Smiths beard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-07

The ordinance Of baptism was yesterday after
noon administered to two candidates, young
gentleman and lady, at the Baptist church, by the
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Tilden. There are more soon
TO follow.
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Disasters at Sea.

Schooner Addie E. Snow OF Rockland, from
Baraco. sprung jibboom.
Bark Norton Slower, from Cardenas, reports
April och, thirty miles northeast of Cape Halter
as passed part of wrecked steamer with ma
chinery attached.
The crew of the schooner Mary Patten, Of Ban
gor were rescued and taken to Baracoa.
Schooner L. A. Leeman, of Bath, from Pasca-
goula to Corpus Christi, which went ashore on
Joseph's Island, will be a total loss, together with
most Of her cargo Of lumber.
The bark S. r. Lyman of Portland, arrived Ct
New York. yesterday, having been in collision
with another YES eel.
The steamship Hecla from Boston arrived at
Queenstown yesterday. The Hecla reports that
she passed the White Cross Line steamship Au-
gust Andre, from New York, April 18th, for Ant.
werp, with rudder gone. She had rugged a tenn
porary one.
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EUROPE.
France.

PARIS, May 5. The republican newspapers ex-
press great satisfaction with the order OF the day
voted by the deputies yesterday, and also with
Gambetta's speech, and Seman's declaration.
They say the latter makes amends for the appar-
ent weakness of Thursdays speech.
Italy.
ROME, May 5. Fifteen hundred French Pill
grims were received this morning at the Vatican.
The Pope entered the ducsl hall, where the Pill
grims gathered, accompanied by IL Cardinals and
many distinguished Prelates. Viscount Dumas
read an address and presented the rich offerings
of the faithful. His Holiness delivered an eio-
quent speech. lie addressed the Pilgrims in af-
fectonate terms, and blamed the governments
who consider as revolutionary demonsti atoms the
religious manifestation of the people who demand
liberty for the head Of the Catholic Church. After
the aud ence the Pope sent beautiful boquet to
the lady Pilgrims.
ST PETERSBURG, May 5. The car returned to
Moscow with the czarowich and grand duke Via
dinir on Friday night. They we're received with
enthusiasm.
England.
LONDON, May 5. The Times saws Gladstone's
resolutions threaten to do something worse than
throw the liberal party into confusion. In ordi-
nary times, tae breaking Of party bonds might
doubtless be borne with serenity, but these are
net ordinary times
The government must soon come TO decisions
| are aiding reckless advisers, and it may be that
the dssentions of parliament are not entirely alb
sent from the ministerial councils. Although the
good sense Of the public WILL we be lieve, defeat
the promptngs of passion, if certainly cannot af-
ford to lose parliamentary influence, which has
been most powerfully exerted on the side of
peace.
A delegation headed by the Duke of Norfolk
left London yesterday for Rome, to attend The
Pspal Jubilee. He leaves q congratulstory adj
dress with 500,000 signatures. The Pope will re-
ceive the delegation on ascension day.
The engagement between the Duke Of Con-
nsught and Lady Rosamond, the second daughter
Of tue Duke of Marlborough, is announced.
Tennyson Is said to be writing q new historical
drama.
The Copyright Commission has concluded its
lsbors.
Coal has been discovered in Lincolnshire
Resignation.
LONDON, May S. The Central News St. Pc
tersburg despatch (uot very good authority says
Prince Gorsscbakof is about TO resign. He will
be replace d BY Count Schouvaoff. Prince Orloff,
at present Ambassador to France, will succeed
Count Schouvaloff at London, and General Igna-
tef will place Prince 0rlof at Paris.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-07

The following, from a recent ruling of the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, may be of in
tsrcst t, some of our readers:
The sale of proprietary medicines, Including
b,tters put up as medicines, aud sold in upbroke n
packages, properly stamped, does not involve La
pty special tax; nor does the sale of articles
cohtuning distilled spirits or wines, which cannot
be used as a beverage. But special tax must ne
pa ID for the sale Of distilled spirits, wines, or
malt i4uors. in any quantity, for any purpose.
even upon a ply slcisns prescription
Il seems by this ruling that the sale of bitters
containing distilled spirits or ines, 10 be used as
leverage, involves liability to the special tax
nrosed upon the business Of retail liquor deal.
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A PROCLAMATION.
20 gress to Convene on the
10Th Of October.

WASHINGTON, May 8. Objections TO pos,pon-
ing the extra session Of Congress have all been
waived, and the following has been issued by the
Pres ident
4 PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, ! be final adjournment of the forty
fourth Congress without making the usual appro-
priatioD for the support the army for the fiscal
year ending Jane 80, 1873. presents an extraordi-
nary occasion, requiring the President to exercise
the power vested in him by the constitution, to
convene CONGRESS in anticipation of the day fixed
by law for their next meeting,
Now, therefore. I, Rutherford B. HAYES, Presi-
dent of the United States, do, by virtue Of the
power to this end in me vested by the cons,itu-
hon, convene both houses OF Congress to assemble
at their respectve chambers At twelve o'clock
noon, Monday, the 18th of October next. then
aid there to consider and determine such meas
ures as in their wisdom their duty and the welfare
OF the people may seem TO demand.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
hand, &C.
(Signed) r. B. HAYES.
BY the President.
WILLIAM NJ. EvARTs, secy of State.
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jAarrtfr.

In Brunswlck, 2ih ult., Walter :. Merrman to
Mrs. Nancy l.. McManus, both of Brun-wick.
In Topsham, "a h uit., ". W. Thomas Esq, OF
Farmington, To Miss Emma Frances, daughter OF
/. II. Mallctt, Esq., OFT
In Freep0rt, 2yth ut, John e. Denni-on 10 Nj
Lucy NJ. Jo-elyn, both IF.
In Wal iO1ofO, let met, Irr'y :. WinsioN la
Miss liza NJ ComeIy, both OF W do DorO'; iHth ut.
Joseph flsgg OF " a!doboro,' to Misc lucia Week
OF Jrff, rson.
Ia Lynn, Mass, 2Jth nit ] Farley iIovty a
u ton, 10 - sa lie daughter OF j. ". 1eA ks
bIry Esd, al H. IN.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chlcago, May =. lsU.
FL0UR-Extra spring 81 oOas %.
WHEAT-So. spring, 70h ALL -: sash 173- q
10; June ! G3-: July No. s. 57-al ST.
40 De-; rejected, 25al AZ.
.0RN-So. mxed.52 cash 56A. june. S75s I;
jul, 52h.
OATS tao. cash. Sc June; &C. July.
RYE-No. 2, 80 c.
BARLEY-So.2 spring 50 as5c.
PORK Cash, 10 20 ais IS June, Is Co. (;
july, 10 I2k.
LARD Cash, 10 02l.cash: 10 oT--ai0 IsI. June; ;
July 10 i5-a0.00.
BULK MEArS-Shoulders, 5asa-c; short RIB
sides, e1a &C.; short clear rib, sA.s C.
WhIskEY-western,l 10.
FREIGHTS-Corn to Buffalo, &C.; wheat do,
ta5c.
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Weather.
Clear, pleasant, wind light, northwest.
Arrested.


Arrested.
Charles Watson wa. arrested for attempting &
confidence game on Ben Shillaber. (MrsiParting
tom who Is temporarily sojourning here.
Legislative.
!; sPpear' the bill quietly passed the state sen
ate aud partially through the a,seu bly,, which
would render the present system of asses SINE Mt.
on real estate ~ New York and BROOKLYN inoper-
alive and cost each city millions Of dolla :. The
knowledge Il this fact Is being used to defeat the
bill, and efforts IN thai direction will likely Le sue
cessia!.
Marine Notes.
The steamer City of Brussels with Gen. New
ton and the Irish Canadian pilgrims on board has
not arrived out beng over fourteen DAYS since
she sailed hence, and as other vessels which left
the same day have arrived, some anxiety is felt
Tor her safety.
UTICA, May s. The Franklin cotton mill at
Saugeries, owned by Baunell Il Co., was burned
last night by an explosion of the watchman's Ian.
term lUss S17 900. One hundred persons are
thrown out Of employ ment.
Specie.
The imports Of specie for the week were S293,.
Oe0, principally silver coin. Exports of specie for
the week. 81 10000, of which 81 900 900 was in
gold coin, and the balance in silver
Body Found.
The body of a suicide found hanging in an old
house near Woodbridge, Long Plains, has been
recognized as that of John 7. DAILY, the missing
proprietor Of the Windsor Hotel.
No Sale.
The New York city school ship Mercury, which
was 10 have been sold yesterday, was Withdrawn,
only 5000 being Offered.
Tom Thumb.
The Australian Tom Thumb came as passenger
on the steamship Nevada, for England.
Sew ng Machi e Panic.
The sewing machine companies, in consequence
OF the expiration of the last Of the patents owned
by large manufacturers, have reduced the prices
fifty per cent.
Deaths.
The death of two centenarians is announced.
Rosa Brady, in New York. aged 1903, and Hen,y
johnson, negro, life convict at Sing Sing, also
1903.
Illness of DIR. Tying.
Rev. Dr. Tying of ST. Georges church is seri-
ously III.
Dedication.
The new church of st. Agnes, on AID ST.. near
Lexington Avenue, was dedicated by Cardinal
McClosky this morning, with great solemnity.
Over three thousand tickets were sold, at dollar
each
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WYOMING TERRITORY.
Indian Matters.

CHICAGO, May 5. A despatch from Camp Rob-
inson, dated yesterday, says a courier arrived
b, inging letter from Red Cloud, who SAYS he
will reach the agency early on Sunday morning
with Crazy Hor es villages.
An Indian who arrived at his camp reports tina!
forty three lodges Of Cheyennes and four Of Sioux
had surrendered at the camp on Tongue River.
Sitting Bull was on Dry Creek, north of the
Yellowstone.
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NEW YORK.
MuTder.

NEW YORK, May ). Two of Bergh's officers.
who interlered in cock fight on Long Island,
last evening, were killed by roughs.
Copper Advancing.
Daring the past few days the Bulletin says there
has been an active movement in iugot copper dne
partly to orders for cartridges for export.
Pensions.
Under the now org anization of the pension bu-
reau, the following Eastern offices will be retain
cd One for Name, New Hampshire aid Ver-
mont, agency probably at Portland; one for the
rest Of New England, with the agency at Boston /;
two in New York, agencies at New York city and
Cansndsigus. The present ffty-eight agencies
are TO be consolidated into eighteen. The sggre-
gate reduction of expenditures will be one humid
red and tiifty-fve thousand.
RumOrs.
1t is stated that Murat Ilslsted has been offered
the mission to Turkey, and that Bristow will sue
coed Davis on the supreme court bench The lat
ter statement is said to have been furnished by
Stanley Matthews.
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Court Matters.
UTAH.
Ruunor.

New YORK, May 5. A Salt Lake despatch
says the Mormons believe that Brigham Young
and other leaders to be arrested, and have de-
termined to resist any such movement by the ted
eral authorities. They secretly arming and
drilling Throughout the territory. Col. Dame has
ordered all companies of the trst regiment to be
recruited 10 full standard, and to be differed.
Preparations for hos tlties are particularly ac-
tive among the southern settlements.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

ATLANTA. May s. George Clark was to-day
acquitted of the murder of Thos Talbot, on a plea
of insanity.
CHICAGO, May 5. A match game of base ball
to-day be,w the Syracuse Stars aud Chicagos,
was won by the lat'cr-9 TO 5.
New HAVEN, Ct. May 6. The Ysles and
Chelseas played game of base ball yesterday,
The fales being victorious, the score standing
to |.
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A large grinds,one burst in the shop of Messrs.
Emeason, Stevens & Co., at West Wstervilc,
last Monday, but very fortunately the workman
had just stepped aside and nobody was hurt. The
fragments made tearing work in the building
they flew off,
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.


OssIPEE. May 5. Joseph b. Bussel was COM
mitted to Ossipee jail yesterday, to await the ac-
ton of the full bench Of the supreme court which
meets in June AT Concord.
Charles W. Cook, charged with firing the bu i'd
ings OF Mr.. Churchill in 81 ookfed has waiv, d
examination snd was committed to the Dover jail
to await the action of the count the tn rd Tu, s.
day Of October next to be holden at Ossipee.
Base Bail.
MANCHESTER, May 5. Tie Msnche:ters leat
the Live Oaks. the score being 10 3.
HANOVER May ). Dartmouth Freshmen &C,
Lebanons I.
Religious.
MANCHESTER, May G. Bishop ieacy of Poit-
lard, Me-, confirmed several hundred children at
ST. AIMS Catholic church this afternoon. Tie
ceremonies we're very interesting and most I'm.
pIessiye.
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OHIO.
Fire.

CINCINNATI. May s. A fire 10 Marion. Ohio.
lssl night, destroyed the Maso mic block valued at
$4,000, Hines & Lanes grocery store, Sarah
Thomas millinery store, and other property, est-
mated TO be valued al $40, 900.
CCnsuls.
The number Of applicants for consulships from
Ohio is very large and increasing. The Presi-
dent intimates that that State has its full quota of
offices.
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Professor James ii. Hackieton, President OF
the Female Seminary at Frederick. Md, who re-
Gently died in that city, was a native Of Bri-tol'
where his relatives are now living. Mrs. NJ. w.
lIlckleton, his wife, is the author Of jamestown
of Pemaquid," and other poems of merit.
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Amounting TO
I'm Early Spring.

An Early Spring.
For time when the memory of man runneth
not to the contrary, it has been regarded that the
garden that can, by the Goth of May, raise aspsr-
agus 10 this climate, has the right to be regarded
eaily. On Saturday there was cut from the gar
den of Mrs. Samuel Cony on the east side of the
river, some fine stalks of this delicious vegetable.
This Is the first time it was ever cut so early
from the bed.
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We ate sorry to learn that the health of Rev.
DIR. Webb Of Boston, formerly the beloved pas tor
of the Congregational church in this city, contin-
ues to be feeble, and he will find it necessary
to take vacation until fall He became over
worked during the meetings of Moody and San
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A few young men interested in base ball, have
leased, through the assistance of their friends, the
: rounds on Western avenue, VIII ich they intend TO
sc for the purpose. As the time has now arrived
Tor evening practice, the boys are invited to try
their hands at the national game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-07

Toe Methodist love-feast at the church of that
rich spiritual least to the many. who partic-
ipatei. After these exercises, sermon full of
tender feeling and emphatic in its declarations,
was preached by the Presiding Elder of this new
District, Rev. L. Martin.
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CORNISH
Destructive Fire.

PORTLAND, May 6. The dwelling house, stable
and outbuldings of David c. Pike, in Cornish,
with most of the furniture and all of the farming
tools, were burned Saturday night. Loss, So, 500.
Insurance, 81 300.
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NEW BRUINS WICK.
Suit.

ST. JOHN. May 5. In the civil suit of the Ma
tional Park Bank of New York against Thos.
El., its defauliing tie Ter, judgment was entered
against the defendant by default, and Q shei IFS
jury to-day assessed the damages at thirty-six
thousand dollvrs. The bank sued for sixty-six
thousand five hundred.
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CAlIFOR VIA.
Held for Trial.

SAN Francisco, May 5. Geo. Pinney, who re.
turned here u week ago. from Montreal, surren-
dered himself to-day, and was held in $50, 90 for
trial for forgery.
Court Matters.
The attorney for the Banarzo firm to-day, in the
confess judy lent for tine amount due for deln-
qnent taxes, amounting with fees and costs to
$500. 900.
Sailed.
The steamer Alaska sailed to-day Cor Hong
Kong, via Yokohama.
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SaIuuns.

OTTAWA, May S. An attempt is about to be
made to stock the rivers of the province of Que
bee, with salmon ova.
Ii Sc Ball.
LONDON. Ont, May S.. game of base ball
was played here to-day, by the Hartiords OF
Brooklyn and the Tccumsehs. The score was 6
for the former, and for the latter.
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LOUISE ANA.
A Crack ShoOtist.

NEW ORLEANS. May s. In a shooting match
hereAe-dAy, Dudley Seph of the Crescent City
Rifle Club made score Of pa out of q pos ,be
225 at eight hundred, nine hund red and one thous-
| and yards, making thirty-six bulls in forty five
| shots.
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The People want Proof.

Call and see the choice line of cigars and tobac-
Goes just received by Devine & Howard. ap7ttfeod
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There IL NO Ga m IN on
DDONT- II IL hevond ali

about SOZODONT. 1t is beyond all peradven.
iture, the purest, most agreeable, and most effect
i've purifier Of the teeth ever offered to the Amer
can people. 1t has completely won the public
confidence, and has proved itself worthy of it.
may2 -teod&wlw,
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A Face with Charming Features may bs rem
dered actuslly repulsve by blotches aud pimpes.
Glenn's Sulphur Soap promptly remedies all COM
plexional blemishes rs well as local eruptions Of
the skin, burns, bruises, scalds, &C. Sold by all
druggists. Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, Black
or Brown, so cents. msy2-t&wlm.
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PENNSYLN ANA.
Ere.

TYRoN, May D. A fire at Wallsceton, Cherry.
field Co., to-day, destroyed $780, 900 feet OF lumber
and large quantity of shingles, and 100 feet of
railroad track. Loss, twenty thousand dollars
Partially insured.
Base Ball.
A game here to day resulted as follog.. Ath-
tics ~, Princetons ?.
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Detectives leave here to-day for Providence, to
bring on james Grant and Pat Teeney, both ex.
policemen, charged with robbing cashier Turley
of Deely < Co., Of $1,000 in an alley in broad day
light
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-07

AT the river side yesterday morning, large
number of orderly people witnessed the ceremony
OF baptism, by Rev. Mr.. Penney. Several per-
sons were baptsed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-07

Mr.. A. II. Lewis, editor of the East Boston
Advocate, was in the city on Saturday, to call up
on friends. Mr.. Lewis is the organizer and SUI
perintepdent of The Cold Water Temple in his
city, which already numbers eleven hundred or
more children, and is potential agency in the
temperance field.
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Arrival.

HALIFAx, May 5. A man named Luke Doucet
has arrived here, saying that he and another arc
the only survivors of the American fishing schcon-
er Dasher, wrecked in the Bay of Islands, n. F.,
ten days apo
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INVALIDS desiring Pure Medi.
c.nes and Accuracy In Dispensing
tht m, should Send their Orders 10
Pattridge's Drug Store, Under
Granite Hall, Augusta.
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