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Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-25

inate candidates for that important office. The convention that shall fall to do this will be shamefulIy derelict iu its duty to ward the people it is supposed to rep resent A Es a
 The Springfield Republican rates the President for appointing MT. Harlan in- stead of MT. Bristow to the U. s. Su- preme bench from Kentucky; and the New York. Tribune rates the Republican for rating MT. Hayes. Probably neither knows whether anything is meant by it. |" There have been some evidences. not perhaps of unfriendliness. but Of a want of appreciation of the Reform Secretary of an administration in which Reformers were scarcey by an, Administration in which Reformers aie plenty. -9G sfag
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-25

The matter of removing the ,disquaiif-
 cations of Jefferson Davis, Robert Tombs- and a4sw others will be up in Con- gress, again this session. Remove every disability, by all means! These men can not hurt anything but Bourbon Demoera-
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-25

dbe Eitfbhel0 Gnqnirer,
 LITCNFIELD, CONN.
 Thursday, Oct. 25, 1877 The Lehigh and Lackawanna coal miners are at work again.
 Forty New London Temperance women have been praying in a bar.room. there.
 ThsYSsidsacs of Cnas: D. AaseksF. ef Bedding Ridge, was burnt by tramp. recently; lose sSoOq IlnII-J
 West Hartford has vigorous elm, set out by an old patriot of v when he heard of Burgoynes surrender. '-
 The Psrmmanent m Exhibition is looking up,againa 1t is we'll patronized, though somewliat loaded with debt. s g8 1aod 2
 The Democratic Senatorial Convention for the Fifteenth District is called at wolcottville, on Tuesday next. at Il a. m,
 The Indian famine is said to have cost the British goyernernment $75, ,0OO, 900 ac- tually spent for it's starving popula- ton. [. a-raf Da N8 Ysa is .sail aa7 .zs,
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 Women are business if not political success in Colorado. Dr.Alids Avery prac- ices medicine at Denver, and earns $10,- 900, year it is said. .o .g, .,.',...-. ...' The investigation into the San Francis co custom houses and mint discloses no difficulty with the former, but that there ass number of incompetent officers in the mint. placed there for political req
 The notorious Woodin. one of the Re- publican adherents of Boss Tweed, has removed himself to save his being remov- ed by the people. Yet he could command a nomination from the machine. 2. '
 The New York Times reports Ben. But Ter as saying. ''thatit makes him feel very comfortable to ait in the House without any responsibility and a hat full of brick hats. ''ss IEosd l.-g ,bf41 sa fEEosx4g l4. s.t2e
 TTa1 a9 s.. ..sz4 F..ff..c
 The HOuse has not yet seemed .dispos- cd to push it's partisan advantages. It has admitted two South Carolina Repub- Iicans and one California Republican to seats. Whether it will support the parti- san proceedings of Clerk Adams in other matters remains to be seen. g e" *1@s'3a
 Senator Davis proposes an important improvement of our federal judiciary. The Supreme Court is now two years be- hind its business with no prospect of ever catching up with it, and the ex-Judge considers some new intermediate court an absolute necessity .a .st 5adi cen. gees The matter of removing the disquaiifi- cations of Jefferson Davis, Robert Tombs- and a few others will be in Con- gress, again this session. Remove every disability. by all means! These men can not hurt anything but Bourbon Demoera- cy.- di5SoiiH sA~ aa s03 j; Tof aeaa -4 ,
 -uu bUa ss.------..-.------- -.5 tsJi foav. rs.E A curious story going the fonnds of the papers illustrates the value of politi- cal platforms in these days. Gov. Robin son and the Tlden, or reform element, of the New York Democracy, had 3 set of resolutions to fitin with the renomination of the old State ticket which they special. ly desired. The Anti-Reformers defeated the Tildenites. and then passed the very set of resolutions they had so laborioasly prepared. D',"--ft5' B a"''' 3i H'~lo9 a. a
, 1877-08-30


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, 1877-08-30

The Chicago produce markets xerc Eunerslly
steady yesterday, With less doing. Mess pork
closed &c per bsl higher, at $3.50 for September
and sl3. 40 for Uctnbcr. Lard closed nIiQ5c pes
10) lbs higher at ss.30 cash and ST. :}1,k for
October. Meats were armcr. closing At sic for
1uo.r shoulders md tic for 10 short ribs. Lake
trsighss wrrc less active and easy, at c nsEcd for
corn III 1Eat!alo. Ilghwincs wrso steady. at s1.og
per 9allon. flonr was dull. Wheat closed firm,
Ut 81. o0ti for August and D7c for September.
Torn ctuscd ttcAdy at i9c cash and 41G11.tsc for
September. Outs c1oscd steady. Ut :iGt..I!tc cash
and :r3i4c for October Kyo was cas1cs, al sc.
Barley closed aru', at 07aic for September. Hogs
were In good dcmand, and were trm ut Tuesdays
adrancc. Sales were ut -. 10Gl5.J:, Cattle wcro
actlyc and averaged lower, with Sales OF inferior
10 Extra ut s.. 0Ul0..:ai. Sheep wcrc unchanged.
One hundred dollars in gold would Luy slua.e5
in gfeenbacks at The close.
, 1877-08-30

tho world. Thu same nistnkc hna been made
with reference to their ofllchrR. II il now
known that thc Turkish asmy III led x,'hsta,,-
tially ly foreign officers. The fat, indolont,
and incompetent Anpsh Krn1M has been
sliclved nnd l.s place 1uppliel by MrnxMr7
At.1, ptuss;nn by birth, who Inns been edit
catcd In tho best modern military schools.
There ia very probable evidence 10 show that
osstAS Paatin ia ~ 1ess n person tlan Mhr-
s|,al BAzAtSE, tho diagraccd French liero Of
A1stz. VALENTINE DAKEn, Tho sociaily dis.
graced English officer, holds m important
command undor suLE1atAN Pasl,a, antl lssoun
pastn, commanding III Isoumclia. Is stated
to DO MI Austrian. Tho 0o,,crn1 second
in command to 2frKurAn Pasha In
Ar1ucnin. and WHO won tho battles
Of zowin mud peliLabn, IL n
Hungarian, mud HonAnr Pasha, Tho Turkish,
Admiral, is m English officer. French, Tn.
glis1., uermnn, Austrian, and Hungarian On.
g!nccrs aud subordinate officers arc ',lcnti-
fully Bcattcred through tho army. It Is now
also known tint tho Turks aro better armed
tl,an tho Russinns, having SrarIini.11cnry re-
pcating-riilos md Krurp cannon. nil tins
far havo conductcd their campaign upon tho
plan Of fighting behind intrencl.sne,ts, willie
tic Russians hare followed their old tactics
Of mnssing henvy columns In tho open field,
with what result Inns been shown by defeat
nfter 1efcnt b9tl in Europe md Asia. So
far IA tho irregulnrs aro concerned, tho Co.,
sacl;s and Dnsli- -Bazouks appear to he evenly
matched. wltitc, ns between tho regular
, 1877-08-30

There was movement on foot yesterday,
among q number Of tho creditors OF tic
stata Savings Bank. to convRne meeting Of
tho depositors with view Of asking the
Court 10 appoint Receiver, md also to &c.
lect thrce or four prominent bankers to ad-
si1e md counsel with tho Receiver In regard
10 the assets Ut tho detunct concern, and the
best nelqnickest way Of converting them into
1uoney aud paying over tho proceeds to The
dcpositors. Tho idea running In their hea1ls
Wis, TINT tho creditors ought to hayo son,e-
thing to ray In regard to tie person who IL
to act on hehalf Of the 14,0o0 depositoss in
saving what in lett Of tho rotten couceru.
, 1877-08-30

Another railroad bridge. also supposed 10
DO strong enough 10 "last for ages" Inns
collapsed, ,-thls tino on the Chicago, Rock
Island l. paciflc, few miles from Dcs
Noines Tho spun was over srnnll creek,
Which, swollen by suddon aud terrible rains,
aroso to the dignity Of river, washed out
tue foundations Of culvert, md prepared
trap for d flying express tra!u. Twenty
persons wero killed or drowned, nutl tho
dreary work of rcscu'ng tho mangled bodies
is still under WY.
, 1877-08-30

what there ninv bD nf such nssets,
cnn be readily negotiated now tho wild-
cat stocks and bonds, and other un-
certain securities, will not bring any
moro in n year from now tlinn
they will Mt present. Tile policy
slonll be onc of rnril hut julicious rcaliza-
ton On the nsseis, and thoir distribution IA
rapidly rs sufficient money mny 10 nccumu-
lated 10 pay of d few conts' dividend at n
time. Tho poor reorto who havo been
swindtcd by tie bank must not now be
further abused in the wint1ing-up Of It's af-
fairs. 'Whatevcr they aro going 10 receive.
they sho,,1d receive promptly and Mt rs
small MI expense as possible.
Tho other thing to be done il to mako
shrewd and shoroug1, inquiry into tho
management pf the bank. I'l1ero In a strong
suspicion TINT there has boen dishonesty !;
bng even II there has bcon nothing more
than reckfessncss OF carclcssncss, tho reaponsi-
l'ility should DO fixed Just where It belongs.
II there haa boon conduct on tho part
Of srKscER OF any Of his subortiinatea
that 1nakos them arnonnbto to criminal pros.
eclltion, II needs 10 bo discovered, md tho
prosecution should bo activc and relentless.
Tho statute mikes bank-embczzlemont lar
ccuY. md swenring to false statements ia
perjury. II tl,oro Inns been any conduct Which.
comes under tho statute, tho Indignation Of
the swinllcd dopositors nnd consideration
for the public good aliko don,aul prompt,
and energetic, autl relentless prosecution. II
SPENCER has In any manner uscd the money
, 1877-08-30

4 warrant has been issued for tho arrest
Of GAAEEErA for uttering language insulting
to President MAcafAuos, In a recent speech,
und he will bs tried straightway before tho
Correctional Tribunal. There a.e number
II counts against him, for which the puniah-
'reAt rangcs all tho way from five days' i'm.
pr's"h'Aens and tine Of 25 francs, to i1n-
pr'sonlnont for five years aud 0,o00 francs
tile. This effort to dispose Of Ii. G4x-
pEtTA vii! ta watched with considerable In
tefest. Tho chances that the Republicans
will dcinan1 lis elevation Of the office Of
Premier Yin tie event to tho per-
petuation Of Republican rule aro
duly growing stronger and augmsnting tho
necessity for having lin somewhere out Of
fyach
, 1877-08-30
HOW 70 WIND UP THE sTATE SAVINGS
INSTITUTION

The collapse Of tho State SAVINGS Iustitu.
tion Is In the uaturo Of a puLlio ca1a,nltH
aud It should bc 80 REGARDED, egoecia]Iv 4, ti,
,uattsr Of iuvestieetip. its management nm,
conys.tine It's aasets. II ~ t,,ix foct that
leads to tho suggestion that tho settlement
Of its affairs shall not be intzusted to INV oue
person. but to a committee of ocut]an4n
who will accent tho responsibility Al sort
Of public trust Men Should be xelcctod
whose names ind characters viii. 10 a cuar.
auty of good faith. busiuess onskoy. md nm.
rc,en,iu9 disposition to e.noss fraul an,
nursno er;mine,x n anv a,a' foun, 49, 49, III, t'
eating t1a class Of man from ,;l,om u,ch a
committee ehou1,l he aelecte,1 vo nav nsr.
lion amono Tia hanker. Gronov T. nr,s -
tla Commerci.l Natlond, ao, sunru ~
the Mcrchants' Loan 4 Trust cnm,,anv
, 1877-08-30
Greenbncls at tho Now York Stock Ex-
change yesterday closed at 951.

The Democrats of Iowa have concluded
that Jons +. In1sn is as good man as any
10 10 defeated i'll tho Guberna.orial race,
md haro nominated him .ou n demand for
the repeal Of the Resumption net, tho re-
monotisstion Of silver, aud the placing of
railroads under State control. Tho Conyeu.
ton succeeded in finding out That atr. TIL
DEN should bo President, but isn't, md TINT
Mr.. HAYES ought 10 have originated bad
policy, but didn't,
, 1877-08-30

foundation Of regular colony at Lady
Franklin Buy with reference to future nd
vanceH toward the Pole. Capt. IlowoArZ's
instructions wcro issned July 10, and direct
Capt. Trsoy to mike his winter quarters at
Cumberland Island and reach Disco by the
Isl Of August, 1878. After leaving tue out
ct for tho colony, he is to return to Now
London, Conn.,, whence he sailed on the ed
inst, md nwhit further orders. This is tho
first step III The work of discovery, but, even
should The discovery ultimately be made,
csit toaof
, 1877-08-30

From tho lack Of interest manifested by
the Administration In tho pnris Exposition
10 take place noxt year, 1t Is questionable if
there will be my of1lciai representation Of
tho United States unless Congress shall li-
rcct. During tho Oentenniat Exposition
France displayed not little Indifference,
and, instead Of lignifying itself by sending
as Commissioners meu Of RINK, 1t intrustei
It's interests 10 few subordinate attaches,
while other nations sent men Of consequence
and experience, THIS excited considerable
recruitment on The part Of tho last Adminia~
trasion, which hasbcen Inherited by tho pres
ent, aud tho action Of the French authorities,
coupled With tho unstable aspect Of political
afIains in the R<puolqut, threatens 10 mill
ta1o against my ofIicial notice Of tho coming
show by tie powers at Washington,
, 1877-08-30

Tl'at tho time has come whoa there ahall
DO some governmental interterouce 10 pro-
tect tho industriM classes against fraudH aad
swindles under tho namo Of insurance COM
railtea and savings banks and kindred organi.
cations, vii! hard!y be questioned. These
things hro not now. They have beon prac-
t1ccu III other countries in tlmcE post iust as
extenslvoly as hero; but other countries havo
long since reached two points: !. The OK
tension OF governmental protection to pre-
vent s"ind11ng' :. Tue prompt aud savoro
punishment OF such swindling when It does
taso place.
The recent failures Of savings banks At
Ut. Louis, aud ser'cs OF failures Of savings
banks IN New York mud brooklyn, md in va
rious pnrts Of Now England, show TINT tho
Whole system on which savings banks exist
In this country affords no protoo&ion OF &C.
curity to lcpoSitors, who are periodically aud
almost systematically robbed. II IL special
grievance TINT, in oil cases Of tho failure Of say-
ings banks, the loss fills upon the worthy, in-
dustFious, economical poort-the most dssery-
Ing OF all classos tue c!uxs who have
learned and practice the inout difficult OF MI
lessons, That OF sclf-taenial, ,-sovoro saving
ont OF scant earnings obtained by hard work.
Savings bauks In The United States arc
generally organized without any substantial
responsibility. Dopositors AZ rulo hive no
protection save auch ~ is afforded by tho
honesty md ability OF the managers. II the
AFFAIR." OF tho bank ars badiy managed, ii they
are dishonesty managed, II thoy, ,4rs Illegally
managed, the depositors, Is general result,
hare no redress, and must submit to tho soro
loss. whatever 1t may be. Considering tho
vast sum Of money which socks safety IN
these institutions, and tho class Of persons
who own this money, anil that It IL Tho say-
Ing Of tho hard earnings Of labor, tls rcsult
OF sacrifice and the denial of many comforta
and even necessities, there should be sons
intarposiston OF the law to protect thcse
funds from tho frauds which aro inhumup1y
praoticod upon them.
; The Government OF Great Britain seyerol
years giuco provided for thia bus;ncss- II
has made itself vast savings bank. for The
protection Of tho thrifty, industrious MOOT.
, 1877-08-30


6sr ssanoru Northcoto recently informed
tho House Of Commons that Il lad IA place and a
position to maintain In tho eycs Of tho world and
Of ffoFeig1conntsics."
At recent mootiuu of tlo 1csseos of thu
c,o1,c ,rho,tro In po.,or u ,yo. .,.,.a ,,,t ".
Cheney lis n.u,,lctor io.t sa n Nv shs a.
mcnt ii Edwin i.oosA lat year.
The last number of Tia Eatc-unt;oao1 n.
~t.,a enn,;,t,s ,,n rn.,,,o,,h,. ...a - .a,,.,--
Wnrr.. :. strura The rois"nv ,,11s. ~. ~ hs.s,ax
- :. o,.ont An,,,fcnr na.t.u ""~N '1s ''""'"s
-.
Df' oenAemaan mas resolved to exhibit ut.
Trojan collection At tho South Kenstngton Muse-
un,, London, wien scho|aFs will havc ample op-
H. ~ ,ao "'o "a'en
~' :, 49,,
Capt 1afnos Eaas thinAs he MtBiH bridge
tho Dosphosis at Gust nut to exceed aco 000 600.
Th!s 10 ~ good as the speculation Of the boy who
looked fnso \ pastty. y.cook's window and wished he
had tundfrt olnrs to tny nut In TIM MT rrt a. ~
- ~ ~ ~ " - NV t3'"A@s' VI
q Hcal-
t'". 0i'"' Ne.*""'8tAts "a AeAa7' tAouBut
to fflrlltcn Its wife ly playing burglar. She rosa
4, t1n ,.r,.rr.,ox ,y,ti, . sIx.haa.s. - ~
~ Ahs sAE1keAl5 WIN el1'hn0otets ana no Waa
NOT slow In Asserting h$A rjxhtx AZ husband -oua
~ ,vht.h 1, +kn ,,vht .,ot T., h.. 81 -, ~,,s
, 1877-08-30

Somo littlo itlea can be formed Of tic con-
dFtion Of tho stnto Savings Dank from tho
Investigations already made by Col. AnsEn
Taylor nnl hin corps Of clerks. The books
Of the bauk mako this showing on their
face:
, 1877-08-30


SPENCER avn u1a vycr,ua
Notwithstanding Tho nnbl5o s1oct occo.
eiouetl bv tin fa;lnre ~ lin STATE ssv,ro.
Institution. IL vns na w;1atv annrahsnf,o;, T.,
financial and comn,oroial circ,oa ou tbo fa;,rro
of TIM Cook countv National 1,ht iii,
which ita President I'M, prav;o,,slv boer ,.-
sociated. Il was only tho moasoz--tho m =.
chanfcs artisans, small trados-neonlo. clerka.
md wo1ucn-who were iouorant Of t1,o tlan'
GER: thoy voro deceiyed bv tl,o Li.tor;ca,
prestige Of tho concern, j,s imposing build.
iug, and the reputation IL Ind carncd under
former manaoa1nenf IA n nottor ~ foot
however. there laas been a wanino of cona.
tlonca In tho aolit1;tv nj Tin inxt,su;o, anil
tho integrity Of .ita nanaocmant ovar s;nco
D. u, SPENCER was electad praa;5ant anil
succeet1ed to lila oontrol trhcro uao from
tho first m Impression in banking anil. bus;.
ncga circles TINT its manaoemcnt xxou,a In
of tho sauo charactor NJ Tint Of thu Coot
County National. and It ia use,caa Ia d;ucr,ao
tho strong probability That Investigation will
show TINT Ills old md snhstant,ai conco,n
Inns been practically lisomboweled.
! Tho galilest feoturo of this revelation it
TINT tho loss falls upon class Of man mil
women who a1o lesst ablo to sustain #. Tbin
is truo at all times whom savings bank fa;la.
but 1t is especially true at this time md IN
tho case Of the State 8ayiueTs Institution.
The confidence which It's namo Ind insnircd
among tho nayinps-depoB;t classes induced ita
1,airons to trust 1t implicitly will, all their
svr,,1ra oor,,tpou aud +hnv..~n .,o%,. .,.a.,..a
, 1877-08-30

TnnK CHAPTER, No. ilB. n L. M,-Fpecai Con.
vocation t4day tIhursdsYlt Aug. 10. =: p, ~ WORK
catInn a. 7;a ,. m Work on the ltoynl Arch Degree
cutltA hxllatIon to rsttIHE ColrpantunA fy UfltF
Uf tle +. 5, Ii, ", AERlIELLs Sec.
, 1877-08-30

Later accounts Of the fn1nino in 1ndia
present most horrible picture Of suffering
among tho natives. In Southern India, tho
district most affected by tho famine, there
aro some 81, ,0oo, 600 peoplo, Of whom, aoconl-
Ing 10 authoritative statements, ouc-sxtll, or
1900, GOO. must die Of nctunl want. The dis
tancc to be travorsed between this afflicted
district and tho productive portions Of Indiais
so great that, with tho utter absence Of means
Of transportation, except wagon-teatns (which
cannot curry enough for their own aubsist-
cnce), the task of relieving the atarving
millions would bo impossible. Some fearful
instances of suffering in tha streets Of Madras
aro recounted, whore infants are abandoned
by their mothers, mud left to perish hy tho
roadside. The most horrible plaaao Of tho
visitation yet mado known IL given In a re-
port from tho province Of Mysoro, where
two casca Of cannibalism aro snid 10 have oc-
CURED. 4 member Of tho Relief Committee
in tl,at Quarter fears TINT this practice must,
under tho circumstances, become widespread.
, 1877-08-30

yes1e!aa5 mornluG sineu!taaeously Will tue
.,.1. ,,s.:,aa' s .ns .a.a,",5' p1sse4 over
ssn. s"ss aena. J.. sos 'ae evening oelofe anu 1ound
n,s.s, Gussltn''s ~ ~ oest eonuN.on, Ms' noSs'
D"ls'on superintendent OF t'at DIVISION, wa
~ ~ W. ,,,, ' .1,nsu' o"' ~ w 4nl"le4'
.r,.ima as W W H. .tg'" - u,'.sato zoe
oT .,s H., ~ .,,.. "o anu '4"u ~: Doo9es
-, "t'su ...ne ~ s.,su tot ~ SUN as
a,n 1,, s . ~ sat r's.,,s " .e assiueots
~. ~" ,...a ."s' ."o sas"s' =. a'.u ~ ius.'se ~
s"o .aess' ss"s.~sa !" 'aae. 70 s.4.o LINZ nc
a4aao w cno..7 W Reep a15lo'hs 11om tne r.
po,.crs' pt.rrn W. .,, ",,uss mus ,,xor,.o,,
ALL r.v;,, 1,,s,e,.., At HAND At
accoratnp tn I'll aceo,,nt. MI ror,.,vs, hc,o .,o,.
,.n,,.,,s,. f...,.. 4eSssu u..St '"slo
te a"crnt arrr"n ana .ne .e
. ~. ron orn j.. taa tasau,a sa' @ 's ps'voas ~
lint II nsysr rajnca g. ,ar1 hesors rhe '1r rrsss
,st.,, ,ra' h.,,a, ~ ~ a ss s.o1s a'' e'sek
., on ,.siv hos tIu 1i,,io rens
,,o ,,sanz ... .,r.1,s,, :. -. ~ wv
..scar" sv ",',y vh,ch rh ."seo 'uu'e!' 10 1a's'
,,.,ts
TIN train Tho par;a. 'a arn-",s,..,, ,. ~. ~,
a"s a,'as sapsess le't tnl-
-. ~. ~ a.,t,. aas aa A'o.x' "as .o'aR a,opR
.d ~. .;n .,sa,s ras.e u"a r. % ~, W , .ns
.,',..s,'.y s"a sHy passea Ino '"sa' ee!se'''
o-so +. 10y" ~. ., .'ass
tha. 49,, ,,.laas ~. "..ss ~" a.aae'es
.ha .,a, ~ ;,ss.,". ~ '"ss ,s. oo m."s "e't "
Wv 'es"o y. otsae's'' iau oscn "asueo ou!'
:. ,ehs,a es .!a .ss. s sa -. .s s'.a' aa.u,
Woo"oio ."at un5 W 'aose vi ooas" "oo'o
''ar. ~ essapeo uuhast, -
e So''oa''S uao, aa1'1'e seste1oaf' COZ
strue.sa temporary p'luees, anu trains aEo run"
"'ns sttouRn aga'n as usua'.
, 1877-08-30

Exhibition Building.
Michigan svcnpt. opposite Adams 1tFect. Intcr.
6tAc Industrial E1potlton. Day snl evening.
, 1877-08-30

Cotton'a 0ptra-1fou4t.
Monroe ilsctt. between statc and Dearborn. "Old
sIeuth, the Detective"
, 1877-08-30
AstUSEaiJ:NI,S,

1ton1ry'S Thcntrc.
Hsado1pb street, hetwcen Clark and taSstIe. En-.
ragc1nent Of Mis- Mary Cary. "roor Jo."
, 1877-08-30

Adctphi Theatre.
Monroe Neset. corner Of Dearborn. 1.-THE Flag ot
Honur."
, 1877-08-30

alrFieker'k Theatre.
astltton ttrrct between Slate and Dearborn. t'Da.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-02-15

be delivered by Prof. Bert G. Wilder. DR..
'rhos. +. Perley, class Of 81 recently pre-
scented the college with very fine and
complete collection of insects. They are
mounted on wood between glass cases.
and these are bound In book form.
John w. Richards, the assailant of
Lyman Croxford at Dixmont, was arrested
at Lawrence Thursday. with daughter of
his brother-n- with whom he was liv-
Ing. IL seems that Richards and Corxford.
A. j. Midget of Jackson, and A. L. Pea
body of Lewiston, married sisters. Crox-
ford understood that his wife was defam-
ed By Richards. Richards denied the ac-
cusation, but on the Both of January the
two men qnarreled in the highway. Rich
ards beat his brothtr-in law with sled
stake aud LEFT him dying condition. Rich
ards then came on To Lewiston, where a
daughter OF bis hrother-in-law, Mudgtt.
Na~ living With III brother-n-luw. Pea
l"dy. le persuaded this glsi to 90 TO
Boston with him.