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The Portland daily press., 1877-07-19

Congressman Frye is at the Falmouth.
Hon. John D. Long, Speaker of the Massa-
chusetts House of Representatives for several
terms, and prominent Republican candidate
for the gubernatorial nomination, is at the Old
Orchard House, Old Orchard.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-19

at Odd Bellows' Hail. Harrington Block, Congress
Street.
RELIEF AssocIATIoN-Third Tuesday in the
month.
LODGEs-Maine, on Monday evenings; Ancien
Brothers, on Thursday evenings; Lgonia, on Friday
evenings; Beacon, on Tuesday evenings; Unity No.
3, on Wednesday evening; Ivy, D. off,, second and
fourth Saturday of each month.
ENCAMPMENT-Machigon first and third We'd
nesday; Eastern Star, second and fourth Wednes-
day; Portland, first and third Friday.
BENEFIT AssooIATIoN-Board of Directors meet
first Monday evening of each month. Association
meets first Monday evening of January, April, July
and October.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-19
Stated Meetings.
CITY GOVERNMENT

The regular meetings of the City Council tax
place the first Monday evening Of each month.
The School Committee meet the fourth Monday
evening of each month.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-19

ADDITIONAL CONTRIB UTIoNs.--Sinc the last
report W. S. Dana has collected $50 worth OF
provisions from Harris & Littlefeld, $40 from
Capt. David Keazer, and S. from William Il.
Wood
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-19
TEMPLARS OF HONOR.

at TemplarS' Hall, No. 100 Exchange Street.
CoUNcIL-Maine, first and third Monday in each
month.
TEMPLE-Forest City, No. 1, every Wednesday
evening.
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THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 10.
THE ,PREss
CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Union Rowing Association.
Linen Suits-Eastman Bros.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
State of Maine.
Probate Notices.
To Let-D. II. Burns.
Instruction in Oil Painting.
For Rent-Lower Tenement.
10 Let-With BoBrd'
Wanted-C. X. Chisholm Brcs,
To Let-Brick House.
Notice is hereby given.
10 Let-Tenement.
Commissioners Notice.
To Let-FOur Rooms.
10 Let-FrOnt or Back Rooms.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Saturday-F. o. Bailey g. Co.
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Vacation before
April Term A. d. 1871
GEO. II. STARR
AMELIA w. MCEWAN
ALEXANDER MoEWAN
ALEXANDER MCEWAN Junior
ELIZABETH j. MCEWAN
FLORENCE MCEWAN.
Bill in Equity for the Construction by this Court of
the Will of Thomas McEwan late of Portland in the
Couty of Cumberland and State of Maine.
And now it appearing to the Court that the notice
ordered at the last term of Court to be given to be
given to the respondents has not been given to the
said Elizabeth j. McEwan and Florence McEwan for
the reason that they could not be found therefore.
1t is ordered by the Court that the Compliments
give notice to the said Elizabeth j. McEwan and
Florence McEwan of the tendency of the Bill of
Complaint herein by. publishing a copy of
the said Will, together with copy of the questins
which the Court by said bill prayed to decide and
OF this order of Court in the Maine State Press
a week for three successive weeks the last pubca-
ton to be thirty days at least before the term of this
Court next to be holden at Portland within and for
the County of Cumberland and State of Maine the
second Tuesday of October A. D. 1877 thatthey may
then and there in this Court appear and show cause
it any they have,why the prayer of the Complanans
should not be granted.
VIM. WRIT VIRGIN
jus. S, j. Court,
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-19

NEWPORT, R. L. July II, 1877.
In compliance with your request my manager has
arranged for one exemplifcation of my theory of
health at the City Hall, Monday, July 3Oth, begin
ming at IL a. M, when will attempt to walk 30
miles in II hours, with single rest OF 10 minutes at
about the 18th mile. In this effort hope to demon
strate to my that with reasonable exercise cor
rect diet, and strict temperance women are capable
OF more vigorous and healthy development than
hitherto obtained. Respectfully,
BERTHA Won HILLERN.
To DR.. S. Ii. Tewksbury aud others.
Miss Won Hillern will arrive in this city in
few days in company with her friend Miss
Beckett, the artist, native of Portland Much
interest is manifested in her ard her undertak.
ing, especially by the ladies of Portland.
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To Let.
r Or Rent
Wanted

A smart young man to act as News Agent on the
"A train. Reference and deposit required. APP
ply to
jyI9d3t c. R. CHISHOLM BROS.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust of Administrator of the estate of
WILLIAM H. MORGAN, late of New Gloucester,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs All persons having demands
upon the estate of said deceased are required to
exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
MILTON T. HOLT, Admir-.
New Gloucester, July II. 1877. w3ws2S
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-19
TO E.es;

ENRONT or back rooms at 24l Middle Street,
n under Lamson's. Very desirable for Millinery,
Dressmaking or Tailoring; also for Doctors or
Dentists offices. Apply to
HOLMAN LIVER PAD CO.,
tuly19dtf pa Middle Street
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-19

FIRE AT BAR MILLs-DnriDg the heavy
thund+r shower Tuesday night the lightning
struck an almost new barn belonging to Steph-
en- Palmer at Bar Mile, and entirely destroyed
it together with fifteen tons OF hay Tha barn
was valued at $780, and was insured for $500.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-19
For Sale.

100000 WilsOn Albany strawberry
Plants. Orders addressed to Cyrus Inuriow,
Enst DeerinR, or Kendall a. Whitney.
Portland, will receive prompt attention.
Portland, July II, 1871. JylSdlm
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-19

l. A. r. A. EXCURSION excursion of
the Irish American Relief Association to Saco
River yesterday was very successful affair."
About loco went ont on tie several trains
during the day. There was an abundance of
amusenents during the day. Coles Band fur
n:shed music the greater part of the day for
dancing, which was the chief attraction. The
several prizes offered were sharply contested.
Miss Lizzie Deehan received a pair of vases for
ladies' archery, Mr. Ready gentleman's pin
for the sack race; Mr.. Robert Moels clock
for the foot race. The prize of a five dollar
gold piece was won by young lady residing
aI oaco River, who proved an excellent shot
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-19
10 Let.

A ROOMS in house,rear &c Chestnut St. Suitable
II Tor man and wife only. Enquire
PORTLAND SUSPENDER Co.
jy19d3t* 20 Plum St.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-19

NiENEMENT by ITSELF 1OS Newbury ST., rooms
jy19 diff
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-19
CHI "A &c O A l..

Charcoal burned to order until Nov. solitary OF
the following grades: Grey BIrch, stick,
Screened and Turf.burned; SO per hundred
bushels in lots of not less than hty Dushels Maple
S14, Oak 49, Hard and White Pine $40. Retail cts.
per bushel additional.
will satisfy all who will favor me with their
orders both as to quality and quantity and the lit
lie money you have to give under these warrants
ought to be object of interest to all who want good
coal. One weeks notice required on special lots to
order. Address L. j. MCDANIEL,
iuy3dtf Hollis Centre, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-19
To Let,

n Brick House, centrally located, containing
-, rooms, with gas Sebago, and furnace. For
further particulars inquire at 1872 Commercial st,
jylS diff
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-19

MONTGOMERY GUARDs.-At a meeting of the
o-on'homery Guards, held last evening, Orderly
Noseau' '" j. McCallum was unanimously
eieo'eu second lieutenant, but he declined to
accept aud the meeting adjourned until Friday
evening
1t has been voted that t is inexped'eut to
spend six days iatlmuster TO; four days pay;
that the state is better able to pay the additional
sum than the company are to take it out of
their WAGES
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-19
Commissioners Notice.

NNHEu Undersigned commissioners upon the estate of
Il DE CLAIRE BISHOP, late OF Portland, Maine,
hereby give notice that they will hold meetngsto re-
ceve and decide upon all claims against sadie stateat
the Office of j. T. McCobb9 90 Exchange street. in said
Portland, at the following times: 9th and 9th of
August; 9th of October, 1877, and Sd of January
1873. JAMES I. NcCOBB
iy19d3w AUGUSTUS f. MOULTON,
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-19
Bertha Won MilIern i'm Por,laud.

The movement in the interests of physical
culture among the physicians of this city-men
toned in yesterdays issLe-to bring Miss Ber-
tina Won Hillern to Portland for the purpose of
giving an illustration of her ability as pedes
trian, has resulted in the following invitation
and reply:
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-19
STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, IS. Supreme Judicial Court.
Vacation before
April Term A. d. 1877.
GEO. H. STARR
w MoEW
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-19
PORTLAND, July, 10th 1877.

NUS BeTtNU U0N I7lEJeTN:-
Believing that your illustrations of feminine endu-
rance must prove beneficial, as demonstrating the
advantage OF free physical development, we tie I'M
dersgned would be pleased to witness an exhibition
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kilograms to The Star
THE EASTERN WAR.
Mehemet Ais Retreat.
SITTING BULL IN CANADA
THE WAR THE EASY.
Meheme1 AII.. Retreat

LONDON, Sept. - The retirement OF Me-
Indicate that The Turks viii be satisfied 20
maintain their present position and depend
on The winter to force the Russians back
across the Danube. The nsaes' Shumls spe-
clal says the retrogrsde movement was
partly because the resent rains rendered ~
olincult 10 bring up supplies, and partly on
account az The Russians mssSing considera-
Die forcss On the LON. IL would app ar from
this explanation that the idea of boidiag The
country between the LON and the Nantra
has been abandoned by the Tarks. Thus IL
once more becomes possible Tor The Russians
10 isolate and blockade Rustchuk, which
town has been probably been supplied for the
winter during the last month thsI communi-
cation has been open. Mshsmet Airs right
will again be about Kazclevo. with Rasgrad
a. a base. while his left will extend as far rs
the defileS south OF OSman Bazaar. being
within easy support from Shumla- Core
spondenis with the Czarowitch are not san
guine OF his ability 10 force the line NJ the
Kara LON, Notwithstanding the arrival OF
several divisions OF the imperial guard.
Russians Cut on iu the shipka Pass.
LONDON, Sept - The Reratfs CORE
spoDdent at ConStantinople telagrsphS that
a rumor j. prevalent IA tEst city that Sulei-
man Pasha has a. last succeeded "a inter-
cepting the communications 90 th,, n ssians
occupy ing the shipka Pass with the town on
GabroNa- Also, that the Turks have sue
ceeted In cutting OF the retreat of the Rus
SLAMS, surrounding them ON All sides
Another Success for osman
Another rumor prevails iu Constantine
pie, as telegraphed by the HeruIFs special
correspondent, To the effect that Osman
Pasha has achieved an important success at
Pleyna- 10 Is stated that he repulsei "a Rus
sian attack ON the eastern TelOubt. aud The
Russian loss Is set down ~ .0no aud guns.
Prince Bassau's Raid
The HeT0td'S COustantinople correspond
ent also reports another rumor TO the effect
That Prince HaSSau, Sou OF the khelive who
commands the TURK ia right wing. has
crossed The Danube below SilistriR with
5000 men. He purposes - intercept the
Russian cOmmunicat iOas with SiStoVa.
while MehCmet ALI sssails the Russ lap
front az blela. Correspondents viii the Rus
SIAN army have lot a. yet received any def-
mite Information regarding THIS rumor. The
project IS prOnOunccd emineutIy feasible,
however, aud Is easily within the grounds OF
probability.
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The Markets-

BALTIMORE, eept. 25.-ynsinIs sizes, deferred.
es, 90 concentrated, Ga d.. second sarioz. s2s
sor,h Osrolins skies, ola; IL do new, bid to-day
BALIInokE, eert 2s.-OottOa steady-middlfng
I'sal's Flour dull and unchanged Wheat, souf b.
err stusdy and demand fair. western, sp0t, quisf
arc steacy-soutsern red, good to prim-, Bal IS
90. ebba l4salSe; Do. ehiie. Local 81; western
eteAIner, l19 80. No. wiEser red, splt, Gal as
90. No SwInter red, 81. October. IiUli. Novem,
Dtr, I.SsH bld. Corn, southern quiet and firm,
western quiet and nrn-eOuthern white, 7Ua7I: Do
yellow blabz western niKed, yoi anc October, 81
November. - bid steamer, 5fL. oats scarce and
him-son;tern, ssaSo; western whife, 35as6; do.
mixed, S3i15. BYE quiet aud easter. 65a6s. Hay
AND provisions hrm ana UNCHANGED. Bur,er, cholce
grades scarce. Medium grades Gull AID uo,nin.l-
choice western, sUal2. Petr .ieufn easier bat not
gnglslI Lover Coffee easier, steady sEd I'M
changed hisky let aud e.sior, llSi. Recelpt.-
Flour, ZOO wheat, 60 90, corn. l95iJ: oafs 4 ia0
shirments-Whea g 40; corn, z go.
ckW 1okh. eept. 23--StycEs opened h-m. bns
a.,erw ards IL on fraction. sJnsy, aDld, los,
US DID exchange. long 4S2S; caSrt, t6. Gov
INV foRx, sept. 2s.-FlOur6ul. Wheat nrner
Corn strOI ger.
IoNDos, Sept s., 30 PM. s. BINDS lst7ls
20 Erie, li'S; preferred, e. Illinois Cealral,
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RECEPTION BY THE CHIEFS.

MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
The TICKET and Pat o1Ti.- Tae Maryland
democratic state convention, to nominate
candidate for controller of state, met I'm Bal
timore yesterday. Hon. Plnckney Wnyte
was chosen president Thomas j. Keating,
OF Queen Anne's county, was nominated for
controller by acclamation, no other candi-
date being proposed. The resolutions adopt
cd reaffirm the platform adopted by the ma
tional democratic convention at st. Louis in
1876; congratulate the democrats and con-
servatives IN the 44th Congress upon their
successful efforts in the reduction OF tue an
nual expenditures OF the various depart
Inents OF the government; point with pride
and satisfaction 10 the democratic party that
its peaceful policy and home rule aud nom
Intervention In the civil affairs OF the state
has become cardinal rule OF action even ia
an administration whose title To office is not
derived from an election according to the
constitutional methods; demand a tariff for
revenue only without regard TO protection;
protest against donations or loans of m oney
lands or bonds or the pledge OF the public
credit by Congress In aid OF associations aud
corporations engaged or proposing to be en-
gagct in public or private enterprise: and
condemn all lawlessaess and support the
public authorities In the suppression there
OF, but acquit the true workingman of All
completely therein, and sympaihiziug with
hose unemployed or poorly rewarded for
abor.
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sitting Bull w aiting for Terry's Com
EnIssfnn

PEMBINA, u. T., Sept. Several reliable
nan breed Indian traders aud their families
nave returned here from the plains, VIA the
International boundary line road. direct
from sitting Bulls camp. They report him
ss late as the 18TH inst. camped on Wood
mountain, on the Canadian side with 500
Warriors. Several Outrages on trading par
Ties by Sitting Bulls warriors have been re-
ported, but Sitting Bull repudiates the charge
OF authorizing them. The traders are greatly
alarmed, and the majority, fearing trouble,
nave left FOR various agencies aud posts.
News OF The pending conference has greatly
allayed approximations, and the last adyices
report Sitting Bull waiting I'm great pOmp
the arrival OF the commissioners AZ the west
ern slope OF Wood Mountain, on the Cana
dian territory.
The report from Helena, Montana. TO the
effect That Sitting Ball and I 90 warriors
who are at present IN Canadian territory,
are amply supplied with ammunition. IL
rot credited by The Canadian officials, aud
the report that 1900 United States Indian
warriors are moving north 70 join Sitting
Bull, is considered SENSATIONAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-28

SJohn Perry quarrelled with his wife,
set fire TO the house where she lived, near
then shot himself through the heart
- The Pennsylvania g-eenback state com.
mittee has challenged the republicans and
democrats TO arrange for q series OF joint dfs-
cussfone.
sXTbe Milwaukee democrats modestly
present three cand idates for the nomination
Tor Governor OF Wisconsin, two for lieutfn-
ant-governor, and one for secretary Of state.
NPrang's chrome establishment in HIGH
land distrfcf, Boston, was damaged By IRE
Yesterday, causing o loss on stock or nearly
one hundred thousand dollars. Fully In
sured.
ga Boston democratic newspapsr Cd.
vises the Prohibitioniste 70 relent Tor tho
time In their war against liquor and 10 make
IN onset on hos bread, - quite a destructive
% human health and happiness.
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The Tweed Investigation.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.-The Tweed alder
manic Investigating committee resumed It's
session to-day, but neither the "boss" nor
counsel for committee put In an appearance.
Alderman Cowing took the opportunity to
place himself straight on record. He said
the object OF his cross eXami nation OF Tweed
was 10 ascertain the truth, and not 10 sup
press Il, as he had been charged by two edi-
tors OF papers. Tie Investigation was adj
gourned until Tomorrow morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-28

BIG FIRE IN PRovIDENcE.-A fire broke
out last evening al Providence, X. / In a
block cicse to the post ONCE, and soon pre-
scented SO threatening an aspect that the en-
and aid was solicited from Pawtucket aud
Newport. The IRE burned two hours before
II was under control, consuming four SPA
cious blocks occupied by numerous whole
sale grocers and liquor dealers, two chair
factories, one halter, and as Offices for wool
dealers. The custom-house and DO &c offic e.
adjoining, escaped damage. The loss is esti,,
mated at $4,000, which was well covered by
insurance.
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United tates Bank Note Printing
THE WORK AWARDED TO THE GOVERN
MINT BUREAU,

MINT BUREAU.
Secretary Sherman to-day wrote the fol-
lowing letter to Hon. Edward Mcpherson,
chief of the Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing:
From the abstract of proposals submitted
on the 18th instant in pursuance OF an ad-
vertisement for printing one Impression
W on all United States and national bank
notes, ii appears that the proposal of your
bureau is the lowest ard most favorable for
tie government, depending, however, upon
the construction of the act approved March
3, 1871, (19 Stats, 353) making appropriations
by which 1t is provided as follows: Provided,
The work be performed at the Treasury de-
partIr ent; and pTOutded further, That 1t can
be done as cheaply, as perfectly aud as
Je faithfully carried out 1t appearing
from your proposal and from your estimates
that you can do the work more cheaply than
1t Is proposed TO be done by other persons, IL
only Iemains for the department to deter
mine whether 1t can be done as perfectly
and as safely as elsewhere.
After careful examination i am satisfied
that the work as done In your bureau is
more perfectly done than that heretofore
done in private establishments even at the
high rate Of sls per 900 sheets. Upon the
question Of safety, / cannot see how 1t in
possible to protect the government from
fraud or mistake so far as to render the work
accepting the statement in your letter of the
26th as satisfactory upon this point, have
concluded that Ii is my duty under the law
to leave the whole of this work with your
bureau, at least for the present. The Ques-
ton OF safety Is one OF public policy upon
which Congress might properly pass, and
though the law leaves this question to me,
desire to submit II to that body, and 10 keep
The plates in the possession Of the depart
ment, so that IL Congress should determine
that greater safety would be secured BIZ al
lowing some impressions upon national
bank notes and u. s. notes TO be printed out
side OF your bureat, 1t may SO provide.
The next proposal In point of cheapness is
that of the franklin Engraving AID Print
ing Company, which under the law I would
be bound 10 accept next to yours, IL satisfied
Of the ability Of the company to do the work
properly, and upon this point 1t will bs al.
lowed TO file evidence.
JOHN SHERMAN, Secresaryo
In this connection II may be well to state
that this award will not materially increase
The force now in the bureau, for the rea son
that the bureau has been doing the most of
this work for the last year. and that in con.
sequence of the falling off In the currency
bo1d and miscellaneous work 1t is substan-
TALLY certain that not only will the present
force Of plate printers be sufficient 70 print
the additional sheets, bat that the present
force OF counters, examiners, ETC., will NOT
have to be increased, so that no applications
for place need be made on the grOund Of the
increase Of work made by this award.
Secretary Sherman will to-day appoint a
COMMITTEES 20 receive the plates Of he Col
umbia Bank Note Company.
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A Liquor Law Case.

BRATTLT BOKO, VT, Sept. =. In the
hiLcha IN county court yesterday Ophelia
Snow recovered "A verdict OF - 500 against
Daniel G. Carpenter Son, hotel prOprie tors
and prominent citizens OF ReadSbOnO, on &C
from wagon IN consequence OF her husband
being drunk. The liquor was purchased OF
the lnfendanfs.
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National LiberaIIeapue

ROCHESTER,, n. ", Sept. pa call is
published for national liberal league con-
gress 10 he held in this city October 18th, nth
and 18Th. The platform will be total separa-
ton from church and state, national protec-
tion for national citizens, and universal ed
ucation the basis OF universal suffrage. The
question OF nominating a President aud Vice
President FOR 1850 Will be considered.
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Stage Robbers Failed

CHEYENNE, sept. 1.-The regular weekly
treasure coach from neadw was stopped
by two masked men near Cheyenne river,
Wednesday night last. Resistance was made
and Scott Davis, one OF the messengers was
wounded in the leg, disabling him. The rob-
bers Then got possession OF the arms on the
coach, but were Unable 10 force open the iron
safe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-28

THE COLOR LINE ON A TRAM u
Ridgeway, conductor on the Boltimore and
Potomac railroad, was arrested in Baltimore
wednesday on warrant issued on the com
plant OF Ann Cooper, colored, of that city,
who charged him with denying her privileges
In common with other passengers on the
train OF which the accused was conductor
hldgeway was taken before u. 8. Commits
sioner Rodgers and gave bail in ely 900 for q
further hearing, which will take place on
October q
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AT AnBLER PARK, PA, yesterday, the
trottiDg race for the 2:H race was not finished.
Jersey Boy took the first and fourth heats.
Sadie Bell the second and third, and Dsla
ware The nth and seventh, the sixth bsing n
dead heat between Delaware and Jsrsey Boy.
Time, z.Si4, 2:32k, 2:32, 2s30x, 2:3OX, 229E,
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Two OF THE ROBBERS who plundered the
Union Pacific train have been killed in the
pursuit and sic, 600 Of the stolen gold recoy-
cred. They were overtaken by a posse near
wallace, Kansas, and resisting arrest, were
ehOf w."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-28

TIE MINNESOTA REPUBLICAN Cor
dents southern and civil service policies,
favor early resumption e specie payments
and remonoGiEation Of eilv0r. Tue present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-28

LYNCH LAw-Nat Pierce, who was Inn
pltcs ted IN the killing OF Story and Kflpat-
lick IN Pickens county, Ala, was taken
mob OF % men and hanged.