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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-16
Temperance.

The New England Reformed Mems Association
meeting will be held at The Fsbysn House, White
Mountains, September "a, and will continue eight
days. President Col Frank G. Allen of Rhode
Island. Officers from Maine, vice president, y.
b. Chadbourne of Ssco; executive committee, II.
NJ. Bryant, Lewiston, J. X. Osgood, Gardiner,
and c. G. Frost, Auburn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-16
Democratic County Convention.

Tie democratic county convention for kenne-
bee county was held at Granite Hall, yesterday
forenoon. Called to order by {. Is. Morton
chairman of county committee. on whose motion
+. f. Bean of Readfeld was made chairman
Albert Whitman of Winthrop, was chosen Secre
tarv, but declined the honor; Samuel Mitchell oil
Augusta, and Bion Wilson Of Augusta, we re che
SEN but both declined. Fina lly ii. ID. n. Wy
man Of Belgrade, was chosen aud accepted
The temporary organization made perma-
neut
but it was voted that all democrats on the floor
act as delegates.
On motion of Mr.. Morton, Oscar Holway of
Augusta, was nominated by reclamation as candi-
date fot oeoator.
GA motion OF Mr.. Jackson of H,llowell, John
Ware of Wsterville, was nominated by reclamation
as second candidate for Senator.
On motion of Geo +. Gle of Readfeld, the Sc
lection of the remaining county officers was left to
the following committee Gle, Wnslow, Jack
son, Mower, Weston. The committee reported
ss follows:
For County Commissioner-J.M NJ. VIM of Gin
ton.
For Sherif-Benj, j. R4cklff of va.s sboro
For Treasuger-Alfred Winslow of West Wat
erville.
The report was accepted and the gentlemen
named were declared to be the nominees.
There was some little hesitancy about the name
OF MIR. W lnn, a. IL stnelt OIL greenbackl>in out on
invesiig alton, Mr.. Jackson of Hallowell declared
that che .t adhered to the democratic doctrines,
and his name passed the searching ordea al all
right.
The following were chosen county committee :
c. b. Morton, II. F. ID. Wyman, Benz. Ellis,
J NJ. VIM, +. T.. Bean.
Committee resolutions appointed by the chair,
as follows Morton OF Augusta, Carver of Wat
erviIle. Bachelor Of Windsor, Watson of Fay
ette jackson of Hsllowc. The committee re-
ported resolutions approving the platform and
nominees of the State Democratic convention.
The nominees and the resolutions are all for hard
money, the greenbackers IN the convention being
ia n mcsgre minsrity, and evidently afraid to act
Staples and few others of his stripe came into
the hall with the intention of cultivating SOCIAL
acquaintance with his former democratic As soc +
ates am Sheriff Downing looked wisttully in al the
door, hoping to "clasp hands across the bloody
cha-m," but they were Individually and collec-
lively snuboed. The convention positively re-
fused to ''cos.ese AS DR. Croker calls ) with the
reenbsckers in their county ticket. MIR. V. ID.
Pinkham felt bad upon that account, and threw
out a little porgy chum bait to the greenbackers
in the shape of resolution giving all dem
ocrsts, whether grecnback democrats or what OF,
the privilege Of supporting the nominees The
convention considering tina. harmless enough,
passed II, aod then adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-16

"Well, we've got rid OF then thu ndering green
hackers" said one delegate to another at the
close of the county convention Yesterday. Yes
the reply, "but in dong, we've got
mighty small part of our party left"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-16
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Fire.

SUNcooK, August Is. At one o'clock this
morning another fire was discovered 10 the stable
adjoining the Suncook Hotel. The flames soon
reached the hotel, wholly destroying it, together
with the dwelling of ID. 5. Jones. The whole
loss is about S2i 900
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-16

The fashionable color for autumn and winter
has already been announced. 1t is 10 be called
Bordeaux" and is Of the exact hue Of that we'll
known wine. Pale blue is to be worn with it as
contrasting color
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-16

The annual reunion (being the ixteenth aun
verssry of the "muster in') of the 18th Maine
Reg iment Assoc tattoo. will be held at Riverside
Farm" Baldwin, on Saturday, August 18th. A
.,ecal train will leave Portland & Ogdensburg
depot, at o'clock A. NJ, aud will return in sea-
son for the evening trains east Members in the
city, and those arriving previous to s o'clock A.
NJ, will assemble q. Grand Army Hal at Is A.
NJ 1t is expected that there will be Target
Shooting by the Maine Rife Club at the ''Riae
Range" Baldwin. on that day. An opportunity
will also be offered the members Of the Associa-
,ion to view the fine collection of breeding stock
Of Col. c. P. Msttocks. Proprietor of Riverside
Farm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-16

Arson in this State is said to produce more
wool than any other town in Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-16

M-rcer Locals.
The potato bugs have not done much of any
damage to the crop here, although some of the
farmers have spent considerable time in shaking
the beetles off the vines and then committing
them to the fire; those farmers who have not
spent any time in killing them say that their po-
tatoes look as well as those who have spent so
much time in fighting them.
The hay crop is better than usual, and those
who secured their hsy before the wet weather
came on were exceedingly fortunate, and those
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-16

The evenings we have lately been having were
cool enough for the latter part of September.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-16
Supreme Judicial Court.-Danforth j.,
fresidfDg.


WEDNESDAY, August l4th.
State vs.. John c. Rogers. This a com.
plant for catching white perch in fresh water
stream in West Gardiner, on June 23l, 1873, such
fishing being prohib tied by statute at that season
of the year. The case originally tired by
Judge True of the Municipal Court, who imposed
n fine of $40 and cost and the defendant appealed
to this court. The case was given to the jury and
they gave the deft verdict of acquittsl Lorng
F arr counsel for Rogers. This trial was
ha d on Tuesday, but not reported.
State vs.. Fred Boyntou. This was AN indct
IN cut found at this term, charging the defendant
with entering the house of Daniel Hanscom in
Halowell, oil the night of Sept. 18th, 1877, and
stealing Iianscom's pocket book containing Sl25
in bank bills. The prisoner is defended by j. IL.
Potter. Verdict guilty.
The jury trials thus f,r represent but a small
part of the proceedings 10 court There are near
ly one hundred and fifty cases on the old docket
most of them for violations in some form of tae
law for the suppression Of liquor selling. The de-
PENDANTS having exhausted every known means for
avoiding sentence, find themselves brought up now
with round turn. Cash on the nail or hard work
in Jail is now he only alternative. About TWEEN
tv- five hundred dollars have already been collect
| ed in money, and the county jail is enriched by
the acquisition OF several most deserving in
| mates. more particular account of the work in
hand may be given at the close of the term. For
the present it can only be said that the disposal of
so many cases makes lively times for all concern
ed in the administration of criminal justice.
State VS.. Leroy Graves. This Is a complaint
| for stealing horse blanket in Wayne, and comes
here by appeal from the judgment of Trial Jus
| lice, Henry Woodward OF Winthrop. The accus-
ed is defended by Pllsbury and Carleton. The
trial commenced late in the afternoon and was IN
, finished at the adjournment.
THURSDAY, August 18th.
The case against Leroy Graves, for the larcen
of horse blanket, turned out to he much more
| form liable than it appeared at the opening last
evening. The witnesses were very numerous on
| both sdes, and the trial was not concluded and
| the case gwen to the jury until nearly 8 o'clock
| The village OF Wayne apes rs to be in state OF
| much excitement and is represented in court by q
goody proportion Of the Inhabitants, who take
sides either for or against the prisoner The cour
adjourned at hslf-psst five, leaving the Jury il
heir room, to come 10 IN agreement If they can
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-16
pifn.

In China. Mrs. f Their ward wife Of Edwin
A. War J., aged 3D.
In Mercer August 6. Eli Pressey, aged 56
years 10 months II day..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-16

Nice fresh salmon and bass at Central Fish
Market.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-16

The republican county convention for kenne-
bee county will be held at Granite Hall. this fore
noon at half past ten clock, for the purpose of
nominating two candidates for Senators, a candi
date for County missioner, a candidate for
County Treasurer, a candidate for Sheriff. The
only contest for Officers will be friendly rivalry
for one of the csnd idates for Senator. There are
four candidates for the position, gentlemen well
known in Kennebec County: e. c. Cornish Of
WinsIow, l. N. Wadsworth of Manchester, Moses
S. Mayhem Of Mt. Vernon, and Joseph s. Berry of
WAYNE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-16

Blsckberries are quite thick in the county, and
good quantity finds place in the markets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-16

The Governor has nominated Samuel +. Shep-
herd of Camden, Sheriff of Knox county in
place of A. I. Low, deceased.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-16

Mr.. 5. l.. Boardmsn, editor of the Maine Far
mer, " i'll give the address at the North Franklin
Fair, in Phillips, Oct ID, and also at the Fair in
Bristol, Oct 9th The farmers of Maine already
know that Mr.. Bosrdmsn is an able writer; We
can assure them that be is a most excellent and
ready speaker, always prompt to respond at a
minutes notice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-16

The republican conve ntion for the Third Con-
gres,ional District will he held at Granite Hail.
this afternoon. at two o'clock, for the pur
pose of nominating a candidate to be supported
by the republicans Of the District, for the Forty
sixth Congress. The present able and faithful rep
resentstive from this District, Hon. S. ID. Lind
.ev, will receive the nomination without oppos
tim.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-16
N Isle by Augusta COrnel Band.

Miss Amanda Douglass, the author, is stopping
a. Old Orchard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-16

johnson Hall in Gardner was crowded last
night, with an enthusiastic audience eager to hear
Senator Blaine, and a similar reception awaits
him to- night at Granite Hall, in this city All are
invited Let those tinctured with greenbacksm
Ne present and all who desire information upon
the leading political issue IN the present cam
paign. The ladies are cordially invited, and they
8 oud go early in order to secure seats. The
Augusta Cornet Band will furnish their best
music.
Oul citizens are to have a privilege on Satur-
day evening, never before ranted them, of seeing
the inimitable John T. Raymond, in his world,
famed impersonation of Col. Sellers, in which
character he has charmed delighted audiences in
all the larger cities. 1t will be rendered here with
the same effect and spirit as in New York Or Phil
adep hia. Mr.. Raymond will be supported by the
Charlotte Thompson Dramatic Company. Tickets
for reserved seats are now on sale at the Eastern
EXPRESS office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-16
Senator Blaine.

All persons in favor of a sound Iency and
maintaining the integrity Of the nation are ia vited
to attend. Ladies are cordially invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-16
Conventions.

BANGOR, August Is. The democratic county
convention was held at Bangor Thursday. They
nominated the same ticket as the greenbackers al
their county convention held at Oldtown, August
lst. Resolutions denouncing national banks and
favoring the substitution of greenbacks for ma
tonsl bank notes; also pledgiog their support to
Alouzo Galceon for governor, were adopted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-16

CAsTINE. August Is. The store of Samuel
Adams, at Csstue, occupied by his son Alfred,
burned Wednes dsy night Nothing was
saved. The value of the building is $1,000. In
sured $1,000 The stock was valued at $1,000
Insured for $500 Incendiary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-16
Accident.

BATH, August 10. The steam tug Salem in
coming up the river day, when near Phipsburg
broke the come citing rod, saying in cy Under head
and causing other damage. She was towed to
this city for repairs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-16
The Turf.

LEWISTON, August Is. On the Lewiston Driv-
ing Park to-day, the 2 80 purse was won by indie
pendence, best time "a. The open to all race
was won by Joe Ripley, best time 226 .
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
THE IRANELIN 1EL1L.

THE JURY OUT-A COMPROMISE VERDICT LXPICiTb.
FREEHOLD, y. j., oct, lG.-Ihc case Of
George Franklin foc the murder Of Peter Finley, which
has pecn on trial in the Monmouth Court OF O'rr
and Tcrmlucr for three days, was concluded to-
day. Attorncy-Gcncral John +. Stockton occupied
the attention Of the jury for nearly two hours
m his Argument for the prosecution Judge scuddc'-
charge to the Jury calm and impartial and occupied
trcc-quarcrs Of an hour IN It's delivery. lie went over
,hc story Of the murder narrated by tie witnesses
, ,rt ~ the pfOUe and uf the defence" and cxpniucd
he dnercnt degrees Of the crime contained IN the four
separate counts OF the indictment II was Tor
~ iurv io decide what degree or crime
t%c accused was guilty or or WHITTIER the
Killing was done IN scldcicnce. The accu'cd hr con
nIIi.d must he yvcn the benefit Of any reasonable
douht The Jury retired at l2:25 T. n, and up 10 TINS
CycuIug bAd not 10 any conclusion. ana ~ II H"
L,I,,vI hcv Will before GO-mOrlOw. IL j. understood
nv rc divided on the question Of the degree "I clc,
and II is thought compromise verdict OF murder IH the
sccruJ degree OIL mausaughtcr Will be arrived It,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
LAMEs " COVERT RENOMINATED.

The Democratic Congressional Convention
for me I District made up OF sixteen delegates nom
Queens twelve roIl suffolk and eight from Richmond
Counties was held az Jamaica yesterday afternoon.
Although il was understood that only two names would
represented for the Congressional nominduon-Jan's
W Covert of Queens and Henry A. Reeves. Of suffolk
nc claims Of The latter SO pcT-!stcuuy pushed h'
rembcrs Of HE delegation thai II was iuund unpossib'
to overcome tnoir preference, and Mr. Coyorvs friends
cxcrcd their influence his behalf with the dccgatcs
from Richmond
state Committeeman John H. sutrhn called tho con
vcnuon 10 Ordc.. Benjamin W. Dorur, o' Queens
County was IuaGo chairman. There was an !nfoFnn!
hailot in which Mr. Coyc.t received u N"l"-, Mr..
Reeves II fhs delegation souGl and P"riy Belmont 3
the latter cast ny part uf the Richmond delegation.
Tu,u uUon the rt formal ballot, Nj Covert received
20 votes Mr. Reeves his ~ and Belmont l. MI Covert
was thcT,upun declared tDc nominee of the convention.
MI Vaughn oi Redmond, moyej To mako the nom
nation unanimous. Gilbert II. tUoWcI oi Nyh'.h, Nu-
'"r'el. aud cr'crtA strong Tor, against llo action
cf tho convention. ~ the close Gt As speech he WIN a
number tho other SUpE County dyl".ttr5 |ildr' "
fgo the hail TIE speech and ihs action created CON
siderable confusion. -,
committee of three appointed 10 wait upon Ml.
Covert aud introduce nm 20 tut convention. S'N'T "i
hJ Suffolk County men declined g. sc We upon l' Nh'H
introduced, NJ. Covert Was received "la great APP
p'arsC. and the chairman welcomed Lu an i'' uua l
uuu. nominee ui tG, convention, Notwithstanding 'H'
preceding uupoaslutuess.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
THE w0LLASrOY DISASTER.

BosToN, Oct. 1G.--Ihc examination into the
causes Of the late disaster at WoI''ioi, on the u"
Colony Railroad, began at Quincy to-day Inc e"Sln''r
and err,on and brakeman Of tic freight train testified.
rto ,..tuouv served TO show that Hmt"yIl the con
urtor did not take proper precautions to schd out
s,ppsI on the track to approaching lrains' upon
the supposton that the excursion train had arrived IL
Eoston The engineer testified that H"t"cH s"id
after tc accident that II he had had two seconds more
he could havc thrown the switGh over u, am, ana
PIE stated thai the switch lights were 0DsCur ny tIe
tTgfeT headlight Of the locomotive ana lhht he ntt
s,rfcb Vag set wholly wrong ana Jhc ht'ohI pdiuJ
1rnur Engineer ROwcs's testimony was coiI3polht',I
of WSstoateIs james X. lhylOr, master mechahlc VI
W " W." ,psned that the switches were set wrong ana
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
AN ELECTION ORDER PUT 10 Tl-r

The recent order issued by John !. Daycn-
uorr calling foI the taking up Of a., tho alleged fraudu
lent natural zation papers issued i October 1861 was
ruf 10 tie tc-. yCstc'day IN several election G.-Iu-.
AttAe Fth Disthct Bureau of Registration the matter
r,stcd IN the arrest OF supervisor Ou The charge Of
I.r,,, urcfcrrrd by Iabcrug man john Lough y, "
Va - Cartou-st presented hi. papers At The dc-k just
alter noon They were at once recognized as me alleged
sIIInrt issue and we're retained by Supervisor Rich
al N,r.o Inughlu demonstrated ~ vain, aud finally
had Morse arrested the charge al larceny. sergeant
p,l ur inc Eighth Precinct TCf,IICd the CItc 10 IN
snrrnr Mr rDrTmDtt. last evening, who decided that h
vuuld not De justified Ia locking ihc pIlr0hrr up lie
d however that the only redress 10 be had from
gc courts aud expected That the facts VIII be dd
Iefyrc a magistrate 10 day,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
nrnER CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

CmCADo. Oct. IG.-Ihc RrpuDlcahs oil tho
the IS, District rcuomnatcd VIM. AIduch FOR Congress
,.I,,,,.,, rlrs morning INr. Aidrich carried inns
II-frlrt-parr4 of Cool and Outage Countea-by over
400 nEJorrty IN lSIGI
MmpLrnOROrGH, Mass, Oct. l6.-Ihc Green
back men u the Ist District to-day nominated Matthias
EIs ot Carver, Tor Congress, aud The DemocI"l-' III
couy ntlou here to-day, also nominated NM lIhs dS.
,,, 10 ,,,.,,, -, ,ii,ru.tabl. Dukrs aud Nantucket
touur. and uHrt4 OF Bristol aud iyWuulh '3"h'i irN'
" " Crtpo Gl,pD, who hus been ru0mInated ha" Il
majority OF ucutiy 5000 IN l-'OI
SALEM. Mass, Oct. 1G.-Jamcs II. Carlton,
- u,r,rl,I ma, been nominated by the Democrats Of
the VIM Congress onnl District. lie Il hard money
and anti Butler man. RMS diFtIct-the cites o' fou'
ccscr, Haverhi New6uryport, salcm, aud twcI,E-tTo
tnwua IN E,.cX Cuunty-s now ropfesrnttu by b,o. d.
Ioring U{rpD who mad about 100 majority III le'"I
LOWELL, Mass, 0Ot l6-Ihe Democrats
NJ the WIN Courre ,sinnsl District have nominated
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
GENERAL FOREIGy NEWS.

RUSSIA TRYING TORAISE \ NEW LOAN.
4 RUSSIAN MINISTER CONSULTING IiNASCIERs-
ASUHAssY GAINING surTuEr
IpspoN Wednesday, oct. 10, 1873.
Tho Russian Minister of Finance was at
Berlin Monday last cou-ultug tho leading bankers IN
r,r..rd TO the now loan. Ho-hus settled. Tho
Mul.t,r LETT Tor Paris Tuesday.
ANDEA-S" TO BIZ UPHFLD.
4 special dispa'l' rom Vienna states that Count
Audra.sY Is CERTAIN OF majority IN the Diet the
Gr,h-goth and me Delegations, because OF the belief
uat hl, policy docs not contemplate pushing occup-
son ~ Bosnia bcvauad ,,r present lu.-, aud -sc-
gurutly % reduction of rnc cA ApyIsrg D., possible.
ErNuE~ DOUBTED.
The report that the Russians ad resumed th"Ir with
d.4EaI.towusd Adr.au.pc got confirmed. THE -;ato.
mont that W. Iay.. the British Minister az Cou-'ou-
.uor.r VIII S.slt L,ldou d., declared untrue.
Dl~QUUT At BEE.rE
u-ra'.h,, 4 IA in states 'h4, C.uat Won .ust
...ug uu.r.ru'y % Germany, Dis appointment .,
hl.'ru-lI....I N.r'-t.r ~ Pa'I7 uas CI,UJ,d I'D
.,,..H. - BUI, }.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
ANOTHER MAYOR4LTY MOVEMENT

-. ,-T--,- T-----
franklin EDISON, il. i. LLAfLIN, hi'Al 'ON i'i7
.N,D oTIirp yEII-ENOWN BUSINESS MIN CALL
--
lNE CoNf EE'"'Cf.' ,
4 number of WFll-knONn business men hCld
=. -, ~, Tn. s,,, for tho pulro.c OF or
's'''C' '"' ,''"' -. =, .,.,.,. "a
fauizinE enoTlS lCr Tie Aoul'HH''oH "Lu oI' ''"
, uou-partsan business for Mayor o.
n c,.r cou was pffsentcI s!-acd
--....ir.. g., D.. br19 on H..
" many merchants, for meeting 10 90 Ac'i On RI
Iav,iert ot ine Fiftn Avenue Hcte, FOR the spyC-
7on ana NOMINATIONS u '"'Is"'''' ~ " ''''''l
late Tor Mayor Tor the ensuing l1!Il.. \
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17

John X. TsrboK The Proh'hiuoulsN have uomlnat'd
John $ Colby. Gcnrral Butler now represents th' u''
trct the city oi Lawrence nnc parts u k''f nuar
srr and Worcezfr Cuuntc, HismHlouty over hr. lar
Dor DCtn.D iu 1870 about 2.7oOI
GREENFIELD, Mass, bet. lG.-lhc bUtl'r
men to-day nominated Wilbur :. whitney ~ The Nih
D-trictfrr CuucesE fAmasa Norcros- tp) 'nTioHlh',
dIstrct-TrauLIl and Humu.hlrr Cuuuues and pafh ~
Worcester aud Hampdeu COuuticr-uy about OeVO iA@
iOrIty ~ 1876
Chicago, Oct. 1G.-Dr. y. 5. Davis Is the
democratic candidate IN tie MA Congressional Ds
tict in tie place OF Judge Tree, declined Lorenzo
BrentGUo lRcp) earned thi' dsirei-Ias" '%ln,E "'"
WHITEHALL, n. Y, Oct 16.-John Ross, oi
Essex County. vas nominated by the Democratic Con
v,btiou at Ticonderoga to-day FOR Congressman rom
tie XVIIIfh District. This ds;rct-tlnton, @ @Is'th 4 \
Und Warren CountIcs-gayc Andrew Mulldmo l"'PJ
ONUL G.IUO maIOrI'y IN lNIOl
New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
crIury ryNDcnrilrIrs- rELcGEIrM

THE SUICIDE urAN Old MN. .
SYRACUSE, y Or'. lG..Ju-rpG I'uy, au "'d
cl,u ~ the town ~ Au- commit, 'u''" h'I'. ".
iy hiu-iug The said g. have b"uu financial '"bu
'''''"'"" PIERCED HY 4 nor WIRE.
TElSION y. j., oct. lG-IhomIa Nc'auc, en-
rpl d ar me TrcuaI iron toupHuys works Ua- -'I"u-ly
injured AZ tat place TO-DAY hy Irgr r Of hot Hir "lh
u.a urrI,niaIy thrust into LI, ro.n Iin vo'"y 'f
GUuD.ih
HAMBLEroSIAN STOCK Ar AUCTION.
MpBITIDWS. y. T.. Oct. lG.-Jonu J.. wood sold
at auction here ye'tIH iN'4- -lv' L, "1,,Ii nam, ].H'I ]
-t.,F. Ihr argr,afu -tw rIIl' NH 'i"'u lh' utH'.'
price tGru. winch We" gwen i'I M"'" b h"'I'iI"'A'
ho By H. ych's ilampr,"niau.
I&DIoIEp ~ &OT LYNCHEp.
Nrw-iI,vTN. Oct. 1G.-lhc Grand jury found "a
truc Dbl day AGAINST Ldgar Freeman the ,"prd m'u WHO
committed af-tt upon hii' uI lu Au~"uL tN' M,'A'
ana WHO narrowly escaped JhtHlIH inc hlb' - P'''
tlycly Identified him.
ABANpoSEp At SEA
BO~ION, oct. lG.-Ihc schO'prr Sarah "i ana
from calais for Providence, abandoned Monday uigt
E,Lar pir-.us which uhn-rlr"d Them 10 iny schooner
Wr,t ,uus .rou Philadelphia which has arrived hrrr.
TEN YEARS ~ PRISON FOR DICEEuSD>.
TEI>IDS. y. j., Oct. lG.-DauIcI VI. D.,lrr-on,
IctIrd guilty the cuaTgn u eub, Lrlug tho dt OF
the Manufacturers Eauk IT NrWtA ~ iHr amount d" ~
stic Prison Joseph f. Wrrz Dckrl sons aCcOmpcc u tho
transaction viii ho sentenced neat Monday
IUE MURDER or A WIDOW
DtrVpIr Mich oct lG.-Mrs Matte Farrell,
Ioroutc quarter ~ Tho city found brsdc her bed ms
her har An examination disclosed cash -four inches hh
her rght temple Henry Ldugusdu worthless chua,l'i,
ana Farrell By her hIst husband has eonairtstl
on suspicion
GUILT BETRAYED BY EMOTION.
DENVER, COLI oct lG.-Great interest Is felt here
IN ihe pending ta o' Hiram r. Maston for the poisoning D
Wood Of BosGn who made a chemical analysis tesuhed 10
d0y Ills yIenco sensation the prisoner bcthB
great eGeS9 n uS 6yster packer u Boton
here usinr every ~ secure the conviction VI 'he