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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20

The death Of William Cullen Bryant.
which occurred in New York last week,
has created wide spread feeling Of sorrow
and bis loss will be long and deeply felt
Mr.. Bryant WAS born In Cummington,
Hampshire Co., Mass, in 1874 and was
therefore in his eigh,y-four,h year st the
time Of his death.
His father Was physician and q scholar
OF no small attainments. aud the sou was
early imbued with love for literature and
---- ~..sescs ne Oex..
the age OF five years, and nj ten WAS fire.
Qpent contributor 70 the local papers. At
thirteen he won the heart OF the Federal.
lists Of Massachusetts, by writing . satirical
poem on Jefferson's embargo. This poem
WAS 20 popular that two editions were
quickly sold At sixteen he entered the
sophomore class in Williams College, where
he remained two years. About the time he
left college he wrote "Thanaiopeis," .
poem which At once gave him national
sessed Of poetic genius Of the highest
order. He studied law and was admitted
70 the bar at the aye OF twenty. one, but his
taste for literature soon led him to abandon
his profession, and lie 1874 he removed to
New York, and two years later became
editor OF the New York Review. A year
later he became associate editor of the
New York Evening Post, with which paper
as associate and editor-in-chief be has re-
NAMED up to the time Of his death, . per.
los OF over half = century. As . journalist
and prose writer, he hasa wide reputation
and bis paper has always been . source Of
pleasure to men OF letter. and ART He Wal
not politician, though he held positive
views on all national and political ques.
lions, which were expressed with grea,
clearness and without fear. As . poet
however, the memory Of Mr.. Bryant wi.
be most tenderly cherished. Second only
to Longfellow In the minds Of many. hi
poetry possesses that strength Of dictiol
and purity Of thought that so strongly
characterized the man. He never alioweG
himself to be betrayed into exaggeratior
AID never rhymed for the sake of writing
His love Of nature inspired him with tina
reverence which. 10 so apparent In mani
Of his poems, and has given 70 some o
them place by the side Of the best Of ou
sacred hymns.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20

Notice of Foreclosure.

WE. George smith and Judith smith, both OF
W Isle au Hant. IN the County OF Hancock.
claim and hold by virtue of q mortgage deed
thereof, given to US by b. Montgomery and Emma
Montgomery. both OF Logan, Hooking County. IN
the state OF Ohio. the following described prem
ises. To wit: Three certain lots or parcels OF
land, situate il the town OF Isle Au Haul, butts
and bounds \ follows The one begins at the
south West corner OF said land thence by shore
south CSt deg. East 10 brook, and on the same
course 40 ieet in all TO stake; thence North
EasteriY four hundred feet thence North ISL deg ,
West 35 feSi the nct south Westerly by land OF
David n Grant TO TO the shore began at Another
lot or "trip OF land, four rods wide. The South
Eastern corner Is at the Northeastern corner OF
the above described lot, and runs North ~. deg
East I'LL 1t reaches the land OF David NJ. Grant
Another lot OF land, bounded as follows, BE.
ginning At stake AT the Southern end of Pond
feet East of Brook; thence Easterly II 9
rods by the shore OF said pond: thence North
a5des. East Is "a rods; thence South LIZ deg
west 10 is rods thence South - IL deg. West
10 u rods; thence South 3deg. West Ii as rods :;
thence North stdeg. west IL - rods to stake
SIX loot East OF the Brook and on line six ieet
East OF The brook. to the place began At. said
mortgage OF said X. al estate is dated October 18th
a. u. 1870 and recorded In tbs Registry of DE eds
LOT said ounty Of hancock. Ia Book l5T. Pag-
ioo, Inc eondition Of said mortgage has been
anu nov is broken, oy reason whereof we claim
Aioreeiosare OF said mortgage.
GEORGE SMITH
JUDITH SMITH.
lsle An Haut, May 25th. 1878. 3w23
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20

The President has sent the following
nominations to the Senate: X. Il. Fent"n.
WIN. s. Groesbeck and Francis A. Walker
to be Y. $. Commissioners at the Int-rns-
tional Monetary Conference; Wn. HAYDEN
Edwards To be Consul General to 81. Pc
tersbury, and Alexis V. Perrin, Consul at
PedanY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20
Home and Foreign News.


Yunssal q the lats william Cullen Bryant.
The funeral Of WIN. Cullen Bryant was
attended by . great gathering of literary,
newspaper and other distinguished people.
The address by Rev. DIR. Bellows was an
eloquent tribute to the dead poet. After
the services. the remains were taken to
Roslin. l.. I for interment.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20
POVERTY AND SUFFERING.

II was dragged down with debt, poverty
aud suffering for years. caused by a sick fsmi-
Iy aud large bills FIR doctoring. which did
until one year ago, by the sdvise Of my pastor.
| procured Hop Bitierx and commenced their
use, snd In one month we ~erc ali well. and
none Of US have seen a sick day since. and !
want to say 10 all poor men. you An keep your
families well = year with Hop Bitters for less
than one doc tors visit will COST know II,
aw25 WoRkISGMAN.'
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a g a IL ID.

To all that are suffering nom the errors and
indi 'sresIons OF youth. n,rvous weakness. early
dseay. loss OF manhood. Ac.. I viii send . receipt
tina, Will care you. YREE OF CHARGE. This
EreA, remedy was di'sov cred by a missionary in
South America. Send q self sdir.ssed envelope
to The REv. JosErH T. IMAM station u. Bible
Hoas-. New York. YEARS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20

The Crown Prince Of Germany express
es thanks for the congratulatiou sent by
| the American Government at the escape Of
the Emperor from the recent attempted as.
sAssiaation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20
No Railroad Strike.

Chief Arthur OF the Locomotive Broth
erhood again denies any projected strike
among the railroad men. He says there
Was never any more harmony between
railroad officials and employees than At
present.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20
Notice.

We have our Store now stored TO It's fullest
capacity with choice, desirable goods which We
VIII seli 81 wholesale and retail as low as The
lowest In this vicinity. any and all competition
Notwithstanding. We have also just rec wed
direct from Michigan. another Invoice OF our
choice flour. which cults all 40 well.
X. ii. kITrREDGE 4 Co.
Bar Harbor, June 18th. ISIS. 3wa5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20

With shiloh's Consumption Cure you can
cure yourself. 1t has established the fact that
Consumption can be cured while for Coughs,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Asthma, and all
diseases Of Throat and Lungs, IL l. absolutely
without an equal. Two doses will relieve
your child Of Group, 1t is pleasant to take and
perfectly harmless to the youngest child, and
say Is not true we will refund the prie. paid.
Price 10 cts. 20 cts. and 100 per bottle. II
your Langs are sor. or chest or back lame use
shiloh's Porous Plaster. For sale by ;. d.
WIsGIS.
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Gte Gllsuortb Amertfaa.

p,hiished every Thursday Morning a Coomhe
S Stsssi sll PUsta;H hsa c5xPAsY.
For terms. &C.. see erst page; an
soston. 81 P.rk ROW. New York, andy7oi Chestnut
asr~et Phiisdelphia, are our AEents for procuring
sSrsrs;sements for the ANERIcAN In the above
c,,,es And authorised to contract for advertising
Al opr lowest rates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20
Qen. Qranf'a uayaua MS

Jessie X. Grant says his father will visi,
Denmark. Sweden. Norway aud Russia
this summer. and spend the winter In the
south Of Europe. and return home next
spriaR. He says his father regards Hayes
as duly elected. and this Congressional iu-
vestig alton IS arrAut nonsense.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20
Notice Of Assignee Of his
Amendment.

In the District Count Of the United States for the
District Of Maine.
DAVID G. EATON. 4 son IN BANKRUPTCY.
Bankrupts.)
DISTRICT OF MAINE. sat- Ellsworth the 9Th
day of Juue. A. ID. 1878.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his ap.
poin'ment as Assignee Of David G VIM. Eaton
OF Hancock in the County of Hancock and state OF
Maine, within said Distrist. who have been adadg.
ed Bankrupts upon their own Petition individually
and as members Of the firm OF ID. q. Eaton 4
Son. by the District Court OF said District. FIJI
ed March 3cth, 1878
NATHL. A. JOY.
5~A Assignee.
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Atn advertisements.
Notice.

on the books (storel Of the late Mr. VI. j, Bais-
dell. are requested to settle the same before tho
nfst OF september. and save costs. the books
Win 81 That time be put into the hands OF laV
yer for adjustment.
3xs5 Mrs L. W BIAIsDEII
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QAafh Of Goo. W. XsalsY,

wATERvILLx, June l3.-Prof- Geo. W.
keeley, IL. d., expired almost instantly
this afternoon. aged -. His health Of
late has been considered unusually good
He graduated at Brown Univ crafty In
1874; received the degree IL D. at that
institution In ls%9; came 10 wA,erville In
lSsS Is professor OF mathematics and nat
urAl philosophy 10 wsterville College,
serving In that capacity until 1864. He
has since resided here, being CO Injected
with the government coast survey. lie
WAS distinguished for his literary and sci.
en,ific attachments, purity and upri rhine.s
Of character. His loss will be dee ply felt
in this community and throughout ,hc SCI
entifc circles In general.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20

Have you Dyspepsia, are you Constipa,ed,
have you Yellow skin. Loss OF Appetite,
Head Ache, " so don't fail 10 use sHiLOH'S
SYSTEM NITALfZER- II is guaranteed 10
relieve you, asd will You continue to suffer
when you berured on such terms a. these.
Price 10 cts. and 70 cts. sold by 5. ID. Wig
GIN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20

More cases of remarkable cures OF coughs.
colds. asthma and consumption have been ef.
fec,cd in the last four wears by Adamson's Bo-
tanic Balszm than by any other medh,ines that
have bees advertised for twenty years past.
Price IS cents Try H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20
Bridge Notice.

The public are hereby notified III at the Bridge
At Gouldsboro. Hancock County. III. 81.
sowle's Store. will be taken up for repairs on
the cath day Of June inst, and will be closed to
public travel until further notice. Can cross
stream above SAID Bridge,
H. ID. CooMBs, } Selectmen
X. RAND, oil
4tf A. IL. JOY, GouIdsboro
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20

Wells Persian Perfume "HACkMETACK'
Is rich and fragrant. Try it, Sold by 5. ID.
WiGGiS elscw here bv dealers generally.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20

The subscriber Offers for sale = field called
ross fieid' containing acres, good land. Al .
one Michigan double piow, one ANAL pillow,
one good COW, one pair OF cart wheels, nearly
new. II the articles are rot sold before the Zn@
Monday In Sept. next, will be ssld at Auction
THOMAS ross.
Hancock, June 6, 1873. 3wzs'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20

The P"pe's health is failing. His ply
sicians declare that his removal from the
Vatican Is necessary to his recovery, but
the majority Of the Cardinals resist.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20

y. A. LBMAANx, Solicitor Of Patents, " asbibz
ton DC. No fsssnt No Pay. send FIR Cireuiad
.yrl7
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20

On and after FRIDAY May 10. ss'm'r ttri us
RICHMOND L. hilby, Master. will leave Era.
gor every Monday, wedne sday and Friday mora.
ins, at O'Clock, toGehi az al all the usual IsE.
tngs on the rIyer and Bay. arriving IN Portland
at O'Clock z. NJ, connecting With the FurtsDL
Boston steamers, ARRIVING ia Boston a =
O'Clock r. NJ,
Passengers going West of Portland by rail can
take any tram lover the EAstsrn Boston
Maine Railroads,) following the arm val OF tac
steamer. Passengers ucketsd through.
Returning. will leave Railroad bart toug Hi
stale Street, Portl and same evening al to o'lyrA
touching as above, arriving in Bangor a. Ioes.
10 O'Clock next morning.
Passengers from Boston can obtain ticket aal
state Rooms Of J. W. Richardson. 2t W4-a.
ington ST. Boston. For further particular eu
quire OF
a. kENDRICK, gent
Bangor, May s. 1873. Igl
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1t Is proposed 70 extend the appoint
ment OF Duferin as Governor.Genersl OF
Canada twelve months, In recognition Of
bis popularity and Administrative ability.
"A serious riot took place among the
strikers In Quebec on the 18th inst. ..he
rioters broke open q store and carried
away about 200 barrels of nour. The mob
numbered two or three thousands and WAS
not dispersed I'LL the military had fred
several shots into it, severely wouuding
quite 4 number. Great numbers Of stone 8
were thrown by the mob. from which the
military suffered considerably.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-20
Picked Up.

The subscriber picked up on RunpeIPs Point
near Seal Cove, cask of Lard Oil, and | cask Of
Lubricating Oil. The owner can have the same
oy calling ON Andrew Walls Jr. at Goose Cove
proving the same and paying charges.
DANIEL W. WALLS.
fremont, June 10th, le7s. 3w2i
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NOn.k esident Taxes.

THE following list of taxes on real estate Of
L Noh'resident Owners In the town OF Ire
mont. for the year ISL in bills committed 10
William \. Abbott. collector of said town, tho
e0th day Of June ls1T, has been returned by
him TO me As remaining unpaid on the 30th day Of
March by his certificate OF that date and now re-
naming unpaid. And notice Is hereby given
that the said taxes interest and charges are no,
paid into the treasury OF said town. within eigh.
teen months from the date Of the commitment of
the said bills SO much Of the real estate taxed
- vii be sumelent 10 pay the Ammount due,
therefor including interest and charges, will
At the store Of $. W. HerricA In saia town on
.olh day OF December ISIS. at o'clock in the
afternoon.
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NOTICE I

The annual meeting of the Stockholders OF the
Ellsworth Deer Isle, Telegraph Co. will be
held at the Public Hall in Sedwick on Tuesday
the 25th INST, at one O'Clock in the afternoon ior
the choice of of1cers and TO transact any other
business that may properly come before IT,
June 9Th, 1875. s.24
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DANyILLE.
rcores poudcnce Of the Richmond Dispateh.1

rcorr. spoudcnce OF the Richmond Dispatch.1
JULY ii, 1878.
After q correspondence of some length
AR ". r. Manning, OF the Ne,oS, and Dir.
II Johnston, met casually yesterday eve
,.;no and exchanged several blows. The
,,nn.,emen were separated aud arrested be-
FORE much damage was done. The quarrel
arosc ont OF the publication OF letter in
the Meas which Mr.. Johnston construed as
n,skiny incorrect statements concerning
himself, and the refusal OF Mr.. Manning TO
comply with what he seemed TO CONSIDER as
a neremptory demand for The name OF the
correspondent. :,
The District Conference OF the Danvillc
district OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
south assembled at Martinsville on the 4th
instant. Amongst the ministers present
were Rev. J. NJ. Anderson. the presiding
elder: Rev. DIR. Whitehead, OF Farmvliie;
Rev. J. W. BledSoe and Rev. =. a. teter-
>ou, of Danrilie; and Rev. D. T.. Dcshazc'
NJ Patrick. II is said that the. uStlas ousl-
ness was transacted, that the preaching was
excellent. that the audiences were yer!
large and attentive, and the hospitality Oh
thc people OF Mavtinsriilc and vicinity un-
limited. ,,
and Mr.. K. G. Pace, citizens OF Danvihe,
sail from New York for Europe on Or aOout
the 18th instant.
The officers Of Danville Lodge Of Knights
., Crcscent. for the ensuing term, have
inst been eiected-namely &. Z. Godscy,
" C.: NJ. Abrams, S. e.; Il. L. Boat
wright. C.: W. Z. Averett, X. S.; l.. L.
Bransford. T.: w. II. GodSey, c.; j. w.
EasIev, !. s.: Il. l.. Moseley, O. S.
ALPHA.
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FINANCIAL,
RICHMOND sTocK, EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY. inv l1,fls7s.

4 Z ( y p vi
State Virginia consoIs. So bid,
asked Virginia consols, new 90 btd; Virginia tax
Citv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. city city s's. j. and j.,
i16A bid. icy asked: Richmond city 6's, j. and
81 % ssk Ss civ civ e.
bid. is asked; Lynchburs city SIS; ]. and s5
%anchesier S. H. and eiy n o. asked manchesiei
Railroad Bonds..Che.ape and 9hio Rail;
Virginia Central Railroad third mortgage ss j. and
gage g j. and J io5 I'D Vrginia t Gentral Rail-
ana Tennessee Railroad second mortgage IS, and
mortgage s's j. and j., l0l bid; Southside Railroad
first mortgage preferred ss, J. aud j., 100 bid;
J. and j., rs bid; SoItilside Railroad third mort
gage preferred e's and j., g. bid; Peiersbn a
and j., 90 bid, 28 asked: Richmond and Petersburg
Rairoad first mortgage SIS, A: and o., l01, bid !:
mortgage s's, j. and r.. loo bid Richmond, Fred
.ercksbur9 and Potomac Railroad mortgage rs, j..
pS ST. ana and D S sEea
Piedmont Railroad first mortgage IS, A. md O,95ia
canal Bonds.-Jamcs River aud Kanawha Canal
first mortgage 6's, N. and N. SO asked.
RaitTosa Mocks:.Eichmond and Petersburg
Railroad. !UU par 80 bid. by asked; Richmond,
100 par, as asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad seven per cent. Guaranteed, 100
par, 90 asked: Richmond and Danvc Railroad,
100 par. bid, 81 asked.
Bank .StOckS.-first National. 100 par, la bid,
1lS asked; National Bank Of Virginia. 90 par,
So asked: state Bank Of Virginia, 100 par. 72a
bid Union Bank OF Richmond, So par, 40 bid. ~
asked; Merchants ard Planters Savings, 25 par.
1Sh bid.
Insurance Compnnfes.-virEinia Fire and Ma
rne, 25 par SO md, 37% asked; Virginia State. 20
par, 279 bid: Virginia Home, 100 par, Ssh bid.
100 asked; Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par.
81. Asked City, 100 par, 10 bid.
NiScelinneouS.--Oid Dominion Steamship Com.
pany, 100 par. go asked.
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CHICAGO LuMREK aIARKET.

JULY 9.-At the Docks-0wjng TO the meagrc
offerings, rather than TO any apathy upon the part
OF buyers. n quiet Monday was passed ut the ex-
change docks. Among the few sales was Tie cargo
of the schooner Maggie Thompson. from White
Lake, los 81 pIece-stIf at IS. Prices remained
firm at SSMSS.2J for common TO choice piece
stnf: s9@S13.5u for boards aud strips; 81 900
:2.1 5 for shingles. and 81 .25 for iath.
at the Tdrds.-Dealers report fair trade for
the season. prices remaining firm. as quoted below
First and second clear. lha2-inci: s32@s34
third clear 1S@2-iRch. s2SGti30: siding, first and
second clear, dressed, S16.506Sl7: siding Arst conf
mon. dressed, Sl4.JuMa15: a flooring. dressed,
$3.50: flooring, dressed, $3.50; G. flooring.
dressed, IL $50; box boards. a. IL Inches and up
ward. 1872; box boards t. inches and upward. s27;
box boards, G, 81: \ stock boards, l6GBl2-nch.
S25MS30; Il stock boards, Ga l2-,ncn. 5000 S2G:
& stock boards. !o@l2-incl,, sl7: common stock
boards, u, - 46Sl4.50: Gull boards. S9.50GSl1;
fencing. No l. IL feet. s1l@sl2.50: fencing. No.
|. II 10 II feet. Sil@Sl2.o0: fencing. Is TO 90
feet. 81 16IS12.5O: fencing. No. 2, S9.50Gsll:
common boards, 10, IL. &c, and 20 feet. 5 l.50@
Sl3; dimension stun. sl0MSl2: dimension
stuff. 20 to 80 feet, sl2@5l6: small timber, exc
10 SxS, Sl0.5O@Sl5; round cedar posts. loo l5c.:
pickets, dressed and headed, slG&$lS; pickets.
rough and common. SSMSlO.
Laths.-Dry ilth Sl9O@S2.
.&in1ies.-"A" standard 10 extra, $500
$3.50 No. l, Sl.25mAS1.3
Inside prices for common lumber are realized for
grccn-TimeS.
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The wnry,nud Law Of Attachments.

rsrecjal correspondence OF The Americana
aSvkpoIIs. july 10.-Judge Oliver Miller
delivered the orinion OF the Court OF Ap-
meals in the case Of Sidney Norris d Co. as.
The ROYAL Canadian Insurance Company,
rarnishce of Patrick Foley. In TINS case
The appellants. Messrs. Norris u Co., cltl-
zens Of this State. having claim against
Patrick Foley. who resided in Washington
city. ID. c., sued out OF the Baltimore
CITY Court an attachment on warrant
against him As nonresident, ana caused
the same to be laid iii the hands OF the
ROYAL Canadian Insurance Company, rs
earnishcc, a corporation created by the laws
Of Canada, exercising franchises in this
state and having a branch Office in Bati-
more. The purpose OF the appellants was
10 attach debt due by the company to
Foley for loss by fire oil goods OF the lat
Ter in q store in Washington under policy
Of insurance issued by the company. The
Court asks: Can this be treated rs Mary
land contract! In view Of the facts before
il. the Court THINKS it cannot be so regard
cd. The second point in the case arose from
the company first expressing Willingness
10 abide by the decision Of the courts, and
then pleading uftcrward that the courts
in this State had no jurisdiction III
the matter. This latter motion. 1t
was argued. could not he made by the
carnsilee after it had previously submitted
itself to the jurisdiction of the Court, and it
is insisted that the question arises in the
same way, and is to be viewed in the same
light rs il Foley had sued the company on
mis- policy in Maryland court. The Court
Of Appeals thinks that this plea OF the COM
Iaay's could be raised after as We'll as before
plea to the merits, and that the Maryland
law under which the action was brought
was designed to benefit only in cases where
the cause OF the action has arisen or the
subject OF the action is situated in this State.
Judgment OF the court below in favor OF the
COMPANY i affirmed.
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\ STRANGE CRIMINAL CASE.--St. LOUIS,
July 10.-IIenry j. Redcmeirs, who shot
and killed Herman Vosse while at work on
the new building at the corner OF Bremen
and Kossuth avenues on June 10th, was ar
raigncd before the Criminal Court yester-,
day afternoon and pleaded guilty, and was
sentenced by Judge Jones to be hanged on
the 23d Of August. Redemeirs's attorney
was not present, and it seems, from an in
terview with the prisoner after his return
to Jail, that he did not know what he was
doing when he pleaded guilty. 1t is re-
garded us a strange case, and it is said
nothing can now save the man except the
Intervention OF the Governor.
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NEWS OF THE WORLD.
rELEanAMs FROM ALL FONTS.

p 4 = q +
KELLOGG BEFORE THE POTTER COMMIT
TEE-sHERaIAN IN NEW YoRk-THE EAST
sT.LoUIs TRAGEDY oFJUNE so1H-
FoRNIA TIN-MINE REMOVAL OF coll
LEcroR ARTHUR, OF NEW YORK, &C.
THE CALL FOR FIVE MILLION $50 BONDS
THE GENERAL HEBREW COUNCIL AT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONFERENCE
AT STANTON JOHN PoRTER's'
oAsE-THE POTTER SUBCOMMITTEE AT
NORTH CAROLINA-NEw CALEDONrAs say
AGEs-FRANCE's MUTTERNGs AT ENG
LANDS NETHERLANDS COUP AUS
TRIA ENTERS BOSNIA ON EUROPEAN
MANDATE-wHAT MONTREAL ANTIcI-
PATEs To-DAY-AWARDs TO AMERICANS
arTHE PARIS ExHIBrrIoN-THE BERLIN
GONGREss-NEW CANDIDATE FOR THE
THRONE OF BULGARIA.