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,,. no =, a, ~,
ihll'Nf' ""l' - L. Nj ne speculation
in the Sfu.k In. iuu.s was chic H. confined to
lt. .i..,.. ,,,i Ella ,,l -t,.,,.s ali - ,.,.i,t
"'' WV "' ''''''''' -" VI "''i '"
e. ~" ted % weak ANA i"Ncrlsh ton" ~ decline
.f = cont for tn first named a. ~ = vhiic
A. -. / . .,.... , A. -. 49, 81 ~,
'',.', ''''''
war" and HUDSON "a'h dropped % cent. ("
IA. mi ~ ,..,.. .i,.,f. III. a., ..,,,.,,. ,
- ''''' y 80 ''' -'' NV INV ''''' '''' 'i
tie morning gave further .Vi lau-e of "a tis- r,s
800 49,. ..., = 49,. t.. t.ti 49, tt 81. D..
'u wv I'dii ~ tii' Nti-f n''' IN lN hlllnhN lN'I
ventures ht tn lnurlaf WIS -ivel fran re- .,rl-
~ sun lower i-hffs unlN hN purchases ol th'
L..tr. 70 .o,..r tb.ir shore .,nt,n IA. ,,,r Al. %
'
clos" oi tIc week. NurlNr ~fDrn common Tor II
=. ,..,, .. ,ss H. .,...t..,...l ..,..i t..... d
"', ]" '' . VIZ Pl'i'tI'u Nle"luI !"
60 ST Paul q t. 80 sellnl 3 do. pr.farr.1 q.
=, 90, ~. ,,..,, c,'
!" Nv hi'hishh ''h'ftH 70 I" 90 - Now loIk
Central also = to iulf. M.afern I-ninn . O.,
49, sali.r a AMI va. ) f. - MI rr,,,i,
H., a.. H., i ~
'hf'r'St rue 'h'fnl lnRfsl, now Nfr rl' SEQ
Nt recovery uf t'1 3 = cont. under the iniiu-
tuiY. ~ unrrlii~t- alluded TO- nln We
IN, toni number ~ a,nr,.s l,.ni. ia WA
a. ,,;s , ,vl,t'u .,l... Sb..r., - ,,.,',,,,l =,
e.n. ~, ...".'' 'ii'", ''.''' - " Nl'' ~
~, i'''i ."N''. l"'h 'M'hnii "hN western. w.
Wu: N"itlM ~ ril. otN'. 'i'. ur l,it"ti J. iNs
81. Pau. B. t1u. etc. lfrfl. rr.l III. Western
I'p.tu loon. D.lnV,. r.. md Hudson tnu,i-
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igll Racen ~ cool demand safes 90, Ss, Including
NcsterB iinr clffr NJ 6'ic. and do hnlf aHd tat VI
90, Cat urr- tsrlv active, hus a 10" prh.v.. Gin
iickld .houli,r~ Va do hrms. n .tU+ also ;gnur
b. rcti u iib h'iiir' Grc io ~ ms ihrt lower
prime at, aud s. T@s777ig Tor prc Western aud ot
future delivers l.np t,s CLOSING At ~ - iug February
- - Mrr@h ri - y, FOR Ami but ~, siirs wcr
10 H., uOnt, rh, thee fsurr. Dtr,sr hos. easier M
1@jAsc ior ~, 'nd la@iltc ton Nrs'UIu Butter
inc western % i'Ds,5c Chcctc a,caf, STATE i,ct,ry
iiNi9Kc do dairic- sosI1ssc Ohio factory. ia.c
Er-s fl.stso go u"sh
GHuN Wheat wis buoynut riI aCu,c ~ tho opening
hui iull tGd rHA'trd NJ Che Ciusc sal'. tho spot
ir2gp bush Vt 81 - tor No . MiiwHricr. 81 ndf,a
81 ~ 80 -lr.rg Nrw York aud NN4err. closing
~ - ~ fr Nulthwrsieru 81 iiDsi - tor So spring
N tlcsii ~ red WINTER and ~ tiosi ~ Tor 10 IT,
cyua white tur tnirrc delivery, Hvu bush. including
No , red ~ ~ foi February tni MARCH; 40 ?
.ping 1t 81 ~. 81 ~. for Fcfisrs ~ - ,assl 2b1
for March AMI Il - fnt NAY nti no , Northwest III
81 r'tffs ~ 'rhtusty rive quiet 7Is72- for No
storm pnd 7Ios7tr state. barlcy sr ihc OK,
tout 1T iip'il '-h 100 &c fo poor twn state and
'sIc prinr rpwe' do oats dun nni henvv sales
"isn bu.h ~ 80 ,.,Wi e. iur pfidol mlxrH and 3isa
an ior white iuniuiir Ne 2psai ~ SIC fir mixed
and pr,g fo. wultc Indian corn nlct 81 nrurr. hut
tin.cd nn.rr, .rcs he spot roo bash .,@62c.
for Western missed Including Nv " h', in store
iud ailnt s. > u .ef3i.c AMI stoai.rr mixed
800 sj7a utv yellow Jersey aud southern. alac. Fot
itunir delivery - ruhulh inciudin- H. mixed
ing Frhsuaiy az ,S,e hri mostly ,teInci uiNvd at
~, ef - f,r NrrFnH'N 7Ghc ioi Ni .. ami MO
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Aprortonmcnt bill within twenty days. he
sad Observation-Disclosures,
eclf
In The Senate Mr. Robcr,son introduced l,,i
providing that akcns MAY hold and convey real
estate The Same ~ citizens. II Is in the interest
Oi such institutions as foreign steamship COM
rlnics who have been forced 60 10 20 Jersey
CITY TO secure Do X property. Srnntor h'cicsinc
handed NJ bill RELATIVE, 60 trial Nv iurv. which
provides that in no action. riNti - criminal.
hrreaiicr tried wi.h ur4. shall any pf,.sidine
Judge in his chHrgc to the Jury rev. the rvi
dcncc which has been produced before the Jury.
except - tar ~ may hc necessary FOR proper
presentation " the law involved IL the rarc.
s'nHb,r Harris introduced the Coh-iit utional
aincndincnt which paseed tic Legislature Two
ycnrs ago. max ing the common schools forever
ire" and pruhihting IN. cXpcnding OF any. Of
the public fund, Tor the support Ot s"cttriait
schools. Al thc request of Senator Els, sine. it
In In tie &sScmbly, Mr.. sccbachcr offered bill
repeating tho act Of last year relative To- sum
mary rrr'cedings to- secure possession OF lan'i
IN the cltv Of Now Work Tor non payment Of
rents Mir. Fitzgerald Introduced n hill similnr
IT, The one advo"atcd nv senator Gerard last
srh9rl- ia the I'll, Of New York.
There VA hood Of Pe,i'ionsi for and age nj,
branches OF the l'ceislaturc. The mo- iiirrs
had rather the hni Of IL to-day. Every
A-scnlhlymnn from the cit, OF New York had
u petition asking for Il iuodil rHton. the total
numh'r OF sien"rs amounting TO over lu.WD.
whiir Bropkhn sent un single roll % about
thr IN" of q krg of lager praying that the law
AhoaN wa. perpctrat.d yesterday on ono of
the c"i. trstun,s inrascgt N The Assembly Some
Oh tcicgfauhod that Mr. purdy had been un-
seated and Mr. Morris sworn in. aud the result
II rad g. have be- ~ the burning Of several bur
rcs OF tar Nv the friends OF the latter ~ the st
district Ut We-ichrst'r. The fact H. that neither
TINS nor any uf the other contested cases up-
pears To- hc near Il so'ulion y, and the chances ara
t.d the only ono that will be- disposed Of at an
carly duA IL that OF tho h.puoli an cOntcsi..ut
from ths Thirteenth y strict of tho city OF y w
York. whose vote may Ice needed. II is the gen
crll bcnci that purdy. Bcrrgan. and Clancy
Will retain their seats.
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Three ns.rer.ase. on . Trnln.

IspNNAroGIs. Jan % The conductor Of th'
morriug ra4n RON rluc nnau tcl'sr1htd the police
here oi uirto su-i iouus men on board Of Ms tram W
hroi Msnunp met thr Nan sixteen nnlrs out, a"i 90
turned Nil i fu ,c ctv wren stnu. nv ~ the outer
Aalt- t.rso tutr uru .tarWd 10 "hNe The unh, hlW
t.N Nf uaAD tur uf them it4-'irr IhtI'h ni "l
cont au.ou- n, tUr 40 rnvult,r., cleared the .h
auD com tllrd 900, officer fn t,lise his mnn IhrN ~
At .uUttv after capturing -trf ct car cut 81 "hi VI
they drpNu IN inHtael., hni oi Trd the hrNrr 10 lA'
them a. a rHNh rIL toward tf -fiuil W l'lnrinn lh'
mon tr tufin-c leo be- thr bar vars VITO murdered M
pnirelna 10 Cincinnati last utsht Officers arc ~ par
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Mr.. Fcchter last night appeared in the
role oi kry Mas an imprr-onation which il If
UNNECESSARY To say he makes peculiarly vivid
and ricuresque To those who admire Mr.
f~hter's school ii ~ far more interesting
piece Of romauticism than No Tnoronchiarr
The engagement of this distingu .shcd actor
closes Tonight H. Will make his coIcludln g
bow in NO TlOr1ughfare
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Mayor FAY will nom nate to the Aldermen TO-
dnJ INSTRUMENTATION ihe i"" vacant fNo''' "Nnn''l"
sht. Itls understood that ths nominees ~ll he ~
Ihiii NarAl, ani K,hAldJ Norl'n' iie tlp' lisol 81
IL. ~ h"Od Tue, nr, Iainn'an! Dcm"rs"'s An" "h
d0.btlSs., W. ronIIutd.
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would vote yea. and he SIr. nnD would vote

ny .
Tho resolution ms passed reads ~ follows
h,.fei hy the senate the House Of REPRESENTATIVES.
concuttiug therein That MI The bonds VI tho lutod
states i,sc authorized tu he issued. tmcf said acts
couercS> hctcinciutc rccitrd payable. principal
ART interest n The rpuUn 90 the GuVrfucnt of The
Iucd S'ats. IN silver dollars ot the coinage oi tho
Tinted state. containing 4i,it each u standard
silver aud that tu restore TUFTS tr silver coins
~ legal tender IN paNmcrt OF sad hn'ds principal
aud interest i not iu violation NJ rui, tain IN
dcr"4aiioH q, uiD rIgi'sui the pubic creditor
The preamble submitted 10y Mr. L. imunds was
rclrctrd-ycas. II; nays. Al.
The preamble submitted by Mr. Morrill, was
rejected without roll call.
Mr. BduundS then moved 10 Hngnd the pre-
amlllc submitted 10y Mr.. Matthews By inserting
the foliowing
1870 "a uu r i2h 10 February ui thru Wear eu' ~
~ icNrd ~ttfuic> which took onrct 0ic et nN at
December ui that wear si PROVISIONS Oi law authorizing
ul, coineee oi such silver dollar were repealed
The amendment wits rcicctcd-yeus. ~;
nays. ~.
The preamble as submitted by Mr.. Matthews
on H." 6th nj December was adopted yeas, "
NAYS. 20.
Mr.. Alsol Rop.. Iowa. moved that TIE son
at" tak' up the HOUSE hill to auihpri1" III. nee
coinage ui the standard silver dollar and tu re-
store lis legal tender character.
William \. Whrclcr-Tnat comes uphS prior
ot,t, p.
Th' Senate then went into executive session.
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Six dress shirts To measure for 80 under,
.ltirtl Al. tr,r. ana neck wear, reduced ll,vs Sp
.4..n,, =, .i.e an sth 1atis - --<-
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Is B'n-ons Caprinr Porous Plaster. Il i- Tho
.t.'-f uHi D. 81 rcmrdt hnuwn nr lam back Hui f.tu
iu Htlsf --if
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Stands for r'li0igs Clrhllr SNUFF: 4 cures ca
tlrII. IIl.r. - -oul. ~ llrn- .ilIrs.---lIr-
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Ilck 'l SOY ANp NlllHNlN
,sI.nDr Ifs ilIr.i - gallon NIrr nsfN.ct
Hhr - nrr gallon. tuNpfr hstl no u a. - %
saliuu T., r,n.- ...I - I.r ulltc loah b.. . 'Wii
p,uud luA,.. ~ - .
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NEW VhLEANS, Jan. ~, l9tN,
The undersigned coriihes that he was the
holder Of ono-cShth Of single number ticket
No, 90 $50 Class " NJ" in the Louisiana State
Lottery. which drew the third capital prize Of
twenty thousand dollars on Tuesday. Dee. II.
1877. said ticket having cost the sum Of one dol
lar and twenty five cents. NJ IN" office of Is.
Frank Moore son, 81 Broadway, New York,
and that the amount was promptly paid on
presentation Of the ticket at the Office of the
company II, G. DUNCAN.
COS 18th ST.. y. W..
n q
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LOOK (!
THE oi.pCU.HD BALL

AMI the
CIRCLE fEANCNls Df LllAiMONIB
FuI ami graphic reports OF t,sot"o At social eNeus
Of the week. Win ac'eupuous oil dresses and persons II
70 MoEkuN' SUNDAY MEr.t lN
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Thernonlrtcr.! ii.ap l,o in H.. lHr 20 urposes
20 GpLnHt' .fE npu.i-n 49, ,"'tDu ... N
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Signed,.

As soon M the renling had been complet
Mr. Brnuks moved tnAt II be- printed ana re-
nrrcd 10 the Aupurtloum" nj N'mmltr", with q
r.uurst To that committee To report u INST ana
prurrr App0rLonnrm bill wtnln twenty days.
Oll Salt sln.. III the chair, could not druhl ni
object tOthr resolution. hul SAID That th' lall'l
portion. riIuN Stlns Ia" COMMITTEES Ia r'pntl
Wlthn twenty days. could only hr entertained
oIl,rLnn IT viii be- So ordered, and then M
looked pleaiingly IRON one member Ia another
untu finally q Bert came - ms n"lp ana ihd't
the nt'ftn9arY objection. l}ut IL nlh not 90 nm
mu n good, Tor as soon us tne House gol lhb
the order oi resolutions Mr.. Brooks called ~
the one offered by him yesterday lhSiru''H
mat committee To report "A bll within iW utN
DAYS, and It was adopted without a DIVISION. 90
salt alter tho lesson administered 10 nm yes
trr,lly having the good sens" 10 forbthr max
ing any opposition. 1t IL. however, question
whthrr he viii not, IN some why, aV"lu com
plying with the order OF the House. ms re-
ends ARE proyrrbal :and on being rallied on th'
| FAST tplI ha wanA hnw Nv. iar'.'t Ia rsnnrt al
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sec NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 'A'nr HoeS and ro~
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The Beat ''rr. .i rpr ,a,ier-n all rrs's-
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..og,e.s ~ the SILVER Debate NJ Senators
significant otrs Stanley Matthew's tscs-
.,u,,on Pas.cd- Wars, W.rd- Ia tue tsoo-e
ou the Nhi.tr, TnN-h iittie Mcriimcnt
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The Border Troubles.
Condensed TELEGRAMS.

Fourteen children and three teachers are re-
ported drowned near Balleborough. ireland, by
the upsetting Of boat.
The Skeleton OF enormous animal has beef
dug up in Texas being 81 feet long from the root
of the tail to the joint of the neck.
Russia is about negotiating 3 loan with the
Rothschiids or fur hundred million rouble., ct 5
per cent interest.
A tramp begged piece of bread at the house
Of a prominent citizen of Erie. The tramp WAS
Afterwards found to be former oil prince. whose
business capital recently was Two hundred thoas-
and dollars.
Lorenz, ID. Perkins and wife have been mur-
dered by Indians near Rstlesnske Springs, CO.
lumbia river. Their bottles have been recovered
by the settlers who went on the trail Of the miss.
ing couple
Minister Moves has sailed from New York for
Paris.
The democrats have nom minated Mr.. Simmons
for congress in the 81 Ark. district.
MARTINEZ Csmpos wife and family have arrived
at Havsna, from Spain.
The Mass, republican State convention is to DO
held at Worcester, Sept. Is.
The Marquis of Lorne has been appointed gov
ernor general OF Canada, and has accepted the
position.
Six Spanish newspapers have been prosecuted
for giving circulation to the report thSt the late
Queen Mercedes came to her death through
poison.
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Richmond Village.

The people III many of our rural towns and vii
lagos have become indocrinsted in the tenets of
gree ubackism, under tuition OF Scion Chase. and
adherents without having known or considered
the facts in favor of hsri money. The present
depression in bu siness and dssatis action with the
old parties, have caused many to recklessly ac.
cept theory of finance which cannot be other
wise Than disastrous in its results. Such hiss
been the at Richmond Village, where
Chase 4 Co., have disseminated their well known
financial views without a presentation of oppo
site views. Accordingly a discussion was Mr.
ragged between Drew of Richmond Montgomery
of Portland, the editor OF the New Era, as sun.
poiters of soft money, and Sias Adams and J
| l.. Browne of BosdViuham, the defenders of hard
money.
| Tho discussion occurred Friday evening. July
| 26, according to arrangement National Fl
| nsuce aud Kindred Subjects WAS the topic dis
cussed during the evening. The range of this
| topic included communism. which was asserted,
and main aimed by the hard money speakers 10
| he prominent element IN the greenbsck party
| The proof of the same drawn from ,evolu-
tionary writings of Brick" Pomeroy. Chairman
of the National GreenbsCk Committee Mr.
Montgomery showed him .elf well versed in the
| usual routine of greenback lore. but we must
confess that he in lis first speech reso,ted TO
| satne aud blackguardi-m TO meet the argument
of his opponent, rather than to sonnd facts and
good reasoning. Communism. the Nationa al Bank
ing System, the importance 'of resumpiioa were
discussed with vigor and force by Adams aud
Browne. Finally, the debate gave 40 opportuni-
~ tor a comparative view of gteenbackism and
hard money, and will sfJrd Intelligent men a
subject for thought. O.
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PORTLAND, July 20. The rendezvous Of ill
unfriendly Indians, both from Oregon and Wash
ngton territory. Is Fort Priest rapids where they
are collecting IN great numbers. Chief Mosss
cannot control his young men. and warns the SET
tiers to look out for themselves.
WASHINGTON, July 20. The United States To-
DIAN agent at Idaho writes the Commissioner Of
lnoisn Affairs, July Is, announcing the murder
oy TWO or more Indians belonging to the Lemhi
agency. OF Bsnnock John, an old Indian, well
kho"n 70 that section as desperate. In expls-
nation OF the case the agent says ii appears that
bsnnock John murdered white man named jas.
Dempsey, few weeks ago, on Camas prairie. and
me Indians here have feared retaliation on the
part Of the whites.
The news reached one Of the Indian camps here
early this morning that ten Of their number. said
to be good men, had been murdered BY the whites
IN Round valley, while bunting. After heariug
OF this terrible slaughter by the whites, the blame
was laid on Bannock John. aud few of the In
dams formed conspiracy for his assassin aton,
which was successfully carried out.
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count of the regiment by some other comrade
Immediately after the public meeting, there VIII
be a banquet in Merry Hall. and song,
speech aud story will fill up the time to taps.
Every comrade will he provided with free ticket
To the banquet. The committe state in their cir
cular that comrades Will he at no expense for any
of the exercises at Richmond, and those from
other towns, who will send their names to comrade
Isaac l.. Spaulding, Richmond. IN alvance, III bee
provided with entertainment at Richmond, with
out expense to them The Maine Central and
Knox 4 Lincoln Railroad will issue round trip
tickets for one fare. The trains are - arranged,
that many Of the members can be at their homes
on the following morning, 80 their attend nce " i'll
cupy but few hours OF their time, ard b. at
tended with but triling expense. The Band and
Gee Club Of Richmond will provide music.
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SLOwh.gan Locals.


Dodgers appeared on the street, Friday, stating
that an able speaker would review the speeches
of Chandler, Cafe and others, on that even
ing at the Greenback club room Curiost,
brought out motley crowd consisting of nearly
one. half OF hard money men. Henry Plummer
was the spc aker advertised, hut after q few pre-
mnalies he gave way to Mr. Walton Of Ban
gor. There was amusing feature of his
speech. II CORES pended almost verbatim to~ahe
lecture Of Leo NJ Her, given in Watervilie last
week. The same argument, pursued IN the same
line; the same false premises and erroneous con
illusions, the same stststicy. aud often the same
sentences, naturally produced the suspicion 10
person bea, ing both sneeches that they had learn
ed their defamation from some essay sent out
from the greenback eadquarters. The reasoning
throughout was decidedly "thn" One example
will show his style of argument. He stated that
on account of the speculation of the bondholdcrs
in war times, gold went up In 81 80 on the dol
lar, hence the laboriug classes were thus terribly
cheated. At the close of the talk an opportunity
was given for the opposite faction to reply. but no
| one spoke. One prominent man said that il would
he like farmer going ip.o field t. NOW where
there was no grass tn cut
Madison pond, distant five miles from here, is
gettiNg to be quite favorte resort for picnics.
Last Thursday there was large excursion from
member. of the Methodist and Christian Sab
bath schools A shady grove near the water was
the SPOT chosen. Swings, croqnet. snging, pic
mic dinners, etc, were heartily indulged in. An
other verv pleasant spot sailing on the pond
LADY Maud" is new boat, perfectly safe and
will easily carry thirty persons. A stiff breeze
gave them tine chance to test her speed. All
pronounced thi~ picnic perfect success. and sew
ersl parties will doubtless visit there this summer
A person riding through our rural districts
must note the ine condition and abundance Of
the crops. Corn seems TO be especially forward,
and promises large harvest, Potstoes are look.
ing well. and we're it not for the bugs large
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FAR MINt.rON.
A Fraud.

FARNINGToN, July 20. A man ,aling himself
Harris, a 50 called corn doctor, who came to here
few weeks since from Boston, ~ he said, on
ednesdsy of last week hired team at one ot
the livery stables and went to a farmers house
not more than ten miles away. At the farmers
house he inquired for young gIrl about eighteen
years OF age, who was stopping there, and repre-
scented to her that be mad come to employ girl to
work at a hotel, Offering liberal pay. He induced
the young woman TO start with him, and they left
about seven o'clock in the evening. The next
day Harris returned with the team, but brought
no giil, and left town at once. When last heard
fiom, he was max ing his way east over he Maine
Central railroad. The young woman returned
Friday to her friends and states that alter riding
some fifteen miles she attempted 10 escape from
the carriage, aud Harrris threatened 10 shoot her
if she did not keep still After riding some fur
Their, Harris proposed to stop at some farm house
over night, and drove up to make the arrange
ment wheIeupon she sprang from the carriage
aud ted to one OF the neighbors, where she was
protected and by them carried home. She states
also, that an attempt was made to hold Harris in
custody at the farm house, bat he managed to es.
cape before morning.
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THE ARM Y.
Gen. sherman Adopts Calhoun's Army
Views.

New YORK, July 20. Washington specials say
that the paper proposed BY Gen. Sherman, for the
informs ION of the army commission, adopts the
principles of the special reports on the army made
to congress by secretary of War John &. Cal
ganized so rs to discharge efficiently its duties in
time OF peace and should be so formed as to al
init of augment. alton in time of war without con-
fu ion or disorder.
sherman accepts these fundamental principles
and adopts the battalion the unit OF military
organ zston. and GU this basis, five regiments Of
artillery, ten of cavalry aud one of infsntry--the
peace establi,hment-would contain q $50 men
and officers
Senator Plumb, member of the army commits
SION, waits the commission to meet on the from
tier, whore they observe the working of the
army. Ii is understood the majority Of the COM
mite favor this.
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PORTLAND.


Personal.
PORTLAND, July 20. letter from the must
I, ian Fred ter Linden to the Advertiser announce
that Lose Linden the ssxopois, is not dead as
reported but privately married to Bent, the cor
net player, who is supposed to have another wife
in England.
Accident.
Edward Dalry mple, who resides on Portland
street, cut his hand very severely in hay cutter
Saturday. 1t is found smputstion will be ueces-
sary.
Attempted Suicide.
Ellen Iedoc of St. John, lately of Boston,
jumped of Deering bridge to-day. but was rescu-
ed and taken to the alms house.
Convention.
The republican state convention meets here to-
morrow. There will be a large attendance, in
Guiding many distiny uished men. Ex-Governor
Stewart l.. Woodford Of New York will address
the convention. At the meeting of that state
committee tonight Hon. Lewis Barker of Ban.
gor, was selected AS chairman of the convention,
and A. F. Gerrish Of Portland and George T..
Dutton Of Ellsworth as secretaries. The convcn-
ton will renominate Governor Connor and adopt
untquivocsl hard money resOl itons
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WINTHROP.


LEWISTON, July 20. Freddie only child OF Al
vim and Mary Chandler OF Winthrop, aged ten
years. was drowned at the Narrow pond. Sunday,
Sunday, while gathering lilies. He was visiting
at neighbours, aud went to the pond 10 company
with another lad; wsding out beyond his depth
and being unable to swim, lost his life. This sad
stair has cast gloom over the whole community.
Death.
Mr. Wheeler, wife of Hon. Amos Wheeler Of
W nthrop, died on the 9th inst after linger ng
sickness of nearly two years.