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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-11
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
no The
Daily Kenuehsr 5nurnal.
THE BURNING OF THE ROCkPOKT
HOUSE.
4 Mysterious Affair.
THE INMATES BARELY ESCAPE DIES.
TRUCTION.

Especial Despatch TO the Daily kenneb.c journal
RoCKPoRr, May 10. A. 3 o'clock this morning
the Rockport House on fire, and general
alarm was Immediately sounded. Pacific, No. 3.
responded at once, and 1t was ascertaided that the
house had been fired in at least three differ cut
places. by an incendsry, and before the fire cou Id
be extinguished, the whole inside of the house
was ruined. with the furni ure it contained; the
landlords family and the guests Of the hotel bare
ly maxim. their escape in their night clothes,
through the windows.
Mr.. Meint, the landlord. received a severe cut
10 break ing a window, seveiing an artery of hi,
arm. Through the efferts of the engine Co. and
the citizens, the shell of the building is lett stand
ing.
Tho hotel has been entered several times " it'll in
the past few weeks, and upon one such occasion
Mr. Ment the intruder and threw a lamp at
biD which was returned by pistol shot, and IA
threat from the invader, who wore a mask, that
he would have revenge.
The affair is developed IN mystery, and your
correspondent cannot learn that suspicion rest,
upon any psrticula lar party.
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ROCkLAND.
Methodist Conference

RocKLASp, May 10. The services of third day
OF the East Maine Conference began with a spirit
ed morning prayer meeting, led by Rev. George
Pratt.
The business session was resumed at $50 o'clock
The bishop was requested TO re-appoint Rev. DR.
Allen, President of the Maine State College.
Revs. O. Taylor, ID. II. Sawyer, j. 5. Crosby and
- Southland were admitted to full connection.
VIM. II. Cla~ ford, V. =. Wsrdwell and 5. +.
Estsbrook continued on trial. Four Chine Sc
students were continued on tri.l. Drafts were Or
dered for S233 81 for conference claimants and
Sl65 A for domestic missions.
The afternoon session was devoted to memorial
services. Memoir, Of Phineas Higgins and Otis
K. Wilson, ministers deceased during the year.
were read and appropriate sermon preached
by Rev. George Pratt.
The evening was devoted to an educational
meeting with a full attendance. Hon. Hiram
Rugges Of Carmel presided. AMI addresses were
mode Rev. George Forsyth, Principal of Bucks
port Seminary, Rev. c. F. Allen, ID. D., President
of Name State College Rev. Morris Prince of
Dover, y. H., and Cyrus Stone of Bangor.
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Bowdoin College Notes.
The Bowdoin Orient SAYS


The Bowdoin Orient says: The Bowdoin
Summer School of Science will open July Is. and
offers the same privileges as heretofore to persons
of both sexes who are DESTROYS of increasing their
knowledge of the Sciences The three studies
from which students may choose, are Chemistry,
Minerslogy and Zoology. The instructors will be
Profs. Carmichael, Lee and Robinson, whose
nauaes are guarantee of the quality OF the in
structon.'
The concert given by the orchestra, Thursday
evening, was very fine. The following is the pro.
gramme:
|. Lustapeil Overture-Kela Bella.
q Reveil du Lion-Koutsky.
3. Sleigh Bell Polka-Psrlow.
4. Evangeline Medley-Rice.
5. Cornet Solo-Baum.
Rv ID. D. CASHIER.
g. Bowdoin Wsltzes-Maxcy.
7. Tam O'Shants-Arr. by Msxcy.
8. Japanese Melodies-Wung Ling.
9. Champagne Gslop-Snmbye.
10. Golden Robin Polka-Bousqnet.
Piccolo Solo bv II. b. WILSON.
IL. Turkish March-Beethoven.
IL. Cavalry Galop-Bergfeld.
The cornet solo by Mr.. Cashier, and the piccolo
solo by Mr.. Wilson, are especially worthy of men
ton. The arrangement of Tam O'Shsnter for the
orchestra. was by Mr.. Msxcy, the leader, and
with it's accompaniment Of thunder and lightning,
wss very effective. The audience was not large,
but the entertainment was in every worthy very
large one.
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" ARtNE DISASTER AT HAMPDE<.
4 bangor Schooner Ashore,

IiAMpDEN, May 10. The schooner Hampden of
Bangor, Capt. Albert n. Smith. bound from Ho-
boken to Portsmouth, \. H.. with coal, Unsigned
to c. +. Walker & Co.. went ashore on the ledge
at lIanpden Beach, between Bears Head and
Little Bears lead, Thursday morning at SIX
o'clock there being thick fog and strong south
west current with heavy sea at the time. The
crew were rescued by fishermen and brought
ashore all right, The vessel, which will no doubt
be total loss, running on the usual course at
the time, but fell to the leeward. The cargo,
which is insured, will probably be saved. The
Hanpden was schooner of one hundred and fifty
tons, twenty-six years cd and WAS owned 10 Ban
gor BY stet.on K Co., and va. recently thorough
ly rebuilt. She was valued at about four thous
dollars
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THE ENGLISH PARLIAMENT.
More Talk about the ILdian Troops.

LONDON, May 10. In the house of commons
last evening, Mr.. Chamberlain, radical, snnounc-
ed that he wanted to postpone until Monday his
request for day to discuss his resolution con
corning the governments policy which is prlct-
caly vote of censure on the governments poll
icy during the negotiations. Since the treaty at
san Stefano was published, the liberal leaders
are not likely to give Chamberlain any assistance.
ii Is resolution will probably be permitted to drop
If any organized attack on the government is de-
termlned upon the movement of the Indian troops
will probably be chosen Is the ground.
Iienry Fawcett liberal yesterday gave notice
that on gong into committee of supply GU the
supplementary estimates. he would move that the
house disapprove the summonng of Indian troops
to Malta, without fist communicating that inten-
ton to parliament.
The opposition leaders may adopt Fawcett's no.
tice or substitute similar one but it is not likely
any attack the government, either on this pc Mt
or their general policy will receive united liberal
support aud 1t is quite possible that none will be
made except by radicals.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, May 10, 1878.
FLOUR-Extra spring i5oa5.s5: western $50;
southern 650.
WHEAT No. spring ll01slt No. gilt edge
lO9h; Regular l07ta, Cash i.l0kah; May,
ed 90.
CORN Sales gilt edse, i0AsS; regular, 81.
cash -s3s1i; May, 3s'sa-; june SssssaSsA> July
399s rejected 36-.
OATS Cash 26'ls-. May, sskssos; June
2eha26h.
Rye So.
BARLEY-50 =.
DRESSED HOGS f.ai.i2k.
PORK Cash s50-as.5o-; May sJIssp 10;
June $50; July Sly.
LAKD-Cash 8 aJ-s6 a.H May ssha-; June
692k a; July 0D-a7e3k.
BULK MEATS Shoulders 3ka5S, short rib
sides 5 s-ai short clear rib !. a0 clear sides
bka6I.
WHfskEY-ioa.
FREIGHTS-Corn to Buffalo s. cents; wheat
do g. cents,
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The employees at E. c. Aliens publishing house
in this city. received their monthly salaries in
gold coin last night. The aggregate amount was
about twenty-five hundred dollars. Those en-
ployed at Mr.. Aliens branch office at Portland
were also paid in gold Amount about one thous-
and dollars. This is the first general specie re-
sumption that We have heard of in the State.
Mr.. Allen states that unless the wild cat initiation
lists and greenbsckers succeed ia depreciating the
currency, thereby sending gold up TO n higher
price he will continue TO paw 10 coin.
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PENNSNLt ANA.
The Permanent Exhibition.

PHILADELPHIA. May 10. The Permanent E1 .
hibition which has been closed for some time pa
to allow thorough renovation, was opened to the
public to-day. Senator Blaine WAS the orator Of
the day In the course of his remarks he said
that enjoying as we have and rs be hoped We
shall have the full benefit of protection to Amer
lean industry against Injurious competition from
abroad, We uave also enjoyed and do enjoy among
ourselves the blessings of absolute free trade be-
yond that ever realized III the world elsewhere by
so large population over 50 vast an extent Of
country,
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

EVENING REPORT.
New York. May 10 ISIS.
Money loaned Il. 4-a3i. on call and closed al g.
per cent.
Sterling quiet at ,s5i.a-- tor 60 days, iss.a.
for demand.
Gold opened at 100 = aud closed at 1905.
Carrying rates, Ohal per cent. Borrowing rates
hat.
Clearings 1921 900 Custom receipts, s975.00 0.
Treasury disbursed-Slt,0OO interest, $4,000 Ter
bonds.
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Manchester Locals.

We had the pleasure of listening Thursday
evening to . lecture by Rev. N. d. Hunt Of Lew
iston, Friends preacher, on the Qualifications
of Liquors." at union church. Mr.. Hunt is q
popular speaker and has devoted many years to
temperance work in the West. He uses no gloves
in handling the rum traffic, and lays bare its in
EQUITIES with a merciless hand. person who
after listening to his description of the vile and
poisonous ingredients used in the "doctoring" Of
sprituous and malt liquors, would venture to in
troduce the abominsble stuff into his stomach
would be possessed of recklessness of courage
far beyond the requirements of the battle field.
We commend this lecture to the temperance Or
carnations of Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-11

The camp ground OF the kennehec Valley
Csmpmeetiug Association at Richmond. presents
an attractive appearance, even a, this early stage
Of the season. Since the last season, the under
brush and dead wood has been cleared up be.
tween the csnp-ground end the river, AID the
ground burnt over, so that an unobstructed view
of the river is now had. Gardiner parties are
a. .dy erecting cottages on the giourds. The
season is at least three weeks advanced tLele. as
e.,. where.
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STEAM SHIP BURNED.
The Sandman Burned of the Coast of
Ireland.

LONDON, May To- The steamship Sard inian
Capt. Dulton, from Liverpool Msy gu. for Que
bee is on fire Oft the entrance of Tough Foyle the
harbor of Londonderry. 1t is reported that an
explosion of generated gas occurred on boord and
that every eff Jrt to save the vessel proved inef
fcctus. There were about AGO passengers on
board. few were injured, one fatally. The
captain telegraphed i'm nediately to Londonderry
for Accommodations for 400 passengers, and two
tenders were sent to the mouth of the Tough to
s,t in removing them. The Sandman had put
into Lough Foyle TO receive Irish passengers.
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FROM SOurHWEsT HAWBOR.
More About the Russian Steamship CHM
bria.

ELLSWORTH, May 10. Since yesterday there is
more activity on board the Cimbria. Yesterday
afternoon the revenue cutter Hugh McCulloch
came into Southwest Harbor and promptly sent a
boat on board the Cimbris, who returned the call
About the same time Capt Hunt and younger
Capt. Gripenberg. who recently arrived on the
Germsnc, reached the Cimbris, and after AL in-
tervew with those on board, started this ing
on their return.
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YER MONT.
The FenIans.

ST. ALBAN, May 10. Several suspicious look
ing and acting individuals, two of them register
ing their names Neil and Mulligan, have visited
this locality, lately, supposed to be concerned in
the movement antagonistic to Canada.
New York despatch says Fenisn Burke re-
pudistes the Mulgan who has been figuring in
Syracuse and Oswego, aud says Fensus expect to
strike England blow, but won't tell when or
where.
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THE NATIONAL PARTY.
A Committee Meeting in New York.

New YORK, May 10. A meeting of the COM
mitee of the national party is being held here to-
day 10 discuss plans for better organization of the
party to prepare for the fall campaign. Thirty
la nd. mass meeting will be held at Cooper In
stitute tonight. Among those present at the
meeting Of the national executive council of the
national party, was Scion Chase of Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-11

Miss Julia f. Phillips, missionary ten years in
India, in connection with the Free Baptist Mis-
sion in that country. will speak on the subject -;
"Woman's Work IN India" at the Free Baptist
church tomorrow morning. Miss Phillips is the
aiser Of DR.. James L. Phillips, whose eloquent
address the subject of Missions" in this city, a
year since, many will remember. The public are
cordially invited.
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The InsurrectiOn.

LONDON, May 10. A special from Madrid to
the Standard saws the government has induced
General Martinez Campos to remain in Cuba and
direct another campaign against the Cuban insur-
gents Msceo aud Vincent Garcia. the govern
ment has or .nted him five million pounds for an
army of reinforcement of ten thousand men, and
powet TO carry out forms.
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txDected Eeuian Truubip.

MONTREAL, May 10. The council have added
fifty additional men to the police, in anticipation
Of trouble. An Eng.i-hman IN Hayerhill, Mass 3,
has sent letter to the mayor of Montreal stating
the great preparations max ing by the Fenans to
raid on Canada and intend an attack on HALIFAX
ST. John, Toronto, and six other points.
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CONDENSED TELE(:RAMS.

A special states that ten large ice houses on
Fish Hop lake, near Laporte, Ind, are burned.
Loss 900.
Fire destroyed Shoe makers chemical mill. Loss
$50 900; insurance about $50, 900,
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L. O. O. r..
sF1 OIAh IOE .

The members of Asylum Lodge. I. o. o F.,
are requested to assemble at the Lodge Room
Sunday afternoon, May 18th, at one o'clock pre-
cisely for the purpose of tending the funeral of
our late Brother F. b. Howe. Conveyance will
be provided for those who desire it.
Per order Y e.,
NJ. &. BLACKWELL Sec'y
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. RHODE ISLAND.
Murder.

PROVIDENCE, MAY 10 The body of man
found in Crompton lat Monday, has been identi.
fed as Jane. Brown Of Washington village. lie
was addicted to drink and gambling, and circum-
stances indicate that he was murdered and brought
TO the river in wagon aud thrown in.
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Those contemplating q trip to Europe are re-
fcrred to the advertiser ent of the Anchor Line to
Glasgow and London. Mr.. w. f. Brown Of Ban
gor will be pleased to answer any inquiries con-
corning thi. line. and to secure passage for any
calling, bv telegraph. free of charge. The heavy
travel this year necesststes engaging berth. sever
al weeks in advance.
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The contract for plumbing the new hotel block
has been awarded to Messrs. Williamson ( Green
wood of this city, the well known contractors for
that kind of work, who have plumbed large
number of costly buildings in this and other plac-
es. They have every facility for doing first class
work, and are ready to Gil orders for corporations
mr. p,ivate ri
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FORT FAIRFIELD.


FORT FAIRFIELD, May 10. John Manner OF
Presque Isle, at work on Johnson's drive, was
drowned in the Aroostook river below Fort Fair
field Falls, Thursday, aged twenty years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-11

Rev. S. l.. b. Chase. RECENTLY of Rockland,
will preach at the First Bsrtist church to -morrow
forenoon. Praise meeting in the evening, at
I IL o'clock. followed by brief discourse by
Mr.. Chase.
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BELFAST.
Death.

BELFAST. May 10. Capt. Manly Wood, master
of the brig Josie C. Hezeltne. of this port, died
on board lfs vessel at Savannah, the 4h inst, of
Capt. j II. Perkins, has gone to
take charge of the vessel.
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arIne Disaster.

The Alpha, from st. Thomas and Bermuda, ar
rived at Halifax. Thursday. She reports that she
spoke schooner }. X. Thurlow Of Passport, from
the western banks making for this harbor, and re-
ported losing two of her men in dory.
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LIVERPOOL, May 10. Correspondence of the
Times, referring to the failure of w W. Rsthes.
cotton broker Dunkerly. Carter 4 Co., provision
merchants and William Walker, prov isions mer-
chant says it is feared these failures are only fore
runners Of many more unless the present trade
depression is shortly overcome of which there is
symptom. Rallies had future contracts for
10000 bales Of cotton, aud his liabti es are Els
600 to f20 900.
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Rev. Mr. Ecob. pastor of the Congregational
church in this city contemplates an extended
tour to Europe, continuing about six months
lie will leave here about the last Of June
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BATH.
Marine Notes.

BATH, May 10. The ship Oracle, Of this port.
Capt. j. j. Humphrey, made the from Nor
folk, Va. with 5000 bales of cotton, to Liverpool.
discharged and sailed for Delaware Breskwater,
where she arrived few days ago. sixty eight
DAYS round
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BOUTIIBAY.
Fire.

DAAARIsCorTA, May TO- The house and out
buildings of Edward Van Horne OF Boothbay,
were burned Thursday night. The furniture was
saved. Loss, $500; insured 5000.
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Dir0.

In this city, May 10. h, Mrs. Linda, wife of New.
man Lane, aged 81 years months
In hallowell, on Thursday night, May 9, Nj.
Frank b: Howe. aged 80 ears months. Funeral
AZ the Methodist church, on Sabbath AFT ernoon
TO morrow d: halt pas. two O'Clock.
IN CoriDth, hpdl II Mrs. Mary Gerry. relct OF
Ephralm Gerry, late OF Dover, aged 80 years, I
months and days.
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PORTLAND.
Suicide.

PORTLAND, May 10. Samuel Kicker, prison
er in Portland jail for larceny, he being the head
of gang of thieves, cut his throat with a jack
knife, to-day, and will probably die. How he
obtained the weapon is unksown.
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NoraI ann State Mems.

Ashes of roses is a color that will be very fash
ionable this summer.
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NEN YORK..


Personal.
New YORK, May 10. The Russian Minister i.
about moving from Washington to this CITY,
Expectations.
Bret lla,e expects to he commercial agent at
Creieldt, Germany, at SO, 600 a year.
Prudent Negroes.
Negroe. in Maryland and Virginia are afraid to
90 to Brazil to work on the railroad, believing
they will he held As slaves aud efforts to obtain
two hundred aud fifty have been only partially
successful.
Insurance Matters.
bill providing for the distribution of $780,
900 now III the hands of the superintendent of 10
suiance to policy holders OF the National Life
INSURANCE Company, passed the senate.
Financial.
Fifteen million dollars of government bonds
wee sold in this CITY during the week.
Want Him.
An Italian bandit guilty OF thirty murders in
Italy, IS expected here by one of the European
steamers, aud officers are in the lower hal Dor 4"
arrest him.
Fatal Accident.
Lewis Bohmeke, five years o age, found his
fathers revolver in the bureau drawer, this morn
ing, and shot his baby brother dead in play.
Drowned.
Two men were drowned by the upsettng of a
boat al Flushing to-day.
The Russian Agents.
1t was reported in shipping circles to day. that
Russian agents are negotiating for the purchase
Of the Pacific mail steamship Colon. The Cham
plon Is also SAID to he 10 the market. Some Rus
sian agents expected on the Necksr due from
Bremen.
Court Matters.
Moore, the alleged Cambridgeport bank robber.
was before Judge Donahue to-day on a writ OF
habeas corpus, and the case was given to a referee
to take proof
Marine Intelligence.
The steamer City of New Bedford rived to-
day from Fishers Island. and will be placed in
the dry dock.
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Italy.

LONDON, May TO- A Rome despatch says al.
though the Pope is suffering from Inflammation of
the liver, the cardinals oppose his removal from
the Vatican. Negotiations between the Vatican
and Russia have completely failed.
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The people viii please notice that the time OF
Sunday evening service, in all the churches is
changed to - O'Clock.
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Negroe. in Maryland and Virginia are afraid to
90 to Brazil to work on the railroad believing.
they will he held As slaves, aud efforts to obtain
two hundred aud fifty have been only partially
successful
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Marrirn.

Iu Bangor, May Q, Mr.. j. Colby Chase to Mss
Carrie A. q Ilman both of Bangor.
In Lagrange May 5. Vicious Bishop to Miss
jzells Cary, both OF Lagrange.
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There will be preaching in the Y NJ. c. A..
rooms DARBY Block Sunday, the 18th, by Ed
II. B. Sevey
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That was a clever boy who said he liked a"good
raioy dsv-too rainy to 90 to school, and Just rainy
enough 90 fishing"
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Our Portland exchanges say that the hotels have
not been SO crowded before for long time in
that city IS now.
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Weather Indications Ior To-day.

For New England and the Middle States.
rising barometer, cooler northwest Winds clear or
partly cloudy weather.
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A rived in this city, the 9Th, schr. Admiral"
{ ant. Smallwood. from Philadelphia, with coal.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
BODY Found.

AVER, May 10. The body OF Sylvester IIaz-
gard, missing since Saturday was found 10 School
House Pond to-day. Fool play IS suspected.
Accident.
Mis-. Aunie McNalley, aged forty eight years,
OF Btookline, Mass, while boarding a moving
train, fell under the wheels and it is feared was
fatally ipjui ed this morning.
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FOREIGN.


PARIS. Msy 10. The Prince of Wales has as
sured the French government that England will
not take any measures respecting the Suez cana
without fist consultln. France.
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H. d. Hunt of Lewiston, will preach at the
meeting house in North Parish, next Sunday.
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BASE BALL.

At Indianapolis, Indiana. indianapolis 6, Mil
yankees |.
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Bret llar,e expects to he commercial agent
Crefedt, Germany, at 50, 600 a year.
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Insurance Matters.

bill providing for the distribution of 500
600 now in the hands of the superintendent of 10
suiance, to policy holders Of the National Life
INSURANCE Company, passed the senate.