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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-09-05

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or evcn years with skin disease,
when tho use of Il safo and simple
means would quickly ttloct cure.
DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture will
rapidly cure nll skin discusses and
prevent their return.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-09-05

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The Indians.
GIBBON TO ASSUME THE
COMMAND OF THE TROOPS.
A Large Party of whites in a PerilOus
Position.

New YORK. June Is. A despatch from Baker
City, Oregon, SAYS the Indians had a scalp dance
near the Malheder agency, a few nights since,
and determined to fight.
1t is reported IN Washington that Gen. Gibbon
is ordered to take the field in command against
the Indians in Idaho, and that Howard is to be
sent back to his station at Portland, Oregon.
SAN Francisco, June Is. Winnomucca
despatch says 80 or 40 whites at White Horse
me adows Oregon, are threatened by strong
force of hostile Bannocks. The Winnemucca
mounted volunteer company will start for Fort
McDermot to morrow, to reinforce them. Our
county official. will try TO send more men and
arms from here.
A Boise City despatch says Major Harvey has
received orders to return to Fort Harney, in con-
sequence of the information received that Edgar,
Piute chief, was at the bead of 400 warriors and
resolved to 90 on the war path This band Is
composed of Indians who left the MalLeur agen-
cy Some military officers here recently inter-
viewed Sumbiago, an Indian now under sentence
OF death for murder. Tumbiago says the Ban
nocks are led by Buffalo Horn and two other In
dians, who state their plan was TO rendezvous at
Juniper mountain and get the Piutes to join them
and proceed northward TO Salmon river. Settlers
on the Boise City and Carson City stage road, in
Baker Co.. Oregon, for 60 miles have also left
their homes aud sought places of safety.
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NEW YOItk.
Gold.

Gold.
Gold opened at 100 3-4.
The Communists.
A thorough investigation of the number and
character of the Communists of this city and
Brooklyn, develops the fact of their insgnihcance
IN all ways.
Insurance Matters.
The lately fixed insurance pool rate of l0c on
steam and 30c on sailing vessels, between Chicago
and Buffalo, 1t Is ssid Id not maintained, and in
surLnce is being taken at 25c and under.
A Swindler.
An office of swinding lottery firn, under the
name Of Read 4 Co., was broken up here yester-
day. Several girls employed 10 sending circulars
SAID they were employed by j. NJ. Pattee, but he
could not be found. The receipts were about
$1,000 a week The copcern had manifestations
in New Haven and other New England cities.
For Europe.
Six steamers sail to-day for Europe, with full
lists of passengers and large cargoes
RumOr.
A Washington special says the President to day
stated he would call an extra session of Congress
if it adiourDs without passing the appropriation
to pay the fishery award
FIRE.
Fire destroyed the Wadsworth elevator, at Buf
fslo. Loss 81, 900.
Political.
Hon. Edward F. Noyes, U. S. minister to
France, arrived this morning, by steamer City of
Richmond, and was driven to the Fifth Avenue
hotel. In conversation with representative Of
the associated press. touching the matter that
brought him home, Minister Noyes said:
81 went to Florida for purpose ON earth ex-
cep to ascertain the vote of that state and to see
whether or not the popular vote was cast for re-
publican electors. | stated to the two republican
members OF the caavassing board that all we
wanted an honest decision. / never made
any promises to McLin or any other member OF
the board, nor did Isuggest any possible reward
or recog milton in case Gov. Hayes should be f.
nally declared elected, and 50 far rs McLin is
concerned. | never saw him alone one moment in
my life before the vote Of Florida had been cast
| am now informed for the first time that even
Mclin does not say | made hun auy promises.
Had known that before leaving Paris | should
not have demanded subpoena, but remained in
France to attend to my public duties. | do not
care to be more spec ifc, rs it would perhaps be
in bad taste, considering am so soon to give
sworn stat ment to the committee"
In further conversation, Minister Noyes said
while he did not care this time to be interview.
ed, he had nothing whatever to conceal He
also expressed the hope that every politician IN
the north, whether democrat or republican, would
be subpened who had visited Fla. on this bust.
ness, as that would be only fair to all parties. Ii
was certainly due him, since he had been so con-
spcuousy named in the preamble of Potter's res
olutiOn. Minister Noyes will leave for Washing
ton 10 morrow morning, and will visit Ohio be-
fore returning to France.
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Costly errors in the first part of the game lost
an exciting contest for the Augusta Reds Sat
urday afternoon. This was the first game played
with the Colbys, and, as was anticipated, it was
a warm one. The Reds did not play fine a
game as usual, while the college nine fairly out
did themselves. OF the Augusta club, the play
Ing of Fred Little at first is especially worthy OF
praise. The umpire. from Waterve, was con-
sdered very fair in bis decisions, and the Colbys
express much satisfaction for the fine manner in
which they were entertained. The clubs will
meet again soon. Score of game follows
"AUGUsTA REDS" or AUGUSTA.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
A PROPOSED FINANCIAL COMMITS.
SION FOR TURKEY.
Ii FACONsFIELD FAyORABLY In.
PRESSES BISMARCK.
AN ANGLO-TURKIsH UNDERSTAND.
ING.
AN IMPORTANT INCIDENT AT THE
OPENING OF THE CONGRESS.

LONDON, June Is. The Standards financial
says: Salisbury before going to Berlin consult
ed with leading bankers about the position and
capabilities of Turkey, with view to the estab-
lishment of financial commission at CONSTANT
nope similar to that now existing 10 Egypt. The
scheme apparently receives the support of the
Vienna and Berlin cabinets
The German court 90 into mourning for the late
King OF Hanover which will i1tei fere with many
contemplated festivities.
1t is said in their private interviews Beacons-
field made a favorable impression on Bismarck.
Bismarck Is noticeably very agreeable to the
French envoys.
The Manchester Guardians London cores
pendent mentions the existence Of an Anglo
Turkish understanding, which is kind of sup
plement to the Anglo Russian agreement 1t Sc
cures the paramount influence of England not on
ly IN ASA Minor but at Constaetinople.
BERLIN, June 10. The congress will not sit
daily, but the time and intervals of adjournment
will be left for decision from day to day. The
general impression is that the congress will last
several weeks.
cable special to the New York Herald from
Berlin, says:
A most important incident terminated the first
session of the congress Thursday. Beaconsfeid
demanded energetically that arrangements be at
once made by which the Russian army and the
British fleet withdraw simultaneously from the vi
clnity of Constantinople during the sessions of
the congress, so that to remove all possible source
OF danger to the peace of Europe until hnal set
Element is arrived at.
Gortschakof expressed the strongest opposition
TO this proposal insisting on the necessity of the
Russian forces remaining in the positions they
now occupy until congress comes to Q final de-
cision on questions to be laid before il.
This pronounced divergence of opinion showed
that the diplomats present the extreme delicacy
and difficulty of the task they had undertaken and
dissipated the sanguine expectations with which
some had come to the congress.
Bismarck wishes congress to first grapple with
the most difficult questions and the subject for
Monday will be tue settlement of the frontiers of
Bulgaria.
Beaconsfeld intends to propose the admission
of Greece to the congress on the ground that par
ticipatIon of her representatives In the discussion
is extremely necessary for the proper regulation
Of the frontiers of Bulgaria.
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LEWISTON.
Fire.


LEWISTON, June IA. AT half past four this
morning building owned and occupied on the
first floor by White Brothers was discovered on
fire. The upper part Of the building was destroy
ed. The building south owned by j. Y. Scruton
was slightly injured that north owned by b. c.
Sprague, music store, was somewhat damaged
by fire and water. 1t is supposed to have caught
in furnace used to heat pressing irons. White
Brothers estimate their loss on the building at
$500, insured for 5000 in the Meriden. $500 in
the Phoenix, Hartford; on stock $1,000, insured in
Hartford and Etna. Sprague's store was damag-
ed $500; insured in the Quincy and Mechanics
Mutual, Ills stock and furniture was Injured by
water; insured in the Q uincy, North British
Manufacturers and Marine. Mr.. Scruton was
not insured.
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FINANCIAL MATTERS.
The Sale of the 4 Per Cents is Reported
stopped.
The Commissioners to the International
Coinage Congress.

New YORK, June 4. The sale of per cents
it is reported, was checked yesterday by the pas,
sage OF the bill by the senate making legal tender
notes receivable for per cents at once, and on
and after Oct. LIST for customs. A leading banker
said that the passage Of the bill by the senate had
sensibly affected the price OF gold, and its final
passage would entirely cut off the buying demand
for gold, and naturally bring the per cents down
to par and interest in currency.
The Bulletin says the country will be amazed
to learn that Secretary Evarts has appointed ex-
Gov Fenton. Mr.. Groesbeck OF Ohio and Franc is
A. Walker of this city, as commissioners to the
international coinage congress Groesbeck is a
prominent OHIO politician, and il he has any
knowledge OF intricate problems connected with
the standard question, the country has yet to
learn it. As to Fenton, need be informed
that he knows as much about the problem AS a
bootblaCk.
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A BOLD ROBBERY.
Man Robbed Of seventy Dollars and
Thrown Into a River.

CAIRO, June Is. At two o'clock yesterday
morning, James A. Abbott, agent of Adams Ex
press at Galeonda, was awakened by four men
who said they would like to have him go to his
store for a sick person. On entering the store
they demanded an eight hundred dollar express
package supposed to be in Abbot's possess 10 u.
The package had not arrived, but they robbed
Abbott Of about seventy dollars. Then three
forced him into skif, and after proceeding dow q
the river for few miles threw him into the river
with the remark Dead men tell no tales" Alb
bot, who fortunately reached the shore, returned
and gave the alarm, which resulted IN the capture
Of stranger who is supposed to be the one who
was on shore. The other three are still at large.
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BANGOR.
Political.

- MOOR, June 49, As the democracy in this
vicinity failed to support the party candidate for
governor last year, considerable interest is felt as
to their action this year. On Saturday night a
small nu mber of democrats he Id caucus in the
Commercial office and chose the same delegates
that were sent to the state convention last year,
but common report says none will attend the co.,
vention from Bangor, and if the convention fails
to adopt the greenback doctrine, that Marcellus
Emery will lead bolt in support of Smith. The
statement has been published that the Belfast
democratic delegation are greenbackers. The
Wing publishes this morning letter from the
editor of the Belfast Journal democratic paper,
stating the entire delegation has been interviewed
and that seven are outspoken for hard money, and
one non-committal.
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ILLINOIS.
Railroad Matters.

CHICAGO, June Is. The agents of the western
railroads state as result OF the open abandon
ment of the east bound pooling arrangement,
flour, grain and provisions are beng taken by the
railroads at Chicago for New York, Philadelphia
and Boston. at ruinousy low prices. While the
Western Assoc iaton was 10 existence, the schedule
tate was twenty five cents from Chicago, but most
OF the roads were making contracts at eighteen
cents, and the rate OF lake and canal tariff de-
clined, the railroads offered to carry freghts at
fifteen cents, about three cents per hundred
pounds above lake rates. There is no doubt but
a railroad freight war is impending at both ends
OF the trunk lines east and west.
No Trouble.
The rumored anticipated trouble tomorrow at
the parade of the Socialists and of the railway
strikers are found to be groundless.
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MASSACHUSEI'TS.
SuicIde.
Court N alters.

TAUNTON, June Is. Frank A. Dana, tailor,
committed suicide this forenoon, by shooting him
elf, while temporarily insane.
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The annual csmppeeting of the East Maine
Conference will be held at Wesleyan Grove, North
port, on the week commencing August 26th.
Northport is gaining quite a name among seaside
resorts and is becoming more and more popular
every year. At present a number of summer res
licences are in process of construction. Below
the boarding house there are seven houses build
ing for up-river people.
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BIDDEFORD.
Democratic Caucus.

BIDDEFoRD, June Is. The democrats Of this
city held a large and enthusiastic caucus this
convention to be held in Portland next Thursday,
the 18th inst, to nominate a candidate for COVER
nor. The delegates were not instructed. A very
exciting canvass and contest is predicted in this
county and district this fall each of the three
parties feeling confident of success.
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Before starting for the sea shore, go to Par
uidges Drug Store and buy any quantity you de-
sire of the delicate, rich perfumed cologne which
bers of the French and German legations. in
Washington, buy it in preference to that made in
their own countries. After walk in the sun il
is most refreshing to Id few drops to water fol
face bath, and it relieves the smarting from sun
burn and prevents roughness of the skin, and
pimples.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Aver Heard From

CHARLESTON, June Is. A cable special from
the News and Courier correspondent, dated Sierra
Leone, May 10Th, via Msdecia, to-day, announces
the arrivpl at the former place of the bark Aver
from Charleston, April 2lst, with two hundred
and fifty negro immigrants for Liberia.
later despatch says there was much suffering
on the voyage, the water having become short,
ship fever broke out and twentp-three died The
rest are in good spirits ct having reached Africa,
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that viii enable them to dress in silk and satin,
and to visit summer watering places; but they do
need wages, If they TO do worthy work, that
will enable them to live respectfully, have some
opportunities for self-improvement and provide
for sickness, and the coming on of old age. II
we cannot give them such wages we had better
shut up our schools and confess our public educa-
ton a failure; and that, in my Judgment, would
be virtually to shut up our republic and confess
free institutions failure"
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Aoral ann State Mems.
"What so rare as a day in June"
cry plenty now.

Riding parties are very plenty now.
Native strawberries will soon make their appear
ance in market.
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GLOBE Horse SHOE NAILs.-We are inform
ed that A. e. Berry, Esq, Veterinary Surgeon
in charge of Hon. Z. T. Barnums great stud OF
elgant horses, which were 50 much admired
here all last week, says that during their trsv-
els for the past seven years all of the horses
could procur them) been shod with the Globe
horse shoe nails. they hold on the shoes
much longer and frmer than any other nail
they have ever used. What better proof of their
superiority than this is wanted FL Boston jour e
nal junel5 riff
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Postal Changes.

Inc following are the recent postal changes for
New England: Postmssters appoiuted-C. o.
Libbey at Mscwahoc, Aroostook county, Me-.
Henry o. Preston at New Ipswich Hilsboro'
county, n. H.. Miss Eliza J. Cook at Ashfeld,
Franklin county, Mass; c. E. Dutman at Mat
field, Plymouth county, Mass; F. Edgar Ciumb
at Mystic, New London county, CT.
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Labor Troubles.

QUEBEC, June Is. Everyth thing is quiet to day
An additional number of aborers resumed work.
The police have received information of the
whereabouts of large quantity of flour stolen BY
the rioters A portion recovered, and legal
steps will be taken to recover the remainder.
Fire.
Batiscan G. Brenells saw mill and match fac
tory were burned to-day. Loss 3l0,U90.
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The Instruction.

New YORK, June Is. A San Antonio special
says the recent fight between government troops
and Escobedo, resulted IL OF the latter killed,
wounded and % prisoners. Escobedo and
other revoutionists fled to Texas, Monday, and
Capt. Cunningham was to send some of our troops
to th, ir rendezvous.
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PORTLAND.


PORTLAND, june Is. Owen W. Bryant was
committed to ill here to day for burglary 10 W.
SHELLS store in Raymond last night. He confess
ed to the jaor that he also robbed the store of S.
5. Brown & Co, in Casco previously, OF tobacco,
money and goods to large amount.
The Turf
At the Presumpscot Park this afternoon, the
two thiity-four race for purse of fifty dollars,
won by Little Pete in 2.34 IL, 2.35 and 2.3S
Kitty Morris second, twenty five dollars, and Fa-
gin third. fifteen dollars. The two forty five class
was won by Joswilgo in 245, 2.46, 247 and 2.4S,
taking the first purse of fifty dollars; second by
Era.tus, twenty-five dollars; third by Viola ff-
teen dollars; fourth by Cobbosse lie, ten dol
lars
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YER MONT.
Murder.

MIDDLEBUKY June Is. At East Middebury
W., last evening, j j. Kelsey ordered Luke Pip
premises, to leave, which it is alleged he refused
to do. 1t is also alleged that Kelsey attempted to
eject him, when Piper shot him through the sbdo-
men, MORALLY wounding him. Piper then fed
and has not been CAPTURED.
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CA VI DEN.
Greenbackers.

CAMDEN, June l6. The national gfeeaback
party OF the fifth congre s.ionsl district have call
ed convention to meet at Belfast July "a, to
nominate a candidate for represent alive TO con-
gress.
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BASE BALL.

At Manchester, New Hampshire, Manchesters s
LoweIls o.
AT Buffalo, New York, Buffalos g. Hornells 2.
At Chicago, Illinois, Chcsgos II, Milwsukees 2.
At Cleveland, Ohio, Rochesters ID, Forest
City,.
At Worcester, Mass, Worcesters 4, Haivards 2,
ten innings.
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BROOKS.
Railroad Accident.

BELFAST, June Is. One of Barnum's special
train over the Maine Centrs railroad, ran into
herd of cattle at Brooks, this morning. and one
car left the track. The damage has not been as
certained.
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The best men in the country use Adanson's Boz
tanic Basam. Governors. Bankers, Clergymen,
Physicians. Lawyers, Merchants, Mechanics, the
high and the low, the poor well as the rich, all
Colds and all Lung Diseases. Price 35 cts.
iunel2-t&Wlw.
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BRUINS W ICk.


BRUNSWICK, June Is. A game of base ball
was played here to-day between the Bowdon and
Bates of Lewiston, resulting in favor of the Bates
by q score of to-
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FOR EIGN.
E7Siand.

LONDON, June ID. A -oosseepoodsnt efatoe
Manchester Guardian tie ooSonnl uUoo 49,
ed Lord Dutfern to reuAis b CknedAs - e1oSorS
nor General of the Donisjon ~ aAaeeAos toon3s
but Dufferin d, clined, and viii ytws y EngAna
in September.
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NEW HAM PSIIIRE.
The Fatties and Shadows Again.

ROCHESTER, June Is. The second game of
base ball was played here to-day between the
Shadows, average height six feet two inches, and
the Fatties, average weight two hundred and
twenty pounds. Eleven innings were played re-
sultng Shadows six, Fattes five. There were six
hundred persons on the grounds.
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NOVA SCOTIA.
The FisheTies.

I ne FIrHtTIts.
HALIFAX, June 10. The captain of a vessel
from Boune bay, N. F., reports the spring here
ring fishery failure there.
Marine Notes.
The steamer Albert, which arrived at Pctou
to-day from the Msgdslen islands, report, the
government steamer Lady Aead arrived at the
islands the 18th, from Gsspe. and was to sail for
the Labrador coast yesterday.
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Show us an enthusiast, and we will show you q
patron of SLIPPERY ELM LOZENGES, for
Coughs. For sale by oil Druggists.
Caswell & Co., corner Washington and Winter
Sts., Boston.
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Merchants here have presented bills to the
stage company, to n considerable amount, for
merchandise raded on by Indians, while en- route
to the Hills. The goods are supposed to be in
Sitting Bulls camp.
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"To do as folks of fashion do" in one respect
at least, you must use Glens Sulphur Soap, which
is immensely popular among the elite of society,
and deservedly so. for it is the most sslutary of
besutifers and purifiers. Sold by all Druggists.
Hill Hair and Whsker Dye, Black or Brown,
SOC. may22-t&wlm
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RHODE ISLAND.
BODY FOund.

PROVIDENCE, June Ia. The body of Ann
Drscoll of Warren. who has been missing several
days, was fonnd in Palmer river, this morning.
II was probably 9 case Of suicide.