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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-05-03

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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-05-03

tThe following persons have been proposed for
nomination by the next Democratic county Conyen-
tion to be held August 18th, 1873. Candidates an
nouneed In this list are pledged to abide by the de-
csion OF the Convention.l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-18

The Maine Baptist Anniversaries for this year
will be held in Biddeiord commencing June 2jih
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-18

1t is stated that the freight business on
the Bangor & Pi,cataquis railroad is very good.
Senator Blaine and family are expected home
this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-18
The Potter Investigation
GOV. Kr.rLuGG'S PRIVATE SECKE-
TtRY EXAMINED.
TIE MITTEE ADJOURN UNTIL
WEDNESDAY,.
The SUBJ COMMITTEE to Go to New Or
leans soon.

WAsf SETON, June Il. The Potter commitcc
met AT ten o'clock.
II. Conquest lark, late private secretary Of
Governor Kellogg, was recalled and crOss-eXan-
ined by McMahon, relative to the details connect
ed with the second lot of Louisiana electoral GER
tfcates and testified as follows:
The two lists of returns lay on the table in the
committee room and were not removed when the
Office was closed at night According to my pres
ent memory the papers were not taken from the
table until witness palhcltd them to forward them
to the sccreta OF state. After the signature
was complete he informed all the electors he saw
that the lists were on the table before mentioned,
awaiting THEN ST. nature, Tue OILY paitics sign
ing IN the presence Of witnesses that he remem
be"~ distinctly, we've Kellogg and Bristow. He
thought there were one or two others who signed
IN his presence, bat couldn't be POSITIVE. Ind hot
know where levi,se or .Iatli ion were at the time
of signing the second ccrt, atcs, aud could not
say positively whether or not hey signed person
ally, but j. OF the opinion that tie signature on
the certificate is that Of Ja.lion. being quite IA
milisr with that gentlemau's signature. since the
retains were forwarded to Washington had read
in the news, ap, - stat 'ment that when the sig
natures were placed on the second set returns,
Ievisse and j. ron were not in New CI leans.
Q-Wasnt it a well know fact, among the poll
ticans of Louisiana that Levsse wa. not III town
at the time the rapt - in question were signed?
Al was certainly not known to me.
Mcmahon then questioned the witness as to who
slHueu tut udlues Vi y" III lou anu lstNl~St.
Witness replied he knew absolutely nothing
about il.
Chairman Potter thea put several questions to
the witness.
At II 80 A. NJ, at the suggestion of Mr.. Cox,
it was dec ded to adjourn until Wednesday inc, u
at ten o'clock, the members might be present in
the house during the closing hours of the present
session.
lnre.ponse to the request of Cha nan Potter
on Saturday, Senator Ike logg stated tn he would
uy to arrange soi to TESTIFY to-day.
hr. Potter thanked him for the prompt response
and said that he would nouiy him when he was
wanted.
There i, considerable speculation in regard to
the future OF the Potter committee, ald from con-
versatons with several Of the members, including
Pottei, 1t can be stat d that no determination Is
reached yet Its thought probable, however,
that the committee " =, on and afiei "Wednesday,
hold continuous daily sessions until the testimony
Of the witnesses now in the city, including Mrs.
jerks. Marshal Pukin and Senator Kellogg, Is
taken, and after that a sub committee will be APP
pointed to visit New Orleans, and possibly that
TIE recess of the full commit &c will then occur.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-18
Fire Last Night.

The alarm of fire last night, a little past eleven
o'clock, was caused by the burning Of w. G.
Thomas carriage blacksmith shop, a two story
wooden structure on Water street, just north of
the railroad bridge. Twice before the building
lad been set on fire, and buildings situated the
same lot have been burnt to the ground three OF
four times W thin few years. The lower story
was occupied by Mr.. Thomas as shop for doing
the iron work on carriage, ADD the upper story
10y Mr.. Chalc. X 'mball, cai iagc painter. Moth
ing Of any account was saved. Mr.. Thomas loss
ou building and tools, about 5000; fully covered
by insurance. Mr.. kimhall's loss on tools and
stock, Slj0; no insurance, la Mr.. kmbalfs de-
partment were four carriages, all painted and
ready for delivery to the ptrties owniog them,
and two sleigh~, in the building for storage. The
burning Of these makes the entire lCs- about one
thou ard collars. The ircmen by their prompt
less, were able to coniino the fire to the building
in which it originated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-18

by The commission 10 get legislature to recognize
Packard. Now there was demand that the men
who threw into chaos the affairs of Louisiana, the
men who we're the authors of all the mischief en-
acted since, should be paid for it. He for one
would not vote for such amendment.
After further discussion Mr.. Sargent moved to
lay the amendment on the table, and it was agreed
to-yeas %, nays %.
The other amendments Of the committee WORE
agreed TO.
The senate went into an executive session, and
subsequently took recess until o'clock
HOUSE.
A resolution was adopted reciting the depressed
condition of labor anu industry throughout the
country and providing select committee of sew
en- to SIT during the secess, 10 inquire into the
cause and remedies therefor.
The House resumed consideration Of the tobac-
60 bill.
Mr. Blanchard moved to lay the bill on the Ia
BILE, but il was defeated
Mr. Phillips offered an amendment aboishing
the tax upon ucifer aud friction matches after the
first of January, 1879.
Adopted-yeas IFS, nays &c.
The last section of the bin having been read,
Mr.. Banning offered an amendment providing
that the word gallon, when used in regard to la
ger beer, ale, etc, shall be held to mean a wine
gallon, the liquid measure containing 23l cubic
ucess
Mr. Foster Offered amendment providing
that every manufacturer of tobacco who has paid
tax of p cents on his unsold tobacco shall be
entitled to draw back an amount equal TO the diff
ference between the rates of sixteen and twenty
four cents.
Rejected.
Mr.. Banning's amendment was then adopted.
The consideration OF the bill having been COM
pletcd Mr.. Tucker demanded the previous ques-
ton on It's passage.
MIR. HARRISON desired to offer an additional Sec
ton, but was not permitted, calls for regular Or
der coming from all parts of the Hall
The previous question having been seconded,
Mr.. Tucker yielded to Mr.. Foster, who opposed
the passage OF the bill.
The bill then ordered to be engrossed, and
real the third time.
Mr.. White of Pa. called for the reading of the
engrossCd bill.
MIR. Say lor made dilstoiy motion, on which
the yeas and nays were called, 50 ss to give the
clerk time to engross the bill.
MIR. Atkins submitted the report Of the confer
ence committee on the legislative, executive and
judicial appropriation bill.
W lthout any explanation the report was agreed
to, and the House at o'clock took a recess till
o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-18
Crops.
Internal Revenue.
Military Matters.

1ne internal revenue receipts to-day were )
29j, customs s290,43l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-18
FROM ST. Louis.
An Organization of Tramps.

ST. Lou :, June II. Inc Times says among
reoeut developments is that of thorough organ
'zation among uamps and wandering haivesters.
Those of this class who have stopped in this city
or passed through wrtin the past fortnight, have
almost without exception, worn upon the left
breast scrap OF led flannel pinned or sewcd to
the clothing 1t is their badge by which they
recogn &c ca other, and They have Signs and
alips snd talk mvsteiiously OF trouble 10 come
du,i ing the heateo tenn. Their part, they say,
will not be 70 start the revolutions, but to act as
auylliiales. They wait for the initiative to be
taken by railroad men, and when the stike com
meLccs the coullry will discover The tramps pow
Ell in the immediate cutting Ot Of all teles raphic
con munCatlon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-18

People are asking the question, "When will the
Henry Morrison begin It's trips for the season =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-18

Alma Locals.
The currant worm is making his annual visit
about this time, doing all the damsge that he can.
Rev. 5. W. Pearson is at his fathers on short
visit He supplied the Congregational pulpit last
Sabbath.
We notice by the report of the State Superinten-
lent Of Schools, recently issued that the rank OF
this town in the County is the fourth, which is
a gain on the previous year.
The reports of those who went from here last
spring to the west, seem to be very encouraging,
and others contemplate going after the having
season is over.
At last the long needed changes in the school
readers 10 this town has been eifected by the Su-
perintendent of Schools. The Elective Series
" III take the place of the National Series.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-18
f'OItE It.N.
England.

BLACB m, June II. Of the seventy-fve
meetings of operatives held to day. fifty resolved
to 20 to work at the reduction of wages, twenty
resolved not to resume and five reached no dc
c,ton
MASCB ESTER, June II. A large number of
operatives throug hout Lancashire resumed work
to-day. The reduction wages meetings at Burn
ley we've thny attended, aud the opinion is
that the strike Is ended.
MOrmons.
LIVERPOOL, June II. Two hundred and TWEEN
ty-two Moimons sailed Saturday, bound for Salt
Lake City
Germany.
BERLIN, June Il. TIE condition of the en-
p2ror is satisfactory.
The Italian representatives at the congress have
not yet indicated any opposition to the cessIon of
Antivati TO Montenegro, but il is expected Aus
ui,s views this matter will prevail 10 the con-
gtess.
Egypt.
A despatch from Alexandra saws that plot is
discovered at Cairo having its object the dethrone
ment Of the khedive.
SPAN.
LONDON, June II. A despatch from Madrid to
the STANDARD says the cabinet has made the cleo
IN of the vice president OF the coItes a question
Of cJnfdo nee, and received 30 votes against rs.
The cabinets position Is thus secured until the
autumn session. The cortes will adjourn the Sec
ond wt,k OF July, when the court 20 to the
side. The Cuban loan of 81 100000 was voted
Friday. guaranteed by Spainand by pledge Of
colonial customs. A bill for the suppression of
bull fights re ccted IN the cortes without dl-
vision.
Bulgaria.
New YORK, June II. A London special says
that tue Queen aud Earl Beaconsfield are endeav-
orlug To secure the sovereignty Of North Bulgaria
for the Dnke Of Edinburgh. The visit Of the
Duches Of Edinburgh to ST. Petersburg is said to
be IN the same interest, but 1t is believed the
,chrmr "A III itll thrnugh b.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-18

The unterrifed democracy of Augusta will at
tend the State convention in Portland. They
viii take Pillsbury along to represent the good
looks, aud Dan. Pike TO represent the morals of
the party.
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FLORIDA.


New YORK, June H. Minister Moves, during
an interview with Herald reporter, was told the
Florida committee had returned, but probably had
nothing new to report Moves said: "Well, |
will give them something new to occupy the
minds with but am gong TO reserve their point
until the time am examined under oath | am
glad, indie ed, that the committee is not sitting
with closed doors, and that all the world can bear
the testimony, only want them, as have already
stated to CT ever, body. Let them call every
man rom the north who went to Florida at the
time, and then we will see how things were man
aged"
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Marrtrn.

Ia Gardner, June Is, by samuel ane, Esq, Mr.
,cd \. Johnson to Miss Cora Il. Wood, both OF
Augusta.
In Cape + liza beth June ID, Mr. Sniteu p Cross.
man to Miss Anna IL Hill, both Of Portland
In Phillips, June 10, Mr. Earnest A. Morgan of
Weld, to Miss b lora \. Boedy OF Phillips.
Ia Ellsworth, June 10, Mr.. &. +. Brown of Tren.
ton, to dis Fannie NJ. PRAY OF Eden.
In Franklin June6 MIR. Willard r. French to
VI IS L, ia VI Hooper: June 5 Mr.. Enoch "
q tisdell to Mis- Eunice \. French alt OF ank lin
In Hope June IL, Mr.. Ma,tln Wilson OF st
George, TO Mrs. Lucy VI. Blackington oi SO. Hope,
In Camden, June ,, Mr.. samuel Butterfeid t.
Miss Eta II Wheeler, both OF Cam len.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-18
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, June IL, 1878.
FLOUR-ENtra spring l4Oa5.60; western t3o;
southern 20.
WHEAT No. spring 94Sa-; Cash 81 sag2;
June, 0 95t4 a0.F5S; July, 0.a9O4; August, st4a
-; No. 3, O.SS Regular. ia, rejected To-.
CORN Sales regular, -; cash --a35Is June
35A tOO-; July SO. a; August, 3b3s 400; rejected.
3l4.
OATS Cash 2S'Ia-; June 2Sha22S; July. 49,.
ass August, 24A. "a
RIE-52S.
BARLEY-4s-.
DRESSED HOGS-4 lla4.l2h. Ifh
PORN Cash = l5-ass0; June, s-s2t Vaiy
S.g1h August, . lRxa9 10.
LARD-Cash 6.l0-a6 70 = - ~ joy
q. 7hab.7S-: A gust, s7AP ksa asa k -
BULK MEATS Shoulde -aa4k. shork{lh
sides l9sa-5; short elef 4ao efeaf sJoee
64a6A. bN s7Av
WH1SKEY-l0s. f4nH "a Il
FREIGHrs--corn to Buffalo IL cents; vAsss
do s. cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-18

GLOBE HORSE SHOE NAms.-We are inform
ed that a. c. BeiIy, Esq, Veterinary Surgeon
10 charge of Hon. z. T. Barnum's great stud OF
clgant horses, which were so much admired
here all last week, says that during their trsv-
els for the past seven years all of the horses
belonging TO the circus have whenever they
could procur them been shod with the Globe
horse shoe nails. as they hold on the shoes
much longer and frmcr than any other nail
they have ever used. What better proof of their
superiority than this is wanted 81 Boston Jour
nal. junel5 ttf
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NEWS BY TELkh kAfIt
1T rHr
Daily Arunebrr dournal
PORTLAND.
Democratic State Convention.

Democratic State Convention.
PORTLAND, June II. The gathering OF dele
gates to the democratic convention indicates
lar attendance to morrow Bangor sends nc
delegation, and Msrcellus Emery will not be
present or represented Inc leading democrat
have been in earness consultation 10 night at the
PIeblc House, the headquarters. The greenback
leaders gathered afonnd to watch the prog iess Of
their friends in the convention, but the genera
sentiment seemed to favor maintaining the intcg
ri;y Of the d, mocratic principles. They will prob
ably adopt plank for substituting greenbacks
redeembale in coin for national bank circulation
and will favor economy and reduction Of expenses.
Hoo. George Walker of Portland is the most
prominent candidate for gubelnatarial nomins-
ton. DR.. Garcelon Of Lewiston, Hon. Caleb K.
Aver of Cornish, and John f. Anderson of Port
land are also mentioned. 1t is understood that
Charles W Lailabce of BAN vi be pes ident OF
the convention
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

The folio wing nam d real estlt' situated on
Granite Fl. Get, twenty minutes walk from the Au.
gusta Post once, is for sale at bargain:
Three dwelling houses, with one large barn and
carriage house, thirty acres o. land, (ebcut one
third of which is in tilla geo good granite quarry
< oh orchard Of grafted trees, in good seasons
bearing 100 BUS shells fruit one hanIrei cords OF
wood stand on the land.
Inquire on the premises of
c. ARNOLD SMITH.
Augusta, June 10. 1878. jnnel tlmon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-18
Superior Court " hit.house j., presiding.


No. 49, John d. Dyer VS.. Mary f. Dunn, Heath
ferplaintif, E. w. Whtebouse for defendant.
Action on account annexed for $500 for pro
visions and groceries. The defendant re.ists pay
menl on the ground that the goods were not
bought by her nor furn shed on her account but
were obtained by her son or by other members of
the family who had no right to get them her
credit. The jury thought otherwise and gave
their verdict for the plaintiff for the account and
interest.
No. 96. II. @. Blake VS.. Joseph Nicholas, Blake
and Potter for plaintiff, E. W. Whitehouse for de-
PENDANT The plaintiff was formerly an innkeep-
er at Lisbon Falls, and sues to recover bill OF
$500 and interest since November 1871, for
boarding the defendant and four other men at
said. Lisbop, who were at work on the railroad
The defendant denies his liability for the board OF
any person but himself. The jury were unable to
agree.
In order to morrow;
No. so, Rollins vs.. Fowler & ux.
%, Mace vs. Putnam.
80, Day vs.. Reynolds.
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The Indian '.

san FRANCf1Co, June II. 1nIee hundred
Shoshones have passed through Bawawa to join
the hostile Bsnnocks. The conny judge of Bak
er county has telegrsphed TO the governor of Or
egon, asking for one hundred IiAes aud ammuni-
ton. lie report that Ih,ia are killing settlers
in the sou hem portion of the county.
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Is ASE BALL.

At Worcester, Mass,-Sprngf 3, Worces-
tiers 2.
ellis 2.
At Bridgewater-C of Taunton II, East
Brdgewaters
At Boston, Mass,-Bostons H. Cincinnatis Of
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York, June II. 1878.
Money loaned at ? .a5 on cal, and closed al p.
per cent.
ior demand.
Go Id opened at 1908. and closed at IOta4.
Carry rates o al per cent. Borrowing rates
Hat.
Clearngs s4 9.9O 900. Custom receipts, 1884 OcO.
Treasury disbursed-s So, OO0 interest, 10000 for
bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-18

"To do as folks of fashion do, in one respect
at least YOU must use Glen's Sulphur soap, which
Is immensely popular among the elite of society,
aaI deservcdly 50. for it is the most salutary OF
beautifers and purifiers. Sold by all Druggists
Hills Hair and Whlsker Dye, Black or Brown,
soc. may 22-t&wlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-18

nice stand has been erected on Winthrop
street, near the Universalist church, VIII ch will be
used by the Augusta Band, in their open air con
certs. We trust they may receive sufficient en-
couragement to enable them to give concerts one
evening every week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-18

The Waterviile Mail reports more fully the
circumstances of Prof. Keely's death, Thursday
afternoon. lie had dIned, apparently IN perfect
heath. and on leaving the table, fell aud expired
in few minutes. He was in the Peoples Bank
just before noon, and engaged in conversation in
his usual polite and otliging manner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-18

The best men in the country use Adanson's Bo-
tauc Basam. Governors. Bankers, Corgymen,
PHYSICIANS, Lawyers, Merchants, Mechanics, the
Ugh and the low, the poor well as the rIch all
testify to its remarkable curative powers in Coughs
Colds and all Lung Diseases. Price 80 cts.
juntl2-t&Wlw.
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EMBDIlNs
Fire..

SKowHEGAN. June II. The building of Mos
es yer Of Embden consisting of house, l., shed
and two barns, was destroyed by fire at II o'clock
last night. LEGENDARY, as it caught in the barn
farthest from tie house Total loss. Insured for
1920 in the Home Of n Y.
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MASS tCIItJSEITS.


rue.
WEST WARREN, June Il. Charles Dufiesne,
Jr 5 house and barn were burned yeste lday; loss
$4,000; insui ed $4,000.
Boat Race.
BosToN, June II. The fist race at Silver
Lake, to-day, was the junior sculers race, in
which were five start T., all local oarsmen. L.
Curtis OF Lowell won the fl st prize, silver cup
valued at fifty dollars; ID. Breen of Boston, sec
oud; Donahue. thi i.
The race of the day was the four cared profes-
siona The los n Boat Club crew had no
trouble in defeating the Others
The last race the professional single scullers
in which there were nine sta ,ers 1lai,ted
won in 2l73 10; kenn"Gy second, 2l.j0 |
Lynch third p 80 -. johnson, who came in
hind, was disqualified Tor fouing Kennedy al
upper stake.
the "lie aid Cup valued at two bundled del
lars, won by the Danntless crew of New York il
the an ateul sl> ed ace, was p esented at the
Globe Theatre tonight, at the end of toe second
act of the peIiol nance.
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Judge kingsbuiys remarks before the r. form
club, on Sunday afternoon, were very much liked,
and gave great satisfaction - the large audience.
lie handles rumsellers without gloves, advocating
locking them up where they will do no harm. He
stated that there is not open grog shop in the
city of Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-18

The graduating class Of the Castine Normal
School consisted of nineteen persons viz Minnie
Cofdels Brett, Alice Albesta Crane, Charlotte
Rice Hale, Sarah Louise Miles, Eta Eliza Piper,
Evelon White Smith, Ida Louise Snow, George
Jay Babson, Chss Pierce DE Laittre, Melvin Gil
more, George Augustus Lord Wesley True Moul-
ton. Fred lie Roy Psyson, joseph Martin Bryne,
Rufus Parker Gardner, Henry Harrison Gray,
Walter Elias Luce, Irving Bemiss Mower, Chas.
Bryan Pineo. Those who attended the exercises
speak in the highest terms of the parts, and the
appearance of the young ladies and gentlemen.
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L.ablr Troubles.

QUEBEC, June IL The city was perfectly quiet
yesterday, and though II was umored that au i'm
mense meeting was to be held at St. Rochs in the
sl,ernoon, it proved false. No unusual gathering
occur ed anywhere The men OF the eighth bat
talon are sIli under aims at the citdel and par
liaInpni hf.mse
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NEW NOItk.


New YORK, Jure II. The third parade of the
Union Schu'zen COPS, composed OF various So
cieties in the United States, which lranspres
every two years took place in this city this morn
ing, and is the most imposing display since the
Organization OF the German societies in this
rnIlnll 4
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Parliamentary Buildings.

An evening paper states that owing to Simon
Pilon, cont actor Tor the parliament buildings,
having failed to car, out the conditions of the
contract, the work will be continued by the gov
ernmcnt upon far terms to the wor&men, Pon X
Co acting as agents for the government.
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pieo.

In BE grade j inc 10, Mary J. Tirrcll agct 8
years II Idonths ana II days.
In North Grag, jun 9. at III residence Of hi
uncle, Mr. john Ntwbergin, MIR. Samuel Colby o
South Boston, Mass formerly Of I,orham, Me
aged 81 years month.
In Monmouth, Ap il g, Miss Francis j. knight
aged II years,
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YER MONT.
Alleged Case of Rapc.

BosroN, June II. At St. Adams girl named
Katie Shay, aged IA, apna entity not vely bright,
alleges that Yesterday while pic king berries in the
woods the lake road, rape was committed on
her by Thomas Murphy, farmer. Her story is
confirmed BY two smaller children who accompa-
uied her. She Is not much injured. The author
iiins ir.XA Ii u al the