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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.

Preceding Miss kellogg's concerts the Dewspa
peIs TEEN with favorable notices, extracts from
The press, and testimonials of the late President
Lincoln and reminding people Of the power of
voice possessed by one OF Americas sweetest
singers. If YOUR Confidence be seculed by such
advertisements, why snake the heal and doubt
while reiadng the testimonials OF positive cures
Is nonsense fri ladies' af cted wuh the d.eases
and weak ncsses peculiar TO their Sex to continue
10 suffer or TO submit ~ the harsh and cau.tic
treatment now IN vogue. The Favotite Preschp-
ton Is sold by diuggists under a positive guar
autee 10 cure. tlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22
PENNSlLV ANA.
Arrest for In,endiarism.

PHILADELPHIA. August 81. William T. Van
Zsndi pres dent Of the Asbestos Company, is
under arrest on charge Of burning houses some
time ago, to secure insurance. lie was exposed
by man named Howard who was in his employ,
and who eped Van Zandt fix the houses with
kerosene aud paper, by which the incendiarism
was accomplished. The house was insured in the
Springfe cid and Hartford companies for an aggre-
gate of 500. 900 and the Boston Manufacturers
Company had insurance on the furniture, which
was removed before the fire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22
Marrtrn.

In Halowtll, Aug by Rev. W. P. jackson,
Hon oe h shaw 10 Fannie T. Pike, bo, OF Au.
zutta; Aug. lsh X bert }. ID fia OF RJbIus on to
,-izzIe L. LAID oil StaTks.
Ia Bangor, august ~, Edwin r. Henderson of
Keuduskeag, to Miss Eliza a. Burnham OF Ban
sOr.
In Oh town, August II, Benz. Pollard. Jr.. to
So Eliza r. Their both of A gyie.
In Ornevle, JHly u, j. W Hall, ESQ.,, OF Orne-
vile, TO Miss Nancy \ hali, o. Brewer Village.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22
NEW YOR X.
DOIwOrth 9 Rand.

DOGwOrth Band.
NEW YORK, August 81. Dodworth's band has
been attached to the 18th Brooklyn regiment, and
will make trip 10 Montreal, in May next, with
that organization.
William Nbo, the veteran theatrical manager,
died in this city to-day, aged SO years.
The Labor Committee.
The congressional labor committee resumed its
'son to-day.
j. T. Allen & Co.. furniture dealers have fail
ed; Liabilities $4,000
Suic de.
shannon, who on Monday murdered Mrs. Bce,
at Waterford, committed suicide in BsllsowD
jail.
Annual Meeting.
The annual con venton of the national amateur
assoc iation last evening elected NJ Remington
of Providence, II. J., +. l.. Keys of Phil
of the executive committee for three years.
A Petition to Abate n Nuisance.
The pilot COMM. sioners have officially appealed
to the federal authorities to stop employees of the
New York city police CON ID ss toners from throw.
ing garbage into the bay channel as the steam
ships channel TO reach the port is rapidly filling
up rom this cause, aud tue shores of Coney Is
IHuu are CoNertu WIN RhioaBe hnu PutlSi1
matter from this source.
Convent n.
SARATOGA, August q. A large number Of
lawyers ION all parts of The union, met under
the call signed by Bristow, EVarts and Others, To
consult as TO organizing national bar assoca ion
Roger Averil OF Cosnectlcut, called TO order, and
John Lstrobe was called to preside, with Franci,
kowle and j. Grant Thompson, secretaries. ST.
mon f. Baldw in Of Connecticut, stated the origi-
Dal int ntion to confne the organization to
such as had circulars, with view of keeping out
dsreputahle. A resolution to call on persons iG-
vted to register and those only, was adopted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22

Ii you will stop all your eStrs,sgant and wrong
notions IN doctorlne yourself and families with
expensive doctors or humbug cnle-ails that do
harm always, AID use only natures simpie RENE
dies for ali your ailmenls-you will be WISE well
and happy. and save great expense. The greatest
remedy Tor this, the great, wise and good will
tell you, is Hop Btters-oeiieye it. See prov
eIbs' III another column.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22
NE W JERSEY.


NEWARK, August 81. There was q large at.
tendance on the regatta here to-day. The water
WAS some what rough. Consider able iH;sres. gas
man Infested III the senior single scull contest, in
which Lee is the favore, and one four. cared
race. in which the Neuhals Of Albany are the
favor ties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22
SUNDAY, AUGUST oath,

\ n riding those who wish. the oppo' tunity of at
tendiDg the Temperan Canpmeeting.
Leaving Augusta, AT 73O A. NJ, tllowe1 ~
~. card ner at s.l5. Returning VIII leave camp.
ground at O'clock 4. NJ.
Fare Tor round trip, From Augusta and Halo
well, IS cents Gardiner p cent. NJ uIsor iery
persL ms RllOwel Gu board. aug22 &c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22

LAWRENCE, August q. William Black. mar
ried, father OF six children, in custody here on
charge Of alleged attempted outrage on his dsugh-
ter, nine years of age, is being investigated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22
Weather Indications Tor TO.da.

For New England and the Middle States,
clear or partly cloudy weather, preceded by &C.
casions light rains, winds mostly noriherly, sta
tionary temperature, higher pressure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22
SOUTH CAROLYN
Arrested.

COLUMBIA, August 81. Peter Froman, the
stowaw@y gu the boat Wlism Dorkiug from Bull
River, south Carolina was arrested at Graves End
yesterday at the request Of WEIGH, American
minister, charged on his own admissions, with
numbering the constable who attempted to arrest
him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22
Eifn.

In Hal owel, Aug. con OF consumption, Miss
Emma - daughter OF samuel CvrTllr, DR., ne ed
IL years.
In Fay cite, August Is, Mark Mason, formerly OF
this city. aged - year ) mouths and II lays.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22

The Augusta Gas Company have completed the
permanent repairs their gasometer, and are
now ready to supply the usual amount OF gas TO
consumers, to the entire satisfaction OF the puo-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22

AT a spirited republican caucus held 10 ,asuhe'
Saturday evening, Rev. Alfred h Ives was unan-
imously nominated for Representative to the
legislature from the district composed OF that
town. Brooksville and Oilsnd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Quma despatch says that Captain l.. Poland,
OF the ordnance department OF the army, died sud
denly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22

Daring the campaign, the people OF Augusta
expect to have the privilege of listening to the
Hon. J. c. Burrows Of Michigan. Mr.. Burrows
j. Pennsylyanian by birth, now in his AID year.
By profession he is lawyer, ana oae OF the most
.looaent speakers 10 the country. He was elect
"a TO Congress from the fourth district in Michi-
vsn. in 1872 but was defeated in 1874 by a com
binstion of democrats and boiling republicans.
Mr.. White, President of the Belfast National
Bank was last week waited upon by man who
injured if the bank was letting money at "A per
cent interest the President said they would
take per cent. on good security. well, said
the caller, "a man 10 Freedom says that you are
charging per cent. every three months-and four
times six are 26" The groenback convention
brought a good many wonderful STOKES into Bel
last.
The frutage Of the good seed sown by Ser ator
Blaine IN his speech the other evening, Is begin
ming to appear in every direction. The honest
men who heard ii, who open TO conviction
though with greenbsck lnclnsiioDs, have renounc
q the delusion, and are now pronounced for
honest money. We hear of several such. 1t has
also s,lenced in measure the guns of those who
are hopelesslv welded to the deluson, and whose
minds are incapable of grasping an honest pro-
70 ition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22
FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, August 81. Thos. Forbes was az
ragned before tue Bow st. police court to-day. on
charge OF forgery. lie was remanded until Sept.
10, to await exttaditon papers. as the necessary
testimony from New York for the prosecution and
defence. Counsel on both sides agree to the post
poneDent.
Political.
The Times reprints the interview between But.
Ter and kearney, and has an editorial about them
and the national party, in which it says of the lat
ter, at might become serious danger to the re-
public If possible for the Disconnected and ignor-
ant masses who have attached themselves to it. to
pool their ISSUES and combine agsinst capital, but
| it is doubtful whether those who are most wildly
agains society are not firmly welded 10 their
own the Dries of nsuuction rs the most super
stons fanatics of the old world cieeds. The
| United States have more TO fear from the Buffers
and KesrDeys, it their followers were less passion
ate less ignoI ant of practical limitations of poiti-
cal action, and less torn by International Jealous
| les"
Election.
| PARIS August 81 The elections of presidents
of couucil : generally believed to Indicate that
the uatorial elections will result IN the re. estsb
li,bment OF the republican majority 10 the senate.
| The monarchsts and BonapaItists are iscurdant.
| The orlesnists in several departments voted with
| the republicans.
Personal.
HAvRE. August 81 Queen Christina of Spain
is ill., and there is no hope entertained Of her re-
coyeiy.
Election.
| STOCKHOLM, August q. The International
| Congress for the prevention of crime, TO-DAY
| elected Rev DIR. Wise of the United States, hon
| olary president.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22
w WASHINGTON.
Seizure.

WMMINGToE, August 81 Large quantities of
sugar and cigars have been seized by custom of
fcels this week, but under the rule of the new
special agent, no news pertaining thereto is given
to the newspapers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22
Held for trial,

WORCESTER, August 81. John Mellen, for
shooting Capt. Peter Simpson in Mlllbury, last
Wednesday, was held IN $4,000 by the grand ju-
ry. Captain Simpson is not yet able to leave his
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22

II is rumored that special agents have discover
ed material for investigation in the employment
of laborers and others connected with repairs of
the custom houses. Great complaints are made
among the employees of accommodations furnish
ed by the custodians of building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22

"Negro island" in Boothbay haroor' has beeh
purchased by Messrs. j. +. Fuller, Fred H.
IIoyt and Chas. o. Little of this city. 1t contains
twenty five acres and is one of the prettlest IS
% ia in tho hArbor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22
POLITICAL.
kearneyin Chicago,

New York. August 81, The Herald's Chicago
despatch says kearney's speech last evening was
u cong Generation Of vituperston, profanity and
use of compoun nd adjectives, of low plane of in
tellectualily, broken and fairly ncoherent in ar
gument. He was repeatedly asked to tell the
crowd about his friend Butler, bat he spoke quite
eingerly abou: him, and remark ed that Butler was
friend of his.
A Political Conference.
The Tribunes Saratoga despatch says the Cow
din conference will be attended to-day by not
over thirty people; they dsavow an intention of
starting Hayes party, bat that they desire furth
er removals and changes in the custom house of
fees, &c. in the interest of the republican party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22
e. EXCURSION
TO THE
Temperance Campmretirg.

The steamer CLARION, Capt. Charles McI.augh.
lin, VIII make an excursion TO the Camp Ground,
al Richmond, IA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22
Freewill Baptist Meeting.
M MASSACHUSETTS,.
Released.

BosToY. August 81. Capt. Jacob p. Holm,
who recently confined in the lunatic asyum
,n compliant made by his family, the latter evi.
iently desiring to control his property. was dis
charged to-day BY the supreme Judicial court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22
Horal anu State Mems.

The Band will play this evening, at the stand on
W'nlhrop street.
Mr. c. F. Rtchell, the inventor of the flying
IN ,chine IS said to be a Portlander by birth
There were twenty-five children last SUNDAY, AT
tae Kneo House, eighteen OF them being boys.
The 10th Maine Regiment viii hold their annu-
al reunion at Bangor on the l9tn OF september.
Every other man you see on the street now Is
apt TO be an apple pediler. Apples are very cheap
MI Newman Lane exhibits to ~ two cucum-
bets that have formed al alliance with each other
aud become one
j. W. Clspp will sell the balance of his croquet
sets aud velocpedes cost, rather than TO carry
them over another season.
Mr. Austin Carter. ticket agent for the Maine
Central Railroad Company at Waterville, former-
ly OF Carmel, died quite suddenly last Saturday.
Mr.. j. c. Boyington is selling and delivering
the best of Lehigh Coal for 1913 per ton. The
Lehlgh is probably the best coal brought to this
market.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22

Fire.
MAcHIAs, August Il. An incendiary fire on
Hemingwsy's wharf. at Machiss, occurred on
Wednesday ming, which destroyed forty thou
sand feet Of dry boards. Partly covered by insur-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22

Hon S. d. Lindsey and Gen. James A. Hall
addressed good meetings at Bingham and Scion
on the l4th, and on the 18th Mr.. Lindsey spoke
At Boothbay. The speeches were well received
at all these places and created good deal of
thinking and taking Nothing Is discussed but
the financial question.
In our mortuary department we record the death
of Mark Mason. Esq. former well known cit
zen. who died in Fayette at the great age OF 81
wears. Mr.. Mason resided many years IN Angus
IA where he was in business with his brother, the
late Barth'w Mason, and one or two other firms,
and will be well remembered by many of our
older citizens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22

Gen. James A. Hall, having done effective
work on the stump in Somerset county, com
mepced in Kennebec yesterday, appearing last
evening at Re sdfeld, with Herbert Nj. Heath,
ESQ, OF this city. lbe people OF this county are
likely, before the campaign closes, to get some
information on the vial question before the pto-
p e, that of honest dishonest money. Our list
~ appontments to be found on the first page.
will show that besides Gen. Hall and Mr.. Heath
the following gentlemen are speaking or are to
sieak at different points 10 the county Senator
Blaine, Hon. 5. ID. Lindsey, Ex.Gov. Perham,
Col. J. Manchester Haynes, l.. I. Carleton, NJ.
p. Hatch, and Maj. 7. NJ Fogler. We under
stand that Hon. A. p. MoIrl aod Hon. Edwin
Moves will soon take the stump.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22

The annual convention Of the national amateu
assoc ation last evening elected o Remington
of Providence, X. J., +. l.. Keys of Phil
adelphia, and W. n Allen of Detroit, member
of the executive committee for three years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22


squirrel Island.
rn- misrepresentation of the Greenback-
%,s-A Few Facts.
MR. EDITOR TO show how farmers mechanics
snd all lsborers are being deceived and imposed
upop. wish to state few facts. farmer whom
mad known for long time quite intimately, in
"A late conversation said to me that France had
mid all her debt, owed nothing, and consequently
had no interest to pay. Another said France is
med nsper money after her late war with Prussia,
let her people to work, aud nv so doing had paid
debit and interest, aud owed nothing. l said TO
n IN gentlemen, that had no doubt that they be-
Eeveo the facts to be as stated by them, but that
the reverse was true that France had not paid
one dollar of her late war dent; that she now
Dwell the whole amount on which she Is to-day
having interest at the rate Of five per cent; that
France did Lot issue any legal tender notes during
her late war or since. Now, MIR Editor, what are
the facts The Bank of Fiance was authorized.
during the war, ncr' ase the issue OF papeSmou-
ey to the mt OF S640. 900 900, which done;
but the law that gave the power also provided
that the Bank should resume specie paymeI Jan.
l. 1873, which WAS also done. OF the So4O.0 00,-
600 so issued, the Government borrowed of the
Bank 1906 000, 600, which II has paid, principal
and interest. The law also provided that when
the Government had reduced its debt to the
Bank to $50 900 900 the notes OF the Bank should
cease to he a legal tender, aud the Bank should
specie Nmebt. government ulu so
reduce there Indebtedness and the Bank did
sumo rs by the law provided. The paper money
issued during the war has not only heen redeem
ed but has bee destoye SO that TO day moth
ina is egai tender in France but gold and siirer.
To day the issue of the Bank notes of the Bank
of France are 500 500. $500. The issues below
these amounts is gold and silver. The tables
show that at time during the late war with
Russia, OF since, WAS the issue OF paper money
in Fance in excess Of $40. 900 900 Of dollars.
To-day tie paper money OF France IN Bank
and in circulation is only $3.50, 900 600, and is
redeemabe in coin demand, and the Bauk
holds in her vaults more than ninety per cent
az this amount with which TO redeem them
IN, Government of France issued paper
munry DUNG the late war with Germany, or
,iucr When asked the gentlemen for the
.ou,ces from which they derived such informa'
t,or, they with frankness rel lied from greenback
orat rs and papers. Now, Mr.. Editor, through
Your Journal, a word to these gentlemen, and
ali other farmers, mechanics and laboiefs- The
new lights say to you that France IS prosperous
aid The people happy, and that the issue of large
SUM Of paper money has brought about such re-
s,lt.. Tn. first statements may be tiue-hut the
later is false. The financial policy of France
since her late war with Prussia has been Que of
contraction not of expansion.
All legal tender notes were called in and destroy
ed; specie payments resumed. All paper issues
payable on demand at the Bank of France where
issued, and are so redeemed, the bank having in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22

The Band will play TIN. evening, at the stand on
Wnthrup street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22
Suic de.


shannon, who on Monday murdered Mrs. Bice
at Waterford, committed suicide in Bslstowr
jail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22

per-Onal.
Rev II w. Tilden of this city, arrived in New
York, Monday evening, from his European trp.
Mr. f. l. Harrington, our former efficient CITY
Marshal, has returned from month's vacation at
> ,uurel Island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-22
Accident.

Pencil Longfelow, Edward Vose and Nathan
Smith, were in boat which upset Tuesday after
noon, on Hsdleys lake. All came near being
drowned.
Somerset County Republican COnveR.
ton.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-20
CAMP SUPPLY.
CAMP SUPPLY. l. r.. Aprii Is, 1873.

LAMP SlPPLr. L. H. apih ~ 400
To the Eiiiors Of the Times.
Camp Supply and vicinity has been favor
ed with some fine showers this week. whic h
has gwen the grass and vegetables such a
start that everybody is happy in aniici-
patton of the bright future.
Oar post garden Is already rendering as
beautiful effects, aud now our tables are
made inviting bv the abundant supply oil
greens" and ''scuilIOns." for which our
thanks are due 10 Dr. Wilcox. the head.
and Mr. Burke, the manager OF tins hand
some little farm.
George Thomas, the bomicidest. vas
taken to Fort Reno on Monday last. BY
Corporal TAYLOR and escort, there 10 be de-
Iivered to the United States Marshal who
will take him 10 Fort Smith, Ark, for
trial. Quite n number OF witnesses from
this post will be sent on as soon as the
trial coUmences.
We learn with sorrow of the shooting of
Marshal Edward J. Mastersou. rs he had
many friends in this vicinity.
On Sunday last "a detachment OF four
teen men left for Cedar bluff, some twen>
ty-fve miles ssmtheast OF this Tor the pur>
pose Of cutting cedar logs to repair the
pubic buildings-as Il has been discovered
upon close Inspection. that many OF the
logs nsed in building our quarters are COM
pleteiy rotted of. rendering the buildings
unsafe. The Commanding OHces's ms
structions are to remove every fourth log
and replace them with new ones, as the
buildings are all stockade buildings.
Quite an enthusiasm prevails at this
posi- among the base ball players. and Of
forts are being made TO get u9 match
game SO far the cavalry have carried of
the palm-as they have some excellent
payers.
Sergeant Jobr Danneckcr and Corporal
Frank Anderson returned to this post
from Dodge CITY. WHITTIER they had been
on business relative to the post.
Lient. Thomas NJ. Wenie returned TO
the post on his way 70 his station ELLIOTT
on FRIDAY last. with his bride. The Lient.
looks well and becoming ia his new posi-
ton.
The bows are amusing themselves be-
tween drills with football exercise, and
we find some experts on the KICK.
Mr.. Richard Marin, late Corporal of
Co. *. I" 18th Iafantrv, died ON Thurs
day last OF constitution. at the Post Hos>
pital. He came mere from Fort LYON
twhere he was discharged from the Armyl
about three weeks ago. and bad been
graduate sinking until his death. He
was buried with Military honor, on FRI
day.
Mr.. Lee. of the firm Of Lee & Reynolds.
rs az the post looking after the interests of
the firm. VOLTIGEUR.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-20
P8aPO AIS rOS Woo, .SAL
Ana CORN.

Fort lie .,'nAota An April ,. ISIS.
SEAi.ED P2UrO>AL~, In " pllcsis. viii be
~ r. ccises L ;hIs Once, ana ~ The o.bcr-
tis- f.--i Q.ar rn.a ters al zach pot nsnied he
low. unit, II o'cl ca A NJ. i.eavenworh i'm q,
on We'd esIN May Is. 's1o, TO the deN- ar,
during IN nsea t,ar commencing july !. 1855
of Wood n Fort Dri-s Larhcd, l.. wentworth
hes and Va icc. han "a; tort Elliott. Tex IS I;
lamp sup. l. an, Fia> Gifts. n keno ani >iIl,
l. I. AMI Z r Ly ~. un.r.d ALE. B.ituninvu-
oaal "a. Font, -.g~, HAYS, l.arn.d, Riley anu
W ,la'e. ma ss,.,I r RI i-S IA, Ca,l Iaio.
Al oai the IAN tim az tni, uif,e oult. for
sh n'-i c.'rn 4 ID .is- Ciy rr NraIon, june
tl,n CITY -r 'rt tsI-y u ion, and l.. -nwort III
hsnsss sn'i fpr : oihsbu. X no ami >iii, 4 7.
IL II, tor Any 20 iio. Il the suppi's vi b~ en-
Grain preference will b. gwen To articles
of 'i"ine -iic D.. .iac ioi. The Gvernineut re-
-ertcr the "a nj 10 r ct ady all bids. TIL
prsls's lis al b- oi cnrd ia he rr of bit
ar .. an viii Is. sag--t 10 IN c additions giver
"a pm. sails, an an ri cnisrs which will be iur
n,sh Il IN apple ton tom hi. Office Tnes.
ca cniars III ave fall nloi mai ION
kns is.r> coatairing pra,.ostis IN ,uld b.
pl.iIi, ma krs Proposals FIR Wood, Tor Goa
or sorn)A -" and ad.i,s--i TO tae under
signsd, RUFUS >AXTON,
sp s-as De,u.yQ n. G-nsrl.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-20

drew three long. deep brsaIhs At TIC
last one be raised his riEh; bar and laid
il across his breast. d.. Canochan bent
over the BODY aud listened inrsntly. Then
ne Strengthened no. 1Be Essex MarSet
bell strurk twice NOR. aud stopped. There
was 30 convuls,on and no Strengthening
ont of the limbs NJ the moment OF death.
IL WAS peaceful and painless. The eyes OF
all present we're wet with tears.