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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-09-07

$50 RepohitcAn Coucuss
AuDuRN. September o. The ~poblieaus Id
saucus. this evening. nominated Chas. Z. Smith
and Jere Dingley, Jr.. candidates for represents
tves. -
Gen. Garfield in Camden. ID
CAMDEN, September 9. Gen. Garfield spoke
here las, night tos large audience, composed Of
all parties.
The greenbsck question 10 the only topic Of con-
versation. A large vote will be polled Monday
Murch has been working hard, but Hale expects
to be elected. The result 10 uncertain.
NOmin suons.
wArrRvnLB. September s. At the democratic
csucus yesterday, Gen. Smith Was nomina ted for
Representative.
At the republican caucus at West Wsterville,
to night, Geo. w. Goulding was nominated for
West Wstervlle aud Wsterville.
RooKPoRr, September 6. The republicans Of
Camden held caucus thi, evening and uusui.
mously nominated johnson Wright as their candi
date for represents in the legislature En-
thusisstic speeches were made by David Taboo
and others. 1t WAS noticeable that an unusual
number of the old war republicans were present
and actively interested in the contest for hones
money.
BANGOR, September 6. At q large and enthus'
astlc republican caucus this evening, F. A. Wilson
presiding, John L. Cutler, Charles Haywood and
Charles v. Lord were nominated for representa-.
tives to the legislature.
Msrcellus Emery addressed large meeting Of
democrats here this evening.
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which served to attract the attention ofths audi.
| ence and to make the preaching more effective.
Tits morning, like its predecessors, 10 duil. and
| veil OF mist enci, Giles the horizon. 1t IL hoped
that the clouds will soon flee away and the beau
| tifu rays of she sun enlven the encampme Mt
l he morning social meetings were well attended
and the spirit Of will nyness to come up to the will
and work Of God was manifested. At s O'Clock
each tent ouadej with the voice Of PRAYER and
the circle OF worshippers seemed ht symbol Of
that unity which shouid eharacterrze believers.
AT 10 O'Clock Elder Goodrich of Hartland, took
he stand and preached from the words: snow
beseech you. brethren, BY the name of our Lord
Jesus Christ that ye all speak the same thing
and that there be no vlsion among you."-l Cor.
10. The main thought was the importance of
union and order in the church OF God. The text
~ p ophetcal and has special application 10 our
times. The pri nitve church were united 10 faitht
and one in heatt but IN the course of ages aposta-
sv crept 10 aud The believers departed from the
simp ieily of the truth. The Bible teaches tina
the church will return to that ooeae-s and union
that characterz ii Christians in days of old f.; and
that the church living just prior t. the coming of
Christ will be power 10 the land. the speaker
urged his bearers to bew are oil Whatever tends to
distract or DIVIDE And 10 seek to LIT together in
the work OF Cod AMI % be perfectly united 10 the
bond of fellowship aud love.
Elder Good ich is a very effective speaker and
one ~ho at times becomes 80 enthusiastic and ear.
net that his voice echoes through the grove like
a trumpet aud holds with magical power the at
tenton OF the remotest listener. No one who has
ever heard him can doubt his sincerity.
Mrs. White is expected to-day, and her arrival
is anxiOusly looked Tor. She will address the peo-
pie Sunday afternoon upon the subject OF Chris
tian Temperance. As a lecturer on reiormatory
subjects che draws large crowds. ohe has had
audiences in New Engl nd Of over 10000 people,
and in the West much larger. No DOUBT many
Will attend these meetings out of curiosity and
some from desire to learn more concei Mug this
deuoted and peculiar people. Publications are Of
fered for alc aud given away on the grounds,
which give full exposition Of the advent faith
aud the reasons IRON BIble standpoint, why they,
As people. believe in tue doctrines they advocate
so jealousy. REPoKTRR.
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Wsterville Locals.

WatervIl1e Locals.
Hon. Thos. Russell spoke here Thursday even
ing. lie refuted the greenbsck doctrine in an
able way, end canddly discussed the principles Of
finance, maintaining hard money as the only sound
basis If currency, as absolutely necessary to ma
tional faith, and the only system adapted to the
wants Of trade. Political matters have ever been
greatly complicated here, and the contest next
Mondsy will be close.
Several improvements are going on in town
The streets are being more thoroughly graded
Quite a number Of dwelling houses are going up
aud good progress is being made on Dunn's ne "
block. This will be q ne building, and will be q
great addition to the village.
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Boston stock List.
iSales at the Brokers' Board.l


CHICAGO September s. 1873.
FLOUR-Extra spring 5oa5.50; western $50
southern 20.
WHEAT No. l Red Winter - agIk; No. 4 aS--
aka cash; 9S september; No. . Chicago Spr,ng
s9-ass-- cash; ss,s sept ss3S October; No. 3.
liz rejec ed ~ -.
~ Oct; rejected 3ts-
OATS l9Ssx cash; aka September; Ska
October; rejected l6h. Hs-
RYE-<6-
BARLEY-lo4alos- cash; l0s-a- September;
0Oct. 10
Politician 5s-asio-; September, sl2kat:
Oct sH5.
LARD Cash 7O-a6 s2x Sept s.ssHa Oct.
5-a6.7h.
BULK MEATS shoulders * 5x, short rib
aide 5ks-o; short clear rib W s6k clear sides
Aka5L
WhISKEY-l07.
FRElGHTS-Corn to Buffalo ~ cents; whe At
* cents. ~
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EN VSDR H.
Yellow Fever Sun srers.

Yellow Fever Sufferers.
NEW YORK, September 6. Steamship Hutch.
ings arrived yesterday from Morgan City, La
Two cases Of yellow lever on board. Que pas
sengers d led on board. The vessel will remain 10
Quarantine. .N....
The strike.
The strike Of the Third avenue horse car driv-
ers ended by the Company agreeing to u c0mpro
mise Of 81 30 per day.
1t is believed that the strike of horse drivers
10 virtually at an end on all tue lines. The old
divers are At work except on Second avenue,
where new men are employed
The Epidemic.
The old druggists insist that the turning point
of the epidemic nAs been passed, bat others de
clare it 10 possible it may be more violent ttsn
before.
Gen. Grant.
A letter from Gen. GIANT TO . friend denies he
he has lost money by real estate specal Ations.
lie says: NV ilh my private income aud Incl eased
salary, came out NJ the end OF eight yeas free
from debt, and without having incurred any loss
10 speculation"
John o Hern, . soldier at Fort SCHUYLER, died
Thursday. Last July he came TO New York with
conside rable money, aud was found unconscious
in the stIeet, with wound In his head. coucern-
revealed that he had lived month with . bullet
in his brain.
Sugar Frauds.
It 10 stated that the loss to the revenue by su-
gar frauds for years past has reached over So
OOV. 600 per Aunum. Many rs6uers and import ers
who refused to 70 into this fraudulent combina-
ton have been driven out VI tue Business.
Ala for tue south.
The entertainment st the Filth avenue theatre
last night, reud ,red by Fisks q H.rkIus, for the
heneht Of fever sufferers, netteu VI ,522.
-t Accident.
RWHITEHALL, Septe mber 6. While attempting
10 rescue y iitle si.i who had fallen under train
at Sandy Greek Junction, Benz Bull had both
legs badly mAngled. The girl escaped.
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Hon G. A. GROW Of Penn, spoke at large re-
publican rally in Gardiner on THURSDAY evening
delivering one of the best speeches ever made 10
that city, holding the closest attention Of the large
audience present to the close. His closing peror
anon to the republican. to stand bv their prlnci-
pies and by honest money, cannot be surpassed.
You can count on Gardiner good for one Of the
old fashioned maorities.
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Richmond Locals.

Richmond Locals.
Mr.. EDITOR Henry A.. Drew of Richmond. ad-
dressed the citizens of Richmond at the Wilson
School House. on Thursday evening, Sept s. Mr..
Drew labored for over an hour to vindcste bis
cause, but like all Greenbsck orators, failed to
make the people believe that their theory Is prsc-
ucal. He ably hsuded his subject by illustrA-
tons. which look plain and right, because they
take particular points to show the greenbsck side
Whereas. il they woulA tell it as il /, it would
look different, aud don't believe any of our peo-
pie 10 TINS section will embrace such decisions.
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FLORIDA.
Explosion.

JACKSONVILLE, September 6. The steamer Re
| lance, running between this port and Savannah.
exploded her boiler last night about IL o'clock,
miles out from ST. Marys. Ga. The first eng IL
neer, VIM. Moulton. aud second engineer, Jo.i All
Armstrong, both cooled, and - mate WIN. Dor
It's. are missing, snd 10 uouDt they are killed
drowned. Rev. Mr.. Dunlap of say anDsb, had his
thigh broken. None OF tue other passengers, of
| whom there were fortunately few, are seriously
hurt.
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Railroad Accident.

ST. LOUIS, September 8. The Washington
accommodation train on the Missouri Pacific, col
lidsd with the kirkwood accom- I'd alton train neal
Grand Avenue crossing this morning, iDjurint
five passengers. Both locomotives and Que bay
gage car were wrecked. Loss, $4,000.
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Lord Duheriu.

QUEBEC, September g. delegation of mum.
sent to Lord Duff, rim the joint address of On sfo
Municipalities, on his departure from Canada. ar
rived last evening and made the presen laIion.
His ExcelIency replied in his usual fel'citous MAJ
ner. paying . high personal tribute to Lord
Lorpe.
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VIRGINIA.
Personal.

RICHMOND, September 9. General Johnston $
letter accepting the congressional nomi nation, de-
cisres The law establishing nationsl banks Is IN
constitutional. lie isvors abundance Of paper
money OF full legal tender equal in value to gold
and silver. He opposes discriminating tariff and
unequal taxes.
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as Il docs from the pen ofshe author Of the 1.-TWO
Orphans" A star company win present the play
here, included in which is Miss Besse Turner,
lady of whom our reader, have before heard.
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The two principal business blocks ct Jsmss-
town, Ind we're burned Friday. Loss, $4,000
to Sl5,t 90; uninsured. ..sf' -
The uncompleted spire Of the new Catholic
church at Bradford, Pa, fell to the ground Friday
81 eraoon, fatally injuring two workmea. VITO
feet 80 80
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Time flies and so do diseases of the skin when
That incomp rable purifier Of the cutcle and beau
fer Of the complexion, Glenn's Sulphur Soap. is
used 10 disoerse them. Pinplas, tbiotches sores
aud bruises, and the like are Invariably removed
ny II.
IliLrs HAIR & wsnxsa DYz, Black or Brown,
&c. .st aug.l<-fAwlms.
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WASHINGTON.
Farth0uake.

WASHINGTON, September 6. The consul Of
Martinique ports quite evere earthquake Wa
iel on that island the 3 of August. In the town
eral buildings were thrown down. But little dam
age WAS done in other places. No lives are re-
ported lost.
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BOSTON, september D. investigation shows
that town woman, aged about So WAS brutslly
outraged and then drowned 10 the mill dam basin
near Brookline. Tuesday night. No clue to the
murderers.
Marine News.
Steamer Norman. reported ashore, has fos.ed
| and now passing Hull.
During the dense fog, schooner W lillian Harri-
son, while passing down the Hsrbor. when Of
Fort lndependenc was iun into by schooner G..
/. Hathaway, In tow Of tug william Woollry.
The schooner struck the Harris nearly amid
ships, crushing her wheel house and bulwsrks.
Tue Hathaway had her bowsprit and foremost
CARR, d away. No person was hurt. There were
. number Of passengers on the Hsni son, and for
few moments intense excitement prevailed,
while shrieks and cries for help came from terri
| led women and children. A large proportion Of
the passengers rushed 10 the shelves on which the
life preservers were stored, and hastily adjusted
them. some IN their fright, putting ON many NJ
two or three, While Others hastily threw aside
| their shoes and outer garments, ia anticipation
Of struggling for life in the deep waters Ut the
steamer was unipjured she went into Hui. aud
tug +. M. Wald, which was passing, towed the
| schooner to East Boston.
Schooner WIN. Lancaster, from Bear River,
N. C., with cargo of wood, bound for Newport, Is
lahore on Fswn Bar.
For the Sufferers.
TAUNTON. September s. Mayor Page for the
yellow fever relief fund, sent $500 to New Or
leans, 500 TO VicksDurg, aud 500 to Memphis.
to-day. Other sums privately foi wsrded will
swell Tsunton's contributions to u 90. More
will be sent.
Accident.
WoBuRN, September 6. Frank E. Tyler, aged
Is, Of Belmont, WAS 1t is feared dangerously
wounded last night by the accidental disc uArse OF
. shot gun
New England Far.
rha a
Fair WAS stse utei 0y about 10 900 people to-day.
The afternoon was occupied by races, Of which
the following sre the summaries:
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FINANCIAL 4 COMMERCIAL,
New York Money Market.
EVENING RlPolf.

New York. September s, ls7sh
Money loaned at lsa2 sn call, and closed NJ
per cent. -
Sterling 4slA-as2 tor 81 days, lssxa-- for
demand.
Gold opened at 1909 and closed at l0&
Carrying rates, lax per cent. Borrowiag rates
lax.
Clearings, SOL 900. Custom receipts, $4,000,
Treasury disbarsed tl5o ooO interest," s2,..Oeo for
bonds,
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Weather Indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States
colder, partly cloudy weather. near the ccast &C.
cssionsl light rain, porthesssrly winds and risino
barometer. Il
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NEBR ASKA.
Arr. sted.

OMAHA. September 8. F. c. Fsdner. assatsut
editor of the Western Magazine. and prom lnent
temperance leader, is arrested, charged with en-
besz ing 500 in Cleveland. He WAS about to
marry prominent young lady. II is now dis.
covered that he has . wife and family residing in
Ohio.
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General James A. Han Of Damsriscota, and
Col. J. Manchester Haynes Of Augusta, Will speak
iu Johnson Hall, Gardiner, this Friday eve
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CUBA.
Hurslc e.

HAVANA, September 6. A hurricane at Santa
10 De Cuba occurred yesterday. and much dam
S,e Is T. sred ia the Oriental aud Central depots
especially 81 Colon aud Carcenas. The weather
WAS squaily at Havana.
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NEW JERSEY.
AID for the south

ELIZABETH. September 6. The Sioger Sewing
Mscn,ne Company and their employees raise d
$4,000 tor the fever suf rers, snd st. JOINS Epis-
cUpal church raised SIPS.
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The Late Collision.

Later estimates of the number drowned by the
collision on the Thsmes, are higher than stated
Between 800 aud 200 were lost. A diver saws he
felt corpses packed four aud five deep in the after
cabin Of the Princess Alice.
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Midhat Pashp.

LONDON. September 6. The News correspond
ent al Vienna telegrsphs that the Sutan's permis.
sion for Mdhat Pssha to re enter Turkish dom 10.
ions, does not include Constantinople.
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NobIeboro' Campm.etinx.

SECOND DAY-EVESING.
Rev f. Tunniciff OF East Pittston, preached an
excellent sermon. followed by q glorious social
service.
THIRD DAY.
Weather continues dull. but there was q large
congregation at the afternoon service. At 8
o'clock social meeting at the stand, 1872 testified to
the goodness of God. 10 A. NJ, Rev. w. Apple
hee Of n. vsssslboro', gave us an able sermon
from the text "Ye must be born again" He was
followed by Rev. d. NJ. True and J. W. Day.
This was q vice Of great power.
In thu afternoon, sermon by Rev. c. l.. Haskell
Of Wiscasset.
Ia the evening, sermon by Rev. B. C. Wentworth
Of Boothbay. Rev. Z. II. Boynton followed with
powerful exhortation. and gave the call for an
altar service. and nearly the whole congregation
moved forward.
Thursday A. NJ. 8 o'clock-Love feast; a time
to he remembered for q long time 200 testimon-
MES. Dull weather does not dsnPen the srdor Of
the people.
10 A. M-Rev. j. W. Hamilton OF Boston,
preached one Of the most powerful sermons we
ever heard. to a large congregation. For more
than one hour he held the closest ate ntion of the
people.
We have great crowd on the ground, and our
meeting is proving great success. q.
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BASE BALL.

Albany, Y.-Als.ny 2. New Bedfords 8.
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The voters Of Augusta will turn out eu mssse
this ever ing, to hear the Hon. Stewart L. Wood
ford of New York, one of the ahlest statemen and
orators III the county. Ii is a rare privilege Of
70, ded our citizens 10 listen to this 81 quent gen
Il, man on this the last rally of the campaign.
The meeting will be held 10 Meonisn Hall, as
Granite Hall Rad been previously engaged. The
Augusta Band i'll furnish the music.
We have not the heart to report DR.. Croker at
Granite Hall, last evening, or to exhibit him be-
fore the public this morning be exhibited him
self last ecenng. We cannot call his talk of half
an hour q speech. 1t WAS simply loose, disjoint-
ed. rambling and disconnected mass of nothing
We listened sttentively through the entire per-
Torrance, and if single point made we failed
to comprehend it. The doctors ludicrous remarks
brought laughter aud cat calls from the boys. But
we have nothing against the doctor, and certainly
feel sorry that he made such a foolish exhibition
Of himself last evening. He was followed 10
speeches by Mr.. McLsin and Mr.. Boynton.
Correcting the Voting Lists.
A large amount Of business was transacted yes
terday before the board of Aldermen, in correct
ing the voting lists. 1t is safe 10 say however,
excussble errors in making out the lists.
The law passed last winter provides for
afternoon sessions, bnt . dispute arose as
to the construction of the law, and the City
Solicitor, Mr. Pillsbury, was called in, who gave
it a. bis opinion that the law did not apply TO this
city, and that the meeting must be held according
to the published warrant. Hon. Joseph Baker,
and w. s. Choate, Esq, gave it as their opinion
that the law did apply to cities like Augusta and
without that construction it was nonsense. A mo-
lion Was then made that the board adjourn, fol
lowed by another that it sit. Mr.. Choate demand.
ed a. citizen that the afternoon session be held,
aad Mr.. Wilson demanded as q citizen that it
should not be held, The motion to adjourn was
carried BY . strict party vote. Those who voted
in the affirmative were-Aldermen Fowler, Walk
cr, Mitchell and Sibley, (Chlsam being absent).
Those who voted in the negative were Aldermen
Hobbs and Townsend. The board will therefore
be 10 session this forenoon from 9 to IL o'clock,
and n the afternoon from to o'clock. This IS
the last session before election.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Turf.

MANCHESTER, September 8. Sweepstakes race
at Msncu, ster 1rotling Park summary:
French Boy,
Uokpown, 2
Walter, s 8
Tommy Luck,
Topsy Jane,
Time, 800, 800, 3Ol, 3Ol.
Democratic Caucus.
CONCORD, September 6. The democrats Of
Ward. 4, 8, 6 Aud 7, held csucu.es this evening,
and elected delegated to the State. congregational,
senatorial and county conventions.
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For Rent.

For Rent.
IN GREEN STREET, desirable tenement, con.
~ tain Ing nine rooms, and stable. Reasonable
HUNT, ssp7.tlw
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lime, 2.3S, 2.3S, 2,t0, 239, 242.
The fair Closes to-day, VITA Two races at 10
O'Clock IN the morning.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
1ails Etnuessf Journal
MAINE NEWS NY TELEGRAPH.
SENATOR BLAINE.

A Large Meeting IN Bath on Thursday
Evening.
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EXTRACTS FROM MR.. BLAINE's SPEECH

Especial despatch to Daily Journall
BATH, September s. A large meeting held in
this city th, evening, WAS addressed by Senator
Blaine. After full and elaborate review of the
financial question 10 all its bearings. Mr.. Blaine
concluded his speech of two hours, as follows:
Eight days since addressed large NEE ting
in your neig hboring city Of Lewiston. During
the week that has since INTERVIEWED have trsv.
elled from the banks of the K nnebec to the head
waters of the Missis.ippi tarred two days in til At
great region. and travelled back again, a total
distance of three thousand three hundred miles.
have passed through eleven great States, whose
area is double that OF the Empire OF France, I'M
der the third Napoleon, whose already acquired
property amounts to many thousands Of millions
of dollars. and whose prospective wealth no man
may calculate.
And besides these We have twenty seven other
other large states and nine great territories. We
have every product of field and of est, Of mech
snism and Of mine. of the land, Of the soil and
we are forty i've millions Of people At work devol.
opipg these great riches and adding to this
wealth. and yet with this past this present, tbi
futsre, We have men among us who ask rs to soil
our national honor and degrade our standing In
the world. BY repudating or evading our solemn
obligations. 1t 10 - though man with $50 900
Of property should put 10 hazard his commercial
credit and his personal character BY trying 10 e.
cape from 40 honorable debt OF eight hundred
dollars; except that no individual comparison can
give any adequate conception Of the evil which
would flow from dishonoring our government
an evil which dies not with the generation that
inHlcts it, but is visited upon posterity far beyond
the third and fourth generations.
Gold hows In upon NJ from Europe, and 10 COM
ing in countless millions from our mountains, but
sect has risen to denounce its use Is money
and to ask TO give the bene6. of its circulation
to every other people, and deny it to ourselves
The miper in Colorado and Montana, in Arizona
and in Nevada, is anxious for home market and
q home use for the precious metal that he 10 add
ing to the wealth of the world. but the greonback
party insist exp iating our native gold and pre-
venting any fow Of it from foreign lands; insist
that we shall continue to feed on husks At home,
While we load the table Of the rich man in Europe
with our rarest aud costliest gifts"
Mr.. Blaine was listened to throughout with
marked attention by the audience, which was
composed Of members of all parties, of the highest
character and responsibility.
Green ba. kers Selling Out.
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m MASSACHUSETTS,.
Murder.

BosrON, September 8. Investigation shows
that town woman, aged about so. WAS brutslly
outraged and then drowned 10 the mill dam basin
near Brookline. Tuesday night No clue to the
murderers.