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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-08-15

and you will see that when your over.
weening vanity induces you to publish
report Of your treatment of that commit
tee, you have over-shot the mark, and
proven that you are abundantly capable
for dirty and ungen,lemanly trick. You
were sharp, and you must, boy.like, tell of
that, and boast of your infamy though
you injure your cause thereby.
And now people of Mower county, he
has made special request for you to be
present, and particularly the petitioners
for his resignation. Let US be there, let
us hear what he has to say. Let every
one who attended our indignation meet
ing, be present on next Saturday night at
8 o'clock, at Jones' Hall. He has then
promised to tell US what he will do. All
who signed the petition, come. Let not
the audience be composed of Indifferent
men, but all you best men Of the COM
munity, who have common cause, turn
out and give him audience. He proposes
only to abuse US few hours, and then
some of his serfs and bondsmen will re-
solve that he be requested to remain. And
then 1t will be said that the petitioners,
having listened to an eloquent defense by
an incorruptible Judge, were pricked In
their hearts, changed their minds. and re-
quested him not to re sign. 1...~.
But come, one and all, bring your
and let US give him an audi
ence, and see what deeper depravity,
what deeper depth of abandonment he
can sink to.
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liar because he could not agree about the
smallness Of tho crop. Woods is all hunkey
and Crawley is in durance vile.
"A fellow by tho name Of Bailey, who re .
Gently assumed tho position of managing
editor" on tho Leroy Independent took al.
vantage Of tho temporary absence of tho
proprietor, Mr.. Kennedy, recently, and At
tempted to turn tho Independent wrong side
out by making it into . Page organ. Upon
the return Of tho proprietor, Bailey reoeiv cd
tho "grand bounce" and % last resort
sought refuge with the old boss he-devil of
tho northwest in tho Mower County Repubi-
co~ Office At Austin.-Spr;ng Valley Tidette.
Jones evidently has seen somebody who
has casually met our neighbor.
Tho Masonic Mutual Benefit Society, Of
indianapolis, Indiana. which has bee. con.
sidered one Of the most prosperous eo.opera-
tive concerns in the West, has been compelled
to default on payment of death losses. Hav-
ing to make assessments tho last year for
514 members owing S16,7sl. This compelled
tho society to default on twelve p.ymsuts ,
amounting to $43, 4s0. This brought matt ers
to crisis. A meeting Of members wss call.
cd, to which = committee reported coon.
mending tho premium-payins plan Of tho
regular eompaniss.--Ezekange.
= AYrER 1a8 SfoRM.-We have had q ito rm.
and to this immediate vicinity it il the ono
serious disaster Of tho year Of grace 1878.
There have been foods and fsmtnes ab road,
pestilsnos has dsoimsted farther India, and
bitter wars have dsspoiled the Continental
Europe. Strikes and pillsgs in the Eastern
and Southern statss have filed our .nswspa
pers for many months, but tho calamity that
comes homo to our formers, and through
them to 81 business in the Minnssota Valley,
IL, first, the heat and blight Of the wheat;
and, last, the recent hail storm. In the west
srn portion of this county the hail, and rain
storm has about finished what the previous
blight had not destroyed. Al best there
would have bssn but light crop, but Il
could have BEEN cut and housed without much
cost but for the terrible beating down BY the
heavy wind, hail and rain. What IL gather
q now win barely pay the cost Of gathering
-in many fields Il will not do this.-Farss-
isoeos Pres, s
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President Hayes.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Ma,

AsHiNCION. u. u, May IA.
The friends of President Hayes say
he shows no disquiet in view of the
pending proceedings, concerning the
election frauds. He had not the slight
est knowledge of frauds by political
managers in Florida aud Louisiana,
other than published accusations on the
Democratic side. During the canvas.
and investigation In these states, he was
entirely reserved and took no part
whatever concerning them, leaving the
responsibility to those who performed
such business. The President said this
morning that there WAS nothing new in
The proposed investigation. but while
the frauds, il any were committed should
be exposed. such exposure would not
iuvAlidate his title TO the Presidential
Chair, a. this la. been settled aud de,
clared by n commission constituted
under solemn act of Congress.
Nice-presiden, Wheeler called upon
the President this morning, and subse-
quenuy being asked what the President
said regarding the pending proceedings
in the House replied: The President
did not even allude TO the subject. Ny
business was on other and entirely diff
ierent business"
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The temperance lecture OF Luther
Benson Mt Hancock Hal! on Monday even
ing last, Was one OF the most able ever
abounded in strains OF impassioned elo-
Qsence, glowing imagery, stirring poetry.
scorching deInciations. and. We may say.
walls OF despair, In view Of the terrible
veins. Mr.. Benson is Characteristic
Hoosier and his lecture psrtakes OF the
freedom OF speech and proviucialisms Of
the West. but 1t is impossible 10 mistake
which side OF the question he Is on. We
give below an extract from his address:
streaming down the ages. blshiing the
ro~e buds, shrivelliug the grasses. scorching
the heart and blistering the soul. has come
lursd tongue OF flame. which, heated by the
madness Of hell has his-ed out the terrors Of
death and dropped over the earth sea Of un-
utterablc woe. 10 the darkness OF midnight Il
has gathered intensity OF brightness and gath
cred about the lcsrthsione, wet with the weep
in2s Of wives. mothers and children. An |
bronzed the beauty Of earth with the horrid
cast Of hell. Twisting mound the altar Of the
church IL has wreAihed the sweetest nowers
that ever attempted To bloom for the Adorn.
very wreAths OF life. At the very doors OF
Heaven itself 1t has giowed 9Th appalling viv-
idness and been almost an impossible wall of
nsme between misery and bliss. Dripping
burning drops OF agony into the tsnder-st
depths OF writing souls, they have waited
and wcpt, and Kissed unuttessble despair. and
pleaded with God 10 blot them from existence
forever. This biixhtinE. glowing, damuing
curse OF the world IL the demon ntemperxpce
LAnguag has never been msde that can depict
In all its hideousness. Look on the stock OF
skeletons that reArs Its ghastiy form, VI Insult
to God, high In the clouds and shapes the
Whis,linx winds with IN utterance Of wiiher-
ing denunciziiop Of the fierce monster ,ha,
nAnSied. bleeding flesh from those bones and
tossed them into that revolving pile. Come
forth from he'll, We damned. writing, pleading.
suffering souls. that were robbed Of Heaven by
this spar King iempter, and cast the black shAd
ow Of thy wretrhedness upon the faces o the
living. Oh graves, give up your bloatcd, fee
tering millions, and stretch them 10 oil their
rum scorched ghAstliness over the plains and
mountain tops. Come forth We torn haggard
and bleeding souls. from the time OF Noah
until tonight Hold up your bouy, withered
skeleton hands, We countless millions Of starved
and star, ing women and children. Come all
the nood. Of Axonizinx tears that scofched -
the lurid dres Of hell wherever they t,uehed.
ste Gaming seething ocean. Come death. come
hell. come ssonv with your harvest Garnered
from the still aud the brewery, and let us MAS
them In one black. Aorrifying portrai,ure OF
the damned. and let II tell 20 shuddering,
trembling souls what language meyer can.
PortSAy the work Of rum In = speech! As vel!
attempt 10 blow out the sun with bre ath.'
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UaIss Teeper..ee MeesLaa.

The meeting was opened with prayer BY
Mr.. Tompkins. and singing by the audi
ence. Mrs. whitmore read . lesnles on
public opinion. Mrs. Higgins quoted the
options OF different ply sicisns. Who testi-
fed TO the evil effects Of alcohol upon the
system. Mr. Cole thought that even
though public opinion might be IN favor Of
rum, God WAS not. God 10 willing to help
those who help themselves. This Is true
in regard to ones moral character ~ In
everything else. II we work 70 control
our appetites aud passions, we may be sure
God will work with Us. Success comes
only TO those who work for 1t, therefore
the grand purpose is for each one 10 work,
old as well as young. For example, take
the man who has fought against and re-
sisted temptations, and see his success;
then mark the man who has yielded to ap-
petite, and compare the two,-do We need
any testimony to conyince rs which Is right?
Mr.. Chilcot referred to bis visit to the
Cimbria, and OF the pleasure Of the Cap
tain and officers It the enforcement OF the
Maine law; he spoke also Of those who
thought temperance people neglected other
evils for that Of intemperance. He had
concluded that intemperance Was the cause
of niue-tenths of all the evils that existed.
No matter how good or learned . man may
ke, rum will ruin him IL be uses IL: there
fore. the only way 10, to fight against the
evil of intemperance, and 10 doing this. we
are fighting all other evils. Mr.. Carr
thought all should be willing and none
ashamed to be engaged with or counted
among the Temperance workers. Mr.. Joy
WAS convinced that before the reform club
could accomplish much in this work. they
must be Identified with IL, and referred to
the good effect the wearing Of the red rib
bon would have upon every member OF the
club. True, this is . little thing. but when
Q man meets another who wears the red
ribbon, be would Immediately ask why be
wore 1t. and in this way everybody would
come to know yO0 were an active temper.
ance man. In other places men were
proud to wear 1t, and they should be here.
The speaker thought that temperance was
the foundation Of all other goodness, for
when = man frees himself from rum, he
will soon tree himself from other evils
Mr.. Mcdonald vas aware that many found
fault with the way the temperance work
was conducted, bot IL Was because they
were not Temperance men, and there never
could or never ought 70 be . temperance
platform broad enough 70 suit the men il
favor Of rum. Pres. Woods announced
that the Friday evening meetings were Ou-
ly for those who wished TO become mem
bers OF the Reform Club or Aid Society.
Meeting in Temperance Hall every sun
day II Pm. G.R.P.
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Cranberry Isl. md swan. I.le-To h sup

Cranberry Isle and swans Isle-To Be sup
piled.
Franklin and Eastbrook-To be supplied.
Gouldsboro, and East Sullivan-To be sup
piled.
Miilbridge and Steuben-w. II. Crawford.
Harrington and CherryAeld-G. q. Win
slow.
Columbia Falls and Columbia-S. N. DIM
ton.
Addison and Centervile-To be supplied.
Machias and Whitneyville-J. Bran.
East Machas and Whiting-A. J. L0ckhart.
Cutler c. Rodgers.
Lubec-To be supplied.
Pembrokc-James Alexander.
Edmunds and South Pembroke-C. T. Esta-
brook.
Eastpor-F. d. Hardy.
Caiais-G. n. Eldridge.
Milltown-L. ID. wardwell.
Princeton-To be supplied.
Columbia, Charlotte and Cooper.
Alexander, Crawford and Wesley-P. j.
Robinson.
Rev. B. N. Mitchell has been assigned to
Union.
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AT the annual meeting Of the Hancock
County Savings Bank! Corporation held at
the Office Of the Bank. on Monday the 18th
inst, the following gentlemen were elected
new members. s. X. whiting. Fred K.
Hartshorn, II. A. Dutton. w. II. Card Of
Franklin, o. w. Young OF Hancock; n.
X. Chase Of Bluehill; J. Gilman Reed Of
Brookliu, Samuel Herrick, Of Sedgwick !;
J. w. SOmes, OF Mt Desert; J. n. Wood.
Of Eden and Newell b. Coolidge Of La
moline. and L lowing members were
elected Trust Geo. Parcher, c. @.
Peck, J. r. Jo.4An Myrick Avery, and
Newell b. Coolidge. Subsequently, At a
meeting OF the Trustees, George Parsher
Was elected President, Charles Z. Burrill.
Treasurer.
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ID I f D
Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
dJs must be paid for.

Obituary notices. beyond The Date, Ndme and
age, nsus: be paid for.
Ellsworth-Aprir3 Mr.. Catherine Tink-
er, widow Of the late Josiah Tinker, aged 20
year.. | month.
May 18th, stephen Harrington, aged "a
years, 5 months.
Nay 9Th, Ella H., daughter. OF Clifford +.
and Della +. Cousins, aged months.
FrAnklin-Asy 9Th, infant son Of j. y. and
L. l.. Swan, aged Is days.
Trenton-Aay It'll, Lily Bell, daughter OF
Frank =. and Abbie A. Gordon, aged years,
Z months and Il days. Belfast papers please
copy.l
Haneock-NAy l4th, Josie +. Smith, aged
23 yesrs.
May Ith, Mile W. Tufts, aged "a years
and days. Though We meet her no more on
this earth, l hope, in the great household above,
We may all meet and know each other where
there Is no more parting, pain nor death, but
where all 10 life and joy.
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NJ A II Il f D..

In this city-May 10Th, Mr.. Alexander Thur
Der and Miss Lizzie Hartman, both Of Ellis
worth.
surry-Msy 9Th, by Rev. X. \. Meservey,
Mr. John A. Greene and Miss G.. Frankie
Wood both Of Surry.
Tremont-May End. By Rev. b. +. Stinson
Capt. sullivan ". Webster and Mrs Amanda
T. Thursion, both Of fremont.
GAINESVILLE. Galway LIST, by Rev. c. Null
holland, =; the residence of the brides father.
Mr.. John L. Jellison, formerly Of Franklin,
and Miss Araminia Isabel, daughter OF John
X. Dunn.
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Liquor Seizure.
LEWIsToN. Ne. MAY

LEWISTON, Ne, May IA.
This morning at O'Clock the police
discovered two men coming from Au-
burn with keg of liquor in their wag-
on. Giving chase, the incn threw out
the liquor. then abandoned the team.
which was taken and delivered to Dep
uty Marshal Csrville. Shortly after.
the sheriff demanded the team as the
property OF stable keeper in Auburn,
hut it was not given sp. Later, Depu-
y Csrville was arrested On warran,
issued by a Justice of the Peace, for de-
tanning. and was about TO he committed
when the attention OF Judge Coz nish
was called, and he at once made out a
bond and sureties were furnished for
tor Carville's appearance at the Su-
prcme Court.
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y. seAgw1ek.
The religious interest In this vicinity
continues very encouraging, Rev. Jos.
II. Taylor baptized twelve persons last
Sabbath. and others are expected to fol-
low in the observance Of the ordinance.
The Sabbath School has reorgAnized with
B. 5. Wood for Superintendent, +. P.
Librarian and . good corps. The interest
In the school Is Increasing, . teachers
meeting Is held which Is very profitable.
The Sabbath school on 1.-The ridge" will Be
org anized next Sabbath.
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Do0essie Psrss,

Deoessie Psrs.
suLLIvAN-ArD. sch Ann, strat on. Boston /;
Sid Is. scn Howard Havey. Blake. Boston
Radiant. Hardy DO, Hooper. Williams, do /;
Hesperus. Martin. do; Arisdna Noon
Pembroke for Boston. Sailed same day
Sid s. sch T c Holden, Nc Rae from Tremos,
Ars. sch rrant sliliinx.. st.nl,
CAsTiNE-sid !. sch Brilliant. varnum,
Bostot
Hammer. Ford. Lamoinc Franklin Pierce, sunsos
Deer Isle, Mary Fletcher, Nc Censcil. Buck.
BOsroN-Ars .. sch Geo W Collins, Hedstins,
Wilmington sc; Ontario. Lunt. Calais, 4 Il
BrAnsoom. Dodge, Calais: ID 5 Lawrence. Davis.
Ellsworth: MAryf Cushman. PAttcn. Eilswerth
hart do. Rattan. Crockett. do , Catherine. jordan.
do II Butler, Kelley, do. n Gray. Candaxe.
Rfooksvilie Ella Eudora. Sargent. fremont,
william Hill. Gordon. Franklin. Estella, Hodx-
Aims DO
Aris; sch Arss,e.r. clA,s, El..orth Tse,
william E!ls~orsh. Carlton. Ellsworth; Naipa-
raiso. Mason, Franklin; Caress.. Wright, do
Addison. Albert. Wallis. Franklin. GulnAre.
Bowdsn. Pcnoosoot
Ar II. sch Larra 4 Eliza. Sinclair, Ellsworth
Ida Blanche. sellers. CAstlne
Ar IL. sch virginia. Abbott. sullivan. Nepon-
set Gray ELL svorth Fair Dealer Dodge
Ar u sch Asy-aower, Rcscbroot. s,ruben
Isie; Cayenne. GreeniAw. Deer isle
Ara sch Revenue. Freethy. Ellsworth: Con
yoy Norwood. Nj Desert. Tor Boston
Ar II. sch Ella, spuriIns. Gouldsboro
SALEM Ar 5. sch Terrapin. Wooster. Por,
Johnson
Ars sch Ida Nay. Ha-koll. for Portsmouth
Laura 4 Eliza. sinclair for Boston
LlNN-A !. seh Mineola Is londi sh. EllswO ri
Bloomer. RiehardsOs, NJ Desert. ID + strouI.
-. Cherry1eld
CLoUCEsrER-Ar .. sch Ida BlAnch. Sellers
Cas,ine tor Boston; Lucy Warren. Deer
Isle
son. Calais
GARDiNER-Import y. sch Clio ChilcOtie -
PoviDENCE-Ar :. sch Red Rover. Springer
Ellsworth
ARR. sch Mary J Lee, Lee. Calais. samuel
Lewis. HAmmct;. Ellsworth
ARR sch Rcd Rover. Springer Round Pond.
NEW YORK Ar .. sch City OF Chelsea, Good
win. Ampieo. American Eagle. brown. Deer isie
Ar II. sch Angola, woodman. sullivan
ARR sch Victory. Moon, sullivan; julia Eliza
beth, slower. bluehin
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OstasA.
i have &c hens which laid from Jan. l
to May l. a month - as follows: January.
6i7; February. ZIG; March. s37; April,
ISL; total. 3l?7. or something over 2G0
dozen. Least number laid 10 one day,
Dan. y l2; greatest number, (ApIil y ~.
Sold Tor e3s so; expense OF keeping,
ei25O. Paid for pullets. Jan. LIST. IS cts.
each, and they will sell for that now. Who
says II will not pay to keep hens-Breed
Leghornsl J. ). CONDOR.
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Condensed Dispatches,

1t is stated that all arrangements are
completed for the transfer Of the officers
and men on the Steamer Cimbria by rail
to San Francisco. Capt. Gripenberg is
in New York.
The hull of the wrecked schooner
Hampden was sold at Portsmouth, n.
II. yesterday for 65 dollars.
A. II. Sawyer, lumber dealer of Cal.
ais, has suspended liabilities stated ut
5000 dollars
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Crop Prospects.

PORT JARVIS, n. y. May IA.
For four nights there has been very
heavy frosts and reports from the sur
rounding country state, that the effects
upon the crop is very disastrous.
Peaches, pears and grapes, it is feared
are almost entirely destroyed. Gardens
will have TO be replanied. Ice formed
in many localities last night.
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City and County,
aslisieus Services In this CITY saeA svaaay.

CoSGREG ArioNAL.-Preac ut 10 80 A
N. and p. N. Sabbath School In tie after .
noon, NJ IL O'Clock.
BAPTisT.-Preaching 1t p. n. Sabbath
School ut p. n.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to half past ten In the
forenoon. sunday School at twelve, Evening
Service at half past seven.
CATHoLIc.-Presching nj 10 IL O'Clock A.
N. Sabbath School At sP.M
MISUNDERSTANDING ut and ?. NJ
Sabbath School ut r. N.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES held every SUM-
day 1T O'Clock. P. NJ. In Hall over Munich.
pal Court Room. Coombs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE AEsrIxG-every Sun.
day at p. NJ, at Temperance Hall.
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The Militia Called out.

BIffALo, \. T., May "a.
The report OF The Militia being called
out at Fort Erie anticipating . Fenisn
raid early yesterday morning, is con.
frmed. Unusual excitement prevailed
along the border owing to the reported
crossing of 400 Feni.ns, bot nothing oc.
Cured here TO cause any such precau.
lions by the Canadians. The whole
thing is looked upon here by all classes
rs good joke.
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Al Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and for the County OF Hancock, the I'd
Wednesday of April A. D., 1878.
uOsEA d. wARDwELL named Executor in a
IL certain instrument purportlng to be the last
" III and testament Of Eben Hill late Of PenobscOt
In said county deceased, having presented the
aame for probate:
ORDERED That the said named Ex'r give no.
tioe 70 all persons interested by Causing copy OF
his order 70 be published three weeks successfully
In the Ellsworth American printed at Ellsworth
that they may appear at = Probate Court to be
holden At Bucksport. on the Sd Wednesday OF
May next, At 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, and
shew cause If any they have why the said instru-
mont should not be proved, approved, and al
lowed as the Lass will and testament of said de
ceased.
3wls PARKER TUCK, Judge
A true copv-Attest :CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
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Winter ia PAsv.
While Mr.. William Sargent was fishing
on the fishing groond known IS Turtle Is.
land ShoAl. in Freochman's Bay. his dory
was run down BY the Sch. Flora King.
from Winter Hsrbor for Calais, and the
dory nearly cut In two. Mr.. Sargent
caught the bow rigging and saved himself
but lost all his fishing tackle. 4.
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DeOOklia.
The Baptist Church 10 Brooklin pro-
poses to celebrate the nttieth anniversary
OF her existence on Wednesday the 22d
inst, by some appropriate exercises. CON-
mencing At ten o'clock. A. n, and contIn.
uing in the afternoon and evening. The
former Pastors, the present AID former
members, and all friends are cordially In.
vited 70 be present
4. l.. FISH, Pastor.
brooklin, May Is, 1873.
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The Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT. !
ONCE Of the Chief SignsJOfficer.
WARRINGTON, ID. c., May Is i. A. u.
Indications.
For New York and New England ris-
ing possibly followed BY falling bar
ometer, increasing northeast to south.
east winds On the coasts with cloudy
and rainy weather.
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4 - per cent. Bonds.

NEw YORK. Nav 4.
1t is stated that the Syndicate sub
scribed today TOR ten millions more of
l2 per cents, thus anticipating their
options for August and September.
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Report of Condition-Buckspart National Rank
Dis.. of Copars nershiv- kingsley 4 Berry.
Dies OF Copa vtuer,hip Joy 4 Brooks.
Administrators Notice-Elijah Partridge.
Roll Carsiing-R smith
sheri6's ssle-A. " D~verenx
Lovers CAskct-Union club List.
Diss. OF Copsrtnersbip- Foster \ Swayey.
Caution Michsei Linehan.
Nonresident TAx-Town 81 Waltham.
Black Tip-AmericAn shoe-tip 20.
BaDkrapt Notice-tseo. $. Peters. Assigaee.
Probate Notices,
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Ease MalaS CoaEePOoee.
A LIST or THE APPOINTMENTS.


The following 10 . complete list Of the
appointments made as the receat session
OF the East Maine Conference, held 1t
Rockland. which adjourned yesterday:
BUCKsPORT DISTRICT.
C. A. PLUMkR. Presidisg Elder.
BuckspeFt-C. B. Besse.
Bucksport Csuter-J. A. Plumer.
East Bucksport and Orlsnd-S. Wentworth.
Orrington-v. p. Wardwell.
Center md South OrringtOn-D. II. True.
Prospect-To . supplied.
Searspors and Nortk 6earsport-T. .. Tup,
BeifAst and Nogthrop-r. 0srrish.
Castine md West PenobecotcD. 8. Arey.
Penobsnst ed BsooksvilIs-4. D. Miller.
Deer Isle ssd 6onth Drooksville-0upplied
BY z. Dsvis.
Surry nd Broeklia-B. c. DlsekWood.
EllsweetA-. b. 1eegn.
Trs0eae nd Edsa-. 4e0eWn.
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&s@;;',&
BY TELEGRAPH.
(Dispstehe. to the Ellsworth American !
Scribner, the Aususts Murderer.

AUGUSTA, Ne, Nav "a.
Scribner, the murderer of his family,
was this forenoon arraigned before the
Municipal Court snd re-committed TO
Jail to await trial for murder, at the Au-
gust term of the ;. j. Court.
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Frost and Ice.

CINCINNATI, May IA.
Dispatches from seventy-five points in
this and Indiana, indicate that ice and
frost the past few nights have materially
Injured vegetables and earlyifruits.