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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-11-10

Tux furera! Of a Chinamau who was
member OF a Chinese secret organiza.
'tion. took place Thursday. About one
hundred Of his counirymsn. each bear.
ing a red, yellow, green or blue banner,
followed the corpse in procession
through tho streets. and made q very
imposing display. A Piute, bearing q
long pole from which q red hsndker.
chief fioatcd On tho breeze. marched at
the head Of the procession; but whether
ho was engaged by the Chinese for the
occasion or volunteered his services, wo
coald not loarn.--SlsU STATE.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-11-10
tlEGTloa RETutns.
Bos1os. sth. o n.

Bos1on. 5th. 8 a. n.
Tarbot's election by 1o.O00 plurality.
70 conceded by Butler's frisnds. The
vote Of AS towns give TalLot. niajoriiy
over Butler Of l.Y4s.
The indications are that all the Rep
rrseutatives to Congress will be R-pub-
hcAn. except Moses, Democrat. ia the
9TH district.
The Republican candidates for State
oficen are elected.
HARTFORD. Conn. 5th.
General Hs~ley. Republican. is cleo
ted TO Congress- by 1900 plurality.
Waite, Republican, is elected in the
3rd district. There is no election Of
Governor by the people; Legislature
probably Republican.
CBfcA0o. 5th.
The indications are that the R.publi.
cans have carried tue county. electing
three congressman; the returns gen.r.
ally show Republican gains.
CoScoRD. n. H.. 5th.
The Republicans claim they Will have
IS majority in the House: all the Re
publican nominees for Congress urc
probably elected.
DETROIT. Mich, 9Th.
Returns arrive slowly; 81 towns give
Creswvli. Republican for Governor,
l,4IG; Barnes. Democrat, 3,9-S: Sweet.
National, 1881.
ST.. LouIs, 9TH.
Partial returns from the city indicate
that about half the Republican ticket is
elected; contest in the Second and llird
Districts, very ciose-result cannot be
forecast.
Nav YORK, 9th.
The entire snti- Tsmmauy ticket for
city officers is elected. Returns from
the State show Republican gains. and
ten to df,esn majority is claimed 10y
them, in the next Assembly. For Con.
gress, Wood. Bourke. Merton and Nc
Conk are elected.
P~HILIDELLnIA, 5.
The estimated majority for the State
is about II, 900.
P~RovIDEScE, L. J., 5.
Returns from the entire State except
Block Island, show Alurich. Republi-
can, elected in the First District, and Boz
Ian, Republican, in the Third.
LINCOLN. Neb., 6.
Returns from AL parts Of the State
continue to Increase the Republican
majorities over estimates made last
night; entire Republican State and
Congressional ticket elected by over
10000 majority; Republicans have u
large majority in the Legislature.
ALBANY, n. Y, G.
The Journal claims the election Of 90
Republicans, 80 Democrats, 2 indie
pendent Democrats, and 3 Nationals to
the Assembly.
PHILADELPHIA, G.
Later returns from the interior Of the
State show large Republican gains, in
dicating that Hoyt's majority may reach
80, 200.
DETRoIr, 6.
From indications. the Republicans
have elected the entire Congressional
delegation from tho State.
CHICAGO, G..
Indications are that the Republicans
have n fair working majority in the
State Legislature, though the Democrats
do not concede it.
BosToS, 6.
Talbot carries every district by hand.
some inajorities, except two Boston dis
tricts. Senate, IL Republicans, ~
Democrats, one OF the later independ-
emit; House. SO Republicans, II Demo
Gratis.
ST. LOUIS, G..
In oil probability Democrats will
elect o full delegation to Congress-; they
gain three members in several districts.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-11-10

The Salt Lake Tribune says: Geo.
Q. Cannon, the beast who boasts the
possession of six cOucubinrs. waa elect
ed Delegate to Congress from Utah yes
terday. Brigham Young boosted he
would Grain polygamy down the throat
OF Uncle Sam aud he succeeded"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-11-10

Tax PdH Malt 0aseHe comments With
some bitterness on what IL regards as
the threatening dispatch addressed by
Secretary Evnrts 10 The AiucIicpn Minis.
t-r to England. concerning tho fishery
question.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-11-10

A PncNISEir Tammany Democrat
writes to tic Democratic headquarters.
FROM Ses York. the outlook for o Tam.
many success il not assuring. aud that
John Kelly iullr realizes the strength
Of the nii-Tammnny. Republican com.
bination against his ticket and is pre-
pared for a defeat.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-11-10

TUX schooner John L. Morris. from
Chicago to Buffalo, worth $4,000. is
reported gone down on the upper coast
Of Michigan, with all on board. namely:
Captain. mate, cook and the cooks boy
bhe inet q terrific gale aud is q total
loss. The cargo WAS grain worth about
$1,000.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-11-10

TnE best evidence OF Montnna's
growing prosperity is found in the fact
that all the counties in the Territory
show a large increase in the amount Of
taxable property assessed in 1878 over
thai Of 1877.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-11-10

Is the case Of the steamers Denmark
and England. seized for silk smuggling
at New York. the Secretary RENTED all
the fines, penalties and forfeiture upon
the payment by the owners Of $4,000
and costs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-11-10

Carr. l.. Q. G. ELLIor. n prominent
citizen Of 0uschita county. Arkansas,
wal thot and instantly killed by John
CULLEN, or Saturday. This cause was
alleged criminal intimacy bet Seen Elliot
aud y sister Of Qeilleu.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-11-10

The council of Moncasi, Who Mt
tempted to nssassinate King Alfonso,
has requested three days time TO pre-
pare for defence, but the tribunal re-
fusci delay. The counsel will appeal
to q higher court.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-11-10

TseM o o'clock Sunday night until
NOON yesterday. the Memphis under.
takers report six orders for ihlerments
OF persons who died Of fever in and
outside Of the city limits. One new
case WIS reported last night.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-11-10

Mfss EMMl T%ALLiSoroRD. a school
teacher 10 the Sulphur Spring District,
Napa county, cnl has distinguished
herself by shooting n deer 2Ot yards
distant. which weighed li0 pounds.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-11-10

THE artcsinn we'll on the Norris grant
Sacramento county, Cal. is now down
over 2,l0O feet, and still flowing water
has not been obtained.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-11-10

cAHiLt-PHiLLiIs-At Blythe CITY. Eiko Co.
November 81 1878. by Justice James Carr, Mr..
P. u. Cahiii to Mics Mary G. Phillips VI San
Franci'co.
HUMANITARIAN tiko. November bth. 1873,
by II Y. n. Mcculloeh. Prof. p. Rut.n 10 stiss
Annie Drain.
OF fEY.rAYLoR-In Eiko. November Sch. 1878.
by Rev. H. McCuliocb, Mr. &. d. Quincy I, Mr,.
Jennie Taylor.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-11-10

IT is estimated that the bullion pro.
duct o! the mines Of Lake county, Col,
will aggregate 81, 800, OOo. for the current
yeRr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-11-10

PosrxAsTEE- GTwRnAb KEr gained
twenty. six ponds during his Western
Nip. He Gays the Pacific slope m =
wonderful country for good food aud
cool water.
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DIED.

JOSEs-In Pleasant Valley. Tuesday November
9th. 1878. BenJsmin +. Jones in The seventy.
third year Of his age.
~JoHSsOs-In Eiko November 9th, 1873. Eo'eils
infsn, daughter Of Wesley end Agnes John
son, axed IS months sud is days.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-11-10

A SANTA BARBARA hoISe died Of con-
sumption "A few days nso. A post mortem
examination showed both Of it's lungs
nearly destroyed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-11-10

ASILYER CITY. Idaho, dispatch says
tho returns are meagre, but indicate
TINT Ainslie, Democrat, 10 elected to
Congress.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-11-10

PAT. HOLLAND, for some time pub
Usher OF the Phoebe Record. has been
appointed postmaster at Royal City. in
Lincoln comfy. Nov.
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TwEsTr.sIour men are employed fish,
ing on Pyramid Lake. Nevada. Three
tons OF fish nro caught and shipped
away every week.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-11-10

A. II. KELLAr, OF Ohio, has been mp.
pointed Indian agent Of the Crow In.
dians, Montana.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-11-10

A DtsPATcH from Dnrjelipg says sixty.
four per cent. Of the Ameer's troops arc
stricken with fever.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-11-10

TaE statement Of the Imperial Bank
Of Germany shows a decrease in specie
81 $780, eco nnSks.
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TO TAX PAYERS.

OFFICE on THE COUNTY ~TREAsURgR,l
Hito. Nevada. October 81, 1878.
NOTICE ~ BHRfBY OWN gHlT rHH
IN state. County aud other taros Tor tho yesr
1873, are new due and pay abio at m. once. and
thu Law ~ relation 10 their cpiieaiion will 10
a'rio ~ enforced, All taxes unpaid . 9 o'clock
y. IN on TIE third MondAy-l5th usy OF Nov.
cmb'r-Hin thnn become delinquent, and 10
yer cent SdjiiDb,i adieI thereto.
JOiiN u BRADLEY,
Conn,y Tfeasnrer sud .t-ufheir 1'st kec.ifer.
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MAGNOLIA
EkLM

he !'ssuoHI Rs'm :. , ..., d-,irr fr cGra,-
- iT1' "Ha c'ppu,!I. 60 Ii"z.au
IT. .Hr'rie ~ natural bl-mishs. ia tie most
-I'I Gif.rr saI fycGYv ursnuUf.
Urrm rr. q, rauyns.r.,. .uprirn-. rcIrr-s,
" "'c""'. i'u. =i'-. All iAU with magirsi Isuvrr.
l, dflv,n away Al. Evidence Of i.,IsDs AM cE.
element.
Il makcs tho p'S.Ec,; fscs beautiful.
n G.yca TIA r.mpieIIgn l. d],srrIng purits .ui
msEr' irc ucrG. foes AM arms .yyrzr gtA.fuI.
r"iund Eat pIgmV.
II wGsrS = niNtrnu - IS or ~ lruk MT Ino--
'hh!' 20 l''Fr "Hi. and charges ;ng rus b. nail
On into a cultivated city belle.
The Magnolia balm removes all blHfriShcs
rii cuicrtls -'"ty iraSb."s t. J- aEty: rud.
Nhlie u u . hATLII"ss So water. 70 ~ 80 In"-lik"
~ IL rnrri- that a." closest ob-Orrtr ranH"t
itItciitr ug-.
ladies' ~ho want to make themselves ll'ra0
tive AT uuIk" ~ Ab-ointU r'rtiHiy ~ o. hy
Tsit 9 HA4Hu's Magnolia balm. EEi VIZ knew 81
un nthvT uRv. u IL the cheapest IRE yaTNt.uu ~
'Ir world. 81 thi ~ CIisiirtcI. aud nay to
l"d at Any dthg "iore' yg3
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15
PEI sSnal.

Gen. Geo. L. Beal of Norway, Mrs. o. f.
Barron and party from the Crawford House,
and Hon. E Gushing and party from Cam.
den, who came up in the boat to attend the
Kellogg-Cary concert, are at the Falmouth.
Rev. Horace Quinby, prominent Free Bap-
fist divine, died suddenly at Milton Mills, N.
H. on Friday last His death is supposed to
have been caused by apoplexy. His daughter.
who kept house for him, asked him some ques-
ton and then turned away, when Mr.. Qainby
fell and Immediately expiaed. He was about
70 years of age. Mr.. Quinby was graduate Of
Waterville College-now known as Colby Uni.
versity-and was the first principal of the
Parsonsfeld Seminary. His funeral took place
yesterday.
Cheerful notes from ThomastOn: George
Knight. the Poland murderer, is fat and hearty.
He has laid up quite sum of money, which is
on deposit at Thomaston Savings Bank. This
summer he cultivated garden in the prison
court and cleared $25 on cucumbers. Lowell,
the wife-murderer, is at the head of the var
nishing room and is good workman. Joe
Preble, who murdered his wife in the street
near the present Little Androscoggin bridge on
Main street, Auburn, is regarded as one of the
wickedest sinners in the prison. He is ugly,
vicious, sometimes violent Foss of Auburn,
who is serving two years term for completely
in thu death Of Lizzie Holmes, is making shoes,
and is apparently happy and comfortable.
Mike King one of the chain gang of Lewiston,
gives the warden a good deal of trouble and
often goes into the dungeon,
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15

Andrew Wilson MIDGET is assmart appear-
ing man of perhaps thirty-six years of age.
He is connected with the United States Secret
Service, from which he receives, presumably,
an adequate salary. His native place is War
rem, Me-, where he married his wife, by whom
he has had family. About six years ago he
moved out to Ohio, taking his family with him.
His business has caused him to travel cousid-
erably and he has several times been in War.
rem. short time since, being on his way to
Montreal to work up case, he stopped there,
and while there he was arrested upon a charge
OF adultery with woman belongn g there,
with when he had been for some time quite
intimately connected. Last Thursday he was
taken before magistrate for examination and
the case was continued to the following
Saturday, he furnishing bonds to the
amount of $500 to appear at that ,-, 49,
In tue he meantime be stepped opt M and it bsing
thought that be might be in this city, Consta.
BILE A. M. Wetherbee of that place telegraphed
to Marshal Bridges Saturday night. to have
him arrested If he could be found, and follow
ing out these instructions, Marshal Bridges and
Deputy Marshal Crowell found and arrested
him at bis sisters residence on Wilmot street
yesterday. Since the examination the woman
with whom he was charged with committing
adultery has produced m arriage certificate,
showing that they have been joined in mar
riage. which makes him not only and adulterer
but bigamist. He was taken to the station,
where he will remain until this morning, when
he will be taken back to Warren by Constable
G. D. Hayden, who arrived yesterday after
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15
Imprisonment for DE- BIT.

Mr.. EDIToR,-Justinian, in his communica-
ton of the 18th inst, among other erroneous
statements says, "that poor man without
sufficient money to indulge in the luxury of
court Of bankruptcy is pressed remorselessly to
the wall, aud if he cannot pay is cast into
prison" In making this statement he shows
himself to be utterly ignorant of the facts. for
it is of very rare occurrence that "Door man"
who is disposed to pay his debts and cannot is
"pressed remorselessly to the wall or cast in
to prison. for while there would be nothing to
gain, the creditor would make himself very un-
popular in doing SO if he had the disposition,
besides having to pay the board of the debtor
in Jail. But there is class who are Justly
styled tbummers and dead-beats,'. who make
it their business to get trusted" whenever and
wherever they can and to pay only when they
are obliged to, as every trader, grocer and pro-
vision dealer knows to his sorrow. And were
it not for the law of imprisonment for debt"
there would be no obliging them to pay, as
their property is always 10 the hands of some
"relative or friend" who usually signs the
bond" or pays the debt, and where one act Of
injustice is done on account of the law. teu
would be done by its repeal, and it is not the
''honest poor man" who complains of the law
of s'coercion in collecting debts no more than
the quiet, low abiding citizen will object to the
law against disturbing the peace.
DEBTOR.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15

THE ATLANTIC CABLES a
other of Americas industris 'n"' an
first award, and in this inst 10 on'''iou W 'ne
"a MO-, W., K;o.eSance, as we expect
ter, N. Y, receive, aftep ~ ~. y. uoonos,
the Supreme Jury, a :: o0. 80, 1 .aon ~
mention AMI a din. 's o' no"oo
80. , ~ s1ity Fair Tobacco and Cigar
49, NIT G 81. ale in every quarter of the
: w.. -. AN produce nothing but first
class goods, and whenever their name is at
tached to an article people can depend upon its
being guaranteed. They have brought out sew
eral nwe things of late and chief among them
new brand of Smoking Tobacco, named after
a celebrated plant grown in the Indies called
Zalacca. This tobacco is for smokers who wish
to economic at this time.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15
CONGREGATIONAL Conference.

The semi-annual meeting Of the Cumberland
Conference of Congregational churches will be
held in this city at the new Wllliston church
to-day and tomorrow. 1t is expected that there
will be quite large attendance.
A cordial invitation is extended to the public
to attend.
Thr programme for to-day is as follows:
$50 a. m.-Prayer meeting.
10 a. REORGANIZATION.
IL a. m.-Sermon by Rev. A. P. Tinker Of Auburn.
2p. m.-Business.
$50 D. m.-Subject for considerations can the
Christian Activities of the entire membership of the
churches be best developed Rev. Messrs. III. S. Hun
tipgton of Gorham, h. B. Mead of Saccarappa, and
A. II. Wright of this city.
$50 p. m.-Subject for consideration -Woman's
Work in the Church-Rev. w. A. Bosworth of Deer
ing.
4p.m.-Subject for consderatiou-Onw what ground
should the Observance of the Sabbath be urged?-
Rev. Messrs E. Y. Hncks and 4. P. Gardiner of this
city.
EVENING" o'cock-Service of song.
80 o'clock-Short addresses. ~ Duty of young
men to the Church, Rev. j. j. Carruthers, d. d., Of
this city; (9 Religious Tramps, Rev. j. G. Leavitt
of New Gloucester; (3) Bible Readings, their use and
abuse, Rev. H. w. Lathe of this city.
This evening bring with you Gospel Hymns
No. 2. The Hughes brothers will be present
and sing. a
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15
will select Burns.

ACCIDENTs.-Mr. Daniel Cummings horse
run away yesterday afternoon, doing some
damage to the wagon to which he was attach
ed.
Pine street school house, yesterday at about
noon time fell from staging and struck on
tub of mortar, By which he was injured in the
chest, but Notwithstanding he was advised to
the contrary by the physician who attended
him, he went to work in the afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15

HAGER's ALLEGoRY.-Tha reputation of
this popular entertainment is so well estab-
lished in Portland that any word of commenda-
ton from Us is hardly necessary. The Allegory
gave great satisfaction last season, and we are
assured that the present presentation will
far exceed in brilliant effect any rep
resensation of the kind ever given in this
city. Over 500 of our youLg people take part,
and preparation is progressing upon
grand scale. The new features are pleasing
and laughable, particularly the colored brigade.
The rehearsal at City Hall Saturday was a
grand success. Reserved seats can be had at
Stockbridges this morning.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15
Brief .JOltiugg,

Tie weather is charming.
They fshed but caught nothing-no seizure
list to-day.
A store key was picked up on PEBBLE street
last night 1t is at this Office.
The revival meetings of the Gospel Temper
ance Mission continue with undated interest
The stock and fixtures of Capt. Isaac
Knights grocery store, No. 1871 Congress street,
were sold at auction yesterday afternoon oy
f. o. Bailey & Co. The prices realized were
quite low.
L, Weelander has opened at 221 Spring
street a variety and newspaper store.
There will be sociable at Williams Hall
this evening.
Rev. Mr.. Bicknell preached his first extem-
poraneous sermon Sunday morning, consuming
about thirty-fve minutes.
The probability is that Judge BonEey will
,xssume the duties of his office the latter part of
shis week.
The Niagara Engine Company, Woodford's
Corner, are to have a course of assemblies at
the new hall the coming winter.
The following is the subject of Rev. Mr.
Dalton's lecture at the vestry of St. Stephens
Church this evening: The Place of the Bible
among Books.
The annual meeting of the subscribers to the
Female Orphan Asy lum of Portland will be
held at the asylum, corner OF State and Dan-
forth Streets this afternoon at o'clock.
The ladies of the West End M. e Church
Circle will hold fair and entertainment al
Harmon's Hall tomorrow evening, for the
benefit of their church. A small admission lee
will be charged.
In view of the fact that the dissectlDg-room
at Brunswick will not be open until next feo
ruary, it is not uncharitable to surmise tna'
some lester has been imposing on the Adver'
siser.
S. G. Andrews, Esq is having the stable
connected with his place, on the corner Oh
Spring and Emery streets, considerably en-
larged and bettered. The work is being done
by Moses G. Merrill.
Winter is not yet here, but the snap OF the
whip and the merry ring of the sleigh bells
NAV be heard at the Atlautics' second grand
assembly at Lancaster Hall, Thursday evening,
October oath.
Mr.. S.orer S. knight, who was formerly con-
nected with the post-ofice in this city, put VINO
is now a route agent between Bangor and bos
ton, will lecture this evening at Woooiord
Corner on the subject of reform
The fiftieth anniversary of the foundation o.
the Female Orphan Asylum will be celebrated
at the home, corner of State aud Danforti
streets, Thursday, OCT. 18th. The home VII
lie open to visitors from 10 a. m. to p M
Exercises by the children, and report at 8 p m
All in. erested are invited.
At an auction sale of coins 10 New YORK
October 10th, 1893 cent sold for 500; l79
cent for S14; 1895 cent for 500; another
SIS, and another at $l2 80; 1896 cent at Va
another at $l2, another at $17, and another a
S27 so; a 1888 half cent for $1O.25; 1895 hal
cent for $12; a 1886 half cent at $96.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15
Maine General III ospital.

Mr.. IToR:-Dear Sir. 1 would lise,
through the columns of your valuable paper, to
express my hearty and sincere thanks to the
operating surgeons, Messrs. Gordon and Weeks,
for the skillful and very successful manner in
which they perfo rmed the freeing of my shout
der joint, which had become fixed from the re-
suits of an acute Inflammation, so that could
not raise my arm; also for the kind care and
attention Of Dr. Hunt and his assistants in
m aking my short stay at the hospital go pleas
ant and comfortable lin no no wise differing
from their attention to others, SO far as | could
observe.) 1 can heartily and cheerfolly rec
ommend the Maine General Hospital to any
and all who may need scientific skill and ten
der care, as second to none
Yours respectfully,
A. j. FULLER.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15
The Coucert Fashioned.

Yesterday morning the Army and Navy
Union received the following despatch:
BOSTON, Oct. IA, 1878.
George e. Br0Wn:
Kellogg is sick in New York, Gary sick in
Philadelphia. Under no circumstances can
concert be given this week.
HATHAWAY & POND.
1t is learned that Miss Gary is quite ill and
will not be able to sing this week. Due notice
will be given of the date on which the concert
takes place. tits to be regretted on account of
the Army and Navy Union, that a postpone
ment was found necessary.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15

yesterday arrested noted thief By the name of
Tom Sullivan for the larceny Of about ten dol
lars worth of tackling that was being used in
the moving of the printing Office of Joseph
Castelle, Jr After stealing it he had taken it
to McKenuy's junk store on Union street and
sold it. Here it was found by the officers and
identified. Tom has appeared frequently be-
fore the court and is also no stranger to the
County Jail. He has also done some inform
ing for the Deputy Sheriffs. He will probably
be sent to his old quarters there to await the
setting of the grand jury.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-15

THE STETsoN TRoUPE.-On Friday evening
next. Stetson's opera bouffs company appear
at Music Hall in the ever popular Esangeline.
Ga that occasion Mr.. J. S. Maf6tt the original
'Lone Fisherman" Harry Josephs, "the first
and only Catherine" and E. S. Tarr, who Gre.
ated the part of BASIL" play 10 the company
Miss Nellie Larkelle is the Gabriel and Miss
Louise Sylvester the "EyapgeIue' The sale
of seats opens this morning.