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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-08
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON, July Z. The reported sinking OF
steamer and the loss of 50 lives on the river
Doubs, is doubtful
1t Is stated that the promoters of the Pana-
ma canal have vested their rights in Mr.. Les
seps.
A swarm of locusts covering twenty-five
square miles, near Elizabethpo, Russia, com.
PEELED detachment # troops to retire before
them.
Two hundred ami fifty cmigrants from Ice.
land, bound to Minnesota, have arrived at
Granton.
vienna, July 7. The walls of the for.
tresses at Widen, Silistriaes, Rutschuk and
Varna, were destroyed, and the carthworks
left to the operation of the weather.
Dr. Magg, progressionist. has defeated
DIR. Stremayer President of the Austrian
council of ministers, in the election for mem.
Der OF the Reichstrath, for the district OF
Deibritz Syria.
ROME, JULY. Signor Carroll will form q
cabinet.
ST. PETERSBURG, July Z. An extensive
fire at Irkutsk, on the 4th destroyed POO
houses.
The officials of lula, an important manu-.
featuring town in Russia, received letters
threatening the destruction of the town by
fire,
PARIS, July I. The authorities have in
terdicted meeting at Bordeaux, where Blan-
qui is advertised.
Deputy Christople accepted the challenge
of the editor of the Lanterne, to submit the
charges against that journal to jury of hon
or, composed of presidents of the republican
groups of both chambers.
RoDsrocK, Eng, July Z. The Bee colliers
have struck.
BERLIN, July Z. The prospect of the early
adoption of high protective tariff caused the
merchants to import large quantities of goods
in advance. Bismarck insists ON an increase
in duty on foreign corn, The tariff will be
probably completed by the 18th, when it is
intended to prorogue the Reichstag.
The liberals and socialists made a desper-
ate stand against duties on coffee and petrol.
cum,
Herr Lehl declared they would breed much
discomfort and furnish free stimulus for So
cial and democratic agitation.
Perron, who supplied the pistol to lAlexan
der Solcevietf, to assassinate the Gar the
l4th of April, is doctor from Weimar, Ger
many, who is also proved to have secured tn,
poison with which Solcevieff attempted sui
eide, and owned the horse by means of which
the assailants of Gen. Mesentaff attempted Il
escape, has been sentenced to be hanged.
Bitter, the under secretary of the interior
succeeds Van ilabrecht as minister of fin
! anCe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-08

correspondent, writes that the report in
the Boston Herald that between 5000 and
GOO0 persons attended the grecnback meet
ing at Etna, was considerably inflated, there
being at no time more than 1000 persons
present A good many republicans were
present from pure curiosity AS for enthu-
siasm that existed largely in the Imagination
of the reporter. The chairman instructed
the crowd before the speakers entered to rise
on their appea: ance and give three rousing
cheers. About twenty persons rose and
cheered. Our correspondents adds: .Our
friends throughout Penobscot are confident
of victory. In Dixmont, for instance, there
will be large falling OFF in the grccnback
vote. Republicans see that by belonging to
the grecnback party, they are aiding the
democrats"
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not have done so had he looked closely into his
(Davis) political record. j. l.. Smith Is a
man whom the republicans tried, but could
not buy. He told them that there was not
enough money in the State to induce him TO
leave the greenback party. The Kenncbec
Journal proposed to support him if he would
bow down and worship the golden calf He
would not.
Mr.. Cove. Secretary Of State, was then in
troduced. He promised not to detain the au-
diencc long. The question at issue is be-
tween soft and hard money. We need money
of SOM" kind; shall the government furnish
1t or c"rporationsg He did not object to cap
itali>ts having the actual gain upon their
money, but those bonds which are exempt
from taxes, wrong tine people The people
want honest money. There is war between
capital and labor The rich oppose the poor.
His speech was the usual grecnback twaddlc
Local Brevities.
After Il proiractcd season Of hard labor,
Rev. c. +. Penney, of the Free Baptist
! church, will have two months of rest, spend
ing most of the time on AN island in Portland
larbor His pulpit will be supplied by Mr..
Frank ID. George of the Theological School
Lewiston.
Probably the Standard would like to have
the name of the campaign club in this city
changed from "Davis Corporals" to the
"kingiicld Zouavcs"
The family of DIR. Lapham have gone to
oxford county to spend a few weeks recupcr-
atm, among their native hills.
Mr. Morse, at his carriage repository, in
Granite Hall block, has on sale good as
sortment Of carriages, which he will sell at
prices that will ''astonish the natives"
Mr.. Joseph II. Manley, of the Farmer.
and family. will make a trip to the White
Mountains on Thursday
Rev. Mr.. Penney baptised two candidates
in the kennebec river, on Sunday.
Mr.. Edward iStanwood, of the Boston
Daily Advertiser is in the city
Mr.. f. c. Stevens, formerly of West
Gardiner, who removed to Minnesota two
years ago, is with his wife visiting his friends
in kennebec county He is delighted with
the State of his adoption, and is engaged in
teaching.
Gen. Smith, the recently appointed Col
lcctor Of Customs at Bangor, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Z. c. Allen has started on his Euro
pean trip, and will be absent some six weeks.
The Fourth Mt Kent's Hill.
The citizens of Kent's Hill, old and young,
celebrated the 4th in very quiet yet cnjoya-
bic manner. Under the general supervision
of Parson McNear. we assembled at Quar-
tctte Grove, near Pond View Ledge Gone Of
the plcasantcst places in this vicinity, anC
partook of picnic dinner. Hot coffee, cold
lemonade, baked beans, huge doughnuts,
cakes. pies, swings, hammocks, a cool breeze
and few drops Of rain all combined, served
to make US happy company. With three
cheers for Geo. Washington and Parson Nc,
we adjourned one year.
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Pillsbury's reasons for refusing to do JUS
tice to Col. McFadden brings to mind an in
cdent related in our hearing, which occurred
in a school in one of the rural districts of the
State. A boy who had been used roughly by
some of the large scholars, was smarting for
revenge, and ut recess the next day cruelty
assaulted and beat several of the little bows
When called to account for conduct so unbe-
coming, unreasonable and cruel, he made
this reply 1.-THE large boys whipped me- and
RI be da'neo If ! don't whip then, that coR
phipr' So Pillsbury says to Col. McFad-
den, s'srrue, I may have lied about you--a
man who has never injured -misrepresent-
ed you, sought to injure your reputation to
bring reproach upon you and your family;
but will not retract. nor shall you be heard
through the channel in which assaulted YOU.
Somebody has abnsed me, made up faces at
me, and called me hard names, and I'll be
darned II don't SANDER malign, and abuse
you, to pay for It, Justice ! will have, il
truth. decency, manhood, all perish.
Yes, Eben Is mad, and ike the school boy,
forgetting all decency and all justice, he
strikes at the innocent with his poisoned
malice.
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SOUTH AMERICAN WAR,
The ChiIians Defeated at Calams, Los
ing $500 Killed.

LENA. July :. A battle at Calama resulted
in its capture from the Chiians, by the Peru
vians and Boliyians, tine Chilians losing $500
killed.
Four Gillian war vessels are reported
blockading Iqueque, but the report is current
that the Peruvian iron clad Huascar has dis
ablcd the Gillian frigate Blanco Eocalode in
an engagement and two CHILEAN corvettes
have gone to Valparaiso for repairs. Large
numbers of the inhabitants left Iqueque,
fearing bombardment.
10000 rifles and 6 900, 900 cartridges were
landed for the Bolivians at africa.
Vessels at Callao are ordered to anchor
further outside, to avoid any cross fire from
the forts l75 vessels are there and efforts
are being made to declare the guaho islands
neutral
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A correspondent in Lincoln county writes
that the county is sure to 90 republican in its
Senatorial and representative districts. lie
says: "Many of the republicans who were
drawn off last fall by the greenback delusion
are returning to their first love- and adds
eff you want to carry the State send Lancas-
ter, the political hummer, into every city,
town and plantation, and let the people see
and hear him" Lancaster seems to be acting
thus without any special advice. He is draw
ing II salary from the State treasury as Super
intendent of public buildings, while he has
scarcely devoted week to the Office since
his appointment. He spends the most of his
time on the stump sweating and frothing and
telling the people how they are starving and
becoming impoverished; while he fat office
holder, is drawing his rations from the peck
cts Of these same people.
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Around the World.

BosToN, July /. The ''Golden Gate" |!
feet long, p depth in the hold, II tons
the smallest craft ever started for voyag,
round the world, leaves South Boston to
morrow ut ? O'Clock, direct for Cape Town.
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MINNESOTA.
Severe Storm.

ST. PAUL, July I. Another heavy rain
and hail storm yesterday, extended over a
considerable part of the State, and damaged
the crops in some localities, being the heayi-
est in Minnesota Valley. In Mankato the
rain fell on Wednesday, and the streets and
cellars were flooded, and some of the build
ings were washed away In Mcoker and
kandyoki counties there was a terrific hail
storm, affecting the wheat. OF 5000 acres of
grain, it is thought two-thirds are DESTROYED.
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THE ZULU WAR.
An Advance Commenced by the British
Troops.

LONDON, July I. Chclmsford's despatch
to Bartlc Frere of the 9Th of June, stating
that pending Ccttywayo's answer there will
be no military operations, apparently means
only that the Zulus will not be actually at
tackled pending the receipt of Cettcwayo's an
swer, as all accounts agree that an advance
has been commenced
Telegram from Chelmsford states that
Ccttcwayo has not yielded to proposals
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Zacal ami State Nrms.
Tuesday, July 8, 1879.

Mr.. Oliver Laverty of Auburn, one Of the
true and steadfast temperance reformers.
He addressed the Reform club here on Sun
day afternoon, to their great satisfaction.
For four years he has kept the iron-clad
pledge, and dnring that time he has pur-
chased for himself anl family a beautiful
home, and surrounded himself with the com
forts Of life SO blessed are they who walk
called by his friends "Ihe Auburn Temper
ance Evangelist"
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Destructive Fire.

BELFAST, july Telegraph block, cor
ner of Main and High streets, Belfast, owned
by S. A. llowes & Co., was damaged $1,000
by fire, Monday forenoon; insured $500
each in Hudson and Fircman's of Boston
NJ. X. Crawford, shoe dealer, in whose store
the fire originated, loses $500; insured,
$1,000. McTuttle, photographer, loses $500
no insurance. Other occupants lose small
sums. Cause of fire unknown.
Fire in BOOthbay.
DANARIsCoTTA, July Z. Charles McClin-
tock's house at Boothbay, was burned Sun
day; insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-08

The steamers ''Cushnoc' and Getty" had
friendly trial last evening. The first trial
was through POO feet of hose, each engine
having 20 minutes The Cushnoc's record
was 225 feet l inch; 230 feet a inches. The
City's record: POI feet 81 inches 2l3 feet |
inches. A test was then made through 900
feet Of hose, with the following result Cu.h-
noe, IA feet; 1873 feet inches. City, liz
feet inch,
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THE CHINESE TROUBLE.
Massacre Of the Mussulmans.

LONDON, July I. A despatch from Kapal
states the Chinese have rc-taken kashgar. A
portion of the Mussulman population have
fled, but many people were massacred, and
large body of citizens were shut up in the cit
adel
The inhabitants of Kuldja are determined
to fly if the town and province are restored to
China.
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COLORADO.
Lynched.

DENVER, July James ii. Craft and
and Charles G. Wobroth, arrested at Alamo
81, Wednesday, for the murder of William
Syock, June u, in New Mexico, for his mule
were taken from Jail Saturday last, by hun
dred citizens, and hanged to tree. They
made a confession.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-08

An earnest republican on Cushnoc Heights
has the satisfaction of knowing that he is
winning converts from the young democracy.
The democratic party, having entirely aban-
doned its honest money principle can no
longer hold honest men, and if every republi
can does MS duty between now and election,
giving personal attention to the work, the
best element of the democratic party may be
won over To the republicans.
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LABOR TROUBLE.
COlliery Strikc--Twelve Hundred Men
and Boys Idle.

Mountain, Buck Ridge and Sterling, the
Luke Fidlcr Galleries at Shamokin and
Graeber, and Sleeps men at Locust Gap,
struck to-day for an advance of ten cents on
wagon. Twelve hundred men and boys
are idle, with no indications of a compro-
mise.
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sim another Victory for the Buckeye.


At field trial of mowers held at the Sulli-
van County Farm, New Hampshire, July /,
1879, under the direction of the County Com
missioners, they gave the first award to the
Buckeye, and purchased the machine. The
following is the weight of draft of the COM
peting machines as recorded by the commits
sioncrs New Model Buckeye $50 lbs w
A. Wood, 1874 lbs. Champion, 2s7 lbs ;
Victor, 275 lbs. ;Kenyon, PIP lbs. The Buck
eye is for sale by Williamson & Greenwood
sidney Locals.
The Fourth was very quiet here, as usual
Some 9f the citizens attended the picnic at
Blaka'sI sland. Others the oneat Silver Lake,
and others stayed at home to mediate upon the
mighty oratory which they had listened to the
evening before, from the lips of Sawyer and
Cove. The rag, baby was mad about some
thing (and that something was evidently the
republican partly and it squaled Justify.
Sawyer spoke first, but what he said did not
amount to much and he sat down in few
minutes, and then came Cove, the Secretary
of State. His aim was to abuse the rcpubli-
can party. He slurred them for nominating
a sotdies ~ their, standard-bcarer, and for
paying the interest of the bonds, as agreed
He was evidently IN q hurry to get through.
and he appeared to be very glad when it was
over.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Robinsons wagon factory was damaged
5000 by fire. Six flremen were injured by n
falling floor. tFtt~
The potato bug is doing much damage to
crops on the upper st. John.
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SAN Francisco, July Z. Arctic yacht
Jcannettc is officially announced to sail to.
morrow afternoon.
No Dividends.
California and Consolidated Virginia pas.
dividend this month.
Death.
Milton j. Stafford, son of Reuben Stafford
cx-chicf justice of Ala, and himself prom
ncnt in law and political circles in that State
died Saturday.
Railroad Matters.
Settlers at Lemone, who have been litigat
ing the title to their land against the Southern
Pacific railroad company, are tearing up ia,
track of the railroad
VIM. l.. Moore. shCritf of lingo Co., was
shot and instantly killed last Friday, Will,
attempting to prevent quarrel Lynching
will result.
Decision.
Justice Field ofthe United States Suprcm,
court decided what is known as the queue
cutting ordinance invalid, being in conflict
with the 18th amendment of the constitution
The ordinance prescribed that queues of al
Cinnamon imprisoned in the county Jail for
petty offences be cut Off, and was expected to
prove strong determent to that class OF
criminals.
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MARYLAND.
Death.

BALTIMORE, July I.
Abraham b. DIN, one of the judges of the
Supreme court of the District of Columbia
since 1862 died at Sligo, Maryland, this
morning. The remains have left here, to be
inferred Mt Williamson, Mass.
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CANADA.
Murder.

OTTAWA, July T. On Saturday, a boy
named Vandctte quarrelled with his little
sister, aged six, drew a revolver and shot her
the bali lodging in the temple. She died to-
day, in great agony.
Personal.
Sir John Mcdonald is considerably i'm
proved.
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FAILURE OF CROPS IN RUSSIA.
A Gloomy Aspect.

LONDON, July Z. The Times Berlin cor
respondent draws gloomy picture of the
state of Russia, owing to the nihilists and
failure of crops, and the ravages of the corn
beetle. Fifty thousand rnubles have been
apprOpratel to eXternnate the latter.
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Crops.
WEST INDIES.
Revolution,

KINGSTON, jamaica, July Advices from
lIayti says Port au Prince is in flames All
business is suspended. a block of buildings
is in ashes. The custom house is closed in
consequence of the revolution.
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TENNESSEE.
Confession.

NASHVILLE, July I. Darrell Smith and
John Hale, the negroes who murdered Major
Pugh, at Murfresboro', not long since, and
who were on Friday sentenced to be hanged
confessed the crime to-day.
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Hanged.

GALVESTON, July I. A San Antonio ies-
patch states that Jose Cordova, Mexican,
was executed at that place to-day. for muir
der of Robert Trimble, in July, 1877. He
declared his innocence.
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NEW JERSEY.
Fatal Accident.

NEWARK, July Z. While an old building
was being demolished in Jersey City, to-day,
the roof fell in and fatally injured several
people gathering wood. Search is being made
for the bodies,
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Attention is called to the change in the an
nouncement of the New York and New Eng
land Il. r., the favori,e route between Boston
and New York.
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KENTUCKY.
Court Matters.

LOUISVILLE, July The trial of Buford,
for the murder of Judge Elliot, commences
Mt Owenton, Kentucky. 1t is generally CON
ceded that the plea of the defence will be in
SANITY.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.

Ecening Report.
NEW YORK. July ..
Money loaned at 3-s4- cent. on call, closing at
4-a.- per cent
Sterling, 1851 1856 for long, and 1871 ass for short
sight.
Carrying rates, 1-a2-; borrowing rates, 3la.
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Fire in BOOthbay.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Burned to Death.

GoFFsrowN, july. Saturday night, a
cottage was burned and the owner, Mrs.
Batchelder, eighty years of age, persisted in
the flames.
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A Balloon at Sea.
Murder and Suicide.

PIrrsBURG, JULY. Joseph Atkins, fruit
gardener, shot his wife dead yesterday after
noon, and after telling his nearest ncighbor
that he had "killed the old woman" placed
the muzzle of his gun under his chin and
fred, killing himself. The trouble is believ-
ed to have arisen from quarrel about Il lit
tie pierce OF property where they lived. lie
was II and his wife 70 years old.
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Another greenback victory-a frost at New
port, Friday night. And still another, ex-
Mayor Monroe Young of Ellsworth, has com
mitted suicide.
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Inquired a little fellow of his brother, the
other day, is tie highest court called the
.SApfeD,e Courtt" eyes" ais the next
lower Court the SRpe,aor?' Eyes" "Well,
then, suppose the lowest court is the Posi-
tire p That little fellow went to the head.
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j. w. Clapp made 4 good exhibit Of fruit
on his counters ycsterday-Blackberr
Bluebcrries, Cherries and Strawberries.
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WARRINGTON.


WASHINGTON July Z. A telegram an
nounces the dangerous illness Of the wife Of
James Russell Lowell, U. 8. minister to
Madrid
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BOWDOIN COLLEGE,
Prize Determinations, Etc.

Brunswick, July Z. The Junior prize
declamations occurred in the First Parish
church, this evening. Chandler furnished
the music.
The following programme was successfully
carried'Out:
Music.
Curse Of Regulus," Kellogg
Frank Goulding.
Last Charge of Ney," Headley
L. C. Burbank
"Periclcs to the People, Kellogg
II. A. Wing.
THE Pilots Story" IIowells
II. W. Grindall.
Music.
"Our Battle Flag" Shuerz
A. NJ. Edwards.
Extract from kings Treasures" Ruskin.
+. W. Hall.
"Clarence's Dream" Shakespeare
+. II. Riley.
Death of Benedict Arnold Lippard
L. G. Spring.
Music.
Carl the Martyr" Anon
II. b. Wilson.
Little Stowaway," Anon
f. F. Jones'
"Speech Against Amnesty of Davis" Blaine
Frank Winter.
"A Revolutionary Sermon breckenridge
+. w. Bartlett.
Music.
After the exercises, Prof. Henry Carm-
chal gave the Seniors and their friends re-
ception, which was very enjoyable affair
In the Junior defamation the first prize
was awarded to Herbert Grindall and the I'd
to ii. Is. Wilson.
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Corinth citizens, to the number Of 500,
with the Corinth Band, serenaled Hon ID. +.
Davis, republican. nominee for Governor,
Tuesday evening
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Arrived.

PHILADELrHIA, July 7. The remains of
Rear Admiral Gordon, who died in France in
May, arrived here, and will be placed in the
family vault at Laurel Hill, tomorrow.
A Balloon at Sea.
Captain Snow Of the steamer Saxon, from
Boston, reports that at 4.lj p NJ, on the
9Th saw a balloon of peculiar shape going
off in a south-easterly direction. At Z, NJ.
it vcered toward the north, and at a,30 set
tied into the water, about II miles from the
Saxon, and about three miles ahead of a bark
which was bearing toward it. 1t was then
southeast by south from Sandy Hook, about
a. miles distant
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Sudden Death.

FALL RIVER, July I. John Borden, II
brother of Jefferson Borden, President of the
American Print Works, died quite suddenly
of cholera-morbus, this afternoon, aged 81
years.
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Weather Indications for To-Day.

For New England and the Middle States,
increasing southcrly winds, falling barome-
ter, cooler, cloudy and rainy weather.
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Shot.

VIM. c. Reeves fired four shots at his wife,
this afternoon, every shot taking effect. lie
gave himself up, but refused to make any
statement
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dAarrirD.

In Lewiston, June, PC, Geo A. Gordon of Liver
more to Miss Florence \. Young of East Livermore
july y, Mr.. Hiram A. Randall to Miss Emma Ham,
mond both of Dixfeld.