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urnnrr n,tnrtrr "n fnnl.in,y fhnt ,,,v li,tnr.n"o
Is reasoi,abjy vrobahto: at least It must bs an.
parent thHt Mr. I}latne, 10 far from dcclIning,
So fnr rs Mr. l}lalno's Insertion, repeatcl IN
THB TnInUuE, Hnl echoed ty Kcuubtcnu,
throughout the country. that t',t. negro yotu Ii
the Soutt, is intmtiatesl, II not absolutely cptl.
tat tut Is llustlnn Ut Incl, ,u,tt ot one Ior Dis
cussion. 1t Is either fact or IL is a nretcnse.
Whichever It mar be, whether fatt or otlscrwlso,
its determination In the columns Of TIN Tim.
| llavo no 1ersonai knowlctgn OF til. general
situation 0i affaira In the sullth III relation, to-
this lnatter, but, 10 far as my uhscryntion .ex-
tended tn my native Htate, Vircln!a, bcIote
occssiSnai vislts layc cnaiiIcu M to tlStsrmine
since, ain Of opiuIon that f0rrip{c futimtda-
tim l,as never t!isrraccl the fratchIsu in TINT
State. What may obtaIl, clscutlcro In this re-
gard, do not pretend to ia,ss upon. 1nti1ntdn-
lion, vioscnrr, bntidt,xng, Irut,ti,-early every
crime in the cAlent3ar, Indeed, ,-arc charged.
upon tic onc hand. viii nj, nrrlmony md BIT
tor,less se,.reely less Intense than Llosc which
characterized tlioso dark iays WHEN the SECTIONS
met cacll other in THE dendly shur}; Of
battle; nuu denied. upon tnu .otl,pr, with
the utmust trn,,Irss, usnl with The gscatcst
slrcss ui ,lrgattuu. Butt socmB to ri1n fl.at the
nero Dandying Of allegation mil .lcual Is fruit.
Less II not hirLfu1. II intimidation Ut the nc.
gru ae voter prcrn!ls az a political and social
condition In the Sol,tsl It Is rcrtanly competent
for the Government 10 inqut1c Into It, ,tliI 10
right H. IL It exists 1ts settlement rs 1. question
OF fact IL certainly within Tic compass Of the
, 1879-02-26

The uLifc Of Ltmru,f,i ty Ward II. Lon,on.
pnhlishct! in 1871 hy OsCood & o., uf Nostoi,.
s rrrn}IrI1 to nuu,fc utfr1.iot, alm,t onru avery
yenr. md serych tn0Iucuturijy (hc turn Of news
nnnrr ru,sjns, unt even of ambitious corrc-
snondcrts w!,,, ,uny huppcu at tl,u kaIuu moment
Il, bu mt uf n tonic, and t,,lt uf tlp itcrssury
fnnIa "a, meet n bnr,l bill. Among t,,a rf.sif.
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u4e VI L!nco.'s ni tlle nppos'ln usMiear1e, Nas
amogmh out ol ns seven senstA H ~ ~ ..0nS I",,s
uioiusninE vorassty. A!'t! ils oaksigs "tlu VIZ
anneals ior help N tl'e desperate st9ft 10 wti.o
Mo"h s 70 natnaf,ah flset Ne!n pituu! % Aear.
~ tourse. ~; Nsofee A!feu toWlsesu, orlE
pertoh VI refined a'.i actIratu srnsib1'tecs =
ptsc.sGx pr"% u ns1sMes luptsrs md. msa.e1
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, 1879-02-26
ltontafkai,le Fatality.

Saturday morning laat Miss Mary ANA Toolc,
accu u years. nne of trio Of ngcd sisters ltv-
luz a. No. i40 Conwa1 street, died Of consunp-
tlou. Tile day prey'nus to her lcnlse Mrs, 3d.
rob vufuun. l'er sister, Widow lady, aged "
yeara. was taken III Mtl de1 Thursday night Of
leartd!scasr. Saturday. shortly aTter Thu death
q Miss Ioa'c, tho third sister, Mrs, Julla 4.
pneumonia. aud died Sunday aftsrnoon Ut .
o'clock,-tAus Goint4estnH Thu death-roll Of tic
three old ladies', who bud lived ul,l been asao-
etatel together for years, Within a week, and
inatancIlig fatality at uncu remarkable null
seldom Witnessed IN ono household.
, 1879-02-26
LETTER FROM WARD LAll0N.
lIo Explains His Explanations nn1 Critlclscs
f,tIilna
Rid NIlk1Cb.
To tie Editor n{ The TYlbtHt.

ll0 11lN IEakICssGA
His Critics.
To TIE Editor oJ The Tribune.
WAan1sdroN, D. G., Feb :2.--TNE TRIBUNE
having published It's osigtuul matter, aud re-
printed from other inurnals,a great Mnny suyCre
criticisms Of, my "L1io at Lincoln" some Of
which reflected upon lno pcrs6nnl!y, bcE To
Gull your nttcnttun to tllu fnelnscd, wttct,
wnu, bc glad lo ace In your columns. Very
respectfully, yours, etr., WARD II. LAMos.
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Superior Court-Judge Nvhitshoass.

TUESDAY, April "a.
No. lOl. Alton +. Aver v. Harrison V.
Leonard; Waldron and j. Baker for ptf.,
Stevens and Vose for delft The court wait
ed till the arrival of the afternoon train from
the West, before opening the trial, on ac-
count Of the absence of Mr.. Pillsbur,, who
was associated with Mr. Stevens in the de-
fence, and was expected by that train, but he
did not arrive. Mr.. Yose was engaged to
take his place, and the trial proceeded. The
action is an action of Islander, the offensive
words having been uttered Oct 25. 1873. The
ptf. was owing the dcft bill for supplies
carried TO public house kept by him in w.
Waterville, called the East Pond House, II
resort for summer boarders and fishing
parties. The charge against the def. j.
in substance that he In the village Of
West Watervile, in a loud and angry
voice, and in the presence of many citizens,
demanded with insulting epithets his pay of
the ptf., and tho ptf. not having the ready
means to pay, the def, charged him with
keeping house of il-fame, and of carrying
it on at the expense of his creditors, having
no intention of paying them. At the adj
tournament this evening two or three witnesses
on the part Of the pitt. had been examined
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON, April 22. Lorillard's Parole Gre
ated such favorable impression upon the
minds of hackers that the final quotation
at Tattersall, for the City and Suburban han
dcap was only to against him.
The American horse Parole won the City
and Suburban handicap. Lord Rosebury's
year old colt Ridotto was second, Lord
Wilborn's 6 year brown horse Cradle being
third.
The honorary degree of Ii. ID. of Wash
ington and Lee University, Va, has been
conferred on Beresford Hope.
MADRID, April %. The coalition of pro-
gressionists, constitutionalists and friends of
CASTELAR, have obtained for the three groups
respectively 3, "a and 9 seats in the Cortes
On an average not 80 per cent of the reg
istered electors voted at the election. The
general feature of the election was indiffer-
ence. Only a third voted. The opposition
claim seven republicans elected including
Seniors Corvaal, Maisonave and Salmeron.
The composition Of the present majority is
| the same as the last Cortcs and include $50
| former followers of Castillo and about 80
moderates and ultramontainos, who are
| friends of Martinez Campos. 1t is expected
full returns will make the adherents of the
ministry $50.
BERLIN, April %. The Frankfurter lei
tung will again be prosecuted for insulting
Bismarck, by publishing a report of its las,
trial, including speeches in its defence
ST. PETERSBURG, April ~. Preceding the
imperial ukase, a clandestinely circulated or
gan of the revolutionists LAND and Liberty
demanded abolition of the third section OF
imperial chancery and dismissal of court ca
marilla surrounding the ear. 1t published d
| list of 200 names of rev oiutionsts who declare
they will shoot, stab and murder until their
demands are satisfied and camarilla swept
| from the face of the earth. 1t is estimated
that this secret society numbers $4,000 work
ing members, besides thousands who taken a
simple oath of loyalty. The value of proper
ty of the society is estimated at 1000, 900
roubles.
Moscow, April %. In consequence OF
floods, traffic on the Moscow, Smolenskesorel
& Vitebsk railway is suspended.
Mous, April ~. Tho strike of the coal
miners has again extended to the Barnage
district.
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The scmi-annual session of the Grand Di-
vision S. of T., will be held with Franklin
Division, in this CITY, this afternoon.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

The statement that Russia and Germany
have demanded the arrest of certain Nihilists
in Switzerland is untrue.
OF the "a deputies elected in Cuba, lG are
liberal conservatives.
The total loss by the Eureka, New, fire is
rather under 81 900 900; not over 1925 900
insurance.
lG3 Illicit distillers accepted the Devens
amnesty, at Nashville, yesterday.
Nearly one hundred million feet Of lumber
was burned at Anoka, Minnesota, yesterday
Pho strike of the operatives ut Burnley
England, has collapsed. -
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At Il meeting of the Athletic Association
Saturday morning, the following officers were
elected
President--F. W. Hall. 80.
Vice Presilent-W. II. Collins. so.
Secretary and Treasurer-H. l.. Staples,
81.
Master of Ccremonies-H. l.. Maxcy.
Directors--V. C.. Wilson, 80, l.. b. Lane,
81, and J. L. Walker, 81.
1t has been decided 70 have field day some
time during the first uf .iuRs, probably u,
the same time as the regatta.
The boating association also held a meet
ing, at which Important action was taken. II
was decided that after the class races the first
of June, a college four should be selected To
take part in the regattas in Portland and
Bath if any should occur in those places Il,
times when the club could row. and power
was given to the directors of the association
to make any necessary arrangements.
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PEDESTRIANISM.
Contest for the Distance Champion.
ship of England.

LONDON, April 20. At 3 o'clock this af-
ternoon the pedestrian score stood
Brown 1873
Hazel, 1872
Corkey, ia
Weston. l4S
The match begun Monday morning, and
accordingly they have been walking thirty
nine hours.
LONDON, April 23. At 3o'clock this morn
ing, the score stood:
Brown, PA
IIazel, PIG
Corkey, 2l2
Weston, 1872
Brown is in splendid condition, and is now
the favorite, though lIazel is now improving.
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Con Collins was before the court yesterday
for drunkenness. He plead guilty and was
allowed to pay nominal fine and costs.
Dennis Mahoney, for n like offence, re-
fused to pay a fine of one dollar and costs
and was committed for thirty days.
Clara Clark. alias Clara Andrews, was
charged with the larceny of one hundred and
fifty dollars IN money aud valuable papers
from one George Edwards. She did not wish
to contend with the State, and was ordered -
recognize with sureties in the sum of one
thousand dollars for her appearance to answer
further TO the September term of the SUI
preme court She failed to recognize and
was committed.
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Chandler, in Market square. has at his
store and for sale. rai,ins raised and packed
in California. They are smaller. but sweet
or than imported raisins. Those who attend
to their culture in California, are meeting
with good success in this enterprise.
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MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Launched.

BATH, April -. Launched to-day, by Cos.
Sawyer Packard, a fine steamer of 457
tons, named Mt. Desert, to run between
Rockland and Mt. Desert. She is owned by
the Mt. Desert & Sullivan Steamboat Co. and
will be commanded by Capt. David Robinson,
late of steamer Ulysses. She is of fine model
and finish, with 20 staterooms and saloon
l05x25 feet She will carry 900 passengers.
She will be towed to Portland this afternoon,
where she will receive steel boiler and ma
chinery. She has 40 inch cylinders, 8 feet
stroke and wheels 20 feet. She will begin
running the first of June.
Court Matters.
CALAIS, April %. The April term of the
Supreme Judicial court, Judge Danforth pre-
siding, began here to-day. The term will
continue about two weeks.
Marine News.
RocKLASD, April -. Schooner Cora Tay-
lor, from this port, March %, for Norfolk,
with lime, was last spoken April 3, with loss
of sails, steering for Vineyard Haven. She
arrived AT this port tins afternoon, with loss
Of deck load and everything movable. Off
GERS and crew all safe.
Schooner c. NJ. Gilmore, Humphrey, from
81. George for Boston, is anchored off Fort
Point Light, with mainsail split.
Schooners Addie Todd and Belmont Locke
are anchored of Newcastle, the former with
loss Of topmasts, jibboom and manboom
PORTLAND, April -. Schr Opera, st.
John for New York, put in here to-day leak
ing badly, having lost foresail and Jb. She
will discharge and repair.
Personal.
Col. George w Parker of this city has
been elected Superintendent of the State Re
form School, vice Buffum, removed
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ILLINOIS.
Marine News.

CnicAGo, April %. Thirty vessels sailed
from this port Monday. The sailors claim
two dollars were paid deck hands. The yes
sci owners say only dollar and half lii
proposed to make trial trip between here
and Buffalo; 10 have big tow--four ut five
laden vessels, and if the experiment Is sue
cessful. to make that take the place of sail
ing, There was no break yesterday, in Ca
madam freiphts
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Oak Grove Seminary.

The closing exercises of the spring term of
Oak Grove Seminary and Commercial Col
lege, will take place at the Seminary on
Thursday and Friday Of this week, April 24th
and y5th. a.
On Thursday evening, the Oak Grove Lit
craft will give an exhibition, presenting tho
drama SHOWN by the Sea-" anu readings by
Miss Ella \. Cook.
On Friday forenoon there will be an ex-
animation, and in the afternoon the gradual
ing exercises will take place according to the
following programme
"Memory," Glass Grafton, Lincoln II. Titus.
MARY OF England, and Lady Jane Gray" Essay
Jessie Y. Banton.
"Flowers" Essay, Edith II. Weeks.
''Sea by Moonlight" ESSAY, Olive n Atwood.
Recitation, English Literature, Nj. A. Thompson,
"Euelish Literature Essay, j. Frank Hammond.
.areation" Essay, Nav G. Alley.
.(;rav.r that are Shrnes, Essay, Hattie l.. Gray.
"The Hermit" Essay, Hattie ~ bartoil'
Reading Glass, Ella ~ COOK.
'Diary of Noahs Wife," Essay, stella Barton.
"Class Prophecy. Essay, May i. Aints
s.Class Poem" Essay Hattie l.. Gray.
"Power Of Will," and yaledctory, Essay
Y, -. = J. 2 Howaeti A. Starkey.
After which there win be . prest NATION q
diplomas.
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WASHINGTON.
Gen. Dix.

WAsHISGToN. April -. The President
has issued an order calling the attention of
the country to Gen. Dix's death and recon-
mcnding that his fellow-citizens participate
in general token Of respect to his worth
and eminent services to the Government.
Gen. Dix will be buried with military hon
ors and minute guns will be fred during the
funeral.
Refanding Certi6cates,
The subscriptions ~ tho refandlng certif-
Gates are Sl4l, $40.
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A Still Destroyed.
NEW JERSEY.
Municipal Affairs.

NEW YoRK, April 20. The board of taxa
ton of Jersey City has decided to reduce the
salary lists Sl97 200; also to reduce all APP
preparations and fund the floating debt.
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ANOTHER FLOOD.
Several Houses Swept Away and Others
in Danger.

Moscow, April 22. Moskroa river over
flowed its banks, and the water reached the
second story of the houses near the river, and
some have been swept away. There has been
a great loss of property. No lives lost.
At Dunaberz the river Dwina has risen 20
feet above the ordinary level, and continues
Using.
At Penza 800 persons are rendered home
ess by the flood.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Legislative.

HARRISBURG, April %. The bill which
proposes to rccompepse the border counties
of Pennsylvania for damages suffered by in
vasion during the war, was to-day defeated in
the House.
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DELAW ARE.
The Peach Crnn.

WILMINGTON, April %. Everything indi-
Gates the peach crop on the Maryland and
Delaware Peninsula will be unprecedented as
to quality and quantity.
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The Deputy Marshal, Yesterday afternoon.
shortly after the arrival of the Western
train, seized package on the wagon of the
Express Company. which when opened was
found to contain a five gallon key of liquor.
1t was marked IN. d., C.. O. d." Now let
IN. D." come forward and claim his
MDcine,
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OHIO.
Legislative.

Columns. April %. The board of public
works at Cincinnati, which came under re-
publican control at the recent election, was
abolished by the passage of the bill in the
Senate, which vests the appointment of the
new board in the democratic police justice of
that city. Doubtless it will pass the House
Murder.
CINCINNATI, April 90. J. Murphy stabbed
saloon keeper, Hart, nine times and J. BAR
low twice, in fight near Chillicothe, SUNDAY
night. Both are dead
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Severe Fighting Between Aibanians and
Seryians.

BELGRADE. April 90. The Albanians have
occupied the heights of Samakoff and the re-
doubts evacuated by the Turks during the
late war, and have wthstoOd the attacks Of
three Seryiah brigades. There has been
three days severe fighting. Another Scrvian
division is ordered 10 the front. The Ser
Dian loss is estimated at 30.
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MICHIGAN.


DErRoIr, April %. Boats can ge, as far
as Point Stignac, from Lake Huron, tho north
passage being open. Ice has all gone from
the shores Of Maektnaw lshah. The docks
sre also free Of zee, g. [
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-23

The Lewiston Evening journal, one Of the
very best of our exchanges, enters this week
upon It's nineteenth volume. That the Jour
nal has had the public approval is evinced by
u constantly increasing subscriptionlist which
even during the hard times since 1873, has
continued its satisfactory growth
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We understand that the firm of llamlcn 4
Co s store, adjoining theirs, and will occupy
it for their business, making the two stores
into one.
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AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money Market.

EreniHg Report.
NEW YORK, April Y.
Money loaned at 3a5-- v cent on call closing at
3-G4- per cent.
Sterling, 1891 1856 for long and 1871 1885, for short
sight
Carrying rates, 1-a2-; borrowing rates, 3la.
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Refunding Certi6cates,
Weather Indications FOR To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
stationary or falling barometer, south and
west winds, warmer clear or partly cloudy
weather.
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CANADA.
Work Wanted.

OTTAWA, April -. Unemployed laborers
waited on the minister Of public works, Mon
day, and asked for work or assistance to re-
move to Manitoba, to work on the Canada
Pacific Railway. The minister promised to
consider the question.
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MARYLAND.
Verdict.

BALTIMORE, April -. The inquest on the
case of James Carroll, o0lored, who was
lynched for the outrage of Mrs. Thomas.
rendered verdict that death was caused by
persons unknown,
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NEW MPSIIIRE.


UPPER FALLS, April ~. Owing to the
rise in the Connecticut river, several hun
dred thousand of lumber were washed over
the boom at Blood Pond. As it was not
marked it will be a complete loss of $50, 00o
to SIS, 900 to the owners, Frye and Perry OF
Maine.
Fire.
kimball Gerrish's tanncrv, at Baskerville,
is burned. Loss SIS 900.
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Mr. +. II Davies. is now in Boston, pur-
chasing nice line of goods. which he will
open in his new store under the Cony House.
Besides clothing, he will Keep full line of
hats and caps.
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Mr.. Warren Phillips tor many years the
Grand Tyler of the Portland Masonic bodies,
was attacked with paralysis at late hoar
Saturday nftrrnnnn.
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yutal anu STAFF NcWs.
Wednesday, April %, 1879.

hl-Singe copies Of the Daily and w'''iy are ON
sale at this Office and at Pier ce's Bookstore. In Gar
diner at falmer's Boo ksiOrc.
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We learn that DIR. Kinsman has r,

We learn that DR.. Kinsinan has refused a
very large sum for the recipe from which the
celebrated idonason's Baisam is made. This
is one of the NEST valuable cough remedies
ever placed in the market; its sales are enor-
~sQS. end not single failure to cure is re-
p6ffen..' Price 35 cts. apr23-t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-23

RJ-Our patrons In rplGittng money should do SO
by check money ord II or fegi stored letter
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Murder.
Resignation.

Cry OF MEXICO, April 10. Ruelles has
resigned the ministry of foreign affairs.
Denial.
1t is authortively denied that the Mexican
government is trying to negotiate loan in
the United States.
Personal.
1t is reported that General Trcvino has
reluctantly consented to become candidate
for the presidency
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Arrested.

BosToN, April 90. Rev. George Bowers of
Cornville, N. j., WAS arrested here for the
alleged forgery of 81 900 at Cornville.
&. A. X. Campfire.
TAUNTON, April 20. Senior Vice Depart
ment Commander j. 4. Halves of New Bed
ford, participated in the campfire of Post g.
q. A. r., this evening.
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Notice.
DISTRICT OF MAINE,
- PORTLAND. Apr. 81, 1879
DURSUANT TO the rules of the Circuit Court of
l the United States. District of Maine notice Il
hereby given that John II, Potter of Augusta, has
applied to the undersigned fur anIssian as an Attor.
ney aud Counsellor of said Circuit Court.
A. II. DAVIS,
apl22iu Clerk of the L. =. Circuit Court