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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-12
COLD WEATHER.
Prophecy Of Deficient Crops in Europe.

LONDON, May 10. The Times says atten-
ton is drawn to the probable effect of a con-
tinuance of the cold northcrly winds upon ag-
riculmral prospects, which are already suffi-
ciently unfavorablc Inless change occurs
soon in the temperature there can be little or
no fruit, and there may possibly be serious
weather.
The deficiency in the cereal crops. which
means larger payments than usual to foreign
growers, will eventually drain European
money. Prominent among other prospective
deficient yields on the continent is silk, the
cold weather keeping back the mulberry
leaves, upon which the silk worms feed. The
flow of silver to China and Japan will be in
creased from this cause
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Railroad Accident.

ToRoNro, May 10. This evening an ex-
cursion party of directors and friends, who
had been inspecting the new works on the
Credit Valley Railroad while seated in car
on siding at Carleton junction, were, ow-
ing to a misplaced switch. run into by &.
L. engine, proceeding at the rate Of 30 miles
an hour. Both engines and the car were
wrecked. Among the seriously injured are
James Gooderhour of this city, one leg cut of
and the other badly bruised; recovery doubt
full. Ex-Mayor Morrison, spine badly in
jurcd; 7. ID. Conger, several ribs smashed;
John McNabb, spine hurt and side badly
bruised; Samuel Beatty, railway agent, leg
broken. Others in the car were more of less
injured, and several escaped by Jumping
through the windows.
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Ref,,nding Certificates.
Veto Expected.

Subscription to the 4 per cent refundng
certificates S1S6.OOO
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CAR d..
HEApoJ AR1kks SsTH WulIAMs Posr.
No. l3. DIP. OF MAINE. u. \ r..

HEApoJ AR1Eks SEM WILLIAMS Po.r.
No. l3, DIP. OF MAINE. u. \ r..
ArGrsTA, MAY .. 1873.
Alta regular meeting of Seth Williams
Post No. IL, G. A. R., held on the 9Th inst
the hearty thanks of the Post were unani-
mously voted to all who so kindly assisted
in the production of the military drama,
"North and South"
To Mis- Kate NJ. Brecn and Mrs Mary
A. Hopkins, the young ladies' who made the
tableauN among the finest ever witnessed in
this city To Messrs. John y. Brown. Thos.
+. Murphy. L. II. Pike and John Taylor.
who sustained their parts with such marked
ability; to Gen. w. ). Tilton. Col. II. :.
Osgood. ID. J. flanagan, the Male Quartette
and the Augusta Band. for fayors received
and aid 80 generously rendered.
LEWIS SEiBING, Adiutant.
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SOUTH AMERICAN WAR.
Germany Sending War Vessels to Pro.
tie 4 her Interests.

BERLIN. May 10. Ii Is stated that besides
the Carpetti Hansen, ordered to sail from the
coast of Brazil to Va paraiso. a German gun
boat has been ord re to start Immediately,
to lie stationed permanently in CHILEAN wa
tiers. as the other maritime powers, especially
England, have important shipping interests
to protect An opportunity may thus be
found for joint action, in certain eventuali-
ties.
From the position of affairs no guarantee
can be given that Valparaiso will be safe
from the attack of hostile feet, but it may
be hoped that the belligercnts will not violate
international law by bombarding an open
seaport town unnecessarily.
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Financial.

A subcommittee on banking and currency
is appointed. who will examine all bills re-
ierring to substitution of L. =. notes for ma
ii NAL bank notes
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
kennebec Journal.
MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Fire..

fIre.
DAMARIscoTT,, May 10. The farmhouse
of John X. Sidney in Southport, was burned
last night. Loss 5000; insured in Philadcl-
phia for $500
East Maine Methodist Conference.
Dover, May 10. In the Methodist confer
ence. this afternoon, report of the committee
on statistics was presented and adopted
Oscar Crowell was admitted on trial and
elected to dcacons and elders orders.
The committee on Sunday school and Tract
Society then presented report, which was
adopted
The appointment Of G. \. Plummer a. one
of the trustees of the conference, was con
tirmed.
Resolution of thanks to the presiding bish-
OPP, the people of Dover and Foxcroft, and
the choir, also To the railroads and steam
boats, for reduction of fare, and compli-
mentary resolution to C. +. Allen. transfer
red to Me. conference, were passed.
Standing committees were appointed for
1850, also visitors to educational and literary
institutions.
The bishop was requested to appoint ID. =.
Tribou and II. IL. Clark chaplains in L. :.
A.. and &. Forsythe and F. J. Haley to the
Bucksport seminary conference.
Adjourned to Monday.
Anniversary of the Women's Foreign Mis-
sionaay Society wa, held subsequently, Mrs
Rev. W. T. Jewell presiding
In the evening WAS held the educational
meeting, addressed by Revs. +. Forsath and
c. ID. Foss. $ Stone presided.
Fire.
BANGOR. MAY II. House owned bv Mich
ael Taylor, AT North licrmon, was burned at
II o'clock last light. Amount of loss ul-
known; uninsured.
Marine News.
kENNEBuNK, May 10. Two large ships are
TO be commenced the coming week at Thomp-
sons ward.
Schooner Charlie Stcdman of Bath. towed
for Sl200.
VAUDEVILLE, May To- The college boat
house of Colby University was burned YES
tcrday afternoon, together with two boats.
Loss unknown; insured. This is the fourth
incendiarv fire within two weeks.
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BASE BALL.

At Cleveland, O-Bostons !, Clevelands
3.
At New Haven. Conn.-Yales IL, Har-
wards ).
At Chicago, lllinois-Chicagos Is, Troy
Citys 5.
At Buffalo, \. Y.-Providence l6. Buha-
los 10.
At Washington, ID. C.-Nationals 6, New
Bedfords /.
At Cincinnati, O,-Syracase Stars I, Gin
cinnats &.
At Easton, Pa.-Eastons 20 Atlantics Of
Brooklyn 6.
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I.oraI ureyities.


The street sprinklerwss put on duty sat
urday for the first time this season.
p. O. NicSe:y Ia bought q lot at the
junction of Bennett and Prospect streets, and
is hauling it around his new publishing house
There is to be an adjourned meeting of
the City Council this evening, when the re-
port of the committee on the revision of city
officers salaries will be considered
The old Christ Church edifce has been
RACED TO the ground.
The Kenncbec Bridge has just been re-
tioored with hcmlock plank.
The gardeners are astir and the bonfres
rage
--Ex-warden Rice of Saco, was in the city
Saturday also Hon. w. W, Bolster and Mr..
Pulsifer of Lewiston.
Rev. DIR. Quinby, on Saturday, enjoyed
a mess of asparagus cut from his own garden.
The stalks were large and full grown.
-IIallowel has covered with good coat
of gravel the portion of the plains road with
in her boundaries. Drivers over the route
don't know which to appreciate the most, the
part of the road where dust abounds or where
the gravel spoils the travelling
--Ex-Gov. Connor while in Bath last week.
was the guest of Gen. T. w. Hyde.
Mr.. W. Il. Peakes, the dancing master
and musician is to remain at Greenville this
summer.
There are forty four ice houses between
the Gardiner bridge and the lIallowell ferry.
The new caps ofthc police with their neat
blue uniforms are very becoming.
jaime, Jones has just completed hand
some black walnut desk for Mr.. Nickt rvs
private Office in the new building.
Two employees of this Office, captured
a handsome string of trout Saturday.
On account of the severe illness with which
his son has been afflicted, DIR. Bell has post
poned his departure for Europe till the 3lst of
May. twas croupous diphtheria, which is
almost always fatal. with which the little boy
was attacked but he is now out of danger and
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.
CALIFORNIA.
The Constitution.

SAN FRANcIsco, May II. The excitement
over the adoption of the new constitution has
subsidized, and business men and capitalists
are preparing to adapt themselves to the al
tered condition of affairs. Almost every
thing depends upon the Interpretation of the
constitution by the legislature and judiciary.
An effort will be made to elect the best men
in the State at the September election.
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House.

\ bill reported from the committee on re-
vision of law was passed. amending the law
relating to wrto of prohibition and manda-
mus.
Also to bill relating to widows of pension
crs of the war of lsl2, To give pensions to
women who were a second time widows.
Opposition was made to the latter bill,
it was an entire change of the pension laws,
and on motion it was referred to the pension
committee.
The bill prohibiting the presence of militia
ry AT places of election, was presented a en-
rolled, signed by the Speaker, and sent for
the signature pro TEN of the Senate.
At the expiration of the morning hour the
House resumed consideration of the Warner
silver bill. and was addressed by Mr.. Kelley.
He submitted that i was not especially dis
crcditahlc to him that he didn't know that the
purpose of the law of '73 was TO lemonetze
the standard silver dollar, when neither the
President who signs the bill. nor the MEM
beers of his cabinet were aware of ii. 1t would
place in the hands of foreign bullion holders
the power of contracting or initiating currency
and would give them now profit of II per
cent. on silver they might send here for coin
age.
Several bills were introduced and referred
including the following: relating to public
lands; for appointment of the Mississippi riv-
or commission; for the reduction and reor-
ganization of the army.
Adiournpd
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Colby University Notes.

According to previous announcement, the
term opened Thursday morning. Most of the
students were in attendance. A large num-
Der remained here during vacation.-The
college suffered serious loss Friday night,
in the destruction of its boat house, boats
and fxings. There is quite good evidence
that the fire was caused by a spark from
passing train. and the road should be respon-
sble-Mss Norcross of 81 was called home
Wednesday night owing to the severe illness
of her mother.-Ilunt of 70 preached Sunday
at Athens, and J. NJ. Wyman at Sidney.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Two cases of small pox in St. Sohn, n.
b. The other cases reported were chicken
poX
The arch bishop of Santiago de Cuba has
been elected n senator.
Memorial day observed as usual by a
salute and grand display of floral decorations
at Columbia, :. {.
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The POcasset Fanatics.

PoCAssEr. Nav 10. 1t i, asserted the Adj
ventists held Il secret meeting Wednesday
ard agreed not to hold public meetings sun
day. Popular indignation is still strong. but
there is no danger OF an outbreak. Advcn-
fists begin 10 believe Freeman cray on the
subject of religious sacrifice. Letters were
offered by the authorities, at meeting yes
terday. from Davis to Freeman. in which the
latter is congratulated on his sacrifice of little
Edith, and saying, Il now think God will give
YOU rest No further arrests will be made at
present.
PLNMouTu. May 10. The town has sued
the bond>mcn of Bradford, late town treas
uaer and detaulter for 100000.
Suicide.
LOWELL. MAY 10. Honora Smith Young
married woman, shot herself to-day. Cause
was jealousy.
Shooting ARRAY.
Nicholas Mullen, proprietor of the Glen
dale House, MAYNARD, was shot by his clerk
tonight, and now lies in critical condition.
Family trouble.
Suicide.
BoSrox. May 10. Peter Asin of Dorchcs-
ter, left Portland on the Forest Queen. last
night. Early this morning a note from him
was found in the saloon, saving he trusted
his VIII, and daughter to the mercy of God
He could not be found and doubtless jumped
overheard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-12

Geo. w. Murch of Portland, has been ap-
pointed "a committee to visit the various Re-
form Clubs in the interest of the New England
Reform Mems Association, and is cheerfully
recommended to the fraternal regards of all
to select an associate to assist him in his
labors
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INDIAN TERRITORY.

CHIcAGo, May 10. Gen. Sheridan is in re-
cept of dispatches from army officers, which
indicate that the immigration into the Indian
territory is by no means formidable, but con-
fined chiefly to small and poor families of Il
rowing disposition. seeking a homo.
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LABOR TROUBLE.

FALL RIVER, May 10. The Spinners'
Union, in meeting tonight, agreed to defer
acceptance of the strike committees" re-
port, hoping that in the meantime their case
may be discussed fairly andwithout prejudice
by all parties
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FLORIDA.


JACKSONVILLE, May 10. W. I. Gale,
clerk, and +. T. Gibson, inspector of election
in Long swamp parish, Marion County, in
dictcd for taking from the ballot box at the
Nov. election 100 votes for Bisbee and sub
shutting 100 votes for Hull were convicted
tonight, after a trial of three days.
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MINNESOTA.
struck by Lightning.

ST. PArL, MAY 10. Several houses in this
State were to-day struck by lightning, among
them the custom house at Pembina, on the
Canadian border which was wholly burned.
Records saved.
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Destructive Fire.
Kentucky.
erdict.

LOUISVILLE, May 10. 4 verdict Of $500
for false imprisonment was rendered against
| nitcd States Marshal Crittcnden and two
deputies, for arrcsting VIM. Bryant on an
untoundcd charge of violating internal rcve-
nue. laws The Marshal was released in tax
ing the oath of sOlvcncv.
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ILLINOIS,.
Court Matters.

CHICtGo, MAY 10. In the criminal court
this morning, Mark Gray. after the hearing
of the full testimony, was declared insane.
Medical experts testified his attack on Edwin
Booth was simply an outbreak of lunacy
which will eventually dcvclope into epiiptic
insanity. He will be sent to Elgin Asylum.
Destructive Fire.
Palmer 4 Fullcrs lumber yard is burned;
loss, SlOU. 900.
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I-tcn.

In this city, MAY sth, Nena May, daughter of A.
q. :. and +. :. Wasgatt aged years month, q
days
Darling Nenia, pure and sinless,
May the angels DER thee keep
Loving watch. in perfect answer
To laN me down tn sleep.
Now our darling's PRAYER is ended
And above the quiet breast
Lie the little white hands, folded
Now in peaceful. Heavenly rest
In Turner, May q, Capt. Zebediah Farnham aged
II wears.
In bangor, NAV :, Elizabeth Cora oldest daughter
of Mr.. Perry and Mrs. Nancy II. Barnes aged II
years months
In Thomason, May 6, Miss Aida ID. Hyer, aged
"A years month.
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LOUISIANA.


NEW ORLEANS, May 10. The constitutions
al convention adopted article 6, forbiddng the
general assembly granting extra compensa-
ton, fee or allowance to any public officer,
agent, servant or contractor.
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Kerosene oil loo gallon. at Hill Hoyt's.

business had brisk appearance at Hill iiovt's'
Saturday, as they are selling out at cost. AMI less
than cost, to close their business Nav 10Th Theirs
i, a real. genuine sell out, and good bargains may he
expected this week.
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CONNECTICUT.
Failure.

MERlpEN, May 10. Mcriden Wooden Co.
closed its factory tonight, owing to the fail
ure of Whittemorc, Peet. Post 4 Co. 2G0
employees, one-half women, are out OF work.
Liabilities 5000, 900; assets nominal
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GEORGIA..
An ARRAY.

ArrLING, May 10 After the double exc
cution yesterday, an atiray occurred among
the white citizens. Twenty-Five shots were
fired. One man was MORALLY. and three Sc
rinu.lN iniurpil
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ATLANTA, May 10. The Southern Baptist
Convention to-day debated resolution con
corning corporation with Northern BaptlstS,
and passed resolution appointing five mem
beers to assure the Northcrners that they are
willing to cooperate in all mission works,
but must retain distinctive organization.
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PENNSYLV ANA.
IDrOuth.

PORT JEEvIs, May 10. The continued dry
weather is tavoring the heavy forest fires
which are destroying vast amounts of wood
lands in the heighborhood of ROwlands and
Lackawaxen, in Pike Co., Pa. 4 heavy fire
is approaching the latter place from the east,
and is creating considerable alarm. Unless
a heavy rain falls, the fires will cause great
damage,
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W Weather Indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
slightly warmer, southeasterly winds, clear,
followed by partly cloudy weather, stationary
to falling barometer.
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THE AFGHAN WAR.

CAPE TowS. May 10. Chelmsford and
staff have gone To Ntrcht. Magnezu, broth
er of Cetewayo with few followers, has
surrendered to the British. No further war
news from Transvaal.
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MASS ACIIl'SErTS.
Arrested.

FIrcnBrRG. May 10. Francis +. Hayden
is arrested, charged with poisoning his sister
Sarah, with arsenic, May ,. she dying the
following day. The body of his father, who
died April 10. and of his mother, who died
April Ii, both after Il short illness. will he
di>intcrrcd and examined for traces of poi
soning. Object seems to have been 10 obtain
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ER MONT.
Railroad Matters.

ST. AIBANs, MAY 10 BRADLEY Barlow
purchased the entire Palace interest in the
South Eastern Railway, and will push matters
forward TO completion. Connection with
Montreal is expected to be plctcd by June
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CANADA.


OTTAWA. May 10. Six ringeadcrs on the
Canada Pacific Railroad strike have been ar
rested, and the remainder of the men resum-
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assY---
NEBR ASK 4.
Dry Weather..

OMAHA, May II. Rain is badly needed in
the eastern portion of Nebraska, but has been
abundant in the western portions, where the
wheat looks well.
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ST. LorIs. May 10. Carruther's malt
house, Yocum's malt house and the old Ohio
4 Missipp passenger depot are burned. Loss
$1,000
\ hat factory, notion store and clothing
store are burned. Loss S26O, 900.
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NEW JERSEY.
urder.

BoNor>, May 10. The station master was
fatally shot, this morning. and the station
robbed, by tramp, who escaped.
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Later. Guyon won the first prize Of belt
and $1,000, making 4>ot miles khrane ID
prize of S1jo--4Gl miles; Colshon 3D.. $500,
with i52s miles; Faber ith. $50, with 1904.
Campana gave up after 40l! miles.
Death.
Rear Admiral f.. G.. PARROT died this eve
ming. He WAS Il native of Portsmouth, y.
H.. where his remains will be inferred
Red Leary.
1t is repeated that Red Leary escaped on
the schooner Early Bird, which sailed Thurs
day night for llayti.
Death.
Hon. John Rogers. President of the Rogers
Iron Co., Ansable Forks. also cx-memhcr of
Congress died this morning.
Personal.
ALBANY. May 10. Deputy Sheriff Cham
bcrlan. who va, shot in Berne Yesterday, is
still alive. No arrests yet.
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Several Lewiston parties propose to buy
lots and build cottages At Old Orchard tins
season.
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Missing.

A'woErH, May 10. Lyman II. Walker
has been missing since April -. He bad
$40 and started out to buy a horse. Foul
play is suspected.
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NEW IIAMPSIIIRE.
elbow Fever.

Portsmouth, May TO- Result of investi-
CATION of United States ship Plymouth is that
she is undoubtedly infected with yellow fever
germs and probably will continue so until
re- hnilt.
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There is good reason for stating the Presi-
dent will veto the bill relating to use of mill
tary at the polls.
The Star says that the President and Sec
rotary McCrary were in conference over the
military bill, received from Congress to-day.
There is no doubt the President will veto the
hill
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W ASIIINGTON.
Army Bill.

WAsmINGroN. May 10. Bill to prohibit
military interference at elections, passed by
the Senate yesterday having been properly
engrossed aud signed by Speaker Randall
and President pro tenn Thurman. was sent to
the executive mansion this afternoon, for ac-
ton by the Pre- sdent.
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Mrs. Abby c. Sturgis, who returned from
Philadelphia last week in such feeble health,
died on Friday night, at the residence of her
mother. She was the daughter of the late
Gov. Conv, and was born Aug %, 1850. She
will be buried from the residence of Mrs.
Cony, on Hospital street, this Monday after
noon at ! p NJ
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The last of the six days walk at Gilmorc's
Garden. is causing excitement At l2.3O the
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The Situation.
MISSOURI.

Affairs in indian Territory arc peaceful.
No apprehension of trouble.
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Mrs. Evans who was thrown from a car
rage last week and quite severely harmed,
was very comfortable Yesterday, and is likely
to recover from her injuries.
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Ordination mt LivermOre.


three days meeting under the auspices
of the Univcrsalist denomination was held at
Livermore, May It'll Sth and 9th. Rev. S.
z. Smith of Winthrop preached on Tuesday
evening from John :i6. Subject, "Preju-
dice" Rev. J. c. Snow of Auburn spoke on
Wednesday evening, of the "Aiaptation of
Christian truth to all time"
Rev c. A. HAYDEN of Portland preached on
Thursday morning, from Pslam 80 = ''Out of
Zion the perfection of beauty. God hath
shined," and Col. ! ~ "Christ in you the
hope of glory"
On Thursday afternoon, w. A. Pratt was
orIaincdas pastor ofthc Livermore and Canton
Universalist societies Rev. g. w. Whitney
of Augusta preached a powerful sermon.
from the words of Paul to Timothy Preach
the word
A large audience was present during the
meetings, and much good it is hoped will be
the result
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RHODE ISLAND.


PROVIDENCE, May 10. The body of Thos.
Phclan, IA sailor of Dennisport, was found in
the river, with the skull fractured and other
evidences of tOul play.
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There was fair attendance at the hall of
the Reform club, yesterday afternoon, and
the address by Rev. Mr.. Sterling was well
spoken of.