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einfs. . dusy on English cosi II ,~s pss cent
Cd V~aloresL
~scurLASD.
The Directors u the CITY ~ Glasgow
Bsnk. bsi~t. sams~n. strunarh. Ksion and
Potter, convicted IL fraud, thsr AMI m,~
tismsut, have h~eu snienc-s ~ eighteen
mosihs inpsisonna~nt rvs other dircc,ofs
T, cunttcted ~ returning fs'.e t1ianss .bssts.
ser, srntpo~i TO sigh' monih. impsi.onn.nt
Russia.
Sin more persons. have been attacked
By N. plague ai seiitrvno. Tie Graz has %.
dervd 6sn. Lars Mel n 20 start imu~ii
sisiy foe As,saksa. ~ Is sppoinisi 0ov.rror
General Of the ylsgye Stricken districts, ~hhs
are created Into prsvisees during the %con,lns
alton u the ep,d,mss Precautions arr heius
taken by all the Earcpesn p.~er.
Ast Petersburg Dispatch u January
Sis' .ays the Aneer u Aigh.nist4n has arrived
On the Russian froniier. Tn. Russian author
ities endesVorcd To psr'u.de him tina, n would
he useless a. 20 70 ~ Petersburg. ba, III,
Amesf insists. lie appear, to b. .s'oul.hsd
At bis treatment
The origin u the plague In Ru sia 1.
thus given A Cos.sek returning frim the
var 10 wctiisuSs brought ~. lad, hive q
shawl, which abe wore two day. aud .ickened
wi'h al the symptoms Of the plague, and died
The following four days Other memb r. %, her
family dici the disease spread rapldly, the
local authorities no, paying any attsntion Ia
!, tll half the Inhabitants died, and the r.
insihisf wtre unable 20 bury The Victims
Then When the epidemic bad assumed serious
dim,n'ions, energetic means vtr. taken for
preventing Ito sprca Ing. and str,c, quarsn.
lines we're established, Firstly In towns and wi.
lsgrs, shutting n the strrets sher. IN. pl,eu.
fTun toe rect ~ the place. ani sec
10y "a rounding the villages with ,ropps.
80 that nobody Ia allowed 10 pass 10 or out.
Later reports say the psnic Ia Russia l. In .,
People Of every class and station
In NE have %p'titionci Tor entir, cessation a
All Interests, even postal commute alton, be.
lween the rtst u Russia aud yolg.. Letter,
vent from Astrlkah and ZsnirIn are no, re-
by the pctsous o. whom they are al.
'resscd. Some people sven refuse 20 take
fearing the germ n the Infection nigh,
Dc communicated through II. Il T. almost i'm
'oesible u describe the terror which ha. taken
''~.ession of the people. The Ru.sian : ,ni
arr Commission has proposed 10 shu, N the
dig Tine from all Intercourse With western
russia, and permit commune ton ouIy under
Iu"rAn'ine. Russian railway ears are not AL
ni't"d To German territory, ard the export II
rain from Poland will snnrr severely from
his restriction. The Roumsnian government
> discussing III, erpcdiency of prohibiting the
rans't Of Russian provisions sen, Ia ylc,usl
be Balkan Aroy.
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The Improvements in spencer In
tsss NmUanted 70 Es 80
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A Vienna Dispatch Of Feb. Sd, says
The occupation by ,hr Rlumsniaus Of a posi.
I'm near s'ltistris, which they clai,n a. he.
longing e. ~Dohrudcha, IL q very serious q fr,ir
Ih' Rouin1nians by an overwhelming di.pia,
OF force compelled the Russian. 10 abandon
the Arabian fortress on the out,kirt. Of sl,..
uta- The Roumsnian Govcrnmcu, received
Information simultaneously from 81. Peters
burg and General rodiebcn to withdraw i'm.
meiis'ely, hu, formally refused, and a colli.-
Ion Il probable.
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bar Nichol "a Russian
IN the Nolbh American
Ing story. young stu.
81 the wrlsIr. had with
ssncd q literary society.
vurks III contemporary
jsts, publlcists and phi.
pAd and debated. The
ssounccd this society rs
organization. and the
tsoned and condemned
,Usslble influence wns
upon the Caar. but In
tho young lman's
the Caar ono day In
t1len, knclt and i'm.
pardon. asserting his
Coar eseIned touched
i've the youth q per.
latter Was brought
next day. and the
~ knees before IN
~ unclaimed, .'S,An
Me Almighty God
Nor your ~Assoclatez
ds<ien against my
Pear that ysu believe
eternity of the RusN
The surprised pris.
Gan svHar 70 your
Aer ! nor any al my
pmoscst Idea again Il
ortbe AutooraiIc form
eAhno& conscientious.
Nllicve In It, eternity.
Aor countries beaches
come even In
eople themselves will
-royvrnmcnL" Tho
hraccd TN stndent and
drawn frOm tho Inn.
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hrre ; more profit In = small herd
~ llbersiiy ted than in q large
npviy cared Tor.
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AtGHANisTAN.

A correspondent 81 the Civil and Mil.
i'ary Gaset'e, 81 I%-A'o-c, ,cleg sph. from Khe
lafi' Ghilix,i, January 18th, that supple. the re-
are obtained with great diflculty. The ar.
rangements ~ the c mmis-irat q, The rear Of
The army are In a dcplorabie state. Tn. com
missary officers appear 90 be- unable 10 forward
-torcs Ia the front. The cavalry and artillery
men ard horses are suffering from wan, OF
clothing and food. The people u the country
arc 'ulsy aud inclined 70 lninsoleu,. Arthe
natives suspected OF beufX arms In Canda
har' have been searched, and the conceslmen,
of arms punished, Four elephants and ioe bul.
locks have dted from cold and .,ary alton. The
forward movements To Ghirisk and Khilst, in
China, are attributed. q, Candshar, ~ the
scarcity 81 forage In that neighborho Il. The
carnels are dying daily there, IN great nun.
bers' the supply ~ fool having srrtvea too hate
Ia save them from the eYect. az the p~reyiou.
starvation. The troops are IN god health and
spirits, ou, are beginning To weary Of the mo-
no'"ny and hariships Of the campaign. and
would gladly see II over and return home.
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~ " proposed 10 establish n national
prcas 81 Public Health. senator
etthcws has introduced a bill which
Yvidss for The establishment of such
kircau, % be n part of tho Treasury
tsrtmcnt and 10 embrace the Ma.
Hospital service. Tn. bill pro.
for = National Board ~ Health,
hich board The chici 81 the pro.
new bureau IL 10 hc president.
,rgecns General ~ the army and
" - 10 be- members ~ the board.
Aposed bureau IL charged by tho
III the execution ~ all laws rvla-
he fublN health. tho onforce-
IEA national quarantine rcguln.
hlI q with the duty Of obtaining
Mitigating Information regard.
UU lnitary condliIss N the world.
smAitcn IL To be- published To
las the daily reports VI tho
>yica ara now published.
n pc also fur the collection
81 'ho5NSef statistics regarding
". Marriages. ctr. Tho
sars s"'e' with favor.
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GERMAN,

The famine in Upper Egypt IL re.
ported "a ~ trfrihlc.
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The German Parliament Is summon
ell 10 NEE, February issh Rumors are cur.
rent IN Berlin that sone rcesnt information
RELATIVE 10 ,hs 6ermAn army has heen treasaa.
ably sid n a foreign government A sp<0i,l
says u s understood thai Rsmsrek has ex-
pre- eel himself In favw ot uansi, dusy On
fcsviga goods passing thrsagh Herman terri
tory. Opposition 70 the protective tariff 3.
rsptdN Increasing In numbers and po~er.
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rue ORIENT.

A London dispatch 81 January 10Th
says nat negotiations continue between the
British Ambassador a, Constantinoplc ahd The
Forte relative 10 The purchase Of h. state do
ms'us Of Cyprus,
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A Fusion FiZ2le.

All is not quiet on the Pcnohscut 'Ihr
tuSioniSts are alarmed. amt urc calling
upon the Icnob~cot county Democrat, tn
abandon their organization and their
ticket and zine drives" with the Green
hackers. These very modest demands tho
Democrats have not Yet seen tit tn ar-
ccdc to, nor is it at all probable That thcy
will. They manifest determination u
stand by their colOrs, and neither To be
whipped or coaNcd into the GrccnbacE
camp. \ meeting held in Bangor la4t
Saturday evening in the interest of the
tuSlonlSts was a complete tiZzlc, and the
attempt to form a Citizens Campaign
Club, with a view to uniting the Demo
Gratis and Greenbackcrs, resulted III the
reporting of Il list of officers while but
eight individuals by actual count. put
down their names as members With
the exception Of the chairman, Mi Jcn-
nlngS, who was 4 delegate to the Demo-
cratic County Convention. there was no
one present who took part therein, or
who was ready to say word in favor Of
harmony or union between the Green
hackers and Democrats The PenobscOt
Democrats are evidently not to be sold
out as their Waldo brethren have been.
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The Waldo Democracy Sold Out.

ton was in some of its aspects an anus
ing affair; but on the whole it was hui
initiating one, and was so regarded by the
few true Democrats who participated in
or witnessed its proceedings. Last Years
convention was ''captured by the most
corrupt and undetermined means posi-
bic to quote the words OF 4 Democratic
veteran of fifty years standing. This year
there was Il complete surrendcr-not the
| honorable surrender of a vanquishcd army
on the battle field, but Il coWardly sur
render OF honor, principle and even man
| hood True. there We're protests. and
murmurs of discomfort; but those who
opposed, or protested to oppose. this sur
render, had not the courage Of their con-
victions 1t was evident, too. that some
of these protests We're not sincere: that
the men who made them were tllsionistS
at bottom, and We're merely taking de-
viouS road to reach the result their leader
the Grading, tratticing, dickerng, dem
agogue" depicted by Mr.. Morrow desired.
and had pre- arranged. There were how
ever. a few men. a very few. III the con-
yention. those Democracy is above euS-
picion, and they must have found them.
selves very much out of place. How they
must have felt at seeing 4 begging com
mittce sent to the back door Of the ,;rrrtl-
back convention in the maine ur tlr
Waldo Democracy. with an ap,cal for
cold yictuals. and still worse to see them
return without even 4 solitary bone
can be better imagined than Described.
II was indeed 4 Sickcnng and a humilia-
ting spectacle There is, however, one
grain OF comfort tol the honest Demo
Gratis OF Waldo county. This convention
was in no SENSE representative body.
Eight towns. and those nearat hand, Sent
no delegates; while the delegations II
| the towns represented We're largcly made
up in this city, ofmrn who We're not bona
tide delegates, and who were merely the
tools of the one-man power which ran thi-
burlcSquc ofaconyenriou. There was ut nd
time during the proceedings fifty duly ac-
credited delegates present and lcSS than
q score were present ut the close, when,
prompted ~ MrleIIan NV" oi the Belfast
delegates alternately moved ana seconded
| the nomination OF the trretnN3Ck CauHI-
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The New Religion is a paper which charltably
assumes without a particle of proof that the Bel
fast Journal has for years been drawing on the
Republican campaign fund. In the same spirit Of
charity we ask from which corruption fund the
Greenback or the Democratic, the New Religion is
subsidized for its support of Honest Major Smith /!
Portland Press
The New Religion is one of those ephen-
eral sheets which are from time to time
started i'll various parts of the country by
some fellow, half fanatic. half fool, and.
after a frantic struggle for existence, al
ways speedily disappear from sight with
ont leaving so much as a ripple. The
idea that the journal. with its standing
vanity or boasting should draw upon
any bodys campaign fund, is simply RI
diculous, and could have its origin only
in an obscure and irresponsible sheet like
the one referred to. The paper with the
comical name of New Religion was start
ed with the avowed purpose Of supplant-
ing the old and well established Gospel
Banner, which could not but look with
pity upon its puny effort. In its struggle
for life it has gone over to the support of
the Greenback candidate. The original
root of its hostility to the Journal is found
in the fact that we declined to enter upon
our exchange list paper the days of
which were 50 evidently to be few and
full of trouble, and which, in its columns,
lacks every element of interest
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J'~rph N HhItIlrl'rtl"rq.A JtN't'"I
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nd" ME- ~ e.. nov, ,u 'y , G4% 9r o'1 "[ l%s
,houi bear taeir oiaal burden II tazarlo.
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Political Chanoas IN Bnrnhar,
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Wv. ''''' 0'' ''''''' Co..
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III ability ana influence. Among those
present at the caucus were some former
Republicans who voted the (;rpruback
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The Honest Money Democrat

| he Corporals Veteran Guard Of fifty
members mas Just been organized at FOX
croft with three hitherto Democrats for
officers who will vote for Corporal Davis
III September. Wing.
\ Lubec Democrat informs lis that a
greater part Of the Democrats If that
place are for honest money AMI will not
be drawn intotusion with the Grcenback-
cls. Passport Sentinel
From several towns in this county
come reports that Grecnbackcls AHA
Democrats alike are disguised with the
course taken by their leaders and viii
either east no vote at all or will vote for
! Hon. Daniel +. Davis at the coming clec-
ZION We believe in this county the fu-
sion will give several hundred votes to
the Rebublicans. ''lIOncstv is the best
policy but there is always certain class
who cant see IT," Ellsworth American.
We learn Of a number of hitherto
staunch Democrats III this county who say
/ that they cannot swallow the grcenback
dose that their leaders have prepared for
them They will, like the PenobScot
Democrats, take no skunk in theirs this
Year. We could give names, but prefer
to respect the privacy Of those Democrats
who Will throw their votes for honest
money and for national honor. instead of
with the dishonest fusion which advo-
| Gates cheating the creditors Of the GOV
eminent and national reputation. East
port Sentinel.
y prominent citizen in one Of our neigh
boring towns who was in the city day or
two ago, remarked to one of our leading
business men that he was - Years of AGE
| and had regularly voted the Democratic
ticket, but this year he should vote for
''Frank Davis because he had known him
since boy and he was ALWAYS right and
sound. He said when his Democratic
friends asked him why he proposed to
vote for Davis he told them it was be
cause Mr. Davis was the straghtest and
| squarest man he had ever known Wing
| MAINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY The
10Th of August has been designated for
the annual field day of the Maine Hstor-
zeal Society. The society will visit the
DamiscoVe islands and spend the night
on Monhegan, with the purpose of identi-
| flying, if possible, the localities visited by
| Weymouth in 1905. The next dav the
party will proceed to Squirrel island, and
endeavor to ascertain the origin of the
extensive settlement which has lately
been discovered there.
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Waldo County Democratic Convention.

Nominated 4 X + Moore. OF Belfast, for chairman.
+ " kelley of Winterport. and 4 4 Wjgsjr, of
Belfast. were chosen secretaries, The county
committee was constituted committee on ere
dentals Ii was announced from fho platform
that the towns If Barr,bam knox Iihcrtr Swan
vIc stockton rroy ma Waldo ladnot presented
credentials ca. Ills. If Belfast. movedthat the
convention adjourn 10 half past one. His motion
was opposed bv l.. II Nureh. who stated that a
motion would Soon he made for committee of
conference with TILE Creeuback conventions
W. H. Mcclellan Have they EXPRESSED any de-
sire tor a conference
Muroh Yes 1t is understood they Will unite
with Us and give US part OF the ticket
The committee On credentials then reported that
Is towns were represented bv ll4 delegates
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The Boston Advertiser remarks that
trade between the Maine Greenbackers
and Democrats is much more active this
year than last, and attributes the i'm
provemcnt to resumption
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FOR GOVERNOR
% a N Ell r. DAvl s :,
That Slippery Smith

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That slinnarv Smith
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|
| their publication nc has remained silent.
| ii't-H repeatedly t"l'H ~ ''IIH tH'9'
| significant memoranda of what he would
do ia N. naIr Governor bv tbr Honub-
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mind ,,l i'm ,,,ba, o,.,t wanna a.,,,,r g., ma ia
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And this which Inc afterwards agreed
\ .J,.,,rl N. M. .,I,, ,..t.,ar.., H.. ,yu,,ld
4 '''''''' m 'i 'N''' I'M "'''N
\ ntkr to.i hs financial issues
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discussed dnrns ,netaIl campaign and remains f6r
Others han US to ,d9 gp9n and whatever nat aver, de-
ali law abiding citizens in all parts OF the country
r -Ne i II e''4e>' ant e'e''' ~ SuFPo''
''LN N.>"' "'N'''ii' WY ii''0 '''ii' -
I the rescue and Is SAID To hc the next
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The Boston Herald saws :

The Glover report finally published in the
New York Star, newspaper of no character and
small circulation The report is of no consequence
Or interest to anybody but the man who wrote it.
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and on motion Of W. c. Small VIM. Berry of Burn
ham, was made the unanimous candidate.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Messrs Wiley, Of Searsport, Hurd, Of Lincoln
vile, and pendletou, Of Northport, were made
committee to receive sort, and count votes III
County Commissioner The committee reported
Whole number of votes II3
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Cincinnati Commercial: providence
and the Resumption act continue to work
together"
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W, NJ Rust addressed an audience Of
about seventy five at Castne Tuesday
evening, and reports come from there
that he has given a decided impetus to
the honest money cause.
The New York herald., 1879-09-24
LAURA FAIRS "CHIPS."

Laura d. Fair lectured at Chickering Hall last
night before audience respectable both in NUM-
bers and character. Her theme was "Chips from
California" Men. Miss Fair said. always sneak out
Of their difficulties and saddle the blame some
woman. With them it is a maxim. "a woman
is at the bottom of it." The unfortu,
nate Mrs. Belknap. when exposure cames
was put upon and proclaimed to all the
world as the cause Of her husbands downfall. She
then spoke of American prince floating on the
waters of tho Bosphorus and the Golden Horn and
having good time with the hours of the haromss
We had an American princess too. in Europe. she
said. Miss Fair then gave catalogue OF lady's
outfit worth, all told. $1,1O0. and said onoe
at meeting for the benefit OF home-
less wanderers this lady put just o nickel in
tho collection basket. Money. she said, was the
only thing necessary to open the drawing rooms OF
California society. Native literature and native art
San Francisco, she said had the best, the cheap
ost and the cleanest restaurants in the
world The San Francisco stock broker wae
next described as generous. dishonest. openhanded
a class of women quite rapid the horses he sits
behind. ''Gone to the springs" in the end
written the doors OF San Francisco BROKERS'
which meant that no had failed and absconded.
q very frce press indeed" she said The newspapers
will batter down any man who attempts to prove
that he is not guilty as charged by them. The San
Francisco press she asserted, corrupt and vii.
were next described One, she said. Is dead another
who put up all the big Jobs looks exceedingly care-
worn, and third Is studying French. In conclusion
she said the woman in San Francisco who has NOT
scandal sticking to her skirts is hard to find
white blackbird or an honest New York poll