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The Portland daily press., 1879-12-25
The F'raud-A Legal Aspect of 1t.

1t is agreed that if the law of 1877 allowing
the returns to be amended is constitutional,
the vote of Portland should have been counted.
The Governor and Council ought to have
asked the opinion of the Supreme Court upon
that question, as the Constitution itself pro-
vides: They shall be obliged to give their
opinion upon important questions of law aud
upon solemn occasions whenever required by
the Governor, Council, Senate, &c" Art. vi,
sec. 3. How much more dignifed, not to say
decent, it would have been for Governor Gar
celon to apply to the Supreme judicial Court,
rather than partisan lawyers, however liable,
in his perplexity.
But what 1 want to say is that the Supreme
Court have indicated that the law of 1877 is
constitutional, and 1 have no doubt that it was
passed at their suggestion.
In the opinion of the Court, at Vol. Ga,
Maine Reports, page 500, given about year
before the passage of the law of 1877, the
Council having inquired Of them whether re-
turns of votes for Representatives could be
amended, they say that the law of Revised
Statutes, ch. rs, s., had not been extended to
such returns; and they add, whether far
ther enlargement Of their (the Governor and
Council's) powers may not be expedient, is
The Portland daily press., 1879-12-25

THE Boston Pilot, an independent Dem
ocratic paper, which supported Butler in
the latest Massachusetts campaign, is thor
oughly indignant over the Maine outrage,
and says: F'We regard the Maine count
out as the first fruit of the fraudulent seat
ing of Hayes. We neither sympathize with
nor defend it. If q business man we're to
take advantage Of such petty technicaities
to defraud his customers from buying what
they intended to buy, he would be regarded
as thief and an impostor. We trust that
Republicans, though their own crime has
caused this, will resist even to violence.
There is only one way to preserve Republi-
can institutions-by justice-and justice
must be defended. Submission here is no
cure for the former evil" The attention Of
Capt. Lynch of the Montgomery Guards,
assistant County Attorney that hopes to be,
is respectfully called to the above opinion
of patriotic Democratic Irishman.
The Portland daily press., 1879-12-25

So Garcelon, according to his own admis-
sion, knew nothing of the facts in the Aroos-
took case This man Of Jacksonian mold
has been too busy running over the State
and defending his action to find time to dis
charge his official duties. But if he is going
to attempt defence of steal he ought to
thoroughly acquaint himself with the cir
cumstances of the theft
The Portland daily press., 1879-12-25

No, Governor Garcelon, it is not the COM
plants of ''enraged and discounted politi-
cians' that ring in your ears. II is the
voice of the outraged and indignant people
of Maine whose rights you have disregarded
and whose liberties you seek to trampe
under foot.
The Portland daily press., 1879-12-25

IT would appear from the following from
the Lewiston Journal that there is to be no
taxation without representation-unti
Judge Pillsbury is consulted: ''We regret
to learn since the Governor and Council set
the world hunting up fatal defects that
one has been found in the State Treasurers
warrant for the assessment of a State tax in
Lewiston. The same defect probably ex-
lists in the case Of all the other disfran-
chised cities. The Statute provides that
the warrant of the State Treasurer shall be
directed to the Municipal officers, but in
stead of that it has been directed to the
Assessors. This fatal defect, with the strict
construction of the law which the Execu-
tive requires las at present advised) will
render it constitutionally necessary for
Lewiston TO hold on to its State tax, until
Mr.. Pillsbury's opinion on the constitution
ality of the law can be obtained"
The Portland daily press., 1879-12-25

"LET treason be made odious and the
rebel conspirators stamped out by an indig-
nant people," said Eben F. Pillsbury at
Augusta Tuesday night A declaration like
that from his lips in 1861 was never heard.
Then he was giving aid and comfort to the
rebel conspirators.
The Portland daily press., 1879-12-25

THE Argus has at last got up courage
enough to publish Mr.. Goulds letter con-
cerning the Skowhegan returns. Now let
it publish Mr.. Putnam's views. The other
daily papers in the country did it some
time since.
The Portland daily press., 1879-12-25

THE most incendfary speeches yet made
Augusta Tuesday night. 1t is the fusion
leaders who are talking of street fights and
captured cities and besieged State houses.
The Portland daily press., 1879-12-25

MONUMENTAL in its impudence is the ref
erence of Pillsbury to- the reasonable efforts
of disorderly, rebellious and misguided per-
sons" There is no recorded utterance in his
tory so utterly shameless.
The Portland daily press., 1879-12-25

We sternly condemn every act which is in
tended to override the will of the people as ex-
pressed at the polls. Such a crime IS dou5ly.
heinous, because it not only deprives citizens
of their rights but is deadly blow at liberty
itself. 1t is of the essence of tyranny to count
in defeated candidates.-New York Star
(Dem.).
The Portland daily press., 1879-12-25

THOSE who are rousing the angry passions
of the people in the eastern part of this
State are taking upon themselves fearful
responsibility, and must expect to be judged
by the issue
The Portland daily press., 1879-12-25
THE PRESS.
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER s5
The Sun Apology Reviewed.

The opinion is to some extent prevalent,
even among those who concede that the
contingent of the Republican majority in
the Maine Legislature is palpably unjust
and done with intent to defeat the popular
will as expressed at the polls, that the Gov
error and Council, that technically honora-
bic body, kept strictly within the letter OF
the law while disregardng its spirit, and
that by taking advantage Of those quibbles
and quirks which smart criminal lawyers
use to secure the acquittal Of thieves con-
corning whose guilt no moral doubt is enter
tanned, it has made out in defense of its
wicked action a case that cannot be success
fully impugned from a legal point of view.
Taking advantage Of this belief, Gov. Gar
celon, in the apology which appears over his
signature in the New York Sun, asserts that
he and his accomplices have in all instances
governed themselves by the Constitution
and the statutes of the State. That asser-
ton is false. Our canvassing board has not
only put its own construction upon laws
whose intent is disputed and which the
SOuIb 10 ttuOllOllZCu w
terpret, but it has shamelessly disregarded
the Constitution itself and laws so clear in
language and intent that its own sonstitu-
tional advisors refuse to defend its action.
The PRESS submits to its readers this
morning the beginning Of a series Of articles
reviewing Gov. Garcelons apology and the
work of the canvassing board. These pa
pers, over the signature Of 'Lex," are from
the pen Of gentleman qualified by educa-
ton and the nature Of his professional pur-
suits to judge of the legal merits of the case
TIE writer takes up in detail the cases of
those members-elect Of the Legislature who
have been unjustly deprived of their seats,
and clearly shows the injustice, inconsistency
and illegality of the course pursued by the
Governor and his constitutional advisors.
We trust the articles will receive the atten-
ton to which their merit and the gravity OF
the subject of which they treat entitle them
The Portland daily press., 1879-12-25

Mr. REEDS admirable speech at the in
dignation meeting held in this city Tuesday
night will be found in full in our columns
this morning. 1t is so good that not a
word of it should be lost.
The Portland daily press., 1879-12-25

GRIM sarcasm from the Chicago Tribune:
Reform is to be the Democratic shibbo
leth in the next Presidential election. The
signal-fire has just been lighted in Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1879-12-25

AN INVOCATION of the war-spirit of 1861
from the lins of Eben F. Pillsbury, traitor and
inciter of draft riots is enough to make the
blood boil in the veins of all loyal men.
The Portland daily press., 1879-12-25

GOVERNOR GARCELoN 'found it necessa-
ry to justify himself event the constituency
Of Tweed"
The Portland daily press., 1879-12-25

GARCELoN was attended by his staff. Were
they clad in the horrid panoply Of war?
The Portland daily press., 1879-12-25

SENATOR PILLsBURY wants to-" make treas
ON odious, as it was i'll 1861" His support
of it then contributed greatly to that result.
The Portland daily press., 1879-12-25

THE revolutionist is he who prepares to
organize acounted-in Legislature by military
oil
The Portland daily press., 1879-12-25

of the best, and whose Democracy is the
best of its kind, has not lowered its voice in
condemnation of the theft of this State by
the canvassing board. In reply to an article
in the Sunshalf- apologizing for Garcelon and
his accomplices, the World says:
The constitutional privileges of the voter in
Maine must not, by Democrats at least be
taken from him on mere technicality. by a
'written" ballot is meant q ballot the letters OF
which are formed into words with Il pen or
pencil. And yet when the law says q printed
ballot no decent returning officers, we suppose
would exclude written ballot. Errors in
spelling will not ordinarily vitiate ballot II
the sound represent the name of the candidate
fairly. Suppose Mr. Simmons candidate
Ought ballots for Mr.. Simons be excluded?
Or Mr.. Taylor. Ought ballots for Mr.. Taller
to be rejected? Nor will authorizations vit1ate
when there is no reasonable doubt OF the lnten-
ton Of the voter; nor will the use of an initial
as Of a middle name when the candidate has
none; nor will giving the wrong initial, nor
the addition Of "jr.," if in each of these cases
all the surrounding circumstances OF public
notoriety make it plain and unmistakable Tor
whom the ballot was really intended. There
can be no doubt that Governor Gar
celon and his Greenback Council had to decide
whether q given return was q return Lawful
and sufficient TO be counted under the Constl-
tuition OF Maine. But when, if ever, the law
commands q copy of a return to be sent to the
Governor, and the original is sent, nobody, I'M
less dishonest partisan, would throw out the
return. In all such cases conscientious officers
regard the prescriptions of the law as di-
rectory only and not essential to the validity OF
the returns. The things to be secured for pop
ular suffrage are twofold; free and unlimited
vote and correct record and return of that
vote. The rules prescribed arc to be inter-
preted as means to an end. Of course total
and reckless disregard OF the rules, such as
would make return valueless as evidence,
cannot be overlooked. Governor Garcelon can
put himself right only by showing that he ad-
ministered substantial justice under the forms
of law. So far no attempt has been made to
show this.
, 1879-06-27

4Sftn inYk !san. ...,i.
OF tllQ uaeu who rose to Wtaltn IN Aasu,s:n
Inure especially IN Vtcturla. from i3M 10 "s lons
hardly half q dozen died wealthy, aI"l msr, s,,
jarrc fortunes accumulated III that country Tas
.ustle hy ono Caa1k, commonly CHILLED .nn ,.n
ClNrE,n who startcd fn Taslnauta, then ~. ~
uiunau's Land, qs butcher Alla catt'r ueas,
aud NuhseuuoIltkY carrlcl ila operations lilt' !te
Australian continent. Cinrk's FORTUNE ~
chiefly accumulated hy 1nonuy londlng ne,s'st ne Nv
ya,,yed OIL stock fa1Ms, nud ottentlu1Gs scteHf f.S
as much a. l5 aInl III per eent: io uisu ,.tv,. t
years aQo, !eayE sou.e n,0U. ai9s aao,.., a"xs,
guilty of anY act Of public n,1!hslcss'ee', .,sy r
AuItfniAn hanks, one u wh!e!s las n !a.,', ),
{ael tlUrtyt tho bulk Ut thctr incomes 1'o. s,t
lIku s0uece,-aaTancug un sheep stat!"!'s n as.,i
for some Yeats past tl,cy Aye, " RUE. .ety
to do this trccl ly, US they fou1 statton fopc-,
vary troublesome tU daAl With Hhrn tut{ ~ ~
coppaIled to forect0Ec. Their Ihodo " t.r,
cGtlure, taeralote, IL tn lana to btlsl1ess Si i,
IL Melbourne or Sydnev, which III turn aSuI f+o,II
thu uauattes, who. betwuen tiu twq p3}ee,s, PIX *
10 to Ii PR cont for h!s luan. Haaiussuu ,,,rr.
st,,atturs ure thus hopclessly 10 debt ~ ts.,I, VIM
yliauts, usIat1Y thnsc who tund thetm " P. is ius
xuDpjex lur thn half year. station llto ll,'t'I, sa
lnu lutyak uart ~ tlreQry, rough, Alhl mi
u,s nu pxlktcllrs a. Gnll well 10 tE'lae,nIu. mi
almost entirely destitute Ut those ta.auttsI llfr.
culnlurts which ~ lo make W tlsmn t.l.s.'sirn md
Numbers Ut yunng EngIlshnsct', ~ ox,jrh has
rolf4ed. Aru tt..uaY cursuls tue !a!e .rr.,a: hut
llleF have uu 1tleuus to taka them tio'lte lev
to k4sp LhrH, when they gct ', 1ns's' very i.w
,nakan comfortable competence, ahu s'..., III
q cOlIai,iuru3iu fprtuDr, Thesu last susm i
Euutl p4.lnrcttJnn, ul,,ltIst AiWlysfe1u,a .,,"r.
ult4 .Van1 t!lu All4traiiau lAa1a money 'ns's'
, 1879-06-27
HN AXES.


4 Man ,ybo IIuat I:ntt,er f:at Tlam t1tnn
snrlut- t,,ltnrns~A Wuu,uu Who suffers
.rt.,n q, r,,i, A,u.,t ltcr ucu,l.
r,,.t.mnu l,nn,f,-r
v.. T.. :.,,,'.,,,a,., r,,,,,,r, ~, ,rhrrl
'cael''sf, III u'.p'"a.s'' 'o'@''s vi ~"
,trcct, ktn0h d!lalhlatet man. flc "as L!e
suako Man. Oycr lin sl!onlficrs Wis Il red ve1-
vrt Dent msart]c.I,azuu cape, fantnAt1ea!ly
,s;.,,,,a, .i,,, f,1,5 M, towdry Mil n.us
s"." ,,' "'." ."i.sa, ,,..., s.1 n,,,~ Mn,
ea3aeo orecetcs s't'rca WIN ~" "unt"S. w"
wlg 1f ltcmp thnt rcact'cd to his "alss, CON-"
uletcu iii, utt.rc.
t.t,r vo,, a., .nakt.t3n modcstly !nautrcu
",s.,.'.,.. O ~" ~ .''""''''
our pIchlIf1ehtiarS
tbs litt!u wien crcs wlnkcd, ntiu thc Httlc
Old tnan xa[l, "Cot,,e tu.n
~ rallied II his den. In thrce t,pxcs, covered
III, ,,tnd,,..n,a.. ".,h. t.nrox VAR marked
wy" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uo"ea "Vsu III" "' ..'..s.
SNla cFacRfss ana CASTOR o''s-'hy' eo"eo' son'e
thirty Or f0str 1l tho silny monsters.
"Illese aru uy ucty.'' said tl!p old nIau.
, 1879-06-27
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY JN a7 so-tvEHE PAGES

,al1una Vi lAr,upr*' ttrt,auce. any lanst"fd VIM
.cts tntnnt fnr non pay sncnt ut Nh unfair fehk
MI enemy II TIM human tncs. md we nlrtise o,r.
':yns tn nfbect Ivy hfery ,icanA IN 1ilF tm"nf t'io
.lrtlhtH nj atch upk:th&lutt.
All this jst IN .A} The least Of II, slissnra'lnE.
. especially III AntA i!kc these. WHEN the Whole
agricultural iturcs4 :fs Hinder clo,l1 "t'et' II
sIut likcty 6ut,.i TO tlisherEe.
, 1879-06-27
C1a:IAI.11,..:

srf'taI Msna.e@ 70 1"1 tI'sI1e T,e.,,,. ,.,,
Nh" lo3k'" ."-''o". MIs' iu,' ns"' @
'esss' WIS se"'tpcu - ,'". eus.s y. .,. ,s.,
rer ~! .o.".' "'l.' .4s1 ~, .,,v,.,t,t,,
Jury Aske" oY tiso I"1onee !. ~ 'uu
~ fay: ns 'sI'm' " ""s "a,,,,, m, !,
n'''' '"e ''a1' pun w.. :" 1..,, ,, ,,,1i ,,,-
tle no" ccls ce'l III '"s ioao os"a'" , w."
doa"sasy Eet te'ea, eo''"e"u'e", "". '" ."'.s,'.n
dteeolly ID I:e 'eHal psoee"s ~" W -,
Tue tsel'nE oi INSECURITY a'no"a NV ~. ~
View lofE II t3ft.tes t"an sser ,, n's0 |''
seF es tae ce'"ee nas euo'o 's., W "s"'' .,u..,
,. =" .ee "." g., ~ ~" mi ,,u,,s.t IN,
s's Ns" 10" tvt,,...u. ,n,,,n.f t,,nt some If fin
uaF cap'' ""l,s .,st- .,.', .ss., tsn.., .,,o,t
~. H., .,a, NJ. .1trli,. othova wero fIrt1 will,
on t.'s "ea M.s'N.n u A., ,,, h,,n,nrc,
" IVY @sos"", s"f =, ,,,, ,,n,1 s,n,h,n,, nr NJ
"teIa noas ,rIt, In 1vrcntton NJ th.,
S,n.aa a ,ror her. rv,.. whte,, VIVA pIece OF old
u'4so ~. ,,t @ 1'I' ,at hson r.c1 hy t,,r 7rl
m,.sp". " ,rn., M rnorka ~ vln1enrc on
.slnes' 's" as. "s a1,oM. ..rn,r', lr thr st1c of
.ne oou9' e1Hsps .. Is"a.1 ,,n,ar ,no cvc. md
nv uosI. = - ~ 49, ,.nI The h.n1npc m
s'.1'' wv ~, r1..,,,s H. hal hmm Torn from
.M1s' huts "ps ~ . ,,,,,v ,,o. = 1t,tto
tllscolorcd, apparently by some, 1aquM
which Ind oozcd from Mrs. null's mouth. There
""N" .,s" s,,n,t .not NJ n,nod ,,u,n IL, The
WIZ ulso s. ,'o,,, 4,r fron, the ,ronfns
hantaec "hen haa oee1 1os" ,'u". ,l' Nv Msv ~ ;.
cloth had originally bsen used by Nancy as q
bau,laeo on trr own wrias, which she Ind
onroIrrd- Mira. Hill atyteed her to replacc 1t
sP'alncu' "'s' .ts' a.a - ~ ,rna ,aLon M
ny hanael n.',loaast "s'' ~" ~ ""' ''"o'' 0A
1t waa left tn Mrs. uull's room.
Mr. Townsend, counsel for DR.. Hull's family,
nskcd Capt Wtiiauls II It was true Us reported,
,,,at MN ind told hlm file witncss) that Dr..
!laa @o .'a. ~ ,,,,' III" a., tsfnro ,,,o ,nur.
HUI had eohsuitsu ~. "'''t oeolo '9'o '"A
der III regard to committing thc crime
$%nr WtA1tnmE rGt)l1GI TINT q nun haQ eatu
, 1879-06-27

sr. LOUIS, Mo-, June 20.-A Lexington (Afo)
dispatch says thu. L. Il. Taylor aud Robert
ruylo., brothers. and 3. g. Wren, all farmers.
hetwecu wl,oul an old foud existed, met III
Wellyiitc, Lafayette County, yesterday, and
renewed theis quarrel. Tile Taylors fired four
imlIs Into Wrcn'e body. tnortally wont'inR hln',
md Wren Killed X y. Taylor Instantly atd
fatally wounded Bob
, 1879-06-27

SCALDED.
Special DIftdtth h Ths 7ttbHna
MENDOZA, IT,. juno Al.-Whi1c f.euts gicka,
The foreman, uni son,u Ut tlle employees 1T ,tu;
MENDOZA Brewery were scarcllinE for !enkngo
In tho bollcr this evun1uR, All ,rnn plug burst
from the tltc, MID stream ut steam, seventy.
ayc pounds pressure, struck Atlulph stadel,
wlo was leaning directly oycr 1t nt tie time.
scal1inr him frtghtfnily. lie IN ono complete
b'ark blister nl over his hody, hls face a, heal
INCLUDED, Tt,e foreman IL badly burned ahout
tic fncc, ncck, md l'aanls a!!tl ono or two Of
tllc otilrr men less severely. Thu proprietor.
Mr.. Z. Hcnnl,igt who was III tftc enRltierooln at
tic tino MD closc bS. hnsa very narruw cscape,
condition. .
, 1879-06-27
SPRINGFIELD LADIES,

IOft[4I U!1Vdk<A 10 1Hs 1TltHHzs
SrnISuPtKtu, H.. June eh.-Iho Lad'es'
Hats FaIf Association Ut tlts city hs'4l tcte
IN t!o grouads titday, wh!ch was largely at-
trnled.:' The object was 10 salAs funds to I'M
proyu Tho EroulIlls for thu coming fair. T4efu
Meru uu1nter Ut prizes offered luf archury, ".
lHipslorld!ug, two wulk.Ilg ilatvhqs, etc.
, 1879-06-27

f.oapoh, Junu Al--lu tue f!ousa Of Lords
tha eysntMg Lord Salisbury raid tlat dispatch
trom Lma, psru. received today, states that
tls Bolivian ageut4n Peru Is ignorant of the
proclamation reported to have been issued w
,oltyt4, authorizing pflsascsrs sa!llls under her
tiag to setze CAIltau merchandise even In ncli-
tsal shlps, al,l not eoutrabaa1 Of war; that, Gc-
, 1879-06-27
TELEGRAPHlC NOTES,

NEW YonK, Juno 2o.-Alhert Weber shs
observation-disclosures, who died YESTERDAY. lsa'I'
M cssnto valued Mt from 4500, ono to $sboon'
NEW ORLEANS, La. Junu a0.-tu ue Ionssr s!r
tllsonul CGnvqn11Il, tho raabutlun ardcF!as W.
Treasurer nut 70 paY thu July iulo:cst wss fo'S
Douat I'LL ErilSY.
, 1879-06-27

I.oSpoA, June 2G.-A dispatch fEon Rome
says Pteu,lcr Deprctt1 has proposed TO tho con-
mission 10 which the ertst-tax question was re-
le5sed that tic tur On nfertoe grain be ahuthhed
from Sept. /; that rcductEnn Of oneeluattcr
Of tux Gu other qualities bc made frutn jnn !:
and tint tlr stoltton Ut the epltfe griSt-tax be
declared tu 1851.
, 1879-06-27

MT0HTlNT NEHUTIATlU"H' -
LONDON, June nG.-A t!lepatcli from 1'crlIn
SAYS Russia Is active,y trying to elect an undcr-
standing Will, the Sultan for an cx partc abo'i-
t!on OF the obnoxious teaturcs in the trcaty of
1serlin. According to tic National Zfil"nq,
Rt1ssia te rndcayoslng tn form coalition With
Turkey md Franco ngnnst EnRland, Austria,
and Germany.
, 1879-06-27
vrIIE NATIONALS

WAsu1xo1os. D. C., june e8.-lhc following
card haa been furnished ios pahl'es.!oa:
The statement published throughout tho country
shai tha manager Of tae TueAo Convention had te-
ce!, I'd encouraging letters FROM Nessss. Wright,
Jaaes. Love, Aurch, and other Sttionat meulooss
vf CongEess II wholly untrue. There IL nnt
tlcte " elaewhssu, r. II. MuRtIi,
Cl4ismsu Of the National Congregational cumlnlt.
, 1879-06-27

h&n1 somo fun. IN putting thcin ont shc ua4
yolens townrls uIc 1t them, whorrupun ali.
ttr, ,larltisl rhnniaa llnltttI. q rev revolver
.fja tl.rcatunu,l tu hnvH llar l.ii III !n,l",. liz
Wis arrcatctl aud locked ~, nj thu Arllury.
, 1879-06-27

SAN fnA:cIsco, June M.-rllo rcporlca out
:lgu on Mts. McCullun. of Butter Connty, IL
denied by ihu husband of The deecascd, who
suites that tins tramp made llo scrit,la attack
,,,i.l that luatf, ,ncurrcsl from natural causes
, 1879-06-27
RUSSIA.


LONDON, juno 26.--hrton Is rife tu st. Peters
burg, and In every part ot kus4ta. The Town
Of Bxyrat1, on ths Volga, has becn nearly de-
stsoYea by fire. a uuE1ls,er u pessons hsFs
been arsestcsl at Kfcf, ii. Petersburg, aul Aoa'
cow fur claudcs.laely tradIng ta explosives.
, 1879-06-27

FAN ECU IIV&*S T H9s9 Va s9*S'
I.ouIsylLLE, KY, Juno 2d.-1he executions of
ltohcrt Anderson and Charles Webster VIII mol
:nku place Tomorrow. Anderson "as to iavc
bccu. hanged fur tho murder OF his vile. Wep-
,ttr vas the accotnpl|co Ut ucorco Washington,
1ur last Fcbr,,arr fur rape llptill Frunces 0ttet
a EIrl ii II. Both of tho cos'denusd aro col
urt1,
, 1879-06-27
AT{:UANIErAN,


MORE THOuALE fOk EAAUues
LONDON, June 4G,-.'rhe Indian Government
haa received Information that Abdul lsaptaan,
pretca,ler to the Afghan throne, who has hlticr-
to Tired under lussian protection, hls fuYadcd
Badakahan, and the Atglan troopt In Baik1
have raYoltel.
, 1879-06-27
STOCK SAFE.

Couxorh HtuFpa, Ia, Jnns N.-A bss 5aae'
stuck sale, she lrat OF sctIcs, wus hell! 'ets' "
day. Tie aticnuance iroM all parts OF u'e he"
was largo a,pl bids good, n number nf sapF
Aoslg ru1ntn. tuto thu hundreds vi dotla1ss
, 1879-06-27
ARKANSAS,

Lima Rock, Ark, Juns 2A-'Ihc State
Treasury resumed currency paYlncHt on 1ut-
ssA,,t.!'Fs 4uaasor's warrants su-s!aY, tho ca!-
Isctors laYing ucarlY all pul oycr ulr gcscnuv.
, 1879-06-27

Avoid uAnR those rslnedtes containing opi1ms
morphiA, etc. j; but when the baby ID sick use ur.
Bulls naby SyInp.-pcrtsetaJ sait a1A t!wsss w.
llaule. Pgtco only 70 CEnt1 bottle
, 1879-06-27

New Yonx, dune !2o.-'rbo schooner Cum
nIugs. arsiYud ftum !aru. ras'orts sl'e lpss nf
lls Captain aul thu aealnun fEonl yellow iercs.
, 1879-06-27

MUKONK AND ROH3EHT.
OswEdo, n. T., June .u.-Elbridgo 1suoy, q
far.nsr OF v.oga County, was murdered at'd
ri,rl lust night by Daniel Buarles. colored, to
wbuln ne haL refuitd loan Of nunry.
, 1879-06-27

paov1pEscE, Il. L., june e0.-Edgnr D.
Thomas and wife l,ure Hired apaFt. Lust night
,,n called upon his wife Ut the hoiso OF heF
tu her, AMI during brlcf interview shot her
fatally u,l4 fled.
, 1879-06-27

Il OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,
Nxw YoHx, juno a-ArrlYcd, steamship
Ancriqae, from llnyrc.
QLAxaaw, Juuu 2d.-Astlycd, Htlte Ut Ala.
baIau, fFusn Suw York.
, 1879-06-27
ITGIII'NiNQ.

Tlrusvl1LE, Pa, juno a9.-nurfng licavY
thunderstorm thts' afternoon a man nu,urd
William Hogan, working at the Esmes l|loomcry,
was struck By lightning aI,d INSTANTLY killed
, 1879-06-27

LoxnoH, juno 9o.-A correspondent at Berlin
reports That tho Conservatives. Ultramontants+
Poles. anu Aifnttana In tho 1sclchstar appear to
hayo como to an understanding which SEIZURES
for tue Government maiority Oh tho tariff
question.