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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-01
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. Henry HIN Of stoneham, IN the
w county Of oxford and State OF Maine, by
his mort gage deed, dated the twenty second day
OF january, A. d. lsI2, recorded In Oxford West
ern District Registry of Deeds, Book -, Page 20
conveyed 10 me, the subscriber, certain parcel
of land situated IN Stoneham, aforesaid, desCTib.
ed as follows TO wt:-The easterly half Of lot No.
., in the sixth range and first division Of lots ia
said Stoneham, formerly known as the james NJ.
Perkins homestead. And whereas the conditions
of said mortgage have been broken, by reason
whereof. claim force losure Of said mortgage
MARTHA ii. HOLMES.
BY II. UPTON, her Ally.
Norwav Iune Is 1879. - 3W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-01
Guardians Sale.

10y virtu, ot "A licca-, from the Hon. Judge o
ID Probstc for th" county oi oNf"id, ihe sub
scllbcr Gu4rli o. OBJ Emma l.. trH-t. vii sell t
private sale at the Office Of Betr'' EpJ ham
NorNHy. tn -atI county. ou NIlEpNl, tle - .th
DAY or JTTY A - $50 40 ton O'Clock IN DO
forenoon nII thc ntero-t ui said waIi iu th r' a
e. t.'c cI ihs late Geo. N Eycrrtt. deceased, hc'
ug his homestead farm n -gid Norway. also ihf
a.m lu Waterford known t- th" stephen T. ft'c
tor farm. y BRADLEY FROST.
l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-01

On tombstone near Peshawur, In
dia, is this inscription: Sacred to the
memory of Rev. Blank Blank, A. NJ,
who spent seventeen years as missionary
among the Afghans, and translated the
Holy Writ into their language. He was
shOtby his choukewar. We'll done, thou
good and faithful servant" 4sHH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-01

lu'1 f.ril e. Loiicc trains VIII run To- I""oNs'
GDt,G WT~r.
For Lewiston. l,.t,c l"rf.1rd @ = iu am, y -
and . 80 y m fl Quti,,. MonTcal ana th'
west leave .l.r,' 70 a" =. M, Lewiston az
30 -. M. south laiI- % I'D, o.. m. and 1orhan al
o. uu =.
Lscll t,a.ns for Goi hmm leave Pntl1nl 20 $50
a. m a. g. pi. and % 40 2. Ia, aud >'uih Paris
AZ lu 30 o.. in. aud -ii D.. w.
Mixed iof Island Pond leave "oih1m 40 ] ~
3. m.
GOING FAST.
For pariiaul leave Lewiston 40 10 IN. 10 -
"a. m, .i1p, M. and ~ o.. m. tor Portland
Lcwiitou ana Boston leave Island Pond at 20
A. m Gorham 20 H. IN. and south Paris 10 -
4. Co...
Local for Portland and lewiston leaves G1th1m
40 %. one. south Paris az - t 10.
Mixed fpr Portland leaves GolhIm ~ w. a.
M. south Paris At = ,io y. 500. .
Mixed for Gorhgm leave. Island Pond az u ''
u m J. llttk~ON,
t.vutral Manager.
Moutrcal May -, ls;l. -j.If
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-01
Sfatr of Muinc.

OXFORD. ss:-Cotrf or County Commissioners,
Nay Tern. 1879.
WHEREAS, the county commissioners OF said
w County OF Oxford, on the petition OF SlL-
EASUS POOR and others, as provided In section
one chapter eighteen, OF the revised statutes a ID
on the ald day OF October, A. H. ISIS In pursuance
OF section -, chapter Is, OF the Revised Statutes,
Law out = highway or road over lands IN the urin-
corporaied townships known as Andoyer North
surplus, and letter sc" townships, tracts OF land
in said county, not within any town or plantation
required by law 10 raise money, TO make and re-
pair highways, notice being given for hearing
on said petition A. prov ided by section 81 of said
chapter Of the Revised Statutes they did, IN com.
pliance with se- ton four OF fad chapter, perform
the duties required 10 lay out said road, com.
menc.ng az the arm OF Richardson Lake, In &C
town ship, over lands IN said ownship and the
township OF AndOyer North Surplus IN Black
Brook Bridge in Audoyer, in said county, and
now said County Commissioners on this l3th day
OF Nav, A. u. ls19, being day Immediately ater
the location Aforesaid, do hereby assess on the
lAnds IN said townships the sum Of Five Hundred
and Fny Dollars, and do adJudge said amount
necessary for max ing opening and paw ing expenses
attending said road, and for the purpose OF rails
ing a tax 10 make, open and pay expenses attend
ing said road, 10 said townships. We do therefore
divide said townships In as many divisions as are
equitable, conforming as nearly as Is convenient
10 known divisions and separate ownerships, ana
do Assess upon each sum exclusive OF lands re-
served for public usesa sum prOportionate 10 the
value thereof. duly regarding the benefits likely
TO result TO said divisions by the establishment OF
said road. not regarding said assessment upon
said townships a. unreasonAbly burdensome 70
the owners thereof, assess the sum necessary,
as Aforesaid for making, opening and pay lng eN-
penses, attending said road on tue lands In sad
townships, 10 vii;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-01

OXFORD, ss:-Ata Court Probate held AT Pafis
within and for the County OF OXFORD, on the
third Tuesday OF June, 4. y. 1872,
CuARLES RNNKINS executor on the estate
I ! OF jacob Buck iate OF Hiram, N said couu-
II, deceased, having presented biz account OF AL
mnstral ion OF the estate OF said deceased Tor al
lowauce.
Ordered, Thatthe said Executor give notice
10 all per. Interested by causing copy OF TINS
orderto publishedthrec weeks suceesslNeIy lhtne
Oxford Democrat printed al Paris, that they may
appear alta Probate Court 10 De held ~ Paris
In aid county on the third Tuesday of July next
atg O'Clock in the forenoon aud -hew cause ~ any
tber have why the same should not hr allowed
\ II. WALKER, Judge.
A true copy-Attcst: II. Z. OAtIsi Kesl,tcr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-01
CAUTION.

yTHIs CERTIFIEs, that my wife, sUsANSAH
i PARKER, has lett my bed and board without
sny proyocatiOn, and forbid all persons trusting
or harboring her on my account after this date
WILLIAM A. PARKER.
Milton PIN, June %, 1879. q 3w'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-01

-Governess (desirous Of explaining the
word ''enough" Now suppose, Fred
dy, that YOU give pussy all the milk she
can lap, all the meat she can eat, and all
the sweet cake she cares for, what vii
she have:" Freddy with surprising alac-
rity)-'Kittens. '-NarioH CO., Dir
rOr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-01

Brown wrote TO his father in the
country, that no one could live decently in
Boston for less than three dollars a day.
The old man replied that if decency was
selling 80 dear, he'd better come home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-01
ANnovrR NORTH SURPLUS.

And no person being sgrieyed by any assess
ment Aforesaid. and taking no appeal IN the prem
Uses, We DO hereby order that said road snail De
made and opened within one year from the time
when all proceedings shall be closed, and L. n.
HASTINGS OF Bethel is hereby appointed TO super
intend the expenditure Of said sum on letter &C.
and J. a. FRENCH OF Andoyer. on said Andoyer
North Surplus, in making and opening said road,
and said agents are hereby required 10 give bonds
20 the Treasurer OF said county, with suretes 10
DO approved by the county commissioners TO eX'
pend the money faithfully, and TO render account
thereof on demand, and II the owners OF lands
assessed at aforesaid, shall fail to make and open
said road TO the acceptance OF the county com
missioners for said county, after actual eNamlna-
ton by one or more OF he board, within said one
wear then the aforesaid agents shall proceed i'm
mediately thereafter to make and open said road.
and Il Is further ordered, that said assessment be
published forthwith, as the law requires, three
weeks successfully, the last publication 10 be
within three months from the date oil the assess
ment aforesaid, in the Kennebec Journsl the
state paper, printed at Augusta, In the state OF
Maine, and the Oxford Democrat, a newspaper
printed at Paris, in said county, where The aiore
said lands lie.
Dated this 18th day OF May, A. d. ls79.
CHAS. ID. PESDENTER,
BENZ. Y. TUELL,
Co. Commissioners OF Oxford County
ielI.3W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-01

OXFORD ss:-At a Court OF Probate held NJ
Paris, within aud for the County of oxford on
the third Tuesday Of June, A. ID. l-,Y.
UOUN {. WIMAN. JR., Guardian OF Mary p,
81 and Clement Knox, minor children aud heirs
OF Albion n. Knox. late Of Peru, IN said county,
having presented his account OF guardianship Of
said wards for allowance;
Ordered That the said Guardian give notice
10 All persons interested by causing copy II lhi-
order TO De- published three weeks 'urecs,NeIl VA
me q Nford Democrat printed al Paris, that they
NAV appear AZ Probate Court 10 De held nc Paris
m said county on the third Tuesday Of July next.
at niue O'Clock IN the forenoon aud shcW cause u
any thew have why the same should not De allowed.
A. n. WALKER, Judge.
A true copy-atlcst; II. L. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-01
Malice Of Foreclosure.

yIvHEREAS. George II. York, on the lSth DAY
w of August, A. d. 1876, by his mortgage deed OF
that date, and recorded at the Oxford ltesIsuy oi
Deeds, Book l73, Page 81, convcycd 10 lhe ~
mortgage, to secure the payment Oh the sum "
three hundred dollars and interest as set IoIlh ~
the condition of said mortgage the larm sltua'eu
in Woodstock, in the county OF OXFORD, known rs
the homestead farm OF The said George III. YORK.
which deed of mortgage ana the registry lhereoi
Il hereby referred ~ for n more definite descrip.
ton of the premises and of the condition OF sald
mortRagc-now hereby give notice that the con-
ditlon OF said deed of mortgage mas Oeen orOkeni
and that by reason thereof, claim foreclosure
OF the same, as by the Revised statutes OF tIe
state OF Maine, provided. :, ,,o,,,-
N,,t,o, PIP limo IL 1870 2l.Sw
OXFORD. ss:-At a Court OF Probate held AZ
Paris within and for the County OF oSioro
on the third Tuesday OF Juue, A. ID. 1879.
C,ETH H. FAUNCE, Trustee on the estate OF
= William w. Oliver, late OF oxford, IN sala
county, deceased, having presented MS account OF
administration OF the estate OF said deceased lot
allowance. ..
ORDERED, That the said Trustee give notice
to all persons Interested by causing copy OF
this order TO DE published three weeks snceessiyey
In the oxford Democrat printed 40 faris thAt thty
may appear at Probate Court TO be hello NJ Ts1l-
In said County the third Tuesday OF July next
at qo'cock in the forenoon aud shew cause II any
they have why the same should not be allowed
A. II. WALKER, Judge
A true copy-Attest; n. c. DAVIS Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-01

Il
previous preparations Esscnccs g Extracts Of Gin;
IT. Composition. Herb Teas, pala Believers, and
the hundred aud one diR,ustLg and nausoaiing
ourselves It's instantaneous effect In
Cholera, Cholera Morbus,
Cramps and Pains, Chronic
Diarrh0d, Dysentery and
Cholera InJd,it1tni, Diar,'h0a
ir TeefhinO and dy Summer
Complaints. Dyspepsia, FYdtu-
leacy, Sluggish Digestion, UORt
of Tone and ActiUify iIs tie
Stomach ana BoEeIs, OpPreS-
sion after Eating, RiSiHT If
Food and similar 1iimentS,
ChiHs and FererS, Colds and
ChiiiS, Fererish Symptoms,
MdlGridt TeUerS, Pains ia the
Bones and Joints, symptoms
of Rheumatism, Neuralgia and
Gouf. Cola ErtrcDiticS. .Sus-
pended Circulation and De-
pressed condition Of the Tit0t
Forces, 9'endc. st the Standard
Household Medicine through
out the Iengfh and breadth Of
the land. OHscG, on land, for
the trGUeiier, for the yOHm1, the
dOed. Undcr all circumstance
and conditions, both as q md
cine and as q gentle slim uidRt
or bercr0Je. ~ Il tie 3ROSt
grateful and cDectire prepare
tom eUcr compounded az tie
history Of medicine.
Beware q diluted and worthless limitations
? commended by dealers for purposes OF gain.
AK tor and INSIST upon having SNNFoLD'- NNAI-A
GINGEE.
Sold 6y nll Wholesale and Retail Druggists
Croccrs sud Dealers IN Medicine ihroug u.Gt fIf
United States and CRuadgs. Price. ,1 cent, D. r
bottle WEEKS & POTTER. General hs-Ib
and Who'll ale Druggists, BOSTON, Mas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-01

OXFORD. sS:-At % Court OF Probate held nj
Paris. within aud for the County 81 oxford, on
the third Tuesday oi June, 4. ID. lsiI.
IN the petition of SrEHPEN 4 PARSONS.
~ Guardian 81 Elmer Thomas, minor heir "l
tSIsr 4 rbaycr. Iaf, % OK ord 10 said county,
deceased. PRAYING for license "a sell Anh convey
certain real estate described In his petition on
ae In the Probate Office. At AN advantageous % r
of one Hundred and Tiny Dollars, made by Mar
tina l.. Mckcen of oxford
Ordered That the said Petitioner give notice
10 all persons Interested by causing an abstract OF
hi- petition with this order thereon 20 DE published
three weeks successfully in the oxford Democrat
newspaper printed At Paris Ia said county that lhey
may appear al q Probate Court to be hrld ~ avs
on tbr IN ri Taes,lay Of Iulg next nc nine o'clock
In the forenoon anil shew cause II any they have
,yhy the same should not be granted
\. II. WALKER, Judge.
A true copy-atteSt: II. {. DAVE, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-01

OXFORD, ss:-At q Court OF Probate held at
Paris within and for the county OF oxford
on the third Tuesday of June, 4. u. le'P,
TLIPH NLET MORRILL,, OF sumner, admins
II traitor on the estate Of James jordan. late Of
sumner. In aid county deceased having present o.
ed his account ut administration OF the estate OF
said deceased Tor allowance:
Ordered. That the said Administrator give notice
to an p,rron, interested BY causing copy Of thi@
order a. be published three week. excessively ln
the oxford Democrat printed at Pans, mat ihc'
may apBcar AZ A Probate Court To b. held az Paris
in sad county. On the third Tuesday OF July next
At nine o'clock in the forenoon, and shew cause II
any they have why the Same should not De alIo"cd'
A. II WALKER, Judge.
4 TING cnnH-aLL..L: ~. q UAAI.. kcgL-lrr-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-01
SANfORD'S
JAMAICA GINGER
THE QUINTEssENCE OF JAMAICA
GINGER, CHOICE AR0MATiCS,
AND FRENCH BRANDY.

A PREPARATION 81 iefratly favored and
~ incidentally cuyctlyc as 10 utterly surpass all
previous preparations, Essences or Extracts Of Gin
r, Composition. Herb Teas, pala Believers, and
the hundred and one disgusting and nausoating
pOsscis with which We havc been wont 10 does
ourselves. It's instantaneous elect In
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-01
wIIIRLwIND

Whirlwind was a bay stallion with
black name and tail, and could both pace
and trot fast. He was brought to Maine
from Canada in 1852, by G. A. Hastings
of Bethel. He is known as the sire OF
Bay WhalebOne, b. G, record 2:264.
Among the other Canadians which have
left valuable stock in the State is the gray
stallion Indian Chief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-01
COLLINS, YoLIAIG PLASTER

!. warranted on the reputation % Dr. Collins. -
inventor odd ply stefan. 10 DC tho beat plaster Ia
the world tmelIClur. The ualuu OF The two grcAt
medical ascats, p Electricity and " dical & unis
AM .ncrs iuy lustines the claim. and entities
thlE grturdy o. rank foremost among all curative
compounds f'r ~ external Aches and PAS and
O.r1aic Ailments.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-01
CRAWFORD HORSE.

The Crawford Horse, by virtue of hav-
ing three descendants in the $50 list, Is
entitled 10 a prominent place in this art
icle. He was a chestnut horse and was
brought to Maine from Canada by Mr.
Crawford, Of Skowhegan. OF his de-
scendants, the following have honorable
positions in the $50 list: W. II. Tay-
lor. Oh. 2 by Crawford Horse, dam by
Witheren, record, 2:294 Lew Pettee,
b. :. by Benson Horse, son Of Crawford
Horse, record, 2:29; Startle, blk. h. by
Andrews Horse, son Of Crawford Horse,
record, 2:263
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-01
GRAND TRUNK R. R
winter Arrangement.

Uu'H f.ril CT ro,icc trains viii run a, follows
snf,g WFST
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-01
OXtoRp. s..-Ata Court ofProbate held at Par.

A true copr-Atte.t: II. Q. DAVIS ResIster.
, 1879-06-24
OBITUARY.
6p1tfaI Dfepatch to 5,hs JTfonnS.


DsoArun Ill.,, Jnne 2a.-A pail settled over
this community this evening when Il bccamo
known that tho nou. A. J. Gallagher had lica
suddenly in Ills Office, unattended, at $40
o'clock. I1o bud been quts III sthce Fr1ay Inst,
owing to an excessive uke OF stimulants. Ills
physician saYs hts stomach gaze waY suddenly,
md death Nos inovttsble. Mr. Gallagher pos
aessed ono Of tho brightest legal minds N any
lawyer ID the Wost, psncttccd almost wholly In
tho higher courts, md VIVA Widely known
throughout the State. lie was natlye OF Ire.
lald, aud .waa just st ycara Of ago. In 1867
he was elected Circuit JudGo Ut the Fourth
Judicial District, which position he held with
distinct!ou uptil 1B73. lin toaves a wife and
Qua child. who went to California some months
ago on visit. 1lc possessed one Of the finest
Inv libraries In tho State, WAS ono Of tt,o stock
hodera In tho Decatur, National Bank, and
lcavcs property said TO- ba worth 40 ,00o The
funeral viii not occur iur several days.;
Xn<c1al l3tt,atch % Ths 1rtatsnA
b. LnsIla, June a9.-sI. Fred Thornton, late
Circuit Clerk Of ct. Louis County, a.,d at one
time the nost popular politician In VI Louis,
died here to-day Of consuulption. The .leceascd
waa on)J 20 ye0ra Of ago. md ret had lal very
active l[fe, About ycar ago lie left horc, eay.
Ing bis hccountd snort to the ertent Of 800 COO.
t,ls books, found an Indictment aga1nst
him upon = charge at embcxxlemenk. About
ak months AGO Thofnton returned to st. Louis
in broken health 10 de-. ue was immediately
arreeted. but bis old friends gave bail for his
appearance to answer 10 tho charge which, ow-
Ing to his u!.hcaith. ho was never nhlc to do.
, 1879-06-24

Nav OH1BAns, June m.-1ho Convention
statc-Dsbt Conrnlstee reported M ordinance
AuthorssnE the Legislature to provide Tor fund.-
tng tic floating dobt OF tho stato bS Issuing
bonds bearing per cant iutaress, said t,ontls 10
10 receivable Tor all taxss duo tilc Stats prior
to Jan. ], 1B7u :.
. The Domocfalta members ot MIe Convention
ln CAUCUS to night voted on several psoposlfit,ns
respecting the debt question. All propositions
dubt rs Der cent--loat, Il to 6s+ To scala 10 90
per ceut-lost, lg to Ct. To scala 50 par cent
lost, "a to Al. To scale ~ per cent
--.lost, Fl to.1A To ADOPT the mhtor1ty report
ii. TO favor reducing to = per cent for three
years, then 3 per etnt, and afler soT0u yeQrs 4
Der cons.-lost, RI tn Ut. 10 favor pes cent
Tor ten years 4ud per cent thercattsr-lost,
81 to 40, -. -
AdIoursed till tomorrow.
, 1879-06-24
STA1311Et, 10 DEATH.

sTAnnEis TO DEATH.
MracArtNE, H., June a1.-Andrew itergost, 4
young man about 20 yeArd Of age. was murdered
last evening about 10 o'clock BY Harry ilaves.
camp, about tho same ayr, who, according to
t''e osldonco produced at tho Inquest, stabbed
young liergott fyo. sirnes, tho tasp. s:nh pono.
trailing the heart. It appoass tho young mop,
III company With number Of friends, accident.
ally met, wtoa aforIuer difficulty existing be-
tween ono I5utx and Po'vclt Elcrgott, a younger
brother Of the murdered nan, was referred to-
and after mutual understanding between nutI
nnd uctKott II reconciliation WINS effected. 1'h!s
however, did not please Hnvercanp, who, II ii
sthssssins. %hilst.,as ;,ua1ssl!ns Andrew iiess
2ott appeared on tht aroma, ,aud proeccdcl to draw
M hia cont, ,nnd started for 1tayercamp. wno
ran, but was toon ovcttaken, md a fight of but
I1ergott rtcoivetl tito wounds from whtch ho
died in very laN moments.
, 1879-06-24

GALVESTON, June 23.-Thc Ntaes' special from
Marshal says: ,"1n tho case Of tho State Vs.
James Curric, Indicted for Tho murder OF tho
actor, 3. Z. Porter, tho State announces tint 1t
Is ready fur trial with most ot tho wituesscs
present, Including Barrymore Tbs defeuso
presented tho aGldavtts Of nvo Witnesses bY
whom 1t "a expected to proys that Cuss!o was
provoked to tho assault In ee1f-dcfcnsc. Thuso
witnesses absent asked to- have tho caee cor,-
tinued. In reply to tho motion for continuance
i1e State flied full nnswcs With The at!ldnvlts
Of tho atx witnesses, Including tho restaurant
keeper where the killing occurred, that at tho
time Of thu killing thu only -nbrsons pzescnt
wero Darrymoto, Porter, Miss Cummlns, Currle,
a,!l the proprietor. Tic motion to 'strike out
counter.atE1davIts OF tho State was sustained
and a continuance granted. Tic cot1rt-roun
MAS crowded. Great iutercss Is manifested"
, 1879-06-24

Urbana; G. h. Wilkinson, Vinton, H.; Mrt.
F'xabrth !. Cook, hrkadelphta, Ark; aud
largo number Of army appointments
nEroRTHp ADVERSARY.
Tile nomination Of II. 4. Cortn, Of South
Ctro1lna, rs ChicfJusiica for ttM. Supreme Court
nf Utah Territory, whs reported from the Jutit'
taIen1ar for consideration BY sas sotlato hero
after.
rosTrorHn.
, Thu 11onso Committee on Elections nEreed to
postpone further consideration ol tha Ninth IN
diana contosted election case Of hicCato against
Orth until Dccrlnbrr mkt.
KLrcrtoN cAsgs.
Tho Senate Committee on Privileges and Flee
tiona docft1td to con,tncncu tld Ingalls, fnvcttt-
CATION in Kansas by sub-committas Of tlset
to proceed to il1hi State next Sep
.S%Sss s"o " s2 II Ne@ tes se.5. nsasx
November BY a sub-comn.tteu of three.
Senator sauls.ury IL 10 bc Cl,alrman Of thc
Fub.CoEmittcc, md Beuator fl!tl Will probably
+" n'cceA nt tho htaa Of The sah'eomntttso Tor
Tln Scnnto COMMITTEE oti Appropriations fn
voting th.dnv On The refoeton fnf tie Nnal nu-
Jo,r,lnctt ii Congress next wednesday divided
upon strict party itcs, ll!r Kepubi'cans all tau
until tlts tina' enactment Of tf,e bill providing
fur tho judicial oxpenscs OF the Government Is
assured.
THE nEruxn1ro CERTIFICATES.
The total sales pt retnnll,g certificates to
dato amount 70 s@, gSo, ,'t0. leas !1E but $l9,2io
tacntcs into bonds to-day reached So, oo, 226o.
THE AUSTRALIAN Exn1n1TioA.
Information received At sho Department Of
State says TINT the pcFo1 far rccniYitW appca-
, Mnne Iur space II, the International Exhibition Mt
Melbourne has been extended to oe!. 81, 1870
, 1879-06-24
. OTHER CRIMES,

sralsoF1ELp, MASS, June 23,-0ycr twenty.
tlye hundred people attopdad tho funeral oi the
three murdered inaocents A. UolJaka today At
the Ctty-1lall. Hundreds Wera turucd sway.
Remarks were made In German by tha Rsv. D.
T, Hauie, Of the Lutheran Church, and the Rev,
]. +, r. Trask, Of tic Second Congregational
Church. Kellmer pleaded guilty slnillngly be-
foss the local Polca Court, and was bound ovef
TIL the December term. Ae Ia cool aud defiant
as ever, and acknowledges htmsc!s guilty OF no
"1uu we." .9a f b. r'' .s;sDs ;sIs H.
, 1879-06-24

Nfcfif1t.k0N--.f1r.AIRTED.

H.uvo,,, 1..,,a 90 4 ..s.,a, =. H., H..
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, 1879-06-24

MENDOZA, ILL.,, juno oo.--George Williams
and William Hentcr, tEant,8, wcro arrested Yea.
tcrflny wbtlo negotiating for tho snlc OF candles
under susptclons circumstances. 1t was subse-
dt1ettlY nscertaincd that they stolo tic snmo
from aone of the cars on the Chicago, B,trifng-
ton s. Quincy. Mr. Henry. The agent for the
Company at tt,ls potntt prosecuted them to-tlay,
and, In the absence Of $500 bonds, they wore
sent to Ottawa to await a hearing before the
Circuit Court. FLAMES G. Vents, Of. lancaster
Ctr, Pa, was also bronEht up to-day for burg
arixlng the residence Of hlr. Goorro Cook, md
wns hound ogor In the sum Of $8o0 to Tho Cir
cult Court. -:
, 1879-06-24

was taken ID sptlngnad Ina hack uhookkowa
to tho crowd ot 400 waiting at the dcpot TO see
him 20 on tho cars lie brutalfy abused his wte
many times. Biz wscks hctoro, ,she gaye birth
10 tho trlptcta 10 bid 4 ropo around hcr neck,
dragging her about .hd house. 1so wknsod TO
bo hanged this week. Fivo Thousand people
hare bssn to Tho police station to look Al bis
picture,