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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20

MIR. T. T. Small Of Provincetown,
Mass, is about establishing private bonded
warehouse at Southwest Harbor for the
storage of salt in bond. He is going to
engage in the fishing business at tina, place.
having leased Mr.. VIM. Newman's wharf
and buildings.
Capt. F. ]. Sargent, Superintendent Of
the Ellsworth Silver Mine, reports having
found some fns specimens of galena a, that
mine. recently. The shaft is now down
about % feet. A crew Of men are en-
ployed aud work is being pushed forward
vigorously.
The survivors of the First Regiment
Maine Heavy Artillery Volunteers, propose
TO hold reunion sometime during the
coming summer Comrades favoring this
movement and who will participate. will
please notify +. r. Hill. secretary of the as
.ociation. at Bueksport, Maine.
MIR. Andrew j. Gott OF Colts Island. of
the firm of Gott X Moore. proprietors of the
new fish market in this CITY, has purchased
a little steamer in Boston. which he designs
to run. a. a supply boat. To his market.
Capt. A. {. Holt Of this city lcft home on
Monday last to 20 to Boston to get this
boat. He will take her first to Portland
for inspection. thence to Ellsworth, where
he will deliver her to her owners. This
Steamer is an open boat SO feet long
MIR. Henry Moore died in Hancock.
very suddenly, on Saturday last. He was
stopping f. few davs with his brother.
Pelaiiah and just before his death
he went distance from the house to
cut two or three small poles v hich his broth
er wanted in the repair of hay-rack. Re
turning with them, he had nearly reached
the house. when he sat down and expired in
a sitting posture evidently without strug-
gle. His remains were taken to Gouldsboro
for intorment on Monday last
The officers Of Neal Dow Lodge. No.
1875. |. O. G. r.. Ellsworth. were installed
May 9th. as follows A r. Durham. W
c. T.; Rev. I. +. White. r. ". c. T.; Miss
Josie Harding. ". V. T. Miss Annie Clark.
W. s; Orison Call. ". r S: Mrs Mary
A. Thomas. ". T.; Rev f. Harding. ".
C.. liamlin F.. Chilcot,. ". NJ Miss Fan
ny Rowe, W. |. 6. Chas. Woods. ". O.
G.; Miss Cassandra Bowden ". A. ).
Miss Laura Carter. ". H. VI Mr. Layinia
Woodward. X II. s Mr.. Lawrence Good
win. /. ;, For the ensuing year J. {. Chill
cot; has been appointed Lodge deputy. and
Mr.. J. {. Chilcoii, Supi- Of Juvenile Temple.
a Bap,is, church vas rec osul1ed b, a
council convened for tina, purpose. a, las,
Bluehill on Tuesday last Rev l. 5. Trpp
OF Surry ~as chosen Moderator. and Re,
T. I. White Of Ellsworth. Clerk The fol-
loving Is an impcr.cc; sketch uf the pro-
ceelings. the outline Of which va. obtained
from friend on the street Reading Of
Scriptures by Rev Mr. Eyclcih Of Eden;
PRAYER b, Rev Mr. White sermon b, Re,
Mr. Fish Of Brooklin Charge 10 the Church
b. Rev Mr.. Bartlett. Of Scdg~.ek; nigh:
hand Of fellowship. Rev Mr. Tripp BE
sides the clergymen named above there - ere
present. Rev Mr.. TA,l Tor 81 No. Sedg~ick
and Rev Mr.. Baker Of Waieryi!lc College
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20

The house u Ambrose Springer. South
Franklin, vas destroyed by fire to-day. At 8
O'Clock Loss 5000. insured for 500
Merton, people did no, ~ to sleep dur
ing the night Of the late tempest.
At the Corner" there are three ;a,-
ems. 1t cannot any~aN be the Three Iay-
ern,, Where Paul stopped on HI. journey
TO Rome. l. AIuIS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20

Is what a lady of Boston said to her hus-
band when he brought home some medicine
to cure her of sick headache and neuralgia
which had made her miserable for fourteen
years. At the first attack thereafter, i, was
to her with such good results,
that she continued its use until cured, and
made so enthusiastic in its praise, tina, she
induced twenty-five of the best families in
her circle to adopt it as their regular family
medicine. That stuff j. Hop Bi,,ers,-
Standard *'l r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20
Business Notices.
A NEW OPERATION FOR PILES.

After repea ted solicitations from the many
patients | have treated, am now induced 10
announce to the public, my new antiseptIc
treatment for Hemouholds Piles and do
il not in the sense Of an ordinary advertising
physician. but rather as a conviction Of duty
owe tc the suffering. II is well known
that hemorrhoids IS one Of the most com
mon, distressing and wasting diseases now
met with in the daily practice of every phys
ician furthermore, that the heroic and pam
ful operations usually performed for their
relief, without any satisfactory results or
permanent cure, have deferred thousands
from seeking professional advice. Having
treated one hundred and sixteen patients bv
nv new process. all Of which speedily and
permanently recovered, | am prepared TO re-
port the following advantages of the opera
tion. over all others that have preceded it.
First. the operation consists in a single,
painless application Of "Anuseptic Solu-
ton" Second, it avoids all legation, cut
ting and cauterixation. Third, II permits
the patients TO come from any distance, re
eeive treatment and return al once TO their
homes. Fourth. it does not necessarily
coniine patients to their bed, or take them
from their daily avocations. Fifth, the cure
no instance has there ever been return of
the disease.
am permitted TO refer to the following
well known citizens of Bangor and vicinity,
who have been personally treated by my
operation:
Cbas. f. Lyon. Dry Goods, Bangor.
Sprague Adams, Dry Goods & Notions.
s. s. Patten, Merchant,
Joab W. Palmer, Lumber Dealer,
Dr. H. F. Tefft, Dentist,
Henry Z. Sellers, Custom House,
G. p Smith, Lumber Dealer,
Pr. R. Clark, Policeman,
T. G. Stickney, Coal Dealer,
Walter Blaisdell, Farmer. East Bangor.
n. NJ Cowan. Blacksmith, "a "a
T. ]. Cole, Bangor
c. F. Gallagher, Policeman,
David Jordan.
J. c. Hamilton.
John Buck. Merchant, Bucksport-
F. A. Reed, Lumber Dealer, Springfield.
]. NJ. BL-A!sDELL, N. ID.
3mosls "a Main ST., Bangor, Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20
Oisouietude in Montreal.

The water police with one hundred Of the
CITY force have been on duty at the uharve.
since 6 o'clock this morning. There was a
Sigh, run a, the Steamer Lake Chsmplain
this morning. The Captain and several
Others were hit by stones. The Captain
loaded two cannon which had the effect Of
clearing the crowd in iha, vicinity A, ;
o'clook police were struck b, stones. They
charged the mob and made several arrests.
Everything is now quiet The police are
paraiiny and work is nov progressing on
the steamers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20
NJ A Il X l f ID.

Extraordinarily II, BY Rev DR.. Teuney, at
the residence OF the brides parents, Capt
Horace =. Lord and Miss Delie NJ. Joy. both
OF Ellsworth
North Sedgwick-Mav 5, by Rev. Joseph II.
Taylor. Mr.. Pearl :. Parker and Miss Fannie
II Msidocks. both Of Blaehli.
Penobscot-N MAY :, by T.. X. Bowden. Esq,
Mr.. Herbert NJ. Leach and Miss Lillian d.
Leach. both Of rcnobscot
Harrington-May .. by Rev. G. +. Harden.
Mr.. Charles I. Nash and Miss Laura \. Ray.
both Of Harrington.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20
|. L. FRENCH.
Acting Secretary.

In this hour Of bereavement | desire 10
express nv most hearty thanks to the many
Kind friends Who. through the long months
Of my late husbands sickness. and Of my
own anxiety and sorrow. have manifested so
much kindness and readiness Ia help hear
our burdens. Especial! : IN, gratitude
due to DR. ". VI. Haine.. for the .killful
and faithful manner in which he treated my
husband during hi. long illness, and for the
sympathy and kindnes. which his noble
hear; has prompted him to shoS Us since
ms husbands dcccasc
Mas. WOODS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20
Criminal Pregnancy followed by
Death from Malpractice.

Miss Flora Y. Heath, died last night under
such suspicious circumstances a. 10 warrant
a post mnrten examination which Vas made
TO-DAY. and resulted IN undoubtable evidence
of recent pregnancy aud maj practice The
girl had lived the pas; i've weeks with DR..
NJ +. smith, his wife being .bscn, all the
time Smith has been arrested but thinks
an investigation viii yindica,e him The
doctors VINO attended the post norton "a,
however. tina, there Is bat one solution, and
hint al a double crime.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20

PORTLAND, MAY is.
Edward C. Thompson, charged with set
ting FIRE to Dole's house in North Gorham,
was brough before the municipal court to-
day and plead guilty. He vas committed
to await the action of the grand jury at the
September term. He is thought to be in
sane. and is said to have attempted suicide
three yeasr ago.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20

A baptist Church wa. organized !, this
place on Saturday. MAY 18th The ord.-
nanees Of baptism and the Lord, Supper
were administered on Sunday. and a sermon
preached BY Rev. jos. II. Taylor. assisted
BY Mr.. Baker Of Cobb, University. All the
services acre very interesting and the new
enterprise begins under very favorable sir
oumstanees there is good religious inter
est, Rev. Jos. II. Taylor breaches every
other Sabbath
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20

4 letter from Capt, Reid. Of the Bsrken-
tine Henry Warner, Portland, a, Monte
video, April 3, reports that second mate.
f. J. Montgomery, of Boothbay. vas wash
ed overheard and drowned March Is, a; sea,
in heavy gale.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20

Most Mothers are overtaxed and cannot
supply their Babies with proper nourishment.
Then the child has Stomach Ache, piarrhaa,
Wind-Coiic and Worms. Pitchers Castoria
sssimilstes the food, cures oil these ailments
and gives health to the child and rest to the
mother.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20

The Boston Clothing Store is st
opening the Spring Stock, and YOU should
all call and see What an immense pile Of
good. il has, and the cheap prices they
are selling at Read the advertisement, IN
another column. Ellsworth Store, Coombs
block on the Brigde. liu.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20
Henry J Gum Arraiqned for Murder.

PLYMOUTH. Mass. MAY j..
In the Supreme Court Henry J. Gum,
wAs arraigned on the oharge Of numbering
HI. father at Bridgewater. September IA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20

If YOU have Cold take 4iaH.,oa'.
BntuAr Bs|fam. \ sure cure for Coughs,
sore Throat and all pulmonary complaints
To the afflicted Nc recommend a trial og
this superior remedy .-H9stoa Saturday
kreriHg EEpr,ss.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20
lat.

Tickets for all polBts west via. Pennsylvanla
Central. aud Boston and Albany Railroads from
Boston. or Grand Trunk Railway from Portland.
can be had of c. c. Burril at the loves; rates
Also tick cts Portland by inside line Of steamers
Call and see him before purchasing elsewhere
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20
FOR SALE.

THE ~TuBE IN " aIer ~tr,ci. uow occupied by
l y H. Eppss & sons
rrHE EUILuI>, next above the iIrurock House
l on Grant STREET ~ road. wr-t eaI { niun Eiy
~ hr.dsc
1Tl q ACRES LAND. with luiidnk On this
L 10 eastern RAD adjoining thr clty farm
Known Mahan place The above property will
be cold easy trrtus
Sc tor particulars la4g irv %
ANDREW MkIN>
al bis grslicacs az Hancock street, NEXT % rel
icace "a lir ii"!Skin.
Ellsworth. tpri'l Ih l~-p tftf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20

AUGUSTA, MAY is.
Young man named Frank Wright, of
Hallowell, aged about % years, employed
unloading coal for the Steamboat company
at the wharf in this city, fell from the stag
ing into the water, distance of twenty feet.
In the descen, his bead came in contact
with the wharf, making an ugly wound and
rendering him insensible. Before his body
could be found, life Was extinct. He was
unmarried
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20
Forest Fires Dying Out.

The great forest fires are dying out Fifty
thous and acres Of fne oak and cedar woods
have been burned over.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20
T. the uop. Ju,ise q Probate Or AMI within h.

touuft ~ Hancasrk
WILLIAM II. tAMFBEI l.. 81 Ellsworth RS
W psstfuiy, represents. that Tobias Roberts,
late ~ Eicu. in >ai.l Deuutt. arcas.sl in 1t. fe
Time g. Wit the thirsi tay IN september \ u
ISL, entered into contract IN writing with the
saii William II. C7mptglj. copy II which t.
hcTruut- ANNEXED Whereby the <alI ttetra...l
a.rr'-sI with tnc -slI ainploil. convey 10 him.
his heira and a~sin- upon IL. trgs and conditions
-et forth ln e4i contract certain r,al estate ~ hIrh
q fus Ht- rti thrrriu that saiI deceased tlici
without making such conveyance and that your
petitioner has performed al the cen, tioa. ~ aid
contract on biz part " hcrv furv yuur petitioner
prav- that spssiat performance - sail contract
aaay - ,lss-rc',l au that Mar Roberts ami Fi,.u
VI UAHur. tNcvuts'r- uGt last 81 glj anil t.-IA
tafucnt = SAIL Tobias EJtsrts may b. ar,irrri tn
eXCrutn tho sry ,Isti o. eArry 4aitl contract
!ntn cffrt according g. the terms thereof.
l'atssi thl. u ,lay ~ Nprti, \ - is~e
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20

TREASURER'S SALE.
STATE or MAINE. H,Ncocn. =.
Ellswnrth Mar tth ,sso

Maine
costs
mfrt
oy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20
The Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT

" 7
Office Of the Chief Sigma Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., May ls-l A. NJ
Indications.
For New England stationary or rising
barometer. winds seering to east OF. south.
partly CLOUDY weather and occasional RAIN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20

The vess.se Dsls Co, Nsssh.ll. Hseh.
WIN sesd their celebrated Electro yoltsic Belts
70 the aMicted upon 50 days trial Speedy cures
ruAranteed- They mean VIVA. they say. Write
70 them without delay.
lyd u
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20

"THE BEsT CouGH MEDICINE IN THE
WoRLD.'-The Old Vegetable Palmonars
Baisam. Cutler Brothers & Co.. Boston.
Small reduced to 35 cts; Large. 81.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20

Probate Notice.. u. Dorr.
Assays-W. W. Fiske. Il. 5.
Misc Ad..-Gco. + Rowell.
Malt Bitter.-Mslt Bitters Co.
Annual Meeting-E. =. Brady. sec.
Ellsworth Council Royal Arcsnun.
Sirsyed-G. W. Bsgiey. City Hotel.
Insurance >tatemenis-C. Z. Burrili.
Annual Meeiing-John II Redmsn. Sec.
sanford Steamship Col. Litilefed. Agent.
Peabody Med. lnst.-Dr. ". III. Parker. Bo--
ton. Mass.
Back-supporting Shoulder Brs,e-Jos. III.
Tsylor.
Dissolution OF Copartnership-Me-srs Til
den. Littell 4 Hunt
Commissioner Nosice-L. II. wyman, {. C.
Peck.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20

sch Vim Washington. Means, Belfast.
sch City of Ellsworth, Grant. Portland.
Sch Harvey, Bunker. Blnehil
SAILED.
Sch Hussar. Hart, Bar Hsrtor.
Sch Arhoreer, Clark. Boston.
Sch Globe. Alley. Boston
Sch vandalia, Alley, Calais.
uD0us~ssaC POres.
RosroS-Ar Is sch Mary Cushman. Patten
Ellsworth: tares.s. Pratt. Ellsworth.
JAcksoNSILLE-sld sch A " Ellis, Ferguson,
Belfast.
NnwroHr-Ar Is Sch Capt John. Grant. Provi-
dence for Ellsworth
New YoRK-Ar sch westerloo. Whitaker, Ellis
worth for Ronsiout
Ar "a. sch olive Branch, Whitaker. Ellsworth.
for Rondout. Grace. Alley, Roekiand.
Ar 10. Sch Nellie Grant, Jordan, Key LARGO.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20
ID l + j.

Obituary notices. bsyoad fAs DAFT, Nams aHd -igs,
sassf b. PAID FOR az tAs rtsfr II ten csHfs iiae
Hancock-May Is. Henry c. Moore aged Il
years and : months.
Carlisle. Mass.-April n. Abble VI Hods-
kins. aged - years. II months, ~ days dsugh-
ter OF the late Calvin u. Hodgkins Of sullivan.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20
LOG Al NOTICES.

-Clergymen, lawyers and Gthors hnC
Malt Bitters pure and safe invigorant-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20
City and County.
ls,,s,sss Services IN .A,s CITY each sunday.

CoN6REGATToNAL.-Pr ct 10 80 A.
n. and z. NJ. sabbath School In toe aftei-
noon, 1t Il O'Clock. II.
BAPTIsT.-Presching 81 and l-2 p. u. Sab
bath School at p. n. Weekly Prayer Meet
ing, Tuesday evening at l-2 O'Clock.
uNr-ARiAS.-,hurch. service ii 2:.S and
80 r. IL. sunday School At l z. n.
CATHssLIc.--Prese hiag 81 10 IL O'Clock A.
n. Sabbath school at 2P. n.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 and T. N
Sabbath School at I r. n.
UNION TEMPERANCE MEETiNG-eyeryS sun
dav at IA 2. ~. at the Methodist Nes,ry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20
Vessels and Furniture for Sale.
CARD|NG and WEAVING

viii he carried on by the undersigned
Es3.S at the obi stand, the present season as
usual
AAankA Ee-turthcr Information can he oh
tilnei from the following agents at Ellsworth
\ j. saunders, American House Franklin. J. a.
Crabtrec, VI. Cook, stage Driver. on shor, Eoute
$, Il. SMITH.
East Sullivan, May lsso. sw.5o.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-20
MARINE LIST.

AAiswsssh Peru
Wednesday, May IL.
ARRIVED.
Sch Fair Wind, Woodland. Providence,
sch Samuel Lewis, Moor, Franklin.
Thursday, May 10.
SAILED.
Sch Mary y Cushman. Pattsn. Boston.
Sch Dexter, Potter, Boston.
Sch David Faust, smith. Baltimore.
Monday, May 10.
ARRIVED.
Sch wmH Archer, Bellatty. Boston.
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, 1880-06-16

The schooner Sligo heretbf,lro reported asl.orn
cuckburu sfand 1ake ttusnn. ns bren got uf w thu
tug Macarthur and toual to inst iiusuu. rhs tug
1ranee Alfred has ftnohol Port lturDn abu with The
schooner Trinidad.
Capt. ureenla1h's tug George W. Lormur II on du.
ty ut GleYelutll.
A. cuhs!Gl Mt 1fufIAo on Saturday resulted In the
sinking Ut the clnbuat n. +, Wicker, tho damaging
Of the BchopnetA Angus smith lud f. t. lIutchHsot
and tho stopping the passgo Ut NIL that drlw
hors thhn fiur feet Uf wn.er. The cailnltuat tLtd
cnrao wGra Insured In tho Weatorl Insurance. cuh,s
E.ny. The earKo Of tho caua'er consisted Ut s.bu
psts9tt I1.i: TN the tJn,tcd siatrs district Court
XH1tCtdHy JuttK0 l!rtIW HpHrItA the seurt hf tla
Gsi23isnn.s9n.s ~ aw9rittH t!a'nYes n9"ntlMT g ts
nxnus. !1ie hnr4es Wnuaachena md sesarn FIR ro!.
n.a cnni lust euuaut. ThD trixn Viii 6e ni,ealHt'
Cnps Injury Gill, IT.. has b6un nntnH tlG sncs
c9s.0r Ut !vrUna u. kialI Keeper nf thy !tfeknvlnH
ttMttoA Mt pb!tt lx tsargneh: CAp kiAh viii III rei
MouaareI A. tlir tny surYlvbf III The RhlIant crow
Nhic!t attempted IL ylGeur tlis disabled A}e.
urtsdar lAet April. liz L. 4ilst st!rns tsUul ttI
eft'.s Ut the t1EuaMre uud t1u nnrIew hn ctceiv+
" ihht ta,e, and has hcen compelled u solihyush
The tug A,inie 1lpbInson btokn her stAst sat4
NsHhT night hd ttwG 10 i]utrIlt bf tho FlrtUti
The schooner Stlllu ltmtIlpl rynH tlpAIkeh Frtlny
way Itetitfd by t!q propeller AMbaa. tiut crew wuro
, 1880-06-16
THE CROPS,

Mfffnt rItraff.

Bpteia, Di.pateh 10 Tas Chtfasa 1rthun4.
CtNcINHAr1, O., Juno t5.--1hn tntn and wind
havo Causetl great datnax0 ta whcnt all1 bnrlvy
IN tho Otiio sal,oy. Ths fartnor urut wits 1,ist
rcady for harrcat. whllo much Of thu hurley tiad
been gut md was stttl In tho tletfts. The wheat
anl all growing Krus nro lying prnst t1.tp on tho
grs,n1,d; cuycrSd In ,nany p!uoos with wateE sey-
= '' ssteias pIi.,tsa tn TIT Caseapo tribune.
:, stiEtnxvtLl.E. ina;: juno 1n,.Iho JAtnago 70
tho growing erors by th9 Into stor,n Il worry
and tho cs!ru Ia nltaoss drowned aud washu out.
sptetas 19Mrrt'eonaanss M o. M Iat taitapo Tribune.
,,lL; nw1gMI 1I,1 J,'e iaws'lay our esor p,os.
tor1t had laDstly teon' ,cult!sntca Otiso, WIS
4lcnn, ,at,tt Rr.wana rapidly. Late. PLANTED eorn
VIVA Inst bcxlnntng IL head.
M1,,aay sisur,'iny toro wns yery heavy fall
nj rain. 1t lltxM " tho BA1nB ,tnY the WhtNr
cngts DOM in tiootls, ovcri!ovtnE dttchts md
i t"],s pary@tS y S a.s na T*9n!nE "ut ert IT,,
i,aars % IND. ns liz !iay progressed. ito ! rairs %
ReoInoll to ltgrense with s.lph powur that at one
,,Ss 4 !,oks In, a { sl r '5h' EsaS,s tsr
the weather IL coid. nnd tlets aro voFy com.
VIII TILL seeming dark pro.peot hoxovcr.
@ ~, ,ot fs4r mr.. Td .h!s ys,untry won!S
awy s,o.ss + y ssa trS at ~ s.,l Ssn ey thot.
acualesi yutle,tay. Ffya yoars ago. pn4er sim
tar oltcuG.s,at,Ges, tho er9ps ~ tha ,Tcgton
Walill Anva been rllinesl. New We AhMlt eato
ius kcsI bruughs about aisU Dy whnt W. might
term su3psra!!ye, A!tehinF: f'y tl'at ! n,oan
Of carrying on wafer. Tiia tln.o Il not !ar lls-
TINT When No stuii sso water ~ nAr tlltehes 1Hl-
NlnE all tAu yuAf rann'l. sthis VIII collie rum
TURNER'S iH every pnstton 1t Dhr stato. Tho other
dry WHY M fArul Ut Wv uoras, "ltc hal ht,sls
EANuEL r. 4. HA1AE,
, 1880-06-16
OBITUARY..
JUDGE 8. u. 0oOKrNs.

Special Uupateh to The Chicago Tribune.
TEtnE HATTIE, Ind. Juno l5.-Tle community
WAS grcaty Shocked this morning tn eutil ut the
dcath Of .Judge y. H. gooks,a o1le Of tho leading
attorneys Of ths placc, and formerly OF the Chi
euro lsar. Ito wus suizcd with cuugost ton last
night aud died very suddenly. The deceased
waa horn tn Nlport, bennington County, vt,
Mny0 1s Three yenr3 Inter ne Maye4 wifi
vi W,cre 'Se he IN % '. sesry Sens o
wheu. on tho 9TH Of May, 1Esa, ac started West,
accompanied by hla iIpth6r null brother u
liarr!so,l which Zachary Tlyinr Ind. SO xall,nt-
tnken was from Bucketta lIarDor TO I.cwlston l,y
atCnl.ier. thence In Il wnFuh tn FUrt HlHrher,
er Was talc,, which landed them IL. ,Dc,sntt.
asy P ce e"s aS' / Il Wsyns w. Msc s With xsF Pss s
wntots ct The Wnh'slh down ws, u, t'ey inat'e
&C. ss car 'as s x'ES Ssey WISH 'f' erso ?
t t%,s ve s = s s; s:rna 1i g. f9if s m .s"s sw. T.
paper published In Ind!unh l,ofh IT Vtnrennes,
ho shortly assumed the Gt!os3u ,n hurtarss, re.
M,'tler t(io nlvlcD OF tho Ilon. ,Anlory Kinney,
inE Inv, aud n 1klt was a.ltnltted q Tho 1laf.
Se%e n' ss t." II ah'ss she satse + 'ns e lis Is
sa" te oGs vcenss ss a@s:s Wo0fs s.S H. a
Guiuro. Il, isl tiie at"tv .ot li,ili!a n'apt"i
q, now Co!,stituuon with M elective ju.
%lsi uhariss Tlewsy: Hsvld MSpaa"li, l And iohns
y 5tawe fhs se w1 II ~ .ekat has ws u no e
i'Ited e tao saInS rosit!,n', ana clceted " -
Chlaago ~ iast having rcsIK,,od nis Asitluli, anu
HoSst's HtsrSa IN h Syr ST. has Z" 9oSk s 3 xl%s 'v
,rMfh lKNf n