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State News.

DR. |. 7. Cummings. Of Portland. "a.
stricken with paralysis in New York lagt
week.
Mr.. Mckcchaie, an aged gentleman of
Dover. died very suddenly in his barn las,
week "t heart disease. His age was IS
wears.
-Messrs. lIopkinsou. OF Buxton. cut
down an oak lately that was five feet in
diameter, and it took whole da, To fell it. II
took two men a whole day 10 lop otf the
branches
The Rspatier saws that Mr.. James
Lewis. resident of Canaan. last week in
COMPANY with Bis wife. drove to Somerset
mills to visit friend. lie died there sud
denly in the night
collector Marshall Of Belfast received
ON Wednesday, from the State Department.
q very handsome silver vase. transmitted bv
the British minister foy presentation 10 Can't.
Il. u. Condor OF that city.
The several Fish and Game Associa.
iious IF Maine have ordered 1000 Of the
Mc~,ina OF migratory quail for TIL. State.
ana i'ct viii be liberated az such places in
thr SPRING a. the association. may decide
y dispatch from Washington amour
cc> Commodore Isaiah Ilan>com. naval CON
~irHr'or and cN-ctiof If the Bureau of Con
S'riclinn and repair dci al two O'Clock
fHdal morning. lie vas native Of Name.
MONDAY u.ght the wife Of George
Mitchell Of kcnnchunk died 80 suddenly
that ,gspiClous have been aroused that ,hr
may haze been poisoned. She Wa, taken
vomiting thit evening and died during tho
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The Albany JoUyI,a} SAYS that Mr.
Blaine /, the only candidate IN the field who
unitc~ great personal magnetism 10 tHc high
est craftsmanship. Chiyalrous himself his
friends share hi, spirit and while the friends
Of n0 other candidate NJ the field Will work
more earnestly for hi, nomination none will
more promptly OF more heartily acQu!e>cc IN
the ultimate verdict against them Il is be
capse Mr.. Blaine and h~ friend, are believed
70 be thus ready 70 submit to this verdict
that Sc many who are not for him respect
him and viii BE- ready To hail III, nomination
with satisfaction should that honor come 10
him. \ gallant man always ha, the >ympa-
thy and friendship Of gallant mem"
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BY calling their National Convention.
to meet in Cincinnati. June 22nd. two
weeks after the Republican Convention in
Chicago. it is evident the Democrats intend
TO take advantage of any mistake the Re.
publieans may make. The Republicans are
not given to making mistakes. of which
Democrats can take advantage. and the re-
suit viii show that the party that has blum
dered so persistently as to have won a
reputation for it will fully sustain that
reputation in Cincinnati on the 22nd of June
next
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our watch Is Marvel of Accuracy and Cheap
ness, AMI Is the best cheap watch ever offered il,
the public. Our Grand Offer; la order To intro
duce these Watches into every neighhorhood ia
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against loss by express charges.
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days.
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IN. Y. 1tmes
DR.. Garoelon's Grief,

Or. Garoelon's Grief.
The result Of the late municipal elections
in Maine shows that the people of that State
are sunk in the mire of tyranny. This fig
ure NAV he a mixed one; but aS il Is taken
from a Democratic newspaper. It is appl-
cable to the occasion. II is well known that
the late Governor OF the State. Dr. Alonzo
Garcelon, justly famed for his crusade
against gum-chewing. was actuated by the
highest and nohlc>t impulses when h. count
ed out majority Of Republicans Who had
been elected 10 the Legislature. and counted
in majority of Democrats and Greenback-
crs who had not been elected. Devoted to
the Constitution of our fathers and with his
weather-cye serencly fixed upon the office of
Superintendent OF the State Insane Asy-
lum. Dr. Garcelon proceeded 10 doctor the
election returns according TO the Constitu-
ton and the laws" There was some oppo-
sijion to this >tatcsmanlikc course. There
were people tho affirmed that the failure to
dot an : OF cross a should not be- used to
defeat the viii of the voters a. expressed At
the ballot-boN \, # the tcchnicalitics of
law were ho. of more account than the
political opinions and wishes Of the people
OF a State. When suspicious and mischief
cclou would throw ou, election returns Ia
elect hi, political friends waited on him to
ask him wua, he was To- d. ice >muic hi,
manly chest and sad tha, be would do right
though the heavens should fall lie would
stric,l, o5ey the Constitution and the laws
Chatting uudcr the undc>cr,cl ccn,urr of
Republican newspapers, which charged h.nI
with conspiracy and theft. and forgery the
-ff v - -. y
York Journals dcfyiug his dciamrrs tp >haU
where he had deyia;cd oac ioia from the Law
and the Constitution. According to hi~ view
OF the case. the pcop.r Of Main, ,inod los
him. and but for q few disappointed office
seekers. his course would not be- called IN
question hl aut man. lii> 6al decision.
which gave q Legislative majority 90 O Dem
ucraiIr and Grcrua4-k minority. be- declared
VI, She prouIc,i at uf biz lfc Where
upon Soma 81 the Democratic newspapers
dubbed hun "Oli liickor,. and nominated
him for thr Presidency.
The Supreme Court without the least rr-
>pcli g.. Garcc.op'> opinions. brushed avian
hi> reason, for giving The seat, ut Republican
member, 10 p,mocgalp nuu-mcmaer,. and
actually declared that hi, hoHr,' aai pa'r.a-
nc course wa, not much better than TREASON.
III h.-hc>; and ha.ig,t motive, h,,u. lns.
hrl,4,.t a.>a.,d nr Ga-e,.un could nn.t
ap0yn. 90 tae people. iAe supreme Ias5.
haa declared taat i va4.G up' r,.a-a.lr D..
ia-rGou-.t constructed Legislature. aai
would recognize the lr..s 'ar. which ....
people. .u ta,.r h.Wta,,~. h14 elected -.
w.ta d solemn confidence. .H tsr ...-.. 3s---
o, ;aeaaa...as,. Dr. Gsrr.na appealed ,o
t.t .suH.. Ni.faAiu- o. '.r ,.t.a.u. I'D
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In the House was reported ought to mass
an act 10 authorize the Norway Branch Rail
road Company to lease its road to the Grand
Trunk Railroad Company Of Canada act 10
increase the salary Of the County Attorney
OF Plseataquis; resolve in favor OF OakiielcI
Plantations resolve concerning the Plaistetl
and Appleton digest and Hopkins digest OF
Maine reports. The Valuation Commission
ers reported II would take four months from
the time they commenced their labors 10
complete them. Passed to be engrussed-
Act 10 incorporate the Beach Hiil Brank
Dam Co. act to amend sect. Is. chan. *.
Revised Statutes. relating TO employment nl
children IN cotton and wooden manutartor-
les; act 10 repeal sect. -. chap. =. Revised
Statutes. relating to organization of l.egiS-
latures act 10 amend chap III. Public Law ,
% 1879. relating 10 suits involving tax bills
resolve dcClaratory Of certain constitutional
amendments act 10 amend chap s.. Re
Niscd Statutes, relating to agricultural sncie-
ties aci 10 incorporate the Bar Uarbnr
Bridge Co.; set in aid of free high schools.
March g Ia the senate. bin relating
to the management of Insane Hospital was
indefinitely postponed.
In concurrence with the House. the com
mItiec on roads made it, final report.
Passed 10 he cngfn--ed: An act authoriz-
ing the Treasurer ot The safe to procure a
loan OF Sjo7.o 81 / pcr cent, issued in
bonds of not less than per cent;
IN act 70 amend seetiun ~. chapter = III
revised statutes, IN relation To the llr.or
law.
Resolve IN favor Of an act cr Cougrc,,
granting pensions ta Veterans 81 Aroo>-
took and Mexican Wars.
The Senate adjourned to Mouda 1:IP.
NJ
In the House, petition Of \. i. p.iak
water and others. 10 build narrow gauge
railroad from Bucksport to Ellsworth. was
referred % next Legislature.
Reported ought 10 pass Act 20 iurorpor-
steam heating and power company for tine
city 81 Bangor
An order Was introduced tina; 90 ana aftrr
Wednesday mex, three sessions of the House
BE- held daily; tabled.
Committee IN los az state seal ANA ,locu
ment> from the State House reported that T.
\. SAWYER refused to ubc, the summon. ,o
appear. The House unanimously instructed
the Speaker io issue warrant tint mes
>cngcr bring Sawyer before .aid committee.
Passed to bc engrosscd Arf authorizing
Gardiner and Ptislnn % raise money fur thu
purchase of Gardiner and P'ts'ou bridge
~ to repeal Chap'cr los law oflN51. rc-
!ailns y shooting seal ID the Point .u ihe
'ovn % stockton
Aci to amend chapter ~. lsa, OF i~1p.
relating % involving iaN TITLES.
Ar' tH agfhariF, tuc Norman Railroad Ca.
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Investigating the Steal.

"Wednesday. Mr. Hales committee took
un the Representatives return of the town
OF Berwick The Governor and Council de-
cided that where the whole number of bal
lois did not agree with the whole number of
votes it was fatal defect In the Berwick
return the whole number Of ballots given by
the Clerk was sol. In fact, the whole num-
her of votes was but 53l. and attention had
previously been called to this. The return
was figured up carefully and this fact was
cound-thc figure 90 has bcen changed TO 81
hy cra>ing 61 and inserting 81. The return
was identified by J. ". Wakefield of Bath.
Who had seen II before. and testified post
iyclv that was the return. Berwick vas
Fusion town.
Fairfield. in Somerset county, vas next
taken up This town gave Republican
majority. bat the Governor decided there
were two returns. and the town was thrown
out The Selcctmen Of the town and the
Town CLERK. and Major Claiming of Gov.
smiths staff we're before the committee.
Two sets of returns were produced and lden-
titled bv the town officers a. made by them
under the following circumstances Ihe
Selectmen aud Town Clerk testified that on
election dan they sealed up the returns and
sent them To the office OF the Secretary Of
State. Shortly aitelward il occurred TO them
that ihcy had made a mistake tn counting
D, not giving the Fusion candidates all the
votes they had received. and. they had
preserved all the ballots. a new count was
made and il was found that - more votes
should be added 80 the Fusion candidates
for county officers. Senator, and Reprc,cn-
ti,es: :. :. Brown OF the Governors Coun-
ell. who live in Fairfield. suggested that
second set Of returns be made out and for
warded 10 the Secretary OF State ; Il was done
on a new set of blank returns. giving the
number of ballots for each candidate. which
was the correct count: IN order that there
might be no mistake slips were attached by
mucilagc 10 each return. and written thereon
vas Amended returns from the town of
Fairfield. Sept. -. 1879" the >olccimcn
and Investigating Committee found that aft
cr the returns had reached the hands Of the
Fusion officials some one had torn ID the
slip, attached to the Senatorial and Repre-
sentative returns and the marks Whcrc they
were pasted on were plalnl, diSceruih.c the
Governor and Council then declared that
there were two original returns from Far
field. ono con,radici.nE the other. and threw
both out. counting an the Fusion kcPre>en-
'a;ivc although Fairfield j. a strong kcpub-
lean town Councillor Brown furnished the
blanks. bat seem, 10 ha,, neglected 20 iu-
form the Councl. under What circumstance
they vcrr made out.
Major Claiming testified that De Vas q
lifelong Democrat but wa> surprised 10 see
Fairfield counted out on such grounds.
Councillor Brown will now De called upon
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STATE OF MAINE.
COMMISSION.

10 ne assessors n The seruFa{ Citcs TotrHs and
Plantations 81 he STATE.
You are hereby notified. in accordance with an
ortr adopted by the Commission this day that
ample opportunity will be afforded 10 an parties
desiring 20 be heard before the Commission after
ue tanhIatton of the returns Is completed. of
which due notice will be given YOU. when Arrange,
Wehis VIII IL made by assignment. 80 that you
may he heard As soon AZ possible after your AR
delay and expense.
T.. {. HARRINGTON
Chairman Committee Rsttsr.s and HsariH0s
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The Chisoim murder trials reeommenee
at Dekalb. Miss, this week, the trial Of Viz
gil Gully, for the murder Of ex-senator
John p. Gilmer, having been set for Monday.
the Sth inst Mrs. Gilmer. the widow of
the murdered man, left Washington. Friday
to attend the trial at which she will be
witness
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Hop B,tler- 20 fryciN 1dyertise,i IL al. III
papers, secular and reiigi a.. are having "A
&c sale. aud are -uppianUBg ali other me,li-
cinrs. There j. 10 den, lug the virtues OF ID,
Hop plant. aud he prnpriefor- ~ tle>e Ritter.
have shown eat shrcwdnes, and ability in
compromising a Bitter. Whose virtues are 1T
Palpablr I" every one'- observaliou.-E ra9la-
er and Chronicle
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Doubtless those young Republicans. re-
marks the Boston journal, who are anxious
to vote for Democrat in the event of the
nomination Of Gen. Grant or Mr.. Blaine be-
long to the same elias. which voted for Mr..
1llden in 1876 because he was feformer
They are Democrats by instinct but don't
know il,
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win -eRl their celebrated Electro Y5lLiic Belts
10 thr afflicted upon 5n i1y- trial Speedy Cures
guaranteed lh.y mean what they -tf. rite
10 them without iclay.
lytI n
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1T is reported that DIR. Garceion will
soon take up his residence in Georgia. Well.
Well. And Pillsbury has gone to Massa-
.ehusetts. How Maine is being purged. A
few mere of the same stripe can well be
spared. Who will be the next one?
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"'t u '''. .''t m" appear &c = Probate Court
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10 me forenoon. ana -iirS e.lu-r # y they have
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L -', .t Ha. A-po-t, 800 said County dt,.a-r,l.
respectfully rrpr,--ut-, thaf -,il d,.,,si fi
rH--c--tHl Hi Personal Estate, AN Iut.nfnr,. ~
which has h,.4 sluis y,.furpr.i t.f, ~. t,,.1.
udec that h,r .lr.i.,ii-tt4.. -..i. '"trtt'
that slls -l,aII nave. morn of .sf,l p.r-rf a -.
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& be G;ilsWortb Amrrltan.

Published every Thursday Morning at Coombs
Block. Ellsworth. Ne. by thu HANCos h
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. &r.. tr-t page
Es- ;. NJ PErTENtsILL & co. 70 state street.
Ro-ton, 2. Park Row. New York, and .al thesnut
street. philadelphia. are our Agents for pFocur-
in. advertisements the ANERIc ~ in the above
4ad authorised TO contract for advertising AZ
Our iagt.s-f rates.
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The outlook for Fusion success this
Fall is not good.
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Blaine Club Organized.

The Legislative Committee
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Nots"e ~ Subscribers.

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In all communications relating 70 subscriptions
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-07
DOMESTIC.

New York, 6.-The veteran corps
OF the Sixty-lourth Regiment presented
an address, to-day, TO Psrnell anC
Dillon. Several delegations from
eastern cities were received, and In
vitations to visit them accepted.
Boston, 6.-1here is 8 deficiency
of over $4,000 in. the accounts Of
Daniel Emmons, the missing town
treasurer OF Everett. Massachusetts.
The funeral of Bishop Haven took
place to-day. Nearly every minister
of the Methodist denomination in
New England was present, The
services we're very impressive.
Elizabeth, n. J., 6.-By the acct
dent at Woodbridge. n. j., this afteE-
noon, fourteen cars were burned, tc-
gether with the drswbridge. Lees,
$4,000 The accident was occa-
stoned by the bridge man mistaking
the time of the train and incorrect
signal lights. e.
Atlanta, Gov. Co'quitt, today,
issued fifos against Treasurer ReE-
froe and his sureties for about $780,
000. being the amount OF interest
taken by them on the use of the
states money and fines for the same.
The fifos are issued under the resolu-
ton OF the last legislature. RsnfToe
snd his sureties will fight the case in
the counts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-07
TELEGRAMS,
FORTY.SIXTH CONGRESS.
REGULAR SESSION.
SENATE.

Washington, 6.-Among the bill,
introduced were the following:
By Davis, illinois, to establish 6
cour. OF appeals.
By Cockrell, to repeal section 1924
of the Revised Statutes, and to pro,
vide that no person on the retired lisI
of the army, navy or marine cOrpsi
shall draw a pension.
Also, to admit, free of duty, sll
articles intended for exhibition at TIE
Miilers' international Exhibition, al
Cincinnati in June, 1880.
By Slater, appropriating $500, GOO
TOR continuing the work OF construct
ing locks at the Cascades, Oregon.
COnkiing presented the petitions Of
large number of the citizens of New
York State, formerly soldiers, remhn-
strsung against the passage of Senate
bill 1856, providing for medical and
surgical examinations and the taking
OF testimony in pension cases.
Also, a memorial of owners and
agents Of steam aud sail vessels on the
northern lake., protesting against the
erection of a swing bridge over the
Detroit River.
Pendleton introduced bill to trans.
fer certain claims from the executive
department to the Colrt Of claims for
adjudication.
Logan presented e very large nun.
Der Of petitions OF soldiers for An
equalization of hounties.
On motion of Morgan, as mark of
respect to the memory of the late
Senator Houston, the Senate ad-
jo1rned until tomorrow.
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mit!ee Of the whole, Carlisle in the
chair, on the report of the committee
on rules.
At the suggestion OF Keller, Black
burn agreed that a right should be
reserved to The absent members OF the
comm tee Oh rules. Garfield and
Frye, to ofer amendments on their
return, to such portions Of the report
as may have been passed over before
their return.
Cox thought it rather peculiar that
the gentleman up in Maine, looking
after that state, and the gentleman
in Ohio, looking after that state,
should be the only persons privileged
to oHer amendments at certain
times. He thought it would be better
to suspend the consideration of the
rules until to morrow, go as to give
the members an opportunity to read
the report.
Blackburn made no objection and
the committee accordingly rose.
Hawk introduced q bill directing
the issuance of patents for lands,
which had been located on by bounty
land warrants. Referred.
Forney announced the Death O
Senator Houston, and the House a'
a mark OF respect, adjourned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-07
HOUSE.

Washington, 6.-Scales, chairman
OF the committee OF Indian affairs
reported a resolution directing tha
the committee investigate and repor
upon the origin of the recent out
breaks OF Ute Indians, and aulhoriz
ing it to send for persons and papers
The resolution was adopted.
Scales also reported a resolution
calliog on the secretary of the interior
Tor copies Of all correspondence, since
the lst OF January, 1879, by N. c.
Mes ker, with the secretary of the in.
terror or the commissioner Of Indisr
affairs. and copies of all correspou.
dence by Governor Pitkiu, Generals
Hatch and Adams, and Special Agen;
Pollock with the interior department.
concerning the Ute Indians. Adopted.
Reagan, chairman Of the commit
tee on commerce, reported q resolu.
ton calling On the secretary Of the
treasury for a statement of all moneys
paid into the treasury under the act
of June z, 1872, by the respective
United Sistes shipping commission
ere. Adopted.
- lie also reported back two bills,
previously referred to that committee,
IN regard to the Panama Ship Canal
and they we're referred to
he select committee on that subject.
B a kburn submitted the report OF
.ae COMMITTEES on rules, and it was
to the committee of the
whole.
The House then went into COM