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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18
QUEER HAPPENINGS.

A boy, aged fifteen, of Columbus county, N.
O., was bitten on the wrist by black spider.
and he died In u few minutes. The bite was
on vein.
Atlanta, Ga. Ia puzzled over perfect iron
wedge that was taken from the middle of
blue granite rock found forty-six feet under
the ground.
During the recent floods In Greenville y.
c., large flooks Of Wild geese went into the
city, and many persons enjoyed shooting
them from their back ptazzas.
When Ansell Randell, OF Montville Mo-,
was dying, he demanded that there be no
mourning ut his funeral. His cofin and tomb
stsne he had prepared beforehand.
The school exhibition at Seneca Falls had to
be indefinitely postponed, more than two
thirds OF the children having been taken sud
denly Ill with measles.
For thirty years Mrs. Martha 2. Graves, OF
South Killingly, Conn, had been deaf. She
recently dreamed that her hearing had been
restored, and on the second morning follow
Ing she awoke with hearing perfect.
A young wife, with one child, living at
jamestown, was sold to another man by her
husband for $50. She is now at the house Of
her prospective father-in-law, waiting for the
son to earn money to close the contract.
An Illinois youth, huskiug corn In field
near the railroad, saw II new locomotive, with
a red smoke stack. He became frightened
and ran to the house. crying: THAT ERE en-
Rlne Is going TO Dust, sure; IL RED not clean
to the top OF the stovepipe."
Florence Seymark's father, OF Elizabeth
City, N. O., shot her lover In the shoulder the
night before he was 30 elope with her. She
fled from her room In her night clothes. and,
joining her intended, was married before the
father discovered her absence,
Tulare Lake bed In Hanford, CAL. Is five
miles from where 1t WAS four years ago. On
the land reclaimed by the change are found
the remains of corral and cahin, and irriga-
ting bitches can be traced running In straight
lines. Wheat Is now growing on the bed OF
the old lake.
Six hundred barrels of whisky were lost by
the sinking OF the steamer Arabian in the
Missouri river twenty-five years ago. All
attempts to raise 1t failed; but now the course
Of the river has changed. aud the whisky,
which now lies forty feet under the sand, ts to
be dug for.
AS young couple stood waiting at the de-
pot for train, at Ballston Spa, the gentle
man, to protect his neck from the biting air,
opened his satchel and took from 1t what he
thought was an embroidered scarf. After no.
ticing the quizzing smiles OF the faces Of the
spectators, he went into the depot, aud, look
ing at the mirror, saw that his neck was en-
circled by clocked stocking OF his bride.
Queer taste Is exhibited by the family Of
Teford, who was murdered by George W.
Hays In Marion county, ILL.,, in 1879. Over his
grave Is a granite shaft, surmounted by q
large butcher knife, and on the stone is the
inscription:
Murdered hv
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LITERARY SOCIETIES.
Phiiomathean s eiaty meets on second and
fourth SATURDAYS a. Grunewad Hall.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT., SIXTH DIS
TRTCT

I'VE t7tl6 INV w fIIF kJfzk III N11hJ
TRICT.
FIremen's Charitable Association mest second
Tuesday OF every month. Magazine. bet Oadz
ard Jena
Pioneer r. %. No. meet first Tussday OF
every MONTH Magazine. bet Bsrln aud M Ian.
Of eve,y month. Mai engo. bet. Constance and
Magazine.
Protector Il. 90. No. Q meet Grst Tuesday of
every montb cor Pitt and Nsuoleon Avenue,
Y upg America u. o.. No . m set first Tuss-
day of every month. Mag zine, bet. Oadlz and
Jena.
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Reeds CHIT EDGE qonic restores the aDpo-isa
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I. O. G. T,

Peabody Lodge No. 3. every Monday night. ut
st, Charles Hall. Algiere.
Hickman Lodge No. l6. every Tuesday night.
at 13l Poydias st.
night at Bible House. 1863 Camp at.
Excelsior Lodge No. every Thursday night.
at Franklin temperance Hall Thtrd District.
Stonewall Lodge No. 10, every Saturday.
at Bible House. 1853 Camp at
Progress Lodge No. IA. every Saturday. at
Odd Fellows Hall. cor. Magazine and Philip ct.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18
THE NEW oRLEANs DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, APRIL 1s 1880.
i every, month. airod. betw. 81. Charles and

Of every. month. Girod bstw. st. Charles and
feis Mechanics B. r. 90. No meets frpt wednes.
Eagle g. r. O., No. 7 meets first Monday of
every month. Dauphine, betw. Castomhouse
PLenix q. =, e.. No. 8 meets first Wednesday
of every month, Victory. betw. Vaudeville and
Creole &. i. %. No. meets flrst Monday Of
every month, Esplanade st.. near Levee
Louisiana Il, r. 90. No. 10 meets fret Monday
eoff eyeIy, month. Dumaine. bet. Rampart and
Louisiana Hose g. r. 90. meets irst Monday
OF every monh, cor. Pardido and Carondelet;
Of every moth. Tebou pitoulas st,. nsar Orange.
Perseverance, 8. =, % No. 10 mesls last Tues
day q every month. Perdido ST.. bet. st. Charles
Phi adepbia 8. B.. 90. No. IA meets erst
Thursday Of every month. Common st.. bet.
Howard and Libsrtg
Of every month. Oalllope st., bet. st. Charles and
:, Wash ipgton 8. r. %. No 40 meets eeoend
Tuesday nf every month. Thalia ST.. bot. Dry
Orleans i. %, No. 81 meets first Tuesday of
every month. Claiborne aud St. Peter.
Jefferson b. u. %. No. % mo to fret Saturday
OF ev ~ month. Tehonpitouas. near Boraputu.
Cbalmette \ F. 10 No. 20 meets first Monday
OF every month. Washington st.. bet. Maga Zine
Creaoent 8. r. 90. No "a meets first Wsdnes-
day Of every mouth, Gree' men 81. near Poet.
M lpebufg Il II, O !, No. meets first Monday
every montn. Lake End.
ALGTERB FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Washington II. and l.. Co. No. meets first
Thursday of every month, cor. Alsog and YER
ret.
Pelican &. p. Co No meets first Thurs day oi
every monIb, cor. Peters and Verret.
Bro kyn 4 u. 90 No. meets trst Monday ol
ev ry mon'h, Bouny bet. Peters and Delaronde
sts.
Morgan u. Go. meets frat Monday OF every
month, Elmfra, Let ID ~ and Evelina.
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I. o. b. b.

L. W. 10. u.
B'nai Israel Lodge No. 1873 meets every
Wednesday at No. IL Royal street.
Crescent City Lodge No. 1872 meets every Tues
day Mt No. IS Royal street.
Orleans Lodge No 220 meets every alternate
Monday ut No. 1s Royal street.
Cuff Lodge tGermanl No. 221 meets every
Thursday at No. t8 Royal street.
Home Lodge No 243 meets every Wednesday
Mt GrunsWald Hail.
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ADvERTrsEM gpTn.
LEG AL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
b. ABADIE VS.. HIS CREDITORS.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pARJsB
OF ORLEA Nb-Ho 10, ,esL
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RopMAN, THE KEEPER: Southern Sketches.
BY Constance F-nimore 9ilson, New
York. D. Appleton a. DO. 1880. New Or
leans: Geo. Ellis IL Brother. 80 Camp
atroot
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-23

Horace J. Frost, Land and General Aoeae.
Lock Boz 6l3, Warrington, d. G. Once, 40, 18th 81.
Prosecstes elaims before Department.
General Land O0ce-Pre-emptton. Home
stead, Mineral and other claims. Land Grants
adtustsd. Plat Boots and Go. Plate Iurnished
Pension once. Was and Treasury Depart
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70 | i.


Al Tho tsi"cI CO OF Eer l., ehapd. in yon.-
90 e;i rnIniY, Mo-, september 2I>t. 1880. Mts
E!-i.EN ". W~AlEES-wIte "I d. Washington
Ege.
~ tbs city ut tie residence az the bri5.'4
nor, III. ALSO "A. DEWEY, VI Crnt;a! civ.
DiH"ta, aEG hsISa MAR W. Smith, Of Litte
q OK. 0ranidanRhtrr Of Iie late Thornton 4.
NS$u!n2ton, of ia tt:'EDn e"uni Y, " Va.
me- gallant. !!Rncs' me eloCr, Ike "Yaurr
t.ncEliiNAr has crme cut IF tie west, frc;n
s!s land o! tie D-c"iais,' to carrvsswav his
Tar oTIde. Mise Mays absence viii create a
E"'d fot6asiiT d'iCh, especially in music All cla..
or u Tong WnI!9 E.9 vas the sw oct Orrauipr of
tho E:pisso'al chci". Tie Young couple left on
tho ntEsi|"oH train fer iteir Lcne tswald the
rott1"g SUI rnaI its sol: rays re al aoId for
thon Ia the forward distance "r lifs's journey.
tdrGTnSGx Guz,itr.
In C"nselsviLle. Pa. September 18th. 1870. OF
NIrthela JULIA. daughter of IhHs. and Mar
sar"j Gaard, and "rarddaHYhter of William
IL 10 GARD !" part with tnnse We love. and II
r"Gtn~ IKE tearing away the henrt-atIiugs 10
SURRENDER len; up {" the cold chamber oil tho
tomb. Bnt The parents of little Jui;. s1nula
ga great c0ns0lSi!0n in ito happy manner in
III with she departed this life. When asked
by her father If she was willing TO die, she re-
p'ird, ''v"s.i love jesus" $40 sang her fayorits
HYMN with her last brelth. and passed away
singing
Il wiRk That Els banda
Night bo placed OH nv head"
Mourning parents. at il we'll with the shi,d.:'
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AN o N
A CARD.

VNHE manner in which have been called upon
il to allow my name to be used as an indie
pendent Candida ate Ter Circuit Judge, leads me
30 believe that the people desire to have this
office removed from the arena of NJ rty noIiIics
and placed as 1T pr"nsily. Should be. upon q
more elevated ami dignihed plane. 1t is an
Office Of supreme dignity and one OF great re-
sp"n:ib;lity. The life. liberty and property of
keeping of tI,e Caurt. The very peace and ham
Piness of society. its morality and sn fetv depend
largely upon the manner in which Courts of
Justicn administer the law. A Judge, there-
fore. shnuId have nothing to do with poIifics.-
It IS IN cfice which ever should bs separated
from tieIl, aud thus kept pure aui unennfam-
mated BY political bias: or intluences OF any
character wrieh might affect It's purity or indie
pehtsnce. a sorry day it Mill be to any people
when the eTminel Is made the reward of political
service, or made to nub.erve political ends.
now SAY to my %fellnT- cit:zens OF ali shades of
political opinion, that if il be your pleasure to
confer mon me tkr hen0r, will accept tho
trust with a fail appreciation of Its respoifsibil-
tiles. and promise you a faithful and Impartial
discharge of the duties of tbs Office, remember
ing as do, 'tis tho whole reople who are to
gain or Loose a, the law il rropsrlv or is
ly administered. now placs myself before the
people az their Candida TO for the efiee Of judge
of this Circuit. respectfully.
Sept. g.. 1880 JAMES n. GROVE
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EG1-- YNo,1,!in~on"s
DENTAL OFFICE.
CoaNrR OF CHARLES AND LlDEEry S-REEr,,
g. Z sg'S&NaDgggao
= earn.

4 CARD.
TO al who are suffering ;rum tho error and in
";s"rctInn Of youth, pervous weakness, early
decay zee 1t m-UiiOod, &c. viii! s.nd a recin.
;iet will Cu'e you. FREE OF CHARGE THIS
great re"ic"v H's9 diFCOVcfed NV a mis~lnEary n
S"ut' +.n"'i"" Neud a -:!t addressed -nveior. to
t;s Kew. Jo-c7H J.. MAS, Staiion q, .Ne,r FORK
ti!". snIO Iv
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BALTIMORE
COAL AND SALT.
RA.7rnoRr. SATURDAY, October ?

AM now Offering for sale
lOo Tons Egg and Store Coal at sc so per
Tan;
D Tons Nat Coal at Sc 90 per Ton
-Vo IONS C"org"'s C"ceh TaNcy Coal at
Sd 80 per Ton,
ma 1000 Sacks L;rerpoo1 Fine and G.. 4.
Sat.
JAMES McGRAw.
O-IooHr .. lN9V. Harper's Ferry. W. Va.
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FOR MAGISTRATE.
JUSTICE OF TIE PEACF.

NJ! /: ?r" authorized to nrnorrce ur. +. W.
w MORGAN "a a Candidate for Justice Of
thu Peace in kab!-town District.
0c+phapS lSS0
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BIG BOOM,

Remarkably Erteasi0e Arrangements made
for The Great Celebration of tie CHy's
One Hundred and FTItieM Birthday.
Magnificent Series IF Displays Covering
Eight Days Time, and Most Elaborate
Details Perfected.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-05
FERTILIZERS

" :. have converted our Fuias.toxu MIL. with
" its immense Water Power, into a hrst,eIaas
Bone Mill and FertiliEing manufacturing e.tAh.
lishment. BY GRADING with water power We can
beat the State for economical work Our power iS
ample. aud We are producing a Bone Meal that
%contaios double the Flour of Rome productivity any
NOR our Eoods w guarantee them az efiesented
in every respect.
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" SC. for sale by
Sept HORACE BEALL & co.
't'5t Biektofd Z Huffman "Fsrmers Favorite"
L Double FOrce-Fsed G rsin aud Fertilizer D,;l
tor sale by HORACE BEALL b co.
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4 CERTIFICATE OF STOCK The Eonkof
~ Cr@T!~er"wI, numbered ! and Ela,tI Anil
7eh. ls7l: fer Fonr Thousand Dollars. All per-
sons are hereby cautioned against brvinp the
saiI! stock, as new Certificates v i'll h. issued for
the same. JOHN w IL.
OeEobPr5 s. 1880 ST
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CLAss Fruit Jar. and Ieiiy Gla.s., iu,t re-
" ceived and tor sale by
July s, 1850. pArc.p~
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PRICICS:

I1S1A>1ES
'@re Bng,1o Bone Heal, sss 90 per ton
Pare Domestic Sc 90 "
Pure Disso1ocd " SIS 90
Our Amnso"iated Bone Phos.
pkote, the 6uM Of ,0AicA Is
DissoIred Bone, IS 90 "
Our Excelsior Phosphate, ss 90
The highest grade Of South
Carolina Dissolced Bone, $500
Farmers can rely upon any of these good. being
as represented. II they should bo found aduf.
terated we will fos teit the goods.
The above prices arc as low as hoaest goods eau
be sold; Beware OF gonds offered al lover price,.
We buy in 100 ton lotS for cash, aid have the
lowest freight rates. aud will give the farmers
these goods at a small margin. Our mill IL al.
wRyS open to your inspection. Give us a call
before you buy. We will show YOU just what you
are getting. J. W. ST~OSEBRAKER h co.
Address: J. E. S~TOSEBRAKER,
Aug. -. 1850. HageIstOwn Md
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FOR s~fAEISTRATT.

SAMCEL l.. RlSSLEE. Ese., will liza asp
~ ported for the NAr:%trAoT IN the Charles
tnnn D!a5rieE by Il !Ergs nnmber OF voters, bot,
In The tswa AID cns"try. His cxperie:.cs. in
tslllEencs and integrity, eMiuoptly g. hlr For
the nrsItiIn.
Sept. %, 1880, ITres py.., .cn~
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INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR
COUNTY SURVEYOR.

a T. the solicitation of many prominent and
"a influential cit:zons of til. county, the un-
de'slgi'ed Will he before tho people at the next
election for the cfi:e of Countr Survayer. and
If elected will endcavor to Attend 10 tic dutics
OF the tii"e in q way that s,all command tie
appr"valo OF all. j. Il. ACELROY.
CNarleSiown. Aug. "a 1850.
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NEW GOODS.
w are now receiving from NV York City.
w one of TIE LsrsesL and Hest selections OF
Gents B"J's anu Chi!d1cn's la IS ever brought to
ChH!Iesto"n. Cali and examine our immense
stock. 1RCSSELL & ONG
~ of the latest style. and make, for tbs fall and
winter. just received at
Aug 81, lSs0. TRUssELL 4 LONGS.
A NICE assortment OF Dress Goods. Cashnlerer,
- Cal1coes and Carpets just received at
Aug 81: 1850 TRUSSELL Z LONGS.
A BEAUTIFUL stock OF Notions and Fancy
IA Goods from Philadelphia, just received at
Aug. 81. 1850. TRUSsELL = LONG's.
AFttN RAND Powder. for sale at manu-
u tarturer's prices to the trade. bv
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'I>HE Young Americas Corn Shelter aud sepa-
L rstor, the nIost popular machine in use, for
sale by HORACE A d co
RUY the Buckeye wheat and Seed Fen Itis
- the chear est. and does its work rapidly add
yell. cE & co. :
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FOR PROSECUTING ATT0RNEY.

LNDEToR OF SPIRIT OF JrFrmRsGS :-Annourcs
IL nae as mn 1ude 9ondeut Candidate for CON-
lows Issue. s. NELL,
SeeteR Der 81. 1880.
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LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining
in the Post Office at Char'e<toxn, Jefferson
, county, w. Va October ., 1850.
Catherine Cou!cs. Miss Bottle Coa'son, Miss
Emma Ferguson. Susan I!'"k, Nj. LmcI Hit
Mrs.; Lizzie Norris, Mrs Mary K3*Is. 4iss E.iie
f Taorn,"n A: Il. c. BGs.o tn'' Ja'nes H c@sf nsa'} Sss.
Jonm h. Lauhden, john Price. Wm.M x. Seattser'
The above letters, it not called Tor within
Othirty days, will be sent to the dead letter If.
fee. Persons calling for them will rIcase
say that they are advertised.
BENZ. F. ~LE1sESn1"a, p. NJ.
have on hand now one oc tho host seller.
ted stocks of Jewelry, Clocks and Watches
that is in the Valley of Virginia. fresh and
new, just received from the Eastern manu-.
taotories-the latest styles. Gold. Silver
and Nickel Watches. prices from SIS to 500.
jtnll Plate Vest Chains-a large assortment
Wire Chains. Steel Chains. Silk Guards.
some new style AccOrdeons-thc first in
Virginia like them. Just received % new
Clocks-prices low Bird Cages. Bird Seed,
plain and mixed. Pistols, Cartridges. No. |
and 2, Silver Ware. Guns, Cake Baskets,
Butter Dishes, Spoons, Forks. Knives. 60.
All kind of work done at short notice. aud
prices to suit the times. Call and SEQ nv
stock. II. a. BUgroN,
Sisu-Watch and Black Face Watch.
. A~GR1cuLTuRAL FAIRS will be hold as
follows:
Washington, d. C.-Octohcr 5th-16th.
Frederick, Md -Octnber 26rh-29th.
Winchester, Va -Octoher l9th-22d.
Hager<town, Md.-October l9th-22d.
HEADACHE, SERvoUsSEss. CosTlvEHEss or Cho!-
eers Morbus are cured with Thayers Liver Pow der.
whore,
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EC@"9'S AND CANvAsSEEs
MAKO l-nn SIS to ) per week selling goods Tor
E.C EiDiHtT L %, ~ B,rcIsy Suret <cw
I"rh- Frnh = r their CA:ai"gu s and term.
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FOR JUSTICE OF TIE PKACE.-

are authorized to anocupre WI Err
~ NETT, E.q saacaudIds'e for re-eIcction
rs Iustice OF lie Peace Of Charlestcw n distr!c,.
Scntemh eI 81. l-SN
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TO THE CITIZENS or JEFFERSON
BERKELEY AND MORGAN COUN-
TIES, WEST VA.

n obedience to Urgent Requests from 1sadinr
Il cItIZens of all parties in tins Soma t"riaI Dis
trIct, hereby announce myself "n I7dereu-
den. CandIdlta tor the STATE Senate, and
respectfully ask your sntira Ges. Pl-dving myself,
II elrctcd. to servs honestly and faithfuIiy he
best interest. of the people.
Sept. 81, 1850. SAMUEL DAWSON.
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HEADACHE, SERvoUsNEss. CosTlvEHEss or Cho!-
PARA Morbus are cured with Thayers Liver Pow der
and only cost IS cts. Sold by druggist every
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Fer MAGISTRATE.

WE srs requested to announce CAPTAIN
w JOHN AVIS - n candida tc for the ofIic. Of
Justice OF the Peace ia CharIestowa District, at
TIE next enaGing election.
August 3, 1850.
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the SOUND DISASTER.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., June Is. Mrs. Check
ley of Boston, who was a passenger on the
Narragansett. died shortly after being res
cued from tine water. The body reached
Lowell to-day. Her child was rescued and is
doing WE'LL
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., June Is. Hon. E.
A. Peterson of Greenland. passenger on the
Narragansett, makes a statement in which he
says he was in Capt. Youngs company until
he left the boat that the captain did not leave
the boat until driven off by the flames, and
he is convinced that Capt. Young and crew
did all that could be done under the circum-
stances.
ATTLEBoRo. Mass, June IL. The funerals
of three of the victims of the Narragansett
disaster took place to-day, Representative
Horizons among them. lie was y. G.. of
Orient Lodge /. 0. of o. F. and held high
positions in the Masonic order, Grand Army,
Young Mems Christian Association and Tenn
pie of Honor. Floral tributes exceeded any
thing ever before seen here. Large numbers
| of prominent men from New York, Boston,
Providence, Taunton and Chicago were pres
ent
The other two burials were Fred j. Still
sons two children. Mrs. Stillson is still in
| a PROSTATE condition. A boat launched from
| the hurricane deck took a number of mer
| and Mrs. StiIlson, but finding there was toe
many in her those in the boat told her she
must leave and forced her overheard. She
| finally caught hold Of a rope attached to the
craft
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xLvl CONGRESS : FIRST SESSION
Senate.

WASHINGTON, June Is.
Bill relieving James Munroe Haskell from
the operation of Sec. 1918 Revised Statutes,
which prohibits appointment Of army ex Con-
federates, was passed by party vote.
A concurrent resolution was introduced to
the effect that the President of the Senate e
not vested by the constitution Of the United
States with the right TO coant the electoral
votes so as To- determine which shall be count
ed or which be rejected. Mr.. Ingalls, objected
and il went over.
The conference report on the sundry civil
appropriation bill, was adopted.
House.
Bill relating to the export of manufactured
tobacco, snuff and cigars, was referred.
The report of the conference committee on
the sundry civil appropriation bill, was
adopted.
The conference report on the Carlisle sugar
bill came up, the pending question being
the rules. Opponents of the bill resorted 70
quorum.
The conference report upon the general
deficiency bill, was agreed to-
Mr.. Congcr declared the sugar bill is
scheme to protect foreign labor and destroy
American labor.
Mr.. Frye excitcdly characterized Mr.. Con-
gers statement as wholly devoid Of truth.
Mr.. Conger declared such remark was
scandalous and unworthy of its author, and
for n time grcat deal Of excitment was APP
parent upon the republican side, while the
democrats seemed to enjoy the quarrel.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
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Fires. /.
: SKowHkGAx, June Is. The farm buildings
Of James Redman of Bingham, we're con-
samed by fire Monday Loss $500; insured
$500.
The house Of Daniel X. Williams of Emb-
den was burned to-day. Loss $500. Fire
caught on the roof.
Forr. FAIRFIELD, June Is. Fire at Sprague's
Mills, Eaton, the 18th inst, destroyed store of
N. c. Smith, with entire contents. The
post-office was in the store. Loss s., 600; in
sured g, 40. Cause unknown.
BANGOR, June Is. Eleven small dwelling
houses we're consumed by fire on French
Island, near Oldtown. Monday night. An
overturned lamp was the cause.
Court Matters.
The June law term of the Supreme Judicial
court convened here to-day. Aroostook cases
are first on the docket and are being argued.
Maine Medical Association.
PORTLAND, June Is. Maine Medical As
ISOLATION commenced its 2sth annual session
here to-day, DIR. Seth c. Gordon of Portland
President, W it'll good attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-16


Miss Sadie s. Haskell, daughter Of Erastus
haskell, Esq, of this city, and Col. Z. W.
.. Cobb Of Governor Davis's staff, promi-
nent young business man of Rockland, were
united in marriage at the residence OF the
Ol'de's father, on Crosby street. last evening
nev. J. H. Ecob performed the ceremony.
me house was beautifully decorated with
MOVERS. There was bridal arch Of ever
green, and a marriage bell Of daisies. Miss
latte Cobb and Miss Julia Folsom acted as
os1desmaids. The presents from friends and
relatives were rich and abundant, consisting
y siiverware, clocks, vases. statuafy. pc
'afes' etc. Among the rest was set OF SOHO
.nver ice cream spoons from the Young
ladies' Board of Missions, Of the Congrega-
s'onaiist church, of which the bride was
.embef; also flne marble, bronze hgure
sock, gin from the members Of the Gov
snofs stan. The happy couple took the u
aock Pullman for Portland. Amer june
1''a their home will be h Rockland.