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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-17

Atning Nstes.
An assay Office is to be established at Ban
sor with the Maine Mining Exchange
The great ''fndr of the times is upon the
farm of H. G. Harrison, franklin, Hancock
county. minefalized hill. Old miner. cali
" wonder A vein of quartz l-2 feet ip
width has been discovered upon the mill 10,
OF Tyler Scammou & Co., which bids fair to
De bonanza. 1t is so near the mill that
what requires steam in other places, can here
De performed BY water power
Col Darling, of Blue Hill, Me-, is at Milan,
n H., with crew Of men, erecting board
ing house and getting apparatus and machin-
cry ready to operate the Fogg mine. The
ore will be taken to Portland, and shipped
thence to Baltimore, where it will be crushed.
That already sent forward, shows great rich
ness and will yield good profit.
MIR. Thomas Cahill, in recent CONVERSE
ton said that in all his travels in the West.
and ne has been mining and assaying for
nearly thirty years, with the sa ne amount of
development, that he never saw such indica-
ions OF vast mineral wealth as he has seen
here in Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-17
LATEST BY NAIL.

1t is estimated that the New Jersey forest
fires have burned over Coo square miles ot
territory.
The republican convention at Worcester
yesterday in the resolutions and the delegates
chosen. favored the nomination of Senator
Edmunds. although the delegates, Messrs.
George F. Hoar. Charles II. Goldman. John
T.. Sanford and Julius II. Secyle, are unin-
structed.
Seven passengers were injured yesterday
morning by an accident on the Ohio 4 Missis-
sippi Railway.
The House Monday passed the Harris bill,
which provides for the reconstruction of the
navy.
A British vessel loaded with arms for
Chill took fire while in the river Elbe last Sat
urday, and was scuttlcd to prevent explosion.
An adverse report will be made on the APP
plication of the Mckay sewing machine men
for an extension of the patent.
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Veimont (:reenhackers.
FIRES.
Forest Fires,

PErERsBURG, Va. April l6. For several
days past. a woodland fire has extended over
large area Of the counties of Prince George
Dinwiddie, Chesterfield. and Sussex. destroy
ing an immense quantity of cord wood. lum
Der and underground. A number of barns
stables, and out-houses have been destroyed
In fighting the. flames two or three persons
were burned to death. The fires are still
burning.
ToNs RIVER, n. j., April To- The threat.
ened danger from fire is passed. 1t is smould.
ering in patches. but patrols are carefully
watching ANY outbreak. South of here,
tow ards Woodmanse. the fire is still raging,
and is said to be enveloping Broadway and
Rosenbayn streets, and destroying many
houses. The districtsis densely populated.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Political.

LONDON, April l6. The Irish members OF
the new parliament are beginning to arrive in
town. Their programme is decidedly moder-
ate. They ask equalization of the Irish fran
chise with the English; and extension of u
ster tenant rights TO the whole of Ireland.
These are the substance of their demands.
Prince Imperial.
The project of monument to the late
prince imperial in Westminster Abbey, is
likiy TO be abandoned on the accession of the
liberal ministry.
There are reports of an impending strike in
the coal and iron districts. In Lanconshire,
Scotland, a demand is expected as the result
Of closing iron furl aces and coal pits.
The cooperative store on Bedford street,
Strad. was partly destroyed by fire to-day.
Insurance flj0,000.
DIR. Edward V. II. Kenaley, member of the
last commons and council for claimant in the
Tichborne case, is dead, aged 6l.
MANCHESTER, April l6. The death of
Wright. recently elected liberal for Noting
ham, is a heavy blow to the Birmingham
school radicals. Wright was the originator
and head OF that party.
Personal.
Ex-Empress Fugenie has arrived at Cape
Town.
COPENHAGEN, April lG. Nordenskjold,
Arctic explorer, and his companions, met
with an enthusiastic reception.
Author Expelled.
ROME, April lG. Italian dramatic author
Cavolotti, went to Trieste to superintcnd the
production of play, but was expelled by the
Austrian authorities.
The Reichstag.
BERLIN, April IL. In the reichstag the
army bill was read third time. The Ultra
mOntaine amendment exeMpting priests
from service in the army reserve, was adopt
ed.
Congratulations to Gladstone.
ST.. PETERSBURG, April IL. 4 number OF
Russians are preparing an address to be pre-
scented to Gladstone, congratulating him on
the success of the liberals in the parliamenta-
ry elections.
Prince GOrtschakoH.
Gortschakof passed a restless night, with
intervals Of delirium. lie has no appetite
and complains of heaviness in the head, and
weakness.
Cattle Dying.
HALE, April lG. Scarcity of hay and fod.
der for cattle, particularly in the eastern
counties, is causing much distress. In some
places cattle are dying for want of food.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
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Kennebec Journal
Granting Of a Writ.


+. PORTLAND, April l6. In the mandamus
suit of the City Item of Portland, to compel
the city clerk to exhibit the records of inten-
ton of marriage, Judge Peters grants writ.
Denial.
S. F. Spring, resident director of the Bos-
ton 4 Maine r. R., says the reported CONSOLE
dation of the Eastern with his road is I'M
founded, and was circulated rs a stOck-job-
bling operation to bolster up the stock of the
Eastern.
Political.
At meeting of the greenback State COM
mittee holden at the Preble House this even
ing, considerable discussion over the candi-
date for governor is reported. The choice
finally settled upon Prince A. Sawyer OF
Phillips, late fusion Secretary Of State.
Their State convention will be held at Bangor,
June LIST.
BANGOR, April lG. A meeting of the demo-
cratic State committee held Wednesday
night, ut which number Of prominent fus-
ionists were present, decided to call State
convention. LOT tne nouiflatloh Va sVvcihoi
and delegates to the Cincinnati convention,
at Portland, June lst.
A MinOt Man Killed.
GoRHAM, N. H., April Is. Claude Par
fridge of Minot, Me-, died at ll.30 A. NJ, at
Gorham, from injuries received Fri
day morning, while assisting in making up a
freight train in the Grand Trunk yard al
Gorham. He was brakeman and unmarried.
Fire.
SKowHEGAx, April l6. The farm build
ings in Mercer, owned by S. l.. Mills, and
occupied Mr.. Williamson, were burned this
p. M. Loss $1,000; no insurance. Cause
unknown.
Arrested.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., April 16. Lindall f.
Hoyt, charged with the recent shooting and
robbery of Jefferson Healy, at East Gambia,
n. H., was arrested at Auburn, Maine, to-day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-17
Among the Hats and BOnnets.

Among the Hats and Bonnets.
For few days past Miss NJ L. Maxwelrs
store has been thronged with ladies, examin-
ing the new styles of hats and bonnets. The
display of spring and summer millinery is
very lavish. When it comes to describing
ladies' toilettes or new bonnets. the mascu-
line pen generally fails, and the masculine
heart recois from the attempt. However,
Journal reporter blacked his boots, and saun'
tered into the wilderness of ribbons and
laces, resolved to conquer or to die.
Our attention was especially attracted to
the brilliant display of trimmed hats and BON
nets, among which was .'Versalles OF
black chip outside, lined with Tuscan. ana
trimmed with three shades of old gold os-
trich tips, an ornament of pearls ana irrides-
cent beads, and broad, striped satin rioooh
in the prevailing color, passing across !he
e.nnt of the crown and under the brim at the
sides terminating in a graceful bow under
tta LIFT aide of the brim. This charming hat
"a sbaned like the old-time "Gypsy, and Is
a becoming style to most of faces and forms.
A t,rhan coronet bonnet is unique anair
wh;ch fits quite closely upon the head. IL Is
ccmposed Of Sultan red and old gold satin'
.ho crown being covered with gold lace III
,"xsiv nattern. and the front embellished
9TH n.nsies in the richest hues imaginable,
~;th ornaments Of gilt upon the LEFT SIDE from
~h;cb Is pending ball of gilt and irridescent
haaSs The old gold fringed satin is carried
h.cl in graceful folds, and forms lo'eiy
how which is designed to fall low upon 'ee
neck Another, of turban coronet SHAPE Is
Sultan red and old gold brocade sat,h' oo.-
dered with fringe of irridescent oesus' pan.
s;os in rich shades, and the bow at the pa.
81 Sultan red. A BRIDES bonnet or ~ni.e
chin in ."Aurora' form, is danny aIsn'
the trimmings being composed OF WINE p.J
oale satin. point d. applique, white osr,e"
I'm. and ornaments of pearl and SILVER. ~,
ether extremely delicate AFFAIR Is OF VIM" y
chin in .sGypsy" form, with two snaaes 50. y.
,.ap,aor in velvet and ribbon, with OSTRICH
.:S =, male straw, and pearl fringe.
s .Rs coronet in black chip, with satin
"a lots ali black. is q modest styie, yer
sn;tcd to people of quiet tastes on all occ"'
sions. 49,. saw of the many
| so,,n1v dres,v affairs on exhibition at TINS
e..h;on.Sle establishment, and these snou,o
10 .een to be appreciated. There are i"s a:r
os hats and bonnets, in black, ana oIl,
49,. shades of brown and drao, tasuly any
oI.aartlv trimmed with less display: yer VIZ
e,ss 49,: latest shapes and styles oftrimmings'
-. VI 49,, . for cop,binations in trimming
lne me-. I1 ns;g;nated by Miss Maxwell ana me-
CORPS Of accomplished mil aS. s.r,c receu
Standing it has been remarked ps so" sanns,,
visitors that s'those elegant hats anu 'o"''~' '
must be imported
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-17

The storm which has preysiled throughout
the State for several DAYS is the severest ever
known. On tine line Of the Central Pacific,
Rough Mountain snow sheds are broken
down between Emigrant Gap and Cisco. Yes
terday the eastern bound express had got
only ~ far as Alta. The Virginia lightning
express is stopping at the same point A
snow pillow train with eight engines, which
left Summit this morning to effect competition
with pillow from Emigrant Gap, when half a
mile west from Summit, jumped the track
and dashed through the snow sheds for 100
feet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-17
LABOR TROUBLES.
Strike at Cohoes. MY.

Troy, April l6. Representatives of the
operatives Of Harmony mills called on Su-
perintendent johnson to-day. They admitted
that there was much suffering among the OPP
eratives. and said that all would go to work
if the employers would guarantee to respect
the rights of the organized unions. johnson
said he would aid the unions if their object
was to care for the sick. but if their purpose
was to dictate the management of the mills,
the question must be settled now and for
ever.
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Colby University Notes.
The seniors have secured the following
rare musical talent tor Commencement
Nine Chatterton Bohrer, grand gothic harp
soloist, now on a visit from London, Eng
land; the Shubert quartette. Of Boston. and
Miss Henriett Beebe, of New York, as So
prano. There will also be the full Germania
orchestra, of Boston. 1t is evident that this
unusually large number of first class must
clans could be secured only at lavish ex-
pense. rare musical treat may be ex-
pected.-Fast Day was variously observed
here. Some went boating, others in search
Of specimens" or Indian relics. A few took
long walks after May flowers, and a still
smaller number went to church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-17

Attempted suiesa.
Frank Thaysr Of sidney, at,enn,s,,,o 49,,
do.s ~ "Wednesday night, by taking ,
and l., .. "a,n tie has been in i'll healtl
II. .a.a pool splrits for some time past, and or
.co.o; .a0on before he took poison, told ar
r.. l s.. that he had lived long enough
~. . suspected his design upon hi,
IT,. -ad mas watched him closely for veeL,
evening she heard him 20 into ri,
om' ana thought she detected ! sound .. ),
: oo''le were being set down. She ba.,ensd
y s's'ls' and found her son on the bed and
!. val OF the deadly drug on the tsh,o n
Ds'sey was called At first Thayer u,terly
,e.useo to take any antidote for the poison
out at last, complaining of thirst. the mod;
cine was administered in wate, and h.
life saved. "''
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cohurn Guards organized in that village last
.,.umu. This is the first company to make
.,n,cstion under the new law, and they will
!. entitled to breach-loading rifles, to be sup
-,;.d bv the State as soon as their organixa-
~, /. completed and they are mustered into
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-17

AO8 story.
merchant on Water street, in the grain
business recently bought dog of a imam in
belgrade. He fastened the canine in hi.
''aoie to remain until he became contented
Win Augusta air. and went down to his n,acs
OF business. The gentleman had been in hi,
s'ore out short time, when he CHANGED IN
iook out OF the window and saw what he
thought to be his purchase, trotting leisurelv
~ on the sidewalk. Shy jingo. there goes
my dog. exclaimed the grain dealer excited.
~ He clapped on his hat and started in
NOT pursuit. A stern chase ID proverbiallv a
long one. At last he paid man dollar to
assist MIN in the capture, and their united ef-
lorts were successful. The dog was taken
10 the store and secured. A few minutes az.
ter friend came in and said: "Whose dog
is that?''
"Mine."
"Yourn!''
Then the friend went off into a roar of
laughter. ''Why that's the widder --'s
dog!"
And was. For over an hour the grain
merchant had been chasing dog which be-
ionsed to another person; and dog, too, of
the opposite sex from the one which was con.
tentedly gnawing bone in his stable at
home!
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Durham Murderer.

DOVER, April l6. Joseph Henry Otis, the
supposed murderer Of Peter Duval, was ar
raigned here to-day, in the police court. He
waived examination and was committed for
trial next September.
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1@Mrs. A. S. Dulon is prepared to cut
and make children's, girls and misses cloaks,
sacques and dresses in all the latest styles.
Give her a call and satisfy yourself that her
work is of the best quality, and that her
styles are the same as used in Boston and
New York. Corner Patterson and Gannett
Sts., east side. apr5-ftillmay3
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whv do people persist in stopping their
$500 80 that either the animal or the vehi-
:. ohstructs the cross-walk, which belongs
.vcusively to the pedsstrianss, At tone time.
yesterday, nearly every crossing. from the
po.t.ofice to Bridge street, had horse or
,..m standing over it, so that the ladies and
,.,tlemen we're compelled to step of into
tho dust.
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Glass Ball Shooting.

Glass Rail Shooting.
The CushnOc Heights Gun Club held
their first glass ball shoot for the season
at their old grounds foot of Gas House Hill !,
so-called, Fast day. In the morning the
shoot was for club badge, at a distance of
Is yards, each contestant being allowed 20
shots. The balls were sprung from rotary
trap. Some brilliant shots were made, and
the feathers flew quite freely The following
is the score for the badge:
P. o. Vickery, A. f. w. Moore, Is; H.
A. Thorndike, lG; C. o. Tibbetts, Is; J. l..
Colcord, 10; ]. F. Pierce, 6; H. F. Farnham,
16; F. Swain, 10; F. w. Bowman, 5; W. S.
Choate, G; Joseph f. Badger, II; Ira l..
Mackie, IL; S. B. Glazier. 8; l.. A. Moore.
3; d. w. Whitchouse, 6.
The range was then heightened tool yards
and the tie between Farnham and Thorndike
shot off; the latter hitting IS balls out of 90,
and the former H..
In the afternoon there were eight prizes
to be contested for. The first was game bag,
and the others various quantities of powder
and shot The distance was the same as ut
the forenoon shoot (ls YARDS, and the fol-
lowing score was made:
P. o. Vickery, IL; ID. w. Whitehouse, 6;
Ira L. Mackie, 8; II. A. Thorndike, IA; H.
F. Farnham, l6; c. o. Tibbetts, IA; f. w.
Moore, 10; l.. A. Moore, 8; E. c. Earring
ton, IA; F. Swain, 8; F. w. Bowman, ID; s.
J. Chadbourne, 8; f. Myrick, 3.
The first prize was won by f. W. Moore
the second by II. F. Farnham. The ties on
the third were shot off, and E. c. Harrington
took the cake-wc mean the prize. Mr.. Far
rington is unused to glass ball shooting, but
is said to be the crack rifle shot of the State.
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The Fast Day social services in the First
Baptist church, conducted by Rev. Mr.. Pen
ney were quite well attended. The exer-
cses consisted of music, prayer, and remarks
appropriate to the occasion by Rev. Mr.. Pen
ney, Rev. Mr.. Tilden, Rev. Mr.. Ecob, and
others. Perhaps it would be well to ask, in
this connection, if we, as a people, are not
drifting too far away from the standards OF
our fathers? Fast Day once meant some
thing 1t was time of humiliation, fasting,
and prayer to the Giver of all good gifts. Vi
late years it is getting to be day OF recrea'
ton, Let US be honest in this matter. Lei
Us either abolish the significance of the day
altogether, and make it in name and in fact
holiday for innocent amusement, which We
over-worked Americans need badly enough
or observe it more closely than we have beer
doing.
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What They Need.

Many persons. feel unwell but they know
not the cause. They lack physical strength
and mental energy; they are deficient in vi
tality, and when feeling in that condition
there is nothing in the world that will
give such new life and strength to
the system as the Peoples Favorite Tonic
Bitters. They are not alcoholic, but purely
vegetable. See advertisement.
aprill 5t&w2W
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Quite large class graduated from the Di-
rigo Business College, yesterday. One Of
the pleasant things connected With the occa-
sion was the presentation of gold pen and
pencil to D. u. Want, Esq, BY the gradual
ing class.
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MEXICO.
The Situation.

CRY OF MENIoo. April l6. Absolute peace
prevails throughout the republic. The cleo
toral excitement is on the increase. Coma
les to all APPEARANCES is ahead.
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OHIO.


CIScrxxArI. April ls. 1t is stated that the
grand jury of the United States District
court found indictments against Thomas
Ambrose, late clerk of the United States
court here, for perjury, embezzlement and
making false claims against the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-17

The funeral obsequies of the late Charles
Little, At the residence of his father, Thomas
Little, Esq, Middle street, were largely at
tended. The deceased Was buried under the
auspices of Asylum Lodge. No. 20. l. o. o.
F., and Jephtha Encampment. The services
at the house were conducted by Rev. J. IL.
Ecob, who read consoling passage of Scrip
ture, and offered prayer. The floral deco
rations we're very beautiful and abundant.
At the head of the casket was q pillow Of
rosebuds and white pinks, with an outer edge
Of smilax with the word "Brother" in the
centre N blue violets. The three links, en-
blematic of the motto of the order Of which
Mr.. Little was a valued brother-"Friend-
ships Love and Truth, wrought in rosebuds,
pinks and heath, with q delicate border of
heliotrope and smilax, reposed on the casket
lid. The centre link was of red rosebuds, to
express passion or love. At the foot was
lovely wreath of white flowers. Besides the
flowers around the body, there was memo
rial pyramid of solid blossoms, with the word
Husband at the base. The services at the
cemetery were conducted by +. II. Atkins of
Hallowell, who repeated the part of the ritual
relating to the burial of the dead. The sing
ing at the grave by quartette of brother Odd
Fellows, Messrs. Hunt, Warehouse, Black
we'll and Reid. was very beautiful.
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CANADA.


MONTREAL, April l6. Nathaniel Weaver,
who shot himself here yesterday, turns out
to be the defaulting cashier Of the Citizens
National hank Of Urbana. o. He lost in
grain specalations el8, 500 of the banks
money ard disappeared two yea1 ago.
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WYOMING.
Convfcts Escape.

CHErExxE, April Is. Five convicts es-
capped from the Wyoming penitentiary. All
are on the road between Fort Fetterman and
Rock Greek, stopping coaches and robbing
passengers Of arms and money.
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MINNESOTA.


MINNEAPOLIS, April l6. Three cars of a
freight train, rounding . curve within the
city limits, jumped the track and we're pre-
cipised into the Mississippi to-day. Harry
Noak, yardmaster. was killed.
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MASON
AND
hhMltn
ORGANS
timber LAND!
Aryrr0~

7ownship No. 2. Range 3, West Of Bing-
hans's Kcnne6ec Purchase, in the Coun-
tn of Franklin, knorn as Lang Planta-
ton. sciH BE- sold at Public AUCTION, at
the AMgmsta House, in AUGUSTA. on
Wednesday, the 16th day Of June, A. d.
1880 at II o'clock A. II.
A. the land is wen timbersd and veil watered,
Wing on both sides Of the South Branch Of dead
River, IL oGers rare opportunity to purchasers.
E o 3; RaL + .px Agents.
skowhsgan. Aptn ~. ieoA aprlAttd
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CALIFORNIA.
Letter Service BY Express

SAN FRAxcIsco, April lS. The Assembly
adopted resolution requesting California
congressman to use means to defeat the meas
ure prohibiting letter service by express. The
Produce Exchange adopted similar resolu-
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rTo one and all We say use s, ne cnre 70,
Rotsnic Cough Balsam. IL Is : s"'e
the worst cough.
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THE INDIANS.
An Agreement Concluded.

YANKroN, April l6. The Indian inspector
has concluded an agreement with the lower
Brule Sioux, by which the Chicago. Milwaukee
& st. Paul railroad will be permitted to run
through their reservation toward the Black
Hills.
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FRIDAY, April l6.
State VS.. Abraham Glidden, for larceny of
horse. wagon &C., in Troy, left unfinished on
Wednesday The great question at issue is
the truth of the abb set up by def. The
case was given to the jury at half past four in
the afternoon. After celebrating an hour
they brought in verdict Of guilty.
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HALIFAX, April l6. The exodus to the
United States continues from country ports,
~ well ~ from this city.
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POLITICAL.
Con,e.aed Eleceien Case,

WAsHISeroS, d. c., April l6. The
Yeates- Martin North Carolinx contested cleo
ton case. vas taken up b, the Election com
m;ttee, to-day, and Mr.. Southland concluded
his argument in behalf Of Yeates.
veinoat Greenbackers.
wArERsuRY, VT. April l6. At Essex
Junction. last evening. the State committee
Of greenbackers called State convention to
meet at Montpelier, May Is. to choose 10 del
egates to the Chicago National convention,
June 9Th