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The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-08-29
HOW CAN A WOMAN TELL ,

lie told me his love this morning,
with his dear hand clasping mine,
And he said, "ciod speed the dawning
When, sweet, I may call thee mino.''
But my fond heart questioned softly,
Though loving him true and we'll,
VIII his love outlast all changesY
All how can woman tclg
When the years shall bring their trials,
And the cares and the pains outweigh
The Toys In the little household,
As clouds might obscure the day,
WIN tho hand that has held me fondly,
When madeniy Ills befcii.
As earnestly shield from sorrow?
All how can woman tell?
When the siivcry threads arc creeping
Through my ttcsscs one by one;
When lose my youth and beauty,
As many wife has done;
VIII his heart he mine as truly
AS when In the nowcry dell
lie gave me his trusted proInisc2
All how can woman telly
glanced at my sweetheart waiting,
Ills eyes they are clear and true;
- will love him, +" my heart says gladly.
81 win trust him the Wide world through
will lie TO him Joy aud comfort
I win all other wives excel,
win keep him with loves sweet magic.
This much may woman tell
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SONNET TO OCEAN.

Tiou ocean vast, Tot God con- anion meet
Whose waves resstlcss roll forevermorc,
And bring glad tidngs from distant shore
To pour them out, like music, at my feet
who gave 10 thee thy boundlessncss, and whence
Came thy great dceps, so wonderfully planned
IT'S lie above. whose own ofnniscient hand
From Chaos dark reccsses brought thee hence Fl!
q mighty Sea whom Poets love to sing,
And AIT ttiumphant-with holder will
To place on glowing canvas; but bring
A place within my heart FOR thee to an;
Sacred to thee, where thy blue waves may fling
Their cool white surf, and murmur, peace, ID
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-08-29

CIT A Month and expenses guaranteed toAgeuty.
NJ Quilt FREQ. SHAW CO., Augusta, Maine,
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-08-29

10 enjoy good health aim to always have
abundant sleep this can generally be sc,
cured by management, unless there be a
crying baby in the house, in which case Dir.
Bulls Baby Syrup will greatly assist. Price
20 cents a bottle.
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hauowen Local News

M, MI james NJ. Alexander died =, ri. 49,
asnce IN this city, On Saturday morning , ,ss,
s. snort and distressing Hines. >, ,ha
.ge OF about 50 years He wa. . vonn 'ne
Of unolemished Christian cba,sctar s man man
xasa esteemed by all who knew hin anu "u
year ne served the city most fsisbt Nun Last
o o%ee OF City Marshal, but decIns IN the
me MELTON on account of other business euo re-
am,,is s for several years he has been Is <.
s sna OF the Hallowell Granite Cnm ~ .ne
ana was one of their most skilled and %DnPahy,
soIxmen. He leaves wife, one chilli Lf'ia ans
large circle of relatives and $50 ana
mourn ms loss. His funeral will be Aus, nus 70
a. MS late residence on Lincoln stree, n sS;a
Vnaay afternoon, at 2 o'clock. '"''
AS our State election is close ...
every voter should see that his nam nv H "a
.ne voting list in season to secure ti'a r;a On
20 cast his ballot on the 18th Of sen,em .,sn'
a a iast OF voters has been placed in the Pos,
omce' by City Clerk Nye. '''-
.. IS sizeable and shapely flag, with the names
Sl the greenback candidates. STATE ", and
Nsuonal, was raised across the lower sec,;nn
VI water street, on Friday. No HancocL
and English in theirs. ' hancock
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MISSISSIPPI.
Riot at Coffeyville.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, August %. From pas
sengers who have survived here this morning,
the following particulars are gained of the
riot at Coffeyville. Miss. the county seat of
fellowbush county, Is miles north of
Grenada, on the ST. Louis. Chicago New
Orleans railroad. A special election is to be
held next Tuesday to fill the vacancy for
sheriff, over which there was a contest at the
last general election. both democrats and
greenbackers having tickets in the field. On
Saturday both parties held ratification meet
ings at Coifeyville, and each raised pole.
The democrats had brass band from
Grenada, and after the raising marched
through the streets. While passing a corner
a difficulty occurred between negro
named Spearman, who was in the democratic
procession, and Il. V. Pearson, gre. nback
candidate for sheriff, which resulted in Pear
son shooting Spearman, killing him instantly.
This was the signal for general melee and
a voliey of shots was opened on Pearson,
who was shot three times, from the effects of
which he died last right. Two whites. Kelley
and Reddick. friends of Pearson, were also
wounded. For a time perfect pandemonium
rcigned and the excitement was so high that
the Walthall Greys. militia company of
Grenada, was tolegraphed for, but afterwards
the order was countermanded. Last night
Coffeyvi1le was quiet.
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= tne lower life. 1t is not to get at the top
vi sne cross. but low at its foot
Inc speaker then gave the interesting story
VI MS personal experience. He had been for
many years Roman Catholic priest He
haa travelled throughout Europe and been
'aueht In the most celebrated schools of his
enurch, and was the president of Catholic
coiege IN Brooklyn. He was persuaded to
20 INTO a little gathering of Irish sailors who
liad been converted to God and were holding
q meeting OF prayer In an obscure street in
New York city. By their earnest words and
prayers he quickly perceived that thew had
something which he, with his education, did
NOT possess When they called for those to
stand who would accept Christ, God told him
70 stand but he was afraid they would call
MN Protestant and he kept his seat After
d severe struggle he threw himself into the
aisle with those poor sailors and right there
uod converted his soul and gave him a COM
mission to preach the true gospel to his own
eeeeiFed countrymen. In his own chapel he be-
Iore congregation of Roman Catholics broke
'ne crnclhx with a hammer. ''His hand will
wither. they said but it is strong to-day.
He formed an independent Catholic church.
, winch has prospered greatly, and TODAY
10000 Irishmen in New York city will hear
ire true religion preached to them BY re-
formed Roman Catholic priests
AT the close of the sermon the bishop
uttered prayer full of power and of Divine
inspiration.
congregation of 1000 gathered at the
stand In the afternoon. The exercises con-
sisted OF earnest celebrations BY the evange-
lists, Rev. j. G. Young and Rev. Aaron
HART and singing gospel hymns by large
cholr OF young people. Mr.. Hartt sang with
good effect The Ninety and Nine" and
other revival songs. Nearly three-fourths of
the assembly rose to their feet when all
were requested to testify for Christ by
standing.
AT 80 there was an interesting service of
PRAYER and conservation at the tabernacle.
me evening meeting was announced to be
a Holy Ghost meeting. 1t was conducted by
Dr. Young. and was full of power of God.
During the day the most perfect order was
kept by the efficient police, and nothing oc-
CURED to disturb the enjoyment of the day
or the quiet of the meetings
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winthrop Locals.

Winthrop Locals.
Rev. Mr.. Bickford, pastor of the Conoro
eationai church, rendered his resignation on
sunday, Aug. 10Th, to take effect in ,h-ao
weeks. He has received. as we Understand
d can 10 Colorado, and purposes to accent
ana leave Tor that place in a few weeks Mr.
hicklord Will be greatly missed from among
US. during his stay here he has won the
entire confidence of all classes. He ia /.
faithful pastor, and an exemplary Christian
gentleman. The temperance cause will
severely feel his loss. He has ALWAYS been
foremost in every good word and work. His
departure will be keenly regretted by all. and
the good wishes of the whole community will
follow him to his new field of labor.
A grand rally was held in Packard Hall
on wednesday evening, Aug. 18th. The
large hall was packed to its utmost CAPACITY.
to listen to Hon. Eugene Hale. We hear
MS address spoken of in the highest
terms on all sides. Hon. Mr. Grosyenor of
OHIO, Is announced to speak at the same
place this week
We hear it said that grand rally is to be
held some time during the campaign, at
Lake Maranacook. We trust that such will
be the case; it will be rare chance for a
grand turn out
The Winthrop Mills Company are about to
erect an addition to their wooden mill, and
place square roof on it, in place of the
present unseemly one, which will very much
improve its looks
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WHOOP-ER UP!
TabulatOr Brown and A. &. Andrews OF
Augusta Address n Fusion Rally
at Fairfield.

Our correspondent "a writes us from
Fairfield: According to appointment ). =.
Brown and A. G. Andrews of Augusta adj
dressed crowd on the depot grounds at
Fairfield, Friday evening. There were many
women and children in the assemblage,
as well as republicans who came to hear 81
mons version of the count-out. Among
other courteous remarks this much-abused
innocent asserted that, Judging from the
tenor of the Hale Committees report, he
agreed with Joshua Nye that the men were
all drunk. The genial Tabulator did not
deign to notice the minority report of Messrs.
Ingalls, and Hill, and left his audience in a
painful state of suspense as to whether these
two gentlemen were also drunk. flag with
Weaver and Chambers names at the top,
and Plaisted's. trailing from the bottom OF
the banner, was run out. The crowd cheered
for Plaisted, but nary cheer was there
tor Weaver and Chambers. Fusion doesn't
seem to be much of success here in FAR
field. and Simons dreams of State senator
ship. fear will be rudely blasted.
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Invalids should Not Fail

To use the famous blood Alternative, spring
tonic and nerve restorative, known as Wyo-
moke. Eminent physicians in all schools of
medicine recommend this nerve invigorator
as positive nerve specific in all nervous
diseases, heart affections, broken-down con-
stitution, etc, etc. Price only Sl.00, Sl.50
and $500. Sold by all druggists. Letters
from gentlemen and ladies in the highest
walks of social and public life, who have
been benefited by using this remedy, sent on
application. Copies are with each bottle of
WyOmoke. augl7+mon&th&wlw
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Lord ROseberry Declines.


LONDON, August 2I The Daily News
says We have reason to believe the contin-
ued i'll health of Lord Roseberry will prevent
his taking the under secretaryship of India,
in place of Lord Lansdown, resigned.
English Commons.
In the Commons last night, the hares and
rabbits bill passed through the committee of
the whole.
The celebrated actress Mrs. Charles Kean,
formerly Miss Ellen Tree, is dead.
Application for Higher Wages Refused.
A meeting of the Master Cotton Spinners
Association of northeast Lancashire, at Man
chester, refused the application of weavers
for 10 per cent. advance in their wages, ow
ing to the state of trade.
From Afghanistan.
A despatch from Quota says: Natives re-
port that Ayoob Khan is not only raising
works against Candahar, but entrcnching his
own position, and intends to give battle when
the reinforcing column arrives.
Personal.
Forster and Parnell return to London by
this mornings Irish mail train.
ROME, August 81. Diretto, the ministerial
organ, announces that the King has placed
the royal villas of Capo di Monte and Marc
chetti, at the disposal of Gladstone, in case
he come to Italy for his health.
Consul Insulted by Chilians.
The Diretto asserts that the Italian con-
sui at Tacna, Peru. was menaced and in
suited by the Chilians, and that the Italian
cabinet has addressed complaint to the
Gillian government.
Specie Shipped.
HAvRE. August n. $500 in specie
was shipped here on steamer Herder for New
York.
Affairs in Turkey.
CoNsT ANTINOPLE, August 81. Orders have
been given for immediate repair of forts at
Black Sea entrance to the Bosphorus. Private
! kilograms from Scutari report much excite
nent among Albanians since the sudden and
unexpected departure of the Turkish govern.
or. and much anxiety expressed in regard to
the attitude his successor, Ria Pasha, will
adopt. Whatever that attitude may be there
/ is determination to resist any cesson of
territory. Preparations have already begun
| in the district of Dulcigno.
The Powers Rejoinder.
! BERLIN. August 81 The collective re-
joinder of the powers to the Porte's reply to
their note on the Greek question, will be pre-
scented in a dav or two. France is ready to
follow where the others are prepared to lead
but will not take the initiative.
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A Free AcknOwledg ment.

l hereby certify that l habitually use DR..
Kennedy's "Favorite Remedy in my family
in all those cases in which domestic medi-
to accomplish the purpose desired. We look
upon it as an anchor to windward that is sure
to hold in every instance mentioned on the
doctors bill of particulars. | make this ac-
acknowledgement freely, in hope of doing good
to others, feeling that medicine that is near
at hand and to be implicitly trusted, is worth
more than it costs Rev. G.. c. EsRAY.
Formerly Associate Editor Rondoubt Free
man
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VIRGINIA.
Duel Prevented.

RICHMOND, Angus, %. The duel
to take place between James Barron
Hope, editor of the Norfolk Landmark,
and Col William Lamb, mayor Of Norfolk.
was prevented by the arrest of Lamb as he
was leaving his house for the place of the
meeting. Lamb was taken before a magis-
irate and bound over in $50. 900 TO keep the
peace, Hope eluded the police and reached
the rendezvous. He will return to the city
and give bonds.
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OHIO.
Children Drowned BY Brutal Parents.

CINCINNATI, August %. Special from
Marietta, Ohio, says that the people of the
town of Lowell, ten miles distant. were
Mortified to find Yesterday morning that the
twin children of John Farley had been
drowned in tub of water during the night.
The father and mother were arrested. The
children were only month old. The par
ents are very poor. Farley is given TO drink.
They both deny their crime, but Farley says
he believes his wife drowned the babies
They have three other children.
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A few DAYS ago there was narrow escape
from sad accident at Ocean Point. party
of young ladies were bathing at the south
shore, on short rocky beach formed between
the broken lodges which abound there, ana
Miss Sara f. Shepard of Holden, and MISS
Nellie Brainard of China, lost their footing
and the undertow Immediately began to bear
them out to sea. Their perilous situation
was at once comprehended by Miss Meme
Bigelow of this city, who was also one OF the
party. and who Immediately went bravery 10
their assistance. They were ciaspea 'o-
gether and she quickly succeeded in grasp'ns
their clothing, but in the struggle that ensue"
she also lost her footing, and the recedins
tide now swept all three seward. MISS
Bigelow did not lose her presence OF mind'
however, and at last provideniially clufched
aprojection of ledge to which she chung with
strength possessed by but few women, until
all had regained their footing. when with
some difficulty they made their way to the
shore.
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DIR. Buchanan,s suicide Doubtful.
CANADA.
Interesting ScuIl Races.

Cornwall, August -. At the regatta
Yesterday the amateur scull race was won by
Laing of Montreal, beating Dunspaugh of
Toronto three lengths. Second race was an
exhibition by Hosmer of Boston and Gaudour
of Toronto, Hcsmer beating the latter easily.
The double scuil race was won by Gillispie
and Lockerby. Hanlon and Gaudour gave
exhibitions of sculling.
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The Three Graces

are represented with perfectly developed
torms-beauty and health combined No
decayed-toothed man or woman can be
healthy, because digestion must be imperfect.
Use SOZODONT, get healthy teeth, good d.
gestion and sound body. Revive the three
graces.
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THE INDIANS.
YictOria,s Band.

WASHINGTON ID. c., August 81. Victoria's
band is in Sierra de La Condaria, about sixty
miles from FL Paso Two Mexcans were
killed by the Indians in Bunta Deventantas
mountain. Col Vale has gone to Chihua-
hua. Nothing is known of the whereabouts
of the Mexican troops.
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POLITICAL.
Candidates,

CHICAGO, Ills, August 81. c. B. Farwell,
in an interview. announces himself repub
lican candidate for nomination in the 30 Con-
gressional district The friends of ex-
Minister +. b. Washburne are urging his
candidacy for the same district
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have suffered from kidney difficulty for
the past ten years, accompanied with ner-
Vous spasms. Physicians gave me but tenn
porary relief, but after using three and one
half bottles of Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver cure, my nervous spasms were entirely
relieved. My age is II years. recommend
this great remedy to all suffering from ner-
yous troubles. Mrs MARY REESE
EastOn Pa
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FIRES.
Paper Mill Burned.

BosToS, Mass, August 22. The large
paper mill of F. W. Bird, Holingsworth 4
Co., at East Walpole. was destroyed by FIRE
at an early hour this morning Valuable
machinery was destroyed, including one en-
CINE, one four cylinder double press. valued
at $4,000. polishing machine, boiler, etc.
\ vat containing $4,000 worth of pulp was
destroyed. Loss on buildings, machinery.
stock, etc. estimated at So, 900. which is in
sursd for about wo-tbirCs its yalue
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iAarrifo.

In Hallowen, August Eth, by J. Edwin Nye, Esq,
Herbert = Dyer to Miss Josephine Brown, both OF
Hallowell: August 18th, By the same. Irving A.
Smith to Miss Ida f. Piper, both of Haoweli; Au
gust IItn, by the same, Marshall Nash of Hallowell
to Miss Mira Smith of Mt. Vernon; August letn, oy
The same, BENZ Goodw: to Miss Augusta Rey-
nods, both of Hallowctl.
In North Vassalboro, on the 18th inst, by Rev: y.
r. will Ir. Mr. Ira E. Ellis of Vassaboro, to Miss
Racbie NJ. Mosher of Augusta.
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Capt. Smith, of the schooner Charles 4.
Morrison, lying at Cedar Grove ice houses,
entertained some of his friends, Yesterday,
with nice dinner The gentlemen who par
took of the Captains hospitality desire to re-
turn thanks.
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| used to suffer from Sick Headache and
sharp darting pain in my head. | used the
Peoples Favorite Tonic BitteIs, and am now
relieved of the fearful distress arising from
disorganizaton of the digestive and nervous
functions. MRS. ii. ). MARsToN.
Pennington, March %, 1880. augl7t&wlw
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TENNESSEE.

Drunken ROughs Kill aud Wound OF.
fcers.
MoRRIsTowN, August 81. 4 general dis
turbance took place last evening between
drunken roughs and officers of the law.
Marshal James T. Morris, and Ben +. Rich
ardson were killed. and Sheriff Look danger
ously injured. There is great excitement.
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Incendiarism at Ediuburg. Pa.

PIrrsBURG, Pa, August ~. A special
from Edinburg. Clarion county, says An
incendiary torch was again applied TO Edin-
burg this morning. The rear of Wheelock 4
Moore's livery stable was saturated with
kerosene and set on fire. In two hours six-
teen business houses were destroyed, among
them six newly erected.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
Nlrike nj Montreal.

MONTREAL, Can, August 2l. \ strike has
occurred among laborers employed at the
wharf of the Beaver steamship-line. The
police are constantly on duty. So far no
disturbance.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Indications for the Next - Hour.
War Dept, Office CHEF Signal Officer, !
Washington, ID. c., August 23.-l a. m. !
For the New England and Middle States
stationary or higher temperature and baron
eter. winds mostly southerly, clear or partly
cloudy weather.
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The yoltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
Will send their celebrated Electro-Voltalc
Belts to the afflicted upon 80 days trial
Speedy cures guaranteed. They mean what
they saw. Write to them without delay.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMERCIA1


The following are ;le closing prices at Portland
Mining Exchange. by II. ". Pinkham, Stock Bro
ker, 50 Exchange street
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NEW YORK.
Missing Man EOund.

NEW YORK, August 2l. James Campbell,
who disappeared lately with three of his
children, was found yesterday ut Is Park
Street When asked to go home, Campbell
was afraid to face the neighbors and in the
confusion escaped, leaving the children with
their mother The little girl said her father
had taken them to Canada.
Specie Imports.
Steamer Neckar brought SO, 10000 in
specie.
Railroad Matters.
The directors of the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy railroad voted to make from the
earnings of three months ending Aug. 3lst,
dividend of 81 per share, payable Sept. 18th
Gen. Terry Declines.
The Herald has a report that Gen. Terry
has declined the command of the department
of West Point
Two young women were arrested here for
robbing Maud Rivers of valuable jewelry at
Troy. The property was not recovered.
PardOned.
The President has pardoned James Inglass
and John Flood, sentenced for twenty
months and one year respectively, for robbing
the mails.
Death.
New YORK, August %. Isaac W. Brown,
the well-known sexton of Grace church, died
tonight. He was known to the Masonic
fraternity throughout the country.
Personal.
Thurlow Weed was much improved this
evening, and will be about in few days.
Prize Fighters Arrested.
Thomas Holmes and Patrick Oman, pugi-
lists, of South Brooklyn, were arrested this
morning, while engaged in prize fight at
Woodside L. |. Twenty-eight rounds had
been fought in one hour, and both men were
terribly punished. Their eyes were nearly
closed, and their faces swollen almost out of
shape.
Bold Robbery.
At o'clock this morning five thieves
boarded a Third Avenue railroad car in the
Bowery, near Spring street, and first robbed
Parker the driver When the conductor
came to the forward platform to collect their
fare they rushed into the car, and drawing
revolvers, robbed several passengers of
watches and money. One passenger
was lifted bodily out of the car, knocked
down and kicked. The plan of the thieves
was so well arranged that the affair was all
over in three minutes.
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Republican Mass Meeting,

BANGOR, August %. The republican mass
meeting at Etna Grove, Saturday afternoon,
was attended by 1900 people and two bands.
Speeches by Senator Blaine, Gen. Woodford,
and c. 4. Boutelle.
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NORMAL SCHOOL.

The next term of the State Normal and framing
School at Gorham will beg n Nedmesday, sep, -
ISso The entrance examination will be on Tuesday,
Aug 81 1850. For circulars containing fuii paItlee
lars address W. j. CORTHELL, Gorham, Maine.
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