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HAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALM,

HAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
A FAIR, FRESH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
No matter how much 1t may have become i'm.
paired by nature or Otherwise, IL makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT andLIKE THAT Of YOUTH.
II is not only ELEGANTLY PERFUMRD, but IL
In every way most perfect wash and a sPLEypI
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected
and is harmless as water.
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TROPTC-rRUIT LAXATIVE.


rROPIC-rRUIT LAxATIvE.
PRESCRIBED ny PHYSICIANS.
TNR0PIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LoZRNGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE or
PILLS AND
DisAGREEABLE PURGATIvE
MEDICINES.
TRoPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
is THE
BEST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION, BILIOUsNEss, HEADACHE,
PILES, AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
II acts gently, effectively and is delicious TO take
Cleansing the system thoroughly, 1t mparts vigor 10
mind and body, and dispels melancholy, hypochon-
dria, etc. ONE TRIAL CoNvINCES.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXEs ONLY.
Price, 25 and so cents. Sold by all druggists.
my 3-deodtMhIO, 1921
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OUR LEADING PHYSICIANS ARE CALLING At
rENTIoS 10 the ruinous effects upon the complex
ion Of cheap soaps made from impure material. The
old Brown Windsor OF J. 4 Y. ATKINSON is made
from the best and purest materials and Is exquisite
ly scented
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VI. ELLYsoN q CO., advertising agents, insert ad
vcrtsemcns in all Of the newspapers OF the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch cOunting-rOom will receive prompt attep.
.i
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STEALING FLOwERs.-Three coored girls
were caught stealing flowers in Monroe
Park yesterday, and were properly dealt
with.
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COMMON COUNCIL.

Grievances OF Main.street Property. Hold
ers-The Petition or Messrs. Paul Barsamin
and Thomas Nowlan Relative to the Pro-
posed Change OF Gradc-No Action Taken
Meeting,
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50. Nicholas for June, an excellent No.
and Harpsr's Baxdr, a good fashion weekly
for the ladies, have been received from N.
Leonard, newsdealer, sos Main street.
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INSTITUTE OF

Reeulsr four year courses Ia Civil Mechanical.
and Mining Engineering, Architecture, Chemistry,
Physlcs Natural History, etc. students ART also ad-
mIited 10 usrtIal or special courses. School of Me-
chanic Arts for Instruction IN English, Drawing,
Mnthematics. aud shOpwOrk. Next school year be-
Gins sEPTFNRER 26. 1881. Entrance examina
lions June 7 aud 6. September II and 22 al 8 A. M.
ROBERT n. RICHARDS, Secretary.
WILLIAM II. ROC ERs. President.
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"GIyE ME GLASS OF COLD WATER" and with
teaspoonful of TARRAyl's sELTZER APERiEST
will produce instantly sparkling dranehl OF seiI'
ger water, most healthful aud iuvlgorating."
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRISriNG-HousR. Good work, low
prices, aud satisfaction guaranteed,
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The thing desired found at last. Ask druggists foI
Rough on Rats. II clears out rats, mice, rolches
flies, bed-bugs, l5c, boxes,
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ESGRAvINGs at wholesale price, framed, at L
LEwIS's. Oily Main street.
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1TAD- CAROLINE RICHINGS-B -BER-

MI NApD viii be prepared 10 receive a limited
number OF Young ladies as RESIDENT fCPlLS
ior MUSICAL INSTRUCTION At her own mouse,
IN Richmond, Va, for the is ana , wlh~r s,o,o' oi
and lnsirn,neDIal usIBlng under her personal sn-
peryisioB. and the comforts OF pleasant nome.
FioeutIoa Italian aud German taught III required.
For terms ETC.. apply At lS west Grace street hch-
mOpd. Va. my io'om
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die States, partly cloudy weather, and in the
northern portions areas OF rain, warmer
south to west winds 10 the southern por-
tions, and cooler variable winds in the
northern portions, and stationary or slight
rise IN barometer.
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a,pp MONTGOMERY WHITE

l. SULPHUR SPRINGS
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA,
,,sRrxx LEASED FOR TERM OF YEARS BY
MRS NJ. J. Colby,
-, -, hamilton, Washington, ID. C.. and viii be
% sslsr the new management on the lsr OF
ms fef he reception OF guests. No pains or
..,0,hse expense viii be spared TO make these
s...,ss The most attractive and ho.ne-ike summer
-, IN the mountains OF Virginia, It's close prox-
80, 70 ,he railroad IN mllesl. ana connecting
r. narrow.gsuge roau, sftordiug guests the COM
49,, n stepping from one car 10 the other. and In
-. ulnu,es' ride Will he landed in The receptions
-. At the Springs For further particulars, &C.,
.s,,,.s At the springs or The Hamilton, Washing
,wpC. my l4.cod2m
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4 MILLER HAVING PURCHASED
MILLINERY.
I EADING MILLINERY ESTAB- 49,
IL LlsHMENT OF RICHMOND. yS&
LARGEST AND BEST VARIETY OF MILL
merry AND FANCY GOODS SOUTH OF
NEW YORK.

THREE ENTIRE FLOORS NOW DEVOTED EA'
CLUsIyELY 10 TBESf BRANCHES.
We contend that our goods this season surpass ~
point OF beauty and eega nee everything In his city,
Al prices that will come within the reach OF all In
TRIMMED BONNETS AND ROUND HATS
Of all The latest fashions can suit lbe most fas-
uciOus taste. We employ only pracical ana lh'
most skiliul miliners. Our assortment OF
RICH FLOWERS. FEATHERS, RIBBONS,
LACES, aud TRIMMINGS,
mus. se sesn 20 be appreciated. Our department
'HOsltkY. GLOVES, PARASOLS, AND
A.. MINERAL FANCY GOODS
Oner unusual attractions ths season al cally low
prices. -'7 "
fsIeobn VINO have not vet visited our establish
inent since our NEW OPENING should inspect an
iTlce our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
WOLFORD Il SHILBERG,
-. 5z3 Broad street,
pEZ between Fifth and sixth.
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PURE CATAwBA WINE at 81 so per gallon.
PURE CALIFORNIA SHERRY at ~ per gallon.
PUREsPANIsu SHERRY at 81. so per gallon.
PURE GREsN and BLACK TEAo at low prices.
PURE CHAMPAGNEs, PORTS, and French Brand,
at low prices. W. ID. BLAIR 4 60. llO9 Main ST.
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sUMMER RESORTS.
ORKNEY SPRINGS
" sBESANDoAH COUNTY, VA.

THIS pksaTrTGh,o sSMMEs >, Tsar. sEsSRT g. Cr WIN
op,,nnxr .nd win close late Ia October. THIS Is
on :, he mos, sxiuerious places In this country.
eae o. w %s,,itnde OF $500 feet above h level OF the
Win h,crS >" inc climate pccunarly healthy and de-
ss' ~ Resides the curative waters, Nature has
M .a W. anon this spot the most attractive sur
coalSa,,nsrs ~ varied physical beauty with pure,
N,srs Nesvao mountain sir.
msSnss nsssItS, pleasure, and good living orkney is
,he place. 49,. esh,ns. and hustfne in season.
teVN .s.n ~ 6ftN dollars per month OF thirty
TO io'Ns Nsnecisi arrangements With 8 large party for
islsN,aSm islsN, 1i Yrs :. VI. MuLLIN, Proprietor.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 8 A. NJ, 65 ;
8 A. NJ, II; noon, 81; L. NJ, 81; p.
NJ, 70; midnight, 6j.
Mean temperature, "A l.6.
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DEvTLLED CRABS, LOBSTER, AND SALMON, a
CHRISTIAN K WHITES.
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INSTRUCTION IN POLITICAL SCIENCES


UNIVERSITY OF VlRGlNIA.-SUM-
u NER LAW LECTURES (uine weekly BEGIN
l4rH JULY, ls8l, and end l4th september. rave
proved Of signal use-ls, 10 students VINO oesign "
pursue their studies at this other law school, "a,
10 those who propose TO read privately; ana so. 70
nrsctitiouers who have not had TIE advantage Oh
systemaiic Instruction. For circular amply tP0st-
Once University of Vlrginial to JOHN Is. MlNok,
prof Com. and stat. Law. my Zo-ZtaWlm
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VELVET FRANCS at sacrifice at l.. LEwIs's.
9l2a Main street.
HUCKIH's CELEBRATED SOUPS (elegant al
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
IMPORTED CHROMos at a sacrifice at L.LEwTs's
9l24 Main street.
SUPERIOR ENGLISH BREAkFAST, OOLOSG, and
GUNPOwDER TEAS at CHRISTIAN Il WHITES.
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OLO SWEET SPRINGS,
" MONROE COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA,

y,,s DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT will
,.srer flr The scc0mmo' 'ation OF visitors JUNE
f,IsSl. All lhe appointments are frst-ciass.
ff-vslinu, 1900 feet; capaciay for 1000 guests.
- .ffr lS powerfully 'ouic. diuretic. mildly ca
,hsr,ic sud Alternative. Mineral plunge-baths.
...e,.rsture 10 dtEieCS; also. warm aud hot mine.
..ianf fresh water steam Daihs. TX xepsye livery
x,ssl'epi band ef music, express telegraph, and
,.,.,.ofces in hotel.
FGs,ri rer day, s2 so ; per week, sl5; per month.
tom s40 u ESQ, accord ne 10 location.
IN, l4.lm i. l.. GlNkNS. superintendent.
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" ROUGH ON RATS

BARGAINS IN VELVET FRAMES at l.. LEwIs's
9l2h Main street.
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EAUQUIER WI TIE SULPHUR
J. SPRINGS HOTEL-Ths favorite resort will be
PFNED JUNE lsT
tcf chssed I 9th pci ober. Information TO rooms
ard terms NAV be Obta ned. until June 1sl, At Ma
i0Ba Hotel, Washington after June lst al Pau
sDisr springs, Va. r. TENNkl n Co,
nv aim PrODrietOrs.
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DAWLEY SPRINGS,
THE HEALING SPRINGS, Bath county,

NH HEALIN SFhINUS, BdIH CUUUIy,
4 Va. will he open for the reception of visitors
lelST or JUNE Bsihs az the natural tempcra-
iais Of the water, which Is Sc and IS degrees Fab
suleii. Hot baths At any temperature desired !;
1so. plunge and shower oaths. Pamphlets TO be
lsf az PURCELL. LADD & Co. or the proprietor.
nv l5.2m H. CARTER EUBA\k.
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CORN WANTED IN ANY QUANTITY
~ at railroad or river landings in Virginia. Bags
urDlshed free. Settlement b. depot weights
". VI LEWIS 4 co.
Richmond, Va.
CHOICE VIRGINIA TIMOTHY NAY FOR
SALE in lots To suit from depot. my 2O-lm
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CORN, HAY. AND SHUCKS WANTED.
~ wish 10 buy CORN, HAY, and SHUCK., in
ear load lots, or less, either The Chesapeake and
OHIO, the Richmond and Dsnyille, the Richmond
and Allegheny. the Richmond aud York River, the
Virginia Midland, Richmond, Fredericksburg aud
Potomac, aud the Atlantic and Mississippi railroad
lines, or upon any nayigabe stream. Bsgs furnished
free and payment made In cash per raj road weights.
Correspondence solicited.
CHAHI rs l.. TODD
No. 1918 Cary street, Richmond. Va.
Ia. n Ih& &Tii3m
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WOOL WANTED

Having received orders direct f.om the ficto-
RES We are prepared to pay the highest CASH mar
ket prce for al WOOL brought 10 us.
shipments made TO Us from the country sha'l re-
ceive our attention, and remitiances promptly
n ade desired. BAGS furnished free.
~. WALIERSTEIN 4 SON.
1904 east Cary street near Twelfth
m . D.do I'm,
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DY RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD
ID OF DIRECTORS OF THE VIRGINIA ELFC-
TRIO. LIGHT COMPANY the BOOKS OF SUB
SCRIPTION 10 its can't al stock Will be OPEN FOR
TEN DAYS at my Office. No: 1900 Nam street.
GEORGE II. P0ISDEXTER,
my 2S.eOd5t Secretary.
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LOST, STRAYgD, AND STOLEy.

I Osr, on THURSDAY, 26rH INSTANT,
| IL eiher on Adams or Gay street or Brook ave-
nue.. a GOLD BRACELET, with SMALL GOLD
CHAIN attached; the name ALICE engraved on
the Inside. reward will be paid IL returned 10 he
Third roiice-station. my 2S-lt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-06-07
THE BOYS GRAY
Meet, and Perfect an Organization.

CHATrANooGA, June 6. An organization
of .x-confederate soldiers has been effected
here. Col. ). Il. Cook is chosen president.
Every ex-confrderate soldier in the vicinity
that has been approached, became "A member.
This organization is effected for the purpose
of rendering reception To the Army OF
Cumberland. which holds its reunion in this
city next Sep ember. the first time the society
has met in the South II is the programme
of the ex-confederate soldiers to have present
on that occasion the most prominent confed-
crate generals and several thousand ex-con.
fcderate soldiers, representing every state in
the late rebellion. Citizens and soldiers OF
the South are to be invited and many regi
ments will be here. This action created much
enthusiasm here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-06-07
New York x,ock Market.
GARDINER.

Workmen have commenced their labors on
the bridge in the causeway, SO badly demora-
lied by the rise of water during our heavy
spring rains. The debris is being removed
and derrick has been erected. A substan-
tial bridge with solid granite foundation
will be constructed. Special pains will be
taken to make its strength sufficient to resist
all future pressure from the water.
The High School closes Tuesday noon,
June 81, and the other city schools a few
days after.
The work on the site of the new block to
to be erected by S. Bowman, is being rapidly
pushed. Quite an excavation is being made
to secure a substantial foundation.
J. A. Jackson is giving his block on Water
street a covering of new shingles.
Richards Light Infantry will do considera
drilling so as to make as good an appearance
as possible in their trip to Portland.
awe had short but quite severe thunder
shower Sunday. accompanied by hailstones
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-06-07
Condensed TELEGRAMS.

Gen. Grant and party arrived at New Or
leans Sunday morning. and left in the even
ing for st. Louis.
JEFF Davis is in Toronto, looking after his
new book.
The gunboat Despatch returned to Wash.
ington Monday with the presidential party.
The president to-day signed the commission
of Addison BrowE as United States Judge OF
the southern district of New York.
A Montreal despatch says that severe
frost was felt here last night it severely in
jured the growing crops.
8 year old son of John Morse was run
over and killed this afternoon by a freigh,
train at South Royalton, VT.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-06-07

NKw YoRE, JuneS. The employee in the
breweries in jersey City struck this morning
tor shorter hours; men employed in the other
breweries threaten to strike unless . reduc-
ton in hours is granted.
The employing brewers at their meeting
to-day decided to hold out against their
striking worknens' demands, and declare
that they will close their breweRies sooner
than putting sop 70 Sunday veek.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-06-07

The New PROVINCIAL Government

New YORK, June q. Lima dates Of the
18th ult., states that the Peruvian Congress
took preliminary steps towards organization,
but adopted no constitution for the want of a
quorum and adjourned. Admiral Lynch
the Chilian commander, has plans ready for
forming a government, but cable dispatches
has reached Lima. announcing that the
United States has recognized the govern
menl of Peru as organized under Calderon.
This recognition, it is believed, will aid
Calderon in pefecting a government organi-
zation. and will exclude the pretense Of Pier
ulo and others.
Ar-quipa retains its hostile attitude to-
wards the Chllians. Several officials who
went south to assume cnntrol of the depart
ments, were killed by the montaineers. Busi-
ness is depressed and poverty and distress
prevail
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-06-07

Of The r. y. a y. Il. X. Co.. at kietery.
PosIsaouTH. y. H.. June 6. The annual
meeting # e Portland, Saco Portsmouth
railroad company took place Monday fore
noon in kittery, wi.h an excellent attendance
the president in the chair. The election Of
electors resnlted as follows: Whole numper
Of votes cast. 2,sl6. all of which were cast
for l. b. Phillips, Alfred z. Rockwell, VIM
Il. Bacon, Samuel G. Lawrence. George T..
g. Jackson and stephen J. Young. The pres
ident made brief verbal report, stating that
the affairs of the road are in q fourishing
condition generally, and that dividend has
been paid; that ne~ depots and bridges have
been built during the past year. and that
within three weeks steel rails will have been
laid the entire length of the line.
The bridge across Loveifs river above
Crnrre O-sipes, on tie Portsmouth, Great
Falls q Conway railroad. burned on Thurs
day. was replaced by new structure Friday,
eighty feet long.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-06-07

CHICAGO, June 6.

FLouR-in good demand.
WHEAr-strong; No. CHICAGO sr~t"s oea cash
o9i; July at 0o5 aoel; Aug. l %; Sept eoe Coz
No red winter Coz l6-
oRx-higher and .teadv at 4e3 saai and cssi
4sI bid; S3i for July; Aug. AZ; sept IS .
t,Ars lower; i6l for cs-sh; 81 for June; so
bid for july; "a for Aug.
xYE-easisr; o. VI.
BARLEY-sfesdy at 70 TO 9e.
PoRK-at 10 60 t.r cash and 10 l0SiOfr June
Is 20 f-r July.
iARD-af 10 20 for cash and June; 10 IS for July
10 "a for Aug.
Short clear. 20.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-06-07
Investigating a Railroad Accident.

TRENTON. n. j., June 6. The coroners
jurviu investi CATION of the Bear Swamp acci-
dent. May 30th. find that the accident result
ed from the negligence of employees of the
railroad company as follows: Negligence OF
Sutpenn, the telegraph operator and switch
man at Bear Swamp in failing to close the
switch, negligence Of Osmond the engineer
in emitting to observe and obey the distance
switch signal in connection with the switch
which at the time indicated the displacement
thereof
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-06-07
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
Burning Of the Steamship Glen Los

Burning Of the Steamship Glen Logan.
Logan which burned at sea, sailed hence May
9TH, with mixed cargo for Para, Msranham,
Natal, Pernham5uco and Bahia. After dis.
charging part of her cargo and several
passengers at Para and Maranhaui, she was
proceeding to Natal when the fire was dis
covered. 1t gained a rapid headway. and all
attempts to pnt it out were futile. She was
fortunately at this juncture off the port of
Clara, and the passengers and crew took tu
the boats and reached that city. The vessel
was entirely destroyed. She was owned BY
the Merchants Steamship Company in Liv'
erpool and was fully insured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-06-07
WASHlNC CT0N.
A Medley.

WASHINGTON. June 6. Neither Judge
French nor Mr.. Upton, assistant Secretary
of the Treasury. have any knowledge that
their designations are desired. The Pres-
dent and family. Secretary Hunt and wife
and Admiral Porter and family, will attend
Friday.
Assistant Postmaster General Tyner re-
turned TODAY and resumed the duties Of his
office.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-06-07

In DeaAwoo Da, one Person Killed
anA Several Wounded.
Hailstoaes Large rs Hens Eggs Fall
For TWo Hours.

Hailstoaes Large rs Hens Eggs Fall
For Two Hours.
DEApwooD. Dakota, June 6. A terrific
wind and hail storm paseed over the city this
afternoon, doing great damage. Hailstones
the size Of hens eggs fell for over two hours.
One stone measured twenty-five inches in
circumference. whirlwind struck in Dead
wood Gulch, near the confluence Of White
wood and Dead~ ood Clutches, completely de-
stroying foux houses, killing one woman and
severely wounding another and two Young
children. Hundreds Of trees on the hillside
were uprooted. and in some instances hurled
over distance of 500 feet. telegraph poles
are torn up for nearly mile The whirl-
wind .eparated before reaching the thickly
settled portion of the town. otherwise the
damage would have been fearful.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-06-07
4 Queer Case.

CHEYSNE. Wy, June 6. A case of inter-
marriage between a chinaman and a white
woman is attracting much attention. The
statutes of Wyoming forbid such an inter
marriage. The couple had the ceremony
performed at Denver. The married parties
have been indicted for miscegenation. The
Chinese consul at Denver. under direction of
the Chinese Ambassador at Washington, will
contest the in the courts. A full state
nent is being prepared for presentation to the
State Department.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-06-07

LITTLE RoCK, Ark, June s. The ku
klux has broken out in Perry county and are
endeavoring to drive persons from the county
by threatening letters. Sunday night an effort
was made to burn the town of Perryvillc by
setting fire to newspaper office but the cit
izens subsued the flames. BloOdshed is an
ticipated as citizens are decided to bring the
outlaws to Justice at whatever cost.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-06-07
Committee to Wind mp the Spragae
Affairs.

PRovIpEScE, X. L., June 6. The meeting
of the creditors of A. & W. Sprague, last
week. provided for q committee to confer
with the trustee Of the estate and devise =
method for winding up the estates. The
committee appointed were Nelson W. Aldrich,
Charles d. Owen. Francis W. Carpenter,
Henry w. Gardiner of Providence, and Corn
clius Y. Bliss of New York.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-06-07
rheumatism Permanently
Cured.

Mr. Daniel B. Dodge. .Edgecomb, Me-, testifes that
he contracted RheumatisIn in the army ana To-
twelve long years suffered. he thinks, as much as
man could eufer; was treated BY some of the best
Physicians In the State, and Afterwards in Boston
without benefit vas cured BY six bottles CLARKE's
kHEuXATIC ELIXIR an. has had no return 4 The
disease For sale BY all Druggists-tl per bottle.
six bottlas Tor ESQ. vsovS9iv-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-06-07
Fatal shooting ARRAY.

LITTLE Rock, June 4. An affray in Fay
etteville, Ark, between City Marshal Wm
Stilman and Geo. F. Reid, resulted in the
latter being shot dead. 1t was the result Of
old feud between them. StiIman was arrest
ed and threatened with lynching.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-06-07
Finale of an Abduction.

Charles f. Hill. who was arrested for alb
ducting his son Frank from the custody OF
his mother in Syracuse. and discharged, ief'
New York With the boy Saturday, bound for
Boston. Mr.. Hill is of the opinion that per.
sons in the employ of his wife followed him
On arriving at New London, he stepped of
the train for moment. and on returning his
son had disappeared.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-06-07
NEW YORK.
Death Of q Politician.

Minthorne Tompkins died here yesterday.
aged "a. He was once a republican candi-
date for governor of the State. and was
beaten by Horatio Seymore. His father
served two terms as Vice President of the
United States
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-06-07
Special Weather Bulletin.

Rain has generally fallen in the northeast
and upper lake region, where thunder storms
are reported. In other districts fair weather
prevails; 3 and 81 hundreths inches of rain
has fallen the past "a hours in Des Moines,
Ia, and in the past 8 hours more than one
inch at Chicago and Davenport. In the Mid
die and New England States, wind light and
variable; temperature fallen mostly in Iowa.
and elsewhere it has remained nearly station
ary the weather conditions unsettled. but
rain 10 indicated Wednesday in the Middle
States and New England.