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Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-05-18
Entered at the Post Office at
st.. Paul, Minn., as second class
matter.
AMERICA.
Mrs. Garfield, presidentens maha

Mrs. Garfield, presidentens maha,
ar lila sjuk.
Till assisterande domare vid
h6gsta domstolen i Dakotaeerrito-
riet har domaren S. Hudson blifvit
utnamd. IL
Sex mord f5r8fvades den ID den.
mes olika delar af landet. AT des-
sa voro tva mord af akta man pa
sina hustrur.
ST.. PAUL & S1oUx.JERNvAGEN
har genom k8p 0fverg&tt till Chica.
go, St. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha
jernvagslinie. .
I AToH1soN, Kansas, sk0t i lor.
days en- kock, Charles Gevin, f6rst
sin hustru och derpa sig sje)f. Ba.
da dogo inom nagra 6gonblick.
F1NANsM1N1sTERN Window var
forliden vecka New York, der han
be vista de handelskammarens arliga
bankett och h0ll ett tai 0fver lam
dets fnanser.
NArTEN till den 10 dennes ned.
brann Niagara Falls pappersbruk
pa Burt Island, hvarigenom egarne
Ida en- f6rlust af $300,000. Elden
tros vara anlagd.
I WASHINGTON har en- mr.. John
Fuller f6rliden vecka blifyit haktad,
emedan han pa posten sandt kort
och bref af osedligt innehall till en-
aktad dam derstades. -. ..~.s
En- staty af rebellgeneralen
Stonewall Jackson aftacktes den 10
dennes New Orleans i narvaro af
en- stor folkmangd. Jefferson Da-
Wis var narvarande och h6ll tai.
F6RL1DEN l0rdag blefvo tvs man
och fyra hastar 1gonbickligen d.
dade at blixten fem mil s0der ON
Portage, Wis. Den enc af de d.
dade mannen var norsk till borden.
[ PBNNsYLyANIENs legislator Of.
verlade man f0rliden vecka ON den
vigtiga fra gan, att fora William
Penns ben fran England till F6ren-
ia Staterna. Lat de dUda sofya
70.
OFvER II, 900 immigranter land
stego New York f0rliden yecka.
St51re deleu af de svenskar, som ds
ankommo, amnade sig till Mime.
sofa och deromkring liggande sta.
ter.
En- observation-disclosures Boston
och Ell lik0rfrma Chicago gafvo j
l5rdags upp staten. Den f6rras
skulder sagas uppga till mira $780,.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-05-18
100 och den senares till 6fver $780,.

900 och den senares till 6fver $780,.
900.
PXFvEN har utnamt John Me-
Mullen och K. G. Flash till bisko.
par, den fore i Davenport, Iowa,
och den andre Milwaukee. Bada
hafva blifvit satta till styresman
for nybildade stiff.
MELLAN Northern Pacifc-bola.
get och Oregon Navigation .kompa.
MET har under senare tiden radt en-
strid, hvilken nu i det narmaste
slutat dermed att de bada blifvit
forenade under en- styrelse.
L0JTNANT S. A. Cherry, tjenst-
g0rande vid det femte kavallerire.
gementet forlagdt vid Fort Niobra-
ra, blef forliden vecka m0rdad at
en- af sina egna man, under det
han forfoljde nagra desert6rer.
SENATEN bekraftade f6rliden
torsdag Stanley Matthews utnam.
ming till domare i F0renta Slater.
mas h0gsta domstol. Delta skedde
emellertid med knapp nod, ty be.
kraftandet skedde med blott en- r0sts
majoritet.
HARDr for slagtare. Tio slagta.
re Milwaukee blefvo f0rliden vec-
ka arresterade, emedan de brutit en-
forordning, som f6rbjuder slagtan-
de inom vissa omraden. B0terna
aro dryga for sadana ofvertradelser,
varierande mellan 5000 och $500.
VAR nye minister for postvasen-
det sages under den korta It'd han
hittills innehatt embetet hafva be.
sparat postverket $400, 900 genom
att nedsatta priset pa postbefordrin.
gen pa de s. k. ''starroutes" just
denna summa. Postverket skotes
det oaktadt lika godt som forut.
EX-GOVERNOR Washburn har
skankt sin egendom Edgewood nara
Madison, Wis, jemte dera uppf6rda
bygnader till neutrality-suspicious.
ne, hvilka pa densamma ANNA upp.
rata en- skola. Egendomen ar be.
lagen vid Lake Wingert och utg0r
trettiofyra acres.
Eft rykte har under de sista da-
garne cirkulerat landets tidnin-
gar, att North Western. .telegrafbo.
Taget blifvit f6renadt med eller rat
tare uppsluksdt af Western-tele.
grafbolaget. ON delta besannar
sig, So har man genast ett telegraf-
bolag lika valdigt och hotande som
nagon af de stora jernvagarne.
OLBRYaGARNE F6renta Slater.
ma h6llo den II dennes slit arsm6te
Ii Chicago. vi beh0fva val knappt
mamma, att de med stor bitterhet
anfalla de atgarder, som vissa sta.
ter vidtagit for att hanna den Of
verhandtagande dryckenskapsla.
stem, men deremot pa det varmaste
s0kte forsvara sina f6rmenta rattig-
heter att fs g0ra folk fulla.
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En- orkan 0fvergick s0ndags af.
ton staden Dayton i Ohio, hvilken
egendom f0rst0rdes till ett varde af
omkring $4,000. Fran andra punk
ter i s0dra och inre delarne af sam.
ma stat komma underrattelser ON
svara stormar, hvilka kullblast trad,
ryckt taken fran boningshus och
anstallt stor skada pa den vaxande
grodan.
LOWELL, Mass, hittade en- ar
betare, sysselsatt med att bortf0ra
aska och afskrade en- kallare der.
stades, ett Gk efter en- qvinna. Den
allmanna tron ar att liket blifvit i
smyg utifran lagdt j kAllaren for
att dolja brottet, ty de familjer, som
bebo huset, aro sa fordelaktigt kan
da, att man ej gerna will misstanka
dem ON nagot ondt.
BLIND rattvisa. Fran Somerset
county, Maryland, kommer under
rattelse, att en- qvinna, som nu lig.
ger for d6den, bekant sig hafya f6r
Is ar sedan m6rdat en- handlande
derstades, for hvilket brott tvenne
negrer blefvo haktade och hangda.
Bevisen mot dem voro helt och hal.
let grundade pa omstandigheter och
domen f6restafvades hutvudsakli-
gen af hat. Negrerna forklarade
till sista 0gonblicket sin oskuld.
INEw MADRID, Missouri, slogo
sig for nagra dagar sedan fyra skur-
kar tillsammans f5r att hamnas en-
inbinad oforratt pa en- William
Knox derstades. De gingo bevap-
made till hans hus pa qvallen och
misstagande en- AMMAN man, som
bodde huset, for Knox sk0to de pa
denne och ett barn, som han bar i
famnen. Derefter fydde de. Be-
folkningen ar i den st1rsta f6rbitt.
ring ofver delta dad och hotar att
lyncha skurkarne ON de patraffas.
I EeAN, Dakota, kr0p s8ndags
en- qvinna under vantan pa ett tag,
som skalle fora henne till Madison
i samma territorium, under en-
fraktvagn for att skydda sig mot
solvarmen. I famnen hade hon EFT
barn. Under det hon satt der, kom
EFT lokomotiv och satte vagnen
gang, och harunder blefvo ALA fing-
rarne pa barnet sonderkrossade,
hvarjemte det fck svara skador
hufvudet. Qvinnan undkom med
knapp nod faran att blifva lemla-
stad.
FoRENTA STATERNAs grandjury
New York fam forliden vecka flor
ton kaptener pa europeiska angare
skyldiga till att hafya tagit ombord
ett st0rre antal emigranter, an la
gen medgaf. Iva anlslagelser voro
mot kaptenerna Brandt och Meyers,
hvilka for nagra veckor sedan be.
gingo sjelfmord. Anklagelsen mot
kaptenen Meyers lydde, att han pa
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angaren Ohio fort 28O flera emf.
granter AIN han hade ratt till under
en- resa, hvarunder tretton barn do
60.
SPARvExLARNE Milwaukee,
hvilka sSsom vi fora veckan berat.
tade installde sina arbeten for att
tilltvinga sig h5gre afl0ning, sokte
natten till den 10 dennes att genom
en- sprangbomb m6rda en- af f0rman.
nen, Michael Keiser, hvilken vag
rat att hafva nagot att g0ra med
dem. Sasom det gick, fingo de i
narheten liggande husen en- dugtig
skakning, men Keiser tillika med
tva andra, som vid explosionen foro
forbi pa ett lokomotiv, kommo
oskadade undan. Delta paminnner
ON nihilism, och tillgripa vara
'Fstrikande" arbetare sadana medel,
sa t0rtjena de ingen med0mkan.
Fran Council Bluffs berattades
den II dennes: Ostra Nebraska och
vestra Iowa Ida stora t6rluster ge.
nom d6dsfall bland n8tkreaturen.
Hundraden och tusenden af krea.
tyr hafva d0tt inom de fa sista
dagarne. Den af Union Stock
Yard .kompaniet denna stad enga.
gerade veterinarlakaren f1rklarar
sjukdomen vara anthorax eller in
lammation magen och inelfvorna.
Sjukdomstecknens visa sig i sam.
mandragning af musklerna och en-
skakning i hela kroppen sasom af
forkylning Orsakerna aro icke
KINDA, men sjukdomen herrskar i
forfarlig grad, och egare af stora
hjordar vestra Iowa och 6stra Ne.
braska hysa ganska allvarsamma
farhagor. Stor f6rsigtighet kom.
mer harefter att rada uti att afhalla
boskapen fran att blanda sig med
hvarandra. Friska kreatur, som
komma ber0ring med sjuka, sy mas
genast blifva smittade. Hittills
hafva ALA lakemedeI visat sig frukt.
l0sa. D0dligheten bland mj6lkkor
ar i dag orovackande och det ar
onskvardt, att kunskapen ON den
radande epidemin sprides SO vidt
m0jligt ar, pa det att egare till
kreatur ma taga matt och steg mot
densamma So mycket som m6jligt.
Sjukdomen ma kanhanda visa sig
inskrankt till EFT visst olnrade, men
for narvarande sprider den sig, och
hvar den slutar understar sig ma
turligtvis ingen att saga. Veteri.
narlakaren sager, att man Dor ON.
sorgsfullt halla boskapen SO langt
atskild som m6jligt och att de d6da
kropparne of0rdrojligen bora ned.
grafvas.
TT -E IL
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-05-18

= Halmhattarl Filthattar af ALA sor-
ter saljas billigt uti Rothschilds zone
Price Clothing House." III East Seventh
street, St. Paul, Minnesota. x-22.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-05-18

Liberal kommission lemnas at prenumerant.
samIare. ......e.,4y, .....
Brefr6rande tidningens expedition och altman.
aa redigering adresseras till Herman Stocken.
strem, St. Paul, men uppsatser rorande den rel.
Norelius, vasa, Goodhue Co., MIMI, eller Rev. p.
gj6blom, Red Wing, MINI.
- -Prenumerationsmedel bora sandas / registre.
II Gxockenstr0n. 23l e. tn st.. st. Paul. MSnn.
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" WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 81. Attorney Gen
eral McVeagh accompanies Secretary Win
dow to New York.
Mr.. McVeagh's retirement from the
Cabinet is again the subject of speculation.
Ii is claimed he has exerted himself to defeat
the confirmation of Chandler and Robertson,
and the Presidents friends represent that he
is disposed to take Mr.. McVeagh's re-
ported interference very seriously. 1t is not
likely that Chandler or Robertson will be
withdrawn.
Ex- Secretary Evarts was at the State De-
partment to-day. He received sealed instruc-
tions of the United States government which
will guide the American Commissions before
the monetary conference at Paris. The in
structions are no, to be opened until Paris is
reached. Evarts goes to New York to-mor-
row TO meet Commissioners Thurman and
lloar. preparatory to starting for Paris.
Postmaster General James left for New
York to-day, on private business and ex-
poets to return early next week.
Ii is understood that the President has de-
cided to recall General Lonsstreet, Minis
ter to Turkey, and has appointed him L.
Marshal for Georgia. The nomination will
probably be sent to the Senate in day or
two.
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-rirst shad of the season ~
bot
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A Jolly Good Time.

According to the Kennebec Reporter, the
Pop Corn and Candy Festival, held at the
universalist vestry in Gardiner. on recent
evening, was very pleasant affair. The sew
eral young ladies' who acted as walters were
dressed in paper costume, the dress being
made from newspapers with tacks and triiis
etc., as usual. Each lady wore belt and
cap, the belt bearing the name of the news
paper they represented, while the young
gentlemen wore cap and apron to cores
pond. Among the papers represented
were the Kennebec Journa;, Home
journal. Lewiston Journal, Youths Com
paniOn, Kennebec Reporter, Gospel Ban
0er and others. The vestry was well niied'
r0p corn and candy of most excellent quality
was furnished in abundance to those present.
Everybody had good time, as they always
10 up there. Somehow the ladies OF tha'
society have knack of making folks ENJOY
themselyea
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LATEST BY MAIL.

Ex-Secretary Evarts will sail from New
York on Tuesday. accompanied by his wife,
two of his daughters. one of Gen. Sherman
daughters and Mr.. Perkins.
The President will. it is understood, with
draw the nomination of Thomas NJ. Nichol to
be commissioner of Indian affairs. The NOM
ina,ion was made without consultation with
Mr.. Michel or his friends. and the place is
one not very congenial to his desires or hi,
line of studies.
The Lewis 4 Kennebec railroad was sold
Tuesday. at a sheriff sale at Lewis. Ii was
started at $50 900. and was finally adjudged
to James X. Woodward of Sherbrooke, man.
ager of the Quebec Central, for sl92, 900.
Sir Hugh Allan, the steamship prince,
entertained Gov. Long. Collector Beard and
80 other representative citizens of Boston al
lunch on board the Partisan. "Wednesday
afternoon. and in the evening the city author
tiles banqueted him at the Hotel Vendome il
superb style. The distinguished guest stated
that il was bis intention to make Boston thu
headquarters of the Allan line Of steamships
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Condensed TELEGRAMS.

The S chHykill coal operators in the an.
thracite region, stop all work April 9TH and
Sth.
The House of Representatives of Hartford.
Conn. defeated the proposed constitutional
amendment prohibiting the manufacture and
sale of intoxicating liquors.
Thursday, Mayor Stokely Of Philadelphia
sent his tenth and last annual message to the
city council.
A San Francisco, Cal. dispatch Of Thurs
dav says: A schooner from Honolulu, which
sailed March Is, reports the mail steamer
Civ Of New York not then arrived, although
two days overdue.
Rates from Chicago to New York on grain.
provisions and live hogs have been reduced
s cents, commencing April 1, to cont:nue
through the summer months
Edward n. Coleman was pardoned from
the Concord, n. H., State prison. Thursday,
by the Governor and Council.
The reported negotiations for the sale Of
AZ Danish We Indies to the United Statc'
srs enthusiastically denied
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XVII coneREss EXTRA SESSION
WAsHINerox. March 81.
SENATE.

E
Mr. Dawes called up q resolution FIR thu
election of officers of the Senate.
Mr.. Cameron of Penn. said the present
issue was too plain to he misunderstood. The
republican side said the ms,ority had the
right TO decide who should be officers of the
Senate. Its opponents said the minority had.
He had recently said it seemed TO be a ques-
ton of endurance. The general doctrine
that the majority ruled was not called in
question. The minority simply said they
woald prevent the election OF officers by
dilatory motions and long speeches. His
answer was that the republicans could mol
abandon the right of the majority TO rule. be-
cause the minority made a question of en-
durance.
Mr.. Dawes reminded the Senator that there
was a difference between a piece of paper
and the vote Of the freemen that executed
the will of God in executing the will of the
freeman.
MIR. Maxey inquired how it WAS that those
ballots which executed the will of Col had
been sufficient TO elect Hayes and not elect
Packard, though Packard received more OF
them.
Iar. Dawes argued with Mr.. Maxey that
Packard was elected, but asserted that the
Louisiana Lottery Company had succeeded
in establishing the Nichols government.
The debate continued until o'clock. when
the Senate adjourned without engaging in
any executive business.
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AN Int eresting Rihe Match

The Capital Rifle Club will commence
match for prizes offered by the United States
eafsfidge Company of Lowell, Mass.,to-mor
'0W Saturday, at l o'clock, T. NJ, TO Dc
'00tnued the two following Saturdays as
s.ace 200 yards, off hand; rifles, any WITHIN
"e rules. An allowance of l-2 point on
.acn score to military and Opcn-sighted sport
mg rifles. The prizes presented by the y.
o. Cartridge Co., are sweepstakes prize OF
military rife, or SIS in cash, to be won py
ae oest IL scores of shots made during the
'ulee days. Also day prizes of s. each' 10
won by the best four scores made eacn
In addition to the above, the Club VIII
et - prizes each day of the contest, Sz'oo'
wv sl.5o. 81. 81. Those competing for the
.eepstakes prize or the first OF the Gay
1es Will be required to use cartridges from
=. >. Cartridge Co. Those who nave
go pant in previous matches are heavily
capped. 4 close contest = anticipates.
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MT Aihsmahs Atoek Damaged
AoaEson's Cough Balsam has achieved :,
national reputation. 1t is MANUFACTURED hv
Z. W. kinsman & Co., Of this city I, ,ha
preliminary stages the ingredients arc ,.ou,
pounded IN huge carboys in the cellar If tho
urug store corner Water and Bridge streets
Yesterday forenoon Mr.. Kinsman entered rho
cellar. with lighted candle, to shake n, the
carooys to assist assimilation of The chem;.
cais. Suddenly one Of the carboys burst a.
ne was moving it. The gas poured ont in
sufiocating volume, and the Ioua
ran out upon the floor. When
the gas came in contact with the flame of the
candle, 1t Instantly ignited, and the cellar
was full of fame and smoke. Some Of tho
innammable liquid got on Mr.. Kinsr,ap's
clothes, and then took fire. fIe hurried to the
faucet and BY liberal application of water
managed to extinguish this and save himself
from being seriously burned. He then ran
up stairs into the store and gave the alarm.
Smoke was pouring up through the floor in
promptly responded. Three streams were
soon deluging the cellar, and in short time
the danger was over and the fire put out.
The loss cannot be accurately determined at
present, but will exceed $500; fully covered
by insurance with Davis Farr
There was the usual number of serious
AMI laughable incidents. Mr. John Weston,
assistant foreman on the steamer "Cushnoc. :"
one OF the first to enter the cellar, was nearly
Frustrated by the gas. He remained as long
as he could, and then staggered outside. He
was taken TO Dr. Titcombs dental rooms and
attended by DR. Scott HILL and soon came out
all right. The kennebec Land and Lumber
Co. had its valuable books and papers re-
moved. 1t looked little at first as if the
magnificent block must 60 A family way up
| in the top got alarmed and hastily made their
exit. First came girl with two cages. each
containing canaries. Behindher was a woman
with another bird cage. The birds were all
| singing merrily the tune of ''gentle spring."
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A MODEL FARM.
Outdoor Spring Work at the Maine Insane
Hospital.

Already the bugle note of preparation for
the spring campaign in the agricultural de-
partment of the Hospital, has sounded. The
men are busily at work getting things into
condition for active operations as soon as the
frost leaves the ground. The dressing has
been hauled out and placed where it can be
conveniently used. Cabbage, celery and to-
mato plants are shooting up in the hot beds.
Eighteen acres of ground were turned under
last fall. This will be heavily MANFRED
and devoted to the production of vegetables
for the Hospital table. 1t is like getting a
glimpse of the tropics to step out of the bleak
spring air into the moist, warm atmosphere
of the greenhouse. The plants all look
thrifty, and many of them are COW
cred with a profusion of blossoms. The
ot-houses are producing so many plants that
there will be a surplus of choice varieties to
dispose of to purchasers. Captain Lakin
knows how to ''farm for profit" Last year
one half acre, devoted to the cultivation of
yellow Globe Danvers onions. Melted over
$500 to the Hospital. The piggery pays over
$1,000 year in cash. besides supplying all
the pork needed. Over 200 Chester White
pigs have been raised this spring. There is
huge demand for this breed among progress
sive farmers. and the Hospital cannot supply
one-ouarter of the orders received. One
litter is to be shipped TO Texas to fill an Or
der from gentleman in the Lone Star state
A hog was recently slaughtered which
dressed over $50 pounds. But the prettlest
SIGHT on the farm is the herd of AYRSHIRE
cows. There are now over ~ miich COWS
in the harms besides Young cattle.
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Two Doctors Could Not Cure Me.
A Miracle indeed

Read this testimonial from a well known wholesal~
merchant Of Plymouth n. n.
PLYMOUTH. y, H., Sept. 70. 1877.
Cent?, meu-About six months ago was bitten by
inches long and an inch deep I tried everything to
heal the gashes, and had two different doctors, but
my leg sweled TO twicc Its usual size, and would
change in color NJ different times from bright red to
dark purple. My body broken out all over In red
and white biotches. and ] WAS very fevcrish, and
nothing took seemed to help me, and the die.
phur Bitters. ! have taken Fix bottles. To my
great JOY I began 10 improve The began TO
grow smaller aud discharge less, and have now
healed up. and am u well am well known
In this vicinity, and would earnestly recommend
those suffering from any blood disorder 10 try them.
You nj liberty to publish this. I wish every
body 10 know the virtues of this great remedy
Believe me. gratefully yours
W. q. CHASE.
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Cane Rush at Colby.

A cane rush between the under classes 'e'
.r-rea At Colby, Wednesday. There IL a"
uuwritten law in the college that Presume"
must not carry canes. The class broke the
-uls hence the consequences. There was
tho usual excitement, sacrifice of stih ha's'
,u,-s cuff buttons. etc. All the canes were
captured and broken Both parties S eame o..
ali covered with glory. The Sophomore
,on,sn, themselves with this victory, am no"
,.;a,, 70 the inevitable, and allow the fres"
or ,hs ;nestimable privilege Of carrying
canes Mt this seasonable time OF year "oou
feeling prevails on both sides' and "0'"'"S
..o, ia anticipated.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Arms Act to be Proclaimed in Ire.
land.
Resignation Of Russian Grand Ad
miraI.

DUBLIN. March 81 All the preliminaries
are arranged and Friday nights Dublin
Gazette will contain the proclamation putting
the arms act into effect all over Ireland al
once, at first. probably, in only five counties.
The land league is trying to organize local
branches here. to bring pressure upon the
traders who have kept aloof from the league
or are giving no substantial support.
NEW YORK. March 81. A Paris dispatch
says The Lantune publishes a telegram
from st. Petersburg, stating that violent
quarrel has broken out in the Imperial family
in consequence of which the Grand Duke
Constantine, who is strongly suspected of
Nihilsm is about to resign the offices OF
Grand Admiral and Minister Of Marine.
ST.. PETERSBURG. March 81. 1t is stated
that Constantine will resign in favor OF
Alexis.
LONDON March 81. 4 bulletin at 8. sc
this morning says Beaconsfield passed rest
less night, but is no worse.
CopESHAGEN, March 81. The Princes,
Caroline. widow of the hereditary Prince
Ferdinand. is dead.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-04-01

A preenbacker in the goodly town of Blue
hill. who was formerly republican, applied
TO Governor Plai.ted for the position OF spec
ial constable to enforce the liquor law IN MS
vicinity. As the man was not personally
known 70 the Governor, His Excellency hand
ed the letter to the genial Councillor from
Rlueb,ll. who soon returned it with the FOL
lowing written on the back: "John a.
Ms a good fellow, and would make
good constable. was little vexed 10 oe
obl;ved to lose so good man from our party
but his appointment as State Constable QUO
be sufficient punishment, and would iu','
s.,;sfx and wipe out all the grudge hold
.yainsf him"