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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01

why don't you stop coughing? Moth.
ing easier; Just get a bottle of DIR. Graves
Balsam of Wild Cherry and Tar, and if
your Cough is not better in the morning, |
will pay for it." said one gentleman to anoth-
er. The result is the first gentleman now
blows for the Balsam for all diseases of the
pulmonary organs. including Sore Throat,
bronchitis, Whooping Cough, &c. If you
eoubt it, try bottle yourself. and then you
will be satisfied. Large bottles, SO cents ;
samples, 40 cents. For sale by Druggists.
- Dec. 40
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01
important Notice.

As | am about TO change my business
from a credit to cash system, all those
having accounts upon my books or in any
way indebted to me are hereby notified that
all such outstanding accounts must be set
tied on or before January lst. 1882, or they
will be left with an attorney for collection.
F. B. AIKEN.
Ellsworth, Nov. s, 1881. Swij'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01

To the Honorable Judg,ts Probate for the County
OF HaBcnrk
n lii un,i, r-tgnd admin ratnr 81 the tate Of
Hannah unncT lat, Of Drlani Ia saiI county,
deceased, respectfully represents that the god, ,
aud chaItes. right and credits Of said i, cea. cd
net fiicient 70 p her Just febls and chargcs
OF administration, b. thc sum II ,ne r'lrcd and
hity doll r. Wheretor,' Your petitioner prays your
Honor a. grant him License Ia sell at publ. or
private sale, and convey the hDmests Il and all
the r. al estate II said de. easel situated Ia IL
Orland with the buildings thereon stand NJ u
satisfy sail debts AMI charges al administration
JOSEPH :. JtNBO\.
November /. 1851.
STATE OF MAINE
HANCoCN. ss:-Coun oi Probate, Bluehil
November Term. \. ID 1881
lpun the foregoing petition, ORDERED. That
said petitioner gIVe public notice 10 all person,
in crested, by causing copy OF the petition and
this oT'ier thereon IL be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American, a news
paper published In Ellsworth in said County .
that the! may appear al Court of Probate
for said County TO be held at r. lswoTth
an the first Wednesday In ID next. at ten OF the
clock the forenoon and shOR cause, II any they
have. why the pras er OF said petitioner should not
be granted.
3w46 PARKER TUCK Judge
Attest. CHAs. T. DoRR, Register.
\ true g py nttest-CHAs. + DoRR, Regi cr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01

Biurhlil within AHd fur -al1 county uu the tr-
"wednesday Of Sow einlcr \ - Isl
MN BkikNAP NdBinI q atnr uI.uu tn,
II "statr Of James II. Chamberlain late II Eil-
worth IA -ali unity, decreased hsViug pr. -..ute,
hi petition for di-' barge from his -alI trust
oar REID that notice thereof BE- given to II
l'r-"n- interested thereto BY pubh hing a copy 81
tn. Or'irT thTeS week. suCcrs-itcly In the , H.
w. % American. a news paper printed at Eli
~ur D, In said County. prior :, he fret Nelnr-
'iat - December 4 -. l>sl, that utry may al
pear a . Probate curt then to - held at Ill
worth. within and or 1t County. At ten urInck
Ia "a furru'-'H and show cAu-c u any they have
against thr same.
PARKER Tttk, Judge.
Nus-t tH,-. 4. IokR. Regi-ur gwtG
true Copy Atrst:-CHA~ 4. DOER, REGISTER
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The Business Portion Of an Arkansas
Town Burned.

ATGl >TA, Ark. Nov. ~
Fire La; nigh, burned the entire business
portion Of this city Over fifty buildings
we're consumed and the ,o,a. loss j. e>tl-
mated at s20o000; insurance about So
600. The FIRE originated in a Saloon from
defective fue. Grea, excitemen; prevailed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01

For sale at John \. HAle's BOOK Store,
Main St, Ellsworth 4 large stock Of ar
lists materials. school books, BLAIR :
HANDY PENCIL TABLETS for scholars use,
also pencils, pens, ink and crayons IN large
variety. Stationery. wall papers and cur
tsins Of every style and quality.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01

The quieting, resI-Procuring quaiiues,
a. veil 4, the far-reachiRg and powerful
curative effect. Of Ayers Cherry Pec,oral.
render It the very best remedy known for
lung Gisea>es
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01

STATE or MAINE.
HANCuck. S. Court - Probate, Ellsworth
tvg"brr Term. \. u issl.
AIR
MONEOE YOUNG. Ldte ~ Trenton.
Levi IL " ymAn. 4 a.. ENr'-,
POLLi 81 rNDEEN, late If OridHd.
,AimT acct. and Iri ate acct
Marx aund' Adm +.
GEORGE l.. STE WiHT. tate of Hancyck.
seph I, all. Adm
WILLIAM 4. JORDAN. u Eden. Iasol-
cent Dtbt"T.
Andrrw T.. wi-wcil Assignee,
WENDELL BENSON, of fremont. In.
solreHt DEBTOR.
John e. wills. II. Assign. e.
okbkkEp,-Ihat the said ACc.iuntants i've 70.
tc" 70 al persons interested. by causing copy OF
this order u be published thrt eks -ucce-- W.
ly In thc ElNs orth ncrtcan thar hes NAV aptear
at Probate Court, Ia b. holden at kllsWu rth gu
ID" u Il W einr-dIy OF December next al ten I
Ia cIO'k IA he 70 eH-ou. ..ud -hnS Causy, 81 any
thei have. why The same should OF lie alloue,l
3A 90 Palmer TUX. Judge.
Atte,t, CHAs. T. DoKR Register.
irur copy. Aue-t: -CHAS. y. noRR Register.
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Pessbseet.
Rev. Mr.. Gerrish lecturea at the Bay
Tuesday evening.
TIE county commissioners met Tues
day to determine whether public road,
extending to E. R. Bowden's brick yard,
is advisable or not:
prof Hastty, Of 0astine, has recently
given number Of readings in this town.
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bon ~ssic Porte.

sutuvAS-Ar .. sch CA-siliAn. Means. EliIa-
bethtrTt-
SE~rpRT-sll p. sch I.o,iuskiA, Leach. Fall
River
B".TON-Ar Nov. =, >.-h HIooner. wills. Nj
ly-rFt
Ar. Nov. \. >ch CIo Chiicou. Fullerton. Nj
Desgu
Ar N"S . ~eh PrlEr, Nile. H. worth
AR. N0v. n. Sch. { u MA."mh~r. Rumincll
PhliAdel hia. Annie Murh. toni. Kpndout
Lou. NlI-,,.. Alley. NrN l"rA George " Col
linz. " oostr.
NM YoKk-Ar. Il. >ch Mary Jane Lee. liAg
80 ~, IaucOck
4, :: CHI \. h. Woodward. jordan. FAll
river.
Ar =. ~ch- Abigail tIAyn,s. GrAnt,
Ne-ic5 Ahl-ti. Whit Akrt Hattie l.. Newman,
Dor, OriAnd.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis
cretiOns Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay
loss OF manhood, &c, I will send a recipe that
will cure YOU. FREE OF CHARGE This great
remedy vas discovered by a mis- ionery in south
America. send self-a,idressed envelope T. the
REV JOSEPH T. IEMAN, Station ID. Nee forA
City otnos4f
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01

CALAIS. Nov. %.
The Ferry Point house, owned by the
Eaton estate and occupied by Capt J. A.
Smith as a boarding house, was burned this
morning A defect in the chimney was the
cause. Loss $4,000, no Insurance. The
contents were mostly DESTROYED and were
fully insured in the Hartford
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New Advertisements This Week

The Eastern ArgGs-John Adams Co.
Agent Mants~i-henry b n Pub. Co
>hceJ Mu.ic-A. !. alker-
Nnfice-J W. Davis
commissioners Notices -Eben Z. ChAfo.
Tn rty DAYS Trial Noliaic eliCo.
- Nicholas-The euturH Co.
For - &c has. Il. Goggins.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01
ED.

Obituary notices, bey0Hd the Date, Name and Age
must b paid for al the rate Of fen cents Il line.
North Ellsworth-Noy. 10, Mrs. Deborah
Mctiown. aged IS years.
Treulon- Nov. -. Mrs. Rossnna Young,
aged 81 years aud mos.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01

-Wha, ou, dollar will do Il will buy
bottle Of "EIIxIR or Linz RpoT," it viii
cure You OF Kidney Complaint. DroPsy.
Gravel. Diabetes and all diseases Of the
Urinary Organs. and save hundreds Of dol
Iars In DOCTORS hlils
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01
PU r e Ans * I@f
NE &C sssiyT BLOOD

rTHE marvellous results OF HOOPS SAR-
i sAPARILLA upon all humors and low
conditions of the blood las - /proE
en- by the cures effeeted) i w provo
It the best BLOOD MED>/ N/ICINE
Such has been the sue o. cess Of
this article at home I ~ i that near
bOrhOOds have been /S/taking it at
the same time. I o. III eradicates
es the blood, - Thereby restoring
and renovat/ fling the whole sys-
TEN. Hoods C. /SARsAPARILLA puri-
re, the Hoods s Haas.
sARsA- I ~ /rARuLA cures bilious
ss,s peculiar point lint, in :, H ho1,I.
up and strengthens the system, while 1t
eradieates disease, and as natures great
assistant proves itself invaluable as pro-
lection from diseases that originate In
changes of the seasons, Of climate and Of
life.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01

His audiences were small, but his enter
tainments were well received by those who
attended. He is a good elocutionist, and
has rare aptitude for rendering humorous
passages. IL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01

Ellsworth Port
thursday. >ov -
SAILED.
sch Nm. Pickering. Hslaiiv. Weymouth.
~ MaryrIlu.. Erultk :. l,.,-tan.
>,h , 4 Maze. Irc~"rgy. 'r,yiis nr".
trids, >uy. %.
SAILED.
~~h WA. Il Archer. BcllAuy u atom.
saturday. Nov. %
SAILED
S~h trAnrl- tofilu, u, Iiati,. Kun,iput
sch haNry. BuuArr. Ilca-aut Z We
>eh b.la ar. ~lIi,r. Hi-tsu
S-h Iiu,sAr. t-am-on. liIr IiArh"T
ARRlNEp
~cb 1ha-. Upton. u,klu- B,-tnn.
seh l. :. tAwtyH,s tiduN. II ton.
>Gndsy, nov Z,
ARRIVED
>-h ArriralA. Whltm"fc. B.,.fun.
>cu tIuabsth. hay. a. -tsu.
>rh Ralph nraui. trant k--k aud.
81 cop Miihkrn. iartAu-
ssh A.lc. similar Bo-tou-
M"n'lAy, >uV =
SALE
>ch Ralph n. Grant. Drant. EOc lAni
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Loo Al MOTTO Es.

$500 per year can b. easily made at home
working for 4. C. Riirout Co. 10 karclay
Stree. New Y,rk. send for the catalogue aud
full pArtlculaEs w.
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RoreiEa Porte.

TAmrI-oCt u. In Port BARK Julia. Lori. fron
brisbane. l"a Ell t. -all the -Uth.
NLKA CAVIAR. Nov. .. BARK Mar q. Hale
Hggiu-, New luTk-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01
House Lots For Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale four house lots
partOf his h smestea I, two on Pine and two
on Spruce ST.. each 3x6 rods. These are very lie.
sirabie lots from their location &C. Inquire of Capt
U. ID. Curtis.
NIX. SAWYER
ElkueFth. Nov. n lssl. ay<7s
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SCROFUlA.

i35 HOWARD STHEET,l
LOWELL, Miss. Jan. II.
MEssgs. c. /. HOOP & Coz: Gentlemen
! have used HOODS SARsAFARILLA In my
family for scrofulous humor with wonderful
success. and am happy TO tell you that II Is
the best medicine We ever used. | do sin
eerely advise any one who Is troubled with
scrofnla to give this valuable remedy 4 trial,
and assure them they will not be disappSlnt.
ed Very truly yours,
tCoburn shuttle Col e. q, PICKERING.
HOOPS sARsAPARuLLA Is sold by all Drug
gists. Price o. per bottles six for %, Pre-
pared by c. /. HOOD CO., Lowell, Mass.
y Q bcnrmsd
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HANtnCk -s->oy l.. 4. u. issI.
Df virtue - an ,NrruItiu Issued f,um The,
ID -uprenl, Ju,rial {. urt against the Prnul.-,ut
Nj lng Coms'sny of Pc obsc t In ,a4I County and
state have seized . certain 1T ur par, III
re estate Situated the town Of Pciof.out 10
,ai County IN, are haN Ing terh attached OF
the urts ma viii IN said tom AMI t.irE the
eastrriS hA q a csrtaln lnt Of land containing
-iAt! re- ni"r- or hss conveyed in samuel
Auu"ar Us Mary Ann Lcarh lbs lie, Il dated Nov
- H., aud rrcorlei IN la, c,,ck Co Hi.tt, 81
DE ~, Vel -, Faye a. l. ing tn. ans
pTrmls,- tDH owt ed amt r,rnIiy occupied bY
The FvnOh-"Ut Mining Company au.t tuutcyv,. u
samuel Auuvar T. l.. to- - Mor-s ITI-tss bs
two is IL ateDi tees -. l>sy and rycorr,i 10 -ald
Hann~k kF-l-tr, nf p,s-i- 10 Vol ~. Pax -
and Vol l6'. Page 81 SAID iut- conveyed a. abuN,
contain utrty i've les. A., one
uturT bit pa eel II LIANT -ituai c- Ia -,d Pcuuh.
rC"t aud ady"In ng the ahsye mcHtu ''i lut on the
northwest a'l containing and 5t-inu acre. amt
? rticuiarlN ,lr.Cr bel Ia a certain deed from
Bow len aud l. T.. Grndle to the Pei,ub-.,ut MirIu.
tnmVa..s is d~e-I dated June H. ls AMI recorded
In -aiI Hancock krgi-,ry ~ u eds No Ill., r,gr
~. Reference {" said 'ic,sis an. T,-uri- NAV l.,
had for u"r IN ir-cripu u. And ! -hasl -cll
all ~ -Ald frn"6~spt Winning COMPANY ri.Lt.
title. ami Interest, In said real eslAtr atoNr r.
- Had 30 public auction To the highest bi I.i,r
N rtuT H. ~hefin'- Once IN 81 urth In -ari
COUNTY "h Nnn'las the tYth lay uf December A ID.
lssi ~ ~ o'clock IN The fore. on.
s. X. Dt.YEEEt y. >herin.
\ true copy Attest
3w7 \. r. DkyEREIN. >he-tn.
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Your health depends on the purity of
your blood People who realize this are
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla with the best re
kalis
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-lIAIIxs lIinnInaIfx-MAG,

\ UhIlIS plAAutuAItS-MA"N fNI
y .h"ii 'sy pre- senis, SQUARE grand plAnofortss
four very handsome round corners. rosewood cases
1 thrve unions, Beafty's matrhlrss iron frames.
I stool, box, cover. t"Vc'i, tR4l5S SD3 ID |,
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Us. upright piAnnfnrte4. SlsS L. SsSS c.tal-
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forte 20 ~" uniycr-s, thousands testify WRITE
tor mammoth list % tcstimpuial- beatty cabinet
orxans, rtihc'irtl rhur-h. Oh tpcl. paTinr. $40
upward, vi.it'r- welcome. FRYE carriage meets
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n agent. puInt FIRE. iddrr.- T.
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winds, partly cloudy weather, Light rains in
Northern portion and stationary or falling
barometer
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As We buy Ia large quantities tor cast, We are
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The Weather.


WAE DEPARTMENT.
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer
WASHINGTON. u. C.. Nov. 3O-l 4. n.
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by TELEGRAPH.
dispatches TO the Ellsworth American.
Boarding House Burned.

rDispatche. TO the Ellsworth American. I
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Nov. %.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-27
The White House.

The President will take possession of
the White House about the latter end of
November. Early in November he ex-
poets to make brief trip to New York to
wind up his business affairs, and then he
will come to stay. Meanwhile, the White
House is being repainted, refrescoed and
refurnished. The papering of the walls
and fresccing on the ceiling of the Green
Room are now nearly completed, and ap-
pear to great advantage. The paper is the
palest shade of green-between an apple
green and Nile green. Leaves of this tint
are defined on ground OF gold. The
ceiling has the centre of similar hue of
green and q bronzed olive frieze on back
ground of old gold, with broad top and
bottom and gilt holdings. In each
corner is beautiful but impossible bird
of species unknown to natuIalists, but
which may be classed as a decorative
bird.' 1t has the foot of stork, pink
body, and one wing, tall red comb, a
long red bill, and fish's tail. As the
colors harmonize we'll, viewed as a whole,
the bird makes pretty ornament, though
absurd as representation of any known
creature. The furniture of this parlor will
be the same charming shade of delicate
green as the walls. The ceiling of the
long corridor has been calcimined, and
looks very WE'LL Unfortunately the lift,
which will be comparatively useless in a
two story house, has cost 50 much that
the appropriation will be insufficient to
make all the needed repairs. This lift
was specially designed for the use of Gen.
eral Garlield's aged mother, who now
will never have the benefit Of it.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-27
The Hating President.

Some Leople seem to think that Presi-
dent Arthur intends to make sort of
moving panorama of his cabinet. Nor
gan was to be made secretary of the
treasury to introduce Conkling. Now
Judge Folser, Of New York, is proposed
for the treasury, to be graduated
in December, 1882, when Justice
Hunt retires, into the supreme
court of the United States, and
to he succeeded in the cabinet by the
same inevitable Conkling. So the other
cabinet offices are to be filled in a way
to gradually introduce the intense Stall
wartism that Arthur represents. Some
folks think the president would do bet
ter if he consulted his timidity less. And
perchance he would still he cannot be
expected to forget the lessons he learned
in the long practice of the underhand
ways of the New York politician. AS
hisnature is 50 will his action be. To
advance 10y indirection is favorite
method OF the astute politician, and is so
often successful that it may not he
rashly condemned in Arthur. What he
wants to do is to make his administra-
tion successful and strcng and profitable
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
IsefOre judge Patterson.


In the case of Daniel Brua, Franklin
Brua and John Brua, VS.. George Beiler,
the whole of yesterday and this mornings S
sessions Of court were taken up by plain
tifs in hearing testimony to prove that
the breast OF defendants dam was raised
and the plaintiffs were damaged thereby.
In the case OF Christian Musser vs.. Levi
Sensenig, it was agreed by the parties to
refer the case to 4 master. On trial.
Before Judge Livin. .ston.
Jacob NIarkley VS.. Monroe J. Burk-
holder. David Keath, Reilly Shipler aud
John Long. This case was attached yes
tertlay. The plaintiff and Burkholder
are owners of lands which adjoin, and are
situated in Penn township. There is a
dispute about tho dividing line between
the properties. After survey was made
and line was run by the surveyors, in
the employ of the plaintiff, he moved the
fence, as he alleged, to within an inch and
half of the line Of the defendant. Burk-
holder claimed that the fence was placed
Oh his land and he removed eleven panels.
1t was for the value Of the fence (S25)that
this action in trespass is brought against
defendant, and the man who arrested
him in tearing down the fence.
The defense was that defendant had
given plaintiff notice that the fence was on
defendants line, and he not removing it
defendant had it taken down. 1t was
claimed that the plaintiff by failing to re-
move the fence was t:espasser on de.
fendaHt's land and the latter had the right
to take it down. On trial.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-27
LATEST NEWS BY MAIL.

The Republican city convention oi
Brooklyn yesterday nominated Seth Low
for mayor, Gen. Tracey and Ripley Ropes
having withdrawn.
The Senate of Minnesota yesterday
passed the Railroad Bond Adjustment
bill, 80 to 10. 1t is believed the bill will
pass the House.
There was light STOW storm on Mount
Washington yesterday morning, and the
temperature was three degrees below zero,
a.fall of forty degrees since Tuesday.
The American Woman Suffrage associa
tion, in session at Louisville, adjourned
las: evening, after electing Erasmus NJ
Correll, Of Nebraska, president for the
ensuing year.
The French guests visited the state do
partment in Washington yesterday after
noon, and afterwards, in company with
Secretary Blaine, paid their respects to
the president
Levi A. Dewley, fifty years ago prom
inent business man OF Worcester, Mass.
but lately resident of New York, com
mitted suicide by taking laudanum in a
hotel in Worcester ON Tuesday night.
Richard Kirk, Of Mobile, being rejected
by young lady whom he had followed
from that city to Cumberland county, Vir
ginia, shot himself dead in her prcse nc,
en- Tuesday morning.
The trial OF Robert X. Scott, cx.Gover.
nor of South Carolina, at Napoleon, Ohio
for killing Warren G.. Crury, in 1890, i.
now in progress. Scott is indicted fo
manslaughter. He alleges that the shoot
was accidental.
A drunken row followed circus -peforlr
ance in Gainesville, Georgia, on Tuesday
night, during which three men were shot
one fatally, and several others were badl,
beaten. In the melee a lion and bea
escaped from tie cages; the bear wa
shot, but the lion is at large.
The Yorktown centennial celebration
! got up by the citizens of Richmond, Nir
sinia, closed yesterday with parade O
all the civic and military organizations o
the city, and display of her trades ant
manufactures. The parade took two hours
in passing, and attracted about 20,G3s
strangers to Richmond.
The eighth annual convention OF til,
Women's Christian Temperance Unior
opened yesterday in the Foundry Metho
dist Episcopal church, in Washington
About $50 delegates were present, anon;
| them several from the Southern States
Miss Frances E. Willard, Of Chicago, pre-
sided Miss Susan E. Anthony was intro
luced and invited to . seat on the plat
form.
In the supreme court at New Haven
yesterday, Blanche Douglass was ARRESTED
on the charge of having murdered Jennie
Cramer on the 9Th of August last. "b,
inducing her to take and swallow down
certain deadly poison commonly callet
arsenic. She was committed to await
hearing before the grand jury i'll January
The perjury case against her comes VI
to day but will be continued or dismissed