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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-25
'Isup upture

ITS RELIEF AND CURE AS CERTAIN AS DAY
FOLLOWS DAY WITHOUT ANY OPERA
T1OA OR HINDRANCE FROM LABOR
Since the reduction of Dr. Sherman's terms, thou.
sands are cTowding upon him for treatment, gladly
lifepunishng trnsses. His treatment for the afiic-
ton makes the patient comfortable and safe in the
performance of kind of exercise labor. 1t is
grand thing, and those who ruptured and do not
prov with it endure the dangers of
that precarious affictOn and the of all
through life Thousands of those cured give the most
fatterng testimonials of gratitude to DIR. Sherman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-25

The 3S2.920 Congrega,ionalis,s in the
United States gave last year for their religious
work S3,602 ,9223i, being an average of
nearly $40 per member
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-25

He is the author and inventor of his popular system:
ne mpars MS secret TO no one ii Is applicable to all
classes and cases. and under his reduced rate within
the reach of almost every one.
Patients can receive treatment and leave for home
the same day. DIR. Sherman's Book on Rupture gives
convincing proofs from professional gentlemen and
others OF his successful treatment. 1t Is illustrated
with photograph pictur's of bad cases before and
a1ter cure and is sent to those who send 10 cents
PrincIpal Office, 25l Broadway NY. Branch Office,
f3 Milk Street, Boston. Days in New Y. Monday
tuesday, Saturday. In Boston-wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday. may2t&wlmo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-25

Both Lord Beaconsfield and Mr.. Gladstone
were in their youth trained lawyers. The
former kept nine terms at Lincolns Inn, re-
manning a member for seven wears
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-25

Post Master General James. it is said,
boards at hotel and rides on the street cars,
while Tyner. his first assistant, cuts quite a
swell with nobby black team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-25

NJ. Gambetta is engaged to marry, it is re-
ported. the daughter of NJ. Durand, an inn
mensely wealthy South American planter of
French origin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-25

Mr.. w. Ground maintains that the phioso-
ply of Herbert Spencer is hopelessly illogical,
and that the analysis of it is in direct contra
dicton TO the synthesis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-25

Mr.. Horatio Seymour has gone into the
Adirondacks for his health. The ex-Gover-
nor is not strong and was too tired to respond
to a serenade at Lowville the other evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-25

OF course girl won't permit fellow to
come right in front Of her and take kiss,
and the poke bonnet prevents . fellow from
coming up behind her when she can't see
him and stealing kiss. The poke bonnet
will soon disappear.-Bostos Post.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-25

Dailp kennrtrl 5ournal.

The stream of aristocracy in England is
becoming largely impregusted with Jewish
blood
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-25
LIVER DISEASE,

Mr.. j. ii. Northrop, of Lansingburg, n. Y.
for several years Captain of the Troy police,
says Il have been for long time Il great
sufferer from arrangement of the liver, and
after using many of the medicines recommend
ed for that complaint, DR. Kennedy's ''Fa-
vorite Remedy is the only one which gave
me any relief. | firmly believe that the ..Fa-
vorte Remedy is a good honest preparation;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-25

For half our May g SO awfully like MAY mt,
II woul l riIe Y Shaker or an evridge saint:
Though own up like our BACKYARD springs.
T ct kind o. hsggle with their greens an things.
An when you must give up, 'ithout more words
Toss the fields full o. blossoms, leaves, an birds;
Thet's Northern natur, slow, an apt to doubt,
But when it docs git stirred, theirs no gin out ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-25


Scribner's Monthly for June is noticeable
description OF the rarraguI monument an
arucie on 'he SANITARY .ohotioh Vi Ne"
YORK VIII attract attentioh. An august
Morning WIN farragut gives a vvio ac-
count OF the aamirai victory I'D Mooi'e pay.
lhere Is Drlef sketcn Oh beaconsheiu wiz,
a iuil page portrait Notice OF the neviseu
New Testament by frof. Fisher OF are.
eke'cn OF tne arust' nasuen LePaee, WIN
portrait' ana ',us'ra'ion Vi 'he pr'nv'pa'
ngure I'D one Oh ms pain'i"es' me "eT
minister RAY, oescrlp'ioh oi Que vi 'ne an
nuai performances Vi La'i" piay: r,. So'e
ne" berr,es anu PaPer ou ",
culture VI igh. 'ean"'e 'nene ."e M,
loving "a rearIui nesponslnn"r, ~ oy y"
H. howeiis; "A RAINY Day wiz, "cIe ne nv,
mus the second lnstanmen' ol george W
Cable Madame DeiPhihe FHtI' , ahi'-
tory Oh PEI o',o Aione 'ne Nortn onoae
Oh Long is'ahu "e'c'lo,"g cano.'ns u,p'
description Oh lobster r-mshinR anu ioos.ei
cannIng line Largest Ex,inct so,cano J"
the world. with an illustration OF the erater.
Among the poems are SIC semper Lioera-
torious ton the deaa Sza,,l 1y Emma La.-
arus rarraeu'' oy ohaI'es ue Ny
i.aae ra onnnown, lna,,,,,,o I" unn ~ ,sea 81. h,,
naIse C uCnan.eo n o,t' 81 . .,p ~,
Seole1 .,'o"s uP, I'LL, ~ IT. '""
ScrAP-nooN' W r''''" W. i''"~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-25

This is just the time of year to remember
Hosea Biglows lines
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-25
HONEST MEDICINE.

eAVOUsue H6"eOu.
Recommended by ClerSymen, Statesmen
and Others.
SALT RHEUM.
Hen j. H. SNYDER. of Sangerties. n. Y,
gratefully testifies to the ability of .'Favorite
Remedy" as exhibited in the case of his little
daughter who was covered with Salt Rheum
from head to foot. '.Favorte Remedy" saws
this thankful father, relieved my girl alto
getber from this fearful affiiciion, Salt Rheum.
This occurred two years ago, and not sign of
the disease has since appeared. What it did
for this child it will do for all who use it,
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30
Ere. Yesterday. LAT. EDITION.
y
Az. 4.
Annual Conventton i'm this CITY,
fv ElectfOm or Ofllcers.

b IN Vt Il & ~
Annual Cenventien i'm this city
Elsctfon OF Onlccrs.
The 8lst annual convention Of the
American Protestant Association met
In McClary's building, this city, yes
tsrday afternoon, 90 delegates being
present from New York, Pennsy ylvania,
New Jersey, Massachusetts, Rhode
lsland, Illinois, California and several
other States. Right Worthy Grand
Master James Murrow, Philadelphia,
presiding. Among the delegates was
was r. g. Bailey, publisher and pro-
prietOr of The R0testGnt Standard,
Philadelphia.
The afternoon session was spent In
preliminary business, after which an
adjournment was made unNl this
morning.
On reassembling this morning, the
Association was shocked at the AN
nouncement of the death of Grand
Master Murrow, which occurred In
Philadelphia, at an early hour, from a
sudden attack Of cholera morbus. he
was most worthy citizen of Phila-
delphia, about 90 years old and a
prominent Mas,n. He was shoe
dealer by occupation.
A number Of appropriate addresses In
relation 10 this sudden bereavement
we're made,a and the Association proceed
ed to other business. The following
officers were elected:
X. W. G. M.-Hamuel Liggett, Pill.
?. ". v. u. M.-John Pike, III. g.
&. G. W. Sewn. Spence, Phil.
X. w. g. Asst. Sec.--James B. Bell,
Trenton. s-z 19{ -
r. W. G. Con.-Alex. Mcdowell, VIII
mington.
Asst. Con.-Siinon Kellott, N. Y.
4. w, G. T.-AlbeIt G. Smith, Boston.
r. w. &. g. James Ross, Pinl.
X. w. g. T.xJohn Thompson, Pa.
The officers elect were inst allied by P.
g. N. Robest }. Black.
The following standing committees
were appointed: a. s
On Petitions. Simon Nelson, Pa, Jas.
B. Bell, N. j., Richard Payne, N. Y.
On Finance. e.-Jas. Crozier, Pa, j.
A. Hall, N. Y, John McClintook, Pa.
On Correspondence. "A. O. Smith,
Mass. Jas. McCaully, Pa, John Pike,
Illinois. vlt
On Appeals.-John Cootes, N. Y
N. Tolan, Pa, ]. s. Mscallisier, Del,
On Charges and Trials.--Roberi
Adams, Pa Jas. Moore, N. Y, Alex.
Mcdowell, Del.
On frinting.-Robt. j. Black, Pa,
Samuel Stewart, Pa, VIM. Spence, Pa
The session will adjourn stne die thil
afternoon
During the meeting encouraging
reports were received In relation tt
the progress Of the Order. There ar,
three lodges in Delaware-one il
Wilmington, one in Brandywin,
Hundred and one in New Castle.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30
A sensa fionaI Murder.

CoHcoRD, N. @. June 2s.--This
morning Lewis Steel was shot and
killed by Lord Knox, In this county.
Steele was In love with Knox's sister IN
law, but Kuox objected to his attentions
and forbade him to visit the house. The
lovers then met by stealth In the morn
ing In little woodland dell, some dis
tance from Knox's residence. The
brother-in-law heard Of this yes erday,
and this morning determined 10 confront
the pair. About ten O'Clock he met
Steele riding mule, the young lady be.
ing seated behind him. Hot words
snsued and pistols we're drawn. Knox
got the drop on Steele and shot him
through the head, his lifeless body, In
the clasp OF his eDamorats, fell from the
mule to the ground and rested across
the body of the Young women, who
tainted. Knox has escaped.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30
LTHIRD EDITION
nissisnsr Krensn lIust Go.
~ WsshinatoR special despatch

Ccmntssisnsr Krenen Must Go.
A WashingtcR special despatch
a.fhsrs i littls doubt chat Commis-
sioner of Railrcads French will be
superseded at an early day. The
question ofhis removal was discussed
81 the Cabinet meeting o-daY, and
the s6plhi0li was unanimous that his
course In writing the letter he ad-
dressed from San Francisco 10 Presl-
dent Leland Stanford, Of the Central
Pacific Railroad, was an indefensible
net. The President was disposed to
take action immsdiately, but at the
suggestion Of Secretary Kirkwood,
who. desired. to consult Attorney
General Mac Veagh respecting the
status of the suits now pending IN
tho New York city Federal Courts
against the Central Pacific Company
and French's relation thereto, the
subject was deferred. The indications
point strongly 10 the appointment oi
General Jere Rusk, Of Wisconsin, al
French's successor. It 10 believed
9 that upon His dismissal from the
Government service French will en-
ter the employ ofthe Central Paci
&c and other railroads AZ their repre-
sensatlvo here. Mr.. Guthrie. VIII,
was French's first assistant from th
creation Of the Railroad Bureau un
I'll last year. has been the Centra
Pacifc's resident Washington agen
aimee he severed his connection wit
IA the Commissioners Office.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30
JIMMY HOPE HUN DOWN.
Caught at EHfs Old EFFORT 10 Rob .
Bank-6an FranciscO the Scene.

Caught nj His Old EfFOrt 10 Rob :
Bank-San FranciscO the Scene.
a SAN FRANCISCO, June 28.--Jim-
my Hope, notorious throughout the
country as All expert bank burglar.
was captured last night by tie police
while attempting to rob the hank of
f. Berton & Ca. s4
AS stated In the above despatch,
Jimmy Hope is known, North and
South, East and West, as one Of the
most daring burglars OF his day. A
Philadeiphian by birth, the recipient
of collegiate education, Of iine ap,
pearance, he has been an active par
tlcipant'or The ihstgatur OF more
bank robberies than any other single
individual in the country. fl
In this vicinity hs will oe best re-
menbered by the attempted robbery of
the Delaware bank at Wilmington In
1872, his capture, 10 company with Big
Frank, Hurlburt and Lawlor, after two
days OF hiding, the trial aud conviction
OF the four, their hour each In the pill
lory, their lashing With the cat on the
naked back and their subseq ent escape
from the Jail at New Castle. In later
years ho was hunted for The Manhattan
Bank robbery IN New York, bis son be-
Ing caught and sent to the Penitehtiary,
notwithstanding the Phiixdelphia evil
dence in support OF Al, alibi 10 the effect
that he had been in this city on the
night In question. Hope was brother
in-law Of the notorious jimmy Haggerty,
killed by Reddy the Blacksmith ID New
York, and In tbs days when the gam
blers held high carnival here was d fie-
quent visitor to this city.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30
ALarss mar. surn.s

Yesterday morning, the i.ros a..
modious 2 stone and ffame basc sns ny . so3
frank N. Etting, Of Philsdsl.sS,L. " VO
nis farm near Chester Heirbi.s y
Meeting Grounds, on the iina vaal
PhilAdslphla and Bsltimaro s o. o. "
Railroad, In Delaware eonnty s osotn|
nre and was entirely destrovsa a1gh
men had lust dnished milkins' s.d Ih
after one Of the men on his -. y, s',a !. soo1
railroad station with mix. " "
back discovered clouds Of smol. T. ,ootln( ="
out Of the doorssof the barn. M. soIlal O.
bors responded 70 the alarm !. :. ussh1
given, but the flames sprvsd MIA ,ool y !.
rapidity that It Wa impossIbIs y y .uch
the structure. Fortunately Al IN = a's|
on Of the year tho stock VIA al S',s w., s.i
zlng or = great loss OF yaln.h,.u gs'
wonld have occurred, Is Col. Il e"1
reissr and breeder OF thur%or.sI %
stock and has . large herd on M his~st
.inere was some Of this years ~ h!s arm
tne barn, but no grain. some IA ~
Ing utinsils were burned. TN M a.ial' siI
q the Dire d knoun, but II \ Y 'hog hor'g
tnat the new hay became bs.,c, vaso
insured. - :, 7e1 -" yarn W
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30

The Grand Jury at Albany yesterday
found an Indictment against Secretary
5 .ssions fer bribery, and he was held In
$4,000 bail.
The Republican State Central Com
nittee of Virginia met yesterday In
Richmond, and agreed, by a majority of
one, that Messrs. Wickham and Lewis
should .reliDquish their claims to the
chairmaDship, and that q Convention
should be held In Lynchburg on the
10th OF August, 10 which no person
should be eligible as delegates who had
participated In the recent Readjuster
Convention
Judge w. r. Gilbert, of Bath, was
nominated for Congress yesterday by
the Greenbackers OF the Second Distric!
Of Maine. He pledged himself, If elec-
ted, to stand with the Greenback party
and vote with tho Greenbackers In the
organization of .he House.
Oliver ]. Smith, bookkeeper OF the
Merchants Loan and Trust Company.
OF Chicago, is reported by the officers
OF that concern to be defaulter for
$4,000, and to have absconded,
Smiths father-in law, Benjamin F.
Baker, denies that the young man has
aosconded, saying that he has left town
for his health only, and will return
soon, and that "the trouble, if there Is
| any, is with in-expert new bookkeepers
and not with Mr.. Smith,
In the United States District Court
at Trenton, New Jersey, yesterday.
the case OF Charles H. Voorhees,,
charged with malfeaeanoe while Presl.
dent of the First National Bank of
Hackensack, was sent to the Septem-
Der term ofths Circuit Court.
Mrs. Munier St. Philippe, of st..
Henri, Quebec, has become insane
from flight al hearing people talk of
the prophesied ending of the world
this year."
| The caiaboose at Stone Mountain,
Georgia, was burned on Monday night.
and colored prisoner porished in it.
ID. Y. Cadmus, postmaster at South
Amboy, New Jersey. shot himself
through the body yesterday morning.
| and died last evening. He committed
the tile deed in presence of lis wife
and three children. HIS accounts
we're nearly 5000 "short."
Colonel Blrney, President of the
Globe Company in Boston, was
brought before the municipal Court
in that city yesterday. to answer the
charge Of obtaining money under false
pretences. Neither the prosecution
nor the defence being ready, the case
was postponed until July l2th.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30
EeIaware state Bonds
oys1cs or STATE TRxAsuRER,
DOVER, DEL, May 10, 1851,

5ASvs6<%r AS1sA<sB 1Ahy Avs Aools
Bv virtue OF an Act OF the General
Assembly NJ the State Of Delaware,
paused 1t Dover at its session Of 1881, / do
hereby gixe notice TO holders OF Delaware
stale Bonds that shall attend at the
Philndel phta Nstional Bank, in the city
OF 4 hiledelrlin, during the business
hours Of that BANK, on the ffrst three
secultar days Of July, A. D., 1881, pre-
YAred tzpsy or and redeem bonds Of the
said etAte, of the numbers following:
From NO. 28l TO $50, both inclusive ofthe
nonomln alton Of one thousand dollars
eoen, - the Issue of the bonds Of said
state nm ier dale Of January l, A. D., 1855;
also other bonds OF the said State Of the
snumbers foiiowing: From No. ITO 852.
both iDelusiye,4 OF the edenemination oi
one thousand dollars each, OF the issue OF
. the bonds Of the said State under date OF
January l, A. D.. 1867, Oct. 28 A, D.. 1853.
eeptember IL, A: D., 1861, and October
-, A. D., l88g; and also other bonds
- The said State Of the numbers fol-
AsS1nGs From No. l. " 176, both inclu
45y9s ~ The enomination Of one thous-
and uoIlAr3 zach, OF the Issue ofLh bond /
oftaAd Stats under date af January l, a,
!, 1874. And that from aud after the tirs,
dey. Of July. 4. D, 1881, interest VII,
eoass TO- accrue on the bonds herein
designated. "This cAll Ia Intended 10 In
ciuds all the outstanding bonds OF the
State OF Delaware,n
y I'LL ROBEhT J. REYNoL os,
~ ls sssq1 state Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30
A. r. Stewards Body.

The New York detectives claim to
have discovered a man who was the
party that sto le the body of the late
A. t. Stewart. and who knows where
the remains now are. The man Is
named Mike Kelley, q hackman, who
is said to be at present engaged as
watchman In an Arizona mine. He
pretends to give full particulars as to
how the body was stolen. The
amount demanded for the recovery of
the dody is $26, 900. Judge Hilton,
Mr.. Stewards executor, is represented
as expressing confidence that the right
clue has been struck, and that the
body will be recovered in the near
future.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30
KIDNEY PANACEA.
MEAN WHAT IL SAID.


VT hAs mAde me q new man."
"Dr. Haydock' q 4Panacea has increased
iny weight nftesn pounds"
my wife would not be without IL for
any meney."
sour Little boy is much better. enclose
me dollar for another bottle.n
mad " AZ easy To take az milk"
4 Eve hese sold thirteen. bottles this
Seek, and shall want two dozen Rext
rder.u
my morning agony Is gone-thAnks
IL find II . splendid appetizer"
Any invalid or suneref afiiicted with
/ my Kidney disordsr who WALL write me
u TO their somplalnt, will be treated
aumanely and Kindly. IL In my most
arnest desire TO iaysatigaJe all forms OF
DiAbetcs, aud give roliei NJ ali timea. II
you are too poor to purchase. write me
anyway. and your case viii have lmins
hate attention.
CAUTION.
Observe that the signature Of Allen
dAydock 10 across the mouth Ut each
bottle. - zAef - FHEaA
Price-one dollar for large, and nfty
,ents for trial size.
sAAYDoCK . oo,,
o no1-eodaviy. ~ Platt ST.. N. Y,
Il
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30
New Castles Rec Farm.

No doubt some of our readers will be
surpr ised at the fact OF New Castle &C.
tualiy having bee farm, and Q good
sized one ut that too. Mr.. Patrick Mel
ION "a the proprietor of this farm, and liz
onsiiy Engaged in producing swarms for
sale, as well ~ co ilecting the honey from
the hives tor sale also. The patent hives
used By Mr. Mellon are py ramidical ID
shape, and contain six drawers which
sne bees hll with delicious honey, after
which they Ill the top Of the hive with
money TOT their subsistenee through the
winter. Mr.. Mellon seems to bs a
"king-bee" among his swarr,s rs they
never attempt to attack him, and be-
handles them with impunity. He has
now seventeen swarms all bnsily at work h
sippipg the flowers and storing thsi
hise4 with honey for the coming winter
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30
Al Aged Turtle.

Enos L. Paker, OF Edgemont DelsvI
county, ,feund In one Of bis fields day]
20 ago . land. turtle upon which {
carved tho name Of his father and ID
showing that the turtle was At least
years cid and was probably much old
The inscription ON the aged. Fsptile I
still quite plain and had evidently b
done by Mr. Bakers father whsn 4
as he was like him he was born and
sided ON the same farm. III
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30
swINDLER AND FoRsEs.

. j.
The Charsss Agafnst . Phn.ss
dolphian Arrested In New YORK.
NEW YORK, June 2s.-Willlsm /
Williams, aged 20 vi 0 says be IresId
ID Phiiadelphia, was arrested. this All
noon charged With swim ding and for1
the names Of D. Appleton, William !
pieton aud George Monroe aud m
grocers, dry goods dealers and cigar :
have been vlctimized d by him by cha|
Ing money which proved TO be COUNT
feit. The parties gave change to:a q
sengei employed for the purpose l.
brought 1t TO Williams. When srres
he wore plain badge upon which n
the words. "Detective Police.n A nu
Der OF complalnants are expected 70
pear sgainst him.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30
Gsssral Foresgss Nesgs.
LospoN, june 30, 1881.

s.
LoHDoN, June 80, 1881.
Sir Alexander T. Gait will sail for
Can ada to- day.
The Emperor William has arrived
at Coblenz. Tho Empress 10 slightly
better. but her weakness continues.
A despatch to the Times from Ber-
lin reports that the departure OF
Prince Bismarck for Kissingen is
daily expected, he being in fair way
toward recovery. FHH
] y 1he Paris correspondent Of the
Daily Telegraph says that NJ. Gam
beta and NJ. Leon Say have accept
ed honorary presidencies Of the COM
mittee for the relief of the sufferers
by the recent FIRE at Quebec, Canada
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30

The Department Justiea at Wash ing
ton Is arrayed In m ourning, and was CLOS
ed at noon yesterday, 10 memory OF ex
Attorney General StaBberry, whose fu-
neral took place in the afternoon.
At noon yesterday John GIiscom
weighed 1901 pounds, loss OF two
pounds since Tuesday noon, and of 1851
pounds In the 80 days of HIS fast, ais
pulse yesterday m0rning was %, BIZ
respirationI2, and temperature 98. He
feels week in the joints, and is no long
er disposed 10 walk up and down the
room, ~ tttE
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30
Spontaneous Combustion

SAN FRANCISCO, June 28.-An ex-
p'osion Caused by spontaneous COM
bustion Of tonite powd'r, occurred in
the Bekehoro Powder House at Tue
son yesterday. Two car leads Of Eng
lish gun cotton and tonite powder
were in the hous,. The explosion
damaged all the buildings in the town,
but no loss Of life is reported. The
damage is estimated at 800, 900. Sew
eral persons were injured aud taken 10
the Hospital.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30

]. Allen Barber, one of the million
aires Of Wisconsin, died yesterday in
Milwaukee, where he resided. His
real and personal property was assess-
ed last year at "a, 0O0, 600. He was q
native Of Vermont, where he was bred
to the law and emigrated 10 Wiscon-
sin when it was . Territory. He had
been member Of its first Constitu.
tional Convention, speaker of its
State Assembly and one of its Con-
gsessmen from 1879 to 1875. He was
IN his seventieth year.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30
Comm mencement nj Dick inson Col.
Ioge.

CARLISLE, Pa, June 28.-The
commencement exercises OF Dickin-
son College were continued this
evening, when the literary societies
held their anniversary. Elk Speaker
Randall was the orator of the occa.
sion, and his subject was "Thomas
Jefferson" George Alfred Townsend
read poem descriptive of the chief
events and characters in the history
Of the college. A large and enthusi-
astic audience was present. s.a