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Probate Notice. \ porr
leach"r's institute Hon y 4 Iu'e.
startling lbs. uvrry- u Bate
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- The worst Of all diseases are Kidney
Complaint and Dyspepsia he best of all
medicine, iur these diseases d, "ELIAIE o.
l.Ht Kpur." the Banner .,lney Remedy
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STATE or MAINE

T. the Hnpurabe Judge Ut IT ohate Tor the
County of Hancock.
IT III ,icrsiEneI aim inIstrttnr ~ the estate ~
john Il Luut late 81 Irrtl -I.t. la sara GUN
t. lc',a-,d. especially TcpTc>eu : thai the
S,''si- an cha tei- r.sht- aud credits sald
'rt-'ri re not sufficient to pay his u-t'irht Iud
'h4rSr, %. .dmini-trlI Il. by the sum 81 .ght
huul ~ 4 liars, wherefore our peti l." rr pruy-
ltt-murI a. BY partlIl sale al auy eutir portion
II said real estate, the residue would b. gr Liiy
d,prcclltr'i in lue, thst he may b, ncrn-,, 10
sell At pGhlir private ale anI convey the hont
lead nj TO small lUt- the urighbur
hussi IL bcins tn whole OF thr rta IL. OF Jhr
'ccsl ell ttnslu'iing the reyrr ION It tie widow
4 - therein t, satisfy said lcbt. ,nd ca se-
co. l#Aulu.-trnti n
a.. MllLIkE>. Almr
september, :, ISL
STATE or MAINE.
HANru'k, - .-tourt of Probate. ll-w orth.
september Term. 4 -, l>'I-
~. ,.r foregoing YEA. .t,U. nKpEEED, that
Interested DN causing copy & he petition anI
su,,,-.'vel, ~ the Ellsworth AmerIrAn, a
County that tines inay appca At = Count ~
ORTIZ Ju Use -,.,'uu Ne tnt-.lay OF October ucht
It any fhry h4ty Why the ris'l OF said y titiun-
rr should BE- gIantcd.
PARKER TUCh. judge.
- Az. sj.-tIts L. tt'IsI:, Register.
\ rue copy A.trst:-CHA> T.. DORR Register.
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A. a Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and tor the County Of Hancock on the hrs
Wednesday of september, \ ID. 1851.
Robert A. Friend named Executor In a certa
testament OF George c. Cosson late Of Bron kiln
In said county deceased, having presented the
same for probate.
ORDERED That the said Robert A
Friend give notice 10 all persons In
terested. by causing copy OF tlti. order TO bt
published tire weeks successfully In the Ellis
worth American, printed at Ellsworth. that they
may sppear al q Probate Cou,t IL be he d at Ellis
worth, in said county the second eClUe- day OF
,ct next, at ten of the clock in the forenoon and
shew cause, II any they have, why the said instru
ment should not be proved approved, and 81
10 ell the last viii and te-t,ment OF said de
sw37' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest -CHAs +. DoRR, Register.
A true copy Attest SO HAS. Z. DoRR, Register
To the Honorable Judge Of Probate Tor the Cuun
~ II Hancock.
I'll r un,lct gned administrator uf the estate OF
! William II Bartlett late oil Tr, mont In said
e. UNITY, lstd, p,cttu iy represents that tht
goods nd chattels rights aud credits 81 said lie
ceased are not -uiiicent "a pay hts Just debts aud
charges - h,lmi i-traIiun, by the sum Of hftce"
dollar. wherefore yuur pctiion prays youI
Honor O. grant him Lie nse tn sell, at public oI
private sale, and convey the hnmc-tea', IL being
the whole OF the real estate Of the deceased in
Guiding the reytrsion 81 the widow dnwcT their
In, 70 sati-fy sail d,nt- ausi charges OF admins
tratiuu.
LEVI wIMAN.
september :. ISL.
STATE OF MAINE.
HA>C"ck, IS: Court % Probate, Ellsworth
sep "a Der Term \. u 1851.
Upon the foregoing petition, ORpERkp, Tha
sand petitioner give public notice 70 all per-ons IN
std, by causing copy otthe petition arC
this order thereon, to be pu / -hed three weeks
successfully IN the Ellsworth American. news
paper published in Ellsworth, IN said County
tnat they may appear NJ a Court OF Probate iol
sal County t. b. he'll a. T. iSwurth, on the Sc
cnnd "Wednesday 81 Drtot.gr NEXT A. 8 OF tht
clncG IN Tho forenoon AID shoN cause If any
they have WIN the prayer OF sad titioncr huuit
he granted.
., 81. PARKER IT OK. Judge.
At est .-CHA-. +. uORR. Register.
true copy. ttte-t CuA- DuKH Register.
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HOODS SARSAPARILLA

i sold by all druggists. Price 81. or SIX
large battles for e. Prepared only b. G. l.
HOOD s 60 ApothTcArieS Lowell, Mass.
tn - HOODS IOOTm-POwDLR
IL b L..-nIIn II
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AMI "th 'il- h-' ttn~i hA"p's" -
Co.. N~uralgt- Asodyae when Ia

III giNG THE iiOr >JMNER hGNII-, VILE
away fr,tn rltf couseurnrs-. IN, lrls elrr -houli
ua kc -.nr pr, t-i.'n against -uiirn attacks II
H,Asashy. Neuralgia. Ihol Morhu-. ramps.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-15
Statement of the
Phenix Insurance Co.,
or HARTFORD COM,
IN II, STAT day Of Dec,,abtr, IssO-

The Capital stock OF the Company,
which L. Al! paid IN. i-........-... q 90 5000"
The ASSETS or THE CoNrA>I AXE ~ FOLLOWS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-15

,ltns th- lire l.u- r.,rH t=,ttlr alil re
llcNt tbs di- u-tuOyr thr Gus Of Aty at
th..~r Hr,,ublrs. II Il au.i h. convince w.
, 1881-12-15

u NFetdotn rfan Shot and KILLED Willie
Assisting au Officer IT, Arreas u Hurg-

Assisting AA OHlccF IT. Afreat u AArEs
lar.
sp*stat Dtspatsa to 1At caicaoo (. ..s,u..
4ENnorA, ILL.,, Dec. 1t.-Our city IL In tho
widest excitement. I.aat night ut | O'clock
patAey ticurt, the Night police, discovered
bright light IN John .. Browns salmon unttUr
the p0st-uillpU. III rapped ut tho door anu S0w
Nictuus boyd behl,id tho bar. lloyd spoko ~ it
calling tn tho ownpr, anl said. ".1Ack. sotnc nno
Ia rapp!ng n,Id wants to colnc In" lilo then stole
tWu boxeA Of cigMrs aud wont out by Mnnthar
uour. Thu ot!lrer hcArd fast running,
On Mniu strct, went 10 the othor loar Of tho 81.
loon, alld discovered tbat tho glass hnl bcen
kukutt uut. Ile Informed O'lirlen md Warren
II. Ilarratt Ut what he hal seet, aud tho thrcn
went tnxother 10 l3pyd'a father, who ttycs In tho
suburbs, aslA had sotna talk With hin 4nd his
so,,, and asked th0ln 10 return tho utEsFs. whu1l
Nicholas lord snapped gun at therI. This old
i,iuil nssurttl thetn IT WIS rot loadcl bur III
un lnstunt ha snnppetl 1t agaln, pllnituR
Heart and O'Nrlcn With powder and shoot-
ing lsarrett In the right cye. tllltng thAt
sLo OF tho fnco With shut, brnnatpg nit Batera!
.celh, and causing what Ia fcaretl u he u fatal
wn,tud. Thu ottcer Immediately knocked tho
uasusiu down. Mr.. narrett Ii six feet two
inchcs high, and was for six years clerk lor
onr kuyur. Ito Is a very tinc-h,oknK young
n,a,. anu onu vt tho best nthlothes IN tnwu.
1luytl w,ls brought tet,Wu J.. a, L1nlIortsun
1'uive NaNIstrale, tor exan,tnHtiau. anl tll0
ly lsarreti's friends. aul. tArea.s of lynr,:
Who appearti tur tho ptnl.|r. ma'lo
| Il vIyGrO1s upprAl to lhs thn,ag nut % Htse why
IL their faelllga ri Indignation anu 1lsAraeu tho
cty by 1na, violence. fur tha law saoni1 u yi,.'
Gu!Gl nllti thu lniscrcnnt n,eut hts 5Nst Inali.
nent. 1t tfl much 10 auy tue rxUsttln,,nt. tIit
| Strong fui IheEs, with lNlrb running lUwn tlplr
brall&et. uhreks. faIu " larrt'tt's faiaer Il le
wuul,l only ray tue wt'rl tho HsiAsln'A punish.
Me4t stttlsA ba uhtlp!etci There Auti then; ~
tnaaistrlta lvll Nny,l In tlU.kn ooi,aB, mud to.
niKht sturxtlul Mclnt!ta t.a,k the prtsnnar 20
iyncilny. Mailing hts happened In nur usty
tor yturt thAt has wrought tho trnlftx ut IL
such pitch, lsny.!s friends elMt", thAt ha T.
tt4l H,iscl. cunning ~ save lls heek Il tiaTc!I
dies. liz xai1 during lna trial thn1 II Nus hll
, 1881-12-15


spttiat tvs1teh 10 It's CHICAGO 1+talns.
WASHINGTON, y. T., Dec. l4.-'rlle con.-
mIilee of tho American Bar Association,
composed OF nine ,nGllbcrs-ylz.: Ciarksnn
\, lntter Ut New York, Henry Hitchcock
~A!ssonri. Alex. r. Lawson Ut GcurgIu,
lu!ns King Ut OHIO, John W. Stevenson, Of
ksntlcky, Cnsirtlullu Parker Of Now Jersey,
Charles s. Bradley of ishoLc Island, mil
lshtia atrrrlck OF the District OF Columbia
-appnnscd Mt the lust ,neelt,1g 1T tho nssn-
tlat1un, met III consultation At tho ll0llso Of
Nj. Merr!eE this AFTERNOON and arranged
soue prcf1,tnarics to their consultations,
xh!cl! begin tomorrow. Tho cnli,nttttea's
object Is 10 formulate some plan
70 rpieye tho United States Supre1na
Court of tho e,ornlnss preSslsre ut
business ,l0w upon II, MIL Which rentnrs It
very dlhlcnlt to secllre hearing lit the court
apun the Mnst Important matters without III
credible deIny. TMre are several plans pro-
posed, alnQnE which IL 0lle constituting Slt.
dse1ne CoHr. Commission, to run for II brlef
nesle'f. which sl,nll laayo concurrent jnrfs.
destoA witt. tho Supreme Court, n,lt another
Is tho formation Ut m intermediary court,
Which shnl have final jurisdiction lit certain
class Of tho smaller cases Which now fncltNl-
ber ala calendar to thu exclusion ut nnre
s'a! Questions. Tho Supreme Court llna
rendered It's co1s,tltntion.rooln for the uso Of
1he committee, and It will .,,icet there toMor-
TOW,
ANNOUNCEMENT.
To ths Wtsttrn .sssottdted l'Ftss.
WAsttlSGr0S,. u. G.. Dec. little Sill
pFeiRe Court will bs adjourned from the I'D
lust to JaI. /.
, 1881-12-15
GRANT.


p, 4, osseta9 D!saat "A to 1aa Chteaeo 7+lhuns.
sa"".as1ltSoToX. D, g., Dec. H.-pelnooratlc
h,n"asofs h,n l'asa soma positive ylews on tho
Ssa. aa 10 pIace Gen. Grant I'll the retired llst
ai,t.ur ~ a'r Aaxey, speaking OF it today, satss;
t,rs.si!l H. wy not paas. Why ,shonld 1t? ueu.
wnr a'' u hot poor. Nor Is l.a disabled In any
rss ' iat Ito Is strong, hualtlly, and very
c.,'", ". Ae was go0d otticer, and did l,ls
NV ssaa1s Rreat service, for which tho Amest-
am Nn. peeop1e nre not only proud but thankful.
H.. ~. nase not his services been recognized 7
As oe nut been tu!ly rc,nunerated? Tha
, 1881-12-15
THF llNl1M ,fFhG1lF.

PHILADELPHIA. neu. N.-.At thu AnnuRt ment-
tnv of she Nn4onRl Council oi tho Union
LvaKuo 0f America Today tito proseut otttGers
wsra roEtnotol. i resolution paused IN Favor
ut u protective taEltt, showing respent for tho
,np,upry Ut President nNrtleill. and Expressing
eaNbtHce III thu ability and patriotism VI pgesl'
lunl Arthur,
, 1881-12-15
OVARIAN TUMORS.

Tho removal Of theso tufsoFs BY. nadwaY's
what WIS otfce considered almost miraculous IL
now d common recognized fact by nll parties.
Witness tho casea Ut Hannah 7. KnMppt Mrs. G.
published In our Almanac for 1673: nlso that OF
Ma. c. y. l!boins. In tho present edition Of our
"fa1so md True"
Ono bottle contains moro Of tho active princt-
plcs uf Medicines than my ott,Gr Preparation,
taken in tcHapuonful docs, while othUES teQulFa
1.-Two or ak fi11irs no much
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE,
, 1881-12-15

qn.etoI Y,ttpatth 10 n: sn}eacn 7+t,r,ne
WAaityaroy, y. e.. dec. il.-M. l..
Iun,ly, ut NEWCASTLE. fu,),. Is seeking tho
appointment OF Internal I.uyeuue Collector
Of Tho Anderson, Ind, District, now held by
Nal. Whitman.
". !. fu1JncK, Esoi, IN tf.ttyo1s.
Indian tnsuectur, Is. Il, Washington anck,nr
for promotion fiji tho Department Of tndla,.
Affairs.
Tha commission at Mrs. Sclars 1'ostmlstrcss
OF l'cktn, Ill, IA aIl,put tn expire. Sllo Is
candidate for rcappuint,nsnt. She Is opposed
by X. u. Smith, WIN IL said To bu recon.-
inellt!gtl by tho member frpm Tint Congress
.t,mo, ,,,str,o ~ nv '' ''''' ''''>> 0n~"
~, ;, =, .nxr mn .,,,n~v,,,r r.,
snr,r,o,, II, in T;,, ,,,, ,,,,r,r,, In twar
n,,., nIu,.n,, ~ ..'so .no " 1,s,.'., =. .9 ~
polnt1ncnt Ut uen. urant, Is MI applicant for
rcnpDoint,nent In tho Consular srrylcc
carr. rAT-rr1,snv.
n, IN Ivt,t.rn 4 A.,artat.,, u~.,,
WASHINGTON, u; T.. Dec: 1'.-scnatora
Halo atttl pendloton, Representatives
Kelley, 1sun.lai. Robson, Atkins, and
Knsson. Admiral Porter. Cant. Il. y. Foy
ne'' ,"s oefa.'''.' '"'a usIo.a''supe1'h'en"e
hl!nball OF tho iite-SnYlnK sFrvice. hnve
been appointed committee to prepare n re-
tort to be submitted to d meeting Saturday,
embracing their Vkt.W8 Az tn witnt WntllH In
:. ",,i.~n.@s i..t,.,,.t -. ~ ,.s.'s.,a., ~ 49,
nsultaoie iestl'l!oh1al 10 pe pFHse'tet 10 t'te
lalaaly o1 tht late tapt. fnlteFso1' oupeflh'
tehdent Of tile Coast survey.
TOTAL. llEDiMrrIoSs
Under the 1Q5th cat], Slb,5.l,aaW,
,,t,a.rw urrI,
lost .!.',.'.. Mne ~.
1he toHtmaster !o'1ay slghca the colnmls.
slon OF Euwartl I. Langley ns Postmaster of,
| Irear In,
bonds ACCEPTED.
Srpro+nrv Fn1ver Inns ccra,nd fin on+fro
.,.,.,.. - a. "a mn ~, ~, ~ T.. n....
n.'ouht ~ So'4su,ooo oonaS o!leleu Ill ~"
York to-day. IN additt0n TO lhe above
i,taostht thh secretary Or t',h treasury nErees
TO taku 2!5o,ooo Ut bolltis held IN tl,Is city.
MINING CLAIMS.
fn the casa of tho Do1le Funnel & Mining
| Con,pnl,y ys, the ljecIltui and Tiuga CUt,soll3
iintrtt Mining Companies, tv Secretary nj te
lnterEnr decided tlIat us the Tnnslrl C0nl-
pa'ly filed no adverse claim. It Ind no ,rfEtlt
" Object tu the issue VI patents to tile TlDEA
asl lJet'ilte Companies, EXCEPT u protestant,
to~Shuw tile utter culliuanitS !lnd nut pr0-
ceeded uceurdlt'g to law In Tho matter of
thalr appllrotlohs f9r patents; niMt that It
could not settle np Its tlnntl claiil n The
GHpartnlent aEa!'lst Tue l'ecntel ai,a iiogie
Tt! ' t.t:s ca"liMs @ ~ .Ktts ~ ~. ~ pMte!as
tHa oectet".f me!" senc!.t!!y aa"t .ialo eHn w.,
~ s,Gm LILLE n tusst W. nGio!n t..s
ain'u t ms ~ EMu n,,, '!
, 1881-12-15

There ran he M lottcr guarantee OF tue vAsua
of DR. RApWAY's old.eatxll!tho1 H. II. llEAE.
plEH thalt tna has0 HrA worthless limitations OF
them, Us iheso ate False hesQlveuts. Reefa, anu
Pills, DO Ruro and Rsk tor Gndwayta. and 3sS
{hxt thu uaule "ltadMay" u Oh what sou ouxt
, 1881-12-15
Another 0utbrcutt OF Nu,atl-Pox u,
bellevue, la.
A PRECIOUS CARGO.

CnkysaHs, Wyo, 1,eo. A.-Thsoe ear4 contain
INK e5Q,4O &artls Of ailk-wosnls' cRgs, each
card having 10 QQ egss, passsd cast ta.luy. Tl,s
total vatuo n, *4ioua. Tho eggs oo.uo fron,
japan. aud afv buund for Milan, ltaly. For-
n,oety shipments weru nlsl0 via india, -Four
italian merchants have charge Of the precious
GArEV.
, 1881-12-15
THE TRIAL.

" +tSjIdNstb'Nt ~ "sf 4Ft%$ so As'~ -A""ee
about tic Criminal Court Nh hour before tho
opening WINS greater than ever before. Tic
lrst witness WIS Dr. john l.. Withrow. of
lns.oi,. Gulicau ut once called nut: "Dr.
Wtt'In,w IL ths i,onorcd pastor Ut Park.
Street Church, Boston, where I nscd to Mt
tend church when l WAS there. lie ts n very
finc gentleman"
The witness said the prisoner destrcd to de-
liver n lecsure III Ills (wltness') church, III
alsswer To ingeraoli. but wltness dcclincd to
hive tho church usetl for TINT purpose. Wit
mss observed HIN during the winter at
meetings and social Kathtriurs Ut the church.
Never saw tho least Indication OF tt,hUnnsl-
ness of l'Iind; but, o,, tho contrary, Thought
l,e possessed unusual sllre,SttiGss. Correct
f,g himself, Witness aldcd: II should say
culencss."
tinitca,l-sVlmt's tho difference, Doctor?
Answcr-'rllc one means brighter than tho
other.
Col. Corkhtll-Ana of larger cafibrc.
tinitcRn-lle didn't say that, CorklIl'. You
must lave slept well last night That's tho
sinartest thing you lave saiu yet
The Witness snltt tho prisoner generally
toUk part III discussions upon
WHATEVER SUBJECT ,t1nnr nE UNDER DIS
cuss1oS;
that lic was always critical anil accllsat!sc
rather than concltatory and kind.
GHttealt-1 always spoke to the point. III
cislsc and gritty. That's jne. Tllcre's TO holl-
sense or rulllanca In my composition. II
tiers Ind been might have Eone through
the woritl ,uorc smoothly. It's very evident
to tile mind OF everyone that the sole object
OF this kind OF examination IL to show TINT
knew tho difference between right and
WRONG. That lias nothing wsnteyer to DO
with this case. The only question Is. whether
or mot tny free moral agency was destroyed
when 1 WIS lmpelted upon tho President.
Tl,nt's the point, Judge; and 1t knocks the
bottom ont III your theory.
After shirt pause l,e broke out again,
and with Increased yehenence: "lln not
hero to save my Ncck from the gall1ws. Im
l!erc for sindicatIotl, for Justice, and for
right"
Judge Cox-Wel, Tint will do now. Sits
pend Your remarks.
G,iteau-All right. When gct 10 the
lnry I'M gotng 10 talk to them OH this sub
Ject. This Is Just little Incidental speech.
| 4 sSEAK1So nyrocn1T.
Charles 4. I}ryal,, Of tho New York Equit.
nb!e Litc-1UsurnIce Compary, ki,cw" the
prisoner lit New York. Tile witness was
proceeding TO relate the circumstance Of Gnl'
tean's connection with Ills company, When
t;uiteatl Indignantly shouted: swell, now
want TO say right here, wlIen witness
comes here and tells what Is fnlso sfsnll tell
hin y1u arc mistaken, sir; lint is false; thai
Is n lie; md finally, yolt arc q miserable
wlietp; thnt is rs far Ms l shall go l1:
| equivalent to tie barrooin expression, 'G0
down below,' but dun't 20 that fur"
, 1881-12-15
THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE,

NlCttAONp, Va; Dec, H,-Th0 atate Senate 70.
icctcd AIl pondIpg nominations. 8omo were
Ina.la Just butoro the adjournment Ut tho Le4ts.
lnlurs TWO yeAy& nXn, Atd Tho porsoAs nal1hl
have served since. New nominations WILL "
luQl4 pftaf Jun. ]. :,
, 1881-12-15
THE assassin.

-"
Yesterdays Session Of the
High Court OF Bill
lIngsgate.
Further 1nsights into tho Char.
acter Of Charles ].
Guiteau.
On July /, 1881, He Was AlreadJ
The Meanost Alan III
Amcricn.
Testimony Of Reputable Business Men
that They Considered Him
a Thief.
Damaging Evidence Of Henry
NJ. Collier, a Former
Friend, $17s.
The Witnesses Reyiled at Great
Length by Judge cox's
Protego.
4 Second Juror Gets III Of the As.
sasin's Foul Tongue, and
Court Aljourns
A Complete Exposure OF tic Relations Of
Guiteau with tho Oncida
Community.
scovills's Leoturo-guiteau Is Not on
Trial, but the People Arel
, 1881-12-15

VutAa..,& .s,s'tsssstss. ssfs.ss.stt.Fsi!W
CoUpLED WITH TIE PRESENTATION QF THIS
ItlfI.
we're many threats, ul! Of which came within
the statutes Of tue State against attempts to
extort money by threatening writings, and 1t
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-03-16
Cameron and Jeff Davis.

Simon Cameron recently related the fol-
lowing to correspondent of the Philadel-
phia Press: II remember one morning dur
ing the exciting debates in the senate prior to
the retirement of the southern senators that
jeff Davis, with whom [ had been upon the
most intimate terms for long time, invited
me to breakfast to talk over the questions at
issue, and to ask-if would not use my in
fluenco in behalf Of a peaceful separation.
The talk between us while at breakfast,
which lasted some time, was quite Animal
ed, but all in good temper. But toward it's
conclusion it became very warm. Mr.. Davis
was then, as I suppose he is now, man of
ungovernable will, and, of course, took
positive ground that the states had right
to secede, and would do SO unless their de-
mands were acceded to. denied this right
leave the union would result in war. Both
of us were stubborn upon the diverse posi-
tons taken. He got quite excited, and as
was leaving said angrily:
Cameron, if there is any attempt on
the part of the north to coerce us, and war
between the states results, [ will draw a
line through the country at the Patomac
river. No. he added Immediately. I will
draw the inc at Susquehanna, and your
house shall be my headquarters I an
swered much in the same temper: You will
never be permitted to break up the union,
and if you try it war will be the result, you
will be soundly thrashed, and slavery in
this country will be doomed when the first
gun is fired. History has verified the pre-
diction. Davis soon after left the senate,
and have never seen him since"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-03-16
InharmOniOus Seekers for Suffrage.
Boston Letter to Cincinnati Commercial.

The Boston women have been in 8 state
Of peculiar agitation recently, in which aims
VS. ability stood clearly outlined. The head
and front of the offending is really suffrage,
but it springs up hydra headed and no C n
sentative non reformer dislikes these fair
feminine regenerators of the universe with
the devoted intensity with which they dislike
each other. Details would be of no inter-
est, but the principal discord lies between
the two suffrage parties anG the temperance
party. There are several sladings. Mrs.
J. Ellen Foster, of Iowa, is engaged by the
Woman's Christian Union to represent
them here, and her meetings, large in
masses, are of the Moody and Sankey
school. A woman of much natural
force and eloquence, yet always doing full
Justice to the Kings English. it will be seen
how the double refined taste Of many of the
representative Boston women is offended
at linguistical lapses. There is constant
smoldering fire of dissent, but not openly
avowed. At the State House, Colonel Hig-
ginson warmly advocates that municipal
suffrage be granted to women, but meets
plenty of opposition. The representatives
of suffrage gave reception to the Governor
and the General Assembly, at the residence
Of Mrs. Fenno Tudor, on Beacon street, on
Wednesday evening. The hostess was as
sisted in receiving by Julia Ward Howe,
Lucy Stone, Edna Dean Cheney, and Hen
rietta L. T. Wolcott Four parlors en- SUITE
we're thrown open and filled by some three
OF four hundred guests, who passed in and
out during the evening. Over cake and cot
fee the question at issue was mainly discuss
ed. "Was there any music?" asked some
one. "Yes," was the reply; ''the music OF
the spheres wo1nan's sphere"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-03-16
Indiscreet Murylerers.

Ettinger, Erb, and Meyer. who have been
sentenced to death for murder at Snyder,
Pa, owe their conviction to their own in
discreet talk about the crime They killed
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinzler, an old couple, who
kept several thousand dollars in their house.
They were first tried on charge of murder
ing the husband. The only important wit
ness as,ainst them was girl, who actually
saw the deed; but she was so notorious a
liar that the jury did not believe her, and
returned verdict of acquital. The district
H9u1o44e could still prosecute them in the
case of the wife, but he had them discharged
from custody, and allowed them to suppose
that they would not again be molested,
Secretly, he employed a clever detective,
who in the course of few months gained
their confidence, induced them to talk loose
ly about the murder, and atlength collected
evidence enough to warrant their rearrest.
The second trial resulted in conviction