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A cra.. Revolt at William. College.

WILLIAMSBURG Mass. June 24.-The Exam
lining Committee refused to grant Mr.. Pierce of Pitts.
field diploma. On account OF this last night 80 seniors
refused to enter the chapel and hear the preliminary
nouncement Of degrees An audience OF friends OF the
seniors and summer visitors had to dispense onight
some seniors are circulating paper bearing the
acknowledgement that they labOrGd under misappre.
hension OF fact. compromise will probably be
effected II IL expected tint Mrs GARFIELD will attend
the commencement exercises
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Mr.. polAnmu. Killed on the Railroad.

Mr.. Henry A, Polhamus. n wealthy merchant
OF i52 Front street living in New Rochelle killed on
the New Haven Railroad yesterday afternoon lie left
the Grand Central Depot on the gao train. 1t is said
that he fell asleep and WAS carried past New Rochelle to
point little east OF MamArOneck, whence he under
took To walk back ON the railroad track to New Rochelle
ON his down lie attempted to get out of the way of
down train and struck by ali asst bound express
His body was taken to New Rochelle
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The Daughter OF Insane Jack Colo.

Mary Cole. the eldest daughter of Jack Colo
the insane seaman OF the Jeanette before Justice
Bergen, yesterday. in Brooklyn, as complainant on
charge OF assault and battery against Della Dud-
dy. who she alleges assaulted her in the
Tower building in Baltic street. The girls mother
died while her father was in the Arctic regions
and now while her father is insane, and Is con.
hnGd IN hospital in Washingon she has the Of six
support by an allowance from James Gordon Bennett
The Justice thought that the the
inv estgaton of the Society for the Prevention Cruelty
TO Children, and he ad lOurnel the hearing. -
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ing In from ali quarters. however, but this
money will be returned. Very little has been
expended from the unions treasury.
Hicholas. IN Gouyerneur street, nrss eight
DolIer makers on strike, but these went back 10
work yesterday. The Boiler Makers Union,
"hiah numbered $50 when the strike began,
now includes about 800 men.
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MIR. Redmond Speaking Mt Scranton.

SCRANTON. Juno ga meeting attended by
about three thousand held at Nayaug Grove
IN this city. to-day under the auspices OF the Scranton
Land Leagues, The report that Davtt would be pres
ent broaght large numbers from all parts OF the valley
William Redmond, brother of the member of Parlia
mcnt Of that name delivered stirring speech In which
he declared that the relations between Davitt and
nell were entirely friendly no matter what might he
said TO the contrary Al the close OF his remarks
OF confidence in rarnell, Davt and Dillon adopted
amid A cheering
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Fireworks In stanton Street.

There was an unexpected free exhibition Of
fireworks at 257 stanton about noon Yesterday in
the toy shop of Charles c. Neal Nr Neal was washing
the windows and his boy 10 years old the shop
There was an explosion and the boy out. saying the
shop was on fire His testimony corroborated by
technics which included hrecrackers, rockets bombs,
Roman candles, and pin wheels large assem-.
biage Of east side urchins can always be gath
cred IN this neyhborhoOd shor; notice delighted
No ono was hurt IL WAS with difficulty that the police
drove ne great crowd back TO make room for the fre
men- who managed to save the building There In only
surlnlse TO the origin of the o plosiOu
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Secretary Humphrey Mu.t WHIT.

William II. Humphrey. Secretary OF the late
New Rochelle Savings Bank, on Nov, 81 1873 sen.
fenced to five years in state prison He got writ Of
error and the sentence did not go into execution till
Jny 20, 1873 Now he wants to have the Intervening
eight months reckOned part of his term aud to get
out Judge Dykman declined yesterday 10 take that
view Of the case saying II he succeeded in delaying
the execution of the sentence, his net voluntary
and he must yet endure the sentence"
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Disastcr Narrowly Ayerted.

One OF the rear wheels of tho smoking car Of
the New Haven Railways train which is due at the
Grand Central Depot at 10 A. NJ. broke in half when
opposite Fleetwood Park yesterday throwing the car
from the track After pulling the bell rope TO no pur-
pose; the PASSENGERS who had muscle and presence Of
mind applied the brakes and the train brought
sand't before the smoking had reached the edge
of the emOankment over which 1t had threatened to
plunge. Every one on board we'll shaken up. and
several ladies fanted but nobody serousy hurt.
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TIE EarptInn QuestIen.

CoNsTANTINoPLE. June 2i.-The proceedings
Of the conference conducted in Count Cor,
tho Italian Ambassador. presides
ALEXANDRIA, June 24-The Khedve has notified the
foreign Consus that he will hold grand reception on
Monday next the anniversary OF his accession power
Its reported that Egyptian troops engaged the
eons,rpction OF earthworks along the coust between
Trsis June 2+-The events occurring in Egypt are re
awakening agitation among the Arabs in Tunis and
Trpoli
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Fatally Stabbed by One of the Grand Army.

BALTIMORE. June 24.-An inquest was held
this afternoon the body of Bernard McNally who
diod yesterday from sword wound inflicted by one of
party OF Coored returning from the camp ground
the Grand Army Of the Republic, Wednesday evening
last Several Of the members OF Lincoln Post. q. A n
were summoned to testify AT the inquest and thoy
reached the police station George IL Brighman colorrd
Ncecommander OF that post identified the per.
who inflicted the wound.
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LONDON June ga sailing match has been
arranged between Mr.. Covers American centre. board
boat Clean and boat which ia being built at southanp
ton for Mr. Prescott Weston. The stakes heavy Tie
race will probably be sailed during tho first week in July
on the SOlent Mr.. WcSon's boat is de signed for
racing, but the CLEAN has been unable to effect
match in England Mr. Weston as offered to try his boat
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The body of Edmund Benjamin. coxswain of
the Freshman boat OF Columbia College who was
drowned at New London Conn, on Friday arrived at
the Grand Central depot at ~ yesterday afternoon
The funeral will take place from the residence his
father, Edmund Is, Benjamin, - East sixty seventh
street O'Clock this afternoon The Rev C. b. Smith
OF 81. James's Episcopa Church viii Onlcate
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II those who have written asking information con
corning oil stoves will procure tho Adams WestakO
stove they VIII have one none& posye compact en-
market. we have found none that he cordially
commended than this, For ironing 1t Is inyauabe,-N
T. WeeAly TTibune-Adp.
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Capt John French and Mrs French OF Isip celebrated
their golden wedding OIL Friday.
Judge Lawrence, in Supreme Court Chambers yester.
dhy granted motion made on behaf Of the plaiIih TO
change the place Of trial OF the suit brought by the Al
tornoy General in the name Of the people Of the state
ngAlnst Henry s Debeyoise from New York TO Queens
- N"~N''
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The Pacific Mil Fire.

LAWRENCE. Mass, June 2i.-The Pacific store
house FIRE is still raging though under control Tho
floors OF the building foil this forenoon but the wall and
roof remain. Treasurer SatoustRll states that the
damage will not exceed S5ooooD but that the building
must be torn down.
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LONG ISL.iND.

>. In the Second District Of California. James
ii. Budd, Democrat In the Third Barclay Iienly Demo
crat. In the Fourth, T. ID. Tulley Democrat.
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The Manhattan Beach Bathing Company has enlarged
its beach front by enclosing space east of Its buildings
Patrons will now have an uuexcolsd beach at all tides,
Ladies and children eau battle with perfect safety
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The Death Of AIvah Hall.

Alvah Hall died at his home in Stamford.
Conn OH Friday. lie was Go years of age In 1852 he
was associated in this city with John Jay D. Mar
shall, MinthOrne Tompkins. John A. Kennedy Gen.
Crook Edward A.. Stansbery, and others in the Free
Democracy. Mr.. Hall was q member OF the Union
League club His business tho manufactu Of
umbrellas for the iobbng trade.
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MARSHALL. Mich. June 24.-Horace Yates.
who is held at the jail in this city for burglary told
fellow prisoner that he at time held in Sing Sing
Prison hut had escaped Upon investigation Yates was
found to DO Frank Gion, sentenced for life
hat prison for murder committed in New York city.
lie escaped about four years ago
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50, 500 for n Leonardo da y,ne,


-. LONDON. June 24,-At the sale to-day at Ham
zion Palace, the National Gallery bought Leonardo da
Vincis Portrait OF a Gentleman" for 500 suiueas
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The search for the Eira.

:, LONDON. June 24-The Arctic search steamer
Hone which sailed from Gravesond the 22i instant
landed her pilot ut cromer this morning proceeded
on her expedition north.
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The s,pnnl ONCE Pred,c,,o,

Partly cloudy weather and local rains. southu
erN TO westerly winds stationary lower barometer
slight changes in temperature.
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Home and Foreign News.


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tha, ~ j. waiting th- Aat.n W 'hr .,,4a.
dealer, '5 Plt ~ a par; NJ :ac maae, ace-
r,.ary u prosecute Tile gaup4. :. ,ry ~ 81.
ceq.s Heretofore they have promised. bat
have rn' COME up % the safA
Nr, M.N~,.l, better Auosu a. NJ. "
= hra4-.a, ]. J..i passing tlr prmc at
lie au4 ENJOYS the mos, vigorous. robust
hca.th- Sle Uyc. I'D 4 fine house near Lon
don. auI j, fond 81 driving a team d. ,pIr-
i.cd chestnut horses
IS 4 Wb.,,a..r r,..l.... .r a .,bi,l,
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Colby UNIVERSITY.

1t is reported that a ne~ Classical Ia
sti,ute building Is 10 be erected in the near
| future.
On Saturday last the Colby Base Bail
Nine played with the SArwhegen Reds,
score, II TO in favor Of the Colbys The
same mines will play again next Saturday,
on the Colby grounds.
C. $. Estes, -, who was obliged TO re-
turn home on account Of typhoid fever soon
after the beginning OF the term, WiIi short
ly be back. II i reported that +. = Burt.
of the same class. also detained at home by
sickness. will soon return.
The Delta Kappa Epsilon Society, held
their initiation Friday, Sept. ~. There
were received into the society ten Of the
class OF SO, whose names are as follows
5. +. Wrbber, +. W knowtou. II. l. Put.
nam. " W Written, II. W. rrafton. f. 7
Stearns. {. Z. Small. A. W smith. g. T.
Phenin. L. r. Parmen;er
A few nights ago. as the room ~ one
Of The students seemed to hash with pecu-
liar brightness, suggestive Of II, being on
FIRE, several Of the students wen; up TO IN
vesiigAte. Afcr knocking loudly and re-
eesing no reply, they though, It be-, to
take the place BY storm. and accordingly
battered the door down. Tn, couhagration
was found to be only an open-grsJc fire,
while the enemy. Who had been reused from
a sound sleep by the crash. seemed 10 be on
un-drcss parade. The question nov j.,
Who Is TO pay for the door,
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State New

A meeting % all mo have ever been
connected With the Name Farmers A.ma-
uac vlli he held at Augusta, Oc'. u. a
Hoic. North
Samuel Wells, Esq, Of Boston. pre-
scented the State N.:h the portrait of >Anue.
Wells, Governor Of Maine IN $50. The
portrait viii be hung in the State House
.iuyl'fg Jo,srnai
The Igs SAYS Tuesday night a very de-
,truc,ye blow occurred in Monroe, whereby
Mr.. Dexter Mansur lost about u hundred
fne maple trees; building, Wcre blown
down. fences laid low and considerable dam
age done.
In consequence Of the award of the
government contract 10 him. Gen. Ti!lson
needs about 100 more stonecutters on Hur-
ricane. The pa, is good from $3.50 10
$500 per day,-and the job will last nearly
ayear.
The Times SAYS Mrs. j. Wesley. 81
North Berwick. was recently poisoned and
came near losing her life by taking medi-
cine from a goblet that had been covered
with green advertising card, producing ar
senical poisoning.
Monday, the 18th, Lemuel Sawyer. Of
Porter, a man some - or ~ wears old, was
found dead out in the field. He had been
from the house but few minutes 1t ap-
peared he had sat down on a stone and fall
en- off.
Walker Blaine has been appointed
chairman Of the Board Of Commissioners
for the State of Maine for the Garfield mon
ument fair and Major William Mills, secre-
tary.
George knights. the Poland murderer.
/ has completed the twenty fifth year of his
incarceration in the Maine State prison, he
| having been committed to that institution
/ Sept p, 1857.
The Press says, Friday morning a large
black bear entered a pasture half mile
| from West Bethel and went for flock Of
I sheep intending to have a good mutton
breakfast Mr.. Bean came along however
with his little gun and put ballet through
| Bruin. killing him.
The Gospel Banner reports that new
twO-horse carriage, which will accommodate
| fifteen persons, has been purchased for the
use of the insane patients at the Augusta
| hospital. The Banner thinks that "riding
in the open air as a curative agency is far in
advance of doctors stuff"
The Times saws over 200 hogsheads Of
sardines were sold at PASSPORT, Wednesday.
Over $1,000 were paid out for them, the ay-
erage price being SIS per hid. This was a
great thing for the factories, as for two
weeks previous a number had been idle. and
the few sardines that were taken brought
$50 per hogshead.
The Journal says lodge of Odd Eel
lows is to be instituted in Hallowell on
| Thursday, October ). 1t will be known as
Ssnborn Lodge, No. 80, named in honor Of
Joseph Sanborn, Esq. of Hsllowell. nov
deceased. The new lodge will start with
about 10 members.
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A Sad Accident.

As Susie f, child Of Addison and Mary
HOdgkins, Of Steuben, aged years, was re.
turning from school on the l4th inst, she as
usual attempted to 90 across lots, through
pasture, where fires had been set to burn
brush, that afternoon. The child was ae-
companied b. her little brother and they
both stopped to rekindle the fires. The lit
tie girls clothes caught on FIRE and she i'm
mediately started on run for her home,
about ten rods distant. The wind was blow
ing fresh and the flames increased so that
when the child arrived at the door she was
enveloped in flames and Der clothes nearly
all burned from her body, which was also
burned to a crisp. The mother in stripping
the body burned her own hands terribly.
The little sufferer died in ABOUT four hours
in great distress.-!NacAias Republican.
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Patrons Of Husbandry.

\ meeting va, held al Emery Hall, Bucks
port on SATURDAY afternoon Sept, 80. to con
slider the adyisabiliJy Of organizing Po-
mona Grange for Hancock County. A large
number Of Patrons we're present, there be
iag representatives from Verona. Floral,
Penobscot, Rainbow. and SedgwicA Oranges.
a H. Whi,more Master Of Verona Grange
was chosen chairman Of the meeting. and
after very full discussion Of the subject. il
was voted to petition the State Grange for a
dispensation. Il Is believed that thu, organ
ization viii serve to strengthen the Oranges.
and lead to the organic alton Of local Grange.
throughout the county. The ladies Of Yer
ona Grange provided a bounilful supper o,
which quite a number partook. In the even
ing Verona Grange held it. regular meeting.
sn1 We should Judge from the nun her pres
ent. that it IS highly prosperous. The prin-
eiples of the order deserve the consideration
Of all thoughtful farmers and their families,
and where these are carried out. there will
be much elevation Of thought, and temporal,
social and moral success.
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WIDER and Vastly more linporian; scope in
my Judgment. For aHs one placed as am
at THIS time 10 decline the nomination would
produce the utter collapse Of the Republican
party. Il would be to leave the party IN
the eve OF an highly important election With
oai candidate Of the chief state in the
Mou
For me 10. decline, then, il 10 leave the
Republican party without candidate. and
TIE practical result Of that j. not oul, the
certain election Of a Democratic Governor,
hut the compete Reorganization and disin-
isAsail@n @! the Republican party. with all
'te adverse consequences State aud Ma
ua"al-tu follow thercfrom. The respou.i-
h.lty for such result Is too great to put
upon one an. ! have naugh, 20 "a, for
m}>eli; ! MAKE no plea Tor m, self II am
defeated. ana b be a disappointment. it vii
uoi be- the hrst that mas met me BE- the re-
-r.t what IL may 10 ne. will not take the
J., -pauslh,.ltl Of breaking up the ofganixa-
tyu anj destroy the Republican part, Of
o., safe Of New York II u 0, to be de-
.'ated al the coming election II must he by
lie act of mission 81 Republican voters. Ii
"ou.t be- ny aim, il elected. 10 be- the repre-
sentative 81 ere Whole party, subser,Ieut
T'.t g. m, I4;, o. bc a., Chief Magistrate q
le U.aie people, uumoscd hy the appeal,
"' factions, un.aeuet hy the appliances Of
qu'ate Interests. acknowledging no claim
e mere p,rn4al'a.? and looking .uprsme,y
Toy p, geaI af the Commonwealth. Thu.
Ear hat, a.>4ue4 the predictions II my ,n-
',I.agator, of disaster are vel founded
.a NOT osusvte that, There is no need 81
aociui apprehension. The issues are too
grave, consequences too serious for present
e.saTpafu;mcuts and even righteous indig-
ALTON go lead persistence ia l.l-adviscd and
fats. aCuan. Republican, w.l refcc, and
reflection hy showing What sill come Of
Democratic success AL turn aside disaster
hN prompting To united and vigorous actino.
] therefore aooep; the nomination. and await
tie result Of the canvass without poriurhA- /
-Hr
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Secretary Folger Accepts.

Secretary Fo.ger IA. given to the public
HI, letter accepting the Republican nomina-
ZION for Governor Of Neu YORK Although
admitting ina, me composition Of the Con-
vention vas irregular be expresses q con
yir,lou that the nominations were regular
and deserving u support. He saws 1T
would b. idle 70 affect not 70 know the pub
lIe mind IS stirred by reports Of doJugs in
which the cGnN entlou a. body had no part,
do.ass Of quality which honest and high
minded men cannot approve and will not
tamely tolerate. Ne one claims. no one be
heyes ! had any lot or part therein, or pre-
v.ous hint OF suspicion thereof | soorn an
end 10 be got hy such means, ! viii not IN
dertake TO measure the ruth Of all these re-
ports that Of one is beyond dispute. Nor
viii argue whether or not the results
reached by the convention or any Of the
processes toward them we're shaped or az
fected thereby The facts are public and
every one may form his own judgment. But
there IL growing thereOut practical cues
ton. and il is brought to me for answer.
Persons. some holding official relations with
the republican party. sud all Of good stand
ing in the community, have asked me to de-
cline the nomination made at Saratoga
They express confidence in me and fully &C
quit me of participation in, or knowledge o.
that which they hold will justify the actor
thew desire. The acts conceded or alleged
10 have been done upon which they has,
their request they also eonoede were who'll!
the acts of others than me. | have delib
erstsly and anxiouslg considered the matter
weighed the reasons they present and fore
cast the consequences
The matter has two aspects, personal anC
public. As sought not the nomination, a.
| was not glad when il came to me, as
could ALWAYS have seen and could now see
a, 70 another without one twinge Of regret
I have no personal reason why should no
refuse it with slscrity. But the matter il
not solely or chiefly personal. 1t has
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49, non. thompson III. Mufcb mas tfth NJ
fefoI the position of editur-iu-chie. q the
Il5ua4 ErtaiHg tat0H, a daily paper has-
in- e.IculJ;l.n of 80. Oal aud published IN
the labor cause Mr. Murcn has ~. YET
decided 70 accept but is quite lskel, TO do
so.- Opinion
-EphTaim Shaw and brother. Of Belfast,
we're uut on a pond 10 SHan,llle one day
recently, duck shooting Que OF the boys
fired his gun. the recod of which Knocked
him over, capsiEing ht> boat. lh' bays got
hold Of the boat upon either side, and baicd
her ont with their bats, after ~tuch they
climbed INTO her. Eihra.m then dovc %
the bottom IN twelve feet Ok water aud re-
covered both guns.
-Wm Mcdonald, Of Moose River, and
James Henderson,, Of Long Pond, had a
dispute over some liquor AZ Moose River.
Heuderson beat Mcdonald 50 >,,erel, that
he died. Deput, Sheriff Smith q Bingham,
arrested Henderson aud b. Vas brought 20
Jail a SkouhcKan. Thursday.
The Press saws: There j. a Shaker
woman At New Gloucester sad 20 be l01
years oii. WHO can take care Of her own
room sud she'll peas. # has aiway> been
the dvsirr OF TINS iady 20 celebrate her me
hundred and fifth anniversary with the fam
.iY She had the ldra. TOO, that on that day
she should die Accordingly. uu the NOM
NIX 0i her ore hundred and fifth birthday
she took her hcL to dic. Tao da,s passed
and she vas sui numbered anon. the NOR
taIs. "Shc then concluded" continued the
narrator. "thai She felt brticr up about the
house" She u now one hundred and seven,
and Is still able 20 work considerably.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-05
A Desperate Convict.

Dcpl,y War,!eu Winfield : H.aeA.,y
came near trlas Ai..rI a iar STATE Yr.s4y
by son,l.; rrccut., Joseph Bu..-e oau-
united ar-la. murder % Fraab,uo' count,
.a ;ae uiu'cr d; ! 50. AMI aa,. ~i-u C.u.
voted. sen: 90 Ihams,'on prison m LIE
lie ~. committed March u that year.
M.udAy q .a,l wcrk. ba.l4, refused ,1 =,
a,D the .a9p - work. btP4n Iiu,A.s,
catered t.s ,,.. lD iaAe h.m a4' Zen Ba.-
due attacked a.m With hammer. Ah..t he
had 81 .s-.cd ia.O t.. cell "a some 4u-I
planned maaaef Iac officer eA-sa, the
mas ann jas; 20 time ta save Biz uan lie
., the hammer crushed through a., a.i ani
had iar fall hoS been struck. his sku.l
mus: have been crushed 10. Il ~as a YER,
narraS escape. Boli-c VA easily secured
bN the guards.