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Hancock County Pomona Grange, Patrons
Of Husbandry.

The first regular meeting Of Hancock
County Grange. Patrons Of Husbandry,
IA. held With Rainbow Grangr. North
Bruoksulie. on Thursday. Nov. >. \ very
large number Of Grangrts were IN attend
ance from Bropk.sllle. Penobscot OrlAnd,
Bucksp"rt. Verona and SrdgwIck. The
Pomona or Fifth degree va, conferred on
about Ia ne~ members. a Constitution was
adopted. and other business transacted.
Brother Herrick. lecturer Of Ka.nhou
Grange. opened the question for discussion
IN an able manner. he subject ~aN. The
Grangc-Ii, mission and purpose" Bros.
Lowell. Of Floral Grange. J. II. TAYLOR. Of
Scdgwlck. Partridge and Whr,more Of
Verona. and many other, took part ia the
discussion. which ~as sustained With con
siderable interest. Ihr ladies Of Rainbow
Grange deserve much credit for the rich
provision the, made for the physical wants,
a most sumpJuau. dinner and supper beng
spread On the table, ia Limburucr Hall.
The fine new Store aud Hall built hy the
members 81 Rainbow Grange are proof Of
their indumilAn!c perseverance. The reGu-
lar meeting uf this local Grange took place
IN the evening, many % me visitors remain
ing alt felt that the, mai rnJp,ed very
profitable time The next meeting Of the
COUNTY Grange ~li br hriI al Bucksport
the fret SATURDAY. Ia January.
RAILoT.
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p.,,.vlysnia will Sport Democratic
Governor.


PHILADELPHIA, NOV d
The election Of Pattison' oeuoela Isi i''
Coxernor nv 20 900 plurality Is eohceoeo'
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To the Honorable judge OF Probate for the County
of Haneo K.
TIE undersigned. Widow Of Carleton ". Austin
] late ~ Lim0ine, in said County, deceased.
respectfully represents. that said deceased ried
possessed Of Personal Estate, Inventory of
whi-,i. has been duly urned Into the Probate
Ofi that her circumstances render II neces-
sary that she Shouli have more OF said Pers sal
Estate IAN sh. j. entitled TO distribution
thereof, She therefore prays that your Honor
would grant her such Allowance out Of sid Per
.-lnrI Estate, as In y discretion YOU may lie.
ternine C ssary and proper, and also to appoint
Commissioners to st out her Dover IL the real
estate Of her late husband
ABBIs L. AUSTIN.
November l, 1sse.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK ss-Court of Probate. Bluehiil Nov
ember Term. A. D.. lss2-
Upon the foregoing petition. ORDERED, that
sald Widow give public notice 10 all persons
interested by causing copy of this
der TO be published three secks sue
cess:ve,y IN the Ellsworth American. a
new paper published "a Ellsworth, in said
County, that they appear al Court IL
Probate for saif' County e. be held ut Els
worth o., the first Wednesday of December uexi 4,
teI OF the eiocs la ia'' forenoon. 10 show
II any hey have why the Prayer of said petition
should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK. JUICE.
Attest :-CHAs. Z. DoRR, Register.
A true Copy Attesi :-CHAs. 7. DORR, Register.
3w45
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TiIt subscriber hereby gives public notice u all
] Cuur eCurr, that hc has isen duly appointed,
AMI has t.4Aru upon himself, the trust uf an All
mlnl-tr.tpr OF the Estate Of Priscilla 4 PArk err
Hc uf !u' k-p"rt Ia the County OF lanc',C Oh widow
decreased, by giving bond the Law directs. he
therefore requests All persons Who indebted
to tIF s4id irrcassd's estate, to make Immediate
pay ui,ut. amt tho-c no have any demands there
On 10 exhibit The same for pas ment
T.. Il. GARDNER.
OStob,-r n. Is-,. 3wt5.
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Tn. Son Of His Father Probably De-
nc ~" tested.

INDIANAP01Is, Ihu-, NoS. q
se.,,eriue returns from precincts IN tins
a..se sbou eains on the votes tor oecr ss.ss
q 80 axsr she vese fnr GoveEnaf y is'@
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For New England. clearing Weather,
winds m.,,l, ,a.irrl,, stationary ar higher
temporal 5rr. Na'isuar, pie>sIr'-.
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. d

The chairman Of the republican State
Committee says Durham, repuol,ean, !.
e,e-,ed TO Congress in the First p'suie.,
and Finerly, independent, in the oecoho
District.
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ROB.


Rufus Leach, an aged and prominent
citizen OF this town, died last week. tie
was for several years Town Treasurer, and
has filled other Important town offices. tie
was man Of strong sense and decided opln-
ions, aud his advice was often sought by
those VINO knew him best. Also Nancy,
wife Of Sylvanus GRAY, has passed away.
She has been a great and patient sufferer
fIom asthma for many years, which finally
resulted fatally in consumption. Aud Vet
another DEATH that Of Willie Howard,
young man about twenty years of age, com
pletes the page of mortality for the past
week.
The wide-awake Methodist people at
North Penobscot have been repairing their
parsonage, and also the spire of the church
which has leaked badly for years. and by
many supposed to be past cure, except BY
amputation. But upon thorough exami1a-
ton the cause of leakage was discovered
and it is believed permanently remedied.
Charles Leach, Esq, our first Select
man, is very low from heart trouble and
dropsy.
-Rechab Lodge |. o. G. T. has again re-
viyed after long nap. IL has been sup
posed dead great man, times. But, phe-
nix like, it never fails to rise from its ashes.
Quite number of our citizens at the
north part of the town attended the Me-
chanic's Fair, Boston, last week. Judson
GRAY and wife have Just returned and re-
port themselves much pleased with their
visit.
Whoever buys the Peoples Cyclopedia
will find a reference book worth having.
W. Drc0ksvt1Ie.
The Grange at North Brooksville was
organized seven years ago, with but few
members. 1t now numbers 1871, owns the
buildings it occupies and has well stocked
store which is largely patronized. On
Thursday of last week the County Grange
met with them and it proved an enjoyable
occasion for all. Happy greetings were ex-
changed by old acquaintance, who now un-
expectedly met, after separation of many
wears. II was one of the pleasant way marks
in life.
Mr. John Tapley has been making
brick-yard, where he intends to burn bricks
next spring. The Penobscot people are do
ing successful business in that line, why
should not We?
The winter term of schools in this place
hss been postponed until lee. 4.
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At Court Of Probate holden At BIuchilI within
and for thr Count % Hancock, the first
" Wednesday oi November. A. H., isa2.
ITCl r. COONBS. widow OF Hiram ID
II toomi>. late of t,ouldsborn, Ia sAid County
'ie"ca-s,i, having presented her petition for
allowance additional out OF the estate OF said de
Ccl-e-L
OEpERED.-That the petitioner give notice
Ia all pc sous interested. by causing copy Of
this vr'ier - be- publishel three weeks succe--
slyeiy in Tue Ellsworth American Il news
paper printed NJ knswUr h, that they may sppcAE
~ Probate Court - b. held st Ellsworth. In said
County the hrst Wrinrs,a, Of beceInber neIL
81 tan O'Clock Ia the forenoon, and shsw cause, II
an they have. why the prayer OF said petition
should not bC granted.
PARKER TUCK. judge
Artist --CHAs. 4. DpRR, Register.
true copy u the ord r Of Court.
s"tS' Attest .-CHAs. +. DoRk Register.
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The Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT.


WAR DEPARTMENT. }
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer.
W.~uINGruN. u G.. Nov. 81 4. NJ.
Indications
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TprNrnN- NJ. Nov. =.

Kesne, republican for Congress has car
ried Union county BY 1900 msJority; brew
or. republican for Congress, Is reelected oy
about 100. Perrell's majority over hooes'h
in first District is 1900.
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New Jersey Divided.

CAMDEN, y. j., Nov. l.
There Is great excitement IN TINS ei'y.
Robson, republican for Congress, has been
defeated by Perr.ll, democrat, by about
500 majority.
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To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the County
of Hancock.
nHE undersigned, widow OF Hosea Horton, late
i of bluehill. In said County, deceased. re
spectfully rsp esents, that said deceased died
posse sed OF personal Estate, Inventory of
which has been duly returned into the Probate
Office that ter eiruunstsn, render II necessary
that he shonld have of said Personal
Estate than she Is cntitle,i 10 a 4 stribution
thereof, she therefore prAys that your Honor
wou Il grant her such allowance ut Of sid
Personal STATE, In yonr discretion you may
determine Hece sary and proper and also %
appoint Commissioners To seq out her dover
Ia The real estate OF her late husband.
MARY A. HORTON.
November II. lss2.
STATE or MAINE.
HANCOCK ss.-Court OF Probate BluehiIl
November Term, a. -. iss9.
Upon the foregoing Petition. ORDERED That
said Willow give public notice t. all persons In
terestsd. by causing copy Of this order to be
published lhree weeks succe-sively In the III s..
worth American a newspaper published In Kills
wort' IN said County. that hey may appear at a
Court ( rebate for said county Ia be held AZ
Ellsworth on the tirst " Wednesday In Dec. next,
At ten Of thu clock in the forenoon and show cause
If any tiey Gaye, why the same should not be
gr nIsd.
3wf5. PARKER TUCK Judge.
test CHAs. +. DoKk. Register.
true copy ttest.-CHAs Z. DokR, Register.
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TiiE -ub-c To, hereby gives public notice To all
] cones rnsri that she has been duly appointed and
has taken upon herself. the trust Of Admin.
Blurhill, Ia the county Of Hancock. lie
by giving bond a. the Law direCts she there
turr requests all persons v no indebted 10 the
-AI'i drrease,i estate. 10 make immediate pay 1,
and tbose whp have any demands thereon
To exhibit the same for ayment.
MARY a. HORTON.
Bluehill. july Is. lss2. 3W43'
STATE OF MAINE.
HINCoCk ss.-Couu ~ Probate. Ellswof tn
q. :. Der I rIn. \. u. lss2
Accounts having been filed for settlement in Is
LItss II
asa BILLING TON. late II Dedhdm
Asa " Ellington. EXT
f. L. w. ALLEN. iIe u E7ls,coTth
" u H. BARTLETT, late II fremont.
Levi Il. Nyman, Admir-
ALICE GORDOE, ct a., miaDrs, NJ .>aHi-
Cdh.
Geo, W. Pc tengill. Guar
SAMUEL ADAMS. iate ~ Cuisine.
l.. O., fhllbrouk. ct al Trustee OF Adams Fuel
Punt "
DRDEREn,-Thal the sail arcnuntants give no.
tlc. 81 p"rsDn, interested, b, causing a copy Of
this RIDER 10 he puhli-ir three weeks -ucce--iye.
~ Ia the kil~' orth merlran THAI hey may appe n
Al a Probate Court u be IA lden at Ellswo rth "a
the iir-t Wednesday Of december next ten Of
the have, WHY he same should OF he allowed.
swat. PARKER TUCK, Judge
test CHNs +. DoRR Register
truce py Attest - Hk> DoRR. Kegis,er.
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Attention Children!

THE Pussy Family. Something se~. narYy
i hit ems sen3 put paid for l0rls. Address
S00 n0x m n00uQl hAaR
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To the Honorable Judge of Probate for The Coun.
~ Of Hancock.
IT HE undersigned. widow OF Charles II CHM
i late of ., land in sail County, deceased, re-
speeifully represents, that said deceased died
possessed OF Personal Estate, InNsntary of
which has bcea duty rrturned into the Probate
orire, that her circumstances render 1t necessary
that she should haze more Of said Personal
Estate than she 1. entitled 10 a distribution
thereof, She therefore prays that your Honor
would graft her such allowance uut Of sAtd
Personal B.. tate, ia your discretion you may
drtrrmine necessary anil proper.
LIZZIE b. CHM
November !. ls-l.
STATE or MAINE.
HANCOCK, - Court OF Probate, Bluehll,
November Term, A. ID. ls~2.
Ul.on the forcsui Petition. ORDERED That
SAid Widow give public tice 10 all persons La
ter ell, by causing copy Of tiiis orirT TO BE- pub
h-hr' three weeks succrsslyely the Kills u orth
American newspaper printed In Ellsworth, in
salt County. that they IA appear at Court VI
Probate Tor said County e. be he'll al Ellsworth
the nr=t W dnesaAy Ia December next, At ten of
the clock in tbs {, renOon, and shOs cause, II any
they have. why the aaae should not be srante'i.
S. IS. FAAhtR TUtk judge.
Nttsst, CHAs. T.. Doas, Register.
true copy Attest :-JHAs. 7. DOM Register
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Gen. Grant ON the Mission Of GEN.

The mission OF Gen. Barrios to this country, as
heretofore stated is said to be the securing OF the
mediation OF the United states in the settlement Of
the boundary question between Mexico and Gus
temala. The Mexican minister resident In this
city wrote TO Gen Grant relative to this supposed
that interference In the Affairs OF foreign country
Is unpopular In this country. He Is confident that
the minister need entertain no apprehensiOnS or
interference by the United States, but tf Mexico
and Guatemala should agree TO refer this Ques-
ton TO the United States then Gen. Grant thinks
do no more than use its good ofices 70 have the
contending parties accept Its decision he further
thinks that II the good Offices Of the United Stafes
could be used effectively TO induce the Central
American republics to consolidate they would 30
be used, but request for intervention would have
States would not coerce consolidation In the In
terest Of one state or president
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Most OF the members OF the new school board
called at the Office OF the District Commissioners
to-day TO pay their respects to Commissioner West
The amount OF the pay roll OF the police depart
ment for July is $237229 &C.
The total mortality I'm the District for the week
ending Saturday. the 18th inst, was 123 There
were 62 births and marriages reported.
DECLINES TO sEBvK
Mr.. Joseph L Peason to-day fled, at the ONCE OF
the District Commissioners, HIS declination as O
member Of the board OF school trustees
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entw1sle: DIR. l. Dorsey, erect
two-story and basement dwelling, Massachu-
setts avenue, between 9th and 10th streets north
west; $3.50. Fourth Baptist Church, erect q
church ediflce, two stories high, On II, between
18th and 18th streets northwest; SIS COO Colum-
bian College, erect college building, three stories
and basement high. 80 by So feet, or brick, on II,
between 18th and 18th streets northwest; SIS 600
Martin O'D0nOhue, repair brick, corner Beall and
Montgomery streets. Georgetown, 500. Weaver and
ComiSky, erect a two-story brick store and
dwelling, 9TH, between ID and streets southwest;
g 800
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The Tariff Con,nts>,ou.

LONG BRANCH, NJ, July 21-7he tarir COM
mfssioners met in executive session this noorntnr
ana nad not adjourned at noon. Nearly ali the
members are here. At the meeting all OF tho
members being present, President Hayes was in
structed 10 appoint committee OF three upon the
ofuer OF business and lay out the route 90 be
GaNeleu oy the commission. number or letters
from persons who desired TO lay matters hefore
tne commission were read. An executive session
VIII De held daily at IL O'Clock am. The puhlic
another executive session this afternoon No one
Desiring TO give testimony has put In an appear
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A Sharp Fight with Indians.

A Sharp Fight With Indians.
TWENTY sAvAGES KILLED-6NB SOLDIER AND ONE
SCOUT KILLED AND TWO LIEuTENANTs AND FIVE
SOLDIERS WOUNDED
The commanding general department OF Arizona
reports to the War Department, through Gen. Nc
DOweil. as follows: That Capt Chanee, in COM
mand Of detachments OF 81 and 9Th cavalry, over
took hostiles on 17th on west branch OF Cheveon's
Fork, eight miles north OF Generals Springs, and
held tham Till Apache column came up. when q Sc
we're night ensued, In a deep ravine, managed by
Capt Chanee. lasting till night. Indians ned In
the night, leaving six dead. Scouts report twenty
killed. Six women and children were captured;
also thirty-twO head OF stock and all their camp
equipage and traps Troops lost one enlisted man
and one scout killed. .Lieuts Converse and Nor
gan, 3d cavalry, and FIVE men wounded-two dam
gerousy- HOstiles were led by Nautilus, one OF
the COicu prisoners, and consisted OF other re-
leased prisoners and renegade scouts. MasOr's
command Joined Chafree in the night, and must
be In pursuit or fugitives-
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severe shock OF earthquake was feit in the
City Of Mexico on Wednesday. lt lasted two min.
uteS. People were thrown down In the streets
The shock was general throughout the country. ~
Col Brackenbury, chief tnspectof of the Irish
secret police, has resigned, on account Of xiner.
ences with the yceroy. ,2.s -, =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-20

Continuing the custom which has proved so snc-
eessful in past years, the August CENTURY MAGA-
IINE is known as the midsummer Holiday Mum
ber, being especially devoted TO papers and stories
OF a light and entertaining character
FOR SUMNER READING,
and enriched with an unusual number OF choice
engravings. The appearance OF this Midsummer
Holiday Number has in past years been pro-
nounced
THE LITERARY EVENT OF THE SEASON."
and In its ATTRACTIONS the present issue is fully up
TO the high standard thus established.
Among the special features In this number are
nchly illustrated papers On "Steam- Yachting In
America" IAN Aboriginal Pilgrimage" the Zuni
Indians IN BoSton), "The Borderlands OF Surrey
"Some English Artists and their Studios;' 'front.'
fspiece portrait of Richard Wagner with an article
on ''How Wagner makes Operas;' - 1.-THE Lambs,n a
burlesque tragedy satirizing Wall St, by the
author OF 'The Confessions of q Frivolous Glrl,n
"The Little Tin Gods on Wheels" ETC.; ''The. New
Northwest" by E. smalley; a down-east story,
"The Phantom Sailor" by Noah Brooks, ETC., ETC.,
etc. -
All booksellers and news-dealers sell It; price,
Scents. In no other shape can 80 much enter
tanning reading matter, with such beautiful en-
cravings, be had for the price. Persons who are
not regular readers Of THE CENTURY should not
fail TO see this special number
THE CENTURY CO., New YORK
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TENTlNG IN THE WOODS.
PreporatiOns for the M. p. Camp a
Jackson Grove.

The camp meeting OF the Methodist Protestans
In this section OF the country will be held at JACK
son Grove, about mile beyond Odenton on the
d r. railroad, commencing on the 9th Instant
and continuing till August 9Th. From present In
dications 1t will be the largest camp yet held oa
the ground. For some days past Rev. w. j. FLOYD
has been on the ground experimenting the prepa-
rauons the grounds the location OF the tents ana
the reception OF furniture. Mr. George r. wibert
OF Georgetown, is also on the grounds preparing
the boarding tent and stores for business Rev D.
and MS Gcnsen CART Of on sss
and Rev. Mr. Littleton Will move out this
@ sqms sas ese1s the plan Of the
permanent The posts for the tents are being put
down :I 20 last, and each tent IA nnmhered- KhsE
5;SS ,Ss SsesP@ssaIes eseIe Pas,ssee as circle
WITHIN THE CIRCLE
Is the tabernacle at the upper end OF which is The
platform and pulpit, on which win be placed the
organ. Immediately behind the tabernacle Is
large avenue forty feet wide. on which number
OF tents Will be erected. Fronting on the "circle"
the nSa1a .e are tenss % Us M, oh d each - sloe
ground tents There are altogether 46 tents on
the front circle. On all the avenues are number
or tent sites, and ft Is likely that when the camp
tents
THE TENrERs.
Among those who have already engaged tents
are the following: James Williams, Rev. w. ].
Floyd, James Lnthicum, James Benson, Mrs. Sc
weir, Sweetzer Lnthicum, Mrs. Sarah Shipiey, Miss
Ida woodward, Mrs. John Smarden, Mrs Croggon,
James Robinson, Rev. c. n. Robinson and Charles
Robinson. Miss Sarah Woodward, Miss Maggie
Benson, Mrs Rich Baldwin, and Henry woodward,
Of Anne Arundel county; Rev. DIR. Drinkhouse,
Mr.. StubDs, G. A Wicks, w. J. C. Dulaney, Mira
Cochran, Mrs r. b. Emory, Rev. j. ID. kinzer, J.
Chesney; Rev G. Il. Littleton, +. Etchson, Mrs.
Margaret Smith, Dr. Munroe and Capt Price,
Henry Todd, and w. Pulley, OF Baltimore; John
Mcdonald, u. 3. navy; T. A Newman, G. B. WI
bert, J. d. Cathell, w. E. Bell, c. d. Welch, and
Mrs r Middleton, OF Georgetown; Mrs. n. A
Greenaway. OF Alexandria; Miss Helen steer. Mrs-
and Mrx Douglas Moore, OF Washington. This
list includes only those whose applications have
been received and sites located up 10 this time.
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PROVIDENCE, r L, July &I-Owen Donneliy, 36
years old. porter Tor Mason. Chapin 4 Co, whole
sals a5rggsts Tss aIres5sd this ~ morning mo % oy po
he had robbed the safe Of six packages gold Leaf
The robberieS had continued for several monthA
8. 500 was FOUND In me Justices court he pleaded
guilty, and Was hound oVer IN 3600 for trial at the
HeptembEI torm OF the court OF common pleas.
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CHICAGO, III, July 2o-Mollie Matches, the no.
tor1ous burglar, who three years ago successfully
purglarfzed the Galesburg bank was Sentenced 10
ten years I'm the penitentlary
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The viii OF the late OolnelIus !. vandeFbilt was
admitted TO probate In New York yesterday, A
sister, MIS- Berger. who had MED objections % n
probate.
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LOCK HAVEN, PA, July e0-A better translation
OF the letter left BY the suicide, Duhlmeyer (wbo
shot himself yesterday after burning up several
doubt that he was criminal from Germany. In
his letter he says:The bad deed committed
want TO make good again BY working here IN
permitted TO do 60, as found out that the police
were hunting enefgeticauy and, as could not
stand 70 be brought before tribunal and be con-
demned, came 20 the conclusion 20 be my own
Judge for my deed. As had to lose my life do
not want the government 20 get anytning what
ever. Al the IAouo4s i had have burned up, but
unfortunAeely cUuid rot burn silver. Duhimeyer
left e00o 70 be given 70 K1emfeld and Luettge, OF
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CHEsTkR, PA, July 20-Another effort was made
this morning TO launch the steamer Pilgrim which
Is intended for the Old Colony service M failed
however, and the boat is as fast as ever
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Death - Rre&iaeas MaryaanA Lady.
Special Dispssch 20 TnE EVENING srAn.
FREDERICK, Nm, July ao-Mrs Josephine Mel.
son. widow OF the late Hon. Madison Nelson. for
mer enaef judge OF this judicial circuit died ssis
motnsn& at her house, on east "a street. this cfty
after lingering illness Ms Nelson had aff aimed
ner seventy-nfth year. She leaves three children
noi. rreoertck j. Tolson. prominent LAWYER or
Dr VIM H. Baltzel-all OF this city, Her re-
mains VIII be buried from St Johns fCathol,e,
ceased was connected with many prominent IN nnt
Ecs "a southern Maryland end In Baltimore, New
York and Philadelphia Nv"
Fearful Record Of Toy.Pistol vtcttsss.
CHICAGO, H., July eo-F1fteen fatal cases or
iocklaw caused by wounds from toy pistols ON
July 4th have been reported In this city and thrpe
IN the county. Six boys have died In huntington.
Iowa. and two In Peoria, Illinois, from the same
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THE BOND Of Mr.. J. r. West, the new District
Commits siOner, has been filed at the Treasury
department, having been approved by Secretary
FOlger. The suretieS On the bond OF $4,000 are
John W. Thompson, E. K. johnson, B. H. Warner,
and III. A willard.
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: CAIRO, H., July 3-A shock OF eartnou.sc vva
felt here about O'Clock this morning. lastin
about ten seconds II passed from southwest