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RAPED by n Tr%mp.

EDISBUReH, ILL, July 13.-The wife OF
Jacob Miller was outraged by a tramp named
Capple, six miles north of here. Capp,e was
captured and will be given hearing Mon
day ii the excited citizens do not appeal TO
lynch law
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The Dead Re.tored 10 L,fe.

ANY one desiring to have restored 10 their
normal or natural condition those organs of life
whose functions have become impaired from ex-
cessive gluttony, intemperance or otherwise. will
find health, strength and vigor in Browns Iron
Bitters. Where the weakness is of an exhaustive
debiliGting nature, 1t removes all ifeless feel
ing and quickly awakens to new actiyity.-Herdld.
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HoRRIBLE ATRocrrIEs coMM1rrEp.

9:48 O'clock A.M.-The Egyptian army is
greatly demoralizsd and in full retreat to-
ward the interior. The European quarter Of
the town, including the exchange and tele-
graph Office, is utterly destroyed. The city
was set on FIRE by released couvicts, who
committed herribe atrocities. The telegraph
ship Chitern is crowded with the survivors
who fought their way to the beach, from
whence the BOATS Of the feet removed them.
They report having passed dreadful night,
defending themselves desperately. One hum
dred Europeans and other christians, in the
Ottoman Bank and adjoining buildings, were
massacred. Part of the fleet is now leaving
for Port Said. The whereabouts of the khe-
dive are unknown
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WnMINGToN, DEL July 13-Bishop Levi
Scott, senior bishop of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, died at his home near Odessa
this morning. He had been failing for sew
eral months. Bishop Scott was born at
Odessa, October IL, 1902, snd had been over
half century in the ministry. He became
bishop in 1852.
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was fixed in accordance with the imperial
rule Of descent, and Mehemet Ais right was
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WAvERLY, O., July lS.-Conrad Houn-
steir, aged sixty; Adam Kenley, aged thirty
five, and Fred Hay, aged thirteen, were
drowned last night while trying 10 cross Big
Run in wagon. The run was flooded by a
rain.
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A CELEBRATED preacher makes the recon-.
mendation of Ayers Pills matter of reli-
gioHs duty. When people are bilious and
dyspeptic, what they need is the gospel of
health. In such cases the best creed TO
swallow consists of the thirty sugar coated
article. In a nil bnx
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BOTH Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and Blood Purifier are prepared at
233 and 235 Western avenue, Lynn, Mas.
Price of either, 81. Six bottles for S.. Sent
by mail in the form of pills, or of lozenges,
on receipt of price, 81 per box for either.
Mrs. Pinkham freely answers all letters of
inquiry. Inclose ihree-cent stamp. Send
tor pamphlet. Mention this paper.
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Orange DEMONSTRATIONS.

LONDON, ONT, July 13.-The Orange
demonstration yesterday was the largest ever
seen here.
TORONTO, July 13.-About $500 Orange
men psraded yesterday.
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SARATOGA, N. Y, July 13.-In the races
to-day George Kinney, Belle Runnymede,
Belle OF the Highlands and Turfman we're
the Minners
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INDIANAPoLIs, July 13.-The attendance
at the races to day was about 1000. Waverly,
Flora Belle and Petony Berry were the
Wiuuers
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PIrTsBURG, July 13.-On the third day of
the summer meeting At Homewood Driving
Park Adeieyla and Rip were the sinnerss-@
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az yet untouched. About 1000 men are known
to be inirenched there. No reconnaissance
has YET been made of the Rosetta and Da-
mietta forts. Fugitives say the losses of the
Egyptian artillerynen during the first days
bombardment were very serious. The infantry
did not suffer-"
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AdjOurn'd Meeting of StOckhOIders
IN THE
Memphis & Charleston r. r. Co.

IJHEREAS, The Convention of Stockholders
wv in the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Company, which met at the call OF the Board of
Directors of said Company in Memphis Tenn, on
the I'D day of June. Iss2, by unanimous vote adj
lourneo 70 meet In Huntsville, Ala on the fourth
Tuesday in August next:
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that the
sioekhoiosrs IN said Memphis and Cbarl ston
ment. in HUNTSVILLE. ALA, on
Tuesday, the 22d Day OF August, 1850.
to consider and vote upon proposition of consol-
ldauon OF the Memp<1 and Charleston and East
Tennessee, Virginia - Georgia Rsilroad Com
panies, and TO transact any ana all other business
which may come before them the same as at a
regular annual meeting.
The Company agents at the several stations will
furnish st ckholders with free passes to aud from
the meeting. s. r. CRUISE
Secretary of the Memphis aHd Charleston Railroad
Company, and secretary of the stockholders'
Convention. which met in Memphis Tenn.
June o. 1882.
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kemphis and Yicksburg Railroad Co.
Notice OF a Meeting Of the sioek helders.

MEETING OF the stockholders OF the above
"a mentioned company is hereby called, to be
held at the office OF the company in the city OF
ticKsourg, al IL O'Clock m, on the On the 2Sth
DAY of June, 1SS3. TO consider and act upon q
proposition to consolidate this company with the
Mississippi Valley and Ship Island Rail cad Com
pany, the Tennessee Southern Railroad COMPANY
and the New Orleans and Mississippi Valley Rail-
road Company. The proposed consolidation TO be
made under and by virtue OF act OF the Legisla-
ture OF the State OF Mississippi, approved March &
1882, and entitled act TO authorize the Memphis
and VicksnuIg Railroad Company. and the Missis-
sippi Valley and ship Island Railroad Company.
effect q consolidation.
r T. wills N, Presidant.
nS- The above meeting was held, and adjourned
to SuIy 40. 1852. r Il. WILSON, President
~ The shove meeting was held and again n
journed until the 2vth inst
T. T. WILSON. President.
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HUNDREDS OF EUROPEANS MAssAcRED.

$50 o'cLocK AM.-The Bedouins are loot
fng by thousands. The Europeans who
TO ught their way down 10 the beach number
100. They report all other Europeans and
Christians, numbering some hundreds, mas
sacred.
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A ALEXANDRIA.
TIE FIRE STEADILY INCREASING.

1H1 IIhI q N-ADIIh I1NOIkEAoIND.
ALEXANDRIA, July 10, 8 o'clock a.m.-The
Chiltern has moved into the harbor. The
fire in the city is steadily increasing. 1t is
reported that Arab Paaha is marching on
Cairo.
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The EGYPTIAN ARMY
NOW COMPOSED OF BUT $4,000 MENcAN
RAISED TO 120, 600 FIGHTING MEN.

NOW CoMPosED OF BUT Is 600 MENCAN BE
RAISED TO 10000 FIGHTING MEN.
Tae Egyptian army, as at present organ
lied, consists of nine regiments of infantry,
two regiments OF artillery, three regiments of
coastguard, three regiments of cavalry and
four regiments of gendaymerie Every Egyp-
ian between the ages of nineteen and forty,
and regardless of religion or race, is liable to
military service. The term OF service in the
active army is three years for the infantry
and four years for the cavalry and artillery.
After leaving the active army the soldiers
retire TO their villages, and for a period Of
six years are inscribed in the first reserve;
after the expiration OF the six years they are
inscribed in the second reserve, which can
only be called out in case of invasion. This
organization was introduced in 1879, $50 that
the troops OF the second reserve are Just be-
L.. IL
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COUTH MEMPHIS LODGE, No. Ils, r. q
= and A. NJ. will meet in stated com N
munieation this (FRIDAY) night, JulyNH "
18th, at O'Clock, for dis; latch of bust M
ness. All NJ. Ms fraternally invited " y
By order ALEX. ALLISON, W. NJ.
w. r. SIMS, Secretary.
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DIVIDEND.

OFFICE FERNANDO ms. CO.,
~ MEMPHIS, TENN. July 10, 1882.
ps- The Beard OF Directors of this Company have
this day declared Cash Dividend OF Six (6)
Per Cent, payable on demand.
f. NJ NELSON, Secretary
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE TIE
MEMPHIS CITY FIRE & GENERAL Insurance Co
10 Madison street.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, July IL. 1882
A a meeting of the Board of Directors, held
n this day,
DIVIDEND OF FIVE 10 PER CENT.
on the capital stock was declared, and ordered to
be credited on the stock notes of the Company.
BY order of the Board
Z. NJ. APPERSON, President
HENRY ]. LYNN. Cashier
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The khedive and DervIsh Pasha left
Ramieh Palace this afternoon and drove
through Alexandria with his suite.
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POSITION OF THE EeYpr1AN ARMY.

A dispatch to the Times confirms the state
msnt that body of marines and sailors was
about to be landed, and also Gays the bulk of
tue Egyptian army is at Rosetta, forty miles
northeast Of Alexandria, and at Damanhour,
thirty EIGHT miles southeast of Alexandria,
The soldiers had joined in looting the city
before leaving it. The FIRE of the Invincible
was very effective against the Ras Ell Teen
Tort. Two twelve-ton guns were found reared
on end in consequence of being struck by
shells.
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REPORT OF THE EVACUATION CONFIRMED.
LONDON, July 13.-In the telegram sent at
9:25 O'Clock am, Admiral Seymour confirms
the report oil the evacuation of Alexandria.
The entire garrison withdrew under f1ag of
truce, leaving the Bedouins to fire and pill
lsge the town. The Decoy has gone to Port
Said 10 ascertain the state of affairs there.
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Aquatic.
Aquatic.
Hanlan arrived at New York in the


Hanlan arrived at New York in the City of
Richmond, from Liverpool, Saturday. He
said: 81 shall stay at the st. James Hotel in
this city until Monday, and shall then 60 to
Toronto. My friends have sent dispatch to
me saying that they propose to give me grand
reception, with torchlights, fireworks, etc.
shall remain at Toronto for a week or fort
night, and do little training, and then go to
Winnipeg, Man, where shall go into train
ing for race with Ross at that place on the
Sd of July The race is for $1,000 side, and
for a purse of 5000, contributed by the citi-
zens of Winnipeg. The course is three miles,
with turn; the winner is to receive two
thirds of the stake money, and the loser one
third. On the first of July I am to give an ex
hibition race over the same course, for purse
of $1,000, made up by the people of Winnipeg.
I have no other contests arranged, and do not
know now whether I shall make any more.
This race with Ross was arranged before l
sailed for England. have had jolly good
time, ana in tip-top health, am glad to get
back home again, and would like little rest.
The following, received from official sources,
is the number of members enrolled in the va
rious yacht clubs of New England: Eastern,
457; Hull, 351 New Bedford. 339; Boston, 215;
Dorchester, 1856; Portland, 151; Lynn, 100;
West Lynn, TO-; South Boston, 40; Quincy,
90; Bunker Hill, So; Haverhill, 35; Cape Ann,
70; Beverly, 115 Salem Bay, 80; Province
town, 25; Washington Village, 25; Jeffries,
III
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-29
MINOR TEI.EGRAMS.

The trustee of the Sprague estate now adver
tSes the property to be sold in parcels, the
print works June 30, and various real estate
in Providence, r. L., June 9th and July 1st.
The recent attempt to wreck trains on the
Shore Line Railroad proves to have been put
up Job by the station agent, Charles Way, to
gain popular applause for himself
John f. Cosst, wealthy citizen of Clare
mont, N. H., suicided Friday night by hang
ing.
Tee star route cases were brought up again
Saturday, but nothing of public interest was
elected
The Massachusetts, legislature adjourned
Saturday.
Dr. Henry Q. Murrar, representing himself
to be u S. surgeon, has been swindling citi-
zens Of Portimouth, N. H.
The Quebec Legislature was prorogued Sat-
urday.
A barrel Of coal oil exploded during fire in
grocery store at Manayunk, Pa, Saturday,
aid % persons were badly burned, some it is
thought fatally.
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-29
California Mining stocks.
s.FRANoIsoo. May 27..Ihe THE. following are the
By Telegraph.)


NEW YORK May 27.-Cotton closed easy 121sc
for middling uplands and at 12ssc for middling
Orleans.
8 95 5;Superfine Western and State 90@6 90; City
Mills extra for the West Indies at 6596 80; for
South America S5(07 90; low extras 4 5000 40;
Winter Wheat patents at 6OG9 10.
WHEAT-market closed fairly active, steady and
46C91 461s for June; sales 29A for July: sales
20A for August; sales 2013 for September;
1881 asa 49, seller G sak 10 sn o0 SnsS
Corn-closed steady; No ON spot at S31sc bid
1894 @86zsc for May sales at 791sc June; sales at
1880 for july So1s@Sol4e August; sales for the
OArsSclosed unsettled at a decline; No White
at Soc; No do at 6O96o1sc; No 3 do o9c; No
Nike 59c; No 2 do 581ac; sales for week 2,6bO,-
Pork-market closed steady but quiet; new mess
20 90 for June; 20 10@2O 20 for August; the week
1000 on spot.
Lard-closed frm;prime steam ON spot at IL 20;
IL 721SS11 75 for August; IL soa11 S21s Sep
tember; II 471a@11 90 seller year.
Tallow-frm at Ss4.
2ssaa aS1IAA-'u" anu "''A' ''A'' .
CHEESE firm,
CHICAGO, May 27.-Flour frmer. Wheat general
ly lower; No Chicago Spring at 231a9l "a for
cash and May; 1 241a for June; PASS for July;
/ 10 for August: No Chicago Surfing at lOg
12 Corn generally higher at & ny 7es esse
forAugust; rejected CSC: Oats gensI ally higher at
for June; 43@ 4S1sc July; 35Hs @36c for August;
Rye and Barley steady. Pork Is higher at ~ ~ pug pug
IS 621s cash; 10 90 for May and June 19 40 Julyi
10 s6@i9 81 " for August Lard is shade higher
IL 80 cash. IL 3O911 321s for June; IL 40 for
July; IL 81 IA August. Bulk Meats easier-shoul-
ders at co. short ribs IL rs; short clear at IL TO-
Receipts-5, 500 bbls hour, 10000 bush wheat,
332 900 bush corn, $4,000 Sush oats, $4,000 buse
Shipments.4 4 600 bbls -four 5000 bush wheat,
122 600 bush corn, $4,000 bush osts. IA 600 bush
rye 900 bush barley.
ST. LOUIS, May 27.--Flour dull. Wheat is dull;
No q Red FAN 2Ss4 for cash; l 2S7s May; 2lss
June; / O9s4 for July; ! o6A for Aug; No at
cash lower; 1850 for May; 70s4 for June: 7O9sc
foI July and Aug. Oats :owor at 5295212e cash;
471ac bid June; 391sc August; 3012c all year.
Pork dull 19 80 bid May; . 80 bid June.
Receipts-5000 bels nour, 2o,Ouu ousa wheat,
6S OvO Dnsn corn, 90 900 bush oats,oo0O Sush rye,
OO00 bush barley.
$4,000 bush corn, 1 100 bush oats, 100000 bush
Barley, O.0O0 bush rye.
DETROIT. May 27.-wheat easy; No White spot
and May at 31A91 3119; june 2ossi July al
l 1884 Aug 1 101s No Red at 80.
Receipts II, 900; shipments 1000 busn'
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-29
MINOR TELEGRAM

The Washington monument today reached
height of 270 feet 20 feet of stone having been
added since May 1st.
Hon. VIM. S. Slater, a leading manufacturer
and business man of Providence, r. L., died
yesterday, aged 65.
Mrs. Susan Willis Fletcher, imprisoned in
England on the charge of obtaining jewels
from Mrs. Davis through alleged Spiritualistic
influence, reached New York yesterday on the
steamer Celtic.
1t is stated that the Catholic clergy Of Lon
don, Eng, are about to commence preaching
crusade among Irishmen of their flecks against
connection with secret societies.
Archbishop McCabe was enthroned as car
dinal in Dublin yesterday with imposing cere-
monies
Senator Cameron held a conference Satur-
day in Philadelphia with leading Republicans,
and it was decided to reconvene regular Re-
publican convention.
A Halifay despatch says Conley. the oars
man. was upset while practicing in his she'll
Saturday evening on Bedford basin, and had
t3 swim one hundred and fifty yards to shore.
Ten Kickapoo Indians living on the reserya-
tion in Atchison county, Kan, were natur-
allied by the United States Court at Topeka
Saturday and are now full American citizens,
under an act recently passed by Congress.
Paw director Caleb j. Emery of the navy,
having reached the age of 62 will be placed on
the retired list to day.
A war of races is feared in st. Martins par
ish, louisiana on account of the lynching OF
two negro murderers on the 10th inst.
The bodies of George A. Conly and Herman
Reitzel, of the kellogg concert company, who
were drowned in Spofford Lake, n. H., Fri
day, have not yet been recovered, although
diligent search is being made.
Saturday, the steamer Gamma from st.
Johns, N, f.. for New York, went ashore on
Handkerchief Shoals yesterday. Part of her
cargo was jettsoned. and the sea was breaking
over her.
Duncan McFarlane of Greenbush, N. Y,
was suffocated in a small fire in lodging
house in Albany, Saturday.
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
Poprr AVN Nav o7

FOhrLAND, MAY ~.
Thereyi is little change to note in the market
today Flour is quiet, but rates are firmly held,
and the stock here is reduced the decline at prima
ry points has not effected the market here as Flour
is relatively much lower than WheatCorn unchang
ed but weak in symathy with easier prices at the
West Sugar is rather quiet and the receipts of raw
at the four ports the past week have been quite
heavy. Moasses is dull without decided change.
Beef is very strong and dealers expecting rise
owing to the sharp advance in Cattle. The general
impression is that there will be cheaper beef un
til next August when grass cattle will be coming to
Market and that up to that time the price will be
steadily on the increase At Chicago rates have
advanced 81 y cwt the past week; the Engligh
markets are also strong and prices the highest
known for many years. There continues to be
limited supply of Bermuda Onions and prices rule
firm at quotations. Potatoes are up again and Early
Rose are selling quick at 80.
The following are to-dsys quotations OF Flour.
Grain. Provisions. SC.
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-29
Cheese.
x alaga ........
Nuts.
Receints bv Railroaos NAV 81,

Grand Trunk Railway-60 cars lumber do
wood, 13 do grain IL do miscellaneous, 10 cars
connecting freight.
Boston and Maine-12 bales cotton, 10 bdls.
hoop iron, 100 grindstones 20 crates paper pals,
box hardware, car mowers, 800 sacks cotton seed
meal, 3 cars flour.
Eastern Railroads.&c. bbls. -four 1 car mould
ing sand clay do mowers, GOO sacks bran.
Maine Central-3 cars shingles, do barrels, 1
do hay, do boxes, do granite 2 do potatoes, 1
do carboys also % cars miscellaneous and 73 do
for connecting roads.
Portland and Ogensburg-5 ears lumber, do
bark. do iron liquor. do gunpowder,1 i do boards,
do shook, do woodboard, do logs, 3 do corn
do paper, miscellaneous TO- Total 80.
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-29
FOREIGN.
The Situation in Egypt.

LONDON, May 27.-A stormy interview was
held Saturday between the Khedive and the
Notables on the existing political situation.
The latter demanded reinstatement of Arab
Bey and refused to recognize the right of any
power to interfere except Turkey. The Khe-
dive refused to listen to them and they left his
presence in great anger. Later, however, af-
ter having been waited upon by various dele
cations the Khedive acceded to their prayer
and reinstated Arab Bey. Quiet is thus once
more restored in Egypt.
Foreign Notes.
The number of Russian Jews at Brody now
is 1900.
The Enfda dispute has been settled. The
Societe Marseilaise retains possession OF the
land, and purchases all the levies on property
in the vicinity.
During the past week there were % deaths
in Havana from yellow fever, 10 of which oc-
Cured in one day. The disease is increasing,
owing to the continuous heavy rains.
Senior Carlos Rajas, the present director-gen--
eral of the Cuban treasury, has been appointed
president of the tribunal of ac' cunt. Senior
Loren, uow director-general of contributions at
Madrid, has been appointed to succeed Senior
Rajas in the treasury.
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-29
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Suit for Damages.

PORTSMOUTH, May 27.-James Mahoney of
this city was killed this afternoon by the Civ
ing way of the left anchor purchase of a
schooner while unloading coal therefrom. 1t
precipitated him into the hold of the vessel.
Peter Williams saved his own life by jumping
for a fall and clinging thereto.
A suit was commenced this afternoon against
the schooner Yankee Blade of Bangor, Maine,
in the sum of $500 damages for alleged neg
lect in causing the death of James Mahoney
today by the giving way of an anchor purchase
line which held the brow on which deceased
was at work while assisting in discharging the
cargo of the vessel, said line being in very
rotten condition and entirely unfit for use.
Mahoney was 60 years old and leaves widow
and two daughters
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-29
Havana Market.

(By I6I5gId
HAVANA. May 27.-Sugar market depressed and
ouiet owing to adverse accounts from the Uuited
States and extreme irmness of holders: quotations
nominal; Molasses Sugar, regular to good polariz-
atien 7is7lA reals gold; NIuscoyada, common to
fair 7I4 ais. Centrifugal Sugar 81 to 96 deg in
boxes and hhds 91s q 9A.
Stocks in warehouses at Havana and Mstanzas
92- 800 boxes 1876 400 bags and 1855, 900 hhds; re
ceipts for the week $500 boxes, 76UU bags and T.
hhds; exports 1850 boxes, 1850 bags and 1850
hhds including 100 boxes and all bags and hhds to
the United States.
Molasses quiet; so deg. polarization at TAGS
reals gold u keg.
Freights weak and tonnage abundaatl loading at
as SO currency; y hid Molasses at 2 25e2 90;
loading ports on the north coast outside portsl
for United States y hid Sugar at 6OG4 Ooi y
hid Moasses 5000 75. -.
Exchange steady; on United States 90 days AT e9
Ga prem; short ia d74a prem.
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-29

Opening of the Summer Travel.
FARMINGToN, May 27.-A Pullman car over
the Maine Central railroad with seventeen fish,
ermen for Rangeley Lakes from Boston arriv-
ed here tonight. Among the number is FL.
Gardiner, j. G. Wyman N. G. udlar aud ].
A. Tuttle.
Injured in an ARRAY.
RocKLAND, May 27-An affray occurred last
night at low house on Winter street, in
which Charles McCorrison who says he belongs
in Boston was struck in the head by Charles
Gray, keeper of the house, and had his skull
fractured Gray escaped in his boat this MORN
ing. McCorrison's situation is critical The
police are in search of Gray.
Obituary.
ELLSWORTH, May 27.--Hon. Arthur F.
Drinkwater, prominent lawyer of Ellsworth,
aged 63 years, died this morning of paralysis.
Sudden Death.
RocKLAND, May 27.-Captain David Crock
eft of South Thomaston, while mending the
sails of his boat yesterday dropped dead of
heart disease, it is supposed. Deceased was
about 60 years old and had been prominent
sea captain.
Sad Death in Camden.
CAMDEN, May 27-James Ell. Rhoades, the
four years old son of Rufus x. Rhoades, this
afternoon fell off the staging to carriage
paint shop, twelve feet and struck his head on
granite block. The child died in few min
utes.
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Following are the
post office changes in Maine during the past
week:
Establishtd-Burdin, Piscataquis Co., Chas.
Watson. Postmaster; Chelsea, Kennebec Co.,
Stephen Cobb, Postmaster.
Postmasters ppointed-Frank A. Wood,
Salisbury Cove, Hancock Co.. VIM. f. Graves
South Berwick Junction, York Co.