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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-02-10
Com mttfee on Education.

The Committee on Education will meet Tuesday
st O'Clock r. NJ, in the of the superintendent
Of schools. STEPHEN J. GUSHEE, Chairm.n
FRANCIS A. ROBINSON.
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I am Proud

to say from personal experience that Sulphur
Bitters. which advertisement will be seen in
another column is the best spring and blood
medicine to be found. 1t is prepared by an
honest firm who scOrn to use cheap and worth
less medicines but use the best that money
can buy.-Editor. jan30+eod&w2w
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3ailp 9elr,rtbtf Jonrnal.
Augusta. Saturday Morning, Feb. 10.


ne petitisn for charter for Telephone and Tel
eeYank line from ROckisnd TO vinalhayen, II asaikn-
"a krsfing before the Committee upon Retroadss
Te3e0aphs and Expresses, Wednesday, FEB. n, u
: o,e5oek, r. n. PARKER SP0FFOkD, Sec'y:
ebseodtd
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BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA, CArARRH, and all
pulmonary complaints, transient or chronic.
and promptly cured by Kurakoff.
the great Pine remedy. oct24deOd3m
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Notice.

The Committee on Ways and Bridges will have q
further hearing petitions for counties to build
and maintain large bridges TUESDAY, Feb ID a'
O'Clock r. n.
j. z. CHASE, Sec
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A RARE CHANCE

for any one having one or two hundred dollars to
invest In light speciality. Secured by Patent
Goods sell at sight; profits over one hundred per
cent. This IL no humbug. No Brokers ne ed ans wer
Address or call ON GEO. u. PATTEN, 20 State st
Room 3. Boston, Mass. feb9tt odlm
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Don't trifle with throat and lung affections.
Take Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
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Committee Notices.
Committee on Fisheries and Game

Committee on Fisheries and Game
The Joint Standing Committee Fisheries and
Game will meet ut the Board Of Agriculture room
under the state Treasures ONCE ON Thursdays ut
O'Clock r. N. -
J.H. KIMBALL, Chairman.
.. II. GOODWIN. 0
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Try bottle to day of the invalid's friend,
"Wheat Bitters." 1t may save your life; it
has saved thousands. Your druggist has it.
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Il yonr viSs's health poorf Are your
children sicklyl Give them Browne Iron
Bittees. Il will revive them. feb6f&wlw
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WEATHER REPORT.
Iad,catIon. for the Next - Hours.

War Dept, Office Chief Signal Officer, !
Washington. d. c.. Feb. lO.-l A. NJ.
For New England and Middle States
slightly cooler, fair weather; northerly ana
westerly winds, higher barometer
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NOTICE.

Augusfa, Januafy, 81 ItBs
NofIee 70 hereby given that the Judiciary Commit
tee viii hold meeting ut the Hall Of Representa-.
tives on Tuesday, the 18th day Of February, l5s al
two O'Clock In the afternoon, to hear Arguments on
the subject Of establishing Ret ormstory Prison for
CLARENCE HALE,
Secretary of the Judiciary Committee.
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Tom miifee on Reform School.

The Committee on Reform School will meet ir
Room No. 10, every Tuesday at2 p. ~, until other
wise ordered. ISAAC NJ. TRAFTON, Sec'y.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money! Market.
Ereninq Report.

NEW YORK. Feb. ..
Money loaned between from 81 to and closed at
Prime Mercantile paper, 81 g. Exchange steady
SCI for long, and S5i for short Governments strong
State bonds neglected. Railroad strong
ids.
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SDcciUL Advertisements.

Small advertisements, not exceeding three line
coming under tte head Of WANTED, For SALA
To LET, Losr, &C, ,cW be inserted here one tim
for 20 cents, hree times for 40 cents, and rex
for 90 cents
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES TIA
ARE SUFFERING,
WEST MILLS, INDUSTRY

WEST MILLS, INDUSTRY,
Franklin County, Me-, Oct. 10, iss2
have suffered with a Kidney trouble an n
famation of the Bowels and weakness for six yesr"
Daring that time employed several skillful d. Tor
aud used lo's of medicines that were reconmendel
to cure those diseases, but they failed to do sn
suffered terribly. Hearing of the virtues in ,bs
Household Blood Purifier aud Cough Syrup, 10
kidncy troub es and weakness, was advised To- IT,
it. After using several large bottles, my surpri,
il relieved m, and with much pleasure and sat,lsc
ton l am thankful and do highly recommend il asa
valuable medicine to all women who are sue.rin,
with Kidney troubles and weakness, and do a,yi, ,
them TO try it. Respectfully,
MRS JOSEPH WATSON.
NEW TRIAL SIZE,
Price p cents, of the BLOOD PURIFIER
Amd Mem that are Suffering, Read.
Catarrh and Great Kidney and Liver Cur
Effected.
The statement OF reliable gentleman
PARkERs HEAD. May 18th, lsss,
Mcssrs. J. j. M4HER d CO., augusta, Ne.
For the beneti, of the suffering people wish YOU
to publish the following: For years, as nv friend,
know, have suffered with the Kidney aud Iiy,r
complaints. | also had the CatarIh so bad 1t ouli
drop down in my throat, and suffered terrb with
a Catarrhal Cough. | have used all kinds of ,aed
cnes, and employed the most pr eminent doctor, in
this country, and found no relief. Reading abou
the great virtues in the Household Blood Pur,h,r
and Cough syrup, although about discouraged,
thought came through my mind that il would help
me. immediately got some and used il according
TO directions, and to my great surprise since usirs
il | am relieved of pain and feel like new man
And do heartily recommend II medicine
great virtue, and wish you TO make ti, ccrtiHcs,,
public for the benefit OF all people that suffering
with the Kidney and Liver complaints, or
Catarrhal Cough, and if any one doubts my c,r,ih
cate they can call on or write me. justly feel TO
the good ii has done am thankful and Gu nnot
praise it much MS il deserves. l am, gentlemen
yours truly,
DEACON HEZEkIAH HARRINGTON,
Harrngton's Landing, Phipsburg, Me-, and mem.
Der OF the Legislature in 1861.
MEDICINES THAT ARE
Highly recommended by reliable people in on.
State, for Consumption, Dyspepsia, Female hi,
eases, Kidney, Lung and Liver Trouble, Los,
Manhood, Rheumatism, Coughs, Catarrh AMI
scrofua Humor-, Blliousness, etc
THE Nous ETOLD BLOOD PURIFIER
AND COUGH SYRUP.
And for Rheumatism, Aches and Paus.
THE RELIEF LININENT
RS-These medicines are compounded from the
pure oils of roots and hrbs and sold by ali dealers
JOHN W. PERKINS 4 Co, Portland, Ne, BoR.
DITCH, WEBS TER a co, Augusta, Ne, Whole
sale Dealers. nov7t&w6mos-,c
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"a. a. KINSMAN & co.
bRUGGIsTs and PHARMACIES.
ts,qs bridge Water S., Props. Fuller a'us stu'

We huv our PATENT MEDICINES direct from the manufac
turers and our DRUGS from the importers in full
and our FANCY TOILET ARTICLES, such as Solid Back
Hair Brushes English and french Teeth Brushes Nail In
ants ana Cloth Brushes Of all kinds styles and prices beau
tdl Puff Boxes &C. &C. These goods we import ourselves
buying from Druggists Sundrg House na in Paris France
many goods in our stores it enables us to buy in large
Quantities.
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BY TELE0 GRAPH.
Associated Press Telegrams to the Daily
Kennebec Journal.
MAINE DISPATCHES.
ROCKLAND.

A Woman Suicides bv Taking a Gem.
poasa KNOWN as ssRough on Rats"
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
THE CASE OF CAPTAIN CALEB.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-Some time ago Captain
George Caleb Of tue American schooner Adriapa,
was arrested at La Paz. Mex. and tried by the
Mexican authorities upon charge of smuggling.
He was found guilty and sentenced to five years
imu1isonment and his ship conhscated. Rep
reseutative Rosecrans OF California recently wrote
letter TO the Secretary Of State calling
10 this case and suggesting that 1t was proper
subject for diplomatic inquiry. John Davis, as
acting Secretary, made reply on June 2 from
which the following is extracted:
The case OF Captain Caleb has had the continued aud
earnest attention OF this Department since the newe OF
a seznre of the Adrana ana the imprisonment OF her
crew was frs. received here and effort has Doen
made in his behalf through the United states Legation
in Nexico and the Consulate at La Paz The Depart
ment mas only recently been put In possession VI the
nd,ca in the case coDdemnng the captain TO
1--we years imprisonment and the vessel TO conscatiOn
prma facie OF guilt appears 10 have been made
ont but the urgent protests and denias OF the unortu
nsts nau and the apparent severity OF imposing the
ma xmum sentence IN his case, while the alleged Mex
csn accomplices have boen allowed 10 escape, have
strongly enlisted the sympethles OF the Government
in CAPTAIN CaleDs behalf, and the President
has directed that competent officer OF
tbs Department be dispatched TO La Pez with iusruc-
tions TO make full Investigation OF the caAe on the
sno The United states Minister Mr. Morgan, has also
have been Instituted, and TO afford Captain Caleb s
proper aid in his defence, employing counsef neces
sary The investigation at La Paz will be conducted by
M oratio n Beach, late Consul OF the United states
at Puerto Cabeo, competent oicer, In whose Impair
ial Judgment this Department places reliance.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
A MURDERER PAKDONED From SING SING.

ALBANY, June 5.-John Glass, who was in
oicted for murder and convicted In the county OF New
York. on September 2s, 1870 OF manslaughter In the
first and who sentenced 10 imprisonment for
lfo at Sing Sing, has been pardoned by Governor
Cleveland. Tho Governors reasons for 80 doing are
stated as follows:
The wound resulting In death was made In a quarrel
and with knife caught by the prisoner - II chanccd
TO come 10 his hand The cutting was IN the grcD iIoi
winch fatal results might not be necessarily expected
The Jury by falling TO fnd the prisoner guilty ofmnrder
negsvcd any preineditated design 20 effect death ana
Killing having 90 evidently been done In the heat OF
passion with weapon, IL seems TO come within tne
definition OF manslaugbter In the third degree. Inc
prisoner has already suffered o much longer lmprisOn
inent than could been lawfully inflicted for tnat
offence The convict to be poor aud in one sense,
frendess though some good citizens have interested
themselves In hs because they feel that his longer
i'm pr1sonment would be unjust His conduct In prison
has been very good and the prison officials ioin III
the appcati ln for his plrGon have the opinion OF
legal 10 the effect that the charge OF the Court
was not such present clearly TO the minds OF the
Jurors the different OF murder and mansnughter
aud their relation TO the crime for which lie Was indicted
and tho facts developed on trial. In this opinion
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
LAYGLEY'S MODE or SWINDLING.

BosToN, June 5.-During the day large
number OF Dr. Langleys creditors appeared at the Office
the United States Construction and Investment Com
pany but none received any satisfaction Two OF the
visitors alleged that they had been mucted out OF $1,000
cach while two others had put 5000 and 5000 respec
lively into the One Of the two safes which
Langley hal In his taken out to-day as IL had
been paid for The various desks In the rooms were
srewn with circulars OF the company" maps
OF land owned in Texas papers In which
advertisements had been inserted and not paid for,
check aud draft books which mad never ibeen used
reference books certificates Of stock, etc. There
also fty letters written with typewriters and
addressed to owners OF patents throughout the
UnedStates and Canada which had never been mailed.
The names had been obtained from the United states
list of paentees aud patents and the following is copy
Office respecting your patent for car
coupling, issued November 2S, 1882. VIII
you please scut circular descriptive or
the invention and such other information as may be
your pleasure We Dave extensive facilities for deye
opng aud introducing inventions of this class and shall
be happy to give YOU full information respecting the
same. should you desire assistance"
Nettlcton, Langeys righthand man, has disappeared
and cannot be found.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPR.

INJURY TO A TRAPEZE PERFORMER
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 5.-Nhile Mons. La
yaire the trapeze performer doing his walking ceiling
act at PARK night OF the straps broke e
ting him fail 10 the stage distance Of twenty-five feet His
injuries thought TO be fatal
THROWN FROM 4 WAGON AND INJURED d.
Troy n Y, June 5.-Mr. and Mrs. Maxon. OF
NevYork their and niece and driver were thrown
from wagon this morning Mrs Maxon was so terribly
crushed that she cannot recover nc iou o'hor osouPA
OF the wagon were seriously injured
ENDING A QUARREL WITH A GUN.
SCRANTON Penn, June 5.-James Hennihan and
Daniel spell last hight had an alteration and the at
ter his boarding house. procured gun ana iatsy
shot Hennhap In tho breast
TWO DEATHS FROM BOILER EXPLOSION.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 6.-By the explosion OF
boiler Of pedver engine near La Grange Tcnn yester
cob comb werS Killed ouifight "'Tom" Farr, smith. and
sTom Atkins engineer seriously injured Rob-
erts leaves wife and three children.
MURDERED BY HIS MISTRESS.
LINCOLN Neb., June 5--The coroners jury last
night Ia the case Of Mr. Somsrs, murdered at
Ksarney returned verdict that Mira NJ H. Brown. the
dead mans mistress, guilty OF the crime.
CINCINNATI, June 5.-Charles Baumgartper. In
the ouor store Julius Kaz this morning attacked
dauener with pick whercupon kats shot m. Baum
GARNER Is IN a dan gerous condition.
NETWORK CoUNTERFEITERS SENTENCED. .
Trenton n j.. June 5.-George l.. Stanley and
Matfhsv Rooney counterfeers convicted OF at
tempting sell spurious trade dollars a Perth Amboy were
three years imprisonment and nne OF 1000 each
DRIVEN TO DEATH BY HOPELESS L0YE.
SYRACUSE, Juno 0.-Emma Brown, ago twenty-
fve died this tho enoc OF poison Which
TOOK week ago. MIss Brown was crazsd by unrsQuted
lsva
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
WASHINGTON NOTES.

wAsHIsGTON. Tuesday, June 8. 1883.
NEW NATIONAL BASK-Ihe Controller OF the Cur-
rency to-day granted an application for the organize
ton Of the Dakota Capital National Bank OF BsmarcA
Oak.
Mr.. MERRIcK's ADDRESS CoNrrsUED.-Mr MerrcK
continued his address to jury In the Star Route case
to-day He was very in his condemnation Oh tne
defendants.
APPOINTMENTS by THE PREsIDEST.-The President mas
appointed David g. Hoffman to be Register OF the Lana
Office at Lake City, Col and James M Hawortn' VI
Olathe Kan, to be Indian School superintendent
MEETING OF THE CABIsEr-A regular meeting OF tne
Cabinet was held to-day All the members were present
except the Secretary OF the Treasury and the
of War The session was short and devoted NANNY Y"
the consideration OF routine matters
Hoo CHOLERA ExTRRMTNArED.-Its Ia SAID py omcefs vi
the Department OF Agriculture that hog cholera mas
been practically extermnated. Unsuccessiul atteuPsS
have been made for weeks past to secure virus iro "
fected hogs for experimental purposes.
CAPTAIN WALKERS SANITY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
John p Walker Sd Cavalry, who was recently court
maralled and censured has LEFT his pos-f or
without leave and Is wandering about New-Me1ico no
will be arrested and taken back to his post ana e1an
ined by q medical board as TO his sanity.
DIES, rolls AND PLATES TO BE RETAINED-Ine queo-
ton OF returning TO manufacturers OF proprietary aT
ces the dies rolls and plates that have been used py
Government in printing labels and wrappers & .o
internal revenue stamp to-day brought before tne
Commissioner OF internal Revenue The Commissionc'
decided that dies rolls and plates could not De
turned TO the original but must DC rctaneo III
the custody OF the Government
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY MEETINGS.

PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-The defeat of
the proposition to build two steamers at a
cost OF 100000 for service on the Chesa-
peake and Delaware Canal was reportdat the adjourned
meeting Of the stockholders OF tust company held TO-
day. The following officers elected: President
Androw C. Gray; directors II. Pratt McKean Isaiah v
williamson Edwin Swift, Charles H. Hutchinson, NJ p.
Hutchinson, Henry c. Ford, Joseph L Gillngham, r.
Dale Benson. Hood Gilpin, Gordon Monges, Peter C..
Hollis, George H. Fisher, Henry Lewis, David scu IT,
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF the Inerna
tional Navigation Company held this afternoon.
The report OF the years business made satisfactory
showing and 1t stated that tho surplus earnings
would be invested in two steel steamships in
OF construction and to ply between this city, New
York and Antwerp The following Board OF Directors
reelected; James A. Wright Clement A. Griseom,
Henry II. Houston. Joseph d. Potts and William G.
wharton.
The stockholders OF the Erie aud Western Transpora-
ton Company held their annual meeting to-day, aud
elected the following directors: George b. B0nnell,
Frank j. Firth, Ii. H. Houston. Joseph d. Potts, William
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
TILE FIRE RECORD.
BARNUMs GREAT TENT BURNED.

BARNUMS GREAT TENI bUhNED'
CHICAGO June ga fire broke out to-day
In Barnums Circus, consuming the main tent, dresses
and paraphernalia The flames caught from one OF the
lamps, and the canvas rapidly consumed. Before
engines were brought into action the destruction o, the
main tent was complete Several streams we're played
the blaze, and the remen succeeded In preventing
spread of the fire the adjoining caDvar under which
were the cages Of the wild beasts.
The flames up the canvas to the centre poles IN
twinkling, and gorgeous was presented on tne
Lake front for few moments Michigan-ave for piocks
being light day, while the shipping lying In the
harbor clearly outlined. The tugs In the harDor
added to the uproar by ncessant screaming OF the
whistles The and guy ropes being destroyed the
centre poles precptaed to the ground crushing
the private and carrying the fire in among the
reserved seats causing their complete destruction.
The night watchnan in charge OF the stable tents was
apprsed in time to enable the hosers to lead out all OF
the horses quietly. The wild animals had all been
locked for the night and they could not see the
flames in sense panic-stricken, although ne
smell OF smoke appeared to excite some OF them.
The actual loss to property Is estimated az from
$4,000 to $l6 000 with insurance, but the Interrupt
ton OF the performances may increase the loss very
considerably The destroyed covered Six acres
OF ground and is claimed TO have been the largest tent
In the world.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
DRAWBACKS ON SUGAR.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury Las instructed collectors OF customs IN regard
70 the drawback on sugar under the Tariff act Of March
a 1883. fixing the following rates until September l.
1888:
On refined loaf, cut loaf, crushed, granulated and
novdered sugar, stove-dred dried by other equally
effective process, s2-1Ooths cents per pound.
ON refined white coffee sugar, undred and above No.
90 Dutch standard 10 color, Q 2s-100ths cents per
pound.
On all grades Of refined coffee sugar. No. 20 Dutch
Standard and below in color, s410oths cents per
on syrup resulting entirely from the refining Of the
above enumerated imported materials, cents per
pound. =, ..,,o. a.. A. a,
on OF per cent and the allowance on syrup TO the do
1ncton OF 10 per cent prescribed by law Meanwhile
Commission is TO be appointed consisting OF George
Keyes, sugar examiner az Boston Ira Aver jr sPeci.
eced by the trade at New York determine the proper
rate OF draw sugars ana syrups under the act
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
ORGANIZED WORKING!HEN.

BUFFALO, n. Y, June 5.-The Supreme
Lodge OF the Ancient Order OF United Workmen met
here this morning. The sessions are secret.
DOVER. n. H., June 5-Two months ago thirty lasters
in Cloutman's factory, at Pennington, demanded In
creased wages Their request was refused and their
places were filed with new men, Bad feeling has ex-
isted ever since, which eliminated last night in fight
in which William Burrows, OF the strikers, shot
and seriously wounded. E A. Lathrop and another man
were arrested charged with the shooting, aud, after
threats OF lynchng the part OF the strikers were
lodged In jail
PROVIDENCE. r. L. June Sit s stated that the strike
Mt the blackstone Mil grew out Of misunderstanding
OF the proposed change by the speeder tenders and
thirty five persons left work. throwing 500 operatives
out Of employment The difficulty will probably DO ad-
justed.
CINCINNATI, June 5.-rhe bootmakers have returned
TO work on the that they receive the old rates.
and that hereafter II either party desires change the
rate OF wages it give the other side notice two
months prior to the close OF the season.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
ANARCHY IN DODGE CITY, KANSAS.

DODGE CITY, Kan, June 5.-This city is
mucn excited proclamation which has been posted
up stopping all gambling Luke Short Is at his place OF
business and is still defiant The probable arrival Of
Bat Masterson being announced, heavily armed par
ties both for and against him proceeded to the railway
station to await his coming Short announces his deter
muation TO live in O community where he has large
business interests. A company OF militia numbering
fortvave men has been sworn aud mustered by H. Il.
DRYDEN OF tho Governors staf. Fifty Sharp rifles
which were the possession OF the Sheriff and ordered
,o he turned over to Major Grydeu either lost or
distributed among the Degar faction. There was no
Gambling ut all In the city last night, neither monte
faro nor hazard being played.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
TELEGRAPH NOTES.
coAL.LApEN SCHOONER ASHORE.

A coAI.LApEN SCHOONER ASHORE.
RIocK ISLAND, X. l.. June 5..-Ihe twO-masted
American schooner d. Payne Captain William ii. McGre
an carco coal from NewYork TO Eastpor Mo ashore
on the northwest parp Block Island at S4o NJ In dense
fog The crew Is safe.
'''' DEATH AT AN ADVANCED AGE.
TprNroN n j. June 5.-Mrs. Eliza Crusen, a
coared woman age lO3 died here day She born
1 The farm OF Charles Weng Bgtou, this
ennnty she said had many times General Wash
CLERK OF THE COURT OF CLAIMS.
ALBANY, June 5-The Court OF Claims has chosen
Edwin N. Hobrook Clerk
A LARGE ALABAMA CLAIM
PHILADELPHIA June 5.--The Alabama Claims
commsson held meeting here to-day nd heard testimony
~ hs ase of Captatn William Be.e and his wife Eliza
hsh who demand nearly ST. 0l goods captured ON the
ship and burned b. the Conf ierse pryaeer Taa
hassee. 40 =, r, ,,r,rrr rtpr w.rrp
pHIIApELPHIA, june 5.--tour alleged Indians,
ho form part OF encampment a. which daily exhibitions
are given became Intoxicated this morning And attacked
him m the hand his head severely The assAilants
1srs arrosted and hela IN 81 900 ball Tor trial
New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
UNITING AGAINST CHALMERS.

NEw-ORLEANs, juno GA dispatch to
The Times. Democrat from Jackson Miss says; The ex
ecutiye committees OF the Democratic Republican and
Independent parties OF Madison County were IN session
at Canton yesterday The Republicans made overtures
20 the Democrats for a fusion and the Democrats ac
oo,,.d Tho Independents made overtures to the Re
nnbcans which were refused. The fusion agreed upon
he submitted TO the conventions Of each patty. The
same arrang cement Ia being worked up IN Kinds county
IL believed that the success OF this movement VIII
defeat Cnalinerss political aspirations