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Dealers in the genuine Singer Sewing
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Inf. Ellsworth, Me.
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THURSDAY, July 3. 1883,
Tho JudgoHliip.

Tho Iudgoahip.
thlrf Justicr Applrion's term If office
will ,sptp un the roth OF September next
iut tv.ui, nnn ,cats lao hha held the pual.
tom "i Chief Justice ol the Nupie,ne Count
at IA, state q pnsiti"n which be- has hllrd
With homo, tn The state standing At the
head - Juiiua,, If m"tc than nrdinnr,
ability. Judge Arplclon has. during HI" long
t,in nf oiher. shown himsrli go hr a harmed
nnd impartial Judge aud conscientious
gentleman.
Now that lac ia about Ia retire from the
ilunch IA The nllncsa of years aud h"nois.
II is probable that ono Of the Associate
Jusiiros. vail he appointed I" thc place. and
the namr at Judge John \ Peters has been
h,quenil, mentioned as the ono Who should
receive tho appointment SAFELY Judge
i'otcra is omturn,l, atrd for the position
and he appointment would hc eradication
60 a,en Large proportion nj tho legal fla
many h,enda outside the profession, 10
the ,acan,, ga the llrnch Which would br
,suAcd ., Ihr Gle, alton Of nnr of tho IA
snctatos io hr thirf Justice. the name Of
ton / \ im,n. of TIA. ,h,. ha. been
prominently mentioned.
on has appointment the trmnets,ai sas
"Mr understand lha, Hon l. \ Emcn.
81 Ellsworth. rs receiving ,cn sltnng Hup
pnIt throughout the State tpt the nnulin
alton &C. the ,aeanrN nn thu supreme lirnch
Ia loo created l., the retirement 81 Ch,cf
Justice krpletnu Nj lmot, Is well knnwn
ir"'nEh on, the State a. a PROMINENT lawyer
and The paftnot ni Senator Hale lie iA a
mau ai naturally consrra tnr News and
well fitted ha Judicial position"
Asns ,losc student. Mi rmer, has
attained ,o kno~lsdsr "a hi. profession
~h''h commend. ham pr cm,ncut, for the
rosn,nn. fot Winch he well adapted l.,
natural temperament fuom our r>chane.
-. anil the ,"untai, assurances # has mum
ernus hlcnd. IN dac,cui parts OF the State
Nc afr assured 'ha, his appointment would
he most hKb, Satisfaction,
tyn. tuhok Who - new on h,sMa, "a
WashinRton. af'ei most sueoc>sful cam
ra'kn against the Nrachc Indians. rrcc,,cd
hs appointment 10 West Font. nhcn a be,
al the hand, ct ,,cn Rob Sshcn,A who're
iat.l ,ho ln,tl,ut a. aropclic, ia " ASKING
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Ellsworth. Maine.

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Vol. xxx.
County Of Hanoo.,-

Term ORG Of coas 'i Of e",,s allowed a, the n
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A GENTLE REMINDER.-An old man an

A GENTLE REMINDER.-An old man and
young man were riding in q stage-coach.
of stature, spare, With smooth forehead, a
fresh complexion, and a bright and piercing
eye. The young man swore a great deal !;
until once when they stopped to change
horses, the old man said to him, 81 per-
ceive by the registry books, that you and 1
are going to travel together long distance
in this coach. I have favor to ask of you.
I am getting to be an old man, and if
should so far forget myself as to sUear, you
will oblige me if you will caution mo about
it," The young man instantly apologized,
and there was no more swearing heard from
him during that journey. The old man
was-John Wesley.
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Ba5- "Gentlemen," said the Texas man in
the restaurant, when the waiter dumped a
plate of hot sou p down his back, gentlemen,
don't laugh" AS he had risen to his feet
and drawn two revOlvers, his wishes were
respected.
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make suggestions aS 10 lllateFldl HlOulllCl-
tion of the law with any confidence in the
correctness Of my conclusions.
| invite careful attention to the report of
the commission, which contains much valu-
able information as to the operation of the
law and Of the condition Of the railroads in
the State.
THE WORLDS INDUSTRIAL AND COTTON
CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION.
In accordance with the provisions of an
Act Of Congress- approved February 10, 1888,
the President of the United States has
issued proclamation announcing that the
Worlds Cotton Centennial Exposition will
be opened in the City Of New Orleans on
the 1st Monday of December 1884, and will
be held continuously until the 3lst day of
May, 1885.
This exposition will be held under the
joint auspices of the United States Govern
ment, the Cotton Planters Association of
America, and the City Of New Orleans. The
original design was to celebrate the one hun
cotton from America but the scope of the
exposition has been enlarged, and it is now
proposed to make it a worlds industrial eX-
position, including all arts, manufactures
and products of the soil and mine.
The Act Of Congress referred to provides
for the appointment by the President of the
United States, on the recommendation Of
the Governors of the various States and
Territories Of the Union, of one commia-
SiOner and one alternate commissioner to
represent each State and Territory. The
Governments of other nations are to be in
vited in the name Of the United States to
be represented and take part in the expo
SitiOn.
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COLUMBIA, s. c., November q, 1883.
Gentlemen Of the General Assembly:
In the performance of. my official duty
I have the honor to transmit the following
MacSao oa
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IN to assist with the washing and ironing Must
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u IT. between and IL g.. M and and 4 p. m.
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Minor Matter. From the Capital.

WASHINGTON, June 6-White Wolf Big
i Bow and Sun Boy, representing the Conan
che and Kiowa Indians of Indian Territory,
| accompanied by their inter prefer, Thomas T.
| Woodward, had conference with the Secre-
| tary of the Interior to-day respecting the
boundaries of their reservation. The Indians
claim that at the time of the signing of the
treaty in 1877 they were told that all land
| lying west of the Wachita or Red river was
| their exclusive property. Now the land is
held by the State of Texas and is known as
Grier County. The Secretary informed them
lin reply that the present boundaries of their
reservation corresponded with those specified
in the treaty and he could do nothing for
them. They will have another interview
with the Secretary tomorrow.
| The Northern Pacific railroad has forward
ed to the Secretary of the Interior two
checks in payment for certain lands in Mon
tana coded by the Flathead Indians to the
| railroad company. One check for SIG, 600 is
in payment for he right of way through the
1 Flathead reservation over lands held in COM
mon by the Indians and second check for
| 81, 625 is for the improvements of individual
Indians on lands in the same reservation.
| These amounts were agreed upon
last fall, when Mr.. McCammon of
the Interior department visited the
reservation and acted as arbiter in the mat
ter for all the parties interested. The agree
ment is still subject to ratification by Con-
| gress. Inasmuch as the railroad has been
| built through the reservation Secretary Tel
| Ter deemed it proper that the Indians should
receive their money. The $7,625 has been
sent to the agent at Flathead to be distribut-
ed among the Indians entitled to ii. The
other amount will not be distributed at pre-
I sent.
Bids for supplying the Postofice depart
ment with stationery for the next fiscal year
were opened to- day. A number of Wishing
ton, New York, Philadelphia, Springfield,
Mass, and other eastern firms were among
the bidders.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-07

The Capture OF the BARRIERS.


DUBUQUE, June 6.-The Barber boys who
were captured last night are safely lodged in
the Waverly jail, the county seat of Bremen
county. The capture was effected ten miles
east of Waverly after a desperate fight in
which one man was killed and three severely
wounded Great excitement prevails at
Waverly and throughout the surrounding
country and there are loud threats of taking
the boys from the jail and hanging them to
the nearest tree. The officers of the law are
preparing as best they can to resist any such
attempts.
Tariff For Revenue OnIy-The Plat
form of the Democrats.
Dies MONIES, June 6.-The Democratic
convention held here tonight nominated
Hon. II. L. Kline, of Tama county, for
Governor; Justin S. Clark, Montgomery
county, for Lieutenant Governor; Judge
Walter Hayes, of Clinton, for Su-
preme court Judge; Edgar r. Yarr,
of Page county, superintendent of pnb.
lie instruction. The platform reafirms
the principles of the party and denounces the
addresses of civil service, declares in favor OF
tariff for revenue only, opposes constltu'
tional prohibition, declares it the duty of the
State to regulate railroads by legislative en-
actments, demands that no citizen of this
country be imprisoned by foreign govern
ment without charge or denial or the right OF
trial. The convention was harmonious,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-07
Kentucky.
A Shocking Tragedy-A Doctor FA
shoots His EVife's Brother.

A Shocking Fragedy-A Doctor Fatally
shoots His Wife's Brother.
LOUISVILLE, June 6.-Clarence Boyd,
prominent young artist here, who has exhibit
ted at the New York academy frequently,
was dangerously shot to-day in the shoulder
and through the abdomen by Doctor W. W.
Barnes, his brother-in-law. Barnes wife,
handsome young lady, Boyd's sister, has
lately separated from her husband after
much unhappiness and Boyd accused Barnes
of traducing her reputation in public.
Among other things it is said Barnes charged
his wife with acting as nude mo lei for her
brother, Boyd went to Barnes residence
about noon and demanded TO see him and a
quarrel ens1ed in which the shooting oc-
Cured Boyd was unarmed, but the testi-
mony shows that he made demonstrations
towards Barnes as if he was armed and told
Barnes that he had come to kill him. The
wounds are probably fatal and Boyd is lying
at his fathers house. Mrs. Barnes has been
FRUSTRATED by grief all day. DR.. Barnes was
released on 1000. The high standing of
all parties makes the affair very sensational
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-07
dMants.
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Merr1ek stin PuzzIing the jury.

WASHINGTON, June 6.--Mr. Merrick devo
ted his address this morning in the Sta,
route trial to showing the relations between
Rerdell and ex-senator Dorsey. He asserted
that Rerdell was pupil of Dorsey and com
menting upon Rerdell's testimony said he
had every inducement to tell the truth. He
had been deserted by the other Star route
defendants who enjoyed liberty while be
languished in prison He had been made to
bear the burden of others sins and in this
extremity he has thrown himself on the
mercy of the government. Mr.. Merrick
then entered into review of s. w. Dor.
sey's testimony, corroborating it with the
testimony of government witnesses. He
had not concluded when court adjourned.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The New Tvvo Cent stamp.

TIC NEW Two CeMt SLAmp
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The postmaster
general to-day approved the design for the
new two cent stamp. The following is a
general description: On a tablet is sus-
pended an ineised shield decorated with a
beadwork oval forming a framework sur
rounding a copy of Houdon's life cast of
Washington. At the base of the oval figure
is the word 'stwo,' on the left the words
Scents" On the right surrounding the up
per part of the oval appear the words uni
ted States Postage" The color of the stamp
is metallic red. The stamp is handsome
piece of workmanship and displays decided
artistic taste, the shading being particularly
delicate and finished.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-07

The Reasons For FarrOW's ExcAusfOn
New YORK, June 6.-SecretAry Seabury of
the National Rifle association to day sent a
letter to Adiutant General Dryer of Rhode
Island in regard to the exclusion Of Mr.. Far
row from the International rife team 1t
states that Mr., Farrow did not comply with
the preliminary conditions prescribed for the
competition for the first eight places on the
team and he was not selected as a member of
the second eight because previous team cap
tains had pronounced him guilty of insubor-
dination and other acts tending to create dis
sessions among his associates
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-07
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

Rev. D. B. Knickerbroeker, of Minneapo-
lis, has been elected Bishop by the Episcopal
convention of Indiana.
Base ball yesterday: At Providence, Progi-
dence Il, Buffalos 8; at Boston, Bostons 6,
Clevelands 4; at New York, New Yorks 2,
Chicagos (game called after the fourth In
ming on account of rain); at Philadelphia,
Philadelphias 20, Detroits 4.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-07
NEW ENGLAND.
Ma sSachusetts.

New Superintendent Mt TeVvksbury.
BOSTON, June 6.-At to-day's meeting of
the State board of health, lunaey and char
ity, DIR. W. A. Gorton, of Danyers, was elect
ed superintendent of the Tewksbury aims
house. vice Captain Marsh removed, and the
resignation of DIR. Lathrop, resident physi-
clan, was accepted. DIR. Gorton will perform
the duties of the latter as well as the former
Office and will assume charge as soon as the
Governor confirms his appointment.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-07
Florida.

A Young Man Shoots His Sweetheart.
TALLAHASSEE, June 6.-At Longswamp
George Chandler took his sweetheart out
walking and shot her three times. She died
in few moments Chandler was arrested.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-07
NEW YORK.


Body Fished mp i'm the Sound.
New YORK, June 6. -Fishermen this morn
ing while drawing the seineoff Rocky Point in
Long Island Sound brought up the body of
a man about thirty five years old dressed in
business suit of gray cloth and having sew
eral stab wounds about the chest and head,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-07

- HOUSES on Chapel, Grown, Poplar, GIL,
ETH Lloyd and Portsea streets, Howard and Dav-
Ill export avenues. Several tenements In various
parts of the city.
IT. G. Sloan q Son,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-07
A Tariff For Revenue Only-The Plat
form of the Democrats.
Illinois.

wealthy Merchant Kills Himself.
JOLIET, June 6.-Daniel Speer, wealthy
grain merchant, shot himself dead this after
noon with revolver in the parlor of his res
idence. He had been in i'll health for some
time and was to have left an hour later on a
recuperating tour among the mountains of
PennsYlVania.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-07
The Long Session of the Lawmakers

The Long Session of the Lawmakers.
Boston, June 6.-The members of the
Legislature have been receiving $500 per an
mum. They generally sit five months each
year, but this has been an unusually long ses-
sion. Five months have passed since they
convened and sine die adjournment is not
yet in sight. To-day the House passed bill
making the annual compensation $3.50.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-07

NNHREE hrst-class carpenters.
b Apply to F. A. GILBERT,
i'll S39 CHAPEL STREET
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JOAN Francts Rak.r,s su,t.

BRooKLYN, June 6.-John Francis Baker
brought suit for 300, 600 damages against
the Methodist book concern for having taken
from him the contract for canvassing the
city and near points for the Encyclopaedia of
Universal knowledge. The book concern
admit the contract, but plead in defence that
Baker secured the contract by misrepresenta-
ton
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-07

HtFS# TWO or three furnished rooms with board
i!l for small family. Must BIS In a desirable To-
LII. cation. Address f. NJ,
JET 2tf Box 1885, Postofice.
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THE SOUTH.
Louisiana.

Drowned While Fleeing From Punish
ment.
SHREVEPORT, June 6.-At Lawn Planta-
ton Hillary Phillips attempted to whip his
daughter for leaving church. He chased her
into the bayou and she was drowned
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-07

Am ArmOry Covering sixty-FOur Lots.
BRooKLYN, June 6.-Plaus for the new
armory of the Forty seventh regiment have
been accepted DO the State commission, and
the building will be one of the finest of the
kind in the United States. It viii cover sixty
four city lots and will be two stories high
with mansard roof.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-07
sevan mIllton pollars Involved.

seven MI1I1On DOIIAfH IhVOIV6Us
BOSTON, June 6.-After an amendment had
been accepted to the Cape Cod canal bill pro-
viding for 5000, 900 deposit as guarantee
that the work would be diligently prosecuted
the Senate to day passed the bill Some
seven million dollars are involved.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-07

Rains at Albany-The Losses Over Hal
Mlllf0Ms
ALBANY, June 6-Half million dollars will
not cover the loss in this city by the rain
storm to day. Easements were flooded and
houses undermined. Lightning struck sew
eral places The press rooms of Weed &
Parsons were flooded to depth of five feet.
The firm estimate their loss at $40, 600. The
rain was accompanied by thunder and light
ming.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-07
verdict Under enc C.vtl Damage A,

Verdict Under che Civil Damage Act.
BROOKLYN, June 6.-Mrs. Adelaide Smith
to day recovered verdict of $4,000 dam
ages under the civil damage act against Pat
rick Dempsey and Cornelius Clark, whom
she accused of causing her husband to be.
come drunkard.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-07
ino Lots. Money!.

IL. It. COmstOCk s. Co.
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENTS.
FOR RENT
- Furnished Cottage, rooms, at Savin Rock
#iiA Rooms for manufacturing purposes, central
H.U ly located.
Houses and Tenements In different parts Of city.
For Sale on Easy Terms.
Several first class modern built houses College
and York streets.
Houses and Lots in very desirable localities.
One of the finest Farms in the State at very low fig
urea, would exchange for city property.
Office. Room 2. No. 40 Church st.
Next to Postofice.) Open evenings from to 8.
l.. F. COmSTOCK, F, M. DENISON.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-07

one of which is directly through the heart.
The body had only been in the water few
hours and is believed to be that of some pas
senger on Sound steamer who has been
murdered and thrown overheard.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-07


YOUNG man to work in hat store and make him
Il self generally use. Call between and p. m.
W. G. BUTLER,
u It At Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-07

AIDES and young men in town country to
Il 4 know that we can furnish them with nice and
pleasant work at their own homes where they can
easily make from So to 81 day. The work can be
Gone In spare time without hindrance to present
cupation. No nvassing or peddling, and no stamp
required for reply. Address at once to
+. WILLARD 4 CO.,
je6 Ct Manufacturers. Roston Roy hoa4