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The Portland daily press., 1884-03-27
MAINE.
Especial to the Press.)
AuspicioHs Opening of Fryeburg Accade-

Especial to the Press.)
AuspicIoHs Opening of Fryeburg Accade-
may.
FRYEBURG, March 26-The spring term of
the Fryebnrg Accademy opened today with
one hundred and twenty scholars. More are
expected. G.
Go the Associated Press)
Pinned by a Granite Block.
BDDDEFoRD, March pa stone mason of
the nsme of John Benson, Iivisg on Pool
street, was at work with others, az McIntire's
cut. hosting huge block of granite into Car
yesterday. The graphing hooks of the der
rick gave away, the stone fell, and Benson was
pinned to the ground by the heavy block. His
left leg was badly crushed, although no bones
were broken, and today it is swelled to almost
twice its normal size.
A Criminal Arrested.
BANGOR, March 26-Charles Stevens, who
was convicted in Piscatsquis court, of rape
on girl at Kineo, but escaped before sentence
was pronounced, was captured at Readfield
to-day and brought to this city by Marshal
Read.
The SVeoeibrzry irz Trouble.
1t is reported that the revenue cutter Wood
bury has broken a shaft in the ice at Egge-
moggin Reach.
The Dexter Tragedy.
Mrs. Chase of Foxcroft, who has been re-
ported to have confessed her lately de-
ceased husbands Connection with the celebra-
ted Barron case, in conversation today denied
emphaticaiy the stories aAoat. She says she
had never made any such statement and has
no knowledge whatever about the affair. 1t is
generally believed that the reports of disclos-
ures are purely sensational and that NO addi-
tional light will euer be thrown on the Dexter
mystery from that source.
Maine Industrial School fer Girls.
AUGUSTA, March 26 Governor Robe, Sec
retary of State Smith. Ex-Governor Perham
and other trustees of the Maine Industrial
School for Girls held conference in Hollow
ell today in regard to the erection of new
building for the school. The sab committee
reported that $4,000 had been raised for the
purpose and plans we're submitted for bull
ding to cost that amount. Part of the trous-
tees advised the construction of a building
similar to the one now built which would cost
much more. The matter was laid on the table
for consideration at the adjourned meeting in
June.
HHaine,s Railroad Taxes
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-27

A wrestling match for $500 eide was arranged
yesterday In New York between Duncan y; hoss OF
Clrve and and Natso IA sorakichi' the JspaI % ese
wrestler, TO take place at Cleveland, Apln 1tn Two
bouts will be catch-as-catch-can ana TWO Japanese
style with toss up for the firth.
In a political dispute at Norfolk, Va, yesterday
morni"g Mayor Lamb gave Police Commissioner k.
V SeareheV the lie when the la'ter slapped the
NTayor In the face twice. They were taken be ore
Judge Brooks and had to furnish bonds in $500
each for good behavior.
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-27
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, March 27.
The indications for New England are
cloudy weather and rain followed by clearing
weather, winds shifting to northwesterly with
lower temperature.
Cautionary signals from Cape Henry to
EsstEort.
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Ill 27 P MI
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-27
LATEST MARINE NEWS.
The Brig Aupus,.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., NJ .rch 26.-The brig
Augusta, ashore on Block Island, has IL feet
OF water in her hold. An agent of the owners
is on the island, and the Coast Wreckipg Com
pany has been applied to to get her off. Her
cargo is valued at S75, 600.
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-27
uutrages in Crete.

GAMBIA, March 26.-Numerous murders of
Christians by Moslems and Moslems by Chris
tisns are reported FROM various parts Of Crete,
Officials have cut the telegraph wires and are
intercepting letters. Election riots are consid-
cred imminent
Striking Coal Workers in France.
PARIS, M arch 26 The strike of coal work.
ers at AuZn, in the department of Duuon
still continue, and acts of violence are begin
ming to occur. The house of a non-striker was
wrecked last night by an explosion of dynam-
ite by mob No loss reported.
RIotOus Workmen.
PERTH, NJ arch pa mob was precipitated
this mcrniug by striking iron workers, and the
troops were called out to quell the disturbance
They fred upon the crowd, killing one man
and wounding several
Cable Notes.
An anonymous well-wisher sent to Emperor
William on his birthday tive splendid Seyres vases
The old Kaiser is delighted with the gift Thesen-
der is believed to be President Grevy of France.
The police have discovered secret dynamite fac
The London Daily News says that the report that
MI adstone thinks of resiening this year is abso
lister who would think of Quitting Office in view
OF the present condition Of affairs at home and
II IsIsPoiuoss IsussIan go,o1n-
ment Will shortly propose freedom of navigation on
the Dardaueiles, B sphorus and Black Sea.
The latest advices from Tonquin state the Prince
OF the royal family of Anam has been co victed
for promoting massacre of Christians and has been
hanged.
A detective has been murdered at Kharkov, Rus
sia. by rerrorists.
The system of keeping Mary Andersons name
before the public in London still continues much to
the amusement of society The latest story is that
Lord Colerldge has made her an offer of marriage
and been refused
The Paris police have discovered a gambling
house, the frequenters of which were women.
When they made the discovery 26 women we're
preset engaged in playing baccarat. The proprie-
Tor OF the house was arrested. Several ladies have
been enticed to the place and fieeced.
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-27
FLOODS AND CYCLONES.
Record of Ruins in the South and
West.
Thirty Houses Destroyed Near Newton,
North Carolina.

Am Entire Family erish in "A Cyclone
Floods Near Ansonia, Conn, Cause
$5O,O0O Loss-Losses Reported in Other
Localities.
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-27

News has been received from the South Atlantic
whaling fleet. About fifteen vessels report that The
general success of the last season has been only
moderately good.
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-27

A spectaa the Boston Merchants Exchange
dated Melbonl Ma ch L5t says that American
lumber is doll at heavy decline in prices. Mich-
Flo los,
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-27
SONS OF VETERANS,
A New Camp Orga nixe.. a, saco.


Grand Army Hall in Saco was filed with
veterans and sons Of soldiers in the late rebel
lion. Tuesday night, and camp of the Sons
of Veterans, to be known as Guilford Camp,
No. 20, was formed. This camp takes it
name from the late Hiram Guilford, who en-
listed from Saco in the 10Th Maine Regimen
and was killed in the first engagement in
which he participated. Capt. @. Fl. McKu-
sick, Of Shepley Camp of this city, was one o.
the leading promoters OF the organization o.
this camp, having devoted great deal Of bis
time during The past three or four weeks to the
matter. Among those present besides Capt.
McKusick, were Col. Augustus S. Libby, AG-
jutant Waldo H. Perry, Mai. Ed. K. Phil
brook, Lieut.. VIM. II. Perry, Sergt. o. P. An
drees, of the Maine division, Lieut.. Joseph
A. Burr, Lieut.. Henry J. Shaw, Sergt A. Fl.
Perry of Shepley Camp, and twenty Others
from Portland and Saccarappa. The above
wore the regulation camp uniforms. Forty
comrades OF the Grand Army Post of Saco as
listed in the organization. Guilford Camp
starts with a membership of 28, who were
muttered in by Col. Libby and Major Phil
brook The officers elected were installed by
Col. Libby.
After the installation, speeches were made
by Col, Libby, Major Philbrook, Capt. Nc
Kusick, Lieut.. W. II. Perry and Comrades
DeeriDg and johnson. A collation. was fur
nished by Fred S. Gurney Post of the Grand
Army, after which Maj Philbrook gave an
exhibition drill, and musical exercises were
furnished by others present. Guilford Camp
is the largest of the Sons OF Veterans ever or
ganized in the State.
Capt. Babb vas elected as represen tative to
the Division Of Maine, which meets in this
city April 10th.
"ProtectIon and Respect, for RumseIling
a few days ago an organization of liquor
dealers in this State formulated resolutions in
which they declared that the business in
which they are engaged is Legitimate" and
entitled to the "protection and respect" OF the
community. Long habit doubtless blnnts per
oeption. The soap-boiler cannot smell the
stencil which pervades his own Werks. Inc
dealer in hides comes to think bis wares sweet
and inoffensive; and so it is possible that those
whose business it is to sell poison 10 the pub
lie, and who witness hourly the disastrous ef-
fects Of their trade, may think u IS deserving
of respect But the public can make no such
mistake. A trade which hourishes upon the
ruin of its supporters, which derives its reve-
nues from the plunder of homes and from the
defrauding of helpless childhood, from the
degradation OF manhood; which requires for
its prosperity the injury of the community;
which ministers TO every vile and vicious pas
sion and propensity; which makes drunkards,
and thieves, aud embezzlers, and gamblers
and wife-beaters, and murderers; which bru.
talizes and degrades all who are brought in
contact with t-csnnot claim the respect and
assuredl, ought not TO be able to claim the en-
couragement OF the community.-N. Y. Tri-
bune.
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-27
MINISTER SARGENT.
40 De transferred from Berlin TO 81.
Fetersbn g-The Change Causes Much
Surprise i'm Washington.

WASHINGTON, Mar. &c.
The President has sent to the Senate the
nomination of Aaron A. Sargent, Envoy Ex-
fraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to
Germany, to be Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary to Russia, vice VIM.
H. Hunt, deceased.
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-27
KOrtlng'S Universal Injector.

NOR feeding boilers. win lift hot water at 800
Il F. The best boiler feeder In the market
Warranted. For sale by
JARVIS ENGINEERING co.
~ Union street.
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Striking Coal workers i'm France.
Wy @ nOUst mo loss reported.
RIOtOus Workmeu.

PERTH, March ga mob was precipitated
this morniug by striking iron workers, and the
troops were called out to quell the disturbance
They fred upon the crowd killing one man
and WoQnding several
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-27
The Dexter Il Tragedy.

1t is reported that the revenue cutter Wood
bury has broken shaft in the ice at Egge-
mncoin Reach
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-09

CALL
for Township Conventions Oct, II, and q County Convention
 october 15th, 1884.

The St Democratic Central Con- mittee h. called state convention for the pu e of nominating demo- cratic can4l luate for the position Of Chief Justice Of the supreme court of Arkansas to be held in Little Rock Arkansas, Oct. 21st, 1881, the under signed, the county democratic central committee ofPope county, hereby calls a democratic county convention to be held in Dover on the 10th day of Oct. 1884 for the purpose of electing dele ga.es to said convention. The several townships central committee are au- thorized to assemble the democratic voters of the various townships in con- vention on Saturday the Huh day of Ooctober for the purpose of selecting delegates to the county convention on the 18th of Oct. Township conventions will indicate their preference by in- struction for the candidate they desire.
 The several townships are entitled to the following number of delegates to- wit: Dover 4, Liberty 4, Martin 2, Illinois 6, Wilson 4, Lee 2. Griffin 2, Gala Creek 3, Galla Rock l, Bayliss |, North Fork I, Allen 1, Independence l, Sand Springs l, Clark 3, Holly Bend ?, Gum Log l, Convenience l, Morcland l., Valley l. ii
 The county convention will take into consideration the advisability of en- larging the county central committee by adding member from each town ship iE the county. I'D conventions can indicate preference for said mcm- Der of committee in case the county convention deems it expedient to en- large the committee. ..s-4ss essss
 Signed: K. A. DARR,
 D O. RRoWN
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-09
RusselIvIlIe, Ark.

Correspondence of the Democrat.
 Among those who are prominent before the public as candidates for Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, there are none better fitted, or more eminently qualified, by all the en- nobling virtues that elevate the hu- man race ana lend grace and dignity to noble mind than $. K. Cockrill, Jr. A modest and unassuming man, he is scholar and profound think CT, being naturally endowed with bright faculties, he possesses clear and comprehensive mind, and has a sarge stock of practical common sense Unnecessary to every well bal anced mlnd.) In his social rela tions he is known as an honorable and conscientious gentleman, and stands high in the circle of his ac- quaintances. For. the last fifteen years, while pursuing the practice of his profession in Little Rock, he has won the respect and esteem of his associates, and stands well with the members of the bar. He is SANS PEUR ET SANS REpRoCnE," his moral character is pure, and his whole life has been free from all forms of vice xas bad habits. While not an ex tremlst in his views he is a man Of strong will power and of firm con victiohs. His being selected to rep. resent the State of Arkansas on the Democratic National committee was fitting compliment to his sagacity and intelligence. There has been some objection raised on account or his age, while he wears not the hoary locks of winter nor is his back bent with the weight of years, he is In the prime of life. Twenty years ago he was old enough to shoulder a gun and march to the front in de- snse of his country where he re malned and served gallantly until the close of the war. Old age is honorable, and gray hairs are to be respected, but they do not always Indicate wisdom. Some of the great est and brightest names emblazoned upon the scroll of fame are those whose achievements were recorded on the pages of history, ere the red blood of youth had ceased to flow in their veins. Napoleon Bonaparte had distinguished himself and was com dnander of an army at 20. Alexan- Ger the Great had reached the zenith oi his glory and wept because there were not other worlds to conquer before he had passed 30. The Bard ol Avon and scores of others who
 Upon flames eternal camping ground dnelr silent tents are spread;
 While duty guards with solemn sound The biyouac of the dead"
 They shed their light upon the world and died ere the fires of you'll had fed, Cockrill has both age ano
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-09
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The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-09
CURE FOR PILES.

Piles are frequently preceded by a sense of weight in the back, loins and lower part of the abdomen, causing the patient 10 suppose he had some affec- ton of the kidneys or ncighboring or- gans. At times, symptoms of indiges- tion arc present, as flatulency, uneasi- ness of the stomach, etc. A moisture. like precipitation, producing 6 very disagreeablc itching, after getting warm, is q very common attendant. Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles yield
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The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-09
B. OfF, Resolutions.

Correspondence of the Democrat. Be it resolved by Pope County Coun- cil E. of F.
 1st. That it was never the lnten- tion of this order to expell any mem Der on account of not voting with us in any election.
 2nd. All lodges composed of SIX members are invited to reorganize and pay up their back dues. 3d. That the president of this body appoint suitable person to reorganize said lodges. 4th. That said Lodges apply to the president J. H. Gamblin) or M. H. Buchanan for reorganization. 5th. That these resolutions be sent to the Pope County Reflector and Russellvillc Democrat for publica' ton. By order of Committee.
 II. J. MAYO,
 w. H. MONTGOMERY,
 J. T. BURRIs,
 k. ToBEY,
 Committee.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-09
Scottsville Scraps.

Correspondence of the Democrat.
 Health very good Sam Lewis is building nice residence here. \. James Burns has sold his farm in the barrens to J. Walters-co consider ation $550.. We notice q broad smile on Sam Maloney's face-cause boy. J. w. Stokes of Morri.ton is here visiting. He in company with Mrs. F. Gooch will return to Morrilton on the Doth. w. M. Dowdy will start for the Lone Star State in few days. We wish him success. :. Messrs. w. s. Sherrill and NJ. NJ. Carouthers have gone to Newport. Mir. Sherrill went home, Mr. Carouthers on visit. l. The game of B. B. on the 10th ult. be- tween the Gravel Hills and the Sand Hills resulted in score of to 6 in favor of the Gravel Hill nine u. The Cleveland and Hendricks club met last night and was addressed by Hon. k. l.. McCracken. Dr. F. Belk- nap and Mir. Wm. Hale. Messrs. Belknap, Pardew, Bullock and Me Cracken will address the next meet ing. All are invited, both ladies and gentlemen <. Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Bewly have been blessed with new arrival of the female per. suasion. Messrs. Carouthers & Blackford have moved Into the new building known as the Mobley & McCracken house Carouthers re- tires, but Blackford continues Boss"
 NOVICE.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-09
Township Meeting.

There will be meeting of the demo- cratic voters of Illinois township in Russellville, Ark, on Saturday, Oct. llth, 1881, at Two o'clock in the after noon, for the purpose of electing six 60 delegates to represent the de- mocracy of said township in the conn- ty convention called to meet at Dover. Ark, Wednesday, Oct. 10th, 1884. Eve ry democrat in Illinois township Is earnestly solicited to come out.
 By order of the township central committee.
 R. F. WILLIAMSON,
 Oct, l. 1881. President.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-09
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 R. L. Pollard. It is said that Sh3rif Grady pro poses to put $500 in Republican paper Tn Johnson county.
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The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-09
The Great Industrial Exposition
 at New Orleans

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The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-09
K. A. DARR,
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 Garden Bottom, Ark, Dec. 28, 1883.
 1 highly recommend Collins Ague Cure to all suffering with Liver Com plaint or chllls. It is truly great remedy. J. D. McReynolds.
 Farmers are sowing large crop of wheat in Fulton county.
 Briggsville, Ark, Sept, 10, 1883. Collins Ague Cure is giving very great satisfaction, and has proved itself very superior remedy. l have constant demand for it.
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 The Methodist church at Lockes burg has received a new organ.
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 The citizens of Toledo and vicini- ty held railroad meeting last week.
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 A slight earthquake shock was felt in Howard county Sunday night.
 Black Jack, Kan, Oct. 23, 1883.
 Myself and neighbors all agree that Collins Agne Cure is the most wonderful medicine in the world, and that it never fails to cure where everything else has been tried in vain. c. R. Daniels, farmer.
 There is an abundant crop of wild grapes in the woods surrounding Melbourne.
 Many forget that the hair and scalp need cleansing as well as the hands and feet. Extensive use of Ayers Hair Vigor has proven that it is the best cleansing agent for the hair--that it prevents as well as re moves dandruff, cools and soothes the scalp, and stimulates the halr to renewed growth and beauty.
 The local option law will remain Tn full force as adopted at Berryville until 1886.
 Blue Mountain, Miss, Feb. 9, 1884.
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ELEVENTH YEAR.---NO. 3S.

experience sufficient to warrant the assumption that he is fully compe- tent and capable Of discharging the duties encumbent on the office with honor to himself and credit to the State, should the people in their right confer the distinguished honor of electing him Chief Justice.
 NAUTILUS.