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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
RRnWNFlELp.

Ellsworth GlpAirick has returned from
California. who're hc has been toe past Two
years.
nr Hcrbsri Jordan % So waltham has
hen hone ou a short visit This week.
Hiram S~avcy IA soli his house lot -
la b whltnsy aud boughta loi % Mslor
Bssn. Where be- Nil move oil. hoase Mr.
wh.tncy will build a stable To- TIE fsll
TIE ATE heavy rains have washed TIE
roads badly. sni grass on meadow lots u
Injured nv thc overflow OF brooks and
rivers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

The a. A. n. aud cI,lrets In this section
held memorial services AZ the church, Sat
uriay, At i0a m. Addresses were delly'
cred by Rev. Mr.. Thatcher and Col. w. T.
Eastis.
r. A. sawyer Of Phillips was ln town
Thursday, ON business.
Up. Stanley OF Paris has gone TO Lake
View Cottage, Weld, with his brothers,
Henry q. and Frank Stanley. and W. w.
Smith. and wilson OF the New England
uouse BostOn. n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
WILSON'S MILLS.

The lay crop Il estimated % be about
two-th.ris 90 iasi years yield, and or hne
qgaIty.
y X Bennett has dashed hay,ng J. c.
nes- has Ilst commsuced.
Toe Bennett Brothers are putting Gu
r1'a ou tlc.r rev barn.
Camping-oui parties are nov beginning
o. come A party % eight are camping Al
thr heal 90 Af.scoos falls.
Higgins Is also going The rounds 70
kcep th.ngs lively. with The Idea IN Us
hell % huIfug seven fires on each man
farm .u toNn.
Two meetings Saniay-0nc AZ the upper
ani one AZ the iCscr school house preach
log bv Rev. Mr. Russell Of Weston. Mass. .
Two abe sermons, repicte with lessons OF
ahIshsr and better life, were listened 70
bv those Wh0 chose % attend
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
= hRnMNEIELD

We hal q severe rain on The fourth,
washing thc roads. art on thc meadows
tarrhes of hay rakci the LAY before were
Coated
ST.. n Cole entertained ihc uu.versal-
.., Circle 1u Che 5.h . flil aiteniance.
TIE regular mest.ug % thc W e. /. T.
Un the .ih.
.. IlttiefciI hls holght TIE house or l.
\. Giles formerly occupied ~ ,. l. DreN'
an1 moved Toto lt
j : Grey. Who has been AZ work up 10
fhr mountains on thc 4. 4 O, wa- badly
bruised 1afng che ra.u 90 Tuesday While
attempting Oh fS the derrick be ~as
thrown .nt1 thc water With great force.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
DENMARK.

The Rev. Mr.. Jordan, who has preached
At the Congregational church here Tor a
number OF years. has Withdrawn on &C
count OF IN health, aud the pulpit will be
supplied by Mr.. lIsuge Of South Bfidgton.
Mr. Jordan retlres with the respect and
confidence OF the entire community.
Rev. O. Y. Alvord has completed bis en-
gagement OF one year with the Unlyefssl'
Isl Churches al Hiram and Denmark. and
will soon return 10 his home In New York.
George w. Lord aud his sister, May y.
Stuart, Of Lawrence, are visiting friends 10
Denmark and fryeburg.
Sweet corn IL looking finely and soon
there will be lively times a. the corn shop
OF Burnham q Morrill, The amount 10 Do
taken here was limited To $50 acres, and
filled soon sfter the books were opened
much more could have been contracted foi
IN the Co. had wished for more.
There has been quite . sale for oxen, for
tha last two weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
HARTFORD.

The Line School District. In Hartford.
includes the farm where the nrst birth and
death took plscs-the farm where simeon
and Rosnns Carey lived, the bone OF Nell
son n. Carey (my schoolmste), the pster-
nal parent end grandparents or Louise Ca
rev, the world.renowned singer-the farm
where the parents OF Mrs. Persis Watson
lived; the mother, wife OF Genus Mitchell,
was my years old when her daughter,
Mrs. Lincoln Watson, Was born; she has
had six daughters, ell living now save one.
who died 10 youth; four are now married.
Her parents had seven sons and four daugh'
tiers, whom knew,-sll but one school
mates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
" SIMMER

The house o. Mrs r Morrill, Was oorned
August 50.
Rainy weather. .,..A..,,.
Great NUMBERS OF persons 20 oius0e'''
log. now. .At. ci.ce
AN Chandler, formerly o, ms 49,
s.ei on saturday, Aug. Isl fanerA SUI
vice Al This place, Aug. >. 80. :,
N. q. Taeil has beet visiting MS 80
Dlxeelt, George y. Palslfer ana we arc
an I.Ocke's Mills, visiting. No
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
BYRON

Nrs. Ms wm. Thomas died on The tth
.ust. ant j. hurIci today. The eth.
Iuua n Hal L. visiting her friends
here
We bad a cop.ous rain on the an. We
tfr noN having fuc lay weather and pco-
p.c Improving lt 81 the best advantage.
Mr aui Mrs Copcr are a. work for q
Hal. daring hsyiug Chas ami Bert
Rlu1iott. n. a. Witham and W. A. knapp
are AZ work Cor J. q. shaw.
nr Tultchtu has taken Abb.o iloistons
grass o. cat
10 IL tho1ghi hat Mr. A :. Youog Is
slowly Improving
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

OXfORD, sat- Coart Of frsos,e he,n AZ
Paris within aud f0fthe Coanv ot otton' On
tne third Tuesday Of JAY. A. u. iss5
ia he rettlon OF SARAH D.. GRAY, Of san.
ner Ia sail county, praying TIA, James . wtsn'
tate OF Ola Gray. late Of Paris IN saii eeaaS'
deecseii .....- -. -.
ordered, Ihat the ssii fsutioner give no
uce 70 all persons lnterested bl oAusns s.vl,
a, mi. orer 10 Ii pu bshed three weekssacs 1ssss
IN In the oxford Democrat anevspapef printer
Al Paris, IN said C0unty. that they may appsru =,
= Probate Court TO be held IL Paris, on ne ,hIs
noon .nd ,hos cause Il any ihsJ have Why The
''"'' '"'"'' exc. A. wILsoS, Jsdgs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

Too much needed rain Of last week has
given a gnri siart OBJ flli fcCl
a Uitr hay|ug IL stil in progress IN
farms of mtny acrcs
f.lnE uatch.uson nf Aahuru j. visit.
.ng lr.cuis iu Slmner.
Last Salhaih m1ru.ug a hAntsomc new
ID r.r was seru upon she pulpit % The Con
rrafnuaI church. lf was . present from
Mr. n.tsY k Stft-ou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

TIE T. n society. aided by the pastor
arf people. have paced a nice Estsy chap
ei organ In the Talon church In Upton
Etry nn'y seems much PLEASED with o.
Mill Wet of Boz lngtnn. VI. - organ.
Ist
To rc Wtrr lts AL thc morning service,
Suniay. AM eighty remained % sabbath
school
Thr Young men AMI boys occupy IN II
spare tine In con weather. p'Ayiug base
bali
Toe rl1k il thc great attraction, Ssiur.
CAS- evenings
IF Eans ari sIfc 90 East St1neham,
Ar. visiting lrlenis iu tnNn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

o-.rf ne sorst storms wc have hal
~. - Zine sst I'm Moudsy uight an
...,.l rufl tuesday noon, causing ne
-, \, sgeff10 IT, banks strong east
49, r-rrsHs-l. which has damaged the
80. rtry mach.
~ ~ NJ Harry . Dixie gave oue
q ttfr popular eutcfit.nments ~ we
r,sr utl Mouiay night Which Nts a
$50 fr0tf. ani Was Witnessed ~ iaN
krraH
....rra l.I. gafIon or oar p-oQ.t wat o.
a. r.-.,r OBJ sre che siI.ie. AT SaniAy TIE
800 rrauk il failing of gcitlus up a.
go. Ia to 90 thlrc.
b. r.anoiY saN a bear ani cap one tay
...tu..t I'M f.s pasture.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

w are happy b announce that Rev. 4
ID h.ehirison AM bis wife are Improving
II n. Everett sni wife have returned
non Harpswcll
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
oxF0RD. .l-Ai. c9sII % rr9 :, a., I'D o =

OXFORD, SCALA Court Of Probate he'd q
Paris. within aud for the County ot os"''' y"
the third Tuesday of Jaiy A. ID. w..
Oa the petition % Anna Harlow, Guardian o.
EdIth u Ethel u. ard lone Harlow MINOR her.
OF Elbriise q Iiarl0s, late % Dithsli 10 SAIL
eonysy certain real estate fflly described 10 her
pstition % ale Ia the Probate Oncs IN the to~n
81 Canton 10 sad couaty. 10 Hiram A. Nils. o. an
tdsanta geOas ncr Of four hundred dollars
t,rderef. Tnst The saii petit0osr ave notice 70
ali persons Interested By causing an absf ,et
of her petition. sith this order thereon, :,
be- publ'shed three weeks suceessl,eg 10 Ihe
OXFORD Democrat printed a. fns' thu ,neI
PAM Ia sad County, on the third Tuesday o.
Aug. next Of line O'Clock In me forenoon. sni
show caase, " any they have WIZ the same snou'a
GEORGE A. WILSON, Jsdxe.
true eopy-Atfcst: N. q. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

oxFORD. ss,-At Coart OF rrOoate beta Al
paris. xlthia and FOE the County u OXFORD
~. ,,i,I Taesdsy Of JAY, A. II. lsA
Oa the pctili0n Of ALBERT NJ GROVER
cuarilan Oft aleb Goodn0s, an insane Pcfson,
BetheI, 10 sad Couaty, prayinf 100 lecss.
A M. nstltIon on DIE In the Probate ONE v
Henry GOOdnOs, At an adFAntAfeoas oar o. n. "
dolafs the proceeds 70 b. put on int;fes' iof the
blnfat u ssid GOodnow and vile.
Orssred. mat the said petitioner give nolice
"a III persons Interested 81 causing an sosfasi
~ M. petition, With this order thereJoi 70
b. pablished three wceks excessively "a inc
m. .nuear Al A Probate Court 10 be held AZ fsris
I'M s.i county on the third Tuesday Of Auf nexi
"a NM o,cloes In the forenoon and show eaase 4
any lhey have Why the sane shouli no' %
granted. o ,yu so~ t...,
A true oopy attest; n. Z. DAVIS Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

OXFORD .,-M q Court Of Probate bed u
Psrs within and for the County o. OXFORD
on the third Tuesday OF Jaly, A, ID. iss5.
an he pstitIon o. GEOkGs u. bl.BkE,
casfdisn OF frsnk \. and klbriise -. Harlow,
minor heirs Of Elbgiise q. liglos, late Of DIX
6eld In ssid County, dcceased, pfsylng iof lcenss
no eel and cJlvcy osftain real f.ate taiy De
1901 I'M hls petition 90 ale in the Probate once,
"A uafed In the town % Canton In sAif eounty, 70
Hiram A. Ellls. st an Adsautaseoas oacf OF two
hundred and sisty-sx dollars and sixty sh cents
Or6sref mat the sad psthioner ave notice
"a ali persons interested BY causing an absu.ct
al his petition with this order thereon 70 % luo
ll.hef three weeks saccssstssly IN the okfofd
D< mocrat, prlnted at Paris, that they may sppen
Al A PrObsts C0srt 10 be held 81 Paris IN sab
county on the thiTd Iaesdsy 90 Aus. nekt. Al
o'elOck 10 the forenoon, AMI show cause ~ any
,,sx nave xhy me same III 1ulf not be granted.
49, oEO. A. WILSON. ysdge.
Atrue eopy-aitesti u. q. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
Atm. sap,-.l...i u . paws. ~ .l,I

OXFORD. ss-At Court Of Probate bell Al
Pars within AL ior thc County ~ phioii
IN M thIHi TarsIaV of IalY, \. ID. Us.
0uAHIf-snt n. MASON, tscceigIs on
ths ssfais OF harloits N. fsrlty, late Or Naisf
ford In saId O1uutY. iscsaset, hss "a pftsfn.c ]
thrir Affruat % almlnI strAilln 70 20 tftttf ~
sa.d icccs "a iof kll1s knce,
Ordered. That the saId ikefstofs eve h.lite
10 All ltf aous lutsrested ~ causing oopi oiihs
or,ief b. b. Published three SEEKS successive
lV 10 the ONfufd nemocrat, uee.pApff
tfIutsd AZ Paris that thsruay appeaf a Affouate
iouft o. be held AZ Paris. In sali NoanN On
ths third Tucsiay 90 Aug neat, aiS o'clpck IN ne
forenoon and shos cause 10 any they have WY
he ssmi should not b. allowed
okO A WILSON. Judge.
A true copy Attest ~. & DAVIS. kesl.ief.
OXTogp. ss.-Ma court Of Probate held Al
psfis wllhin AMI Tor ne County Of Otfora % ne
thrd Tussdsy ~ JulF, ls,o.
FDNfN \. HASKELL, namcf ette ter IN a
fert.ir Instrument Iafuoftlns o. D. ne ass III
sni rssfamrnt 81 HAffst X. lksteu, late 81
Paris IN sah Cluaty, deceased, hafins pre-
ssu la the zane co. Probate
OEpEsHD, hat the said kNeCui0f ave notice
10 All persons Interested b. easing copy ofthi'
order 10 b patllshsi weeks succcssiVciy 10 the
or FORD ~ mocrst priniei a. fafis. that thsI al
srresr Al Probate Couu 20 BE- held 81 Paris
I'M saId coauty on the mind 1uesday OF Aus q ~,
AZ o'clOck Ia the f0rsn0On n shes caass u Ani
they have shythc sad lnttuiment should uot ~
pfosed approved snd All0scd a. TIE lAsi W ~ snl
Testament Of sAii dscessci,
t,ue eopy. attest III q. DAVIS ,kegittei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
A ,,us COPY .uss..Nn /. b.yI. ..sn.Is.

oxIORD, sat Court u rrooa.s hei ~
Paris within and Tor The County Il oAioii' On
th~ tblri Tue.tav % JalY. A ID. l.S.
,.St.ie Instrumrnt pafy1rtinE % be he lat VIII
al Tssiameat Of Caroline iouns, late Of
p.rls IN sal County, deceased, having prcstntei
The sane Cor Probate. -.
OEpERgp that the said Ixscator awe not lce
70 an persons Interested tr causing cow % this
or,lsr IL b. published Three weeks successfely IN
the O1lofi Democrat, printed Al fafis thai thet
in .ad County, 90 the third Tuesday VI AuS
neat Al O'Clock 10 the iofcnoon. AMI show cas-.
N sny they have. Why the ssd lnsifumeni N ~
not b. proved. approved sni allosei |. me i"i
" 40 All Tcstkmfut " sAli decesssi
GEO. A. WILSON Jaisc
49,. ems .ttestt-H 4 DAVIS, kfE stef,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
HAVE YOU COT

Mas. c. 2. BEsckErr, q Ilomou, hsi kidneJ
Di-Ase Could n0t IN up bat QUE Or iwo hours Il
atime. Hal a constant tfed feeling and go
headael.r, torethsr with ne usual
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-04-24
LATE NEWS ITEMS.


The Wales court martial resumed pro-
seedings e washiBgton on the 18th.
REV. JOHN J. DoronEKTY, formerly
Vicar General, died It Baltimore, Md-' o.
the 18th.
ALDERMAN FrowrR was elected Lord
Mayor OF London on the 14th-
Hox. JACOB d. Cox was elected fresi-
dent Of The University Of Cincinnati.
Jons ROACH has been offered $4,000
advance on his contract price for the DOL
| phin by the Russian Government
| THE Irish Times says that the Maiiow
rio.ers were imported from Cork
THREE Mexican horse thieves were
killed il hght with rangers near Eagle
! Pass, Tex. on the 14th.
I, Hos. NORMAN J. CoLMAN officially en-.
tered upon his duties a. Commissioners o.
Agriculture on the 18th.
| THE people OF Cork received the Prince
| and Princess Of Wales on the 18th with
marked demonstrations.
A EoLLER-coAsTER collapsed at Toledo,
O.. on the 18th, injuring number Of
school children quite seriously.
l UNDER the present administration de-
| partment clerks q Washington have 70
put 10 more time.
Aso1Hxn hitch Is reported in the peace
4 n>ectiatsDns between France aud China.
THE doverror q Texas stiIl refuses "a
sign the land blll, and All business in Ststs
lands Is Mt standstilLA 1At n tA
RUSSIA il taking precautions against Z
Polish uprising " the event Of wnr with
England, by . general search Tor and con
flscation OF arms iN#A ItNN
0xrrRAI GRANT was much better OF
the 18th. He read the papers. signed I
business document, talked pleasantly with
bis family and friends, and walksd sbou
the room. ldi
NATHAN WILLIAMS. cciored, was fount
TO he suffering from hydrophcbia. and wa
placed in an aIms-house az Wilmiugton
Del. uA
FRANK p. LAxpKRs, charged with swim
ding jewelry firms out Of large amounts
N has boon taken 20 Chicago by Pinkerton'
, | nan from Boston, whcre he arrested on hi
, ayrivsl from Europe
Tar body Of murdered man was foun
lin the Southern Hotel ut st. Lous. Mo-, o
the l4th, and was identified as that OF
Arthur Preller, an Englishman. II
thought that he was murdered by w. u
, Lcnnox Maxwell. who was with deceased
The body was badly decomposcd and wa
concealed In n zinc trunk.
Tnr cigar strike AZ Cincinnati Is ehdc
because Of tho withdrawal Of the supper
Of the international Union.
DgsKRrrRs from the Mahdi's ariny rs
Il port that the rebels have evacuated Ber
land Mctnmnoh.
. srcaEfAny ExDIcorr has issued an o.
. der inforErinIg clerks In the War Depart
! mcnt that they muEt pay their debts
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-04-24
MRS. DoDsoN IMMERSED.


The Rice Performed by Unclerical Hsnds--
The saving EHects, Therefore, some
what Probfemntical
WESTON, w.vA., April IA The forcIblc
immersion In the river at midnight Of .
well-known widow occurred here yester-
day, the persons laying violent hands
upon her being equally well known. For
some time past the widow, Mrs. Dodscn,
has been conducting herself In manner
which failed " meet the approval OF her
pciuhbors, and ut an informal meeting OF
hall dozen ladies', II was detcrmipcd
that an example should be made Of her,
accordingly about eleven o'clock last
night seven or eight ladies, who ieit That
tho good name OF the community
was being placed In jeopardy Dy
their crring sister, met at the
rosidcncc Of one Of the number,
disguised themselves, proceeded 10 Mrs.
Dosison's home and knocked at the door.
The widow opened ~, when she was
seized BY her assailants. A shawl was
thrown over her head, and the party hur-
rIed her toward the river hundred Yards
distant. Mrs. I5odson made aNdcspcrate
resistance but was dragged 20 the bank
and tossed into the Toe cold water, the
| party rapidly getting out Of tho way, q
soon as she struck the water. Alter mar
rowly escaping drowning, she managed V
| reach the bank and regain her. home
| When she gave the alarm Z search wal
| made for her assaIlants, but no trace o.
| them could be found.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-04-24

A raxArr o. peace has besn signed, ~
the eovernnsents Of San Salvador md
Hoh<luras, and the latter has j3inei tho
ALLIANCE against ouateanaia.
M TnR opinion prevAsls 1t Paris that The
bill "a incrsess the duty ON corn will 20
sAslved. fa1iA
TnE recent headquarters OF Osman Dig.
mas entirs.army At Hashcen Is now de-
serted. E4 VIA
TURKEY has decided 20 remain neutral
in tho event OF war between England and
Russia. NAY 13i
CONSERVATIVE members Of ths British
Parliament have resolved 20 oppose ths
Egyptian loan Of xi,0O0.0oO. ~
The French Government II organizing
two divisions to be sent 10 Topquin In the
event China does not come TO terms.
| on the 18th the United States vessel
| Tennessee arrived at Colon. The transit
| Is open, and all 10 quiet but further trouble
1 Il feared.
DURING March tho immigrants who ar
rived In the United States numbered ga
80.
OK the 18TH one hundred Pittsburgh pa }
puddlers left to work In mill In New zea-
land. N
vlGoRoUs war preparations arc con-
tinusd In England. l NV
ArrRR four months OF idleness, one OF
the Pittsburgh pal iron mills resumed
ON the 18th, giving employment % bol
mon 4Dv ndl at rf
OK the 18th the visible supply OF wheat
was 46, S51 ,s32 bushels; corn, 9,9jS, 456 bush
ala. oats D Als 40 busheiS 4tM
| OFrIcEks OF the Turkish army aud navy
are longing for war, and the feeling Il
| generally in favor Of an alliance with En-
gland. e
ORDrRs have been received by the Chi
nese forces in Tonquin to suspend hostili
ties
Il AMERICAN securities have nearly all ad
vanced ON the London market.
WABASH stockholders in England hav
appointed another committee 70 inquir
|. | inao the condition OF the road.
The additional statement Is made b
General KomaroR that he attacked tn
Afghans because 1t looked TO him as II ii
latter were contemplating . night attac
upon HIS lines. In British official circle
: General Komarof's explanations are nc
: regarded as satisfactory.
ExGLAxD i stated, by parties connecte
4 with the National Steamship Line, 70 hav
: purchased the steamship America, pay In
E250.00o.
II The United States Supreme Court Ia
rendered decision In reference TO q
liability OF married woman for certal
y debts contracted by her husband, nom
y nally as her trustee, and holds that u
wife 4 MT responsible unless she ces
! tracted the debts in her own behalf.
! A LARGE party Of Washington corr
: spondents left that city the'evening OF q
(. l13th 20 visit New Orleans and tho Expos
], ton They 20 as the guests OF Maj
= Burke, OF the New Orleans Tines Dems
= craf, and Director Gensral Of the Expos
i tion.
= Ir Is reported that Sir Peter Lumsd'
has occupied strong position % Tira !
- He il believed now to be able to prove
81 tho Russians from, attempting coup
main in the direction Of Herat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-04-24
TOPICS OF THE DAY.


THx family OF the ta1c 0o0<x1 - D. ~ -
are said to have left Guatemala for San
Franciseo. lsiMt #fsli
(ysxrxi a. IA RRros' SUCCESSOR u General !
Manuel Lizandro Barillos, President Of
an atemaIa- Nr ,Nf
HON. Rosr. b VANCE. OF North Caro-
lina. has hem appointed Assistant Cone
missioner Of Patents.
QUEEN v,cronrA decided on the 10th 70
return 20 Eurland Immediately, In view
~ she erisis ~ the relations between Rns-
"a ana England.
~. secrs<arv a. the Treasury was ten.
dered 4 reception by the bankers OF Al
banv on the 10th. but he declined with
thanks.
ms. II. c. BARRow. wife Of wal
Arown Connecticut traveller. died from Of
fects OF opium at Dallas. Tex, on the 10Th.
a ppocr.Auxrrox has Reen issued by
Cenersl Graham urcing the rebels In thu
soudan % submit 70 the British or take the
conseouences.
az the 10Th = delegation OF CnlIfornians
4 s>lled y, secrstarv Manning in referen CO
~ M colsctor Of the port appointment at
Dan Pr.rcisco-
TIVE Governor Of Ohio was the recipient
nj n fnf0FnNI machine ON TN lUku. W0lCu
would h.ve kIlled him. ~ ali probability.
had 4 exploded.
on the 10Th bodvsupposed to be;that Of
& 4. Conant. the missing editor Of Har-
Der's Weekly, was found In Coney Island
Creek. A
CoxnrssIoxER EATON. Of the Civil Ser
vice Commission, once more asserts that
the civu service laws are being faithfully
enforced.
TIE Fort Plain On. " faster, Kasc
\ SmuSley, who went % lcug without eating
\ anything, died on the 9th. after lying in .
comatose condition for several days.
The Tammany general committee adopt
Cd rssolutionss Of sympathy for General
Grant. The committee also Endorsed the
administration Of Presidents Cleveland.
OK the 18th General Grant passed . rest.
less day and suffered greatly from . bad
eough. His condition was regarded mucd
worse. -
HoS. JoHN sHERNAS addressed tn
Cincinnati Chamber o. commerce on M
THE body found in Coney Island Cree
was not that Of Mr.. Conant' the missm
editor o. Harpers heekg'
N hWHv DAuRs' : noe ana ieeIner 1ea'e
o. C'ncinnati. mas o,sappeareu' iessin
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f,osrox, Mass, April i5.--Dr. Max
well, who Is said TO have murdered
preller In ST. Louis, came here from
Europe ten weeks ago, and acted IN
an eccentric manner during his
stay. lie drank freely, was
mystnrious In his movements, ana
was fond 81 hourishing q revolver, win
the words; death 70 all trAitors."a Hc
pretended TO be practicing as physician;
| Prcllcr came with him.. but only rcmalnca
three days, .golng then 10 Colorado.