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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

orders from the Postoflice Department 10
keep the Office open on Sunday, but has
done so for one hour each Sabbath since he
has been IN office; that as regards q large
class Of citizens desiring their mail on the
Sabbath he has heard no such expression,
but, on the contrary, most OF the business
men and the better class of citizens oppose
the idea Of keeping the otflcs open on Sun
day; and no one has yet spoken to him in
favor of keeping the office open on the Sab
bath. In reply to the first part of the article
he pronounces that q base falsehood," and
will refer that matter to bis neighbors.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

THE Chicago Tribune ia a article On po-
liticsl libel ssys: Notwithstanding the
latitude OF free speech given to the press in
republican America, TIE courts have Jeal-
ously gua'd private character from assault.
The sympathy CT a Jury in such case is
counted upon 50 surely that salts are brought
asainst the newspapers every dag by spscu-
latiDg attorneys on shares which are devoid
of merit, and. contrary TO the popular iui-
preston, the conductors of responsible news
papers are constantly % the alert to prevent
the publication Of any news which may do
IN injury or injustice to private character.
In this day Of active journalism sternal vigi-
lance doe not always succeed in sappressing
What msy Be construed into SANDER, but
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
stanton's Bid Accepted.

The Slate Finance Board held meeting
about 4 o'clock Yesterday afternoon in the
office of the Auditor of State ard the bid of
Walter l. Stanton, of New York for ibe
purchase of the new 500 600 issue o, bonds
was accepted. The bonds were dated MAY 1.
bearing 81 per cent, interest, running ten
years PAYABLE sf;er Eve. The praruium on
the bonds is = per cent. Mr.. S'antOn. il
will he remembered. purchased tn otb r
i'sue of 81 5000, aud that was considered
ooe IF the best loans ever negotiated by the
State.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
The Gr-eucas.Is Posroiice.

GREENcAsTLE. Ind April 30.-Ths Indian.
apolis Times of to day contains the follow
ing: The Postmaster at Greencsstls is
disciple of Bob Ingersoll, and yet ne refuses
to take Sunday mail. AS tbs mails ara
carried directly through that city on San
day, and large class of citizens desire their
mail on Sunday. his conduct needs al ex.
PLANTATION" In reply to ths above Mr. Nef.
the present Postmaster, says that he has no
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

Special to the sentineI.


KEoKUK, Iowa, April 30.-Ths Indian spo-
lis Club expected 10 win so easy victory over
Keokuk, to-day, and therefore, instead of
putting in regular pitcher allowed Collins,
short step, TO do the twirliDg. He WAS hit
safe fifteen times. and The home club won
the game bv a score Of u TO g. Keenan, sup
ported Collins behind me Dat. while FOHv
and Daniels were the battery for Keokuk
Indianapolis secured seven hits OF of the
formers delivery. Errors: indianapolis, Z;
KeokCk 6
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

Hon. ROBERT w. MIERs, OF Bloomington,
has been appointed Judge of the Tenth Ju-
dicisl District to fiji the vacancy caused by
the recent death Of Judge Francis Wilson.
This Is a first-class appointment. He stands
well where he is known professionally and
in sll other regards.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
Indiana Inventors.
Indiana inventors.
The following patents have been granted
40 Tnd;aD;a,s.


Ferdinand G. Bippus, assiguor OF one-half to J.
Albecker Evansville, fifth wheel; Lorenzo w.
Forbes, Wilkinson. Ina, indicator attach ment for
sawmill head blocks; joseph +. Hartman. ReDs-
Seleer, Ind, wire floating nve-box; Lewis H. Nc
CullOUgn, asslgnor 10 Richmond Fire Alarm Com
pany, Richmond, Ind, fire telegraph system non
interfering ire telegraph system and apparatus
electro mechanical gong striker and multiple sig
nal box for fire and police teleglaphs-four pat
ents In all: John Naery, New Albany Ind. car
brake; Josiah Philippe. Becknell, Ind, gaze VIII
liam s. Reeve. EdwardspOrt, Ind, cheek rowing
attachment for corn planters; Michael Schless.
man, Columbia City, Ind, railway crossing: Ma
thsniel shafstall, Flint Ind. sulky pillow: John
y. shannon, Carlisle Ind. strap attaching device;
William F. Spencer, Richmond. Ind, seat and
opera chair; William a. Wheeler, Indianapolis,
Ind. edge curling machine.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
Referring to Senator Voorhees, tbs eminent
correspondent, Ben Psrley Poore, says:

Dan Voorhees,. 'the tall sycamore OF the Wa
bash, as re called by Inciana politicians,
Was the ab!est Democrat on the door of the House
OF REPRESENTATIVES during tbs war-an object of
admiration smong his political friends and OF
aversion among his political opponents Person
oily lie was fsvorite on both sides of the House.
When some of the prominent Representatives
would rise 10 speak. their hearers would have TO
listen sttentively all the way through to End out
which side they were on. and even then IL might
not have been easy to have told But when voor-
bees got up the first sentence he uttered was key
TO all that followed. He never took middle ground
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
The Gettysburg Memorial.

Some time sgo The Governor appointed
the memorial tablets on the battlefield OF
Gettysburg These committees will leave to-
morrow night, and while the Legislature
appropriated s, 600 for providing the ne ces-
ssry tao e's, il made no provision for the
expenses of the COMMITTEES. The ommittee
Tili select sights for the tablets and contract
for their construction and erection.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

SAYS the Paris Figaro Of April IS: I'VE
must contestant we do so with pleasure
that the relations between the United States
and France tend to grow better, on this side
of the Atlantic, since the advent Of the DEM
cratic partyto power"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

to materisIize inside a lookup. At this st.
Louisans will be glad. They will favor
limit to the embodiment Of spirits. Even
the "hesd' which many of them find in
their spirits is often troublesome OF morn
ings; they will object to a waist being
added
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

In anything. His forte was denunciation OF his
opponents. and he always used Webster's heaviest
artillery TO tear down the enemy's fortifcstions
Others defended Democratic principles BY eulogiz.
ing Andrew Jackson and palliating the faults and
fotbles of James Buchanan. but VOORHEES, did II by
sins and shortcomings of the Republican party.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
Hon. Robert Miers Appointed.

The Governor yesterday settled the veKed
question in the Tenth Judicial Circuit By
appointing Hon. Robert w. Miers to ill ths
vacancy caused by the death Of Judge vii.
son. The appointment is certainly . good
one, and none more generally popular could
have been made.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

The Journal refuses to confirm the nom.
ination of Hon. Bsyless w. Hanna. Il is not
important. All of his friends and nsighbors
at home, without respect OF party, have in.
dorsed him Unsnimously-to say nothing Of
the gallant Democracy of the country. That
is more significant than the mouthings of
sore headed Republican orsaps
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

IT would be some satisfaction to know who
connected that latest lie concerning rup.
ture between the Secretary of War and Gen.
eTsl Sheridan. 1t was made tout OF whole
cloth, " there not being shred of truth in il.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

New YoRK April 3O-Ths Brooklyns had
no trouble in beating the Bsltimores in
Brooklyn to-day. They ouIplayed the visit
ors at every point. The hits of the Balti-
more men were scattered aud OF little avail.
About 500 spectators saw the game. The
score by innings:
brooklyn. ................4 2 o OOl4 liz
Baltimore ....................l o O 0 O-.I
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

Earned Runs-6t. Louis ?. Home Runs-Lewis,
l. Passed Bsil'-Flint, 1: Baker. /. First Base on
Balls-of Corcoran.-2 of Sweeney. ?. first Base
on trIOIs-NORe. Struck 0ut-By Corc0rsn, 4; by
sweeney, s. Umpire-Cashpaan.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
Omcrs Elected

Capital City Grove, No. II, Druids. last
night elected the following officers:
Noble Arch Gilbert Martin
Vice Arch II W. Webb
SecretsTy-w. II. Bowman.
Treasurer-J Forbes
Trustee simeon Coy.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

THE fight for the nited States Marshal.
ship of Northern Illinois WAKES hot and ia.
teresting
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

newspaper publishers are fully advised OF
the risks they run and the penalty which at
tends trespas on private individuals"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01
The Philadelphia Press saws:

Colonel Murat Hsls,ead. OF the esteemed Cincin-
natl Commercial Gazette. says he never was IN q
party caucus in his life. The Colonel doesn'l
Know the fun ne has missed.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

AIR. Kelly will go TO the Austrian Court
instead OF that of Italy. Now let Us have
peace.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

GEEERAL GRANT has gone to WORK again On
his new book
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-01

To the Editor OF the Sentinel:
SIR-Why do the Republican papers keep on
harping over slavery, rebellion ana war-thtngs
settled over twenty years agO2 Is there any moaey
IN II 70 them, or 90 they do II for fun
The Somerset reporter., 1885-10-07
Washington Matters.

1t is said the President has considered
the names Of Charles h. Goldman ant
Carl Schurz as members Of the Civil Ser
vice Commission.
The President has decided that the pos
itions of weighers and gaugers In the Gus
tom service come under civil service exam
nation rules.
1t is estimated that there has been de
crease of about 81, 1000, 900 in the public
debt during the month of September
The payments OH account of pensions dur
ing the month were about $4,OOO,OOO.
Services in memory of General Grant
were held In Washington last Thursday
evening under the auspices of the local
commandery of the Grand Army of the
Republic, in the Metropolitan church.
General Logan delivered an address.
Senator Blair says that he intends to re-
Introduce his Educational bill In the SEN
ate early during the coming session, and
that the hill In the House, Representative
Willis and others, would see that 1t was
early enough In the session to insure act
ion upon It.
Representative Morrison OF Illinois
gives out that some members OF his fac
ton will be sure to present . tariff bill de-
signed to break the wall Of tprotection.
He does not seem to be very hopeful OF
success, but the light will be initiated.
The Debt Statement for September
makes the total debt, less available cash
items o. ,Bal ~, ll2b7, ut cash In tho
- Trois1sy o. lsgle d, ~, ~ .3l3.-
n. 49, - eneA 8 ~ 41oasnry ~
~ fSG< m .I4n - - - 64o00o II
The Somerset reporter., 1885-10-07
Lexington and Highland Cattle
Show and Fair

The exhibition of the products Of the farm b,
the inhabitants OF these plantations, take the
form of harvest festivals. All who are able to
attend, and go to have good time, and the.
surely had that last Tuesday. 1t was one o
autumns most gorgeous days. These place.
have kept apace with the rest of the country il
the improvement of stock.
Preferences were reported as follows: Tow
teams, Lexington LIST, Highland I'd. Tow
teams, 3 years old, Highland LIST Lexington I'd
Beef cattle, Fraurina Gould, A. II. Chase, Chas
Boston. Matched oxen, Chas. Boston, Garlic
Hardy, Joseph Williams, Chas. Albee. Stock
cows, ii. b. Luce, LIST and I'd, Chas. Boston
Heifers year old II. d. Luce, NJ. Luce, Tay
lor & Stafford. Two year old heifers, Taylor 4
Stafford, I. b. league, Carlo Luce. Bulls, II. b
Luce, Sumner Clark. Bull calves, II. b. Luce
H. c. Moody. Yearling steers, Carlo Luce
Alton Albee, b. Parsons, Matched three yeaI
two year old steers, Taylor & Stafford, J w
Parsons, II. b. Luce. Best two year old steers,
B. c. Luce, Taylor & Stafford, J. Parsons. Hors
es, draft horses, Boynton Brothers. Carriage
horses, 7. B. league. ]. J. Walker. Matched
horses, Boynton Brothers. Matched years old,
Henry Savage. Matched years old, F: E.
Boynton. Three years old, Henry Savage, War
rem Morton, Allen Dyer. 2 years old, F. E. Boyn-
ton, A. A. Dyer. year old, Herbert Luce.
Sucking colts, F. E. Boynton.
Fruit aud vegetables were exhibited by Is. C..
Luce, J. H. Greene, S. Pierce, Dellie Green,
Alton Churchill and others.
There was good display of articles manufac-
tured by the ladies'. Entries were made by Mrs.
Miriam Clark, Mrs. s. Pierce, Miss Nellie Tufts
Mrs. John Green, Mrs. s. Albee, Mrs. Frank E..
Boyntoh and others.
At the close of the day, the babies on the
ground, land that interesting portion Of COM
munity was well representcd,) were gathered
under booth, and their sweetness estimated
and reported as follows
LIST, Mrs. Albert league I'D, Mrs. B. F. Taylor;
Sd, Mrs Wilfred Strickland.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-10-07
STATE NEWS.

Names cranberry crop is reported to bt
large.
In the race for the stallion cup at Mys
tic park, Boston, Wednesday. Pilot Knox
owned by J. II. May of Augusta, won In
2.19 81. Maine is looking up in the horse
record.
Eighteen cases of small pox are report
ed at Mcgantic on the Canadian border
The Lewiston board of health has taken
precautions against, its introduction into
that city. Other cities and towns should
do the same.
The Philbrook Brothers, of Lisbon Falls
have been awarded the contract to build
the new gymnasium for Bowdoin college
at Brunswick. The structure will cost
between $4,000 and $4,000, and will be
completed before the coming spring.
The American Forestry Congress, at
the annual session in Boston last week,
appointed Gen. Charles Hamlin of Bangor
and Mr.. John +. Hobbs of North Berwick
a committee for Maine, to assist In draught-
ing and promoting the passage of q un-
form system of laws relating to forest
fires. Mr.. Hobbs read an interesting and
able paper on Laundering Interests
Their Dependence on Systematic Forest
ry," during the session.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-10-07

The Boston Daily Journal appears in
new type. Among the Republican readers
In Maine, 1t has needed no introduction
for quarter of century. Clean, sturdy,
careful to get all the news of Importance,
avoiding sensations and mere gossip, it is
the sensible readers newspaper. This is
to be an important year at Washington
and in the discussion of business and in
dustrial topics, so those who wish to keep
thoroughly posted should have daily
paper and for that purpose none exceeds
the Journal in intelligence, candor, relia-
bility and cheapness-six dollars a year.
No paper outside of the State employs a
man of the intelligence of Mr.. McCleery,
the Journal representative. Persons de-
string club rates should address him in
Portland.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-10-07
President Cleveland and his
Cabinet.

IS. johnson & Co. % Custom House ST.,
Boston, Mass, will send to any address in the
United States or Territories for fifty cents in
stamps, with the order, beautiful life-size stone
engraving (size "a 30) Of President Cleveland
and his cabinet, and two boxes Of the famous
Parsons Pills, both by mail postpaid. 1t has
beauty, and is practically given away, as every
druggist, physician and general trader knows
that the uniform price Of Parsons Pills is %
cts per box.
This engraving is copyrighted and VIC own the
plate. No one in this or any other country can
get the engraving except through us. The price
OF the engraving alone, il on sale at any art
store, would be $l.OO or more. Our object in
making this great offer is to acquaint people
with the use Of these marvellous Pills. All who
order should mention this paper, with their own
name and post Office address plainly written.
Address l. S. Johnson & Co.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-10-07

Our agitation of the dangers arising
from Canadians coming from the infested
parts of Canada has borne fruit, and Dr.
]. B. Thornton Of ScarborO, has been APP
pointed sanitary inspector at Moose River
The appointment ought to have gone to
some physician more acquainted with the
habits Of the people than DIR. Thornton
can possibly be, but then even members
of the State Board of Health have their
favorltes and they must be provided fol-
at the risk of all the State getting the
smallpox. DIR. Thornton arrived here
last week and left at once for his post of
duty. He Is q pleasant young gentleman
and will doubtless do his utmost to per
form his duties well and to the satisfac'
ton of all. The recommendation of an
inexperienced young man just from col
lege for such position shows what al
inadequate idea of our danger our BOARD
of Health have. 1t is one thing to issue
high sounding circulars, but quite another
to deal with an important matter practi-
cally and Understandings.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-10-07

CLASS fb-FOulfry.
White-crested block Polish chicks, b Flagr, l..
Light BrahmA fowls, A sawyer, |. Light Brahms
chicks, A | Sawyer, |. Carrier pigeons, saw
yer ]. White Plymouth Rock fowl, James Htl /.
White Plymouth Rock chicks. league,
:. White Lcghorn chicks, Z Davis Miller, and 3,
Brown Leghorn chicks, + Il Teague, and 2 Silver
spanglcd Polish fowl. d Flagg, l. Chicks, y
league, /; b $ Flsgg, 3. Wyandotte fowl,
Davis Miller, l. Chicks, c Davis Miller, l.
The committee also recommended gratulties Tor
certain displays Of agricultural indictments, viz
Winter h Mason. pumps; I II Ellsworth, U h
swivel piow; John Turner, wheel harrow: Luke
Hilton. sulkey plow; b Shepherd, Aroostoos
potato digger.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-10-07
PREMIUMS AT THE PARK.

CLASS i-Shorthorne, full blood
Bull: year old, Charles C.yford, !; " Whit.
years old, Charles Cayford I. Heifers. year old
Charles Gaylord Heller calver. Charles Cay
| ford, and 2.
CLASS 2-Eereforde.
Bulls, Q years old and over, G A Atkinson, l
n Danforth q Sons, g. Bulls. l year old. Nose,
French. and2: Ball calves. Shepherd. I; N
n Dsnforth sons.2; Noses French. 8: Cow
3 Heifere 8 years old. X B Shepherd. He,fers
years old, r B Shepherd. Moses French. y and
8. Heifers. year old, Aoses French, .ndS; c A
Noses french. :. The committees on Hereford,
make the award Of premiums TO c Atkinson or
condition that he show . satisfactory pedigree Ia
the trustees within thirty days. failing to do which
CLASS 3-Jerseys.
Bulls, year old, @ A Marstcn, I. Cows, G A
Marston. l; lothian Weston, .; Peter MHlbon, s.
H.ifers, ! ye:. old: c A Mar'ton, and Heller
Class l-Grades.
Stock cows. Paine; !; c A. Atkinson. 2 and
8. Dairy cows lothian Weston, !; ca Atkinson.
2; John yo.n1s. s. Heifsrs. yeas old, ? g
s;o De lie ass: o. ys.1 3D. d1
Atk, neon, !; Frank Aalbou. 3. Heifer calves,
l. Paine. 1 c A Atkinson, 2.
CLAs.b-Oxen and Steers.
Oxen. years old and over, John p Whttemore,
/; Joshus Burns, .; John swain, 8. Steers,
Toim.n. ]. s.ser.. year: old. joshua Burns j;
5ohn fs1 ws..:nors I'M steer s sf y. ss SS
herd, !; Tuttle BrOe.s.
CLAss 6-Town teams Of oxen, skowh-san, 1;
Aadison,2.
class 7-Sussex.
Bo!l 4. yss1 old: H g9.l:igh l. Heiis5'
8urleigh,i Heller, year old; H g Barleigh, !.
Grade balls, John Weston, l; Tu.te Bro'. .; L
The Somerset reporter., 1885-10-07

Thomas II. Sherman Esq, who was for
many years the private secretary of Mr..
Blaine has clerkship in the State de.
partment at Washington. 1t is said tina
the administration purposes to offer him
Z cousulship with the hope Of getting him
out of the Department. Mr.. Sherman is
one of the most efficient clerks in govern
ment employ in any department.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-10-07
Stoves and RANGES.

LARGEST ASSORTMENT, LOWEST PRICES
in Maine. We have the New Byron, Our Choice
Viola, Kitty, Union, Nashua, Quaker and the fa-
ES. A good Range and Ware for Sl5. Remem.
Der we warrant every top for year, and we
guarantee every Range perfect baker. Pipe,
zinc and Ware goes with every Range. Any
our SPECIAL CONTRACT SYSTEM. Terms,
Is to 90 down, and - TO y per month, accord
Ing to cost Of Range purchased.
Don't delay on this matter Iron has advane-
ed In price within the week. You will never buy
lower than now.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-10-07

Hon. E. X. O'brien of Thomaston is a
y candidate for the Collectorship at Wal
doborO. Mr.. O'Brien was for many years
In the old Sd District the standing candl-
date against Mr.. Blaine for Congress-
The Somerset reporter., 1885-10-07

How old are you," said an ancient
dame to . grinning little tar-p0t. "Well,
II J. goes BY what mudder says, IL most
ten, but II goes by de fun Use had. Use
most hupdrcd." o! that al could meas
urs their years in this way, but how many
measure them BY long night watches,
81 almost fatal coughing spells, which
ee91d have hesn cured BY bottle Of DR..
- Cough Dyyup taken n ssasou.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-10-07

Business men of New York don't like
the course pursued by Postmaster General
Villas In connection with the foreign mail
service and have passed resolutions de-
houncing 1t.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-10-07

The President is reported to have told
the rival candidates for the Portland Gus
tomhousc to settle it among themselves,
and that he don't care to do anything
about 1t until they do.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-10-07
massachusetts State Convention.

MASSACHUSETTS, Stat0 OoUVoHt'o"'
The Massachusetts, Republican conven-
ton was held last week. 1t was large
and harmonious convention. Senator
Hoar presided and made very able
speech. The platform demands the en-
actment by Congress of national bank
rupt law, the immediate and unconditional
suspension Of the silver dollar, and the
vigorous enforcement of the Edmunds
law in Utah.
The following ticket was nominated'
Governor, George d. Robinson. Lieut..
Governor, Oliver Ames; Secretary Of
State, Henry b. Pierce; Treasurer. A. W.
Beard; Auditor, c. r. Ladd; Attorney
General, Edgar J. Sherman. All unani-
mOusly
The Somerset reporter., 1885-10-07
New Firm,

Mr.. Arthur W. Hall Of Rockland has pur-
chased half interest In the Waterril1e Sentinel,
aAd ~ Arm controlling that paper will hereafter
b Moore 4 Hall. Mr.. Hall is son Of Judge
Q. q. Hall Of Rockland. Success to the new
ln says he RErcxrzR.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-10-07

Complaints were made to Secretary
Whitney that certain war veterans were
discharged from Navy yards in May last
and he promptly caused their reinstate-
rnemf
The Somerset reporter., 1885-10-07

Many Democrats In New York are Of
fended st the party nominations for Gov
ernor and other State officers and indicate
determination to support Davenport for
Governor
The Somerset reporter., 1885-10-07

Senator Eustis of Louisiana is prepar-
ing speech to attack the Administration
upon the assembling of the Senate in De-
: Aaunnkap
The Somerset reporter., 1885-10-07

Forty.four deaths from small pox in
Montreal is the record of one day. Satur-
day last Eighteen cases of small pox
are reported at Megantic.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-10-07

ThoG Abby who murdered Lydia
Bnow, - ~ Hall, Portland, and who
Was coavictsd Of murder in the second
degree some months ago, has been SEN
fenced to imprisonment for life.