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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-07
AMERICAN FISHERIES SOCIETY.

WASHINGTON, May Cat to-day's meeting
NJ the American Fisheries Society the following ohcers
were elected Colonel Marshal Mcdonald OF Washing
TON. president; DR.. William NJ Hudson, OF Hartford
Cam. yice-president; f. @. Backord, OF New-York'
treasurer W. " Cox of Ohio, corresponding secretary
Fred Mather of Cold Spring Harbor New-fork record
ing secretary and G. Brown Goode, OF WASHINGTON
+. l.. May, OF Nebraska; Roland Redmond, OF New,
York. = A. Henshali. OF Kentucky Frank Clark OF
Michfgan g. G. Worth of North Carolina, ana george
sheI ard Page, OF New-Jersey executive committees ~
Isckford. Fred Mather ana Charles q. Atklns. ne
society viii meet tomorrow ON the hsning steamer
hawk,
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THE INFINITE FAITH OF IOWA DEMOCRATS.

WASHINGTON. May (SpeciaD.-"What do
the people Of Iowa think OF the policy of the Admins
tration :" Congressman Jerry" il. Murphy OF Iowa.
was asked to-day.
swell they wish the wheels of the Government would
move faster" replied the Iowa statesman pehsiVey
hut they have infinite faith in the good Intentions OF
the President and his Cabinet They know that they
can trust the affairs Of country In their hands TO be
dealt the that shall be the best Ior us pros
MT Murphy seemed to feel resigned but not cheerful
He braeed up however shortly afterward and boldly
declared that there good chance for the Democrats
20 carry the State Bext fall
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ApLAcE FOR BLACKBURNs BROTHER

WASHINGTON, May (SpecldD.-S senator
"Joe" Blackburn has secured for his brother the
office of Internal Revenue Collector fer the Ashland
Nv District. "Jlm" is an elder brother OF
"JoeD and at one time Secretary OF State under
Governor Luke Blackburn, third brother The APP
ointment has the approval of Senator Beck ana Henry
&attarsou jim will draw about three times more
salary as Internal Revenue Collector than he did as
Secretary Of State. although the tite OF MS ne" ooe
not SO high sounding as that OF the OLD one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-07
SILK CULTURE THE CoMIYG INDUSTRY

WASHINGTON, May 6 (SpeciaD.- Mr.. Nesbit,
chief clerk the Department of Agriculture says that
OF 800 letters received yesterday by him. least
fourth applications for silk coooons mulberry
leaves and information about silk culture. my Idea
said Mr. Nesbt to Critic reporter that this industry
ia destined to spring up among farm all over
the country and give them that profitable employment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-07

NEw-HAvEN, May 6 (SpecidD.-Seven years
ago the wife of Edward Haywood. an intelligent negro
living in Eaons in this city, died In giving birth 10
son This child at Is learned to-day has been kept In
solitary confinement by Haywood ever since his birth
because the believes that he Is not his father Yes
trdav the building fire. and h5 netghbOrs rush
tnv Ina round him. large bright muato, who fretted
ike an Infant when he met them He cannot tax.
There Is Indignation over thls act OF HAYWOOD
who In other respects. Is u reputable man.
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which they lost years ago by the introduction OF labor
saving machinery. Time was when they co nna
weave and spin and cnnrn, but now tney
are virtually out OF employment, and oelero
that silk culture IL going TO be very proper ana prs
able as well as pleasant The culture business IL
success only far growing the plant Is conccrhSu
understand that tea farm In North Carolina 10 ~
splendid condition. but IN this country we cannot Desh
TO they IN China or Japan not Only uo
have cheap labor but because the eemsnSs
do propitous silk culture Is the coming lnous
try OF the farm house" =, a
Mr. Nesbit added that there was yet small supply VI
cocoons az the Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-07

lam coppersmh by trade and during series OF yeafs
nv arms (beIng bare when at absorbed wonder
ful am unit of poison Having scrofuous tendency
from my youth small particles OF copper and brass "sA
get INTO the sores by this tho poison was
viewed into my blood till my whole system became nleeeI
was treated with old remedies " mercury and
tassum salvation followed my teeth all loose IN ~
nd NV digestive organs and been helpless
in bed for over year with mercuriai rheumatism NY J
were all swollen and OF arms and legs aus
became Helpless as an infant -.
nv auaerngs became intense that 1t was impossioe
ma 10 rest The tors advised 20 TO the ely hose's
,or treatment This I could friend, wno ~
nroyed friend indeed urged me to try SwlfTs speco
sving n would cure me- discouraged me- but -
cured few bottles. aud have now taken twodosen ooN-
The first effect medicine to bring the poison 70 ~
surface and broke all runnsg sores They 49,
disappeared and my skin cleared OIL My knees "nen -
become twice their natural size. have resumed theu
SIZE and are supple OF yoro. My arms ana han"s -
right again and can use without pain. The en'ne
ease has lef all ports of the body, save two ulcers
wrists winch are healing rapidly am weak frsn 'ons
nnement but have the use Of AL my nmos- s 80
Ia bringing me out greatest trial OF my me- anu 49,
not ind words sufficient express my appreciation %
yrtues and the gratitude feel that ever heard oi@
PETER E. LOVE, Augusta 90
January 0. 1885.
CAUTION. ..,,s m
slyIFIvs SPECIFIC m1st not be coa.ounlsi WIN -
pumerous Potash Mercury and sarsapari'iA mixtures
ora he,ns advertised great curealia There u n''
ike our remedy the world Gail at our N 4 oiA''
for trcatise on Blood anu Skin Diseases
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
MY.oncs, lSs West asass. VroDs psrisr'.
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nrnrn11c,N sENATORs IN CAUCUs.

ALBANY, May (SpeciaD.-The kepuOiicah
Senators held caucus this evening on the Capitol Ap
preparation bill After good deal Of discussion wlon
ended in no definite decision. the caucus
adjourned till tomorrow. Two or three nc
onblican Senators object to the pro"Sioh
tho hin creating an Advisory Commission, but TINS
aa,rra of the hin will not he eliminated, althOuEhi ~
may be modified. large majority Oh ,ne n po be
Senators are determined that ne more hon'g s',,
anrronriared 10 be used by Boss" Manning heh0H-
sasn IN running the Democratic machine here
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,snt tAs sss eompanss' money to Aslp elect mem

want the gas compsniss money to help elect them
simon stsrne. was introduced and said that for fortv
years the use OF the streets of NewYork had been sve
10 the ees companies and now 1t claimed haf tSs
Eeope could exercise control these monopolcs
h hnsr was no provision in the bill that had
peen defeated to compel these corporations ~
pay pscx the money lthey had wronefny
taken put IL had ony been sought restrict them u
zen per cent even on inflated capital in The futDrc
~ the famous Dartmouth College aud other cases n a
been decided that corporations their charters snh
Ject TO amendment repeal revision by the State n
was the duty and the right OF the State TO Regulate NJ,
relations between the people and corporations
and those legislators who did not know IN 4;
they were not knaves, were fools. Il was easv' fs
lawyers TO write opinions for fee that the exercise n
tine power was unconstitutional but no docent LAWYER
would risk his reputation by maintaining this before ia
courts Applause. w
Ex-Judge Arnoux was the next speaker He are,,ed
that whenever the State granted franchise there WA
an agreement that those who received
10 should exercise II with o due regard 10 tia
best interests OF the people. The gas companies
had increased enormously amount OF their capital
without decreasing the price Of II the people would
insist upon their rights the corporations would
acknowledge the business OF their claims. When any
persons banded themselves together against the Interests
or the people they should be suppressed. AppaiseL
lDan in the audience To make speech, but mo-
tOn To adjourn carried before he fairly started Hs
friends cried Go in Carroll" but he with tho
rest. -
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RAPID wo RK WITH THE BRIDGE BILL

AInANY. May G (SpeciaD. -The bTOOhIyH
p,do hi a. having marvellous rate OF progress rms
morning il was amended in Senate and passed rms
evening /, was announced in the Assembly usuany
such an important bill would be co9sdeTed in c9 Erank
,ee of the Whole Upon motion OF Mr. OhelI OF fIa"H
@ C W 4, ras snhsfIfuted for the Assembly Oil on
the same Subject aud OrdeFod to third reading Without
dol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-07

LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN READY FOR VISITORS.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May (Special-Aftef
oars NJ litigation Lookout Mountain been leased
yeryen OF this city, and the point win hereafter be
omen TO visitors thousands of whom come here TO see
every year.
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KILLED BY A FALL.

OswEGo, May 6 (SpeciaD.-Ihis morning a
boy named George scanton twelve years, employed
in running the elevator at the factory OF Wright
Boyle fell down the elevator shaft distance Of thirty
feet and was killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-07
CELEBRATING A GOLDEN WEDDING.

CANAJoHARIE, May (SpeciaD.-Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Buckbee OF Experience, celebrated their
golden wedding last night. Among tho presents was
diamond pin from John ii. St0rin, OF NewYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-07
THROUGH NEW-YORK STATE.
nprNING TnE pORr az OaMEGo-

OswEGo, May (SpeciaD.-A strong south
ern wind to-day drove the immense ice field which has
30 long delayed navigation, into the lake and allowed
several Canadian vessels to make port They are the
first arrivals here OF the IL is many years since
navigation opened at so late date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-07
Mp nrrsTER NAY BE SENT TO EGYPT

WAsHINGToN May 6.--There is talk among
wisconsin Democrats here TO the effect that ex-Con-
gresham Deuster of that State has been rendered the
at Cairo, Egypt HIS name was used
An conneetion with Berlin and Vienna MISSIONS Dut
It thoughs that will accept the Cairo appointment
ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-07

,u there ia no legal warrant for their eIs.enrs iva
Under the new ruling notes will be sSempion
hS until their issue Is legalized by tho
~ nrars The printing OF notes viii continue ~ u. no
ofore "a far s the first impression is ou,
b da n demand for them take the place Oh ho'oS
DESTROYED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-07

Free Consultation BY Physicians Of Swift specac Com
many NJ 1877 West 2Sdst trout parorl. This remedy
without rival a Blood Medicine Contains no MereSy@
Potash OF other mineral drugs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-07
POSTMASTER FINANCIALLY INVOLVED

Fnney OF Westve, has resigned, being financially IN
volved. His bOndsmen T. D. Beechcr and j. d. Payne
OF the Diamond Watch Company, here made up the d,
tciency, which amounted 10 $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-07
p1spUTrNG OVER FREIGHT RATES.

CHICAGO, May 6.-The general managers OF
the Western roads session here resumed their consid
Grafton Of freight ratee to-day. Many remedies for the
evi were suggested and discussed. When the meeting
analy adjourned nothing worthy OF mention had been
accomplished and 1t probable that the session
will last throughout the week. The arbtrators OF the
Western Trunk Line Association were also In session
mere today They devoted considerable time TO consld
erng the action OF the Northwestern Road IN refusing TO
rcport Sioux City and Pacific business, ana are uhuer-
stood TO agreed TO read that road out OF the asso-
ciatloD
The ticket brokers yesterday reduced the secondcss
nassenger from NewYork TO St. Louis from SlO TO
u Other ratea are unchanged rom the cut basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-07
MAXWELL ARRESTED IN AUCKLAND.

ST LOUIS, May 6.--Chief of Police Harrigan
received the following dispatch BY cable from Consul
Gamble announcing the of Maxwell the murderer
Of Preler in Auckland New-zealand, at o'clock this
morning:
Maxwell arrested yesterday and viii give trouble.
He has counsel Send officer with requisition and
sworn deposition by first steamer Advise state Depart
ment and cable when the officer sails"
Extradtion papers were prepared here to-day to be
sent to Auckland No agent for the State has been ap
pointed for Maxwell. there being some doubt az
To the manner OF appointment The officer VINO goes
cannot leave Francisco before June o. Colonel liar
rigan replied Mr. Gamble this afternoon instrutng
i'm to hold Maxwell at at all hazards until an officer
frof ri arrived.
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wovry AVID yBE soUrHERy BApr1Srs

WOMEN AND TIE SOUTHERN BAPTISTS
AUGUSTA. May Elm the convention OF tho
Southern Baptsts to-day the majority and minority TO
ports concerning the admission OF delegates from
Arkansas were discussed at length. The debate was
spirited. The minority report was adopted excudins
the women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-07
SENATOR MILLER,s PLAN.

WASHINGTON, May Cat the Republican
State Convention held at Utica April 49, ISL seha-
Tor Miller presented plan for the election OF delegates
TO future state Conventions. It briefly as foows
Each town and ward be entitled to one deesate 9f
and Including the first 500 Republican votes ana d au
ditlona delegate for each additional oOO hepuoncdn
votes or fraction 2o0 cast in the ward or Town nv
tho last preceding Presidential election All prlhhIIes
or caucuses In the to be held on the same Jay
day to fixed by the State Com niltee ana hotce
same TO be given in the calling OF the cohVenton'
conxautiou TO be called less than thirty days
notice and the primaries ON not less thsn twenty N'
notice. IN uo,r In
The difference between this plan and the one now IN
operaton is that all the delegates TO be elected py
the direct vote of the people instead OF by county OF
delegate conventions AMI each delegate Is thus 10 re-
ceive his authority direct from the people In his own
peiehporhood The convention referred this plan TO
committee of with power TO consider anu II aP
proved TO report it ta the state Conhl!tee
with the Recommendation that u be adopted.
The committee appointed consisted OF warner Miller
George Bliss General N. NJ Curtis. Silas h. Dutcher'
Carroll E. smith, william B. STREET. and Iheo1ore hoose-
Welt senator Miller has carefully prepared ths plan
taking the of last fall in each town anu warI III to
state. The number OF delegates uhder
This plan would be about ls5OO IL Is
The New England States and In some OF the other re
publican states II il is adopted, Senator Her oe
feves that will lead TO greater activity on the part Oh
Republicans and that the results or sch convention
will be received all the members OF the party as sat
tsfactory and binding 49,. =. .o. T.,
Senator Miller has called the committee 10 meet IL
New York ON May 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-07
vAInARLE PREsENTs no JAMES MoNROE.

WASHINGTON, May 6.-Yesterday a heavy
square box wrapped with red tape and securely bound
was found in an theway nook OF one OF the vaults
of the Treasury key had been msad ana could not
be found The services of ocksmith we're secured ana
the box was found 20 contain bottle OF dlanohus'
bottle of pearls bottle OF altar oil roses anu lump "
rold One Of the oldest employees identified these as
articles which had been presented to President Monroe
about the year 1928 by the japanese Government ara
which had been stored ia the Treasury pclulng tue
nassaee OF an act Of Congress authorizing ther &c.
ceptaice Congress failed 10 legislate on the SUBJECT
and the articles deposited III the treasury "e0
&havr eI ever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-07

REWARD FOR TIE CAPTURE OF ABE BUZzARD
READING, Penn, May 6 tSpeciaD.-The Lam
caster County Commissioners have offered reward OF
81 900 capture OF Abe Buzzard and $500 for the
arrest and conviction OF the Lnve burglars 1t said
bands will be organized az once to scour the Welsh
Mountains. Some say that Buzzard VIII now getain
20 capture him and the money TO defend himself IN
court Detectives Lyon and kershner OF this city, VINO
successful in breaking the Sassafras Gang $40
weeks ago, will take hand Ia hunting down the WHY
outi
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The ticket brokers yesterday reduced Che aecond-cas
A MULATTO KASPA ma YSER.

nassenger rate from New-York 70 St. Louis from $40
" Other rates are unchanged from the cut basis
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29


Railroad E.. r. BURPEE,
Manager New Brunswick Railway.
ARTHUR BROWN,
Superintendent Bangor Pscl'aquis Railroad
General
at the regular tariff and the will be returned free the
OF he exhb
exhibition the Maine Central Railroad
H.
Bangor Boston landings ail all
sulkies and all will
The Bangor Bar Iabor B
Bangor 5.
The railroads taking
and articles to the New England Fair
Exhibitors Express will please the
will he returned free the exhibition
REGULATIONS
hbtors the New England States Provinces
o the
allow
Board
Managers.
Secretary
81
o
81 articles exhibition Blanks for making
to the Ct NewE
a Fair
Gambling selling and prohibited
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29
NOW

relaxed from the effects of the
of the skin have been closed the cold of
the hot weather they have opened order give
outlet impure within The hot the time when the
and 81 always purify blood
Inf weather SYSTEM"
r R. r. conductor the other day. and believe good
sl health year Sasaparla and
[ud If be recommended" Browns Sarsaparlla will
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29

blood build and invgorste the whole system Mr.
@ wholesale dealer cigars and tobacco Kendukeag Bridge
Ior Me-
@ Debility The machinery of the body faster than
lateral can Mr. Gould Browns Sarsapara says
built right up healthy action the stomach and healthy
when these right disease disappear.
YOU are out, have that tired feeling
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29
YOUR

called following testimonial from Mr. Henry Swett the
III Bangor One with acct
resulting badly fractured ankle partially recovered from it, but
December could only walk with difficulty and weak that
tired Had appetite My ankle sweled
ght and the pain intense. purchased
Sarsaparila had my appetite
My strength returned have good appetite
improved during the six weeks than has during
and have well for
do believe Browns Sarsaparla did it. great medicine
$metm the
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29
GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS.

The England Fair connection with the Eastern Name
Bangor Mne commencing Monday at
August continuing Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Seember Mapwood Park and in Norombega and City
At the works have been added and abundance OF
water supplied the grounds Substantial covered stalls and pens
lbe provided fol hundred animals
The Bangor cannot be exced IN Name and board
ing houses are the Boston and Bangor
will lodge and furnish meals Tor some Ve or SIX
hundred peopleo nboardo their palace steamers
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29
YOUR

I Stomach Liver aud Kidneys need nvigorang GA lady residing
this town." says Stae of Dexter, Me-
ed- down. every item of household work a
her growing instead of better Her being
lied BROWNS SARSAPARLLA, she procured and took bottle.
the good results aud continuing the medicine
she is now as advanced
life may immediate benefit
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29

New
Me-
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29
AND

reliable and successful business
day Last week he in and said he had
he began Browns Sarsaparia Mr. Cobb
remedy such that he bought Dozen and proposes keep
medicine. Mr.. Cobb will who
him. that in his Browns Sarsapaa perfect corrective
General Debility ygorates Blood will thoroughly
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29

cough you afflicted should
@ Capt Warren Hopkins, commander of Steamship Cara
ne York and South American ports
His daughter a cted with terrible
causing suffering sleep She became quite feeble
speak friends got her bottle of Browns
Hampton she
take it the cough diminished and
disappeared She gained flesh and the words of Mr.
gers erk change your life" Browns
Rarila is sure curefor General Debility.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29

would Catarrh
Neuralgia well Caner Cancer Tumois, all the
Disease of the Blood Levant Me-
- NY fso
% many kinds of medicine without gaining the least She
Browns Sarsapa broke though she had
and began gain health This
h what Sarsaparila will drive blood
n Eziekel Cobb, Merchant in Bangor
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29
TRANSPORTATION.

The following arrangements with General Manager Pyson
Maine
the Bangor Railroad with General Manager H. Bupe
Of tho New Brunswick Railway of stock and articles for
exhibition
Prepayment made at the time shipping The owner
taking all transportation the be returned ON return OF
exhibited the not having changed
handssin shipment.
Cen tn lroai,
Genera Manage Office, Portland. May 1885
will Bangor August 3lst
tmeto and mcuii
exhibition will be the
terms formerly Shippers charges for TRANSPORTATION
ranIor of
p the amount prepaid not returned must be
char fol regular tariff
shipper to release supply Oh wch WI" DC sent
upona application to the Superintendent
and all not strictly intended
touw no carried free
Agents will ascertain possible the number OF required at
load live
Aoen "a''i'A'" ~ PAYSON TUCKER,
Genem
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29
CLEANSE:

system Mrs. Edwin Wiley residing Davis St. Bangor Me- had
daughter afflicted Rheum would
boc The itching would be that
applied destroy it. No help could be obtained One day
Browns Sasaparla and bottle purchased On
eiuesday Wiley brought the daughter Warrens Drug
entirely The short
burning itching botce, fair and smooth
young lady Bangor Less than bottle used This
unsolicited and shows the
erful curative pow Browns Saparia of Bad Blood
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29

The rates of transportation of exhibits the England
Railroad. r. BURPEE,
Nau.p y
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-29


GEO. B. IORING. Salem. Mass
PRESIDENTS,
III North ~
w T. Provdenc Il.
ID Putncy l.
SECRETARY.
DANIEL NEEDIIAM. Boston. Mass.
TREASURER