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MeSSenger's Notice.
OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF HANG
COT \Tl.

OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF u,NCoCk
col \TN.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK $ July Is, \. u. lss5
'Cii> i to give notice that on tin, fourteenth ,1
% July, \. u. 49,, warrant Ia Insolvency
was issue, out of the Court OF Insolvency for .aij
county OF Hancock against the estate of s,id
.haries H. slower ailu'tgcd Ia lie an nsolvrnt den
tor on petition of said debtor which pctitinn "
hlt'i ON the eleventh day OF july A. d.. lSS5 tn
which 'iate interest claims Is tn he cn,nnnt.,Is
mat the payment of any debts tn or I,v ali
debtor ami the transfer and delivery Of any mr.,
psftf ny MN are forbidden by law that a mectn,
~ .ne efeilt"ra OF said debtor, to prove their
icpis am choose one or more asSgnee- nf hia -
,aF; VIII ne held at Court Of Insolvency tn 10
holieh al the Probate Office in Ellsworth In s.j1
, ,S' on the thirteenth day Of August. 4 n
isSn, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon - -
wr Tnsa ahder my hand the date first above
sheriff as Messenger of the Court Of jnsaiye,.,.
Tor said county Of Hancock 80"
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Who lrft the United States for Liberia last
year have lately returned. being unable To
stand the climate. Everybody going To 4 new
trr~ with them ~ a safeguard a--,int, di>,,.,
HIrif"rd Coardat.
PEARllNE. JANIS PYLE'> PF,RtI<r
stands prc-"minent a a most valuable acuui-i-
ton 10 the laundry. for 1t VERY greatly lessons
The Labor " washing. II should he, ~ il very
generally j., in every household. No family
i - rich to be- able To tlo without it and
none 80 poor II not Ia afford 10 have il. IT.
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a. II. NORRIS

Main St, Ellsworth.
The ParasOls on
hand | shall close
out regardless of
cost. w hoover may
be in want Of one.
Now is the time to
secure q great bar
gain.
In Jerseys, the
Sizes are broken and
| shall sell them at a
great discount.
In fact you can
BUY any tnlng tlle
Dry Goods line at
almost your own
price.
Lockwood b Cotton. (3G
in.) &C., Lockwood A cotton,
i0in.. &c. Only think of it.
Ifyou have a dollar. more or
less, now is the time to put it
out, and | shall be happy to
receive it.
a. II. NORRIS,
MAIN ST Iyr3 ELLSWORTH
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Agents Wanted.

I AIDES AMI Gcntlemen To take oriers for the
II cottage Physician" Leading Physicians
everywhere endorse II a. the Best work for
family use eNtAnt Nearly 3H Illustrations. $40
pages only $50 selling rapidly. Good CON.
mission Ca agents. rite fnr terms
l.. VI. SHAW General Agent
hm,Sl' Rncknud. Me.
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STATE OF MAINE.

iik\tnCk, S~.-tourt Of Probate. Elu,hIl
judy Term, lssl.
petition having been dlrd by the window Of
deceased for an allowance out eft the peg
r"haI estate of the following named person, ,il
Dean +. Gray, late OF Drlana
''phhth-Ihat said petitioner give puliic n"ti''
to all persons Interested by cstu-n, a s1s Of this
t'nler TO be published three weeks -utess-i'rI
IN the Ellsworth American, a newspaper Frinlt1
or published In Ellsworth. that they MAY HpL'Ii
al court 81 Probate for said County, I" :" ",,
~ the Probate office in said Ellsworth 81" AZ,
second "Wednesday in August next, ~ ~ -, tr,,
clock IN the forenoon, and show caH~'' - .'"s '
have, Why the same shnuli not lF gfAnl''' ,
o. T. q NNI\GHAM. JUa2'.
kt,e.t C,I,s r pnGc, Register
\ true copy, Attest tn'~ J. I''h"' ''-''''''
t,t-,g
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Senator Sherman. when in Washington,
expressed himself earnestly in favo: Of re-
storing the silver dollar to the AS grams
standard. which would make it intrnsica!Iy
Of the same value Of god. This is his rem-
edy for the existing fnancia. trouble.
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Sale Of Property ofSuIIivan Mining Co.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sullivan Mining
~ Company will sell at public auction on " eelnes,
day the twenty sixth day of August, 1ss5 at the
Office OF the company in West sullivan, Maine. Al
twelve O'Clock at noon, all the property owned II,
the company, real and personal Including al,
mining rights under leases held by the company,
and al notes aud book accounts held by and dns
TO HE conlAans. Terms Of sale to be cash AT time
OF sale: This sale is made by order OF the
directors to carry into effect vote of stock
holders, passed at a meeting held Noyemher !
1854. -
GHAS. =. WHITTREDGF.
t"a' treasurer OF the Company
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Dissolution of Co-partnership,

OTooOFu1IVTI Ut -PuI t1IcI SIfTP'
THE partnership heretofore existing between
L j. ;. Leighton and }. W Nealicy doing bust
ness under the firm name OF j. > Leighton 4 Co,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
business will be carried ON at the old stand hy J
;. Leighton
j. :. IL IbHTON,
j. ". NEALLEl.
Ellsworth, July Is, 1855. 3w3i
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At the National Encampmeut Of
the Grand Army recently held in
Portland, Gen. Logan said referring
to Gen. Grant. ''For him can
say no more than that when BE pas>e, away
this country and Civilization will lose one Of
the greatest supporters Of liberty that ever
lived, and enc Of the grande>t citizens that
ever died"
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For tn" greatest amount 81 pictures Al;
short notice. raIl At JOY, Gallery whrr, YOU
can ct ~ At onr sitting hy the new Iu,ian-
tincnu> Dry Plate Process
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Maine vii. bt represented a. the f4nsr-
\6ea GRAM, e New YORK, August 5
ra.r 4 lA.,. with A1'@:.U.e week. .
ba. and Ias.se'e-. any such oa!am
eo---l milk should be treated systematical- .
~ and properly. That is, Should be chan
jec,ed to a cold waiee Council.
drawn from the
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The President Tuesday, appointed the
following posma>ters in Maine Frank l.
Ihayer Wa;ery!..e, wee ". VI. Dunn, sus-
pended Na,haa!e, \. SWEET, at Saccarap-
"a vice James ". Webb. suspended.
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1t is stated that Hon. D. y. Stewart
has brought suit on behalf Of one Marston,
resident Of California, to break the will Of
Gov Coburn on trivial technical points, two
of which are that one of the witnesses be-
ing member Of the Baptist church in
Skowhegan to which Gov. Coburn willed
$4,000 and that another owning share
Of the stock Of Coburn Hall, to which Gov.
Coburn gave $4,000 in order that the hall
might be made free for strictly public pur-
poses, are incompetent on the ground that
they are interested parties.
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SO Moses, the servant Of the Lord,
died there in the land Of Moab" The
passing away Of General Grant on Mount
McGregor recalls the death of the Great
Lawgiver on Horeb. Grant. like Moses,
led his people out Of Egypt, but he was
more fortunate than his I,raeiile predecessor
in that he was permitted to enter the prom
ised land and to sojourn there many years
before he was called And the children of
Israel wept for Moses in the plains of Moab
thirty days"
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State News.

Forty bushels of Strawberries were
grown at the insane hospital. Augusta, this
year.
-Campmeeling at Foxcroft will com
mence Friday, August ~, at $50 p. NJ,
and will close the following Frida, il the
afternoon.
Bangor has a sewing machine which is
run by electric motor. 1t attains speed Of
! 800 revolutions minute.
/ The Aroosfook Times saws that diph
I liberia is prevalent at Sherman Mills Three
( OF the town schools have closed in conse-
1 quence.
At a meeting of the directors Of the
Portland. Slco X Portsmouth Railroad. held
thursday, Arthur Sewall. Esq. of Bath, was
elected president.
The first locomotive. with fat cars.
passed over the new iron bridge Of st. John.
Monday afternoon. This gives the Maine
Central a connection through to Halifax.
The work Of rebuilding the buildings
ct the hatahdin Iron Works has begun, and
will be vigorously pushed.
The Young sturgeon captured IN the
hennebec river has been placed in the tank
at the State House, Augusta
Mr. Elliott Fernsld Of Saco. was at,
tackled BY bull, "Wednesday evening, and
SERIOUSLY injured.
Mr. Marston Edwards, Of Brooks, is in
has eight.elh year aud has never allowed On
"N-e!e daisy 10 grow N his feds until this
wear, v hen his inflrmIti4. have ttr.4&.rr.i
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State Lands.
~ =

~tMIruINb Or INTEREST 10 RI ,.-'
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pEANtANrAI Smith.
secretary OF >lai'
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Dslslt-O AZ ~lNE>> t0l.tHGF
Augusta Maine
ADVERTISERS

u amy proposed lin, OF AIy Etri>I>o Ia american
n" >papcr-. - IOO-pag Pamphlet, zoe
lNu
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-20

OTTAWA, June l9.-The debate on the
Canadian Pacific relief resolution vas
resumed in the House Of Commons to-
day. Il 10 expected that division will
be reached before the House rises to-
night. and that the resolution will be
adopted by strict party vote.
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SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT o. THE
Third Judicial Distfieg Of tn Terri
tory o. Washington. holding 1ernzs -
sea.fie To kinH county, for the counties
Of King and KfteAp
Complainf nAsd N Tie county e Kinz
u he Office Of the Clark q aid Distzset
No. l7ss- Moses Lorce ana Robert Enips
niainsiffs Va WIN. McKnnxia Rosa Mary
a. Hoes his vile. George Dofffd and VIM.
II. Conover. defendants.
rvs rnTxp srASix % AnrnfcA sarp qeEHrESas
Ross his wife, i3eoKe Dorftsi sn1 VIM.
H Conos1r, defendants.
Yoa are hereby required 10 nppear n IN
action brOught against yOu ~ tke above
named plAi1tiaA IN the Diskfle1 Couz1 q
the third JudiuIsi Disfrict o. the Terri
en- q sasfsls. u tks county Il KIne. o.
the counties of King and Kiis1p an4 -
answer the eolnl,lHlnt aied shsrsln witkla
sixty days from llhe date Of the nrz4 pAb-
lieation q this Summons 90 JndsrneAt W
def.uk win Be- taken against yoz. scsard-
Tho nasd aciiol. IL br0nxkf % frrsci#sa
. moraszxe maafiss the ID day a. Fehrmaxx.
1884, hy the dnfess4&rtx William MeK3aH
a Rass and Mary "A. koss. his pifs, npcn
tbs fcslowing dcasrifmd feat ast41e tc81f
Al q the vet halt q ne soafswsss
l*sAttI ~ no A.At.ih-l@e-- Ha-EtEt ~ -
nezshsast quarter u seefiGs twenty-five.
townstlp senty tour north. ranEe sour
aazi. efIrtntufng Eve aoroa mere a. IN.
~ IN Eing eoanty. WashtazsoB TcrxitoFI.
said n atznze ens xige1 70 srcpse -
paynfnf a. the folio Wing described pfour
tszury naees. according q he terzaE 1n4
e1ndliEons Their q. toHll:
One note for fhs aum Of two hun1xea
aaA twoaty-Gve dullaE1 ffzx3t 1sHrtnv
dats Fehruary 81 lsF. made hf William
McKebxls n0mA and paynbie On Onfahcx
lat A.. "a 1854 70 the ordeF e 0soFRp
Do fel with tntereHf ~ ten per cent per
snnuuL which satd mate Nhe. befnfs ma
ts1riry and before ne commaEeea.enk e.
this aefica. daily ~ is'ned and srdsnssd
- pl4intiAs Moses Lorea Who tstoN IL
l&Hfnl kaldcE and owner tkefe14 slso,
ene soie for y. sum e tEo hs19sst ard
Fekrn..r, a. lssl. nss>.t 81 WIlilan Ne
Ksnxf RosH. and p&}&k1s IaiT III k56k
70 ~ order u 0eorzp Doff<sL With a.
tsrtst ks tea per eenf PER Nnn1m, which
nos1 wa. before tn maturity and bsf1re
the commencement 81 this ac11eu. 1n{Y
endgsEsssA and etzlEne4 ID plaintiff Hob1Tf
Kni8A who N now tho laMfnl k8kinf ara
oMnsR 81 The sazne; fhkf The daf<ndAnk
WlslArm H. caaater. ksn. e. 138ims ~
hsse Some i1feresi n said ncsxeagsd
& tss.s sAs Honorzznl Roger ! srssss
1853 Jntgs 81 The Ind Dz<frie1 co9Fk
szsi. fend he eel there1f. 10 lila
- az e gx ~ < q; z; ~ fs..s
Bas.s az "a. 80 Ill., n 1880 CO g
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EDxuss RsrE Prsst. n. n. Ga1usna.
n A BokkDNAS. Treaa. Sec. and sup
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MISCELLANEOUS.
~~~->>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NOTICE..

A FTER THIS DATE ALL RENTS
n due or 70 become due viii be received
and rscefpted for bY Mr. T. n. Elder, Of
North Seattle, whs vii hereafter act as
my agent for the renting Of houses and
collection Of IentA
Seattle. June IA issa
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PACIFIC COAST.
A ss.sse kiiler-wisA wAi.key ana
Plsse1.

A Dsasie kiiier-wifh wAi.key and
Pastel.
Rosffkxp. Juns IA Meas special
from Corvallis this evening says "a ROC
occurred n the esioen Of doe Meffm-
uauns this eftcfnonn bstwee1 three Haen,
when Ms fimmons ssos into she crowd.
woandinG Niek Beasen, SD. Moore,
---- Msnssngef, 5ames Taylor and Doe
Hinksr, q drpnsy sherid whs was in .
stable acsoss The stxesk. Two are dam
gesoaziy wounded.
sAsppsnG fnselfiz<see-
TAruosz. Juns le-Tso hNrks passed
IN shis morninR.
Pozr Dncosxzz. sane lss-ssiisd-
sshpuuef DekotA-
8ck1onef Alice.
San FRANclsce. yens n--Arrixsa--
Aurucl2 frnm T1eonna.
sailed -Qassa q he Pasias COZ Vic.
TIA Wea1h<F.
san RRAzuzspo, Jare ls--TAe SIGNAL
Servlse prssiis1s fAir' wcsshsx al sioax
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The king and the .Chslera.

CATTLE AND HoRsRs. Saddle, driv
ing and work horses, and WORK oxen,
suitable for logging purposes for sale.
Apply 10 Ono. II. SxrTK. Peoples Mar
ket, Commercial Street. 1876.
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Furnished Cettage flr Relt

A NICELY FURNISHED FIVE
N room cottage, with bath and patent
water closet two blocks from street cars.
can be had very reasonably BY parties
without children. Inquire o.
4. b KLDER,
lo6 North Sen9flA.
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WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE I'M
w darsiaaed untfI noon. June ~ for
cieaftng two sores Of land airs ady dash
ed nt1s 70 Include the price n balk md
net hy the acre. 9. p. STaEE.
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bids

E0R HAULING TWENTY-FIVE
e thousand fest Of lumber 10 LAlEsside
farm will be received until Teesdny nseons
June ~ c. 2. STONE
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NKiIT YOUNG oIRI. TWELVE
n o. 1fteen ye4in ed. - tzke care ~
ckijdrzn and rake herHelf Fe11rzliy nse-
f4ii1 snan f.nziy. A4dress p. o boa
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CITY ELECTION.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Q general election for all city officers
Of the city Of Seattle win be held on
MONDAY, July e, lsss.


MONDAY, JULY e, 1895.
The officers to be elected shall Be a. fol.
Police. one Attorney. one Assessor. and
from the First Ward one Councilman for
the term Of two years. 20 fill the vacancy
TO be- cansed By the expiration OF the term
OF 8. ID. Crockett: from the second Ward
one Councilman for the term Of two years
70 al the vacancy 10 be caused By the en-
irom The Third Ward one Counciiman for
the term Of two years 70 ill the vacancy
70 Be caused By tbs aspiration Of the term
Of Geo. y. frye.
The places at which such election shall
be held and the officers appointed 70 cen
duct the same are a. fellowA tovif:
First ward.
Election to be held 81 Kngine Hoass
oFFEckRs or ELECTION,
Inspector, A. p. Spaulding.
Judges. VIM. Norris. A. Ammunds.
Clerks. u. o. Botlenbeck, L. 7. Brock.
seesna ward.
Klection 10 Be hsld At Kngine House
oFFIckRs o. ELEcTIoS.
Inspector, I 3, AnarewA -
cisfEs. r B Pzrriase. 4. Il. Cob
Thira ward.
Election 70 be held ct old North School.
oFFlcEIss or KIxcFr0x.
Inzpector. ID. T. Denny.
Judxes. J. A. Stewart ID. L. McCewsn.
Clerka. 8. q. Benedict. @. l.. Wnyland.
H. 3. OSBORNE
Clerk % the city OF Seafsia.
D2asd jane II. lssA "a
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NOTICE

DAssKNGERs coma FROM STRAIT
IL tie 10 Victoria. after purchasing tick
eta can &c on board steamer Olympian.
~ Seattle. az D m, II they prefer DANG
% rAiher than 90 on board q 30 The nexf
morning. w. VAN WATERA
Ticket Agent o. Il & n. Co
Approved: JOHN MUIR
je4dw frsffie Manager.
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WHEELING, West Va. June 19.-Ths
Wheeling Chamber Of Commerce 70.
GENTLY SAINT 9 representative on tour
through several counties in the soath-
era and central portions Of the State,
to investigate and report on the alleged
destitute condition Of the people In
these sections. He returned today and
stated that there was no truth In the
reports, and that the people were In
firsfrate circumsta nees.
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WAsnnsoroz, Jane 19.-In pursuance
af the policy adopted BY SeeretoFy Man
ming cutting down expenses Of the yari-
ous bureaus Of the Treasury Depart
meat wherever possible. without detri.
msnt 20 the public business, three
htnclfed persons employed as store
keepers. Raugefs. etc., Of the internal
revenue service, have been removed
since March 0th- The average per
siiem pay Of these employees was 81.
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General Grant.

MI. McGRzaoR, Juns 19.-It was after
10 O'clock this morning when General
Grant was aroused for the day. He bad
slept sell after midnight, aud be dszed
through the morning. Dr.. Douglas, at
ter having examined the patient, said
She Generals voice was audible this
morning. He seems very we'll. Tbs
swelling outside seems less and the irri-
tatioii inside 10 slight. His condition 10
very good. better than . week ago. |
think The change 10 beginning 10 ben
81 him.
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HIT1@

WILL BE RECEIVED By THE UN-
w dersigned until noon, June "a for
cutting TO tse surface and burning the
timber on ave acres II land, more or iess.
on Lakeside farm. Bies 20 Include price
Es o. p. STONE.
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BALTnoRE. June l9.--Geo. A. Pysrs.
convicted OF wife beatinR, resolved 81
teen lashea 81 the hands Of the Sheriff
today. He IL the FIRST white man whip
ped IL Maryland for that ofsnse.
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In . Riamiag Balboa.

CHARLEsTox, W. Va, June 1s.-This
afternoon most frightfui accident
happened at the circus grounds, Just
prior 10 the opening Of toe perform
Ancs Of Richards 4 Icons circus.
Among other outdoor attractions was a
balloon ascension. and jHst a. the ropes
holding the balloon we're cast of, an
accident occurred By the ovsrturning OF
the het-eir stove used in initiating the
balloon, esusing 10 to catch fre. The
burning balloon shot no into the air at
very rapid rate, with WA. Patterson,
the asronant, In the basket. When he
had assembled q short distance the
crowd yelled for him 10 jsmp, but be
did not heed the warning. After going
several hundred feet up, the balloon
upset and Patterson fell TO the earth, q
crushed and iifeless mas Of humanity.
Patterson was - years old, and 70
sided in WellsviiIe, Ohio, where he
leaves o wife and family. 1t wAs bis
hrst ascension. The balloon was To-
aiiv aonaum0d
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Wnu fnNI. June l9.-fha ARR
nniaher OF ne. admissions this meath
20 tAs military academy brings ne
oosps af sadess ~ 10 abcat tie fusl
standard. There are uoW not ever .
saasariss existing In the four Glasses.
whieh usans that every Congresssnnal
asstrhss 10 the Gninn h rsprossntea.
AesnR nomefhing almost withou1 pFece-
asna. Ths aspsemhsf asimissisas vii
an every vlkeAncy.
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nAansazna, Jlins Ia.--1'hs Piusi-
~, wads shs following appointments
hsrmAn q. webh.sf, Of Ella-
Nnizea Stzsas hIarshaA for The
eln District d filinaisE VIM, u.
,'x, e ksaiaeky, Associate lbs.
. ,ss b1Rrsnle Court Of tha Terri
~1d Neg Aaxspa.
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Toe sluch whlskey.

BosroE, June 19.-James T. Tanning,
famiHiarly knswn all ovar the country
~ the inipcrsonAtor Of "UHcle Tom,s
bat row broken dswn man. was, az
his cwn request, cent 20 the house Of
industry today for six months on Q
charge Of vagransy. Tbs old artof asked
that his deg be allowed to 20 With hin.
rha eaduasf uaa aFanfAd
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Ma,sJx, Ga, Juns i9.--Henry Eshst-
idea. negro. vas hanged IN Chflscn.
jones' Osrlrsy, to-day Tor the murder II
Tam t1seuians last Jana He confessed
on TOO scaHoid- The exscmtton was prt-
vafa. bot The town was Allied with peo-
sic who csisne from eli pArts Of the suf-
rurnd{nr osansry horinq 30 Sc ia
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rIuxoRiA, June Ie.--Ths absoonliog
iisho postmaster, l. n. Hibbs, 10 nos
lsiasd IN the Victoria Jail. He vas
b1coeht dovn from Yale by Constable
Hsssey, who edsctsd his eaptars at
HARRISON river. When be vas arrested
~ sun Of SIC. 6T8 Is Was found ON HE
psfssn. Hibbs seems perfectly nneon-
cefned aboaf hiA capture, and shoftly
Aiisr his arrival here be vas coolly sat
be en- orsRse. de 10 Of the opinion
hss Ne GATED asAsai authorities san-
~ seaah hin, and that he will be al.
hssa 70 70 back 20 Harrison river,
sAsss he has q hotel.
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The Measmens Repaired.

WAsHINoTex, June l9.-The broken
roof stone Of the Washington Mouu-
ment vas placed in position today with
Out difficulty. Ropes we're stretched
around the top Of the Monument and by
driving wedges in between them and the
solid masonry, and gently tapping the
broken stone with maui. IL was pressed
into place and fitted nicely This
afternoon three holes we're drilled
through the brokan pieces and il was
firmly bolted in place. new electrical
apparatus will be here on Monday
and the entire work of repair will be
completed BY NEXT Wednesday.
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General ONCE, $50 Dear
born street, Chicago. rooms
8 and7.
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rNr1AED. Ne, Juns i9.--A fre 10.
ae8rofsd Q t.,ailding owned ey q
As<nsa. and damaged iwe adjoin-
szillnRs. Lasss go, 600. Insured
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