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Democrats II Convention


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The Method1sts,


CnNTINUATIpN - THE nENEEti rHNttH-
rNCE.
NEW YugA. May -. The Methodist
Episcopal Conference elected the follow
ing agents for the book concern VI.
Pnill D. and sanford Hunt both OF New
York Eastern agents; Earl Cran~ton. Of
Colorado and W. z. Stowe, Of Wi-con-
in, Western SCENTS, al salary Of $1,000
year
The following resolution was ordered
placed IN the discipline Of ISIS
We are unalterably opposed to the en-
actment Of laws that purpose. by license.
taxing or otherwise. 10 regulate the drink
traffic because they provide for its cOntin-
uancc and afford no protection against is
rayage>. We hold that the proper atti-
lude OF Christians tow ards the traffic j.
one Of uncOmpromi>ing opposition and
while we do not presume To dictate to our
people as to their political utilization. We
do expires. the opinion that they should
not permit themselves to b. controlled by
party organizations managed in the inter
est OF the liquor traffic. We advise mem
ber~ of the church TO aid in the enforce
ment of such laws as 10 not legaiizc or in
dor>e the manufacture or sale Of int0xi-
cants, to be used as beverages, and to this
end we favor the organization of Law
and Order Leagues wherever practicable.
We proclaim, as our motto. voluntary to-
tai abstinence from all intoxicants, "a the
true ground for personal temperance, and
complete legal prohibition Of the traffic in
intoxicating drinks as the duty of civil
governments.
The Conference then proceeded to the
election of three Missionary Secretaries.
There were thirteen nominations. Before
the result was made known an adjourn
ment was ordered until tomorrow.
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The peculiar combination, proportion, and
preparation Of Hoods Sar.aparilIa make, this
medicine different from others and superior
to them all in actual curative power. sold by
c. |. Hood & Co., Apotheearies. Lowell, Mass.
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Mr.. Charles Bodge, of Corinth, has a
tree on his farm which for some time has
been the rendezvous of hawks and crows
He recently climbed the tree and fastened
a long pole so that the top of the pole was
little higher than the top of the tree
ON the top of the pole he fastened a steel
trap and the result was that he caught
nine hawks, three owls and one crow.
A singular and painful accident oc-
Cured last week to Mr.. Joseph Gotta, of
Oldtown, who was trying to manage
vicious stallion which he had recently pur-
chased. The animal seized Mr.. Gotta by
the little finger of his right hand and bit it
squarely of.
Charles Humes. an old man who has
fished along the kennebec for many years.
fell from his boat Wednesday at Augusta
and was drowned. The body has not yet
been recovered.
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FL l@.ora:t state Convention


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A. an Court Of Probate holden nj Back sport
within and for the county II iIaneock
on thr second Wednesday of MAY. \. D.. ls~-
I,RANtENA 4. GUPTlLL. named ENecqtrix in
l. a certain Instrument purporting to he the I.-i
vii! and Testament Of Charles }. ,'upuH late Of
GOulishurp In -aid county dccea >ttl, having rtfp
scented the same for probate
ordered That The sail ENccutriN give uorir.
all persons Interested, IN causing copy Of I'll. or
M !" he pubiNhc'l three weeks rccsSivelyin the
Ellsworth American, printed AT Ellsworth mar ~
may appear att Probate Court 10 be held nj tUs
worth In -ai county on the second Wednesday of
-hew cause, IL any they have, why the -aid in.tr,
ment should not he proved, approved and allow.
Ell a. the last will and testament Of said decea ,ed
q. y. CUNNINGHAM judge
Attest .-tHAs. L. DoRR Regf-te
true copy, Attest ,-CHAs. p. DoRR, REGISTER.
3W5Ds
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Two men supposed to be R. W. Ray
and John 7. Williams, prominent citizens
of East Liberty, Pa, were killed in bug
gy by train Thursday. Their bodies
were badly mangled, and their identity is
not positively established.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting nf the @ slime 4 Bangor
Railroad Company win De held At the Office Of
:. 4 J. Adams II Bangor. - wednesday At
80 T.. NJ, the 9th day ~ June tor the choice u
officers.
JAMES ADAMS President
GEORGE :. WHEELER, Clerk Of fhc Corpora
ton.
BANGOR, Hr-, MaT lssh, ISIS
3w5l
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Died From Opium.
HARVARD STUDENT KILLED by SMOKING
THE DRUG.

The l'ht'f.
BosroN. MAY 26-Frank Mills,a special
student at Harvard, Is years of age, and
belonging In san Francisco. Cal, attempt
ed Thursday night TO see how much OPT
nm he could smoke and died the next day
from the excessive use Of the drug. Three
counauionS. Weld Leland and another
who were engaged with him in the same
, dangerous and silly freak. have them
selves been taken seriously sick. The
students board at Mrs Hickey's house on
Cambridge street. where the above occur
renee took place II seems that the stu
dents went Ia Boston Thursday and visit
ed the Cosmos club gambln. place on
. Revision street, where fellow named
Nicholas Gentleman was found TO get the
opium. which he procured from China
man IN Harrison avenue. The students
thea returned to their room ia CamhTidgc.
j taking Gentleman with them They iat'l
mattresses out on the floor and eagerly
proceeded 10 follow out their tutors m
strnct.un Hon long they Kept u M y
not kuo an nor can It I've learned he" lon-
ia,. tutor remained At tho house MUS
appears T. have brcu the most affected 10y
the poison. and when hi- companions re.
covered themselves IN the morning from
their ~lupor they ncrr horrifci I" ind
linn ~tl. unable Ia move. nor were they
able tn move him \ doctor worked ot
him far fonT hours ihtn Ac died.
Gentleman ha- been arrested L ! ~ald
,hs, hc j. regular smoker and ~honl'
hav,. h.cn fully aware ~ the effects 81 To-
dru.
Mil, attended Exeter academy A-t yfal
auI entered this wear A. q special stHiou'
at Harvard His parents ar" said g h'
All
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NOTICE.

The tnnuH Meeting of the Stockholders NJ ;ty
Maine ~hnre I.iIt Railroad company viii III hr.t
ID tue ,iirr ~ ii3'e t5rrNcr. Ear IiaIiIpr. t.t.t
Hancock tuuatH, Maine. nu NetiH, stay the -iNtl
-G;b iaN rf June g. o., i>'S At eight o'cireA
T.. " tp Hct upon lhr following articlr- tn Mi -
Article !. ~ Sc il the company viii accept
Chapter 4 a; tie Private and >rrrlai Laws Of The
state VI Minr approved January 18th \. -,
ISL
Article > II -.,e II the Company will vote 10
rtufy an acts 81 it, Directors done under author
i'y ot said chapter u Of sail Laws. prior 10 and
upon said tth tinr 81 Jane y. u, l-~>
Article g. t. see II tht Company viii vote to
ratity amy all ac'. of IT, directors lone prior 20
ana upon said ~, Nay III June a b-I~>s,a- shown
~ their records
Article 4 To zee il the Company win vote to
change the number al it, Directors amt amend it,
l}g laws accordingly.
Article ;. To If the Company will eject
Directors fer the ensuing year or until their sue.
ce>-or- are chosen.
Nrricle fl To acr Hpnn any other matters WhirI
may property come before the meeting.
Per or'icr nf tie directors Of said Company.
l.. :. EMERY
Ctrrk "f -aid Company.
Dated this lgth dav OF May \. 70, ISIS.
Nv u
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An Ola physician. retired from practice. hay
ing had placed in hi. hands by an East India
/ missionary the formula Of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speed. and permanent cure Of
Consumption. Bronchitis. Catarrh. Asthma
and nh throat and Iun. Affections also pos
itive and radical cure for Nervous Debility
and a Nervous Complaints. after having tc-i-
cd il wonderful csratiFe powers in thousands
Of ,.a.t,. has felt it hi- duty I" maxi Il known
TO hi suffering fellows Aciuatrl by this mo-
tive aud q desire 10 relieve human suffering. |
viii >eud free Of charge, 10 all who desire i.
This recipe. in German, French or English
with fun directions for preparing and using.
sent by mail hY addressing with stamp. nam
in. TIL, paper. " 4. EuYE~, Ii9 P3rer'S
Btyrk. Hoche>ter. y. J. lyrj2 eow
II sick headache j. misery. what are Car
TERI Little Liver Pills If they positively cure
il: People who have used hem speak frankly
Of their worth. They are small and easy 10
take.
Neither mind nor body can alphabetically,
if the blood i, Initiated. Cleanse the vital cur
rent from impurities by the use Of Ayers Sar-
>aparilla. This remedy purfe, the blood re-
crut, the wasted energies, and restores health
to the debilitated system.
There /, no one article in the line OF medi-
cincs that gives 20 large Il return for the mon
ey a good porous strengthening plaster.
such s. Carriers Smart Weed and BelIadonna
BacSache Pla>rers.
Yes he love, you now. ii, true
Lass with eyes Of violet blue,
Lips i sweet honeydew,
Bonnv little bride,
VIII he love YOU A. TO-DAY.
When your bloom ba- fed away.
When your golden locks are grey
viii hi love abide,
Yes, il II i the true Kind il Will survive all
the inevitable wastes aud changes OF life. But
1t j. every woman's desire and duty 10 retain,
a. long a. she can, the attractions that made
her charming and beloved in youth. No one
can keep her Youthful bloom equabe tenn
per if weighed down and suffering from fe-
male weakness and disorders. DIR. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription is remedy for these
troubles. Sold by druggists
The peculiar combination, proportion. and
preparation OF Hoods Sarsaparilla makes this
medicine different from others and superior
to them all in actual curative power. sold by
C. |. Hood & Co., Apothecaries Lowell, Mass.
Bncklen's Arniea SaIye.
THE BEST SALvR in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains,
Corns. and all Skin Eruptions. and positively
cures Piles. or no pay required. 1t is guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction. or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box. FOR SALE
BY all druggists. iva
PROVIDE Yourself with a supply Of
Skin-Success Soap, and you can defy prickly
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice To al /
concerned, that he has been duly appointed
AMI has taken upon himself. the trust of an Al
>irat"T OF the estate Of Chas.D Wilkinson
OF sullivan, IN ,he county Of Hancock de-
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs. he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted IN
the san deceaseds estate, to make immediate
payment, and those who have any demands +hara
on to exhibit the same for payment
GEORGE GRAHAM t.tm.r
April H. ISIS 3.-5a5
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Or. Gordon OF Portland, was in Wa
terville Tuesday Of last week, and he pro-
nounced the supposed case of small pox at
the college building as chicken pox' Con-
seaHently the scare is over.
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To the Honorable IudZc Of Probate Within ana
fur the County OF Hancock.
fThe tndcr-t gncd Guardian Of Harry l. springer
| minor heir of George u. springer late Of Han.
cock in said County deceased res pectfuliv repre-
-euts that said ward l. seized OF certain real estate
ell in a deed from Lewis Springer to George y
Springer dated fourteenth dav Of Derember A u
-.i1. and recorded in Hancock County Registry Of
Deeds, Vol. I}s, Page y.
Also another lot parcel Of land situated in
said Hancock in County aforesaid and de@crib.
I'd in a deed from Lemucl Crabtree to George b.
Springer dated July END A, -, 1~s0 amt recorded
la Hancock County Registry Of eeds Vol l72.
Page 333 Subject to dover rights of his mother,
Sarah \. ~pringer) to which deeds and records
reference NAV br had for further description there
to. That said estate Is unproductive II any bene-
fit TO said minor and that 1t will be for the inter
est II said minor that the should be sold aud
the pTnrecds secured on interest, therefore prays
YOUR Honor that she lie authorized aud EN-
powered agreeablv to law To sell the above ,lcs.
crihc't real estate, or such part of it in Your
opinion may be eNpedieht
SARAH Y. SPRINGER
May 9Th, ISss.
STATE OF MAINE.
Hancock. Ss-At a Court of Probate held at
Buck sport on the Second Wednesday Of MAY Is~s
ON the Petition aforesaid ORDERED, That no
tice be given bv publishing copy of said petition
with this order thereon, three weeks successfully
in the ELS American. a newspaper printed
in Ellsworth, that all persons interested NAV at
tend on the Second Wednesday OF June next at
2 Court % Probate t. be holden in Ellsworth and
~hcN cause, II any, why the PRAYER OF said petit
ton .hoiiFI not he granted, Such notice TO be
given before said Court.
o. r. Cunningham, Judge.
AttcSt :--fJnas. p. Dorr, Register
A true copy, Attest :-Chas. p. D0rr, Register.
W 90
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1ift subscriber hereby gives public notice to All
] concerned, that she has heeu am 49,, ~
and mas taken upon herself the trust Of aiminis
tIatrlN o. the estate OF Parker Wells late
by giving bond the law directs. she theraf,r.
requests All persons who are indebted to the sald
decease'fs estate, to make immediate ma vp,ent
an t1ose who nave any demands thereon to ex
hlbit the same for payment.
May l4th, A. D.. ISIS
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tiff subscriber hereby gives nul3lio notice "a 70
concerned, that she has been tlulv aptDl rt,.I
ana mas taken upon herself the trust IT an admin
stidtfiA OF the estate Of George u. springer a'e If
hancock, in the County Df Htnr0ck decreased
~ giving bond as the law directs. she there
Iore requests all persons who are Indebted tn the
-all def'easeds estate, {" make immediate pay
iheht, ana those who have any demands thereon
70 exhibit the sans for p1vnent
SARAH Y. >PRlNGER.
batefi. April 18th, A. D.. Isss su 20,
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tiiE Nhn-fr1hHr hereby gives public notice 70 Il ?
l Concerned that he has been duly APPOINTED
am ma taken upon himself the trust Of sd
hlnlstTator Of the estate Of William H. Gem hite
- nhfs~is'f, ~ the county of Hane0ck deeeasefl.
by giying bond the Law iiirrct he therefore re-
dhests al ne' sons who are indebted to- f. sad d.
ceased esia c To make Immediate fsnrfaynt ap.t
those who have any de nands thereon 10 * hiifit
the same for payment.
May q, 1855. susas
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The Mcthodiet~ in NrS York did not
succeed in clectng The fourth bishop
Wednesday Something ~ a sensation Was
caused in the conference BY the announce
mcnt that there were evidences of repeat
ing in the voting
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NEWELL Il topLiDsE. ~sHrrtpeu
GEORGE +. KIM. -
SAMUEL i. bfSl-LE. l-agininc.
4u.b1
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The Bost SO Cts. Unlaunderod Shirts.
4 Full Line Of Cents Tics.
DRAPERY AND CURTAIN DEPARTMENT

atmrn' JIM ~p.'4 a.r"'" 1i HISS. aa '"'.'o.- r'
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To the Honorable Judge Of Probate fer the county
Of Hancock,
rrhasundrf signed Flora Perkins a,imjniStratrfx
| ~ IN, estate of Amos Perkins late OF taStii,.
IN aid county, deceased respectfully represents
that the goods and chattels rights aud credits Of
sI arcased are not sufficient 20 pay his Just debts
ard charges Of administration. 10y the sun Of
tLraa hundred dollars. Wherefore Nuur petition
ar uravs vnur Honor to grant her license "a self
Of uttbii,, or private sale, aud convey all ~ the
r,al estate Of the deceased Including the urvrf
sion ~ The widows dover therein 60 satisfy
satI tebts a. Il charges Of administration
''' FLORA !. rtEkIN>.
STATE OF MAINE
HtNfptt, - ---t nUrt of frruHfr, MAY
Term. ls~>.
ron the foregoing petition "trtHr TNf
said pytttnurr give puhlr notice &C. all ltr~.t> .t
,.,,..tr,I Dy. causing q copy IF iut pt"ung. guJ
mis- order thereon, 70 i't. pHhh>brft thFvr weeks
sl,r,.sstytly i'm The Ellsworth American ugw,
pspcr printed or published IN hW-""it'. iu -tui
r,unty that the, may appear AZ "uH a' lr'eh.
ar -li.t county, a. Toe brlt st Ellsworth, "h lHr
sd " c,insS,lay Of June next az ten et il'g u"'A
~, m. f,r,,p,,pt 10 show cause. n alN Nhr. hHeD
Nh, thr PRAYER ~ said pcttt"u'f -HH"'" ''' .g
granted .,,>~,>,t4,s f..
A+rrsf .-CIlAs l.. ppRE. Hrg'~trr.
true copy. Attest tHA>. /. "',ht. h'-..'''.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-07-12

prosecutions and says they wish no deal
ings whatever with the Brotherhood.
Neither do they propose to be in any way
molested by its members. What was a
great cons piracy, he said, has had its
back broken, and loss of life and property
has been averted.
The local papers are still engaged in
iuve ,tigating that part of the statement
made by General Manager Stone Friday,
which deals with the secret circular SAID
to have been sent out by Chairman Hoge.
The latter, of course, is RS emphatic as
ever in stamping 1t forgery, and de
MES, further, that such a letter was ever
discussed or even thought of by Arthur,
Sargent or himself. The location of
the man Seward whose name
appears in it as the men who would fuI-
nish further instructions than in the let
Ter contained, has not yet been accom-
plished. The proprietor of the National
hotel, where Seward was aid to have re-
sided and where he was supposed to have
obtained his mail, aud the mail carrier of
the district in which the hotel is located,
all state no such man existed. Mr.. Stone
affirms that such man did exist and tat
Hoge got his mail for him which was ad-
dressed to the hotel named.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-07-12

Manila, 4lfc; English islands, 4Sc for IS test;
refined strong at &c; extra c. 6lsc; white extra c,
&c; yellow, 5S@5 1l.15c: off, 59sc; mould A,
715c: standard a, re; confectiOners' A, 10Illc;
cut loaf and crushed, S4S7sc; powdered, II3c;
granulated, 7asc; cubes, nc,
Molssses-Quiet and unchanged; 50 test, 1870
bid.
Petroleum Firm; refined, 7sc; United closed
cotton seed oil-Qaoted at &c for crude; 46c
for refined
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July TO- FlOur-Market steady, but
dull.
v heat-Market started lower and ak on
cables and large receipts, then went up and down
two or three times, and finally finished SgZac
lower than yesterday. No. , cash, !9Ac; July,
19AQ79Bc; August 79l80i9Ac, clgslng az '95sc;
Sci TENDER, SO1a@SO2ic, cloeing at oJISc; Becem-
Der, S4A@S42ic, closing OF Sillc bid.
Corn Lower, closing 5sU lc below yesterday.
Cash 47@4Sc; August, 46A44!Ac, Closing at
464c; September, 4IG4116c, closing at 4'04'7sci
year, 361sQ3 &c, closing at 36Sc.
Oats-Firm, but quiet. Cash, 330334c; August,
23z80233sc; September, $3.50; year, 233sc pa
Corn meal-Steady 2.tOO2O
Whisky-Quiet; LII
ProvIsions-Quiet and easy; job lots pork sold at
IA 37h.
Lsrd-Steap, no; fancy LEST, SO.
Dry sat meats, loose short ribs-Sold, '.6U
Bacon ShouldeTs-770.
ng clears-S.t0.
; hort ribs-S 50QS.60.
Short cleaTs-S T00S75.
Hams-1l 0O0i2 %.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-07-12

Luling dressed herself in national colors
on Friday and invited the survivors of
Woods regiment to dine with her. About
ninety of the old soldiers and their colonel
(P. q. Wood and major CIV. o. Hutchiu-
SOM, together with Captains William
Foster, s. NJ. Holmes, George S. beats,
Sam Lytle and j &. Storey were present.
At 1890 a. IN. the crowd gathered at
Beaty's grove, and a beautiful address of
welcome was made by Major j. p. Bridges,
winch was responded to by Colonel Wood
and Major Hutchinson in very BETTING
language. Other addresses were made by
Senator W. IL. Burgess and Governors +.
II. Lubbock and j. l.. Storey. There were
nearly fifty nicely barbecued animals pre-
pared and about 5000 people present to
enjoy the same. Colonel Haywood Brahan
and daughter, accompanied by Governor
Ross's daughter, were on the grounds.
Everything passed off pleasantly. All
seemed to enjoy themselves, and much
credit is due Col. j. X. Walker, who was
master of ceremonies, for his efficient
management The reunion of the regi-
ment will be in San Antonio next year,
July t.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-07-12
THE ST. LOUIS SCANDAL.
A Writ of Habeas Corpus Applied For,
and the Result.

A Writ of Habeas Corpus Applied For
and the Result
ST. LOUIS, July 10.-A special from To
peka says Judge Keelsr at 11:30 O'Clock
this morning presented to Judge Guthrie
of the Shawnee county district court a
petition for a writ of habeas corpus in
behalf of his clients, Henry w. Moore and
Mrs. Emma S. Norton. Judge Guthrie,
after hearing the petition, set 3 O'Clock p.
m. as the hour to hear the arguments.
Meanwhile Mr.. Moore and Mrs. Norton
are under police surveillance in Room Al
Copeland hotel.
Further kilograms from Topeka say
that Judge Laughlin, attorney for Mr.
Norton, and Mrs. Caswell, an intimate
friend of Mrs. Morton, arrived from St
Louis by the noon train and went directly
to the Copeland house, where Mrs. Cas-
we'll, after some strong and bitter words
to Mrs. Moore, made an earnest appeal to
Mrs. Norton to return to st. Louis
She said: off you will go back to
st. Louis with me you can return
to your house and Mr.. Norton will
receive you with open arms. If you DOM
want to live with him you can have the
old home and Mr.. Norton will stay at g
hotel"
Mrs. Norton broke into tears and be-
tween her sobs declared that she would
not return.
HE will kill me if 1 go back she said
"He threatened to take my life, and l dare
not go back. No; l will not go back.
will stay with him whom love-"
Mrs. Csswell then threw her arms
around Mrs. Norton, and again pleaded
with her to return, but she declared posi-
lively that she would not, and Mrs. Cas-
well then left her. Mrs. Norton received
three kilograms from friends in Baltimore
to-day, Offering her any assistance in
their power to give.