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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-26
Alleged Policy Men Demand Jury Trials.

sergt. Myers Of the third precinct had sew
eral alleged policy men in charge today. The
victims were Hugh Murray, Edward Member
and Henry r. McGlue. When the cases
reached the Police Court Jury trials were de-
msnded, and each defendant gave bonds for
his appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-26

IL YOU HAVE NEVER USED CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER tla 90 AZ once TO the ns,Ies, dIIt store and
CARE Fon TIE SK1N
Fuss THE pE AhhksaS OF
GERM1c1DE aIRas ANb Nasps OFF
Soar N D''hA'A
Where trouble already
exists II cieAnses the
the porss allowing free
scope to the wonderful
healing power Of the soap.
PHYSICIANS USE
T TG.s n E FIN 81 Pc Pc
Because it is the best
ties and Eermcides neces-
ssry to the cure of cuts-
neous affections can be
employed
DAINTY IN USE
h hsHst sSt II. 5 Il slhfda:
So mild and pure is Fes's
0ermicade soap that even
the tender skin of the baby
gains tone and health from
Its constAnt use
Price 20 cents
FELs l. CO.. Makers,
k23 Philadelphia
N&vIII POsITIVFIY CURE SICK HEADACHE AND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-26

IL YOU HAVE NEVER USED CARRIERS LITTLE
Liver PllA to the nearest drug store and
get vial they will surely plssse .dont forget this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-26

The U.S.S. MoSoSGAHELA, just returned
to New York from San Francisco. has been Or
dered to proceed to Portsmouth, Nh, to be
fitted out as a training ship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-26
Real Estate Matters.

J. C. Parker has bought of j. A. Prescott for
900 sub lots A and As, SO. 6s-aliey property
30 by IS feet each, between n, o, 2ls: and
22d streets northwest
Elizabeth A. Clarkson has purchased of T. A.
Lay for $1,000 sub IS. 50. 236-l9 feet 8 inches
by las feet-on between 18th and i4th streets
northwest
Mary II. johnson has bought for 81. 100 of F.
c. Skinner lot 10, SO. 275-ls by 100 feet-on 5
between 18th and 18th streets northwest.
Ratcliffe, DRrr Co. auctioneers sold YES
terday afternoon for the owners part lot 10 in
square $40, being the south AZ feet front on LIST
street between Maryland avenue and b street
southwest. to L. 4. McAulif for Il. 40 per
square foot; also house ls4s Larch street. in lie
Droit Park, to T. T. Buckland for $3.50; also
house 1850 Larch street, lie Droit Park. sold to
Barnes 4 Weaver for $685..
Sophia c. Brown has purchased for $3.50 of
II. A. Willard sub I09. square 362. l9. 75x92. 50
feet on between 9th and 10th streets north
west
Handy and c. A. James, trustees parts OF lots
3 and 4, square $50, improved by three-story
and basement brick dwelling. No. 2ls New Jcr-
sey avenue southeast, to Chas. /. Clark, esq.
for $1,000.
Calvin T. Sampson of North Adams Mass.
has bought for $4,000 of Albegence H. Brown
lot So and part AZ, square l59-fronting % feet
on Rhode Island avenue between 18th street
and Connecticut avenue northwest
Max Grief ct al. have bought for 1881 of A.
Behrend lots IL and Is. tor SO. 765 80 OF A.
Kaufman lot q, Land for SO. 765. 80 OF II. f. Sam
stag lot q. all in block IS. Columbia Heights
Richard T. Petit has purchased for y5z 500
of G. Truesdel lots % to ~, It's addition to
Washington Heights.
Hannah S. Curry has bought for $500 of
Robert W. Best sub 90, square $3.50 by 40
feet on 9th between Z and z streets northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-26
OpEx ALL N1sHr.

OpEx ALL N1sHr
FOR the accommodation OF customers and the
public Will keep store open ell night charge
Ut registered Pharmacists.
+. y. WILLIAMS CO., DRUGGISTS.
UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE
Cor. 9th and h streets NV
PRESCRIPTIONS
Our prices for prescriptions have been reduced in
proportion to other goods We only the purcst
drugs and chemicals from the reliable mnnufAc-
tuners. We cheerfully invite careful inspection of
this department by Physicians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-26
DAINTY IN USE
MADE 80 BY ITS
NATURAL In q X u ID J.
ESTS. NOT BY PERFUM-
ERY.

So mild and pure is Fels's
6ermicide Soap that even
the tender skin of the baby
gains tone and health from
its constant use.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29
DROWNING ACCIDENT.
Scheenef RlM Down I Beat--.
The Skipper Drowned.
Ksnns bee County corfsss nee Of Coz
sSseational chus chss.


Especial 70 the KEsxEsEc JouxsAL.l
RocxLAsp, Oct -. -- The British
schooner Herald. Capt. Eli Trehsn, Of
sheieourn. Nova Scosis, from Salmon
River. arrived here today and reports thai
this moraipg absut 8 o'clock, - she was
catering Deer isle Thoroushfafe, . sloop
boat about l5 feet long. appareptiy . lob
sherman, With one man aboard. came up
end tried to eross the bows of the Herald.
Failing TO do 90, the boat lu6ed to fall
astern. but the calls of the schooner took
the wind oct Of her sails. and she lc st
hesdvay and foulsd the Hefalds main
boom. The mate Of the schooner was ct
the wheel, and immediatsiy iy lufYed. but the
flcop vss carried under and sunk. with the
man who vas in her. He vas not seen to
come up. The Herald was close to the
ledses and could not come about without
gcing ashore; but another lobster boat,
which was . shoSf distance to windward,
ran down to the p ace. She was not seen
to pick up anything. and Capt Trehan
feels certain that the man was drovred.
He was an old man, bat no further descsip-
ton could be given. He acted recklessiy
in trying to cress the Hersld's bow, and i,
was strange that he did not make an effort
TO rsise himself sfierwar1 as the schoon-
era sheet wss close to him, and he might
easily have drawn himself on beard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29
Soe Died Of q Broken Renrt.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 23.-Msry Matchett
died this mornir Z at the residence Of hei
father, T. d. Wit. manager of the Grand
opera House. She was 20 years old
Young Matchett, who is the son of boz
manufacturer, coufted her for a long time,
Mr.. Wilt objected to the young mans So
cial position and forbade him entering the
house. About a yesr sgo Maichet, and
Mi.s Wilt eloped and we're married in Cum
btrland, Md. Returning here they lived
with Ma.chetts parents for about siz
NOR tbs. Mary went one day to visit heI
parents, and her father prevailed on her to
stay there. Soon after reports were pub
lished that abe bad been ill-trsa.ed by heI
young husband. These stories were de.
MED. Mary pined for her husband, and
the gay, laughing girl became .ad, brok
en-hearted woman, and this morning she
died.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29

WoonsrecK. Qnt.. Oct. Se-Reaina
Birchali. vho 10 to be hanged In sAs jai
yard here On Nov. ~ for The murder of =,
c. Benwsn on Feb. u last. appeafs ners
lighs-hearsed than ever. His cafsless d.
meanor excited comment when be vai
Arst arrested, and - his trial drew neal
he seemed to be % free from care
that many pefsons suspectrd that hs
vas innocent. and that his counsel would
prssen: positive proof Of this IN court In
place CT this. however. his lawyers were
utterly without any reasonable Eroauds o.
which to expect an acqaisal. and - ths
trial proceeded and il was shown conclu-
sively that he vas guilty Of the most cold.
hloo1ed murder ever committed In Canada,
his checFfulness increased. Then the pso-
pie here, who did not know him very yell,
began to doubt his sanity but the jail OH
cials. who have had him in their charge
and have stadied him, are sure that he u
perfectly sane.
Within the past few days Birehail ha,
begun to amase himself by playing oil
sorts Of boy ish prAnks upon HE keeper
and by joking with them. Throughout ths
en'ire day he laughs ard dances about AM
nothing SCENE to make him happier thar
when he has played some trick upon ths
dignihed old governor Of the jail. purins
his trial he got ON pretty friendly ,esm'
With several Of the reporters. lie prom
iscd them that he would write something
for them, or that he would draw pictures
for them. lie did nothing Of the sort how
ever. and probably never intended to.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29
The Idsh Famine is a Stern Reality

New YonK. Oct. 2s.--Bishop Richard
Phelsn of the Pttsburg diocese arrived
here last night on the Guion steamship Ar
izora, after visit OF several months to his
native country. Kilkenny. In regard to
the threatened famine in ireland the Bishop
said: Il apent most Of my time in Kilken-
Dy, which 10 not the district where the po-
tato crop has been affected. know, how
ever. from almost daily intercourse with
people who have been there, that the fam
inc i, no, an illusion. The blighted see
tons are in the west, northwest and south-
west. The people will die Of starvation
unless they are assisted. Ireland, as far
as the relations Of landlord and tenant are
concerned, 10 very different from what il
was forty years ago. when left it to make
NY home in America. This WAS brought
to my personal attention while was with
my brother, who is a canon In Kilkenny.
Lord Ormunde, who is landlord in the
county, came to my brother to make terms
with tenant. Forty years ago 4 tenant
dared not murmur, even though he might
be rack-rented to death. The failure of
crops was no excuse for him. He was
simply kicked out when he did not pay
what the landlord demanded of him."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29
a Maine Doctor 10 . FAD scr.ps.

FnKDKRIeros Juscrros, N. B.-A Maine
doctor. DIR. MeAlphine, lice in . critical
condition here ~ result OF . murderous
attempt on his life. alleged to have been
made by VIM. Dewitt and George kingson
Of Glasier Boom. The DIR was returning
home from the Westto bis home in Car. bou
and was carried past and put off here. lie
hal been drunk, and Sunday night agent
Matthews placed him on the western train
and supposed he vas all right. Yesterday
A. NJ, Mrs. Kelley heard moans and found
the doctor badly bruised about the head and
face, and his money gone. 1t 10 asserted
that he got cut of the train and drank With
the two men charged with beating him, and
after they drank with him they beat and
robbed him Of about SIS. Both men are
hiding.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29
wild wsst lodi .ns comios Home.

SrRAsnusG. Oct. 2s.--The Wild West
Show closed its season ia Strasburs 6aeuS-
day after n twenty mon,hs's tour OF Europe.
The management has decided to send the
Indians home to answer for themselves
the criticisms on their life. morals asd
treatment. The rest Of the show will pass
the winter at Ehl, near Benheid, at The foot
Of the Vosges Mouatsins. The tour Of the
shos will be resumed early next spring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29
Terrific Gale of Cape retou.

AEcuAr. Cape Bretor, Oct. - About
dusk last evening, the wind commenced d
blowing smartly from the East ompsnied
with rain and tremendously high tide
About midnight the wind shifted TO the
south. east, and blew with increasing vio-
lence, eliminating in hurricane and heavy
downpour Of rain. BY dsybrcak the rain
ceased, and the wind shifted to the south
west. The gale continued with unsbatsd
fury, toseing up heavy sea, which swept
extensive preparations under way for fall
macksrel fishing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29

Lossos. Oct. 2'.--Thc TelesrapAs 81.
Petersburg correspondent says; The
Minister Of the lntt rior hAs received . tel.
cs'am containing an alarming account ol
peasants revolts in Khardkov and Yskaaee.
,noslav districts, Southern Russia. Nine
thousand troops are operating against the
peasants in tho RoRo,lookhov dissSiht. Who
refuse to betSay their leaders and declare
they will not relapse into scrfdon,. prefer
ing instead, to die fighting. The peasants
Aie prowlins ab1ut In armed banda, aslag
AID pillsging the owners' rcsilsncss.
rhcy have burned 500 scrcs Of forests %
River Samara and destroyed immeMss
qasntit &c Of corn In Bakmvotsky. The
Minis er OF the Interior teleRsapAsd thae
the authorities in that part Of the empire
are aho'ishin. any peasants rights In the
disturbed districts"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29
WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER %. 1890.


The Solicitor Of the Treasury has given
an opinion in regard to the manufacturers
ssasemenss prescribed BY . section Of
the eassoms administrative act .s
Affected BY Section II Of the same act.
He says, considering the fact that the insen-
ton Of the statute was the prevention Of
frauds on the revenue in the Importation Of
merchandise paying I'd vaiorsm rates Of
duty. ard that rs no reason appears vhy its
application should extend to soods paying
purely srecihc rates, this statute does not
require importers to furnish certificates Of
the cost of manufacture Of goods paying
specific rates. The Secretary of the Treas-
ury endorses this conclusion and requested
the Secretary OF State in case be concurs
therein. to instruct United States consular
officers to act ace 3Fdingly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29
I'll, Lottery war to bs Pushed.

wAsHrSGros, Oct. 2s Attorney Gen
eral Miller sent . circular letter TO all
United States Attorneys, calling atte ention
to an sct Of Congress. approved September
-, 1850, entitled "An act to amend cer-
tain sections of the Revised Statutes re-
lssing TO lotteries and for other purposes. ''
with the suggestion that they carefully
exsmine the same and spare no effort in its
enfoPcenens. He rays. Every violation
of this lau. either by individual or cor
poration. in disseminssion Of lottery liiers.
ture. or 10 any other way, should be
brought to the attention Of the grand jury,
and wherever indictments are found, vigos.
Gus PR secution should follow. to the end
that This nefarieus busisess may be sup
pressed. In the enforcement Of this IAv
there should BE- tie hearty cooperation on
the part Of District Attorneys. United
States Mafshais, and Post Once In
srectoss.- Similar Instructions were sem
to Urited 6enoee usfshals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29
Jamaica Fsuit Tlade.

PnILApELrniA. Oct. rs The Jamaica
fruit trade j, daily dropping into the hands
of Norweigxns, whose vessels seem to be
able TO carry that product to this city at 4
far smaller figure tlxn either the Anne rcab
or British vessel can. At the low rate Of
freight they enter into this busiDess it seems
impossible that they should earn any divi-
dends for their owners. yet they ecem to
prosper, and new ones are being bull: right
slong TO enter the trade. In years gone by
this business was entirely IN the hand, Of
American vessels. 1t &iterwsrd pissed in
TO the hands of the English. but they have
bee driven out entirely by the Norweigans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29
Launching & at Ca'ais,

CALAIS. Oct. 2s.-There was launched
today, at the shipy ard of Ri1eout & Lord, a
three masted schooner named Fred Cover
built of native woods and hard pine. She
10 lG0 feet keel, 1873 feet over ali, 3s fee'
beam, and 800 tons register. She ha,
steam boisiing equipment, is owned by W
ID. Cover of Sargenivilie. and will be
comm ,nded by W. ID. Sargent Of the same
place. She is intended for general freight.
ing, and is the fist vessel butt here since
the Grace Cover WAS launched in "a
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Mrs. wuch,er. the Fasting WON an.

ALLEysTowS, Oct. % Two hundred
and eleven days is the record of the fast Of
Mrs Wucht~r. Of Whitehall. She vas
found very weak and unable TO speak. She
il evidently fsi,ing fast, and to all appear
asees cannot survive much longer. The
doctors orders to allow no visitors, without
his permission. to see her have been strictly
carried out for the past week, and will con-
tinue for the future.
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It Made Jay Gould Sigh.

DENVER, Oct. 2s.-Jay Gould, who ar
rived in Pueblo yesterday on an inspection
tour, made but brief stay. Those shc
have never heard Mr.. Gould sigh missed Z
rare treat. When he was here year age
some land was offered to the MissouI
Pacific system on condition that Mr.. q ,ult
would improve it. The offer WAS refused
on the grounds that it would never be mor'
than an alfalfa corral. Yesterday wher
Mr. Gould arrived in Pueblo, he was sur
prised to see miners working on the samt
land digging out coal. The ground thai
last year was offered to Mr.. Gould free
could not now be purchased for $1,000,
900. That is Why Mr.. Gould sighed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29
Registrar Under Atrsst-Wo Wouldn't
Allow His Books to be Copied.

RIcuMoSp. Va, Oct. 2s Robert Tsy.
lor, registrar in the second precinct u
jackson Ward, was arrested today by
United States Chief Supervisor Plcs,anss
on complaint of Supervisor Clinton D,pricst
of said precinct, charged with refusing TO
o'ic state and the supervisor gave order
that = copy be made Of them. Taylors
counsel alege the order is All attempt 10
intimidat. voters net warranted by law or
precedent. The case was continued until
Thursday, and the accused released on
bail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29
Generous to His Rival.

M"srrELirR, Oct 2s The Governor.
bert =. Brigham, Bskers6eld, democratic
candidate for governor this year. is chief of
staff. Among other members is ". +
Folsom. Lyndonviile, superintendent of the
Passumps.e division of the Boston & Maine
railroad, democratic candidate for Con-
gress in 1883. An amendment I, the con-
s,itution was proposed today. forbi ldins
the manufacture and sale of all liquors ex
cept wine and cider male Of fruit grown in
the State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29
Misundsi standing on the Tobacco
Tariff EXP aimed.

CIScINpArI Ohio, Oct.2s To-day issue
of a Western Tobacco Journal contains a
letter from Senator Sherman which says
THE express purpose Of postponing the
taking effect of Section 80 of the tar
i'll act. which provides for the reduction
Of internal taxes on smoking and manufAc-
tured tobacco from $ cents n pound under
the oil law to q cents a pound, until after
Jan. l, 1891. was that it was believed the
general law took effect October sixth.
The lapse of nearly three months would he
sufficient to exhaust the ,upply on hand,
therefore no rebate 10 prov led ~ in some
former reductions. | understood it dis
ti'ctly that way. and have no doubt that all
who participated in the conference took the
same view of the matter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29
Trouble Already Over Appraismen'
OF Importsd Wosstsds.

Nsw YoRk, Oct. 2s,--upon the applic,.
ton of Balm. Joseph 4 Co, importers Il
this ely. Judge Laeomb OF the United
States District Court today granted an or
der requiring the customs appraisers TO
produce records and papers In their pos
session regarding the sppraisement made
upon certain cloths the firm imported
The firm Allege that they entered a, u 9
port Of New York certain maHufacturd
wors,cd which arrived here July 10, 1890
The collector adjudsel the consignment
dutiAble al IS cents per pound and 35 per
cent ad valorem. Board Appraisers, aud Sec
retary Of the Treasury sustained the Collect
or's decision. Among other things the
plaintiffs contend the act of May .. lS9o.
entitled act to provide for cia"iaca.
tion Of wofstel cloths as woolens does not
apply because the act had not passsd ac-
cordiug to Law. No quorum WAS in the
house when The bill WAS certified TO have
been passed. They allsge that the iii 10
no, !, gally enacted though declared psswd
by the Speaker Of the house of Representa-
tives when 1t hsd not been.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29

Cases Of the contagious diseases Of
which the State Board Of Health 10 noti6ed,
uefe reported ~ follows. for ths week
ending Saturday 0cs. 18th.
Diphfhesis--Easspon. l.; OtisneId, ! +;
Portland ] S'eaben, /.
Typhoid Ftver-Essspost, .; Exs.ef, !;
Gofhsm, !; New Portland. / /; Portland, 4;
Westhfook. !.
Scarlet Fever-BrotktoB, i; Dsafosth,
5, Forest City, 3; Seisivsn, 3.
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Elm City l. sivirg Park Attaches d

NV HAVEN. Conn, Oct 2s. Elm Citg
Driving Park owned by Nicholas W. a'd
Joseph + Hubingev, of this city. WAS tod,y
attached for 500 600 by J. &. Hubingrr,
keokuk, Iowa. The attachment Ie.ultsd
from The alleged failure Of the New Haven
llubingsrs to carry out their part OF the
agreement to transfer their starch bu.iness
to their Iowa brother. The stsrch bust.
mes is vxriously esimsted at $1,000 te
$50 ,OG0.
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Can't FiOd the Leaf. .

VrSErAkp HAyES, Mass. Oct 2s -
Barkentine Nellie z. Rumball was tov ed
to the bead Of the barbor today. Divers
found about fifteen feet Of her shoe,ng
gone aft, the copper braomed op some on
starboard side afs, but did not discover the
leak. Exua men from shore pumped the
vessel out with her pumps.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29
More OF Rcbinson's Rascality Cemir G
Out.

BRocKroN. Mass. Oct. 2S A gentle.
man called at G. W, R,binsoo's office ard
said he let Robinson have 5000, every
cent he possessed. lie is 81 yeafs old. in
fsihog health, and has family to support
Lloyd Il. Chamberlain, Eco one Of the
executors of the estate of the late Chsrh .
Stone. has msdc An effort to recover the
bonds placed in Robinson's hands TO sell.
He has stopped paym upon them and
has msdc = demand upon Rufus +. King.
man for o. 300 worth, held by him ss col.
lateral. Mrs. Fullerton, mother Of ex.
Postmaster q. IL. Fullerton. holds \ second
mortgage, amounting to $1,000, on real
estate handled by Robinssn. which un-
doubtediy bears the forged signature Of
Everett robinson AS guarantee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29
Nelson goes to Chicago To-day.


has decided to accept the offer from Chi
csgo and take his horse to the American
Horse Exhibition in that city and give an
exhibition of his sped. He will start to-
morrow mornicg and the barquet and re-
cepiion vi not be held until his return. It
was to have come of Wednesday Of next
week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29
Maine Penaions.

Pens'S'- have been granted to the fol-
lowing resiaerts of Maine:
Original. Georss y Gappy, South Ber-
wick; increase, W. X. Barbour, Caribou
Ersstus Thurlov. Mechanic Falls; IsaAc
X. Ring. Lisbon Falls; Eoen B. Moore,
Bucksport John W. Waterbury, Ran
doiph; Joseph Hatch, North Lincoln; Ed
muni Stevens, Belfast; Charles II. Thom-
~, Pennington Falis; Thomas Z. Dodge,
Jonespost; James Smith. South Pen0h-
scot; Hudson Oakes, Foxcroft; A. G.
Strester, South Fairbanks; Calvin Douglas,
old,ovn; VIM. s. Roges, Carmel; 0. B.
Perry, Richmond; John Thompson, North
Searsmont; John W. Carville. New Port
land; minors, children Of James l.. Dale,
Gardiner.
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From the Bench to Druukard's
Grave.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct. 2s From drink
ing whisky to excess Judge II. Marshall
Buford, late of the Common Plea, Court,
has become insane and was la,t night sent
to a private aylum in Cincinnati. lie was
bslis we'd to be one Of the best lawyers in
the State. lie occupied high position so
cially aud politically. and 10 related to
some of the Oldest and best families in the
State. He is about forty years old and
unmarried