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FOR CIVIL TRIAL.
Lieut.. carey's Slayer Turned over To
the District ATTORNEY.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-Acting Secre-
tary of War Grant today notified the civil
authorities of Sioux Falls, S. D., who applied
for the surrender of the Indian Tasunkeota,
indicted for the murder of Lieut.. Casey near
Pine Ridge, and also for the Indian held as a
military prisoner accused OF killing herder
named Miller, that the military officers have
been instructed to turn the prisoners over to
the district attorney for trial.
Reciprocity With San Domingo.
WASHINGTON, March 26.-The government
of Sant0 Domingo has appointed Manuel
Jesus Calvin as minister to the United States.
1t Is understood that he Is especially inscruct-
ed to negotiate reciprocity treaty with this
country.
The Pension List.
WASHINGTON, March 26.-Pensions have
been granted to the following Maine peo-
pie:
Michael Gallagher, Hugh Mcbride,
William Dudley, George Howard.
ORIGINAL.
John A. Lunt James X. Blackstone.
Joseph ID. Dunn, Sewal q. Young,
Allen Frazier.
ADDITIONAL.
James w. Savage, John B. Adallo.
Navy, Lewis f. Wentworth.
INCREASE.
John j. Kerby, Ephraim s. MARI
Albert Dodge, Samuel b. Jordan,
Navy, Isaac G. sherman.
REISSUE.
Benjamin +. Russell.
REISSUE AND INCREASE.
Samuel w. Hewitt, Josiah P. Bradbury.
ORIGINAL, WIDOWS, ETC.
Navy, Sophia L., widow of Joseph Mozart
Special ac', Apha M, mother OF James j.
Brown.
The KIncald Trial.
WASHINGTON, March 26-The first witness
examined in the KiDcaid trial this morning
was j. b. Donnelly of New Orleans, who was
near the spot Of the shooting. William NC
Cormick, assistant doorkeeper Oh the HOUSE
Of Representatives, testified to the trouble
which occurred between Iau,Oss sSnots1g anI Rohart
woodbridge, another assistant doorkeeper.
Substantially corroboroted McCormick's tes-
timony.
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Phillips was so pleased with the passage
of the Australian bill that the people pre-
pared a torch light procession, and were
only deferred by the wet streets.
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ssurxIxors HAVE Salad.

GIBRALTAR, March 26.-The steamship
Anglia sailed for NewYork today with Johns
and Colborn, the saloon passengers, and 1853
emigrants rescued from the wrecked steamer
Utopia. Thirty bodies were rescued from
the wreck today. SO far 40 bodies hav o
been buried on shore and 179 at sea-
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This Is In Free Trade England, Too.

LONDON, March 26. "A despatch from
Bradford, Yorkshire, the principal centre of
the worsred and stuff manufacture of Eng
land says that seventeen of the leading wool
combers engaged in the worsted trade, have
entered into a combination to raise the
prices Of worsted and to control Botany
woods. The increase in prices commences
April 1st
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William Lawrence of Wells, Me-, aged 81,
Is believed TO be the oldest aumnus OF
the Philips, Exeter, academy which he en-
tered In 1874
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Fast Day Appointed.

Especial to the Press.
AUGUSTA, March 26.--Governor Burleigh
has appointed Thursday, April 10th, to be
Fast Day.
State Bounty to Agricultural Society.
AUGUSTA. March 26.-The secretary of the
Board of Agriculture has apportioned the
following sums to the agricultural societies
of the state the year 1891:
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RobberIea at Dennysv,IIe.

DENNYsvILLE, March ga few nights
ago the store Of Peter E. Vose was
entered and over $50 in silver car
ried away. In little bag, but with the
other money, were three silver coins of for
eign countless Japanese Zen, Chilian
and an old Spanish dollar. The rogues,
fearing the attempt to pass these unusual
coins might lead to their detection, concluded
to leave them behind. Evidently they were
In no hurry to leave the place where they had
Dagged SO many free" silver dollars, and
found the wherewith to tickle their palate Q
In the shape of nice canned peas, they OPEN
ed the cans and ate thereof, and so, doubt
less, In their own depraved opinion, had a
good time generally
A short time before the store of T. w. Al
Ian d Son was entered and about $25 in sill
yer taken. Both stores were entered by
means of false keys.
Suicide at Augusta.
AUGUSTA, March 26-George Craig, a
farmer, living two miles from this city. COM
mitted suicide today by hanging in the
woods near his house. He was about SO
years old. Temporary alteration of mind
caused the deed.
Suspicious Death In Rockland.
RoCKLAND, March 26.-A young woman
named Ida Miller, died at the North End
this morning under suspicious circumstances.
George l.. York has been arrested to await
the result of the coroner's inquest tomorrow.
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TROY, n. Y, March 26.-It is estimated
that there are thousand cases of the grip
in this city, but the percentage Of fatal cases
ia very small.
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BY inc FInaHee
he finance committee at q meeting this
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The Waterville Democrats are to give a
grand banquet April 9th. 800 invitations
have been issued. Prominent Democrats
inside aud outside the State have been In
Vited,
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Ten Thousand Cases In Pittsburg.

PITTsBNRG, Pa, March 26.-Oyer 10000
cases of grip are now prevailing in Plttsburg
and Allegheny. In the public schools 20 out
of every 100 pupils are on the sick list, also
many teachers. In almost every line of bus
iness the effects of the epidemic are more or
less felt
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Preparing for Election.

SLIGO, Ireland, March 26.-The election
excitement grows hourly and the town effic-
ials have applied for extra protection in the
shape of a detachment of cavalry. Strong
reinforcements of constabulary have already
reached town.
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The prevailing form of gambling In Bangor
has been betting on when the Ice will go
out OF the PenobscOt.
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the WEATHER
Fair and Warmer.

The following is the forecast of the weather
for New England: Generally fair, warm
er by Friday night, variable winds.
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ELIZABETH a. BROWN. .
NV Case is a Miracle!
PRAISE GOD, | AM WELL!

LEWISTON, Me-, OcT. %, 1890.
DANA SARsAPARILLA CO..
GentLemen,-For over ten years / have
been great sufferer with weakness pecul-
lar to my sex. would have for days at a
time terrible bearing-dOwn feel
ing, accompanied by great exhaustion
and severe pain in back and limbs.
| would go to bed fatigued, and rise in the
l.IoI mug more ore---=ss--ss~-sy-~~Y->sh when L
retired. Often after rising would have
a period of trembling, until at
last my nerves were in state of complete
prostration. / would have little or no ap-
petite. Almost constant headache,
accompanied by strange sensations, etc.
Such was my condition when first heard of
DANA'S SARSAPARILLA. Though l
am but forty-three years of age, yet my
hair is gray, and look like person near
sixty years old.
While visiting my daughter, Mrs. Hardy,
in Bangor, Me-, she persuaded me to try
bottle of DANA'S SARSAPARILLA,
and to please her l did so. That bottle
helped me a little. The second one gave
me good appetite, and caused me to rest
better nights. / continued to use it, and
continued to improve, till l had taken
eleven bottles. And, praise God, 1 am
WELL! 1T HAS CURED MEL l feel
like a new person! / have increased in
flesh from ninety-one pounds to hundred
and forty-six pounds, and enjoy life once
more. MY CASE Is A MIRACLE, and
/ will do all l can to tell others.
Yours with respect,
ELIZABETH A. BROWN.
Try a Bottle. "No Benefit, No Pay
REMEMBER It'll
DANA SARSAPARILLA CO., BELFAST, NE.
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Prof. Frank N. Whittier. instructor In
physical culture at Bowdoin College, has OBJ
tained leave OF absence for six months and
he and Prof. Charles K. Adams Contemplate
a trip to Europe.
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IroI. FRANK N. WnltLler, instructor IN
physical culture at B0wdOtn College, has OBJ
tanned leave of absence for six months and
he and Prof. Charles K. Adams contemplate
trip to Europe.
Old Town is now new city and It must be
good city to live In. for 1t went Republican
with a whoop on Monday. Hunt. Republic
can, was elected by ass votes to 254 ior
Sewell, Democrat. The Republican majority
Ia the city government Is 10.
A plucky cid gentleman drives the stage
between Limestone and 4. L. Fairfield IN
Aroostook county. His name Is Narcisse
DurepO, and his age IS. The other day the
drifts being too deep for his stage, he took
the mails on handsled and made his trip Of
twenty miles afoot
An interesting law suit is to begin in Bos-
ton, April 7. Mr.. Cornish, Of the firm Of
Baker Il Cornish Of Augusta, has been In
Haverhill in consultation with Rufus p.
Tapley, Esq, In regard to an action against
the Boston IL Maine railroad arising out OF
the accident in Bradford in the winter Of
1888. Mr.. q. A. Mathews of MOnsOn, Me-,
was passenger on that Inflated train, re-
eelving nervous shock at that time from
which be has never recovered. He sues for
damages to the amount Of $4,000. The case
will be heard before the Superior Court in
Boston.
Nothing stops the course OF justice IN
waldo county. In case recently an lmpot-
tant witness was in Cairo, Egypt Inc ques-
lions and cross questions were sent W the
American consulate at Cairo, and the dep,
osition of the witness taken. The sealed
package left Cairo March 2, and arrived a.
Belfast the 2lst. The package was addresses %
to "rhe Supreme Judicial court ieT sno
County Of Waldo, In the state OF Of, MNsitb Nnrtb
Town of Belfast, United states samnS 2. un on
America" The Egyptian postage nd ssd"P Pyra.
the package represent the SphinA ~"
mid.
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The Bath Times nominates Hon. J. g.
Richardson, Of Bath, as one Of the State as
Qaea0ra
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Found.

HAVE found the Greatest Cure on Earth for
l. Rheumatism and Neuralgia in their worst
chronic forms. suffered twelve years aud tried
every known remedy. Sufferers write to me and
enclose stamp. MISS e. s. ORR, East Harpsweu,
Maine. mar1d&w1m
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STATE ITEMS Of INTEREST.

The XII club Of Belfast Is to enlarge its
membership to 40 and move into new rooms
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Ancient hlstorv Rev.vad.

PARIS, March 26.-The Marquis De Ville-
neuye furnishes the press with the report Of
an interview which he says took place in
1866 between the late Prince Napoleon and
Prince Bismarck. In the interview, 1t is as
serted, Bismarck proposed close alliance,
offensive and defensive, between Prussia
and France, that would make these powers
the dominating influence In Europe.
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Foreign Notes.

The Russian police agent at Berlin has
been found murdered, it Is supposed by Nj
hillsts.
Inc House Of Commons has adjourned for
the Easter holidays.
A despatch from Vienna states that the
government Of the United States and Swift
erland have concluded a convention by
which the two countries agree to submit To
arbitration any dispute that may arise be-
tween them.
The police surprised gang of counterfeit
ers at Dorba. Posen, yesterday, and seized
10000 roubles. One detective was killed. A
dozen arrests were made.
Coraddini q Co., general bankers and
merchants Of London, have failed. Their IL
abilities are said to amount to s., 900, 900.
The British steamer Critic passed the Isle
OF Wight yesterday, on her way to Leith.
She signalled that she had been In collision
with an iceberg.
The British steamer Victoria arrived at
London after a very tempestuous voyage,
during which the vessel was repeatedly driv-
en- back for hundreds of miles and the stores
became nearly exhausted.
The report of the conclusion Of negotia-
tions for commercial treaty between Aus
tria and Germany is premature.
The Bank of Leghorn has suspended with
liabilities amounting to 100000 lires. A
prominent fnancier here who recently failed
has committed suicids.
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evening voted to rebort ought to pass. in a
new draft on the resolve appropriatlng s4O.-
900 for the Worlds Columbus Exposition.
The new draft will provide that $4,000 be
appropriated this year and S30. 900 next year.
Provision will be made as to the expendi-
ture Of the money, so that the amount to be
The committee voted to report ought not to
pass on Major Dickey's pet measure, the re-
solve for the purchase Of Fort Kent. The
tax rate has been fixed at 2a mills on the new
valuation
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Terrible sufferIngs Of Sailors.

LONDON, March 26. = Steamer Don has
landed at Plymouth the crew of the German
bark Humboldt who had suffered terrible
hardships and were in a dying condition
When spoken by the Don the Humboldt was
her boSts had been smashed Two apq of tna hti
crew were already dead. The survivors
so exhausted that they had to be h0isted
aboard the Don. They had been i'll for three
months.
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6OCdI W0dksISF t-OEOFts
PORTLAND, Me-, March 26, 1891.
.8sA NJ / 8 P M.
Waathar Observations,

Mean daily ther...27. g Max. vel. wind. 20 NV
Mnaxlmum.ther ....34.2 Total precip...... 30
Minimum ther. .....2l.Oi
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Reciprocity With San Domingo.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-The government
of Santo Domingo has appointed Manuel
Jesus Calvin as minister to the United States.
1t Is understood that he is especially inscruct-
ed to negotiate reciprocity treaty with this
eouutrv
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-20
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building permits to the following were
issued by Inspector Entwisle for the week
ending Friday, December Is.
One two-story frame dwelling, Boxes feet,
at Tennallytown, to w. E. Paxton, to cost
$500.
One two-story brick private stable, 16 feet
inches by 20 feet, rear of No. 475 Ridge street
northwest, to James j. Roach, to cost 800
Four two-story brick dwellings,, one 1Sx60
feet and three 14x32 feet, at Nos. 1001-07
Fourth street southeast, to Charles d. Vol
land, TO cost $4,000.
One two-story brick dwelling and stable, 25
x43 feet, at No. 1404 Tenth street northwest,
to W. w. johnson, to cost $4,000.
One two-story and cellar brick dwelling, 10
KAT feet, at No. 1912 North Capitol street
northwest, TO Davidson & Davidson, to cost
$500.
Two two-story brick dwellings, 16x30 feet,
at Nos. 62729 Acker street northeast to s.
Carr, to cost $4,000.
-Four three-story and cellar brick and stone
dwellings. three 1SX30 feet and one 20X30 feet,
at Nos. 1881 North Carolina avenue south
east, to Mangum d stoekett, to cost SIS, ,000
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-20
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

B. F. DeKlyn and John j. Huyler have for
$500 each purchased of @. J. Coulter one
third parts Of lots and 5, square 800, 30 feet
TO inches by 80 feet on the corner of Twelfth
and streets northwest.
@. Belknap has sold to G.. M. Towson lot 16,
block 49, Columbia Heights for $4, 1919.
j. F. Batchelder has purchased from A. s.
Johnson sub 24S, square 1856, ON Q, between
Seventeenth.and Eighteenth streets northwest,
for $l2, 600.
John T. Arms ct al. have sold to Leonard
c. Bailey for $4, 800 sub. lots 76 to 70, square
553, 62 feet front on o, between First and
Second streets northwest.
Samuel Maddox has purchased from j. II.
Byram for S., 600 subs. ~ to 32, and SO to 80,
square 712, each 25xl00 feet on Colfax, between
First and Delaware avenue, L and NJ streets
northeast
John II. VOORHEES, has sold TO A. Oglesby
for 81, 400, sub. &c. square 1,003, 1885 feet on
Wylie street, between ii and l, Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets northeast
Sarah Elizabeth Scott has purchased OF w.
DanenhoWer sub. 33, square 754, l6xS4. n feet
on Second, between Z and streets northeast.
for $4750.
H. Strong has sold to II. c. Parsons sub. 4,
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-20

Bailey, lots 76 to 20, inclusive, Allen, ir.'s
$4,sOO
G. Belnap ct ux. to G. NJ. Towson, lot 16,
block 80, Columbia Heights, $4,142.19.
j. p. Clark and e. B. Cottrell (trustees) to
John G. Hurst, lott 1, z to %, inclusive, and
35 to 46, inclusive, Clark ct al.'s (trustees)
SUBJ. White Haven. 10000.
C. J.: Coulter to !, F. DeRlyn, a6 one-third
$1,000.
Same to j. 3. Huyler, one-third interest In
above land, square $780, subject to trust, $7,500
W. E. Edmonston executor and trustee) ct
al. to d. L. Hassan, part original lot l, so feet
on M street, square 100, $4,000.
R. G. Gwynn (assgnee) to s. Gatti and D.
80, $4,000.
A. s. johnson ct ux. to j. F. Batchelder,
lot 24o, Schneider's SUBJ, square 1856, subject
to trust of $6, ,000 $4,000.
B. T. Leighton ct ux to w. ii. Loomis, lot
20, Leightons sub. of lot Q, block l2 Trinidad,
$313.60.
J. E. Mitchell ct ux. to C. NJ. Barrick, lot
81, block !, FairView Heights, $2,250.
j. A. O'Connor to A. A. Birney, part lots 33
and "a, Cabot s sub, square 625, 5000.
A. r. Shepherd ct ux. to Ella L. Chandler,
lot Is, McCarthy's SUBJ, square $50, $4,000.
d. D. Thompson ct ux. to NJ. M. Lewis,
lot 81, Walkers SUBJ, square GA, ST. 900,
SATURDAY, DEoEMBBR IL.
A. Burgdorf ct ux. ct al. to s. c. Raub, lot
297, square 131, B and H.s addition, George
town, $lO0.
j. H. Byram and c. N. Moore (trustees) O
s. Maddox, lots 27 to 80, inclusive, and 3b to
&c., inclusive, Corbin's SUBJ, square 7l2, $5, ,000
w. Danenhower ct ux. to 8. E. Scott, lot
nnf1c 20
Of $4,000, $4,750.
j. r. Edison ct ux. to f. Cotton, lot 70.
Powers ct al.'s sub, square Ill, $4,000.
d. b. Croft ct ux. to w. j. Cook, lot 81,
Groff's sub, block g. Brightwood Park, SO, 200.
D. b. Croft ct ux. to G. w. Gates, lots and
4, block "A, Brightwood Park, $3.50.
d. B. Croft ct ux. C. P. Daley, lot s. block
25, Brightwood Park, 1875.
Sameto s. j. Meeks, lot 8, block IS, Bright
wood Park, 500.
w. Mayse ct ux. ct al. to M. A. Robinson,
lot AZ, Mayse ct als SUBJ, square 780, SO, $50.
A. NJ McLachlen and r. White (trustees)
to s. Carr, lot Al, White ct al.'s (trustees)
sub, square 1923, 81, l,475.
w. L. Nailor ct ux. to j. Mckee Borden,
lot 2S, Mattingly ct al's (trustees) SUBJ, square
1868, $4,000.
r. Smith and c. A. Elliot (trustees) to
Jennie e. Abbott, lot 16, block 8, Twining
City, $272. SO.
II. Strong ct ux. to II. G. Parsons, lot A,
part lot In Davidson's sub, also north 3.26
feet OF lot 5 on which said Strong's stable
stands, square 1877, $4,000.
j. II. Voorhees, ct ux. to A. Oglesby, lot Sc.
Washington Brick Machine Company's sub,
square 1908, 81, 400.
MONDAY, DECEMBER, IA.
W. J.. Bramhall and s. A. Goldsborough
(trustees) ct al. to A. and b. i. Phillips, part
original lot 5, square 400, 500.
Eta Brent to Louis Kettler, west one-half
original lot 9, square 1927, $50.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-20
BUILDING NOTES.

Charles d. Volland has granted permit for
the erection of four two-story pressed brick
dwellings at Nos 10O1-O7 Fourth street south
east. Three will be 14x32 feet and one 1Sx60
feet. They will have fiat tin roofs, and cost
$4,000.
j. A. Kimball will erect for William E.
Paxton one two-story frame dwelling on
Iennallytown road, at cost of $500. The
dimensions will be 30x2s feet.
w. II. Hamersley will repair No. 1918 D
street northwest to the extent Of 5000.
George s. Cooper has drawn the plans from
which j. Ell. Lamden will build two-story
and cellar dwelling for Davidson & Davidson
at 1879 North Capitol street northwest. The
building will be of brick with stone 'front.' 1t
will be 19x47 feet, bay window and iron
cornices, and will cost $500.
RI. Mclean will further improve his lum-
Der yard, lot 2, square 260, by the erection of
an open lumber shed, 16x64 feet, and 20
feet high, with tin roof, at cost of $500.
a. Beach will add two-story brick front,
13xl9 feet, with bay window, to No. 2o2 L
street northwest, at a cost Of $500.
AT Nos. 62729 Acker street northeast s.
Carr will build two two-story brick dwellings,
16x3O feet. They will have flat tin roofs and
will cost 81 900.
W. E. Parsons, pastor, has been granted
permit for an addition to the Church of the
Reformation, B street, between Second and
Third streets southeast, which A. T. Boche
will erect. 1t will be one story in height by
26 feet front and 30 feet deep, Of brick, and
will cost 81 200.
w. w. johnson has contracted with Messrs.
Hobbs Bros. for the erection of one two-story
brick dwelling, 25x43 feet, at No. 1404 Tenth
street northwest. 1t will be of pressed
brick, and.will cost So, 900.
Charles A. Langley will construct for T. b.
Furgerson at No. 1882 N street northwest
third-story addition with mansard roof at a
cost of 5000.
r. G. hangum will erect at Nos. 915-2l
North Carolina avenue southeast four three
story and celler dwellings for Messrs. Man
gum d Stockett. One will be 18x30 feet and
three 20x30 feet. They will be of brick with
stone fronts, furnished with furnace heat, and
will cost $4,000.
John Noonan will add a seeond-story porch
and tank house to his dwelling at the corner
of Pierce's Mill and Tennallytown road,
county, at a cost of $780,
NJ. j, Roach will construct for James j.
Roach private two-story brick stable, l6 feet
inches by 20 feet, in the rear of No. AIS
Ridge street northwest at a cost of $700.