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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-21
SAFE IN JAIL
Men Who Robbed and Beat John and
Ann Black Captured.
West Lubec Affair Cleared Up After Year
The Men Confess.

East MAcHIAs, July 20.-SherIf Long
fellow and County Attorney Campbell re
turned tonight from a successful trip Il
Lubec in search of the two burglars, who
on the evening of June 81, 1892. at Wes
Lubee, robbed John Black and bis sister
Ann Black, aged respectively 50 and u
years of nearly $500 in gold, silver anc
greenbacks. the entire savings OF their life
tine on their little farm.
The aged people were brutality POUNDED
and left bound and gagged, from the ef
fects of which neither have yet recovered
Deputy Sheriff Peter A. Martin, who hal
been engaged on the case about SIX months
and TO hom great credit is due, has JUS
lodged the prisoners James Mclsaac, Jr.
and Howard Parker in Machias jail.
Their arrest at daylight this morning ere
atei considerable excitement in Lnbec
which WAS further increased by the escape
a few hours later of Parker, who was final
ly captured under An adjoining stable, after
a search of four hours.
Parker, who mas broken Jail once ant
successfully eludeI the officers, jumpet
from second story window, leaving 4
crutch anil cane.
The prisoners were arraigned by Tria
Justice J. II Gray, pleaded guilty am
were committed in default of $1,000 bail tC
the October term of court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-21

.w. are scattered like leaves when an.
es,ruu winds shake the trees of the Forest
We the kickapuos, whose nome was
s,ce in njinoi-, later in Kansas, and is now
in the land of the sacs ana roNe-, "e -
peace with the white Man. What we nave
fhat we will give to our White Brofher.
"onr Kiekapon Indian Sagwa makes men
live to be one hundred year. Old.
"There are Red Men living who havs
used II ever since they were young men.
"a who are now .o old that they can only
3our Kickapoo Indian Oil IL the fos o.
foG our Kickapoo Cough Cure stops the hand
OF death.
KiI'er mr. prpseTve- the lives OF papoo-es.
"1nr .sagwa'-goed m-iicthe-is from the
great mother of us all-.-ature Al tnat II
sa,Ss on the main, that hides in the earth,
nur sagwa contains. Il has preserved the
lives OF our warriors and our women.
TIE trees and flowers, and gives life and
strength 10 all who use il, Men and wo-
men who partake Of it freely can only die
"Tliis secret which the Kickapoos alons
pos-ess they give freely TO their Whits
brother. Il Il our richest Offering
AZ have spoken. Let the voices OF bos
~nrla hear answer to what have said
without doub, the Indian has profound
knowledge Of the mysterious herbs with
which they cure radioaily many formid'
| .b,c disease. which haaas the greatest
physicians of the world
Those remedies can nov Be oosainso On
any druggist or Wholesale dealer. Ine
KIfkanoo indian sa9wa Is one noiisr PEI
Ha,.i. sir for Eve dollars. The Cough
cue is fifty and all toe other Remedies
twenty five cents per bottle. In us,ng .ses. !.
/ rems,iiss yoa may be absolutely eerain
49, they are purely vegetable. that they
eontair, M aciis or mineral poisons, oe
ssuse the Indians know absolutely nothing
| of these harmful drugs
The kfesapoo Indian Medicines are gen
/ ,in. iniisn usae. How they came 70 pe
| siven TO the world Is fully eSpiainsa ~
| a,,r large book which we glasily send fres
- ali snn,ytng who care for II sufncientiy
/ ~ write rs enclosing three &C. stamps te
| nav postage. Address Hesiy = Bigeiov
| ksieranS Ave. New Haven. CT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-21
RiCHMOND.
The Gun Club Preparing to Entertain Lowell
Badge Hunters-PersonaIs.

RIcuuoSp, July 2o.-( Special. The
Richmond Gun Club is perfecting arrange
ments for the entertainment of competitors
for the Lowell badge here August ;. Clubs
from Portland, Lewiston, Bath, Rockland,
and Wstersille are expected to be present
and participate in the shoot. Dinner will
be served IN a tent on the club grounds.
W. +. Foye and family returned to their
home at Steele, Dakota. Wednesday. They
were accompanied on the trip by Mr.. Foye's
brother Abner, who contempiates locating
in the West.
Mrs. Sadie f. Gle left town Thursday to
resume her duties preceptress in the
state reformatory at Meriden, Conn, She
was accompanied as far as Portland by Mrs.
W. s. Voter
Rev. Mr.. Griffin will occupy his pulp
at the Free Baptist church Sunday.
Mrs. NJ =. Milliken, Mrs Nelson Thur
low, Mrs. WIN. Wilson and Mrs. X. w.
Small are sojourning at Capitol island.
Mr. Walter l. Heath of Boston is visit
ing the family of J. &. Flagg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-21
SUFFERING At DENVER.
30 900 Unemployed In and About the City
Plans ios Relief

DExvER, Cot, July 2o---ltis cstinsat' d
that today there were 10000 people in D. n
yer unable to secure employment, and 20
600 in the outside towns in the same CON
ditiou, half of rtom are making their way
to this city where they will beeome publ
charges if conditions do not speedily chang
All the commercial boiies ia tie city will
meet representatives, of Eastern roat. to-
night and the latter will be ssssd tn make
s. rate from here to the Missruri river
for this class of people.
II is arg1ed that these men are not pau
pers, bu, If they can get iufo the agrieultu-
raj districts they will be able TO secure en,-
ploymeut 10 the harvest fields, where men
will soon be in demand.
A conservative estimate of the mAn dis
charged by the railways. mines. business
houses and factories since the silver panic
started. places the number at 5000.
1t is estimated that Colorado, Utsh. Moo
tana and Sew Mexico MERCHANTS have conu-
,ermsnded orders oB New York Wholesale
houses for goods, during this time, amount
leg to over sl3, ,0oJ 00a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-21
TINE SECREv REASON.
Why France 10 Pounding Away a SLAM -nsRls
FootAold in Orient.

Pans, July ?O.-The Figaro" says that
the French ultimatum sent to Siam demAnds
that the Siamcse evacuate the left bank Of
the MekOng river. Il also demands that
guarantees be given by the Sismese govern
menl for the faithful performance Of It's
treaty obligations, and that indemnity bs
paid for the outrages perpetrated by the
Sismese upon the French.
The French are already in possession Of
the Lower Mekong river, and II Siam con-
cedes the demands now made upon her.
the river will be entirely French. IL wAs
but short time ago that the river WAS ac-
knowledged to he n considerable dist nee
to the westward of the French sphe'e Of
influence in AMMAN.
A mountain range lies n long distance 10
the eastward of the Mekong river and the
French claimed no jurisdiction TO the west
ward of this range. Recently France
claimed the entire watershed TO the west
ward of the mountains To the river, and
now she demands that the Siamese cvncu-
ate the western bank, which, IL they do,
will place both banks of the river for the
greater part of its length in the hands 0f
the French.
This would give France jurisdiction over
certain parts of the Laos states that are nov
tributary to Siam. In its more n0rthcrly
course the river separates the Shan states,
under British control. from the Laos states.
II France gets possession Of the territory
she evidently desires, her newly acquired
possessions will border on what 10 practi-
cally British territory.
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TO FORIIFY es0UIMAULT.


OTTAWA, Ont, July 2O.--A csblegrsm
from Hon. Mr.. Herbert. major general
commanding the militia in Canada, who is
now in London, states that his business
there with the admiralty and treasury de-
partments has been successfully compile
ted
This means that the Canadian aud i'm
perial government have at last agreed n t0
the strengthening of the Notifications Of
Esquimauit harbor, British Columbia, on
the Pacific coast. This matter has
been long in contemplation between the
two governments.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-21

Rear Admiral Markham's Stsry d new iAs
Disaster Occurred.

VALErTA, Malta, July 2O.-Thc court
martial which Is trying certain Of the OIL
GERS of the British warship Victoria for
losing their vessel of Tripoli, Syria, re-
sumed its sitting yesterday. The first wit
ness called was Rcar-Admiral Markham.
whose flag was flying on the Camperd0wn
at the time she ran into and sank the Vic
toria. His official dispatches to the admir-
atty reporting the fact and the details Of the
disaster were read, and he stated that he
hal nothing TO add To them.
When questioned as TO the impression
made upon him when the signal Of Vice
Admiral Tryon was hoisted on the Victoria
ordering that the distance between the two
columns be six cable lengths, the rear ad
miral replied that when the signal was read
he said to his f'R-leutenant: That il I'M
possible, since il is an imprscticable man
1uvre."
THE rear admiral then repeated the
story Of the signals as contained in his dis
patches TO the admiralty. lie said that
when he signallcd to the Victoria that he
lid not quite understand the signal, the
Victoria answered that the Camperdown n
was delaying the m8n1uvres. IL then &C.
Cured to the witness that he was to put tho
helm Of the Camperdoxn down arj 'urD
her III points to starboard will. the Veto
ria would ease her helm and circle round on
the outside Of the division which was being
led by the CamperdOwn.
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NEWS FROM mexIcO.
A Ranchman Deyoured BY Wolves By
Brigands-A Quakins Mountain.

Sr. LorIs, July 20.-Despatches to the
Globe Democrat from Mexico say that the
dead body of wealthy ranchman named
Ruiz Manchera was found partly devoured
by wolves in the Sierra Madre mountains a
few days ago. 1t is supposed that Man
chera became lost in the mountains and
died from exposure.
A band of brigands made an attack on
the ranch of Lorenzo Richana at Aldama
last Sunday. After killing Richana and
seriously wounding his son, the bandits
sacked the house and carried off large
amount of money and valuables. They
also drove off several hundred head of cat
tie. They have taken refuge in the noun
tain.
There is much alarm felt among the
people of Otumba over recent severe earth.
quakes in that section and it is feared that
Curro Colorado mountain is about to be-
| ONE an active volcano. A constant sub
terranean noise is heard at the base of the
mountains and the vibrations have been so
heavy at times as to destroy a number OF
bousps
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-21
Or. G A. WllBUR DEAD.
Oldest Physician in sko~hegan and Promi
nent Throughout the County.

SNownEGAS. July 20,-Dr. Greenleat
A. Wilbur, for many years prominent
physician and citizen Of Skowhegan. died
at bis home on High street, "Wednesday
evening al O'Clock. after brief Illness.
DR.. Wilbur was Y years of age, and bad
been in the practice of medicine and sur
gerry for 81 years. lie was native Of Sid
ncy Me, was graduated FROM Wateryille
cnlcg-. nov Coihy university, and from
Philadelphit Medical college
He first located IN Norridgew0ck, but
moved to Skov hogan in 1854. During the
late CIvii War Dr. Wilbur was for a time
surgeon of the Eleventh Maine Regiment
and was also a member of the examining
board Of surgeons at Augusta.
He hal been many years member OF
the Baptist society; also a member Of Som
erset Lodge, +. g. 4. NJ, and had been
High Prie,t of Somerset Il. A. Chapter.
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New England League Standing.
At BRfsk ron.

At BRorkroS.
5 10 II
Hrocktnu O o . . i-tn
Fsn River. o / . 0 0 2-fl
Hits-Rroetton IS, Fsu River. II Errors
Rrockton. !; Fall River, :. Bsit ries Doe Ryan
and Burke. tiau an Gnrrell
At PORTLAND.
. ? 5 &
Portland .....,...... 3-1e
Boston Re,ts.........O } 0 O. e
Hits Portland, Is Boston Reds. 10. Errors -
Portland. .. Boston Reds, 5. Bat fres-fstter-
son and Malone kiley and McCtnley.
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MER Ger on 4 TOUR.


MoSrRE.n, July 20.--Ex-Premier Mer-
ci.r and bis former Law partner, Mr.. o.
De.marais, NJ. 7. p. have ief, on a speech
ing tour in some of the Frepct-Canadian
centres Of Rhode Island, Massachusetts,
New Hampshire. Connecticut and Maine.
The trip is undertaken on the iasit,tion
Of a special committee Of French-Csna-
dians now residing in the Statss. who have
made all necessary arrangements While
the admission 10 to he free. it is understood
that the expenses Of the ex-preHier are to
be fully met
He declared that his addresses will be
directed 10 show that the ultimate aim OF
all Canat,ixns is to work for the political
independence of the country
He stated tn a.Yeporter that he would not
advocste annex ,sion, but would follow
pretty much the same line Of argument ~
in bis address in this city, holding that II
anrexation 10 to come it will be brought
abou, only after independence has been
secured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-21
IMMIGRATION DECREASING.
The Figures ior This Year Are i2i .4s@ less
Than Those ei 1892.

WAsmSGros, July 20.--Tbe chief Of the
bureau of statistics reports that during the
month of June there arrived vt the ports Of
the United States from the principal foreign
countries. except the British North Amcri-
can possessions and Mexico, 67,726 immi-
grants. and in June 1892, 1920. During
the " months ended June 80, 1893, the
number of immigrants was 497 1886, and
during the corresponding period Of the pre-
ceding year 6l9 800.
OF the number arrived during the IL
months ended June 80 last. 9G,3l3 came
from Germany, u decrease Of - 800; from
Italy. ~ ,403, an increase Of ,45y; from
Sweden and Norway, 53,s72, a decrease Of
32si from Russia Except Poland). a.
G57. n decrease Of 1851, and from the
Tinted Kingdom, i0s SIG, decrease Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-21

z 8 8 Q
New York.. =. 80. u q o l. :
boston ...-..1 " Nd
Uts-N-w York, II: Boston, u. Errors-New
York. Boston, |. batteries Rnsic, Davis and
Doylc Nicholas and Benuett.
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YACaTS At 600IHBAY.
South Be- ston Yacht Club Arrived Thursday
Made a Fine Appearance.

BoorHEAi HARRoR, July 2o.-The
South Boston Yacht squadron, cruising
eastward, arrived tonight after a splendid
run run from Portland The following are
the yachts, with guests as follows on board
Navarch. Com. e. +. Morrill,, flagship
fleet, Capt. John V. Young. Mrs. Morrill,,
Miss Reese. Secretary VIM. Allerfon
George f. morrill, John Toomey; Coror-
rilla, Commodore Almore Wright; kittie
Capt. G. s. Knight; Violet. +. j. Mckee
Marie, J. u. Batchelier: Quissett, W p.
Taylor; Wapita, +. l.. SIickney; Lurine'
G. W. J. MagPe.
The fleet made fine show coming in.
Signal were obeyed in true naval style and
anchorage salutes were in the usual form.
The fleet sails in the morning for Bar llar-
hor. There are also in port the yachts
Gundred and Pappoose.
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studies at Antwerp, took prizes and re
ceived important orders from America.
and is not only q good artist, but =
bright newspaper correspondent
Whistler, who is a good deal talked
about for his pertinaeity in exhibiting
abroad, came from Lowell, Mass. and
his father. an engineer, took him Ia
Russia when a child. and he returned
and was educated at West Point and
removed to England at twenty-one.
studied in Paris, and began to give ex-
The furious critic. Eusisia. said of
Whistler that he was a cu1comb who
asked two hundred guineas for fiinCfng
n pot of paint in the pubiic's face.
Whistler sued him for libel and got
one farthing damages The queen of
England. however. bought collection
of his etehings. and the British muse
um bought others, and he has gone on.
Indifferent to attack. SO that his name
At least is widely recognized
One of the most ambitious Of Ameri-
can artists is Charles Sprague Pearce.
a Boston man, who studied painting in
<l-sn-a
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"',r r ""s 'n. "a -"e'9 80 p h =,
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'ia"s "ai Ha,t' w" go na..oa. ..,
p""'''', "ho 'o
!aen e ""' 'n
h"S.iia III i0to' S'u'i' az
oef i'lio'Y' WHO paii'eo h's'''' veal ''o
leaux, and having a brilliant pencil
his Venetian picture Of Ca.harine Car
naro was sold for twelve thousand dol
lars. Some call him the Richard Wag-
ner of German painters. He is the Aus
tran Titan.
The hungarian Munkaczy was pu-
pil of Knaus, and he took up home
themes and carried Hungarian delinea.
ton into his Old Testament and histor-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-21

Every breath Of foul sir taken into the
lungs is = step towards desth. Purify with
odoYIess king Of Germ Killers" General
deposs, Jsmes u. Fuller & Co., and George
ID. HAakell.
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WILL CLOSE FIVE WEEKS.
The Westbrook Manufacturing Co. Will Close
Mills Cause. Over production.

PORTLAND, July 20 The directors of
the Westbrook Manufacturing Company
held meeting at the office of the president,
+. II Dawes, in this city this forenoon and
voted to close their mills from July % to
Sept. (. They employ from 800 To 800
hands constantly and about $50 900 is pad
out for labor each month.
There are three reasons that unite to
cause the shutdown. the goods now being
manu- fractured cannot be sold until October
and no money can be realized on them till
next spring; il ia not deemed advisable to
pile np goods the mill has been in opera
ton 80 years without shutdown and some
repairs are necessary.
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TROUBLE AHEAD.
1000 CoIored Men Shipped to
the Kansas Coal Mines.
Will be Distributed Among Affected
Mines in Place Of Strikers.
BIsodshsd Will vsfy Probably Sees 10 Re.
pertsd in That Stats.

LKAvESwoRru, Kan, July ao.-lt ID
current here, with railroad officers ~ au-
thority, that 1000 colored men were put on
the cars at birmingham, Ala, last night
and started for Kansas to take the places
of the striking miners.
1t is thought that they are to be di'trib'
uted TO all the affected mines in the state
Trouble, perhaps bloodshed. will undoubt'
edly follow such an attempt.
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A HERO KILLED.
Lost His Life While Saving
Others from Death.
Killed While Taking Car from Before
a Picnic Iran
ssine Sick Benefit Association Put in Hands
Of q Receiver.

FoRr F.IRrfELb, July 20 In removing
hand car from the track and thus saying
que Valley, y B., Railway, Mr.. McMinne-
man. a section hand of st. John, aged -
years, was struck by car Thursday and
instantly killed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-21
Maine Postal Changes.

WAsHrsGToS, July 20.-These changes
in the postal service in Maine are an
nounced
Route 1913. Winter Ilarbor to Prospect
Harbor. Leave Winter IIarbor daily ex-
cept Sunday on arrival of mail by boat !;
arrive at Prospect IIarbor in hour. Leave
Prospect IIarbor daily except Sunday at
is =. NJ, or in season to connect with
the boat arrive at Winter Iarbor in |
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-21
The Approaching Dinssr Homs.

T. frangbt viii, plessap. anticipaiions for tbs
unhappy mortal plagued with Dyspepsia. Ape
fiic seldom diseomfDr after and between meals,
slwayr /. his portion. Heartburn ssd fs,uiesef
snbss geni 10 eating, gnswing st the PIT Of ti,s
stoma before IT, are only few among the woe'
arising from this truly itnpisit complaint sch
are its diaboIicsl oaspriBg. Eaet aud all Of them
are annibiIa,ed by Hostetter's Stomach f,itters
which tones the gastric organs snd regulates the
liver and the bowels wit" certainty ssd pstJ,ptti
tsde Chiii. and fever, kidney trouble. rseumz
ti.m and neuralgia are sIss rsmed,ed by this anedi
cine Of rsre parity and comprehensive uses. In
vaids Of all kinds are greatly and swiftly benefit
ed by IL.
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LIMA, Ohio. JaIy 20 The flight of E..
L. Gum. insurance and loan agent, has
been the cause of most profound seusA-
ton.
IL has been found tha; he defrausie' va
rious people here of not less than slJ0.-
Oso. The Hartford School Fund sn.i Loan
Co., of which he was agent, viii lose at
least $751; Goo.
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RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Maine Sick Beneh, Association Goes Into
Custody OF J. A. Putsifer. Auburn.

LEWISTON, July 20.--At the hearing on
the petition of the insurance commissioner
against the Maine Sick Benefit Association
of Lisbon, today, Judge Lihbcy granted an
injunction, and appointed James a. Pnlsi-
fer of Auburn, receiver.
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Today's Games.
0ther Games

Boston Reas at Portland. Lewiston q, Dover.
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A CLEAN SWEEP.
All the Old BiddcIord Police Removed by the
Commissioners.

BlnpEronp, July 2o.-Thc police com
missioners met today and removed from the
force all the old officers not previously
dropped. Some of them may be rcappointed
when the commissioners make up the new
is. few days hence.
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No. 3 PepperelI Mill will Shut Down

BIppsroRp, July 20.--No. ) Pspperell
Mill III which fine grade of cotton goods
are manufactured, will shut down tomor-
row for week.
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Fire al West H0iIis.

Brppr.oKp. july 90-Frank j. Googin's :
farm buildings at West Hollis were burned
last night. Loss, $1,000; no insurance.
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That World wa- the
Rel Mans Then all
went well with our
FarcfHthers fro m
tue upper waters OF
the iiuTons to the
Great Warm Gulf
that Kissed the land
Of Fruit ami Flow
pr-, where the sim.
inoles hunted and
fisheti.
THE Indian well
coined the White
Man. and for that
welcome our peo-
pie were drive n
step by step toward
the great salt Lake.
beneath " h / c b
drops the Great
Spirits Eve every
day when twilight
comes down upon
the earth.
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Wills. kittrs igc, 9th
-.
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BnsroS. July 70 For New England !:
Fri lay ami Saturday fair. ri'ing tefDpera-
tlre, southwest ami se.i WINS.
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Open to all members of company teams,
not distinguished marksmen, with record
of sharpshooter.
Distances-200, 800 and coo yards Two
sighting shots at 800 and GOO yards rounds,
seven; other conditions same NJ in Marks
mems match. Best score to win.
Prizes-First Governors sharpshooter's
gold medal, presented by Hon. Henry b,
Cleaves, Governor and Commander-in-
Chief. Second State silver medal.
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Indian ssleisss Dismissed.

GrrnRIE, O. T., july 20--By special
order of the var department ali the Indians
enlisted - soldiers as Fort Reno have been
dismissed from the service.
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Cant J. N. Brown oi Thomaston Dead.

TuouAstoS, July 2o,--Capt. John n.
Brown, retired slipmaster, died this
morning, aged 10. He was native of
Waldoboro AMI commanded many ships out
of this port. \ widow and four adult child
ron survive him
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WAsHiseros, July 20,-Fer New Eng
land Fair, slightly warmer; soGihSess'
eriy Winds.