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The Portland daily press., 1895-06-14

THE STANDARD THE BEST.

MAUD NJ. MORRELL, late of windham,
deceased. First and Final Account pre-
Administrator.
EDWARD II. MCDONALD, late of Wind
ham, deceased. Account presented for
allowance by William H. Varney, Admin
istrator.
FANNIE s.. NEWMAN ct al, minor children
of Marion y. Newman, late of Gorhanl,
deceased. First Account presented for al
lowance Dy Martha L. Mari, Guardian.
SMITH BARBER, late of Falmouth, de-
ceased. Peiition that Isabelle S. Merrill
bs appointed Administrators, presented
BY said Isabelle $. Merrill, daughter of
said deceased.
CHARLES A. BRADLEY, late of Deering,
deceased. will and petition for probate
thereof, presented by lindley NJ. Webb.
Executor therein named.
HENRIETTA Z. BAKER, late of Portland,
deceased. Will and petition for probate
thereof, presented by orriet n. Hobson,
Executrix therein named.
ELIAS NORWOOD, late of Portland, de-
ceased. Will and petition 1or probate
thereof, presented by Sarah j. Norwood.
Executrix therein named.
WILLIAM S. COREY, late of Portland, de-
ceasedd. Will and petition for probate
thereof, presented by Sara Sanford Corey
Executrix therein named.
CHARLES II. HOLLAND, late of Portland,
decease. Will and petition for probate
thereof, presented by Miranda Holland,
Executrix therein named.
DANIEL P. ATWOOD, late of Portland, de
ceased. VIII and petition for probate
thereof presented by Mary j. W. Atwood,
Exeoutrix therein named.
ARTHUR B. MORRISON, late of Portland
deceased. Petition that Edwin Stone be
appointed Administrator, presen ed by
Jennie K. Morrison, widow of said de-
ceased.
PRICE f. TUCKER, late of Portland, de
ceased First and Final Account pre-
sented for allowance by Fannie b. Tuck,
er, Adminisi ratrix.
ABBIE H. KNIGHT, late of Portland, de-
ceased. First Account presented for al
lowance by James L. Rackleff, Admins
traitor; also petition fog Order of Distri-
button, presented by said Administrator.
ADELINE BARKER, late of Portland, de-
ceased. First Account presented for al
lowance by.George M. Seiders, Executor.
EGLINA c KNIGHT, late of Portland, de-
ceased. First and Final Account present.
ed for allowance by Isaac l.. knight, Ad-
miniStrator.
HELEN r. WOODBURY., of Portland y per-
son of unsound mind. Petition for license
to sell and convey Real Estate, presented
LEVI GREEN, late of Portland, deceased
Ninth Account presented for allowance
by Joseph A. Locke and Ira S. Locke.
trustees.
EDWARD A. HANNA ct ais, minor cbilren
ceased. Petition for license to sell and
convey Real Estate, presented by William
Leavitt Jr., Guardian.
HENRY c. PEABODY, Judge.
A true copy of Original Order:
Attest EDWARD c. REYNOLDS, R egister
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$IO0 Reward 500.

The readers of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at leat one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
in all its stages and that is Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure Is tho only positive cure now
known the medical fraternity. Catarrh
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constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and muc GUS surfaces of the
system, thereby destroying the foundation
OF The disease. and giving the patient
and assisting nature in doing it's work. The
proprietors have SO much faith in its cura-
tive powers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars fer any case tba it fails to cure.
send Tor list of Testimonials.
Address, F j. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
~ sold by druggists, 75c.
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Condemned For Les Majeste.

Stockholm, June 13.-Hjalmar Brant-
ing, leader of the Swedish Socialists
was condemned in court this morning to
three months imprisonment for les ma
jeste, Branding $ offense was committed
on May day, when in the course of a
speech he referred to the fact of the CON
seryative press urging the King to send
troops to Norway. In denunciation of
such course, he asked: "Who will
guarantee that nobody will rise and with
one bullet prevent one man from order
ing thousands of bullets fired at our
brethren.
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A!LsA AGAIN UNFORTUNATE.
ton Race to Her Great Antagonist, the
Britannia.

London, June 13.-The regatta of the
only the crack English cutters Britannia
and Ailsa took part, was delayed this
m orning by calm that was not dissi-
pated until nearly II o'clock, when a
gentle southeasterly breeze sprang up.
The course was eastward from Neltey,
three miles below Southampton, in
Southampton waters, out in the open too
the Warner lightship, thence to and
around mark boat off Lymington Spit,
distance of forty-four miles. The yachts
carried club topsails and jibtopsails. 1t
was a broad reach, with the wind forward
the port beam, over the 12-mile stretch
from Netley to the Warner. The Ailsa
crossed the line at 10.45 10 and the
Britannia four seconds later, or about a
length behind. The Brittania showed up
better in reaching in a light breeze. She
drew ahead and the yachts rounded the
Warner thus: Britannia, IL. 03. so; Ailsa,
13. 04. 08.
A slack ebb tide to the Warner heeled
the yachts out. The wind yeered to south
west, and Just after rounding the Warner
the racers started for the Lymington
mark, about seventeen miles away, close
hauled ON the starboard tack. They
We're timed thus at Ryde, about a quarter
of the way between Warner and Lyming-
ton: Ailsa, 12. 80. 40; Britannia, 12 80. 4S.
The Britannia was to windward of her
rival just after they rounded the Warner
Off Cowes the Britannia appeared to be
about minute ahead. The sky had
darkened and a heavy .rainstorm. set in,
obscuring the racers from the vision of
watchers on the sshore
Coming down the Solent at 2. 80 p. m.
the Ailsa's jib split and she gave up the
race. The Britannia finished alone. The
Britannia crossed the line at the finish
at 8 81 10
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Logs Wrecked the Train,

Bangor, June 15.-The regular B. & A.
freight train due to arrive in this city
at 1905 p. H., was derailed about IL
miles east of West oebois yesterday after
noon, delaying the traffic for IA hours.
The accident was caused by the break.
ing of the stakes on car Of logs allow
ing them to roll off, wrecking the train.
The damage will not be large.
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The National League.

The National League.
The following are the results of the
games played in the National League
yesterday
AT Brooklyn--Brooklyn 2; Cleveland
4.
At New York-New York, 5; ST. Louis.
f.
At Boston-Boston. 20; Chicago, g.
AT Baltimore-Baltimor Pittsburg rain
prevented.
At Washington-Washin Cincin-
natl game called at the end of the third
inning on account of wet grounds.
At delphia-Philadelph 2, Louis
vile 3.
National League Standing,
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E.. !. S. PENDExTER!||. R
PROBATENOTICES.
To All Persons Interested in either of the
Estates Hereinafter Named.

Az <AAA i CISouo AhtcTcSG6Q IN ELMER OF the
Estates Hereinafter Named
At a Court of Probate held. at Portland.
within IN and lt.s foI the County Of Cumberland.
Year OF our LORD eighteen hundred and
ninety five; the following matters having
been presented for the action thereupon
That notice thereof be given to all er-
sons interested by causing copy of this
easr to be pu%Ushssaa hrss wsehs
Portland aforesaid, that they may appear
at Probate Court to be held at said Port
on t6s ths Of da
and be heard thereon and object II they
WILLIAM s. ARMSTRONG. late of Salem.
in the County Of Rockingham. and State
Gated copy Of the will and the probate
thereof. duly provsd and allowed in the
Probate Court Of said County of Rocking
ham, and petition that the same may be
filed and recorded in said County of Cum
berland. and that Letters of Adminisura-
tion c. t. a., issue 10 her. Mary A. Arm
strong.
OLIVER j. MERRyFIELD. late of Byide-
ton, deceased. Petition for license to sell
and convey Real Estate. presented by Ee-
ward G. Walker. Administrators; also pc
tition for an Allowance ont of the Person
al Estate, presented by Mary j. Merry
field, widow OF SAID deceased.
AMANDA g. RILEY. late of Bridgton. de-
ceased. Will and petition tor probate
thereof, presented by Ellen E. Martin,
Executrix therein named.
ELIZABETH MERRILL. late of New
Gloucester, deceased. First Account pre-
sented for allowance hv Susan S. h.
Spring, Executrfx: also Petition for Order
of Distribution presented by said Exeou-
trix.
MARY J. BRAGDON of Freeport, person
of unsound mind. First Account present
ed for allowance by 7. M. Grant, Guard
ian.
MARY A. MOUhTON, late of Standish. de.
ceased. Petition for license to sell and
convey Real Estate, presented by Daniel
Moulton, Administration.
AliMON LtTTELFIELD, late of Stantlisb
deceased. VIII and petition for probat q
thereof, presented by Henry W. Swasey.
HANNAH STOVER, late of Harpswell,
deceased. Account presented for allow.
| ancs by James Alexander, Administrator
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-14
A Lively Horse Thief Captured,

New Haven, Conn, June 13 Charles
Warren, alias Ware, arrested here two
weeks ago for horse stealing, proves to
be a noted criminal, wanted for horse
stealing in Maine, New Hampshire, Yer
mont and Massachusetts, A detective
who has been working up the case against
Warren, recovered four horses for parties
belonging in those states. Warren will
probably be taken to New Hampshire for
trial
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At Haverhill-Haverhill 12; Lawrence,
s
At Lowell-Lowell, "a; Fitchburg, 20.
AT Salem-NaslBua, 8; Salem, s.
Base Ball Notes

AT Lowell-LovUell, "A; Fitchburg, 20.
At Salem-Nashua, 9; Salem, s.
Base Ball Notes.
Wednesday evening Manager Slattery
rendered his resignation as manager of
the Lewiston club. He told the directors
that he thought that with manager on
the bench the prospects of the club would
be better. His resignation was accepted.
Efforts will be made at once to strengthen
the team. Messrs Osgood and Dana of
the directors left lastlevening for Massa-
chusetts in the hope of engaging a
manager of established success who has
been under negotiation with the local
management. Mains went to Brunswick
Wednesday night and got Bodge, pitcher
of the Bowdoins TO come up and try his
hand. Mains will pitch Saturday, and
it is believed that either Wilson of the
Bostons, Driscoll of New Bedford Or
Friends of New Bedford will pitch for
Lewiston against Fall River today, so
that these two games will certainly be
corkers Messrs Osgood and Dana ex-
pect to bring back some pitchers
There was report about the city last
evening that ex-Manager Garrity of the
Portlands had received an offer to go to
Lewiston to manage that club, and that
the offer had been accepted and he would
leave for Lewiston today.
We the Shamrocks, challenge the Lone
Star Juniors to a game of ball on the
Burnt Patch, Saturday morning at 8
O'Clock sharp
T. WALSH, Captain.
J. COINE, Manager.
The Cyclone Juniors will play any nine
under eleven years of age.
JOE NELSON Captain.
GEO. KENNEDY, Manager.
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Elected Omcers.

Saco, June 15.-At the annual meeting
of the stockholders of York Manufactur-
ing company today, these officers were
elected: Directors, Arthur Wigglestworth
James Lowney, Henry S. Grew, N. H.
Emmons, Roger Wolcott, George S.
Silsbee, George Wigglesworth, all of Bos-
ton; clerk, Lucius Mackin; treasurer, +.
G. McDuffee, Boston.
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Not Enthusiastic Over the Monetary Con
ference

Berlin, June 13.-The National Zeitune
says the majority of federal governments
have sent replies to the inquiry of the
imperial government in regard to the ex-
pediency of summoning an international
conference on the currency question.
Some federal governments oppose the pro.
ject nnqualifiedly, and others, while they
do not imply direct opposition, express
doubt as to its feasibility. None OF
conference called and the general replies
indicate the conviction that such move
ment will not be productive of positive
results
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-14
A DESERTED CRAFT.
Peculiar Plight of the Tug Grape Shot

Readers of the PRESS will remember
the account of the tug Grape Shot that
ran out of coal while off the harbor and
had to be towed in in. She was takon to
fast every mothers son of the crew
improved the opportunity to desert her,
and from the captain to the deck hand
theyEleft for parts unknown. The boat
left Boston Tuesday night. But just why
she should come out short of coal and
then be left in this queer way is sus-
picious
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-14
Biddeford Fatalities.

Biddeford, June 13.-Louis Dagne, aged
3, attempted to cross the street in front
of an electric car today, was run over and
instantly killed.
Abner Mcdonald, who shot himself in
the head and abdomen Tuesday might,
died this morning,
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Found Guilty.

Lowell, June 49, "A jury today found
verdict of guilty in the second degree in
the cases of Patrick Sullivan, Patrick J.
Foley and Cornelius Nagle, charged with
the murder of Duroy S. Foster near Bur
lington, September IL
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-14

Maiden, Mass, June 13. Eight of the
best known policemen of this city, includ-
ing one inspector, were discharged from
tho force by Mayor Stevens his action
being unanimously endorsed by the
board of aldermen. With one exception
the dismissed men voted for the division
of funds Of the police relief association
among the number thereof, this action
being the cause given :. for their dis
charge.
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To Allow women to Vote.

Trenton, Nj, June 1B.-The House
passed concurrent resolution proyid-
Ing for an anne ndment to the constitu-
ton. allowing women to vote at school
elections. At $50 the legislature ad
journad sine die.
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of interest to Maine WbeeImen

Philadelphia, June 13-The Weekly
Bulletin, issued by Chairman Gideon Of
the l.. A. W., announces a number of
suspensions and transfers to class B.
The two mile flying start, unpaced (class
B. record, made May 25 at Louisville.
KY, by f, G. Barnett of four minutes
forty 1.-TWO and two-flfths seconds is ac-
cepted by the racing board. The sanctions
granted include the following: July "a
to the Rockland Wheel club at Rockland,
Maine.
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T. WALSH, Captain.
J. COME, Manager,
The Cyclone Juniors will play any min
under eleven years of age.
JOE NELSON Captain.
GEO. KENNEDY, Manager.
Bicycling Notes.

- blCycllDS NOLess
The members of the I. W. G. are look
ing forward to their trip to Boston with
great expectations About twenty of the
boys will be the guests of the L. W. Y.
G.. during Monday the 10Th.
This division will have its own officers
and govern itself, rules and regulations
being subject to the approval of the club
committee of the /. W. C.
Musicals, hops, lawn parties and such
things will now be in order. Application
blanks may be procured Of any member
of the club.
The club will go to Mr.. Morris Jordan's
summer hotel tonight to open the house
for him.
The Wheeling Division of the Athletic
club and the Portland Wheel club will
make run together Sunday to the
Checkley house, starting from Vaughan S
bridge at 10 a. m
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Memphis, June 18-In the silver con-
vention Congressman Allen took his
stand on the side of the people and labor
against the holders of fdle capital He
believed the safety of the country lay with
the great Democratic party.
Resolutions were passed in favor of a
free and unlimited coinage of gold and
silver at d ratio of 16 to 1, and upon equal
terms The convention adjourned.
The national committee are to meet in
Chicago in July.
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-14
Free Trade in New South wales,

Sydney, N. S. W., June 13-The customs
bill passed it's second reading in the legis-
lative assembly today. The measure abol-
ishes the duties provided for in the act
of 1857, and it's effects if it becomes
law, will be to establish free trade in
New South Wales.
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-14
A Stern Refusal,

Winnepeg, June 18.-A reply of Mani
toba to the Dominion governments or
der suggesting that redress be given the
Roman Catholics in educational matters,
is stern refusal on the part of the pro-
vince to comply with the order.
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Omcials to be Indicted.

Jersey City, N. J, June 18-It is rum
ored that Mayor Fagan and Chief of Po-
dioted ti1a pG bv The grand jury for the M failure
to enforce the liquor law.
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-14

Senor Manuel Ruiz Horilla, the famous
Spanish politician and republican agita-
tor, died at Burgos, Old CASTLE, Thurs
day. He was 81 years Of age.
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-14
Maine Pensions.

Washington, June 13. The following
pensions have been granted to people in
Maine:
= Additional-Jonathan Crane, Topsham
Increase-James Walden. West Rock
port.
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Lightning Always Has Bad Effect OF
Milk.

Dover, N. H., June 13.-This city was
visited this afternoon by heavy thunder
shower accompanied by lightning, which
owned by j. S. NJ. Ford of Back river.
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-14

New England Association.
The following is the result of the games
played il the New England Association
yesterday;
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New England League Standing.
The following is the standing of the clubs
in the New England League:
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WALL PAPERS
ROOM M0ULDINGS.

With pleasure we announce the arrival
of the new and latest desigus in Wall
Decorations for the coming season,
and we are prepared to show the largest
and best selected assortment of Papers
and mouldings in the state, comprising
all grades, at moderate prices.
We employ and furnish irst-class
workmen only. =
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Entries For the Augusta Races.

Especial to the PRESS
Augusta, June 12-The entries to the
horse trot at the Augusta Driving Park
next Monday have been received by Sec
retary Byron Boyd and are as follows:
a.27 CLSS-TROT AND PACE.
Counard Jr. ch S, Chas. 7. Stackpole,
Gardiner.
Charlie Rolfe, b g, Charles Dustin,
Pittsfeld.
Twilight Wilkes, G, Harry R. Lish-
ness, Augusta.
Startling, b m, Eden Hanks, Augusta.
Alcantara Boy, b S, W. S. Lampson,
Augusta.
Winslow.
Nelson Allen, br g, G. H. Nelson, Wat
erville.
Cheerful Charlie, b g, Percy B. Gilman,
Waterville.
Little Alice, m, H. H. McCausland
Hallowell.
Testator, br G, g. H. Nelson, Water
vile
Little Actor, g, ". F. Walker, Au-
gusta.
Badoura, b m, Percy B. Gilman, Wat
erville.
z. ~ CLASS-IhOI.
Ludlow, ch g, Charles T. Stackpole,
Gardiner
Mozart ch S, Walter Webb, Augusta
Janetta, ch m, G. H. Nelson, Water
vile.
Alcantara Boy, b S, W. S. Lampson,
onija, b g, G. H. Nelson, waterville.
Mystic Girl, b m, H. H. McCausland,
Gardiner
George H, ch S, Percy B. Gilman,
Waterville.
Baby Wilkes, b s, Walter Webb, Au-
gusta.
25O CLASS-TROT.
Little Miss, b m, G. H. Nelson, Water
Vile
Baby Wilkes b S, Walter Webb, Au-
George H., ch S, Percy B. Gilman, Wat
erville.
Gala wilkes, ch g, ". S. Lampson, Au-
: Nelson Wilkes, ch g, j. A. Dawson,
Wateryille.
Mozart, ch $, Walter Webb, Augusta.
Pickering Jr., b G, A. S. Church, Au-
gusta.
Z .Janetta, ch m, G. H. Nelson, Water
willie.
Belle Withers, b m, W. F. Walker, Au-
gusta.
Directly Winner.
Denver, Col, June 13.-Five thousand
enthusiasts attended the races at Over
land Park today to witness the match
race for purse of $1,000 between Directly
and Carbonate A strong wind added
three seconds to the detriment of fast
time. Directly won by fifteen lengths
Time 2.15. The second heat was a
repetition of the first Directly won the
second heat in q 15
Brockton Gets a Star Pitcher.
Brockton, June 13.-George A. Shalrott
of Brockton, , is secured by President
Keith as pitcher for the Brocktons. He
comes recommended by Manager Mack OF
the Pittsburgs Two years ago he pitched
for New York successfully till his arm
gave out.
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-14
VICTOR BICYCLES
Always Lead. Why?

Because the VICTOR is the easiest running
Bicycle in the world. Proved by the Victor
Dynamometer. the only machine on earth that
actually measures the power required to run
bicycle. Call and see US before you buy your
1895 mount so you can buy intelligently. We
will take one apart SO you can see how we'll
and simply they are made. II gold in Victor
bearings would make them wear better we
could have it in Victors. Catalogues free.
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-14
THE FIELD OF SPORT.
Strong in tile Box, 50 Strong
Everywhere.
WE WIN A SPLENDID GAME FROM
FALL RIVER YESTERDAY.

KiIIeen Puzzled the Championship Out
played Them at Every Point-Leighton
Wos Sick and Laid Off-The Score Was
Five to One.
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-14

Brockton, June 13-George A. Sharrott
of Brockton, is secured by President
Keith as pitcher for the Brocktons He
comes recommended by Manager Mack of
the Pittsburgs Two years ago he pitched
for New York successfully till his arm
gave out
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-03-09
HoLCoMB'S WHEELS WORKING.
lie Gives n Good Specimen Of Perry
County Republican Argument.

Mr.. EDITOR: Some of my friends
have asked me TO make a state
ment of the present condition Of
our great country.
Dear friends, do not feel exactly
tantamount of addre sing you Of
the momentous questions now agi-
tating this conflictuous common
wealth, yet l intend to speak my
sentiments fearlessly in the course
of my remarks. Upon what | shall
allude to while l am discourseing
this matter, / declare the crisis has
arrived. The wheels of the govern.
ment have stopped; the majestic
ship is fast drifting upon the rocks
and quicksands of disunion, soon to
be dashed into flinters unless you
jump off. l know whereof speak,
for I was born at an early period
of my existence. therefore entreat
of you, my friends, harken not to
the siren voice that whispers In
your credulous ears the delusive
sounds of peace and harmony, for
in our legislative halls confusion,
riot and anarchy reign supreme.
Yes, my friends, death has been
among us. He has not entered the
humble cottage of some unknown
ignoble peasant; he has knocked
audibly at the palace of Nation,
His footsteps have been heard in
the halls of State. He has cloven
down his victims in the midst oi
the councils of a people. These are
only physical evils; the wild flow.
ers will bloom in peace on the field
of battle and above the crushed
skeleton. The destroying angel OF
pestilence will retire when his er.
rand is done, and the nation will
again breathe freely, the barrooms
IF famine will cease at last; the
cloud will be prodigal of its hoard.
ed rain, and the wilderness will
blossom.
Dear friends, l have given you
some of the vital points, and for the
benefit of some of my friends out
west and at other points, I am as
ever, sitting about four feet from
the fire in rocking chair deliber.
ating on what to have for dinner
Il. ID. Holcomb in New Lexington
Tribune.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-03-09
a NOBLE ENDEAVOR.

We wish TO commend our worthy
neighbor, the Lancaster Gazette,
for her efforts in creating fund
for the erection of a monument to
the memory of so great man as
Gen. w. Il. Sherman; and Lancas-
ter, his first home, is the place for
its erection. The old soldiers of
Fairfield have contributed largely
to the project, and how the Gazette
is giving an opportunity to the
soldiers and friends all over the
the country to lend few cents to
this grand momento.
OF course there are always IA few
groveling, soldering, slushy fish,
worms, through jealousy and little
knowledge of the merits of Sher.
man or any other soldier, except
the rear rank army thief, that op-
pose any good measure that comes
up. The Gazette must expect that,
and consider the source. Slop jars
are not capable of doing other, than
belching their filth in the bosom OF
the clean.