Sun-Journal from Lewiston, Maine • 3

jAmxi8ement8 The Evening Journal Lewiston Fndty Oot 17t 1873 inference to be drawn from this letter might be that she Intended to' oommit 'suicide" says Mrs Murray "When Mrs Burton oamehe oompared the wiitug in the letter found in the dcor yard with knoen'kttcn oMdxsie's and said not 'writing "Mrs adds: "I thought that the band writing in the two 08001 was not that of the same pvrson" Lowell's sister Georgie says Mrs Murray "soon after Lizzie's duappearanoe received a letter signed asking Her to go and get heriektlies in Lewiston and send them to her Thirntter had no date or addrea The handwriting of this letter was muph like that of' the letter thrown into the door-yard' Both I think are signed and Mrs always Lowell was Liz8ioB seooMl husband he first husband had deserted her and ran away to California" Having made this statement to our reporter nothing further of importance elicited at that in- slSqnently in company withCoBroo'ki out reporter again visited Mrs At this ms tiki Coroner took the boots drees end buttons found on the blanched remains on the Bwitxer-laad road and exhibited them to Mrs Blood: The scene which ensued is ss folkWs: The Coroner holds up the dress and calls attention to lls lace trimmings think that is her too says Mrs daughter peL The call Is for' aminlstry itoturatad with the Bible! Such ministers VlR havs a Amoral dignity whioh will answer the assaults of skepticism Let uatrnst snha minis try' is (o begin hers to-night Rev Dr yBalkam offered a fervent prayer of ordination Rev SLZ Ferris save the chares to the Rev A Banning extended the right band of fellowship in right wholesome dashy vein of ready xtemporc Rev Dr Warren gayelhp address fo the pep-in his usually pungent vein Mere is a' sample sentenoe: Pardon ms if I urge you' not to keep your minister's consoiecec People who undertake to keep two eonseienoes rarely succeed in keeping une" The benediction waa prononneed at 10:15 by Rev A linker the pastor THU SXASUBS SKUZiMTOS' Intaraatlag Davalopmanta-Jfartlal EEie USeetlen ef ths Bamalna A Weaua MUslag Three Tears Pnrtlewlnre mt kr DlwppwrenaeaArcM ot SupccU Mam When oo ghostly ft mystery that of the radices skeleton found on- Wedncoioy in the underbrush on the Bwitserlftnd rood in this city brood over the town ft weird tense of insecurity ft sort of iupernftturelfoftr creeps over people The peesibllitirg ere go vague and oo endless thftt the imftginfttion is ohadon is moro terrible than oabetanoe Men ore more afraid of ghoets than of Bamoona -Akhee are gloomier than fires Mystery is more heart-iOkening than the worst oertainly 'When the erywentfhrth that the blanched skeleton of ft woman had been found by the wayside only a few rods aside from where our most romantic drive joyously carries people from June to October the ghastly incongruity only intensified the questionings as to the mystery! Early onThureday a gentleman came to our reporter and said think I have some clue to this mystery" and gave him the address of two or three persons A inquired and search discover the persons named and they make to him the statements which we subjoin We give thorn as made to our reporter and leave each reader to draw his own inferences Enough has been elicited to render it necessary that somebody should rise and explain The statements made are by people of known respectability in this Vicinity Discovery of the Remain a In this connection wc publish the- acoount of the discovery of the remains as follows Mr John Small of this eityon Wednesday while working near the highway oh the ijver road in this eity about ljj 5 I EDITION i'ltnreh lilmtwy (WMKMt AAT at Scrvirrt (U SV JM rUKBIRlSE IblMftmL BirVnII liiwm PmW Daman morning and afternoon Sabbath Itoliail after amrolng servloev Prajrar msnUags Sunday awl Tueeilay orentagt SKCOND Fill Amn' Worship at their non Chuuk for Bloke and Pina Sts Her 8 Du gee Pastor IfonH LEWISTON PRES Lisboa (Clough Moating Baiia) FIRST ParkSL Bev Clark Tutor Mkt3f I METHODISI-Corner of Main and LUbon Bta Br tv Ulaahaar Futar Bimn eUiniClUBalii rmchinl at 101-Si DabtMth Debool IS Prayer MeeU liM Danda evening at lid bad Tuesdays at 1-S TIN BT fiOTfQRBOiTI01VilM--CorPlna and Bates SU BRCOND Meetings an held regularly at 1-3 Cental 1U11 Social liccUnge Tuesday and Saturday cvenlngat aeats free TRIM ITT C11CRCH Park Street Bev lUrry Yewean Miaokwary Public Worship Sundays 10:30 A (: Holy Cornmaaion every other Ban-day and too gnat Festivals The church la free to all UNI VERBALIST Bah Street New Church Iter JW llli ala Hcnnon al 10 1-3 A and 6 1-S Conference Meeting 0 MEfTINO At thf Roma of the Young Chrletian Aeaocialloa Fhnat Day and Fourth Day at 10 Vh Drioek A CATHOLIC Main Street Rer Looey Paator 0T (Trench Catholic) Rer Herey 'Patter MaaaatS AM High Maaa atlOj Veapera at HIGH ST High Street (Auburn) Morning service 10 1-S A Afternoon service IL UlOn ST IUgh St (Auburn) Rer JC ftwr Services 10 1-3 A and 7 Con fcrenee Tneaday 7 1-3 COURT ST BAPTIST Court SC (Auburn) Bor Mitt1)iri ftutor COURT ST FREE Court BC (Auburn) Bor Femald Paator METHODIST Cor of Spring and Ilampehire Strecta Auliur Ihr Martin Paator Sunday aerrloea 10 Vt A MSVg Prayer meeting 6 Ik Union Prayer Sleeting at the A Rooms Journal Block LUbon SC Lewiston erery Sabbath morning at 9 oKlock Meet Ions far Prayer Concerts Ac Sunday and Tuesday eroaiage Banking lnatltntloua Fib rr Mnm Btn or Lbwutox Maine Capita $4000(10 Surplus $100000 Packard Samuel Bearee Co burn Farwell Timothy Walker Archibald Wake BeM Nriaou Dingtey Jr Wm Frye John Bcruton Packard PresfdenC Samuel 1C Boaree Vice Preal denC Al Brooke Cerhler Flam Htnom 1m or Access CapiUl $130000 Supine ftmd $33000 If Rqak Nelson Dingier IL Briggs tames IHngley Jars Dingley jr ltd iranl A Little Jacub lL Roak President William Libby Cashier Umaroi laariTSTiea rna Sanaa Chartered 1850 Organ lied 1800 President Coburn Treaaurer 8 Adams Truatecs QColiuni IL IL Dickey Danielson Wm 8 Dari Savings Bank at Sarfngs Bank Block corner Pine and LUbon Htfla Acaraa Sanaa President Jacob nRak Vice President Nekwn Diugley Trees urer and Secretary William Libby Trustees Seth May Dana Oof Joseph Littlefield tames Dingley C-W Walton II Briggs William Young Augustus PulaHbr Horace LUtle A Little lames II Kveleth James Muuroe AanaoMosata Csvm Sanaa Bars Incorporate Mar 4 1870 President Packard Treasurar A Templetpn Trustees Bamuri Bearee Packard Geo ILPils nury Barker Al Brooks Legal Newspaper iSaelsloma 1 Any person who takes a paper regularly from tbs Post whether directed to his name or another or whether ha haa auUrribed or not la responsible tor tbs pay If any person orders hie paper aiaoontlDued he mu ioy all arrearages or the pubUalierinBy continue to send jntil payment made and collect the wale amount whethe Is taken from the office or not Urdinary announcement ol ma mages and deaths pub-islieil gratnHoualy Obituaries and funeral notices includ numluliMii noticing the death of members of organise I tons are charged at half advertising In Daily Journo and 10 eta per No oat lea Inanrtrd tor lew than meetings and other notices off a public nature not exceeding three lines Inserted ones In Daily Journo gratuitously A charts a lOcts all notices exceeding Mini stare Oetotoer CALENDAR mTmTt I I I I i 1 1 2 1 6161 7 8 6 I 9 1 10 1 11 17th Mth 19th te de Oe-jjha New Adveirtiserneiits Dr 8 WENT WjOETH A tamer pirW of P' 'bWeAT iui bperid on ofSe la Block 0or Oonrt fe Main Sts where be eon be eonaolted item 0 to 13 A and from to 9 PM on at No 4 School Street Kxr krxncss 8 treat Brewnfleldi Mam Bireat IK ParMtileU) JBent Tbempaon Cora- 11 -j- 1 Mkr Mwoa eodtf XMfyJS Wants9 Kents For Sale JJOO JI8 TO Location firet-clou Apply at Home No 40 Pine Street -s- WANTED Ataooue pair bop AabStieet A good TUkxms to work on repelrizf Apply soon at DAOdbTPd LevlstM wpllStMlcr LET On Block bqnln of Oflw and One Tenement in ENA LITTLE OWI JnlySledtf Miscellaneous TJOTXOISr TO Saturday Ootober 18 At IO A At Braoka A Oareeion'e Auction ona Haymorfcet Eqnare Lewiston the following deecrlb! personal property 1 7 good DRIVING HORSES 1 opt BDOMV WAGON TOP Bt OGIEH A 8 cowered BEACH WAGONS with fixings for single or dowbio driving 1 nine-seated cowered Stage Wagon 9 wt PonMe Hdrnesaea 5 riogla HarnoMes 6 LAP UOBES -J 9 lot Of BLANKETS HALTEB8 Ae Ae All nf the above property is In good condition and will be exhibited on Haymarket Square from 9 to 10 (Mock A on day of ale Terms mode known at mle IIAN8COM BROOKS A GABCELOF Aaettoneera Lewiston Oat 14th 187S LOST At' tho Maine Central Depot Monday Uth Inst a BLUE LOCKET containing a platan of an aged lady The finder will bo liberally rewarded by sending tbe to CHARLES BOYD Cere of Qnlncuplexel Troupe Maucbeater MR oetU FALL 1873 New Goods New Goods I New Opening a large end very film Stock of NEW an DESIRABLE GOOLS all to be add at LOW PRICER In TRIMMINGS we have Yah and JHatta Laceo Fine Gimps Ornaments Soaps Finch and Colored Fringes Huttons Braids Blaeh land Colored Velvets Jbc In HOSIERY we luiwe LADIES' jFLEFCE-LINED MERINO AN GO I LI A and ALL WOOL I in all tbe different Grades In Children's we have FIjEECE-IiINED MERINO ANOOLIA ATT wool baluobal and PIiAID In all qualities and Sixes A TULL LINE UNDER-FLANNKL8 In' oR qualities for Indies Gents and Children i Large Stock Yarns Worsteds Worsted Groods Each ms BIIAWLS JACKETH SCARFS SACQUES SOCkS HUTS AC In KIB GLOVES we have the TBEFOUBEE Iu 1 and 3 BuUnnsin all tbe New Shades RUFFLES and NECK-TIES in New Styles and great Variety Very fine Stock HAMBURGB at Low Prices RIBBONS CORSETS KID and BUCK GAUNTLET GLOVES LISLE and WORSTED GLOVES 9 Please call and examine before purchasing WIGGIN No 1 Phoenix Block Auburn Maine eeptSSeodSw Buffalos Buffalos a LINED AND UNLINED WOLF Horse Blankets Lap Robes Lap Ruffs flee FURS of s0 kinds and qualities either in Bets or seiparately at OLD STAND Sign of tka -BIQ HAT- 46 XJskoiz Street LB WISTON- 5 Hats Caps Glores Umbrella and Tranks 'if won SALS BT EPSS -MURPHY getcbell Ladies MadA Over Into ho moetFASaxONABLB JlE6 and kinds of REPAIRING DONS AT SHORT NOTICE' Wanted Immediately Good COAT TK sri PANT Makers at 17 Us BOOXHBY a CO W1K vC Urd efir Patent Tags liManuiacturerBIWoeB A arOTJEfflliOEEIGE: blreetfoAtCsrdB 'rirri Jk X-K We large variety ef Steel 6iro your poor neighboris child a dollar and a naif to pay his expenses at the' Auburn Evening Sohool fifto assortment of Pianos and Orsons mav CaSSTJUr -21 Lisbostieet Messrs Jordan and Whittnm have gone to market end will open a fell stock of new goods in their new store iff Pilsbury blook on Monday 18th Oot4edtfl i library Assodatloii" Lectures Tbo Ant Lwtnre tn tbs will bo glren by honjplpftnam OF BOSTON Jndgo of tho Superior Court of ltitaf tiiiw tfx Cr3EU at ET-AXlii Friday October i7th Tke Miracle Plays ef the Hid Boots opm 7lfc eommmoe 4 to 8 o'clock SFZHTfrSa French fc Ool Uth Beeare your Besto In sdvanoa Rev NEWMAN hatt OF LONDON ENGLAND December oetSsdlOt DANCING Mr: A GEE mmenoo a School for Instruction In Dancing In Lyceum Hall Wednesday Eve Oct 8th at 8 Gents win tha Trim to eonstet ot Twelve 8400 Lediee 8800 MUSIC BT JOHNSON'S BAND Second Leeeon Saturday evening Out 11th tMid Lemon Tneeday evening Oet )4th AFTERNOON CLASS! ME GEE will form a Cbue tr young Lidica Hooters and Mieme an Saturday Oct Udi at 3 to ennU'ine every Wedneeday andSbtnrday afiarnoon Tana $3 00 for Twelve Lreeona ootSed Bank Statements REPORT OF THE CONDITION or nr First National Bank of JOewiston AT LIWlSTOg IX THXBTAT1 Of MAIXZ At tlm qloee of bnrineaa Sept 12th 1878 BBSOUBCES Loona 85 A00976 Bonds to Secure Circulation 40000000 8 Bond to Becure Depoette Due from Redeeming and Reserve Agents Banking House Cureeut Expenses Checks and other caah items cr Bills of other National -Banka Traotioua Currency and Nickel Legal Tender Notes 5000000 asoj11 1800000 1A35A8 9JB7A6S 86A7E00 8A6906 4500000 $115713033 LIABILITIES Capital QfeOdCy paid is eeeaeeeneesoeeeneee Fttlld eeepaeesaaoeeaoesoeoeooesoe DiaCOlillt eaneeee-oeeanneneeseeseseeesoee KsdltOpt eeeseeooeeoaneeoeoesaosseaeoso Proflland Lon Cfreulatinc Notea outstanding Dividends unpaid eoaeeeeooooeeeeeoeeeeeenea Individual Depoaita eeeeeeeeCeeneeneeeaeeees United Btatea Depoalta Dopjsita of (Jutted States Diaburalng Offleera Due to National Danka $40000000 110000QQ 821879 37843 68 161 S5S75aOO 361X0 34195738 37117X4 2597 874668 $1157130 28 State ef Maine County ef Androscoggin as I Al Brooks Cashier of the First National Bank of Lewiston do nwniy swear that the above statement la true to tho best of my knowledge and belief Al BROOKS Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me tbie fifteenth day of Ootober 1873- WM QARCELON Justice of the Peaoe Comet Arzri PACKARD BCRUTON Directors 8AUL BEAKCE) REPORT OF THE CONDITION or ti First National Bank of Auburn A AUXUKX THS STATS Of MAWS At dose of business Sept 12th 1878 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts aeeeeeeeaaeeaeeeeeeeaeeee $2280867 Overdrafts 58 8 Bonds to Secure Circulattoa 18750000 Dae flrom Redeeming and Reserve Agents 2003389 Due non National llanka 9 551 Cnnmit Expenam 81029 Taxes paid 870 97 Cheeks aid other Caah Items tala of other National Banka 279300 Fractional Currency (Including Nickels) 91038 Speclo 40000 Legal Tender Notes 1700000 S41840q $13000000 8400000 57247 207105 10472 11303000 137AT4 88 LIABILITIES Capital Stock paid tn Surplus Fund Discount 1 Interest Profit and Loss National Bank Circulation outstanding Individual Deposits iMliMlillMMIM $4130443 State of Maine County ef Androscoggin ss WUUam LRfoy Cashier of the First National Bank of Auburn do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the beet of my knowledge and belief WILLIAM LIBBY Gaahler Bnbecribed and aworn to before me this fifteenth day ot uctober 1873 HENRY SPRAGUE Justice of the Peaoe Correct Attest i HIE1M a BRIGGS EDWARD A LITTLE Directors DINGLEY Jan Misses EVERETT Have just rMarned from market with a Large and Choice Stock OF ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF MJLOTERY FANCY GOODS Whisk wa Invite ths ladies of Lewiston Anburn and vicinity to call and rremire KT REMEMBER THE Sc EVERETT Millinery and Taney Goods No 4 Hilton Block Lisbon Street octl6 -eodtf lotlston Malnm BLAKE 00 HATH TO THEIR NEW STORE Lisbon street octl6 eodtf N9ZIDWOODT LOST Tharedar aftnrnoep betweru PerhemV Stare and Dengw lam a POBTMONN AIE eontainlag a sum ef money and a note for 8100 Infoww of Thayer si good by Mercy Plummer and Links Hummer payment of whlrk has been Stopped A reword wilt be -paid for the retam of tbe property to the City Marshal's offioe Lew dtt octie FOlflVD In tbe Andraeeoagln Elver near 1 kning 6TONE have fee saiM by oaliiug hSSnfSlSilUk 16W-J 'dedlw-iittfi! GLOVES mhu jwtw in Fells a hex sen talalng 6TGNS iOLSu Ae-The owner eau calling on A BVM at Lieboa Falla have tee pbmure ef spring to the Undo- 1 The Gennine Hte JouvinEid Glove Whisk ee mae of oi bring hooar from Paris' To wbobsvh net yet Used these Gtoves "S' TfrrTT" m0ALIY iN CUTi ANDIN IBWING i r- W- -am i The meet i 4 'A COoves in tbe market known as tho am the 00 raE2 M' 5 i Al X'- i Thom are ether Gtoves JOBDAH 4 WHiTTUE Flbbury Black A 3M! 8AFBwtth steelhox laride Kt looks like it ae nigh as I can i says airs Pi thought of her (Mrs fa) lost night wnen I read the1 Journal" says Annie Money standing hyi Ths coroner exhibits the serge boot That looks like her says the daughter "But it don't look to me like her boot it looks too small" says Mrs Blood A shoemaker standing by suggests: "A boot out of doors a year or two will shrink a else apd a f'Sho won a gold neoklaos when she left my houses" says Mrs "Nothing of thit sort has been found" says the Coroner Lizsie'a boots bad ki 1 tipis on 'em' says the daughter "but whether she won those the night she disappeared I can'ttell" The Coroner exhibitp the buttons to Mrs "I don't recognise the buttons" says she "though they are about the die of those on sack" Mary Turner married Lowdl a few months after Lizzie disappeared" says Annie Maney "and at work in the mill in Lewiston now but when Lowdl id" As the Coroner leaves Mrs Blood voluntarily exclaims: "The more I think of it the more 1 think that's the Isos Liszie Mrs Lyrito Harrayla Statement Mrs Lydijv-EL Murray a very respeotatle and nteiligent elderly "widow lives iu the rear of Park is an estimable woman' long a resident here and known tomany of our eit-zens Learning that she was possessed of information of interest in this oaae Ahe kindly allowed her bisouits to burn in the oven while she parted the following statements very positively: knew Lizzie Lowell Her maiden name Was Barton and her mother resides in Holden Maine near Bangor 1 saw Mrs Lowell on the day Central Block waa burning She told me her husband hod abused her and chased her with a pistol and that she ran into an entry-way to save htr life Soon after as I was coming down by (he ruins of the block I saw Lowell and -his wile walking down the street I looked at them and wondered at seeing them together after Lizzie's statement to se I have not seen Lizzie sinoe Lizzie's sister Gcorgie who has been at work in the Androscoggin mill told me the ether day that she had niver heard of her sister since the night she weut to ride Some weeks after Liszie disappeared Mrs Barton (Mrs LowelPs mother) came from Holden and stopped at my house two or three weeks trying to get some clue to the whereabouts of her daughter but she could find nothing Mrs is A poor widow with young ohildren and I gave her her board She interested (Sty Marshal Douglass Linnens Cheetham and others in the cose but nothing could be discovered as to Lizzie's whereabouts and so sick at heart the mother went home- "Wbat do you want to know this for?" asked Mrs Murray "A skeleton has been found above Barker's Mills and it is wanted to get some cine to identify it" nays the reporter Mrs Murray raises her hands in horror and hastily oaks: "Was nothing but the skeleton found some wearing apparel" "Do you remember anything about- Mrs L's Yes" says Mrs had a black silk trimmed with lace" size of boots did Liszie wear?" "No 5 or 6J I think" says Mrs She had quite large hands Her hair wit blaok and she was rather good looking She had beautiful tectb and they were her own too Her full name was Mary Elizabeth LowelL I think she was 28 or 80 yean old" she "Bather I should say she was about my Mrs is quite ft tall woman "Do you know anything about Lowell!" "I know where he is He married a girl named Turner sinoe his wife disappeared and he lias left town 0 you know Lowell was tried for stealing Mrs McDonald's hay but I never beard what the result was" "Mrs 'Burton" continues Mrs Murray "when she was here saw ft Mr Harlow on Main street He said to Mrs got Liz-muff: we swapped watohes and Lowell paid me the muff to boot' Mrs took things borne with her but said Lowell had carried off ft good bed that she loaned to her daughter" think" continued Mr "that Lizzie bad on a white silk hat hat little jewel She left most of her jewelry except her ear ornaments on the table in her room Because she left so much jewelry behind made me think she meant to come back again" "Do you remember what sort of buttons Lissie wore on her seek think they were big crochet buttons" says irtrs "Gan you tell anything of the style of the laoe trimming on Lizzie's arms were trimmed and the waist also in the form of a cape" replies Mrs rhe dress foundcn the skeleton has suoli trimmings "Tho velveteen" she continued "was trimmed with beads" 'A WonJerfU Dream Mrs Murray oontinues: "I bad a letter some months ago from Mrs Burton in which she said that she had a remarkable dream She says she dreamed that sbe saw Lizxic in the woods near Barker' Mills on her knees begging for life Her hands were uplifted and she was saying: kill me don't kill me but says Mrs it seemed in my dream that somebody killed her and buried her there' This dream is quite remarkable considering the subsequent 'disclosures It seems' ibat Mrs Burton when in this city seeking some cine to bgp daughter's disappearance drove out beyond Barker's Mills to the house of her husband's father Same Interextins Lcttefa At a second interview on Friday with Mrs Murray she produces some letters vrhish she has found since the interview previous Ws quote Mr M's conversation few months ago Mr Lowell wrote Mrs! Barton without naming where he was at the Mrs shows Lowell a kpr sent her by Mra Buriob The lettA states that he has had a letter from Lizzie and that she wanted to oome and live with him again but be adds that he tuuL written her that he oome and that be shouldn't think she would expect him to come after he had treated her aoi He eloeed by saying that he was going away to work This letter was rather badly spelled and Wrttfen and Is signed LowelL I wss enclosed to Mrs Murray in a letter datec May 8d from Mrs- Bin Burton then wrote Mrs as follows: "Do you hear any thing about poorMaiy (Mrs LowelL) I believe it will kill nie 1 want to oome to Lewiston but 1 ean't affordit If she bodlbeena living I know I should hpte heart from her It haunts me by day and by VDo you know anything aga'nstMri Lowell's character asked onr reporter" "Nothing Mrs Mr replied "I beliete she woman Mrs fold me she ihooght differently but I never believed it' MnrJoneswho tired aeirtiifrbftrAjiar or two state that she thought Mrs Lowell and her tiusbajxl didnot lira happily togethcr And intimates that she thought neither was especially I amiable! I "The ui uay after Lizzie disappeared" Mrs DPd her given name "Lfosfo Here howevtr Mr4Murray shows a letter signed jameB Lowell in which the word Lizzie is spelled "Liiza" What Naztt It is not strange that the developments thus for made require the presence iu Lewiston ef James LottelL It seems oertain that three years ago last June Mrs James Lowell mysteriously disappeared from this vicinity and unless her ns baud knows of her whereabouts it does not appear that anybody knows 80 for as at present shown she was last seen with her husband who accounts for her disappearance as already stated As he olaims to have heard from her since her disappearance it may be that he can shed some light on her preseut whereabouts if living On the contrary her friends here think her dead and believe that ths head leas skeleton is her remains Arrest As soon as developments were made Coroner Brooks advised the -City Marshal of the foots That officer telegraphed offioer Wiggin of this oity tn route for Lawrence and intercepted him Offioer proceeded to Lowell Mass where Mr was at work and arrested him Thursday evening The officer had no requisition neither was he aware of the nature vf the oharge preferred but Lowell made no oLjeotion and said he would oome to Lewiston without any requisition Lowell was taken to Lawrence and put in oiu tody Thursday night Offioer Wiggin telegraphic for instructions and the reply was returned "Bring Lowell to Lewiston" Be ClUMKffea'lila Mind At 8 Friday City Marshal Richardson received from Offioer Wiggm the following dispatch "Lawrence Mass Lowell n-flucs to come unless he is informed what he is arrested for" The City Marshal having just returned from Augusta with a requisition in his pocket for Lowell's return to Maine left in the 4:15 train Friday-for Lawrence and will return with the prisoner on the 8 traiu Saturday Meantimo a preliminary examination will probably be had soon and a fair opportunity given the prisoner ta explain the mystery if ae oan or relieve fCjumself from the grave suspicions resting upon nim should they prove to be unfounded in feet Ordination and Installation Mr A Tinker on Thursday was ordained as a mill is ter of the gospel and installed as pastor of the High St Congregational Church Au-rarn An ecclesiastical counoil met at 2 composed as follows: Rev Hinoks Port-and Rev A Dunning Boston Rev LZ Ferris and Rev Wm Warren Gorham Rev L-Goodrich and Wm Millett West Au-um Rev Balkans and Cobb Lcw-ston Rev Z-Ferris was chosen moderator and lev Goodrich scribe The candidate was then examined on experience and doctrine The examination being satisfactory 'the service of installaticn was appointed at 7:80 In the evening the audience room of the High Street Church was crowded The church was beautifully decorated with vines and flowers After a voluntary by the choir the minutes of the council were read by Rev Mr Goodrich seribe Rev A Dasoomb offered prayer and scripture was read by Rev Mr Goodriob An able sermon was then delivered by Rev Hinoks of Portland We give a very irief sketch Text 12th John 28th and 29th verses: "Father we glorify tby etc There is here a two-fold interpretation of the divine life The same division still parts the minds of Christendom Some now sec in Christ nothing hut a human blossom others see him coming from Heaven 8ouie see in the Bible truth on a higher level than in any other book Others are in this book only a compilation of ancient literature a creation of human imagination There is a change of eharaoter which we daily obsetve things whioh were once repulsive now hold one by a deep tesoination rhe Bible is a new book Some see iu this obange something supernatural in answer to the ory ef faith feme men oall this ohange regeneration Others call it and say the man is not new creature but an old one tiying to do better Why should men see different things looking at the same object The reason is in ourselves Some common mental feature belongs to one class whioh is wanting in the other It is not an intellectual difference Men of great acuteness and attainment have discorded the Bible although generally the greatest minds have accepted the Christian frith The1 reason of this difference lies in the feeling not in the talent Some men care and others care not for their highest self One class has no sense of the deep need Such men only care to feed the superficial part of their nature Other men labor under a sense of having a soul they occupy their whole being They feel the need of being harmonised with moral universe It was not the wise nnd prudent to whom the revelation came bat to tbe humble in response to a longing No man will starve to death because dou blful if some strange food will nourish him The Bible was not given to satisfy mere curiosity and it is not strange that' those who seek to satisfy a groping inquisitiveness go away without gratification Infidelity is not a misapprehension of evidence it is a sdf-aatisfactiota Intellectual error grows out of this state of mind The mind works wroogly because iff' the unbelief Its origin is in the temper of the souL Tbs'" present age is vigorously assailing the Christian religion The voice of controversy is abroad -The pulpit la now giving to the defense of ehristianity some of the energy onoe used in extending it These arguments are sot without thrir vriue A dear and powerful argument for Christianity is Valuable for young men But skepticism Cannot be ieaaoned ont of men1 tior faithr into 'them The objection nay be answered but the objecting spirit still remains The remedy is to be found in earing' the unbelief and materialism of the aouL The people are absorbed in material things Tjie viaa of stocks la the great qwstip0(fiira afo 83 jTto urge that thereliT nothing in 'maiT bo jbet could emanate from the earth Skeptioism most oared by making thffsau) fade longing for more thaneartbly good a 'ThfeAcanrobe don' byriIioC energised by the' Devins Spirit wbq preach ahdTfoLfe kibritsrrdeteier7erthls frith ilau Vhff suthor'of tha best polemic treatise Ota upthesklefertbC -otherbolda the svord vWhttwrt minixtiyis feqnirodt The minister may used keenness Jn logic and this ability toon-swer the tab West aifearatetlnfidriify still Yshubfe sa these intrileet alal weapons are' they areaot thsprefiainest wantof thsministiyof Ec'fegofound if TELEGRAPH 1 Areoclxtcd Frh Telegram by Western Uttitm line to LewUinn Doily Journal Coraxer! Verdict Portland 17 The Coroners jary on death of Aaron Wyman 000k at the United States Hotel Portland rendered a verdict that bis death was hastened by some poisonous substance taken accidentally or administered thoughtlessly or malici jusly by some person to the jurors unknown Jteme 0rerj20000 people have been thrown out of employment in Paterson during the last two weeks Ardvenrike Castle in England formerly the residence of the Duke of Abereorn was burned Friday Many works of art wero destroyed The river Neva in Russia has overflowed its banks doing much damage local Notices Judge Putnam of Boston will lesture at Lyceum Hall this Friday evening in tho Library Coarse Tickets are now on sale at the bookstores This leotrjre will doubtless be a very eloquent one Tickets for Miss Dickinson's Lecture will be for sole on and after Oct 18th at French Bros Book-store Lewiston and Willard Small Co 'a Auburn octlledlw The Public Schools of Auburn wilj be closed daring the week of the Teachers Institute Oct 27 to 81 All the teachers are req aired to attend These who do so will receive their regular wages for the week Those who do not will be required to maxe up tbe time Per'order of School Com gOtlM Chapter 10 See 7 of tbe (Sty Ordinance relating to fast driving through the streets will be enforced after this date Richardson City Marshal June4edtf- BUSINESS NOTICES Look at our Black Brilliantines Jordan Whittuh No 2 PilsbuiyaBlock ootlGeod Gents Shirts and Drawers at Dutton's Housekeeping Goods of all kinds at Jordan oetl7eodtf Flannels of all kinds at Jordan No 2 Pilsbury Block octl7eodtf Ladies look at our atoek of Dress gcoda before buying Jordan Whittum No 2 Pilsbury Block octl7eod StoveiZ StovesI Something entirely new- nothing like it Just come and see it in operation All sixes suited to Parlor Sitting Rooms Offioe Stores Hall Churches Da not buy until you see this We have one in operation in cur store oome and see it It is the best stove ever invented and you will say so when ygu see it in operation A Goss Cor Main and Lincoln Sts Lewiston Maine sepl80eodtf Buy your custom and ready-made doth ing hats caps and Gents' furnishing goods at the Auburn Clothing House Sykes Howe Co Court St Auburn mai20codtf The largest stock of Black he oity at Dreu Goods in Cole's Ladies and Children's Cotton and Wool and All Wool Hosiery in large variety at Friedman Co 17 Lisbon St eodtf Violin Btriugf A fine assortment at Mbs Sept26eodtf Carpet twine all colors and best quality a Dutton 8 -No 1 Pilsbury Block Decl7codtf A good assortment of piano stools and covers at Coleman's 21 Lisbon street MaySleodtf The ladies will be interested to know that an entire new and beautiful stock of dry goods will be opened at Gardner 81 Lisbon 8tt on Saturday Oct 11th We are assured that they will be well' repaid for examining them Prices aa low as the lowest Renewal Jibe Howe Sewing Machine Asenmr is removed to the store of airs Hannah Tarr No 67 Lisbon 8trect where will be found the American Howe and Kenningfoir Machines A Walker Agent Notice The partnership heretofore existing between Clark Wm Kilbonrue under the firm name of Clark Rilbonrne la this day dissolved by mutual consent Edward Clark William Kilbovrnx Lewiston July 811878 edtt Notice Tbe undersigned respectfully invites thcaa ln-ffabfod to him for medical seryiofM to eUl ftt bis offioe and arrange their accounts to- the 20th feat An intended visit to Europe: makes this demand necessary Dr A Donovan Oct4edtf 'i if 1 Mfclrt Promts Every qurilty and style manulkctured and iter sale by Goodwin' 108 Str mareh29edtf ijO oae Aapaeiouz room well tighfewaimedhjsteiila with or witbont itoampoweay eentraify located in futtable 'for maanfecturing puv poare For frirther pfirtienlaifi inquire at the vV-Wf A5 i tt Vfii rv fi ebestra I deaira to publicfy' acknowledge the geberosifycf 'mkn pitizriaff cf i Lewiaton and Aubbrnfei-furaisbuig'ah amount' anffiofent fo purchass a fine set of atiroinatroinants jbrihs oorac( bftmidepartment of tfe shove naaaeden galiizaticn Tbe thanks of th6 orchestra are extended to thf donora forlhla expression off their appreciation fff fortbonftml needs and when theffameveiabga agrinjeinrawa ahall'en-(icavorte mingle yiikk aomeoYtbsirpplMoant drakiui a few-isery riving tDoz notes ofUM instramenfo Ife yrisdov of Brilart'a mnsfo store Aod are feom: the eeldttatod manpfkotoiy of MtVjBafor kers Mills discovered the headless corpse of a woman lying on her bach The bead was severed from the 'body and has not yet been found The body was nearly little being left but the skeleton and the clothing Coroner Brooks was summoned The place where the remains were found is a few rods from the highway in a clump of small Eine trees The remains 'were covered with a lack silk drees partially decomposed There was no Mesh on the bones and the skull oould notbe found The skeleton was quite tall The bones of the feet were contained in serge the uppers nearly decomposed In their present condition the shoes do not seem Ltrger than Nm 8's Mr Small was cutting wood near the spot when he discovered the bones and states that ha was at work near the same place a year and a half ago It is supposed the body must have lain in the spot for quite a period When discovered the remains were covered with small limbs and the cones of the pini There was no fleshy matter about the skeleton Coroner Brooks discovered portions of a hoop skirt and made search for rings hair or some pocket article but oould find nothing It is surprising that no cine to the skull teeth or hair oould be found The boots were laced and the heels high and but little worn Dr Wiggin who examined the skeleton expresses the opinion that the woman must have been 54 feet tall The bones of the legs are remarkably long The 'skeleton as it laid when examined by Coroner Brooks before beiug disturbed kad arms and legs extended The woman mast have been well-dressed as eilk lace about two inches wide was quite profusely used' in trimming the sleeves around wrist and extending over the shoulders to back and waist Bead trimming seemed also to have been used The buttons were an inoh and three-eighths in diameter covered with a network of silk with an oval center -Dr Wiggin reports the following boaea of the skeletou mission: The skull and toe upper vertebral or neck bone five of the loins and two of the back bones The pelvis bones are all present A Mia sins Woman The night cf Juno 12 1870 Mrs James Lowell a woman of about 80 years of age disappeared from this city sinoe which none of her friends have ever heard of her and they have given her up as dead When these ladies read the Evening Journal of Thursday giving report of the skeleton of a woman found near the "Switserlaud" road they slid with one accord "I think that's Mrs Lowell's remaius" The then City Marshal Douglass remembers distinctly the disappearance of Mrs Lowell and made every effort in his power to find some trace of her but without sucoess The first person onr reporter interviewed was Mrs Sophrouia Blood Mrs Blood resides in Auburn where she keeps a boarding ho'ise at the foot of Drummond street She makes the following statement Mrs- Statement Three years ago last June I kept a boarding house on Ko 10 Hill Corporation At that time a married woman whose name was Lowell came to do housework for me Her name was James Lowell but they did not live happily together It was the day after Central Hall was burned I remember it very distinctly the following incidents occurred Central Hail was bnrara on Saturday night (June 11th) and Sunday morning June 12tb 1870 But first let me go back a little Mrs Lowell before this had boarded with me and worked in the mill but just before the time of her disappearance she came with me to do housework Her husband used to come around once in awhile to see her bat as I could not (ive himself and wife a room all the time he did not stop nights at my house except occasionally Lowdl was a teamaterand be and his wife bad been living over a stable on Park 8t She worked in the mill Mrs Lowell's given nams was Liszie One day Lissie came in to me erring and showed me some fingeivnarks mi her neck and arms and mid to me: "That old Devil choked me? meaning her husband I saw other signs that they were not living happily together Bund ay afternoon after the burning of Central Half Liszie (Mrs L) went out after the work was done up to sec the ruins When she came back she told me that die met one of the circus "follcra" there was a circus company in town at the time whom she knefr and talked with him for a time and that her husband come along and saw her talking with him and was mad that ha had just been in her room "si her "He's ugly as ths devil" said sha to Mrs Blood Tbs same evening at 1 7 or 8 o'elook it ws-not dirk Lowell drove np with hie hone anc called fbrhis wifo to go to ride She dresso bciself in a black silk a new one she a velveteen capo and a white dlk hit saw her as she weal out and noticed her dress Then she drove off -with Mr LowclI Her drer wss trimmed with black dlk and bead trimming and the buttons ou lhe sack -were- as big as a old-fashioned oentand covered with beads think Tha buttons on the dress wero small was my rale" continued Mrs Blood hwk my doors af 10 o'clock I waited till' th-hour but Lizzia come and between 1 and 11 I went to bed' without hercom in When I got up next morning I went do and found LTszia waau't tbere snd sbe-had nc bee in her raom for the nlghU Jdidnt kno what to make of it rv fies after on the same morning Lowdl cam to my house 8ays I Whem'e lL fot night! says LoweL' "You didn't do any such thing says Mrt Blood and waited for her between 10 and 11 and she oome here at al New LoweIl'lwaaS yoU rimold tell know but pet lisps she's gone off foPortisnd with that circus fellow (saw her With yesterday!" it Is it wji6jnli6 19J2Q 31 32 33 24 1 25 28 87 38 39 30 81 30th Slot 331 33t 34th I I I I THE MOON New BIom Slat day 6h 11m morning Tint Quarter 28th nay 7h 28m ereuln CITY AND COUNTY The civil term of the Municipal court will probably be finally aioumed on Saturday afternoon A hay rack loaded with barrels was very precipitately unloaded at the Maine Central Station just as Friday's 8 train wag coming up to (the Station Ths horse was $ubsequeoUy found with the forward wheelaon Chapel Street He is a good runner' i Work has been begun on the enlargement of the Ameriean House A French roor is to be pat upon the house and an extension added increasing it capacity by 40 rooms making 80 roomoin alL This hotel is ownedby Dunn esq of Watery ille The most snecyssfol runaway of the season was by Davis oxen attached to a cart near 1 Maney's aday or two since Thox-en started from Mr Msney's premises and carried off a corner of Mr Ms office and barn witirthem' and not content with this demolition ran into the ehnreh fenoe near by and demolished a part of that Lewiston haa been greatly blessed the past few days by the presence of visiting Maine whom we were most happy to greet at the Journal offioe 8 Pollen of the Portland tees A If Davis of the Farmington Chroni-de Col Adams of the Ptrtland Argna and Morrdl of the Gardiner Journal have bean in town recently Them gentleman have been atieh pleased fithtbo vigor aud enterprise of onr two citieg Our readers will be glad to learn that the dl-rccjbn of the A Railroad through Hon Farwell or the Board have purchased the rails for the A A Railroad at a prioe considerably below the estimate Mr Brydges manr aging Director cf the GT Railroad tdegrtpbs asking of the progress on the mad Mr Farwdl replies: "Two miles ready for rail and tha remainder going fiv ward rapidly" It is expected that the steel rails will be laid on the first two bailee at cnee The work of track-toying and graveling will be tone by Grand Truk traina The fouadation of the westerly abutment of the little Androaooggin bridge la now being put-Jn and will be up to the water level la a few -days Thohbitlon of tbs Sheridan Cadets of POrt-land at City ilall Thursday evening was a decided auooeoo Tbs diflerent marching movements and manual of arms of the company drill wsiro very well performed and warmly applauded by the spectators The bayonet exercises were also well executed The blindfold drfi! was a novelty it never before having been practised by any company In ths 8tats On would aatnrally swpposs that twenty men in foul darkness would get mlxwl Wo should cx-pact that Jones would unintentionally pi the bsesok of his gnn in the stomach' of bis com rads Smith and that they would stop on each ethers toco and bump their heads against tbs wall or tumble over tho settees aod git ha-fogged 'generally bat there was notblng of ths kind no oonfueioa and but for -ths bandages about tbs eyes one would have supposed they could where they were putting their foci The entertainment was concluded by Murray 6f the girls oh the Hill corporation: as I was told pieked up ft letter iu the back yard Ugned Ussiau The fetter waa put into'Mrs Blood's essinn The of the I I sappoee Mrs Blood atilt has it as near as 1 can reculleet' wae this 'fell Jimmy he may I have all of niy clothes tor i amA going where 1 SbU never see him again I amc aony I have dohe de kave Givft all my things 'to Jimmie tar I'm going when hel never see me 'iagain Tell a young lady was juunedl to Jtiso Jimmy three timet forms I saw Lowell bo nors fetn or three- week Then he came sad says basin vti "I wont ay wife's "I shan't gih'ta 'to you IQ1 lfisr calls fe ssfrvhlra 1 "Be went offwithoai the eoi -in Or be bought at a beijtaln' Zftotm at the Offke pDSHMAN A C0rr hJt HfijfiSsk Js' 'A.