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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-07-28
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Kennebec Journal.
EUROPEAN NEWS, &c.

LONDON.
London 81. An investigation is going on
at Brussels with the object of ascertaining
whether the pictures found in the former res
idence of Victor Hugo in that city, were
stolen from Louvre.
The Journal Des Dcbats censures the gov
eminent for siding with the minority of the
Assembly, and demands changes in the min
istry
1t is reported that Theirs has induced his
colleagues in the government to remain in
office.
Commodore Ashbury's new yacht Livonia
has been docked, and will receive new keel
aud bowsprit before sailing for New York.
In the House of Commons this evening,
Mr.. Gladstone handed to the Speaker a royal
message urging that a provision be made for
Prince Arthur. On the Speaker apprizing
Mr.. Gladstone that the message was addressed
to the House of Lords, there was much laugh
ter from the opposition benches. The Pre-
mier opoligized somewhat lamely for the
mistake.
The question of the ballot was discussed
with much animation.
Paris. 81. 1t is rumored that the repeated
adjournment of the court martial for trial of
Communist prisoners are for the purpose of
paving the way to general amnesty.
The Assembly has postponed until the 4th
of August the question of distributing ameng
all the departments of France the loss of
property and material by the German inva-
sion.
ROME.
Rome, p. Syro Meronite, and Greco
Melchite, Patriarchs, Archbishop of Alappa,
and thirteen Hungarian Archbishops, have
forwarded to Rome their submission TO the
dogma of Instability.
MADRID.
Madrid, y. The King is about to make a
visit to Lagranja.
The government has resolved to reduce
the salaries of all functionaries twenty pei
cent.
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#arrte0.

In Portland, 2lst inst, Bard p Roberts OF Milton
y. H., to Miss Nettie NJ. Marsh of Portland.
In Brownfeld, nth inst, Hon John II. Spring OF
Hiram, to Sarah Spring OF Brown1eld.
In RuckspOrt, 18th INST, Mr.. Lewis Robbing to
Mrs. Mary A. Fogg.
In Bluehill 18th inst, William T.. Wood Of Bos-
ton to Miss Belle A. Candage OF Bluehill
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New York stock Market.

NtW 1UKK July q.
Mariposa, 4, do. pfi., 81; Canton Co.77; Cum
berland Co., 40; Western Union Tel. Co, 5sa =;
Quicksilver Mining Co.. llk Pacific Mail, 49,
Boston Water Power, Al. Adams Elk. Co., slK
Wells, Fargo h Co. AK; American Merchants I'm
So; U. Sex. Co.'s NY. Central and Hudson
River, s9x, do. scrip, 9lh; Erie, 27.do. pfd 50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-07-28

Barnum's show will undoubtedly attract to
town, as it has elsewhere, posse of pick
rockets Look out for them.
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Senator Morrill, and lady are out of town
for couple of weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-07-28

L. Farr, Esq, an Attorney at law in st.
Louis, is spending few days with his friends
in Manchester.
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South America,

Calcutta, %. Amer, khaw and four other
Wahabee prisoners have been sentenced to
transportation for life.
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Mr. H. A. Baker of Sidney, has become
landlord of the Farmers aHstel. T 4
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Cincinnati Produce Mark

80 CINCINNATI, July 81.
MESS PORK-l350
IARD-l0. 1850 FmEFF .fgE9s
BULK MEATS-sdes !.
HACON-shoulder, OK; clcarrib So ;sides sk,
WHISkEY-s3. - --...-s----e .+.
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1t is probable that storm of some severity
is advancing eastward toward Illinois, with
brisk winds on the southern part of Lake
Michigan. The rising barometer with north
erly winds will probably continue on Lakes
Superior and Huron. South westerly winds
with partially cloudy and warm weather will
probably prevail on the gulf coast on Friday.
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-JirD.

In searhoro', 10Th inst, Mrs sarah j., wife oil
John Robinson, aged "a years.
In Andover, suddenly, Mr.. Amos Purington, aged
u years, 6mos.
In Lebanon, 18th inst, of apoplexy, Hon. Fred
crick A. Wood.
In krnnebnnk, 18th inst, sir. Albert jenkins,
aged s. years.
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The w Gather.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, July 21.-7 80 p. NJ.
PRORARu TILES
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FINAN CIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, July 81.
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08
from America, 1868.

S't A. AhN' AS''1 @'DN'
Coaches first used in Eng
land, 1880.
|. First Newspaper (Euglish
Mercury July, 1881.
Electro Galvanism discover
ed by DIR. Gilbert, 1900.
Logarithms invented, 1914.
Circulation Of the Blood
discovered, 1918
Thermometer invented, 1920
Barometers invented by Tor.
celli, l643
Air Guns invented, 1916.
Coffee first used Europe, 1851.
Tea first usedin Europe, 1860.
Fire engines invented, 1863.
Chronometers invented, 1864.
Bayonets invented in France
1878.
Wooden Railroads invented,
1916.
Telegraphs invented, 1857.
First N ewspaper in the Uni.
ted States, 1890,
Stereotype Printing invented
in Leyden, 1909.
Hadleys Quadrant invented,
1881.
Artificial Magnets invented
1851.
Lightning Rods invented in
the United States, 1852,
| Platinum discovered, 1900
| Diving-bell invented, l760.
Steam engine invented by
Watt, 1865.
Iron Railroads first used in
England, 1776.
Balloons and Red Hot Shot
invented, 1888.
Cotton Gin invented, 1895
Lithography invented (Sene-
felder) at Munich, 1895.
Vaccination introduced by
Jenner, 1897.
Life-boat invented, 1902.
First Steamboat invented by
Fulton, Gu. S.) 1907.
Power Looms introduced into
the United States, 1913.
First Steamship crosses the
Atlantic, 1885.
Friction Matches invented
1884.
Daguerreotype invented in
France, 1889.
Magnetic Telegraph invented
in the United States, 1874,
Sewing Machines invented
in the United States, 1916.
Atlantic Gable laid [I966
miles |, 1866.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08
HON. THOMAS EWING.
An Account Of His Life and.
Public Services.
his Early History and Political Career
An Interesting Article on One of the
Nations Great Men,,
From the Cincinnati Euqulrer.] ]

Hon, Thomas Ewing is dy-
ing at Lancaster, The place of
Mr.. Ewing's nativity was Ohio
county, Virginia He was
born on the 2Sth day of De.
cember, 1884, and Is conse-
quently in the eighty-second
year of his age at this time
His father a man Of some
MEANS became considerably
reduced during the progress Of
the Revolutionary War; in
which he took q part. After
the establishment Of peace the
paternal Ewing removed his
family to the valley of the
Muskingum, in Ohio, and in
1892 he repaired to a frontier
settlement, now known as
Athens county. 1t was in this
wild region that young Thomas
spent his hoyhood, and is quite
probable that the rough exper-
ience Of a frontier life aroused
and developed that fortitude
and self.reliancc which were
such distinguishing elements
in his character in after life
He was taught to read by an
elder sister, and gave early in
dications of remarkable intel
lectual activity. He read ca
gerly all the books that came
within his reach, pursuing his
researches at night by the glow.
ing light of hickory bark, or
the inevitable pine knot-un,
failing sources of light TO our
ancestors, and always at hand.
Having attained his twentieth
year, he left the patcrnal roof
and set out for the Kanawha
salt mines to work on his own
account In the course Of two
or three years, by the exercise
Of prudence and economy, he
saved enough from his scanty
earnings to purchase a farm for
his father, and with the meagre
surplus he entered the Ohio
University and pursued his
studies energetically, with oc-
casional interruptions in conse.
queuce Of failing funds, until
the year 1916, when he gradu.
ated, receiving the first degree
of A. B. ever issued by that
educational institution.
Having previously determine
ed to adopt the profession OF
the law as q means of livcli-
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08
Q ERIFF'S SALE.
Stat, n O+io rinioT County.
CathnrIne Glasgow, Plaintiff,

Stat, Of 0.io rintoT County.
Catharlne Glasgow, Plaintiff,
against
EliZ:. Ann Button, ct al, Defendants.
In Vlnton County Court OF Common Pleas. Or
der ofSRle.
Pursuant to the command Of an order OF sale
issued from tbs Court of Common Pleas OF Vim
ton county, aud to me directed as Sheriff OF said
county, will ofer for sale at the door Of the
Court House, in the town Of Macarthur, Ninton
county, Ohm, on
Monday, the 9th Day Of November,
A. D. 1871,
at the hour Of 2 o'clock r. NJ, OF said day, the
following described premises, to.wlt;
In-LotS Number One hundred and eighty tlvo
CSi) and one hundred and ninety .one t9l J in
the Town of Macarthur, Vinton county, Ohio.
Taken as the property OF Eliza Ann Button t.
satisfy a Judgment Of said Court In favor Of
Catharne Glasgow,
Appraised as follows:
In-i.ot No. tS6. at 400; In.Iot No 1871, at 500
Each Lot must bring two-thirds of the apprais
Ell value.
Terms of sale.--Cashi in hand on the day OF
sale. ~
DANIEL BOOTH,
Sheriff Ninton Co.
n. r. Shlvel, Atty for rl'n.
October rs, lsIl-6w.9
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08
Important Discoveries and
Inventions.

Iii nDOIlStIO OloCVNO bNo oNAAN
Inventions.
Gold and silver coined at
Argos, B, G. 894.
Copper money coined at
Rome, B. G. $50.
Sun Dials at Rome, B, G.
30S.
Time divided into hours, B.
C. 293.
Glass first used in England,
A. d. 663.
Clocks introduced into Eu.
"ope from the East, SOL.
The Bible translated into
German, 939.
Arithmetical figures intro.
luced by the Arabs, 966,
Glass windows first used in
England, 1880.
Chimneys first used in Eng.
land, 1900.
Magic Lantern invented (Ba'
con) in England, 1852.
Linen first made in England,
1858.
Magnifying glasses invented
in England, 1860.
Tallow candles first made in
England, 1890.
Spectacles invented, 1899.
Wax candles invented, 1900.
Mariners Compass invented
by F. Gioja in Italy, 1902.
Paper first made from rags
in England, 1919.
Clocks made first in Eng
land by Wallingford. 1926.
Gunpowder invented in Ger.
many, (Schwartz) 1880.
Weaving introduced from
Brabrant; 1881.
Blankets were first made in
England, 1910.
Cannon and firearms invent
ed in France, 1345.
Oil Painting invented by
Van Dyck, l410.
Metal Engraving invented,
1924.
Printing with Types invent
ed in Germany, l444, -t
First Book (Vulgate Bible),
1862.
First Almanac printed, 147o.
Violins invented, l477.
Paper money first used in
Spain, 1854.
Maps and Charts invented
in England, 1859.
Discovery of America by
Columbus, 1902.
Spinning Wheel invented in
Italy, 1905.
Knit Stockings invented in
Spain about 1875,
Iron cast in England, 1884.
Needles first made in Eng
land, 1545.
Telescope invented, 1549.
Knives made in England, 1863
Potatoes first used as food
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08

The destruction of the Conn.
ty buildings, containing deeds,
mortgages and other real es-
tate records from the earliest
time, is one Of the worst results
of the Chicago fire. This viii
be the source great confusion
in titles, aud afford IN future y
rich harvest for lswyer5
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08

DR. Solomon Howard, Presi.
dent Of the Ohio University, at
Athens, has sent in his resigna-
ton, to take effect at the end
of the present term. Failing
health is the cause assigned,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08
For All Who Read,

We, can without hesitntion, recommend AL
DEW REApY BOOK BINDER no the best we
have ever seen for the purposes intended. ~
great conveuience,, perfect adaptation 70 20
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08
TIMES FOR HOLDING COURTS
Seventh Judicial District Of Ohio,
FOR THE YEAR 1879.

DY AUTHORITY OF LAW, the undersign-
ID ed. Judges Of the Courts of Common Pleas
OF the Seventh Judicial District Of Ohio, order
that the Times for Holding the Courts OF Com:
mon Pleas and District Courts, In the several
Counties ofsaid District, be fixed rs follows, for
the YEAR 1879.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08
TAXES OF 1S5

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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08
ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO.
SHORT LINE ROUTE.
1871 Spring & Summer Arrangements ~
Indianapolis, Cincinnati 3 Lafayette


The Great Through Mail and Express Passon'
ger Thno 10 st. Louis, Kansas City, 81. Joseph,
Denver, nm Franc SEQ. and oil points In MissOu-
ri KanpaR and Colorado.
The shortest mud only direct routo 70 indian.
apolis. Lafayette, rorro Ilaute, Cambridge City
springfield, Peoria, Burlington, Chicago, NIL
waukoe, 81. PAM, and all points In the North
west
The Indianapolis CIncinnNtl and Lafayette
Railroad with It's connections, now offers pass.
engers more facilities IN Through Coach and
Looping Car Service than than any other line
from Cincinnati, having the advantage Of
Through Daily Cars from Cincinnati toSt, Louis,
Kansas city, 81. Joseph, Peoria, Burlington,
Chicago, omnha, aud all intermediate points.
presenting 10 Colonists and Famillcssuch com
forts and accommodations as are Afforded by
no other ronte,
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to all
points.
Trains leave Cincinnati nt TooA. M; aio T. N;
500 ?, NJ, and ioj00 r. N.
Tiokots can he obtained Mt No Burnet
House, corner Third and Vino; Public Landing,
corner Main and River; also, at Depot, corner
Plum and Pearl Streets, Cincinnati, o.
BE sure to purchase tickets via Indianapolis,
Cincinnati and Lafayette Railroad,
TlekotAg't, Indianapolis
o. r. MOORE, p Cincinnati.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08
CHE Gnqulrcr.
M'ArthuF, November 1,'71
Terms Of Subscription,
Advertising Rates.
]. ". BOWEN, Editor

Advertising Rates.
NB-The spAcs occupied by lo,ines Of this (sonpareh
TINS ahar constitute square, ,.. 90 an
sqnart, one week 81 One square weeks " Y"
IL alJilionAl irssrtlnh Insertion ,.,........ oO
An aIyertising for shorter period than three
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-08
Thomas Torpey,s Esta te.

Probate Court, vintoh County, Ohio.
NOTICE Is hereby given that George
~ Craig, Administrator ofthe estate OF ThoYii-
as Torpey, deceased, has 1led herein his Accounts
the hearing Of the same Is set for the 18th day
Of November. isIt. v 10 O'Clock A. ",
October IS, !T,-+s ProSMe Judge.
The New York herald., 1871-08-19
NEW YORK HERALD. SATURDAY. AUGUST ~. 1877.

came TO their DEATHS
their oaths armson that the said parties
upon the llth day Of August A. lS7l a Pston IN the
county Aforesaid. TO their deaths from the Of
fects Of carbonic acid gas produced by. an expo-
sion Of carburetted hydrogsn, or hredamp &C;
the lights OF the boys and the main gangway fur
ther. believe that this accident could have
been avertso by q strict compliance with the re.
of the ventilation laws; further. tnat the
said Alva Tompkins censurable for falling TO
comply plain provisions for the protection Of
lie and safety and yet the wisho express their
opinion in mitigation Of such negligence and responsibility
that Mr. Tompkins by Of Illness for many months
past has unable attend person at the mine and
guard his against such amenabe misfortune
and further this jury that Patrick Bewt inspector OF
the Eastern district, be exoneraed from ali blame and cen
in this matter, inasmuch as from full examina.
non of his books and papers we md
mis- time to have been fully occupied IN
the discharge of his legitimate duties. In witness
whereof well the aforesaid Coroner the Jurors aore
sad have TO this their hands and seals on
the day and and the time and place first above men
toned. p j. O'MALLEY, Coroner
A. +. GAINES, Foreman.
JOHN LEWELLYN
ANDREW BRTDEN.
THOMAS SMILES.
L. L. CARTWRIGHT
w. J. BRUCE.
The New York herald., 1871-08-19
THE ROCHESTER TRAGEDY.
Tie character Of Viola Karshner Vindic ated-
Her Attempted Violators Held for Murder.

Her Attempted VfOlatOrs Held fOr nurCer.
From the Rochester Chronicle, August ISL
Buckley, Ehrig and Garreghty, the Falls Field
ruiiails have been held for murder In the second
degree. There Is not parent in our city who does
not breathe freer from the TACT. The wholesome
dread all rascals have for the law presses heavily
upoa scamps OF the same sort who have been IN
dulging in brutal acts and criminal conduct these
months past In our city. Our honest German citi
zens will feel the honor and the lives OF
their daughters more secure now. Every
woman III the city VIII realize now that
she has protector when the lawless have
reason 10 fear; and insults may not be SO common.
Rakes will und erstand That they cannot impute un
CHASTITY with lmpunity-they must give good reason
TO believe their statement true; they Will also see
that even II their ibeis are well founded tie Court
will hold the lives Of all sacred until the right TO
exist Is forfeited 10y the decree OF law. This much
Is clear: Viola Karshner was q virtuous g:ri.
Even If she had not been, her murderers mad
no right to pursue ner TO her death.
OF abominabe conduct which cannot be
tolerated 10 matter by what soft words II may be
characterized And they drove or threw Viola down
the bank. The public VIII agree tnat they are
innocent viriuous gr!. The law Will decide whether
the responsibility the crime can be legally fastened
upon them. Justice Bryan holds the rascas Tor a
legal adjudication upon that liability. All honor
TO HIM for hls frmness. District Attorney
Davy's skillul dissection OF the evidence and
learned discussion OF ,the Jaw give reason TO believe
that the villains cannot escape their deserts. The
last words OF tneir verified victim were, "Let me
alone.v They paid no respect 10 her plte0us ell
ireaty-nay, they followed her the more determin-
edly therefor, ana they have not scruped to
follow her even since her death, and 10 strive
TO rob her Of the character they sought 10
wrest from her In life. They would not let her
alone, and neither Will the law let them alone.
who have been followed 10y similar wretcnes. The
law Will see that their appeal Is respected.
The New York herald., 1871-08-19

CLEARED.

Steamship The Queen (Rr), Thomas, Liverpool-F j
Hurst.
steamship Ashland Moore. Fernandina--J Hand.
Ship Demerara lBr), Gent, Glasgow-Boscher x Co.
Ship Cnriste (NG), Fredrichs, Bremen-Herman Koop
Co.
Bark unanima (Br), Minta, Antwerp-Funch Edye Co.
Bark Fannie Mcclellan, Mcclellan, Havre-Boyd Il
Hincken
Brig Eleanor Miller (Br>, Parker, Malaca-E Ware Co
Brig Ambrose Light Ibomas Cienfuesos-Miler Hou.h-
ton.
Brig Idaiia tBr Gordon, Lngan CB-Geo Brewer.
schr Chas Dennis, Rollins, ST tThomas-Peniston * Co.
schr segune, French, Yorktown, va-Overton Haw-
kns.
schr Charles Kelly, Collins Newburypor- Frye
Co.
Schr Senator. Fauklin, Boston--S Lewis Co.
Schr Franklin, Vail, Hartford Racket & Brc.
Schr Emerald, De Castro, New Haven--Rackett Bro
Schr Saline Burton, Palmer, Stamford
Steamer Vesper, Davis Chester Pa and Wilmington Del
"A Abbott.
Steamer Sarah, Jones, Philadelphia.
Steamer n Utley DAVIS Philadelphia.
Steamer + Fairchild Trout, Philadelphia
Steamer Ann eliza, Richards, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1871-08-19

moor devils can get in hospital because we cant pay
tSe eTe and thin IN 40 my own takn The
people shall know some things then tnat they don"
now.
Mr. J. w. Earle, proprietor OF the saloon corner OF
West Tenth and West streets where the tngboat was
Jeaerson Market Police Court yesterday morning,
by Captain WashDurne, Of the Ninth precinct and,
az his own request was sent immedlately TO sing
Sing. He dlsclaimed all knowledge OF the use TO
which the boat TO be applied and requested the
fullest and closest investigation. He and Captain
Washburne arrived yesterday afternoon at Sing Sing,
and after snort sc arch Justice Howe found and
was requested TO investigate the case as far as re-
garded Mr.. Earle. The Justice Immediately
OPENED COURT ON THE SIDEWALK
oil one OF the streets. The excitement which pre-
walls Is so intense that everybody seems TO be out OF
addltonal information as to the 1ignt and pursuit
OF the daring dozen. II may readily be surmised,
therefore, that the slightest stoppage IN any OF the
streets will cause general rush to the spot and
that. consequently, In tue open air court large
audience was speedily assembled Justice Howe
soon satisfied OF the fact that Mr.. Earle was in
no wise to blame for the occurrence and he accord.
ingly discharged him. The captain ana engineer
OF the tugooat had been previously discharged from
custody and they left Sing Sing last night al ten
O'Clock IN their now famous iugboat-
The excitement In the village Is commencing 70
speedy recapture OF The remaining seven odn OF tne
'slOpers." The comments on the AFFAIR, however,
and are especially hard on the doctor and general
hospital management. The result VIII be 10 make
the guards and keepers sharper, at least for tlme
in tine discharge OF their duties Warden Russell
says that Is the intention 10 punish all those rear
rested with ''ball and chain" for three months,
Many OF the people hereabouts think that some OF
the brave guards who were 50 much frightened tnat
they could not fire to give an alarm might have a
similar dose applied to themselves with much good
results.
Arrest OF Another OF the Escaped Couvicts.
A man named James Connolly, supposed to be
one of the convicts who escaped from Sing Sing
prison on Thursday morning. was arrested by an
officer Of the Ninth precinct yesterday afternoon
Mr. Chids, one OF the keepers, was unable TO iden-
thy him. He Will be taken 10 Sing Sing for ldenti-
fcatlon this morning