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Telegraph News in General.

Philadelphia, Oct. H. AT the Irish Catho-
lie Benevolent Union Convention to day, Mr..
Glennon of Virginia offered a preamble and
resolution looking to the adoption of some
plan for the protection of Catholic emigrants
upon their arrival in this country. Mr.. Med
ieroft of Philadelphia moved a vote OF thanks
to President Grant for the interest taken in
behalf OF emigrants. The President of the
convention said that in the midst OF II heated
political campaign he thought such motion
out of order, and-h could not entertain it.
II large property at the corner Of 18th
and Chestnut streets was purchased tor the
Young Mems Christian Association by John
Waanamaker. The new hall will contain Il
lecture room, reading room and gymnasium.
Lowell, Mas, Oct L. The jury of in
quest on the death of Mrs. Lucinda Tibbetts
Killed on the Nashua X Lowell rti.road on
Saturday Oct. 18th at MiddlcsoX village.
gave verdict this afternoon fully eXoncr-
atiug the company from blame.
Portsmouth,. y. IL, oct IL The Supreme
Judicial Court is in 5 ssioh in this city,
Judge Doe presiding. The Grand Jury pre-
scented thirty Indictments. intending thrice
liquor eases. JOHN /. Mills OF Epiing. t,r
selling liquor, headed mel con and WAS fined
$50 aud costs Johr Smiir. a French Cana
dian, for robhng a store IT. Greenland was
sentenced to three years in ihe State prison.
Matthew McLoud OF portsmouth, Tor larceny
of a watch, was sentenced to jAil for one
weekand to pay fine OF one dollar Among
the indictments is that of Netti Somcs OF
Nottin ham, tor setting fire to i carpenter,
shop in that town.
Middletown, y. Y, Oct. II. General Van
Wyck, was severely injured by a fall to- day
New Orleans, Oct. II. Business on the
Levee is much deranged in conso quence of a
OF strike two thousand ongshoremen, who de.
demand four dollars per day.
Baltimore, Oct. H. The eighth game o.
the championship series between the Mutual'
of New York, and the Baltimores, wa,
brought to close on the eighth innings bJ
darkness. The score stood to Z. The game
will be re-playod tomorrow.
Milwaukee, Oct. II. The steamer Alpe
ma, which left Grand Haven for Chicag,
Monday night with sevonty-tive passengers
narrowly escaped laundering Tuesday morn
ing. Nearly all the freight had to be throw
overheard to save the steamer.
The following is q complete list of tn
names of those lost by the sinking of tn
steamer Lac la Belle: +. Freeman, n. w
Goldbart, =. W. Yner, r. II. Lippincott, W
Smith Dunning, Henry Sparks, Henry Al
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GENERAL NEWS.

elbow do you get along with your arithme-
tic?" asked father Of his little boy, who an
swered and said ave ciphered through ad-
dition, partition, subtraction, distraction,
abomination, Justification, hallucination, de-
rivation, amputation, creation and adoption !"
India rubber has so much superseded wood
and other materials for the manufacture Of
many useful articles that a progressive gen.
tleman has conceived the idea Of soon cele-
brating his India rubber wedding, the gifts of.
fered on the occasion to be exclusively Of the
material referred to.
Mrs. Ella C. Granger, the wife of Gin.
cinnati inebriate, has brought six different ac-
tons for damages against as many saloon
keepers for selling intoxicating drinks to her
husband, between the years 1870 and 1872,
thereby leading him to his ruin. She asks
for each the small sum of $4,000, or $780,
900 from the sig.
In conformity with the order of Chicago
police authorities, the enforcement of the
Sunday liquor law was partially carried out
on Sunday, the larger portion of the saloons
keeping their blinds down and front doors
locked. The result has been a marked de-
crease in drunkenness on the streets, and the
arrests made by the police Sunday for that
offence are third less than the usual num-
Der on Sunday.
The Boston BoaEl of Aldermen have Offer
ed $4,000 reward for the arrest of the assas-
sin of Mr.. Lane. AS yet no clue has been
obtained to the murderer.
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Maine Pharmaceutical Association.

The Maine Pharmaceutical Association
held an adjourned meeting in Portland ON
Tuesday. The President, Ii. 7. Cummings
presiding. The Secretary read the roll of
members present. viz. II. T. Cummings,
A. G. Schlottebeek, G. Way, C. B. Green
leaf, 5. z. Coe, f. Dana, Jr., of Portland;
G. +. Cook and S. d.. Wakefield, of Lewis
ton; S. Anderson, Jr,, of Bath; w. L. AL
den, of Augusta. The following gentlemen
were elected members: t. h. Hayes, Z.
Ring, j. w. Perkins, J. Il. Little, c. +.
Corey, Geo. w. Whittier, w. S. Banks, John
Williamson, and I. ii. Sanders, of Portland ;
II. ii. Butler, Of Bangor; and J. L. Sturges,
of Lewiston.
Mr.. Schlotterbeck presented a copy of
certificate CT membership for the American
Pharmaceutical Association for examination
whereupon a committe was appointed consist
ing of Coe of Portland, and Alden of Ban
ger, to act in the matter and procure a GER
tlfieate of membership if deemed necessary.
lively discussion as to the qualifications,
&C., needed to become an apothecary was
had, most of the members present participat-
ing, when Mr.. Cook of Lewiston, made the
following motion: Moved that the former
petition of the Maine Pharmaceutical Asso-
citation to the Maine Legislature for legal re-
strictions and qualifications for the apothe-
cary business, be repeated at the coming Leg
islature. The motion was adopted, and
Messrs. Anderson of Bath Partridge of Au-
gusta, Cook OF Lewiston, and Cummings of
Portland, were appointed with power to add
IN heir bar
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NEWS BY MAIL.

Those rowdy midshipmen who assaulted
the colored cadet recently are to be dismissed
from the school.
The investigation of the causes that led to
the Metis disaster has concluded The mas
ter, first mate and first and second pilots lose
their licenses because of their gross careless
ness.
The 4th Annual Convention of the Irish
Catholic Benevolent Union of the United
States met Wednesday at Philadelphia. Two
hundred delegates were present. The Con-
vention was presided over by President Den
mis- Dryer of Dayton, OHIO.
John L. Martin, receiving teller of the
Coatesville (Pa.) National Bank, was arrest.
cd at Bethlehem, Pa, Wednesday, charged
with embezzling funds of the bank to the
amount of S26, 900. Martin has been a fu-
gitive for nearly two weeks, and is said to
have used the money in specializing in stocks.
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Half Alive,

II is a sad thing - pass through life only half
alive. ct thlre are thousands whose habituaI
condition is one OF languor and debility. They
-omplaIn OF no specific disease: they suffer no
po~iNe pam, but they have relish for any thing
which anoFl, mental or sensuou pleasure to their
more robust and CncIg tic fellow beings.
In nine cases out OF ten this tate of lass itudc
iAd torpur arises ron morbid stomach, Indi
-~st!oa DESTROYS the energy of both mind and
uodY. When the waste of nature is not supplied by
4 due and regular assimilation of the food, every
organ Is starved, every function Interrupted.
Now, Wllut does common sense suggest under
these circumstances OF depression! The system
needs ruueinS and strengthening; not merely for
1n hour or two, TO sink afterwards Into more
ptable c1ndl ion than ever Gas il urediy would
10 If AN trtlnary alcoholic stmulant were resorted
lul, hut radically and permanently.
How Is TINS desirable object TO be accomplished !:
The answer To this question: founded on The UNI
easily given. lnfuse new vgor into the digestive
argAns'by curse OF ilusteter's stomach Bitiers.
10 not waste time in administering temporary
remedies, but wake the ~ TEN up by rccuperating
the fountain head of physical str. myth and energy,
the great organ upon which all the other organs
depend for their nurture and support.
by the time that Il dozen doses of the great vCEc-
table TOME and mvlgorant have been taken, the
leeae fame of the dyspcptic viii begin TO feel its
b"nign Influence. Appetite VIII be created, anu
with appctue the capacity to digest what it Graves.
PcrscNcre until the cure is complete-uutil health
tul blood, tit to be the mate ia of flesh and mu
bone and nerve and br in, flows through the chau
nels OF eli culation, tead of HE watery pabulnnl
with which they have heretofore been iinpericctly
nourished.
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SIAP TRAP AND CANT -Invalid reader, if you
are unwI>e enough to put yourself outside Of
my OF the mock tones guaranteed to contain
no d,ifusye stlmulaut," yoa will inevitably
ONE 10 grief. Ak your physician it any Ii
luid preparations, destitute OF stimulating
properties, is worthy OF the name of tonic
lie viii tell yoa no. Shun all such nauseoss
.atchpennies. Plantation Bitters. the most
wholesome inyig0rant in the world, owes the
rapldlty with which it relieves the dsordered
stomach and the shattered nerves to the diff
fusiYe agent which conveys its medical inpre-
!icnts 10 the seat cf the complaint. That
agent is the spirit ot the sugar cane, the most
nutrclous and agreeable Of all the varieties
Of alcohol The medical ingredients of the
b'tters, valuable as they are, would be com
plrativeiy useless without this distributive
asis They would ferment and sour. Be
ware, as you hope for health, of the horrible
compounds of refuse drugs in state of fer
mentation which humbugs are endeavoring to
toist upon the public medicines.
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ans, and man name unknown, who was
working his passage.

ans, and man nams unknown, who was
working his passage. ~-.-
Springfield, Mass, Oct Il. Henry Dawes
was unanimously nominated by the republi-
cans of the eleventh district at Chester to-
day. and Edwin Chase of Holy oke, for coun-
cior. Henry Alexander of this city, was
nominated for Presidential elector.
Worcester, Mass, Oct. Il. A horse at
tached to light buggy, containing Mrs.
Eliza Capen of Charlton, leaped fence on
Beacon street this morning, taking the car
rage and occupant with him down an en-
bankment of sixty feet to the track of the
Norwich and Worcester railroad The team
made three complete revolutions in the de-
scent, and the carriage was comeletely wreck
ed, but the lady and horse escaped without
serious injury.
Frank l.. Wheaton, 26 years of age, COM
mitted suicide by cutting his throat with & ra-
zor in the woods near this city, this morn
ing.
Philadelphia, Oct. II. This afternoon r.
j. Douglass and II. \. Tlinckley were shot
and dangerously wounded by Samuel Jones.
keeper OF a sailors boarding house on LON
bard street. Jones says he fired in self. de-
tense. Jones was imprisoned.
Halifax, y. s., Oct. H. The steamship
EXcaibar has been got off the shoal near
Gray town, and arrived at Pictou Yesterday.
The bark Harold Sinclair from Pembroke.
sailed from Arichat to-day, having repaired
the damages done by a collision in the Strait
of Canso.
New Orleans, Oct. l.. While a party of
longshorcmen ON strike were attempting to
board some barges to induce the laborers to
JON them they were fired at by j. w. Barnes,
the contractor in charge of the barges
One of the strikers thereupon struck Barnes
on the head with stone and killed him.
Syracuse, n. Y, Oct. II. The straight
out State committee met to day and resolved
to prosecute the canvass energetcally.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO TIE
Daily Kennebec Journal.
BANGOR.

Richard Nally of Brewer, WHO was COM
in February for an assault upon Policeman
Moore, dad to-day from the effects of a blow
from the officers billy while making the ar
rest.
A single scull race came off on the Penob-
scot river this afternoon betweed Dennis
Tracy's "Toothpick" and W. Scott Nicker-
ssn's "P. NJ. O. c." Distance two miles.
The race was handsomely won by Nickerson,
beating Tracy twelve seconds. Time, 10
minutes and 10 seconds.
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New YORK, Oct. II
New York Produce Market.
New YORK, Oct. II.

COTTON -sales 43j5 bales. mid. uDiands 1917.
fLOUR-sales l20aO; state O097 80: round hoop
Ohio 05a9 IS; Western G0a9 As; Southern 30a
Il 90.
WHEAT liiooo bu; No. Il spring 1872 81 ca; new
do winter red and amber western IS a lG5
CoRN-leso00 ; steamer, G3g6id
0ATS-saes 40 0oo ;western46]s 4sH new $50 81
PORk-li 5oal 20; prime ii Gil %
LARD-el4 eD3s,
BUTTEK-state ages Western l0alo
WIliSkEY Western free, g2
RICE-Car" ina, So 994.
COFFEE-4gls.
sUGAR-PorIo Rico, 0 a974; Mrscovado, 50
t9I
MOLASSES-N. O. 30a32
SP'TS TURPENTINE-62.gG
ROSIN- 35Q4 co
PtTROLEUM-crude, l3a refined 2Ca18.
d2GR
FRElGHTs TO LIvERPooI.--Grain per sail
9lad; corn per sail s}i
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stocks. The market opened wea K

sure to sell, and prices declined from y to 2K pei
cent, on large business. Pacific Mail and Western
Union led in the decline and these two stocks were
called the Laundry" of the stock exchange owing
to the large amount of 'wash" sales being made
1t is said there thirty thousand shares of West
ern Union "washedo to day. Rock Island declined
l u, Erie, IL and Union Pacific per cent. Tole-
do and Wabash was weak on the re orted sales by
ID ew. Subsequently there was a rally of the
market, nearly recovering the decline At the
final close prices of from d to X from the
highest point OF the afternoon, and the market LETT
off teyerish aud unsettled.
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Boston Items,

Boston, oct. l.. \ fire in South Wey-
mouth last night destroyed the Everett Hall
building, also the shoe shop of o. f. Reed
and the hoyse and bnrn of Mr., ingalls,. Loss
$1,000.
James Bohea, the colored man stabbed by
William Green in Jarroom quarrel, died
to-day.
The Boston city government has purchased
IA site on Pine Island for smallpox hospi-
tai.
Arrived, steamer Achilles, from phlladel-
t.ilil
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Marrieu.

In Gardiner, l0,h inst, by Rev. Sir Jones, Frank
\. small OF Augu. Ia, to Miss Lavola towel OF
Gardiner.
In Lewiston, 18Th inst, Everett Keene to Eliza A
Dyer hoth oil Bidde.orG.
in Turner, 9th INST, George NJ Coombs to Sarah
j. Chase. Alec, Richard y. Hall OF bower to Al
mira j. phibrick of turner.
In N0rri0 g'wocS, 9Th II t., Fred Longlcy of Nor
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In tairhtld, 18th ult., Joseph T. Allen to Hen
rittta |, Nye.
In Pitt ton, 10th ut, Co.estin J. Palmer to Mis-
Ella Bangs, Uotn of pIttston.
In Washi gt1n ID c., s-h inst, Fred W, stone OF
Maine to Miss telle l., dauz liter OF the late Juhu
Moulder Of Washington, ID. G.
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FINANCIAL& COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
New York, Oct. II.
EVENING REPORT.

EVENING REPORT.
Money was easy to-day. The bulk of loans were
at ! per cent, closing at from TO per cent. The
sale of million of gold by the Treasury tended to
tighten the rate. Sterling Exchange duh and steady
prime 60 days los's for sight Gold firm light
dealings, aui renewed shipments, prices ranged
from ll27s to ll3is from two per cent to sixty
fourth WAS paid Tor use. Later in the day two per
cent. was paid for carrying. The Clearugs were
al 000o00. The Treasury disbursements, $I5s,-
600. The exports to-day We're $4,000 Govern
ments quiet and steady. Southern securities
strong, with an advance in Tcnnessees aud Carroll
mas. The disappointment at the rate of the Bank
of England not being reduced, caused furry in
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1t Is great thing to sit in an audience dur
ing the progress OF a play, when you not on
ly wish to hear the text OF the play but to
see the actors in their parts, to have continu-
ally bobbng between your vision ana Hamlet
or Richeleu several hundred half bushels OF
false hair, jute, ribbons, rats. feathers, hens
wings, and "sch." Fashion now dictasas a
head dress for the ladies that is fun tor the
milliners but death TO the itdivlu1l who Al
tends fashionable entertainment unless per
chance he sits on the front seat and rests
his chin on the stage. What a grand
idea it would be to have all this top dressing
(no agricultural figure iatended) left in
the anteroom below, and have the ladies take
their places in the audience bareheaded. and
for once, at least, come down to the level OF
poor sinful man.
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An essay was read by Rev. j. G. Snow of
Auburn, subject, uniform Lesson System. y
A discussion followed which was Participated
in by Rev. A. Bosserman, DIR. Harlow of
| Lewiston, j. 0. Skinner of Wateryille, ID.
| T. Stevens of Guilford, w. r. French of
Brunswick, and others. The following reso-
luton was presented and received a passage
RESOLVED, As the sense of this convention
that though the "lIelper" Lesson Papers are
not all which could be desired, yet the Uni
form Lesson System meets our appreciation.
VOTED, That committee of seven be
raised to take into consideration the propriety
OF continuing this convention and also the
| future work of the convention. Adjourned
to meet at I o'clock in the evening.
Met according to adjournment. Prayer
was offered by Rev. A. Bosserman. An cs-
say was read by II. C. Munson of Turner,
subject 1.-The Sunday School; its objects and
needs" He divided the greater part of the
discourse into three heads The object of
Sunday School, the materials and the work
men, a discussion upon the qualifications
and duties of Superintendents and teachers
followed, in which Rev. Mr. Byther, Mr..
Mclane of Ohio, Mr.. j. G. Snow, DR.. IIar-
low and others participated.
The committee on organization are Il.
Dresser, President; \. C. Munson, Secretary
standing committee, n. Il. French, Ara
Cushman, \. T. Dennson.
Committee on future work Of the conven.
ton are Revs. c. Weston, Dexter, w. X.
French Brunswick, d. B. Byther, Pitts
field, J. c. Snow, Auburn, Mr.. Sanborn,
Dexter, 5. Libby, Orono, A Cushman, Au-
burn.
Adjourned to meet Thursday at II A. NJ.
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" Gather.
WAR DEPARTMENT

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFfCyR
WASHINGTON, Oct. lis =. N.
The barometer will continue to fall slowly
over the lower lakes and in the Middle and
Eastern States, with southwesterly to south
eaSterly winds and generally cloudy weather
with belts of rain; In the south Atlantic
States, falling barometer, southerly to cast
erly winds and considerable cloudinesS on
Friday with possible rain; in the Gulf States,
partially cloudy weather and northerly TO
casterly winds; clearing weather in the north
west and thence to the lower Ohio valley and
Michigan.
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The accomplished Photographic court re-
porter, who resides in this city, is able this
morning, in the appropriate place, to give
brief bat comprehensive report of a little court
he has recently been holding on his own hook
in Gardiner. When the full report is writ
ten out, and registered by the great Judge,
may there not be found blotted or impcr-
feet sheet.
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A worthy widow lady in this city was kind
ly rememberedby her friends in donation
and surprise party last evening. The season
OF the year has again come round when these
things may be considered fashionable "The
liberal soul shall be made fat"
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POLITICAL.

Columbia, 5. C., Oct. IL. The Moses
State ticket is undoubtedly elected Ransier,
Elliott, and Rainey. coiored republicans, and
b. 7. Perry, democrat, are elected to Com
eress. The boilers polled strong vote. The
democrats have elected several Representa-
lives to the legislature.
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and will be admired by nine tenths OF our Choirs
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The ANTHEM OFFERING VIII be found frst-class
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1t is said that some silly people, WHO should
wear either old women's clothes or be put to
bed as childr'n are, will petition the next
legislature to make membership OF secret or
CARNATIONS 4 challengeable disqualification
for sitting on jures. 1t would seem, says
the Press, that it is about time that sensible
people had outgrown this sentiment, particu
larly when these soeieties embrace so inteli-
gent and CONSCIENTIOUS part OF our citizens