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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-15
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TO THE
Daily Kennebec Journal.
The Waterville College Boys on
Their Muscle.

Wateryille, IA. This forenoon scene oc-
CURED at the College chapel which has not
been witnessed here for years. For few
days past hard feelings have existed between
the Sophomore and Freshmen classes. After
prayers, rush was made for the door. A
general fight ensued. Some blood was
spilled, but no one hurt. The President at
tempted to dispense the students, but they
took their own time. If the trouble is not
settled between the classes, the affair will be
tried over again tomorrow morning. An
unsuccessful attempt was made at hazing. \
party of Freshmen had been informed to be
on their guard and prepared themselves for
an attack. noise was heard at the door,
but not concluding to burst it in they retired.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Geneva, H. Nearly all the gentlemen
connected with the board of arbitration under
the Washington treaty have arrived. 1t is
believed that the board will adjourn immedi-
atcly after meeting, but if an agreement to
adjourn cannot be reached and the meeting
is prolonged, the session will undoubtedly be
secret
Lisbon, II. severe confagration in this
city yeste rday, at one time threatened the
custom house and exchange. The flames
were finally checked and the buildings saved.
Loss very heavy.
Paris, II. The French government has
completed the draft Of the postal convention
with the United States
Madrid, A. The new ministry will recog-
nize The entire militia force of the Kingdom.
The Corts will soen be prorogued and sub
sequently be dissolved.
London, H.. Miss Rye has opened home
for deserted girls at Peck ham, from which a
certain number will be sent regularly to Cam
ada.
In the House of Commons o-day, Mr.
Uurseman wanted to know whether the rec
osds OF the high joint commission would con-
tain any minutes with regard to the indirect
claims was raised at all also whether they
wopld prove that the withdrawal of said
claims only rested on an understanding be-
tween the commissioners.
Mr.. Gladstone required notice of the ques-
ton before giving it fall answer, but he
would state that no communication had pass
ed between the commissioners and Her Ma
esty's government showing that the exclusion
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Maine Medical Association.

On Wednesday afternoon, DIR. Gordon pre-
Medical School, spvaking in high terms of
the school generally, hut doploring the want
Of clinical advantages.
Reports were made Oh several subjects,
and the Standing Committee recommended
for membership Drs. J. C.. Iti,h Of Saco, J..
S. Cushing of Skowhegan and +. l.. Town of
the L. S. Army; also that Drs. Grant of
Saco and Toward of Augusta be placed on
the retired list.
DIR. Hall was introduced as delegate from
the n. j. Medical Society ard invited to take
part in the deliberations.
Or. Corliss reported case of Anasarca
successfully treated with mild chloride, squill
and digitals.
DIR. Cyrus +. Brackett of Bowdoin Coll &c
pronounced the annual Grafton, announcing
us his subject, "Mothods in Medical Educa-
ton" suggestion was made that the As
ISOLATION cooperate with tie medical col
leges, to raise the standard of medical edu
cation, by recommending that the system of
schools for medical instruction be patron
lied.
On Thursday morning, DIR. c. NJ. Garlic
ton of Norwich was introduced as dele gate
from the Connecticut Medical Society. Nari-
Gus reports were presented.
DR.. Fitch read a paper giving recent ex-
periences abroad, especially observations in
the London and Edinburgh hospitals.
Dr. Foster offered the following, which
was adopted;
Resolved, That the Committee on ReNi-
sion of the Constitution and By Laws be in
structed to make the initiation fee five dol
lars, and that each new member be given a
diploma.
The Standing Committee reported as fol-
lows:
They recommend for membership Drs. J.
b. Lott of Brunswick, w. Il. Smart of Cam
den and Edmund Bragdon of Bryants Pond.
Time of meeting next year, the second Tues
,lav in Juhe. Place. Portland. Orator, Dr.
Greene of Portland. Delegate to Maine
Medical school, Dr. Fuller OF Bath. Dele
gates to other medical societies; to New
lIampshire Drs. French of Portland and
Wedgewood of Lewiston; TO Vermont, DIs
small Oh IOTtldtl anu lipuy vi " WIS w
Massachusetts, Drs. Lincoln Of Brunswick
and Hitchcock of Rockland; TO Rhode Island,
Drs Marston of Monmouth and H. ii. Seayey
of Bangor; to Connecticut, Drs. Buxton OF
Warren and Estabrook of Rockland; to New
York, Drs. Fuller of Bath and Gordon of
Porland to New Jersey, Drs. I. a. Foster
of Portland and Wiggin of Auburn to Cana
ia, DIR. Fitch of Portland
Committe on Prevailing Diseases, Dr. A.
+. Page of Bucksport. Committees on special
subjects Typhoid Fever, DR. Harris OF Au-
burn. Gynecology, DIR. Gordon OF Portland.
Peculiarities of Vaccination during winter of
ls7l-72, DR.. Getchell of Portland. Phlegma-
STA Dolens, DR.. Merrill of Portland. Medical
Jurisprudence, DIR. Brown of Paris. Necrosis,
DR.. Donovan of Lewiston. Cancer of Uterus,
DR.. Tewksbury OF Portland. Neurology, Dr..
Lamson of Fryeburg. Py@mia, DR.. Adams
of Island Pond. Venesection, DR.. Jones of
Bangor. Cholera Infantum, DR.. Hall of
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Lewiston, a. Last night Al hal! past ten
o'clock, fire discovered in building
on Lisbon street, owned by j. w Cofren
The attic and root was destroyed and the
second story badly damaged. Insured for
$4,000. Occupied in first floor by Sturgs'
apothecary shop, whose stock was damaged
by water and removed; Insured for so 900 :
kennebcc Boston express, who saved all
The upper part of the building was occupied
by w. r. Stratton, for boarding house. Loss
5000; no. insured.
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Of indirect elaine rested on an understand.


Mr.. Corrance asked II Her Maiesty's eoy.
eenment intended to proceed with the arbi.
tration on matters which had no relation with
the Alabama claims-the Fenian raids, the
fisheries or Canadian matters. For the pur-
pose of obtaining the floor, Mr.. Corrance
moved to adjourn. He criticised the govern.
ment, charging it with neglecting Canada
and exacting the assent to the treaty Of
Washington under duress.
Mr.. Gladstone protested against the asser-
ton. He claimed that his answers were un-
derstood. He said that the postponement Of
the board Of arbitration would not effect the
treaty, but the defeat Of one of its provisions
might, as when one of the wheels of car.
riage failed, all failed
In reply to viscount Bury's inquiry last
night, Mr.. Gladstone promised that all the
papers would be laid before the House to-
night.
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As a refreshing and cooling toilet perfume,
by Chas. X. Partridge at his drug store, can
not be excclled.
Choice styles of fine cassamere pants just
received by S. w. Huntington ( Co.
Junel5 st
Very choice styles OF furnishing goods just
received from New York, by S. w. Hunting
ton & Co. .Iunel5 st
Mems youths and boys clothing in great
variety at s. w. Huntington & Co.
Junel53t
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decoration Day al TOsus.

If the weather be pleasant on Monday, the
18th inst, at p NJ, the ceremony Of deco
rating the graves of departed soldiers will
take place in the cemetery OF the soldiers
Home. An Grafton will be given by Col. A .
p. Martin OF Boston, for some time Chief of
Artillery in the 9th Army Corps. and 4 tho
rough soldier.
The late day for the celebration has bee
set by Gen. Titon, in order tina, the citizens
OF Augusta may assist If they feel 50 disposed
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Boston Items.

Boston. Il ihe grinding rooms oi Nor
rills Printing Ink Mandatory in Norwood
Mass, were destroyed by fire this morning
with its contents, including valuable ma
chinery. Loss $4,000; nearly covered by
insurance. The business Of Mr.. Morrill,
VIII not be seriously interrupted as work can
be carried on in a building near by until the
" orks are rebuilt.
A series of showers have passed over Bos-
ton this afternoon, with unusually vivid light
ming and heavy thunder.
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Suicide.

Portland, II. The wife of Enoch Foster
Jr., county attorney of Oxford county, com
mitted suicide at Bethel, Thursday, by taking
morphine. She was rendered insane by the
loss Of child few months since, and this was
her second attempt. She was quite dead
when discovered.
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STATE NEWS.

On Tuesday afternoon, as the schooner
Sarah Ann, Capt. Collamer, of Lincolnvile
was at anchor at Lobster Cove, John Henry
Warren, while at work aloit, fell to the deck,
striking on his head. He lived only half an
hour. Capt. c. Immediately got under way
and brought his body to Lincolnville.
Saturday brought the news of the death OF
Capt Edmund Pendleton of Belfast, master
of the Stockton brig Caprera, who died in
New York of the small pox. He was son of
Capt. Chas. Pendleton, who died in the West
Indies few years ago, and two sons died at
the same time, since which another son has
died in the army.
| The Times says that a case of small pox
has appeared in a house in the third ward in
| Biddetord.
On Tuesday evening a fine healthy female
child about two weeks old was left on the
doorstep of Mr.. Damon Foskett's residence
on Saltwater avenue, Bangor.
Mr. Lewis johnson, operator for the In
ternational telegraph line at the United
States Hotel in Portland, for some years
past, has received an appointment in the
railroad office of the Western Union Co., in
East Boston.
The Press says that the Fourth of July
committee in Portland are understood to
favor a grand parade OF all the military COM
panies in the State. Invitations have been
sent to each organization to participate.
The Argus says that some of the farmers
in the vicinity of Biddeford will hardly realize
their predictions of last tall in regard to the
price of hay. 1t was confidently asserted
at that time by many of them that before
another crop could be secured that hay would
sell in this market for $50 per ton. The
highest figures reached ut any time during
the winter was $45, and any quantity may be
purchased o-day for $2S to $50. practi-
cal farmer who generally cuts about forty
tons per year, says that from present indi-
cations throughout Cumberland county the
crop will be double that Of last year.
The side fences for the State Fair in Ban.
gor are to be extended towards the stree,
several hundred feet, which will enjoy in.
crease the enclosure.
Mr.. II. Larkin of Pennington, recently
lost by death the stallion, General Knox
Jr." Mr.. l.. refused an offer of $1,000 for
the horse when he was four years old.
/ The Reform Club in Pennington has been
organized with Geo. ii. Morrill, as President,
and ii. b. Stoyell, Jr, Sec'y.
Commencement at WestbrooA.
The anniversary exercises took place on
Thursday. Four young gentlemen and seven
yonpu lu.lias took m RI in the graduation eN-
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News From California.

San Francisco. IA. The whaling brig Ma
nilla of this city was totally lost op the lower
California coast.
The above works of the Amador mine. at
Suffer creek, were burned last night, the
miners narrowly escaping with their lives.
Loss very heavy.
The eastern bound passenger train on the
Central Pacific road was thrown from the
track near Wadsworth, yesterday. One man
was killed and about twenty injured.
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Buckfcld New Remedies. DR.. Sanger Of
Bangor. Uterine Fibroids. DR.. Fitch Of
Portland. Zymotic Diseases, DR.. Severy OF
Pennington. Puerperal Commissions, DR..
Coleman Of Portsmouth.
Report accepted and recommendations
adopted. Adjourned finally
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The jubilee Concert.

Those who were SO fortunate as to be pres
ent at the jubilee concert given in Granite
church on Thursday evening, had full reason
to congratulate themselves on the happy sue
cess attending that entertainment. The fire.
quent and assiduous efforts which the ladies
ana gentlemen composing the jubilee chorus
have made for many weeks past in prepare
ton for the festival at BOSTON, as well as the
high character Of the music selected, afford
ed sufficient grounds for anticipating per
Torrance of more than ordinary merit, and
we were not disappointed. The concert was
success even beyond our anticipation, and
we doubt not that those present felt that they
received very favorable impression of what
promises to be the most extensive musical
festival the world has ever seen. This may
be considered the more creditable, when we
take into account that church bNilding and
an organ accompaniment, with no other in
struments, are not circumstances altogether
calculated to awaken that enthusiasm in
singers or listeners which in performances of
this character goes far 10 put forth in lively
accord with each other and with the themes
presented. We think therefor that no little
praise is due to Professor Milliken for having
succeeded in drawing his chorus SO we'll into
the anintus of the subjects treated, a. to give
to their performance natural and spirited
expression. In this respect the "Intiamma-
tus" and Gloria were particularly noiicea-
able, as well also the 'Trumphal March"
In the rendering of the 'Intlammatus, spe
cial praise should be awarded to the solo,
which gave evidence of remarkable fexi-
bility, purity and compass Of voice. We
should like to have heard it second time.
A bare mention of many noticeable features
would extend this article beyond reasonable
limit, but we cannot fail to recognize the high
service rendered by the leading soprano
whose richness and tone were so well sus-
tanned throughout We think that the "Sol
diers FAREWELL" by the male quartette,
gave particular satisfaction and
Good Night, Beloved" were we'll rendered
and barring the incongruity Of such song
in church edifce, thoroughly enjoyable.
The "Curfew" was very pleasantly given,
with the exception of the soft passages,
which were SO low as to be at times indis-
tingushable from the organ. The good taste
and skill with which the accompaniment
were given, deserve high praise, especially in
the case of the FESTIVAL Hymn" Alto
gether We think that the occasion was highly
gratifying and encouraging to all lovers of
good music. We trust that it will furnish
new incentive to the chorus as now organized
for the Peace jubilee to continue their organ
lzation for future service, and that the citi-
zens of Augusta will give their cordial sup
port to every effort made in this direction
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The new Lyceum Hall at Lewiston, in
which the State convention was held the
other day, is not only convenience to the
place, but decidedly credit. 1t is neat, at
tractive and convenient its acoustic princi
Piles perfect, and is much admired and well
patronized by the amusement going people Of
the city
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New York Stock Market.

Mariposa do pid., Canton Co. 81: Cum
bertrand co. is /; western Union lei. Co.. 75h
Quicksilver Mining Co., 3c4 Pacific Mail. u!
Boston Water Power, so; Adams EX. Co.. 9s D
" ellis, Fargo " Co, 80: American Merchants In
-; L. >. Ex. Co., $50 \. y. Central l. Hudson
River, ~ do. scrip. "; Erie, 5e24 do. pfd. 7s
Harlem, 100; do. pid 1870 f: lieaaing, Mich.
Central, 10; Lake shore and Michigan Southern
~ a Illinois Central 1876; Cleveland Plttsburg,
~. Chicago X North Western, 7l4slo pid 49,
Chicago \ Rock Island 81. Mil. " ST Paul 531.
do pid,11A Toledo, Wabash h Western, .5,a
do. pid IS; Pttsburg Fort Wayne, 80; Terre
Haute -; do. ptd 43 Alton, ia do, pid lis
ONO X Miss, 45's Boston, Hartford h Ere "a
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Charles II. Hamlen, Esq, Of this city, who
afflicted with a shock Of paralysis, three
weeks since, was yesterday removed from the
house of his sister, Mrs. Page, where he was
attacked with the disease, to hi own resi-
dence on Elm street He now appears to be
on the mending hand. lie has been shown
every attention at Mrs. Pages. and was re
moved home at his own request
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The cherry crop in Hallowell promises to
be very small this year. We do not heal
any reason given, but presume it is on ac-
count of the large yields of the last few years
exhausting the strength of the trees, for the
time being. The trees look healthy, and
show no signs Of decay. So that black
heart cherries" will not be plenty in tie mar
ket this year at ten cents quart.
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Our young and enterprising dry goods
merchants, Kaler Bros, have lust returned
from Boston with some very stylish summer
Dress Goods, which they offer at remarkably
low prices. Give them a call
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Mr.. II. NJ. Bryant of Lewiston, who is
laborng under the auspices Of the State Re-
form club. will address the Augusta Reform
Club at Meonian Hall on this evening. Mr.
Bryant has a varied experience, and is a most,
effective speaker The friends of the tenn
perance movement in this city should not let
these Saturday evening meetings languish on
account of the warm weather.
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PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
Partially cloudy weather will prevail on
Saturday north of the Ohio valley with light
to fresh northerly winds, and over the South
ern States east of the Mississippi with light
to fresh westerly TO northerly winds. Clear
ing but partially cloudy weather for the Mid
die and New England States, with light to
fresh southwestly to northwest winds.
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The international Telegraph Company Lave
sold out their line to the Western Union
the two to be consolidated; the stockholders
of the former company will receive a certain
per centage for their stock, and the neces-
sary formalities were concluded yesterday
The bargain will be ratified on the 18th inst
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New York Produce VI arket.


COlIUN sales 1888 oaIes. MD. upiands 26t4
FLUuR-JJU; state e5g 50, round hoop OH.
101495O; western s5g5 ., southern sU9l3 w
WHEAT 6lOOO bu; No. spring l699l7i i; new
do winter red and amber western 1870 900
CORS-36J00 new mixed western t2g65;
co
OATS-sales $1,000 western 5I65l
POkk- new mess, lS45sl3.40 DID,.
prime, 100
LARD sA ~, steam: d kettle, Va
bU1EEk-Westn llg2o state, 25g26.
WHISKY ; Western free, So.
RICE-Carolina. Sh avs.
COFFEE-l5ta glSia.
suGAk-Porto kico. a ;Muscovndo, s4,e9
MOLASSES-N. y. a5g.o
SP'IS TURPENTlNE-aj
kOSlN- g525
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3ai3; refined, q
TALLOW- 9d9ta
FRElGHIS 10 LIVERPOOL. Cotton, l4s
I'D, Hours, Od, wheat Sd
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Fire.

Hartford, CT, A. \ fire in Meridian this
afternoon destroyed property to the amount
of 100000 Insured.
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banner on the flag staff OF his publishing
house.
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The reception of the graduates of the high
school will not be public, but will be attended
by those receiving invitations.
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lura! 49, State Mus.

Strawberries have reached the fifty cent
figure again.
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The Scion Advertiser is the name Of an ad-
yertising sheet. containing also local items,
published weekly at Scion, Ivy Mr. Turner
Boswell.
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Tenney's new printing press at Brunswick
is now run by air-power, and he now puts
on airs" to some purpose
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Chicago Produce !Mrrket.

Chicago Produce MrrkeI.
CHICAGO June ~.
FLOuR-spring extras 81
WHEAT-No. ,. l49H Q Isl
CORN No. = "A AN
OATS-4ir
RYE-No al!
BARLEY IS for No. ?
MESS PORK 1870
LARD u.
LIVE HOGS-409
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Cincinnati Produce Market
CINCINNATI, June II.
MESS PORK-l22,
LARD 50.
BULK MkATS-sidts ci.e
BACON-shoulder, -, clear rib "a sides T..
WHISkEY-S5
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The W Gather.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER. ,
WAsHINGToN, June Ia p. NJ.
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Commencement at Westbrook.

The anniversary exercises took place on
Thursday. Four young gentlemen and seven
younp ladies took part in the graduation ex-
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FINANCIAL g. COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. June IA.
Gold closed ut ll35s
United States Skies tcouponsl lsSl l20La
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NEWS BY MAIL.

Senator Chandler is coming to Maine to
visit his daughter, the wife Of Representa-
tive Hale.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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