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, 1873-11-24

PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. a2.--proaecutions have beon
commended 'iu The Uuied States District CUurt
against Charlea A. Doaram, Of Calais, charge Of
baying sInug8lcd largo, Quantity Of Cape wool
originally imported into Boston, where 1t wna With
drawn from warehouse for e1poltaton to Now Bruins
wick, and tAece snlugglcd Into OAlala. The amount
sued for Ia sud to 10 $4,000.
, 1873-11-24

Spsriui Hi.pateh to Tia Chteago tribune.
p1t1LApalrMtA, pa., Nov. 22.-rle money market
to-day WIS greatly unsettled, owing to tho prospects o
vur viii, spn1n. Currency WIS plentiful, uul notes
for loans ruled at yustcrday's quotations.
, 1873-11-24
THE KAHsAs SENATORSHIp,

Sutcial Htspatct 10 The tHienaa 7si1ms.
LEAyFSwoNrH, Ksn., Nov. 22.-dav. Osborn To-
nigat announced tlsv appointment of ltoDert Crazter
Uilsled ate4 Htllator, fo oil tlo Caldwell vacancy.
pruxler OusAier of tic First National Bank Of this
city aud wab Caldreu'a attorney before ,hs Hsnate
InYeStlRRtlp9 Qpum{ttsA.
, 1873-11-24
FOREIGN.


FRANCE,
pAn1R, Nor. 22-Tle Cabinet will probably be re-
organized today II Ia understood that tho Duke do
BroBl'e, tho Minister OF Foreign At!alrs plerro
Magac. tho Mnlater Of rinnncc md Dess!llfgny, tho
Minister of Public Works, viii rcmnin.
pAn1s, Nov. 2a-EyeninR.-Tho members or tho Cab
inct hava Withdrawn their designations tendcrcd on
Wednesday night last.
, 1873-11-24
GRIM

The 0uEllton m H1ur1cr.Trin1u ut Ottawa.
Speeial Hfspach 10 the Chteayo Tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Nov. 21-Aftcr q tedious forenoon'a
work III tho Circuit Court to-day, tho awclfh Juror
was obtained In tho tral Of George Oughton for tho
shooting Of Peter Murphy, tho Iasalc coa'nincr. III
the afternoon, the County Attorney, Henry Mayo,
opened the for tho people Tile prosecution
it'll boss in n coa-mine hi which Murphy worked,
thought Murphy had been engaged ina conspiracy to
towards Murphy, unl: on meeting the utter on tho
fatal Saturday, evening, shot A!1a down after q
fow angry wor.ls had been exchanged between tlom.
+. r. bell. in response for tito dctopeo, expects TO
show That ongton and Murphy bad been good friends
hitherto, aud that tho orenng Of tho shooting,
wao oughon and ls wifo wero walking on tue ntreet
they were confronted " Mnrnhy: VINO aee1a!ea 1,ts
hini yilo name: that oughton and wife walked away
disance, when Murphy overlook them md attacked
ougAton ind, besng iho stronger man, throw him
dawn, ntl then OugAton shot lin.
Tho entire afternoon and evening wern consumed In
lilo oronng OF the for tho respective eitlca. The
Court at Il late hour adjourned I'LL Monday nnxt.
, 1873-11-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


LIVERPOOL, Nov. a.-ll =. m.-Fio,sr. 2sal7oa.
Wheat-Winler, lis 10dtalas I'd slsng, Ills y<4 al2s
6a whites l3s ldG1l%s ID Club l3s dtl3s Id. c'oEn
14s I'll. Pork, Ills. Lala. e9s ol.
No Ney 9'1o = n9nGs1nnGoa y G1.anG1a !,
, 1873-11-24
PROPOSED F,FLE.sHoo1ING b1ArcH.

NEW YoRN, Nov, 22.-A challenge has ncels jFa1icd
hy tue Irish National Rifle Association for shnoting
mulch with representative Americans, to take lace fn
ts country IN the as,t,smu of 1874 The Irish Asso.
ciaton ee.it tho tcan to Wimbledon, EnBunsl, that
lcfeatel tho English and Scotch champions.
, 1873-11-24
The ATLANTIC DISASTER.

HALIFAX. n. s.. Nov. oo-Tle wreck Of the steam-
slip Atlantic fust lrenking up Last week thirteen
bodies Of her passengers waElcl ashore and were
buried. Heavy ratnB have expoaea the bodies Of
April last.
, 1873-11-24
ITALY,.

ROME, Noy. 2a.-Count CortI, 1Ia!l.n h1In.stor at
Washington, but now Acrc s1il umpire III the An,sri-
aud British Joint C;sms Co,nniasfon, has reld
conRtatulatory letter from tho Brttiah Government.
, 1873-11-24
CASUALTIES.


O1NctsSArI, O., Nov. 22-Last night, on tho Ken
Lexington ran into tho Of the regular freight
train. demosug tho cahooae, killing the brakeman,
William Cook, and slightly tajuriug several passen'
gers.
, 1873-11-24

srrefaf Nfsrotch 10 The tehieoan Ttt1nns.
McGnnaon, H., Nov. 22.-The body Of =. II. Easart,
Of lie ar,n of 1.atgood Co.. Of lansing, waa found
In thicket Lansing, Ia Friday. the bead and
neck bal!iy nanglcd. liz l!gy esteemed by all.
No inquest heu No arrests havo ~ yet been mule.
, 1873-11-24

SrfciuF Dfluatch II tbs Eh}eN7o 5F1buHe.
DANy1L1E, ILL.,, Nov. e2.-Qnite number Of houscs
some instances rcalizing quito handsome renunera-
tlon for their trouble,
, 1873-11-24
Tho Pratt11cc Markets.


ts1oe5ooo; % common to good extra, sG.2s96G5 good
hotsS 5s s9@ta who " % wsst sasGS q siS9h9;
ssts eas !s qst < s G. Corn a sai f'S @ Ws.!esn,
spr;ng, sss ~ Sn,sSso na IL aptas s ; - !4sA 10
xhs Mshan $se wnsr 8r red 1o, wsstsTu s5;
RSe Nv oa;ol narey and nalt arm. Corn las stvo
"a ;essse,y !, as@ Ar e. 5sse's' 1Ss9S ~;
10" Wsstsr III 7:2c M Nv wstsT, nehsy anH ill., se
S'2sos: a2Sos-rlrm. -.
Hops-Qut9t: ,,o,,p,t, x.,u,,, - o71a,oo. IN.
AkAIAEn-!n noaesate seqoess ~ 4'IS'oe n. n
aSSs %oo1@s'ssay ] s1tra md X oho, ..se,1o;
a!um unwashsd. .s;l extra anu hupesnne pull
''sos Vs:9sa qas Sugar quo but nrn
Rffs psrnohEnss@cruac, n15nEnssoc 4,;c refined, 1eo
ais It ea
sHs s1sa y, pis, 1au 1t for pesebcr and
mi!'sa asa sslss e ieas elesr 70 srstyt, 7Ee oa
e, 5hort clear for s !s.r 7e 10
s e'sf s1e or or rsau
BuIrEn-la fair demand aud hseadS Western 1ao'
'0fy, G,zrsxdood to primo Western factory, 1a
w'isEz-1oT'er at sq2Mf;GfGs;r1 9SMGfGNss;;
sev 1..; a9 A., ARA :!
EucAeAt ~ os43"se' -A'eF "NsAs
| Oats quiet and unchanged. .,o,r
paoV1sIoSn-ffiiaE. fotk steo1a au'cs ea-i.sI}j
lnid generally at SlIa9 at cosc. taEu-aeaa nslu
firmly At 7lf17Hc buiEmeats nm @ naes sia,
ec clca: ribs, dc eenr, oHc nac9aIn"oueis s1a ,.
scarce and frn at tS6Ac c!e4r Ilo sa'es ~ ~
eear o7 GIesn ne1a a,ns aiGs ecuorne to
at 434c; c1ear e'o, o%sc. aal"s' tAesoo s'0'h T.
weight. .,.oa,,. ,1,.,,., N nan s,,,.
noGs-eleM u So''oe9s@'' i'se''p's' ~@'-o'' 'DAs
nSnts, sn, aoW: W.:.,.oc,
"n1sAa-oe@"s ~ g. o' 1o1ns
er o,,,e Nov ~ 1;rr ,,rt1 ,,rrs-E]onr dull and
n',nuod Svncn-Dsmnnd fair aud friccs hi.,er:
M!eImBIu. ~ % 81 nae, ~ NJ = M, mi 81 eOlLsl 1n
1r xxi i . VIA st1fc ~, ,rack and in rieyatur
nsa i,ii rni inwar: So & SiI5f;7c Ia elevator Dar-
1ev dn,i. NJ . Il a5tSI :, 1tys hieucr: No q 7Ie
~ }wuIsttyESn,,!nal ~ e'N'00' N''9
f,un~,s1ouuNpnrE non,tnn1lv hat,er at f1a50 pulk
meta nrm: loose clear 'ribs sold ut 59tc. Bacon1-
Entl,jur Iouu. Green mca:B-NotlIag dong, n1cc5t
r., hn,nu wl1rh nro active Mt Ga;a7c accardng to
waiaht Sweet nlclc huns 7a<c, December and Junu-
n,vs Eef at h at tbe cinnn iar,[ active mud stru,cr
| pri,ue steam, 7c slot aud ecllor December.
Iious-Eas;cr ST. 40la3, ~; most sales S3.G0G1.7j
GtTTLE-.C,ujct uu weak: through Ts1aus
,yintercd 9,Stf3hc
RcceInts-IiUgj, 1850.
| NEW ORLEANS
| Nvv on1r.ss Nav. %. -EnrADsrusya--Coru lA7.
| ~ "m =, Tnc % i1ats t,,tI nni e,sinr Ut b7e.
s1 nn.S-ouiet In ~. at voc. "0'~e
| Tnnv1a11HH-Dacuu hrmer at bh(aBc: hams, sugar
c;rei ds1 1,1o. athern Unchanged.
l
, 1873-11-24
THE WHlPPlNG.POST,

New CASTLE, Del, Env. e9.-Tlree white mon aud
three uegro,s we're whipped hero to-dyy. tbs former
received #,niv as" t"1'h snl the latter ten each.
4 H6y., i n!u,. .--~!tr ali t',n 'inr3 aud furty
latl;a - l." s.a... 4 'at a4'Es meh'
, 1873-11-24

Union Pacific Railroad K.usi0css.
OMAHA, Nor, 2e-pakeanger earnings Of Tia Union
Pacific tic past week, +0U0o0. Fifty Of ten and
silk went East last night.
, 1873-11-24

Hogan to Eight Somebody.
OMAHA, Neb,, Nov, 22-It Ia stated that lirn Hogan
has agreed 10 Aght cue unknown at Sioux City
for $s,7u0
, 1873-11-24
of N1ansIaug1itor.

4specfat Hspach 10 Tia Chicago Tribune
APPLETON, Wis, Nov. 2a.-TAo trtal Of Robert
Keofsk who killed Garrctt Hayes Inst July In drunk
verdict OF lnanslsugcr in tho fourth degree ts pen
atty for which il front SIX months to two years in the
6tato Prison. koofskl bus not yet been sentenced.
, 1873-11-24

Specia1 Dfspafeh to The Chieaqo Tribune.
LAsALLE Ill, Noy.e2-rhe coal-miuers OF this city,
frlcnsls Of peter Murphy, who was shot by George
fund to pay for TIC services Of ". W.. oBr!cn, of
Peoria, III tho prosecution Of oughtonf whoae trial on
charge OF murder Ia nav III progress at Ottawa.
, 1873-11-24

Woman Shot by I. 1Vood"Sasvycr.
WAau1saros, Nov. 2!.-A Mrs. Morarty and q
wool-sawyer tcoorcd) quarTelcd abont the payment
for sawlng soe wood when the sawyer shot er dead.
The murderer escaped.
, 1873-11-24

specfa' Df,pnteh ia Tie Chteaaa 7ribans. .,,,-
N1onHonp lnd Nov, Ia,-Wtllam naxter, OF thta
city AutAq. j: tie lA11Ru4 Tsnl ssaap W. p1ptsa@
, 1873-11-24

St, Louis, Nov. GA pgario tlrn i'll Kanshs, last
Tuesday, iu addition to destroying much farm prop.
sry in the neiRhbosl!ood Q! oHaEu Csy, burned the
u. No lives are reported loat.
, 1873-11-24

PhEKEHG IN ClNE!Nf'A1I
C1Su1snAT1 O., Nov. e2.-Nnety-nyo thousand
uye Logs wcro brought 10 Cincinnati this week.
, 1873-11-24

Nnw Yonn, Nov. 21,-Tho OIoarlng-Houae To-day.
for Tho Ilrst tina nce aop 90 naucd official bnnk
atnson,an, with thu dif1orcces from the condition Of
thu babkH Iast wgBl. NJ f01lowu:
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-11
@r.0cerie6.

G Dieltntcr5ei6neten beebren li&>
Dem beut19en Publifum pou YomeroD
unb l1msegenb gang ergebenit Die @rDff=
nung Tires neuen .@rocerie=@tores in
BomeroD an Der Tront titrabe gegeniiber
BET Tdbrboot 2anoung ar5u5eigen.
gBir bolten 1tets borrdtDig ale Qlrte11
@taple 1nb Tancp @roceries> Mbole1ale
unb &etail; ferner einbeimil6e nnb o1s=
Idnbi16e Meite, 2iquDre &C., Wbolelole>
10 tpie AUDI alle anbere Waaren, bic man
setpDbnli6 1T ei1tem @rocerie= =@tore per=
lonst. Mir tperben uns beftreben, our6
bic billi9iten Yret1e unb bic beite8ebono=
lung uns bic &unb19oft unIere Sreunoe
at erbalten. Q8ir bitten besbolb um
9enei9ten 3ulpru@.
Tra,13 s $pl5miiller* .
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-11
sySerft ftsaef%

| 5n Gorae einer Notwithstanding Der
Brobate gottrt bon Wfeigs Gou,,tb, Sbio, tueroe
id din Is December 1878 8orr1ittagS 10 ltbr
a,l Der Sbiire bes Gourtbauies in 9onerob bas
fplasnbe ii Ser @taot 9on,eroD belesene @runo>
.itiid 0ffentli9 gun, 8erfapfe a,1sbieten, ninr<
lid ben gal,5en Ebeil Der Got Summer Gin
unb Sier5is (41) an Sftieite bcr Gonoor Strafe
III elmer 8reite bon Sieben unb8terjig ein bal>
ben SUP (471as) bel eincr Gicfe bon Sunoert
C0o) SUP, helcbes Der Sfeit Der 2ot sfo. Al if,
oitlib bon ben, an q. Rratt perfaufte,1 Sbeile.
SdabunssipertD: $1,000.
acknowledgement Sin Drittel sleid,
baar; Sin 9rittel nod einem Sabre un6 Gin
Dritte1 na@ aiuei Sabren bont 8erfaufstaee,
bic ipdteren 8ablungen n,iiilen bon Sage oes
8erfaufs am uer5iniet unb oafir ouf ous ber~
faufte @runofad cine Sbpotbct segeben tpcr>
ben. ytobember, 10. 1878.
1afob Scifle> sminiitrator,
na1 eiuem Sci itamente oeS ber1torbcnen
Seinrid Sblinser.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-11
g al lenttn
DUTTEN HHEFER
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
6 R 9 CE tE S
@escniiber be,n @barfboot in
9ypmerDD, g.

,S,n 8erlose bon s.. &erber in st.
Qpui8, Wfp., l9 iubliebe 5 StraBe iino er'
ldienen unb our9 ale 8n@banolunsen gu be-
sieben:
@a1ember T. Seit IT, @spt9fett.
Mrn1tb unb @elbfa9en+
gon Af6am $tors.
Snuitrirt bon Soiepb Seinemann.
preis: 15c; per 0ub $1.25 poitfrei 81 40
c5nbalt Ioriport. - Das @appentbier
auf bem Sarae. - 8Iutt unb blod. - 8bari>
iaer<@ @ebQntc1 - Gbriitli1er 3uipru6 an Mr>
me. - @e9peiier IN baS 2o9 ber slrnutb. -
8iiitation - Qebenbi9 inS Geuer. - l1eber
bic @eifliden.- Berg unb &bal. - ct. Mar<
tin un6 @ebrioer. - Tali@ @elb. - sn tuen
fol- i'd bas Nlmoien abreiiiren ? - MiiiionS<
l1nb 8onifaaius <8erein. = Die Seele int 9ll<
moien. = Ser 8ineenaberein. 9rein9abe. -
&atb+ SpnntaAS=&ale,tber.
@lit Slluitrationer.
preis Is Gts.; per Dub. $l.25 poitfrei.
c1nbalt: sluf ber Glu9t. 11mf@ou in
@uropa. - Die Sturln lutb in bet Oitiee. :
@ine neue Grfnoung. - Der alte1te oeut1de
Mbel. - Nmeritoniidcs. - 8aS Elm 9rober
@elebrter iiber bic Griie1uug bet &in6er oa@te
,,nb i9rieb. - @or9faltise lleberlesuu9. -
Nferfiuiirbise 3ablen. = 8ier biidofide Grie<
bensfDrer, = @on bet @eltausl ltellung in 8ien
= Nlttotbolii@eS. - &osja @anbor. - @iele
luitige Nnef60ten &C.
Scr &a11sfre,1nb+
&atbplil4er &alenber fitr 1884,
W&it pielen @ol31@nitten. 9erous9e9eben
bon ben P. P. Se1uiten.
@reis 40 Gt8. pofffrei+ =,
Se,1bbptem=&a1euber bes
@er3emS Sefm
fur 1874
Mit Suuit itrotionen. 9eravsse9eben pon.
p. 9ottler> S. j.
9Sre;s: 25 GtS. pofffrei,
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-11
2Ne6f 1tno Sutter.

c~T WV" C'~~
Ser l1nter3et@nete erlaubt 1t6
ben1 beutl9en publtfum gefdltglt
an5u5et9e1L bab er beifdn6t9 ei,1en
@prratb BON ben belfen Sprten
Mebl, wel&e int Marfte gu baben
ltnb, nnb fltr be1en Site CT ga
ranttrt ip wte AUDI ale Sprten
Don S1tter an 9ano .balt un6 bie<
ielben gu ben btui6lfen preilen
Derfauft un6 lte 6em &dufer fret
tn's 9aus tnnerbalb BET @tabt
liefert+
Store cite Gbilre bi,tter benz 8atf=
Sau8 ber @riten Mational 8anf
3tpette @trafe, NpmerpD, 9.
JOHN GEYER. E.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-30
Boston Produce Market.

oAiuRDh1b sept. 20
The following are the prices obtained in this
market by commission houses for produce in good
cohditlon, subject to commission for selling This
report Is carefully revised each day and be re-
led upon as truntworthy, but buyers should re-
member that these quotations are not jobbing
prices.
BUTTER-Receipts to-day 1919 packages and 20
boxes.
The market is firm, but as usual on Saturday the
demand is light. There has bsen good business
done throughout the week, and ut The close the
market is strong Tor all grades.
We quote fine straight diaries of Vermont and
New York butter at 33a3i fine fall diaries at S5a36
and selections at 37asS.
Good lots of Vermont and New York are firm nj
so, and medium at -.
Fine Western sells at 29a32 and bakers butter a,
l5al6.
CHEESE-Receipts to-day were sa5 boxes and
casks
The market is quiet, but the firmness of holders
IN lhe interior imparts more confidence to holders
here, and IL I2 is obtained for fine factory with oc
casional sales OF fancy at l3 3fa4 medium factory
sells at llal2 and farm diaries at sal3I.2
EGGs-Receipts to-day were 277 boxes and
The market is firm for fresh lots of Northern at p
and Eastern sell at 27a2s,
good many of the Eastern eggs are sfnIe as
shippers are holding back for higher prices
BEANS-Receipts to-day 40l bbls.
Prime pea beans sell at $3 II IL for small lots
mediums at 50 5oa3 %, and yellow eyes at - seas
.vEGETABLEs-Early Rose potatoes are firm at
Sweet potatoes are selling at AZ 30 for NorfoJk
and 81 for Jersey.
Onions are selling at a per Dbl.
III. hoiHlI,Appies remain firm at So 70 per Dbl for
gan.
Grapes are selling at Case for Concords; salo for
Cranberries sell at las per bbi for common, and
SO for Cape.
HAf-The market is dull, and 26 per ton will
ouy ABOUT as good an article as is offered. Fine
hay sells at $50, and poor hay at l4al6 per ton
straw Is selling at $25a26 per ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-30
NEW FALL.GOODS.
Wooden Yarn 1 cts. q Skein.

Large Skein Blue Mixed Yarn for p cts.
Ladies' Fieeced Lined Hose only % cts.
Five Ladies' HandAerchiefs jul sic for p cts
Chdrens Wooden Hose only 10 cents.
| Ladies' FeN WoOlen Skirts VERY Low.
Gents Undershirts and Drawers for so cts. each.
Best White Initial Note Paper for Is cts. Il box.
| Good Linen Towels tor cents each.
\ few dozen Ladies Ribbed Hose at S cts. a pair
Silk Neck Ties for Ladies, large assortment.
Kid Gloves Tor 40 cents q pair.
| All our HAMBURG EDGINGS AT COST.
Good Bustles for 2, cents each.
| Nice Linen Shirt Bosoms for 25 cents.
French Corsets as Bones) only so cts
Gents White Shirts Gents Overshirts, Undershirts
Drawers; o IsnTn Jumpers; c,~rs
! Gents Paper Collars for cents a box.
| Adamsons Cough Balsam, % "
| Elastic Cord, only cent a yard.
IL Cakes Good Honey Soap for as Cents.
Atwood's Vegetable Jaandice Bitters, % :.
yohnsGn,s Ain,3SdyneR hi,nimens' % only Is
Gents Iidfs. Al Linen and Az Hemmed, 20 cents.
Good Go Pins cents Good i Fine Combs cents,
Men and Boys Neck Ties and Suspenders.
Selling Out our Jewelry AT COST.
Lace Collars cents. Pearl Shirt Buttons cents.
Kennedy's Medical Discovery only lis.
Dr. Schenck's seaweed Tonic, $ll5
Ayers Pills, 20 cts box. Merrick's Pills 90 cents
al other Kinds OF Pills only 20 cents a box.
Ayers Hair vgor s. cts Rings Ambrosia, 65 cts.
Burnett's Cocoalns for the Hair, 10 cents bottle.
Gon7s Best Alpaca Braids, q yd. sticks) Scents.
Best lUo yards Machlne SpQol Slk III cents spool.
Spool Cotton, Warranted 200 yds.) 80 cts. a dozen.
Good Note paper, o cents qdire.
Nice Tinted Initial Note Paper, 20 cents a box.
Nice Periumery, 10 cents. Good Hair Oil, iU
Best Lily White, 10 cents. Tooth Brushes, 10 cts.
Toys, Bibles, Albums, Playing Cards.
Elmwood Paper Collars inea corered) % cts. box.
Thomas Allcock's Porous Plasters, only 2Ocents.
Miss Sawyer's Salve, $50 cent size) for 40 cents.
Gents Undershirts and Drawers at Low Prices.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, %
Magnolia Balm (for the compleXion) so
Plantation Bitters, only 70 cts.
Ayers Sarsaparlla and Cherry Pectoral each IS cts
Peruvian Syrup preparation of Iron) 65 cts.
Russia Sarsaparilla and Iron, Cheap.
Vinegar Btters 10 cents. Ncgetine So cents.
- Nice Envelopes for 10 cents.
Heimbold's Buchu, 81. smolanda's Bucku, cheap.
Hoyts German Cologne, very nice. Bushs and
Datchelder's Hair DYES.
For the Next 80 Days shall offer Extra
Bargains, and it will be the Best Time to buy, as
later in the fall many kinds OF goods SURE to be
HIGHER than they are now.
COOKS CHEAP VARIETY STORE,
Second Door above Post ONCE.
Observation-Disclosures HallOwell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-30
FROM BOSTON.

Boston, 20. Bank Examiner Needham at
the request of the directors of the bingham
National Bank, makes the following state
ment
The loss by the defalcation of j. c. Lovett,
the cash will amount to about forty one thou
sand dollars. To meet the liabilities of bill
holders and depositors the bank has deposit
ed at Washington one hundred and forty
thousand dollars, and holds notes and other
securities to the amount of two hundred and
thirty thousand dollars, a large per cent. of
which will ultimately be realized.
The deposits and circulation amount to two
hundred and eleven thousand five hundred
dollars. There can be no question but that
all the creditors of the bank will be paid and
large per centage of the original invest
ments returned to the stockholders.
(Signed) DANIEL NEEDHAM,
National Bank Examiner.
Lovett is about 60 years old, and has been
Cashier ever since the bank was established.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-30
STATE NEWS.

At the town meeting held in Norway Satur-
day OF last week, it was voted to pass over the
article to pay bills "due on the shoe facto.
ry."
The Knox County Agricultural and Horti-
cultural Society will hold its seventh annual
show and fair in Rockland on Tuesday, the
9Th, Sth and 9th of October.
1t is estimated that there will be manufac.
tured in Calais this seVson, l02, $780, 900 feet
OF lumber, and As, 500 slaves. There has not
been SO much lumber piled on the wharyes as
at the present for some years.
The Press says that Major c. +. Larrabee
OF Portland, has been appointed commission
er to participate in the council proposed to be
held with the southwestern Chieftains at Fort
Sill, Indian Territory, to commence on the
I'd of October The fate of the great Kiowa
and Comanche Ceiefs, "Ssntanta" and "Big-
Tree" now in military custody, will probably
be determined by this council.
In criminal case recently one of the iu.
rors cast ballot thus, Guilty of q Sault."
The yearly sales of oysters in the city of
Portland amount to over 100, 900 bushels.
The following is a list of patents issued to
Maine Inventors under date of September
9TH 1878:
II. b. Sevy, Vienna, compound metal work
ing machine.
j. r. Beckett, Gushing, street railway.
James Call, Richmond, centre board.
| Joshua Waite, Yarmouth, car coupling.
The Wing learns that several stores ir
Stockton and Searsport were broken into Fri
day night by burglars who carried off small
amount Of money from each.
The Maine Central cars have been running
over sheep between Brunswick and Freeport
The Sunday School Association of the
towns of Dxmont, Plymouth, Jackson and
Newburgh held a Convention with the Ply
mouth school on Wednesday and Thursday.
which was conducted by Rev. 0. M. Cousens
of Portland, and Rev. A. L. Gerrlsh OF Pitts
field. Among the subjects discussed were
COLLECTS of the Sunday School, "Relative
;mportance of the Sunday School" "Teach-
ers' Meetings" marks OF good Superin-
tendent," ''How to teach" "Unitorm Les
sons" Chow shall we teach our young men
and women in the Sabbath School?" Object
teaching was fully illustrated by Rev. Mr..
Cousens on "Orental Customs," illustrated
by diagrams. Other speakers assisted in dis
guessing the different topics. The frs. day of
the Convention was not so well attended,
owing to the unfavorable weather; but the
last day the attendance was good and pleas
ant and interesting time enjoyed. The next
meeting will be held in December and the
annual meeting on the second Tuesday in
June next. The places of meeting are not
yet determined.
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PORTLAND.


CONTRADICTED.
Portland, Me-, 20. A private despatch
from Zaldo Co. of Havana, fatty contra
diets the report of their failure.
BOARD OF TRADE.
meeting Of the Board of Trade was held
tonight. After long discussion resolu-
ton was passed, opposing the passage of a
law admitting foreign ships to American reg
istry, believing that nothing could be more
disastrous to the shipping and commerce, and
entering its solemn protest against a policy
SO calculated to PROSTATE one of the largest
and most important interest of the country.
The Board also voted to instruct its delegates
to the National convention to favor a renewal
of reciprocal trade relations with the Domin-
ion of Canada.
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HOrds.

Gords.
} lecture of Rev. Geo. w. Bicknell at
a street Universalist church in Port
\ Sunday evening, as reported in the
occurred the following noble and truth
bs:
bmetimes murmur at the cost of our
d weekly journals. Do we remember
1t effort, intense toll? l fear not -
us. Did you ever notice, when you
printing office, how every moment
of value to every attache-from the
he editor-in- chief? We sleep soundly
but in those printing offices, are the
Fking away with will, speedily pick
hose little types which seem to form
SO slowly, and the editors toiling,
write or Gull matters of interest, that
orning we may receive the news. No
kers-forming noble company in the
of progress-those editors and print
hey bless the world in thousand
- Morning after morning we read
s of the journal, little dreaming of the
and labor that have been expended.
IN the man who would say of his daily
" paper--it is two high priced, when
it only affords its publishers a living,
is the means of doing a mighty work
in community. Shame on the man
ats the printer out of his pay-when
and hands have toiled so hard to
Pill at his command. l have some
ought, that, if it only cost us more to
thought and skill in the editorial and
rooms. we might better appreciate
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In General.
FATAL ACCIDENT.

FATAL ACCIDENT.
Worcester, %. An unknown man was run
over and killed on the Boston < Albany rail-
road near this city this afternoon.
ARRESTED.
Portsmouth, N. H., 20. The police arrest
ed several parties on Sunday for keeping
liquor saloons open.
FIRE.
The large new boarding house of Abram
Drake, at Rye Beach, near the Sea View
House, was burned Sunday evening, with the
outbuildngs and most of the contents. All
the occupants were away and the house was
closed. The loss is said to be $4,000; insur-
ed for $500 in Hartford offices.