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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-12-31

FALsEHooDs EXPOSED.


Nothing can be more absurd than the repre-
sentation that the Treasury Department Off
Gals are greatly excited about the developments
in regard to the keeping of horses and the pun
chase of street-car tickets. The whole expeu-
diture for tickets for all the branches and bu-
reaus Of the department IS only about $4,000 per
year. The Treasury Department owns eleven
horses all told, and their keeping costs some
$1,000 per year. The Secretary himself
uses one-horse carriage, when even those who
are attacking the expenditure admit that the
use of span of horses and carriage properly
belongs to him when it is necessary, as it is
daily, for him TO leave the Department on pub
lie business. Secretary Richardson only uses
the ope-horse Department carriage for Depart
ment business. There is one span and carriage
owned by the Department that could be dis
pensed with. 1t was not bought recently. Ali
the other horses are Indispensable, and the
work which they do, if obtained by contract,
would cost at least double the present expense.
The Department does all its hauling with its
own horses, and pays nothing whatever for
hauling to outside parties. Treasury Depart
ment officials court Congressional investiga-
ton. The Department is accused of paying
$32 for the repairing Of one wheelbarrow. aud
the country is warned that such extravaganza
will bring it to speedy ruin. The original
voucher shows that the 1872 was paid for build
ing one new wheelbarrow and repairing four
others. Thus it will be seen that not even the
charges concerning Insignificant expenditures
stand upon the truth.
THE SKIPPING LAW.
The Shipping Commissioners appointed IN
der abe recent law of Congress have within a
few days, turned into the Treasury for the bene-
fit of sick and disabled seamen the first INSTALL
ment of the fines and penalties collected under
the law An attempt will be made to repeal
this law.
CERTAINTY OF MR.. WILLIAMS CONFIRMATION
There is no longer any reason to doubt the
confirmation of Judge Williams The Oregon
charges have had their bottom knocked ont
The prOba Jiitles are that the report of the Ju-
dietary Committee will be almost unanimous.
POLITICAL ARGUMENT SHATTERED
Iu conversation, Attorney General Williams
denounced as untrue the statement published
in the telegraphic correspondence of New
York morning paper, charging him with hav.
ing received mileage from Oregon to the West
Point Academy, while he was at WashiL gton
He stated that he never yet been at West Point
Academy, either in a public or private capaci-
ty. He has never been member of the Board
of Visitors, as charged, and has never been
nearer the place than passing in the cars on the
opposite side of the river.
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News and Other Items.

Boston ''locals' are much given to snow
slides from ten story buildings.
Mr.. Delano is absent in Ohio, and said to be
arranging his business.in view of the prospec-
tive changes in his official position.
Secretaries Mccullough, Boutwell, and Rich
ardson made recommendations for the aboli-
ton of the moiety system.
Teh New York Central. Erie and Pennsyl-
vania Railroads announce an increase of freight
tariffs to all parts of the West from New York
from Is to SO per cent.
The London Times estimates that $4,000, 900
bushels of wheat will be required from this
country to supply the markets of Europe until
the crop of 1874 is harvested
1t is stated that Gen Gen. Gushing is now en-
gagged in preparing history of the Kellogg
Government in Louisiana, to demonstrate its
legality before the Senate.
Gen. Bates. Chairman of the Massachusetts,
Police Commission says that there are one thou
sand places in Boston where intoxicating Ii
quors are illegally sold.
New York will not be allowed to have any fun
at all after W bile. The policy business has
been well nigh broken up, the faro banks live
IN constant fear of a raid, and now the police
have come down on the Sunday night dancers.
A mob composed partly of women in mems
clothing, poured kerosene oil on the house of
Mrs. Stamper of Mount Sterling, KY. recently,
and set it on fire, and when she came out they
shot her dead.
The Crispins of Arlington, Mass, are agi-
tating the establishment of cooperative boot
factory. They have also held meetings in re-
lation to the general "dock" in labor and re
solved to resist injustice and oppression"
The Detroit Free Press, having reported the
suicide of Mrs. Rebecca Harding Davis, the
well-known novelist, by falling into cistern,
the Chicago Times says that her story, now
publishing in Scribners Monthly, entitled ''The
Earthen Pitcher" is certainly suggestive of
Rebecca at the well, but she has not fallen
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RAILROAD NoTEs.-Over 400 men are now
employed in the construction of the Portland &
Ogdensburg Railroad at various points
Til ee test cases against the New York, New
Haven & Hartford Railroad. for obstructing
streets in Spring. field, have been decided against
the road by the Supreme Court There are
thirteen cases against the Southern Rail
road, and forty-six against the Boston and
Albany Railroad The fine in each case is
800.
Tie total number of train accidents on all
railroads in this country for November was 70;
from which there were II deaths, and 80 other
persons were injured. Ten of the rs accidents
caused death, and IL others injuring persons,
SO that "a. or more than two-thirds, did not
produce death or wounds. Last year in No
vember there were reported 1903 accidents, by
which 81 persons were killed and ia injured.
The average number of accidents for the year
up to November 30-eleven months-were 800
per day.
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The Kennebunk Accident.
CONCLUSION OF THE TESTIMONY AND VERDICT
OF THE JURY.

The jury of inquest on the late Eastern Rail
road accident at Kennebunk were in session all
Monday night The last witness called was the
operator at Hampton. He stated that he heard
Wing notify freight G. at Saco that w. had
broken apart between Days Siding and Kenne-
bunk that f. and G. were on time, and if they
(G.)left Saco they might get blocked. Heard
Wing ask Kepnebunk operator if w. had got
fixed. He replied, ''the engines had been here.
taken water, and gone back after their train %
Then, after while, he heard Wing ask the
operator twill the men on w. hold F. until
they get back?" The answer was, ''They have
gone"
This concluded the testimony, and at three
o'clock a. M, the jury went into secret session
and at four O'Clock brought in the following
verdict, viz:
STATE OF MAINE.
YORK, ss.-An inquisitOn held at Biddeford.
within the county Of York. the twentieth day of
December, iu the year 1873, and thereafterward
by adjournment from day to day until the thir
tieth day of December, before Jefferson w.
Sargent. one of the coroners of said comfy, up
on view of the bodies of Albert Bsbee Milan
G. Felch, Abraham Shurburne-there lying
deadly the oaths of Abijah Tarbox, james
M. Andrews, Cyrus P. Berry, Addison E. Ha-
ley. Caleb j. Emery. and Thomas L. Merrill
good and lawful men, who being charged au1
sworn to inquire for the State when, how aud
by what means the said Albert Bisbee, Milan
c. Fetch aud Abraham Shurburne came to
their deaths, upon their oath say that the said
Bisbee, Fetch and Shurburne came to theil
deaths on the morning of the twentieth inst, at
place called duck Brook" in the town OF
Knnnebunkport, in said county. upon the lin,
Of the Portland, Saco and Portsmouth division
of the Eastern R. R., by reasonlof collision OF
down freight train F. with up freight train w
on said railroad, which said collision the jury
aforesaid f, rther find was accustomed by con
currence of the negligence and Incompetence OF
assistant train dispatcher, Henry B. Wing;
gross error in judgment Of Henry L. White.
night operator at Kennebunk station, and the
culpable recklessness of both Charles T. Pettee,
conductor and Wallace w. Morrison, engineer
of down freight f.
In testimony whereof. said coroner and the
jlrcrs of the inquest have hereunto set their
hands and seals the day and year last aforesaid.
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IH Il PR ESS
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. 81, ,7a

EVERY re sular attache of the PRESS is furnished
With card certificate countersigned by Stanley T.
Pullen, Editor. All railway, steamboat AMI hote
managers will confer favor upon US by demandins
credentials of every claiming to represent GU
Journal, as we have information that several bum
mers" are seeking courtesies in the name of tn,
Press, and we have no disposition to be, even pas.
lively, party to such fraud
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A Manual of He ,lth

The edition for 1874 OF the sterling medical animal
known as Hostetter's Almanac il now ready. anc
may be obtained free of cost of druggists and gen
era country dealers in all PARTS of tile United States
and British America. and in Heed in every civilized
portion the Western Hemisphere. This Almanac
mas been issued regularly at the commencement OF
every year n about One-fth Of Gel fury. 1t COM
ervation ami restoration Of health, ai ge amount of
III eresing ami amusing light reading, and the cal
eendar, astronomical calculations, chronolpsical
found entirely accurate. The issue Of Hostetter's
Almanac for 1874 will probably be the largest edition
IT medical w0ri ever published in any country.
The pr0prietors Messrs. Hostetter & Smith Pitts
ourg, Pa. on receipt Of two cent stamp, viii for.
ward copy by mail to any person who cannot pro-
cure one in his neighborhood.
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A Washington special to the Providence
Journal says that the State Department au-
thoriizes the statement that neither ther the
President nor Secretary Fish were dissatisfied
with Mr.. Slckles, and that he would have been
allowed to remain at Madrid if he had kept his
temper. 1t is intimated that Mr.. Sickles's
wife, native of Spain, has had something to
do with his resignation.
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WE do not read anonymous letters and COMMUNE
cations. The name and address of the writer are III
all essesindispensab no, necessarily for publication
but as guaranty Of good faith.
w cannot undertake to return or reserve com
municauoHs that are MOI useu.
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To the Public.

The Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Ami
mails respectfully gives notice that ALoNzo H.
LIBBY, Constable whose Office is at No so Middle
street, Cup stairs) been appointed Agent of the
Society.
The public a, therefore requested to give prompt
information to him of any cruelty to animals that
may to their knowledge, and he will see to it
that the offenders are brought to speedy and strict
justice. Per order.
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DIED.

In Biddeford. Dec soth Melville Lewis, eldest son
Of pr. Horace NJ. and Nellie M. Davis, formerly of
Portland, aged years IL months IS days.
In Bath, Dec. 20, Addie E., daughter of Andrew
Lawson OF Edgecomb, aged IA years.
In Bath. Dec. %, Zebulon G. Greenleat, aged 80
years.
In Hallowell. Dec. 20, Alice NJ, daughter of G. C.
McCausland, aged II years.
In Hallowelf, Dec. 8, Mr.. Daniel Barter aged rs
years.
In South Boston. Dec. 20, William H. Warner, son
In law OF Thos. I. Richards of Portland Ellsworth
papers please copy.]
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NOTICE.

All persons are hereby forbid harboring or
trusting my adopted daughter Jennie Masterson, on
my account, and no bills of her contracting will be
paid by me she having left ny home without cause.
de20sns1w MATTHEW MASTERSON.
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Ar at Liverpool 9th inst, barque T j Southland.
anderson, Savannah; Chalmette, Waite, San Fran
Portland. w ''
Ar oath, brig Kremlin. wymau, Rio Jaueiro.
Ar at Matanzas goth inst, barque z Holbrook
Leavitt, Havana.
Sid fin Cock5urn Harborn, I'll, 14th inst. brig Tally
Ho, Plummer. New Orleans.
--latest by European steamers[
Sid FIN Liverpool 18th, La Plata, Matthews, Savan-
nah.
Ar 14th, Lincoln. Malleft Baltimore.
Ar at Deal 15th John E Chase, Davis, New York
tor Rotterdam.
Va. AT at Plymouth 18TH ventus. O'Brien. from New
AT at Ipswich 18th. vgilaut. Nixon. New York.
MI, On Dover 18th, kosmos, Meyer, from Bremen for
"a. AT at GreenOck LIST inst, Lyman, Pinkham,
c SID I'm Bombay Nov 10, H Blanchard Hardy, for
Sid FIN Leghorn 9th, Emma, Richards, pbiladel-
delphia. ''' nia
CID at Helvoet 18th, Ida Lilly. Otis, PHILADELPHIA
Sid I'm Havre 18th, Assyria, Eastman, for Cardiff
and United States.
SPOKEN.
tor New York.
Dec H. lat 80 10, lon IA IA, sch King from New
York for Jamaica.
Dec II: Oft Cape Hatteras, brig Myronus JOY, from
Malaga for New York.
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MARRIED.

In this city, Dec. 80, by Rev. DR. Hill, Ardop w.
Coom6s and Sarah j. Winslow. daughter of Heze-
kiah Winsow, all of Portland mo cardsJ
In Lewiston, Dec. co. D. G. Chapel OF Providence
and Miss Nellie H. Gaumond of L.
In Bath. Dec 90 Geo Lori z and Mrs Mary E.
Loring. Also, William Davis and Miss Jane Powers,
all Of Bath.
In Gardiner, Dec. g. John F. Dale and Miss Isadore
Kimba
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Sch VIM Page, of Eastport, while at anchor al
vineyard-Haven 18th, was run into by schr John
Slusman, and had mainrai and nine stanchions
broken, chain plates and main gait broken, mansai
tore, and other damage done.
Deal, Dec 15-The Sterling, Baker. from Philadel.
phia for Antwerp, has arrived IN the Downs and
landed Capt Fletcher and crew of schr Libby
viii capsized at sea- The mates wife and two chill
dren were drowned.
Plymouth, Dec 15-The Ventus, O'Brien, from
New York for Antwerp, has put in here with bow
damaged by collision.
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A. PARSONS, M. D.,
D E N II I S tt

has removed to
NO l2 MARKET SQUARE
CONGRATULATIONS of Ether for
the purpose Of extracting teeth without pain.
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ton of the increase or decrease of CT minaliiy
the number of murderers and not the number
OF victims is the significant fact; for one idiot
or mailman might destroy hundred lives in
a community of ideal virtue and intelligence
And it appears that there were actually more
individuals who committed homicide in 1870
than in 1873! And 1870 was the year after
Clifton Harris was hung!
The darkest blot On the years history is
the Iynching of James Cullen, the murderer
of Sheriff Hayden and his companion, by
mob of hundred men, near Presque Isle,
on the Both of April. This alarming out
burst of the deepest criminality has never re-
ceived the slightest attention from courts or
officers of the law, and thus lynch law has
been tacitly adopted as part of our Maine
eide.
The proverbial unhealthfulness of our
Maine climate for bank robbers has received
new illus tration from the capture of the
burglars who entered the Bethel Savings
Bank and their incarceration with the Bow
doinham and Lime Rock Adventures.
At least one Maine city seems doomed to
destruction by fire each year. This year the
lot has fallen for the secotd time on the un
happy city of Belfast, which in August was
devastated by COZ fagration that destroyed
about halfa million dollars worth of proper
ty. The other large fires are the burning of
Gait and Atlantic wharves, " it'll the steam
ers Montreal, Carlotta and Diligo, in this
city,los 100000; the Portland CompaDy's
Works, 100000; Railroad bridge at Kendalrs
MINIS, $4,000; Shaw's Tannery, jackson
bro'k' $4,000; DR.. Woods library, Bruins
WICK, Sl4'ooo; Hyde's Foundry, Bath, S15,-
900; fire in Maine State Prison carriage
shop, $4,000; Wares block, Portland 500
600; saw mill, Orono, $4,000; Lynde's bo-
tel, Rockland, SIS 200, and hotels at Farming
ton and Bar Harbor.
1t seemed at one time as if the year was
about to close without any of those serious
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-31
NOTICE

TIE firm If KUYKENDALL & SHErrz
has this day been dissolved by mutual con-
sent J.. i. SnEETz becoming purchaser
% their eutire stock aud fixtures
The Books and papers Of The late Grm
viii be found att old House and immo-
date settlement will be required. 70 save
costs payments must be made promptly, as
tHdu,ycucs c0nRot Je gireu.
JAMES SHEETZ,
WM A. KUEKENDALL.
August Let, 1873 lis.
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n . TICE
To Stockholders in South Branch
Railway Company

M|ORk having been commenced on the South
w Branch Railway, the stockholders are
required % pay q second inslaimcut OF DO Der
cent on each share Of their stock subscriptl6n
on or before tho 10Th day Of June next Alqo'
10 per cent on each share thereafter % be paid
monthly until The subscriptions are paid
10 is 90 be hoped each shareholder sill hear
The above 10 mind and also. that prompt paw.
ment viii be expected
JOHN 9. HEISKFJL.
Treasurer Of South Branch Railway Co
Eomncy May 90 1873
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On iho morning Of the 2srh instant a Hs
residence Of The bride mb,riu Ba.b. MORGAN
county, vs.. Va, by E,v. G. W. Finley, us. j..
w. G. HAlL, Of Oitown, I'D, TO Mies Lzzie D.
LMI.a. u Mlh. W Nn.
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DIED,

ON Tho sib instant Sire NATE T. Wun.
daughter Of Edward aud Jane j.. learner. or
HarPlrs Ferry, aud wife Of John Walsh. Eso
o. csm1crisaJ agel -r yosr.
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Cancers Cured.

nR. uEBEBN CLAFLlN. OF the Nor,hwes
i , tern Cancer Institute, 1879. Wabash ave.
nue., Chicago CANCERS CURED WITHOUT
KNIFE or serious pain, 10 the shortest time ima-
ginabic, and does not deflete tio patient while
treating. 4 cure 0ir7gs qurrgHf.lf
October DO 1879
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CIRCUIT CoURT adjourned on Saturday
ri,b, last The trial Of HENRY C. SWISH
rR for felony resulted 10 bis acquit,al, and
tho Indictments against HARNEs and Gun
NlNGHAM respectively were dismissed -
Y, olbor business Of general interest was
transacted.
We are indebted to our friend, RoBERT
X SuEETz, E-q for a sweet potato, Of the
oYAM' variety, rnised near the Junction,
IN this County. 1t measured I inches in
length AND - in circumference and weigh
e. pounds. Also, nice mess Of good
Irish potatoes, Of fne size. Thanks Mr..
sHsITz.
Cn,RLEs II. CLARK, Of B,itimore, for
m,r'y Of Winchester, died few days ago
81 bis residence in that city. ~ t1r
The conservatives Of Frederick county
Va, have nominated Major Il. w Hus
TER and JAMES WILLIAMS for the I'll ou.o
e Delegates.
We learn from the Grafton .Sel.tiael be
saturday last that tho hands discdarcei
'rom the various departments of the Bald.
mare eod Ohio Railroad at that point are
,itgjog quito work again by the Com pany
GOVERNOR JAc2D hss appointed PHILIP
iHARLs, Jr,, notary Public for PendIc-
fan county.
Esv pR MuSsEr A letter received in this
c,r 'ron Rev DR. William T. Aunsey, the elo.
crcr' Methodist divine, dated at Jonesboro
Taru rc'crs to the Strange rumors" recently
'I'rci rouiust him as altogether unfounded
Tlcsto'ements referred TO originated in the Sa-
Ter" iNe) Register. Dr. Munsey says: "The
'r''rc was 70 the purport that was a Keeling,
frre ragged, ftieudless, monevless drunkari
h>'e moderately good clothes, not much mo-
rev rI-uty OF friends, don know how to swear.
AID, hsving used stimulanI for my health ONLY
...e t'ardvned It's use entirely as bringing re
iI'-eh con- me, those ! love, and the cause of
'.'st Tie whole thing ia "a malignant false.
hood. which can prove 10y The whole town"
"'1 the MATTER = The world, says CO.
Temporarily continues to complain OF hard times.
'l' matter Is there are too many trying to
IJ' without work. Pride and lnzncss rule the
80" man! young men want to be clerks,
o., "'.'''s' o'-u"'"l"S They can
.s'' ''e '''' y, learning ''"d'-oh no! Aud
- q ''.'"'' = ''y or 1--WE beg pardon, there are
'o'' !o""s man goes 20 trade, he must
master '' 10 @'e" days he has no idea Of devo.
''S .'"' OF ave years u learning " trade. And
1"""' 'nI alphabet OF his profession he
.."H' "o"' ne does not know ism worth know
'''s up shop fr himself. Being ~ jaok-cg
''"'""n he must work for almost nothing to
t.' 'us'' Ia. tie fails nine times in ten 10 make
'"Pf'r'- suits the business, probably, and
soes about Complaining of hard times and stu
'!'rg the art OF living without work. And
'--' "NS'S The matter
r.,,..'- '.''t'' Us ""''oP''g nis
- 'e'e'l"'Se' 10 IN
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s'n't"'''s attend associations onl
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