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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-27
Wagner Escaped.

special despatch to the Lewiston Journal
Of last evening says; Wagner and two
other prisoners escaped from Alfred jail
Wednesday night. Two new men were on
watch Wednesday night, at O'Clock, p. NJ,
! and on passing Wagners cell, about 10
O'Clock they noticed him lying still on his
| bed.
| Ats o'clock A. NJ, they still noticed him.
apparently lying perfectly quiet, and having
their mspicions aroused, they entered the
cell and found only n troomstiek dressed
win mans clothes, Wagner having fed. IL
is supposed they escaped through the roof.
ATS o'clock Thursday, \. NJ, no efforts
had been made to recapture them, the sheriff
being absent, and no one knowing what to do.
There is great excitement among the people
at Alfred
Wagner obtained access to the pantry,
which was Immediately under his cell, and
partook of good square meal!
On Sunday morning it is stated that Wag-
ner dressed up dummy and placed it in his
cell, with which he deceived the officers for
several hours, they supposing him to be in
the cell.
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hid Murder In Madison.

The item published in the papers few days
ince, in regard to the child murder at Mad.
sen Bridge, Somerset county, was incorrect
n several respects. A correspondent informs
8 that BERTHE Dorse, lad of about "A, shot
lice Spear, little girl Of about the same
Ige. 1t appears to have been a case of wilful
ind deliberate murder. Young Dorse took
ie gun that the little girls brother had load
for crows, put it through the window and
ointed it at Alice, who was standing at the
,rner of the shed back of her fathers house,
ply short distance from the boy. Dorse
I'D the neighbor's children who were gathered
fout the premises, to stand out of the way, as
was going to shoot Alice. lie fired, and the
tie girl dropped dead, without n groan or
y. Twenty shot entered her right side and
me entered her neck. Young Dorse is spo-
n of as a boy of most violent temper. He
s before threatened to take the lives of his
aymates and has been known to draw a
hife upon child of about his own age. Ie
70 had his preliminary examination and been
mmtted to Jail to await trial at the Septem-
+ term of court
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-27
Congregational State Conference at
GOrham
SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY.

| Reports of revivals in Elliot, Brunswick,
Searsport and other places were given. The
| following resolution was passed:
That the conference has learned with sur
prise and regret that passage in report on
the national council, adopted BY the confer.
ence last year, has been misunderstood as re-
tectiug unfavorably en- the theology of the
Bible.
At 9 o'clock the Maine Missionary Society
held its sixty.sixth annual meeting with the
president, Rev. Dr. Fisk, in the chair. The
sermon was by Rev, John H. Quincy of Foy-
croft, from Luke 9 20. His subject was
Communion with God"
The treasurer's report was read by Hon. j.
S. Wheelwright of Bangor. The following is
an abstract of it: Total receipts from all. Sill
627; expenditures, ST. ,3l7; deficiencies for
the year, So, 700; iegacies received the past
year s. COO.
The following is brief summary of the do
ngs of the society.
Number Of missionaries employed 100.
They have preached to ten thousand people.
Nearly fifty students of seminaries are now at
work in this State under the society. The
receipts have fallen of nearly $1,000 the past
year. We have $1,000 on hand, and orders
are already drawn on the treasurer for $4,000.
The society was organized in 1907. The first
year the income was Sl22.2l, and only one
missionary was employed. The past nine
years the average receipts have been SIG, 900.
Every church in the State has been reached
except forty five. The society now assists
one hundred feeble churches.
Hon. j. S. Wheelwright stated that the
contributions averaged $40 to every church.
In the afternoon, the claims of the various
benevolent societies and enterprises were
presented.
In the evening, Rev. S. 2. Fay announced
the officers for the ensuing year Of the Maine
Missionary Society. The old board was re-
elected excepting two.
The Moderator introduced DR.. Trojee Of
Boston, who for two hours held the large au.
dence entranced with his practical illustra-
ton of congregational singing. Rssiarks full
of practical points were INTERCEPTED by the
Professor. Those who never sang before,
sang at that meeting The general opinion is
that this is the best if not the largest meeting
of this conference for many years. The peo
pie of Gorham have generally held open doors
and splendidly entertained the large number
of people attending the Conference. 1 Port
| land Press.
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(ammar School Examinations.

The term at the grammar school in this city
,sed yesterday, with a thorough and critical
animation of the classes in the studies pur-
ed-history. geography, grammar, sr:hme-
reading, writing, spelling and music.
c twenty-five or thirty members of the first
|ss, who are to enter the high school the
t term, occupied the greater portion of the
lie, and showed degree of proficiency in
work they have gone over, and readiness
answer all questions, that elected the COM
hdation of the large number Of parents and
nds of the school who were present In
d, all the one hundred and fifty scholars
Uprising the school seem to be in love with
r studies and teachers, and enthusiastic in
rowing the abundant opportunities that are
rded at the school. The district and the
ought to be proud of the school, and feel
eful to Mr.. Robertson, the principal, and
ses Keen and Norton, his assistants, for
undivided attention to its interests and
,ncement. This is indeed "the peoples
age," to which the primary and inter-
late schools are the stepping stones. The
oil room was made most beautiful and at
tive by its decorations. 1t was adorned
bouquets of flowers, and hung with flags
festoons and wreaths of evergreen. A
SAINT feature of the afternoons exercises
the presentation of framed chrome,
70 Yosemite Valley" to Mr.. Robertson,
the first class, the presentation remarks
g made by Miss Alice Reynolds. Brief
.rks, commendatory of the exercises and
school, were made by L. f. Pnlsburv.
of the board of Directors, Rev. Mr..
In, Hon. Joshua Nye, and others,
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LAST HOURS OF SMITH, TIE
WESTFIEID MURDERER.

Springfield, Mass, &c. Albert H. Smith
will be executed in the county Jail in this city
o-norrow morning, for the murder of Chas
ID. Sackett at Westfed on the 10Th of last
November. Smith is calm this evening and
in conversation with a representative of the
Republican, said he felt ready to die and hap
py in the prospect before him. Smith has
written narrative of the crime and its sur
roundings which will be published in the
Springfield Republican tomorrow morning Of
which the following is an extract:
at was on that fatal goth of November
night, when l went to Westfield to see Jennie
but not knowing that she was at the theatre
at the time, came TO Westfeld for started
up to her house, but on the way / found out
she and Sackett, had gone to the theatre /;
then was and felt like one that could die and
all the feelings that ever animated a human
breast was in mine. was like one that was
mad, and in fact l must have been partly so.
from what was in the trial against me.
know nothing after that hour Sackett was with
Jennie. l know not of what Boderay said
that did at the depot. All is new to me if
was In the condition they say was, as a wild
or crazy man. l remember of my meeting
Jennie and Sackctt together on the sidewalk.
then as the wildman still, shot down Sack
EFT, but as for the shooting of the girl, will
say and always have said, it was through an
accident. When l heard she was shot, felt
sorry, and have shed many tear for her, be-
cause she was shot by me. knew not what
| was about or doing.
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UNIvERSALIST STATE CONVEN'
TON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.

We continue our report Of this conven.
ton at Bangor from the Whig.]
The devotional meeting was conducted BY
Rev. II. c. Leonard of Pigeon Cove, Mass.
The business meeting was called to order
by the President.
The Committee on Fellowship, Ordination
and Discipline for the year ending June 25th
1873, submitted the following report:
Nov. 9th, 1872, council was authorized,
for the ordination Of j. F. Simmons Of Beth
Ell, Dec. 3lst.
Letters of License were granted July Is tn,
1872, to j. W. Kinds of Lewiston, to Henry
Shepard Of Orono, on presentation Of letters
of license from the New York Convention.
Letters of Transfer were granted Septem.
Der 1872, to Rev. J. M. Paine to the Con.
necticut Convention. Oct. 8, 1872, to Rev.
G. II. Moore to the Massachusetts, Convention
May 9th, 1878, to Rev. H. A. Philbrook to
the New Hampshire Convention. June 2lst,
1873, to Rev. L. F. Mckinney to New Hamp.
shire Convention.
Letters of Fellowship subject to the approx.
al Of the Convention were granted Jan. 2Ist,
1872, to Rev. A. II. Sweetzer of Rockland, on
a letter of transfer from Iowa Convention.
May 9th, 1878, to Rev. J. =. Mclean of
Bath, on letter of transfer from the Ohio Con.
venton.
June Path, to Rev. S. Goodenough of Bau-
gor, on letter of transfer from the New York
Conve ltior.
The Committee are happy to report that no
cases of discipline have been before them
during the year.
The committee on nomination, reported rs
follows President, Hon. WIN. Duren, Calais
Vice President, {. S. Forbes, Portland; Sec
rotary T. Pope Vose, Rockland; Treasurer,
X. Dresser, Auburn; Committee on Fellow
oh +
burn, Rev. W. E. Gibbs, Portland, Rev. j.
F. Skinner, Wateryille, Hon. A. C. Denison,
Mechanic Falls, Hon. John Smith, Lewiston.
The President elect took the chair and
made brief and appropriate address to the
Convention.
Rev. j. c. knowlton OF Calais was appoint
ed preacher of occasional sermon and Rev.
A. Battles Of Bangor, substitute.
The occasiona, sermon was then preached
by Rev. w. A. Drew. Exercises pertaining
to the Sunday School were held in the after
noon.
At the evening session the convention dis
cussed the educational interests of the denom-
nation, and especially that portion which i'm
medately relates TO the Westbrook Seminary.
Hon. Emery o. Bean of Readfield gave
report to the Convention, on the condition
and prospects of this institution. The report
was ably discussed by Rev. A. c. Leonard,
Rev. j. c. Snow, and Hon. N. G. Hichborn,
who adv oacted the claims of this Seminary in
an earnest manner. This Seminary, accord.
ing to report, ranks second to none in the
State, and is commended to the Universalists
who have founded and patronzed it. On mo-
ton Of Gen. Hersey, q committee was ap.
pointed to visit this institution. Hon. Emery
o. Bean, Rev. George W. Bicknell, and n.
Z. Frank were appointed.
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College Matters.

Providence, r. l., &c. The corporstors OF
Brown University met this afternoon. VIM.
w. Kierne, NJ. d., of Philadelphia and Rev
DR.. Alexis Caswell, ex-President of the uni
versity, were chosen members os the corpoo-
ration to fill vacancies caused by death.
Hon. Francis Wayland of Boston was chosen
a member of the corporation in place OF Al,
bert Day, resigned. The corporation voted
to accede to the request of the alumni asso-
citation, adopted at the meeting OF Tuesday
in relation to the advisory board OF the alum
nj.
New Haven, CT, 20. At the annual COM
mencement exercises at Yale college to-day,
the following honorary degrees were con-
ferred: d. D., upon Prof. j. II. Thayer of
Andover Theological seminary. l.. J.. D.,
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
TO THE
daily Xenuebtt Suurnal.
THE THORNDIKE TRAGEDY.

THE PRISONER BEFORE THE POLICE COURT.
Belfast, Me-, June 26.
John True Gordon was arraigned before the
police court this forenoon on a complaint
charging him with the murder of his brother
Almon M. Gordon. Col. Fogler, County At
torney, appeared in behalf Of the State, and
E. X. Boyle for the accused. An examina-
ton was waived and the prisoner remanded
to Jail to await the action of the Grand Jury
on the third Tuesday of October, when his
trial will take place. The proceedings before
the police court were quietly conducted and
no demonstration took place. Gordon is a
man of medium size, athletic, with a thick
neck and low forehead. He appeared cool
and unconcerned.
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w AGNER.


Portland, 2G. Wagner, the Smutty Nose
island murderer, escaped from Alfred Jail
last night, with two companions.
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New York Stock Market.

Central lPacidcs,
Union -"
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Races.

New York, %. At Fleetwood park the LIST
race was for horses that have never beaten
2 80, best in s, in harness, for a purse Of
$500. The following is a summary:
Winthrop Morrill,, Jr., l, 2, s, /, /.
Penobscot, 2, !, l, 3,2.
Tip Allen, 4, 8, 2, 9, 8.
Time 2 81 80, 2 SO So, 23l IL, 81 IA,
2 "a 12.
The second race was for purse Of $500
for horses that never beat 22l, mile heats, 3
in 5, to harness. Summary
Judge Fullerton, l, l, l.
Gazelle,2,2 9.
Huntress, 3, 8, s.
Time, 2 %, % 1-2, 2 23.
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upon Prof. Lyman P. Atwater. D. D., Of
Princeton college, N. j., Hon. Oringus Sey.
mour, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of
Conn, and Hon. Edward Pierrepont of New
York City. NJ. A., upon ex-Gov. James Eng.
lish of New Haven, ex- Gov. Marshall Jewett
Of Hartford, Mordecai C. Cook of England,
Rev. Richard G.. Greene Of Springfield,
Prof Nath. NJ. Terry, U. 8. naval academy,
Henry c. Townsend of Philadelphia, Profs.
John E. Clark. johnson T. Plat and Francis
A. Walker Of Yale. E
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.
THE sOrIA OK THE WAR PAIH.

THE soCIA OK THE WAR PAIH.
Washington, 90. The following letter WAS
received at army headquarters to- day:
FOHT LARAMIE, Dakota,
June 10, 1878. !
have the honor to report that the Souix
attacked US again this morning, Just as the
railroad engineers started on survey. |
sent out scouts and took two companies OF
infantry to Beaver Dam creek. The Souix
fought resolutely and held the ridge and
rocks west of Beaver Dam until forced to
retreat. We have the dead Souix in our pos.
session who were scalped and mangled by the
Souix, and two more were killed but not left
with us. Five or six Soux were wounded
One or more horses of the Souix were
killed. One scout was wounded, but not Sc
riously. There was no other loss on our
side,
(Signed) w. c. Corlin,
Lieut.. Col 18th Infantry.
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new York Produce Market.
New YnaK, June &c.

NEW toRk, Juuc -,
COTTON sales s72 mid. 81.
FLOUR-saes IL 60 state 4i591 20: round hoop
Ohio 3jsS ~, Western G59s 80: southern 9
70 80
WHEAT-sales as 600; No. spring, 1874 l4s
No. 2, ! Ala 81; No. |, l 539a winter ed west
eru 30d0 %
LORN- sales loIE0 :2a:I
oATS-sa,es 81 tn II u 81 Tor new t5a itls toI
white
REEF Il 80.
PORK VI O0dlb, -
LARD-snn q kettle . Is.
BUTTER -neS stats, 25a2J Western l+s.O
SUGAR-oiull and heavy; Muscovado -.
Observation-Disclosures.
RICE-Ca - ina. 81 a. 1T
WlIlSKEl92 LA
| COFFEE-Rio al. 9l3ts
| PETROLEUM Cra,,e. s.u: rehnn,. ls's.
| SPTS TURpENriNE-ti LA
| RDSiS- ; sJo, -.
| lALLOW-pSs
| FREiGHTs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nl.
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Billiards.

New York. 26. The ninth game of the bill
lard tournament was played this morning at
Irving hall, in the presence of very large
audience. The contestants were Maurice
Daily and Albert GARNER. In the 32d inning
GARNER made run of lib, the highest SO far
in the games, Ubassey's highest being only
90. GARNER ran out in the SO inning.
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Railroad Matters.

Baltimore, &c. The track through the tun-
mel Of the Baltimore 4 Potomac railroad,
traversing the northern section of the city
and connecting with the Northern Central
railway, was completed to-day, the last spike
being driven at 6 o'clock p. M. A locomo-
tive was in readiness and made the first trip
through the tunnel, which will be open for
the running of trains the goth inst.
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Arrested.

Buffalo, \. y, 26. Suspicious party sup
posed to be burglar was arrested here to.
day. He gave his name as Charles Williams
OF Philadelphia. He had in his possession a
large quantity of iewelry and silver ware,
among which are silver spoons marked IL.
b. H." and al. d." and forks marked ''iiir-
by House. child's gold ling marked at.
d., two gold watches, numbered $685. and
,SG6, and one silver watch, No. 49, l0l, for
which owners are wanted, so as To hold the
thief
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lblican County Convention.

le republican county.convention for Ken
|c county for the nomination of county
RS, was held in Granite Hall, yesterday
noon, at half-past one o'clock.
be convention was called TO order by l..
|pothby of Waterville, of the county COM
e, on whose motion p +. Sanborn of
DWELL, was made chairman.
m f. Lamb Of Clinton, was chosen Sec
".
motion of Geo. E. Minot of Belgrade,
rs. Geo. f. Minot, James Nash of Gar
w. Fl. Libby of Augusta, L. T. Booth
Waterville, and C. A. Wing of Win
were appointed committee on creden-
o. Brainerd Of China, said that he had
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Typographical.

Ssndusky, O., &c. The western associated
press concluded its session to-day and the
members have left for home. The annual
report of the executive committee showed a
satisfactory state Of affairs. The following
board of directors were elected: II. N.
Walker, Richard Smith, w. n. Haldeman,
Horace White, W. d. Bickham, Joseph 6
Surbanck and Geo. W. Fishback.
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Regatta.

New York, &c. In the regatta on Ononda-
ga lake. yesterday, the single scull race of 3
miles was won by Charles f.. Courtney in "a
minutes Is l-2 seconds. The four cared
shell race of three miles was won by the
Gramercy crew Of this city in 81 minutes ID
seconds.
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Portland, &c. Wagner, the Smutty Nose
island murderer, escaped from Alfred Jail
last night, with two companions.
SECOND DESPATCH.
Alfred, 20 Wagner unfastened his cell
door, a simple lock. went up into the next
story, climbed into the attic, thence through
ventilator into the attic over the jailor's
apartments, went through another trap door,
by removing pane of glass and christening
it, Then it was easy work down into the
jailor's rooms, from which he went through
the front door to freedom. He left u dummy
in his bed, and it is supposed he hid himself
in the attic in the carly evening. His absence
was discovered about o'clock A. NJ. Blan-
kets torn into ropes were found, but not used
Two other prisoners escaped.
THIRD DISPATCH.
Portland, 26. Two new watchmen were
put on last night to watch Wagner. About 0
o'clock Z. n. one Of them remarked that he
lay very still. At o'clock A. NJ, one of
them observing that he lay in the same posi-
ton, examined and found a broken stick
dressed in his clothes. On investigation, it
was found that Wagner, with two other pris-
oners, had sawed off some bars guarding a
scuttle leading to the pantry on the floor be-
low. They then broke into the pantry, made
good square meal and departed, thus max
ing good his promise that he would bid the
officers good bye soon. At o'clock this
morning no attempts at recapture had hcen
made, Sheriff Warren being away.
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POLITICAL.

Concord, N. H., &c. In the House this
morning the railroad committee reported in
favor of the bills to incorporate the Windham
& Forrest Hill railroad, and the Marginal
railroad in Portsm outh.
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NEWS by MAIL.

The Iowa republican convention was held
on Wednesday. Governor Carpenter WAS
nominated for reelection and Joseph Dysar,
for lieutenant Governor.
The Paris journals are Indignant. at the 20
tusal Of the municipality to vote money for
the Shafts reception. The sovessws0t will
probably ask the Assembly TO make an APP
preparation for the purpose. kf
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL L.
Now YorkMoney Mar ket.
New York, June 2G.
EVENING REPORT.

EVENING REPORT.
Money easy rather more active3 and per cent
with exceptions at per cent at close sterling
exchange quiet 100 ,,aiO9, for % days 0S a Us IL
for sight. Gold was alternately weak and firm on
harrow fuct cations extensions OF day being lax
TX. There were large orders to buy about
and the bears were unable to depress the market
below that figure which closed firm at l5h. Loans
/ and 3 per cent for carrying hat for borrowing
Clearings Sil Oo0O coo Treasury disbursed S2s5 900
Custom receipts 1850 900. Governments unchanged.
State bonds dull, steady.
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FOREIGN.

Cork, 70. A large number OF guns taken
from the militia barracks Tuesday night have
been recovered by the police. Several per-
sons well known as fenians informed the au.
authorities where the arms could be found.
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A Duel.

New York, 26. II. W. Gray, a Wall street
broker, and Richard Heckscher, son Of
Broadway coal dealer, are reported to have
fought duel Saturday in Canada, opposite
Rouses Point. at ten PAGES, with hair triggers
Gray missed Hechscher. The latter then
fired his pistol into the air, and both returne !
with their seconds to New York. Gray was
the challenger
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LEWISTON.

Lewiston. Me-, 20. Among the honorary
degree conferred by Bates college, a. the
commencement yesterday was that of A. NJ.
upon Benjamin F.. Bates, the distinguished
Boston merchant from whom the college
takes its name.
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correspondent at Squirrel Island writes
Us that parties from Augusta, Gardiner, Wa
terville and Lewiston are building cottages on
the island, and the sound of the hammer and
the saw is again heard in the land. There is
quite a gathering already at this delightful
place. The island will be dcnsely populated
by the 10th of July
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AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS.

New York, 20. Prince Napoleon is re-
ported to have said in recent interview in
Paris, that he should cordially support ,c-
public or any other government which France
should determine upon.
Fourteen persons who died from cholera
were buried at Memphis yesterday.
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The committee in this city sent yesterday
to the committee at Portland on the Maine
General Hospital 500, the proceeds of the
concert given in this city for the benefit Of
the Hospital; subscription of S22, one lady
giving $40, and smaller subscriptions from
other parties making up the amount.
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Terrible Accident.

New York, &c. Joseph Shipley and Wal
ter Mcclure quarrelled on a railroad train
near Warren, Ohio, yesterday, when the
former pushed the latter from the train, which
was going at full speed. Mcclure was in
stantly killed and Shipley was arrested. Rum
did it,