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

London, s. The Prince and Princess Of
Wales opened new town Hall at Bolton, to.
day. They were received by the inhabitants
with the greatest enthusiasm, and were es-
corted to the Town Hall bya procession 3
miles in length.
The corporations of Edinburgh and Glas-
gov have resolved to invite the Shah of
Persia to visit those cities.
Paris, ). Prince Jerome Napoleon has ar
rived in this city. Ills presence causes much
agitation in the lobies of the National As
sembly.
Lisbon, ). The steamship Cordilera, from
Rio Janeiro May Il, arrived here this after
noon. The yellow fever had entirely disap-
peared from Rio Janeiro and the other cities
on the Rio De La Platte. The number o!
cases in Bahia were also growing less.
Belfast, Ireland, 5. The magistrates of
this city, with view to the adoption of
measures for the prevention of disturbances
on the lst and 18th of July, (the anniversa-
ries of the battles of the Bsyne and Augliem
respectively have determined to prohibit all
professions on those days.
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Institute of HOmoe opathy.

Cleveland, O., ). The American institute
of Homeopathy to-day received report from
the committee on ''Worlds homeopathic
Convention 1t is the intention of the insti-
tute to have an international convention of
homeopathic physicians assemble in Phla-
delphia in 1876, during the centennial eele-
bration The initiatory steps of this matter
were taken three years ago and it is the de-
termination of the institute that this conven-
ton shall be grand gathering of scientific
physicians of the homeopathic school from
all parts of the world. DR.. McClathy of
Philadelphia presented a report from the
committee on dispensatory showing they
had their work in forward state and expect
ed to present plan of complete homoeo-
pathic dispensatory at the next session. DIR.
Dudley presented paper on the vital stats
of Philadelphia during the year 1872, collect
ed from the registration kept by the board of
health, showing the relative mortality in a
variety Of diseases under the old school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-06
NallomRll H0raI Mems.

DR.. J. T. Chase of this city, has new den.
tai chair, constructed on scientific principles,
which will render teeth pulling an agreeable
pastime-for him! 1t can be arranged to suit
all ages; and by turning crank here and a
tLumb-screw there, any position may be Sc.
cured for the comfort of the patient and con-
venience of the operator We would not adj
wise any one to try it merely for the curiosity
or pleasure of the thing, for with all the
''modern improvements" we cannot conceive
having ones teeth extracted as one of the lux
uries of life.
Rev. Mr.. McCully will conduct religious
services at the quarries on Sabbath after
noon next We learn that the arrangement
for our clergymen to officiate alternately is to
be continued for the present.
Capt. Getchell has fitted up his beautiful
yacht in nobby style, and will undoubtedly
take solid comfort in the navigation line dur
ing the season.
The dust has been nicely laid in our streets
by the original sprinkler-one Of the best yet
misunderstanding no favortism to station or
locality.
In contemplation-a new avenue to be
Shiicu LlSu Observation-Disclosures Ut augusta
continuation eff Sewall street in Au-
gustav running southerly to connect with
Second street in this city; thence onward
through the town Of Farmingdale to Bowman
street in Gardiner. We learn that the County
Commissioners are to be called upon to take
into consideration this subject at an early day.
When completed this would be one of the
most magnificent avenues in the State for
pleasure travel, and open favorable and much
needed lots for settlement in great variety
and abundance.
Mr.. Currier is now erecting buildings on
City wharf for depositing coal and wood for
this market. The wharf is to be repaired at
once, and everything will be arranged in sea-
son for the summer and fall trade The two
ice houses upon the wharf have been remov-
ed to another location to make way for per-
manent improvements.
The mammoth sheds on the wharf of the
Hallowell Granite Company are nearly COM
pleted and ready for the stone workers, who
will soon make the locality an additional
'hive of industry" in our city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-06
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
TO THE
daily Eenaehee 9oarnal.
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS.

Chicago, 3. The latest and more complete
returns for Judge Of the Supreme Court indi-
cate the election of A. M. Craig, the farmer
candidate, over Judge Lawrence, the present
Chief Justice, by majority of probably 1900
votes.
Topeka, KS, 5. The trial of ex- Senator
Pomeroy, on the charge of bribery, begins in
the District Court on the 10th inst. Eminent
counsel will appear on each side.
Reports from all parts of the State repre-
sent the growing crops in excellent condition
An abundant yield of all kinds of grain is en-
pected.
ST. Louis, D. The remains of Miss Leo
Hudson, the actress, who died here on Mon
day, left last night for Baltimore.
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GROIN NEW YORK.

New York;. The Post is uneasy about
cholera reports and says the city is in the
worst possible sanitary condition. The result
is an alarming one irrespective of any ap-
proach of cholera.
Young Walworth continues to maintain
stocal indifferent dcmeanor, refusing to con-
verse about his case.
Twenty thousand Sabbath school children
had an anniversary to-day.
Thomas Burke, an escaped convict from
Auburn prison, was captured day by de-
tective, but on the way to the sutton house
he drew pistol on the officer and escaped
again.
Two sailors of the steamship City of Paris
were arrested to-day for plunderidg an emf.
grant. They had his clothes on.
The Mayor to-day nominated A. C. Acker
and Soloman Streeter as Police Justices. The
former is Secretary of the Tammany Socie-
| tv
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New York Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

.
Cotton more activc-sales 243. bales. Mid uplands
l94
Flour heavy l0al5c lower. Sales 2a00; state 40
~ 30 round hoop Ohio 20 and as Western ) so
and so; Southern 20 and IL %.
Wheat good export inquiry. Sales 2l6,00O
No spring ~ and l54; No 5 40 and 49, white
state co. white Michigan O0aO 10 no spring 81
winter red western Goal 20.
Corn steady. Sales 21S 600. New mixed west
ern 50al AZ old l 63
Oats heavy. Sales 81, 600. New western mixed "a
and 46 white western 50a'
Beef steady.
Pork hrmer. New mess 10 t0extra prime IA 90
Lard weak. Steam So; kettle
Butter quiet and unchanged. Ohio 00ao0; new
State 25a2s.
Whiskey steady and shade ir,ner. Western
-
Rice steady at i-2aS IL.
Sugar shade hrmer and mod erately active. Por.
to Rico 600. refining 7Aas.
Coffee quiet and firm. l9al9sa
Molasses quiet. Clayed 29a30: y. G1a90; Por G
Rico 35aG0; MuscovadO SOa32.
Turpentine steady at a..
Rosn O0a3 o..
Petroleum firmer. Crude So; refined 20
Tallow steady at \.
Wool dull. Domestic fleece
Freights to Liverpool very firm Grain steam
L a5-le; sail II l-2ai2 led.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-06
In Brief.

The Rockland County National Bank of
Nyack, N. y, was yesterday swindled by two
$4,000 bogus bonds and also fraudulent
check for q small amount. The swindler es-
capped.
The London Times urges the immigration
of Chinese to East Africa as the means of
bringing about the abolition of the slave
trade.
Deans steam saw mill 10 Wendham town.
ship. Ontario, was burned last night with 800
600 feet Of lumber.
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Orse Items.
Mr.. Hiram Reed, of this city, has sold his
biting horse "James G. Blaine to parties
Mystic Park, Boston. The horse is eight
ars old, and has showed time among the
entities. He was sold at good figure.
beds "Knox Boy" will warm the hay of the
1t trotters this summer.
May 30th. James M. Wing of Wayne, lost
Faluable horse. 1t was left standing with a
Frow attached. The horse started, and
bn began to run, the harrow striking and
Paking a leg.
horse valued at $500 and owned by Major
II. Mills in Bangor, d ed the other day of
g fever.
Several sales OF horses have recently been
de in Watervillc. Mr.. Stephen Robinson
emily sold a mare for $500, and the buy
paid him 500 to secure for few days, 1.-the
lsal of two Knox colts at S. 900 for the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-06
BOSTON ITEMS.

Boston, Mass, .. Prominent citizens of
Springfield have petitioned to the Governor
and Council for medical examine a la med
nce examination of Albert IL. Saith, the
Westfeld murderer, in order to determine
his sanity or insanity.
Arrived, steamer Neptune from New York,
Barques, Scotland and Baltimore, and Brig,
Northern Star.
Cotton Market New Orleans, demand
light at Is and IS IA C. Mobile. quiet at
II 3.4 C; Savannah, firm at is lee Charles
ton quiet at lSc.
Arrived,-steamer WIN. Lawrence, Balti-
more; ship Mary Durkee, Antwerp; harque
Kate Williams, St. Michaels
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NEWS BY MAIL.

1t is reported that ex Empress Eugene is
in Paris, and has been there two days.
Nothing has yet been heard of the steamer
George Cromwell, now twelve days overdue
at New Orleans.
The Northern Pacific railroad has been
completed as far as Bismarck, Dakota, max
ing 400 miles of track laid thus far.
The New Hampshire Legislature met on
Wednesday. The Senate elected the Hon.
David A. Ward of Concord President, and
the Hon. James w. Emery Of Portsmouth,
republican, Speaker.
A despatch from Montgomery, Alabama,
says that Gov. Lewis, republican, has an
pointed Robert c. Bricknel, democrat, Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court of that State.
vice Peck, resigned.
One hundred and thirty dealers in butter
and cheese in New York organized Wednes-
day and voted to establish an exchange. 1t
is said their interests cover $50, 900 an
hual transactions.
Mcdonnell, the Bank of England forger,
sailed from New York for London Wednes-
gay, in charge Of officers.
The Atchinese war is getting interesting.
| A Dutch man. of-war has fired into three
English merchantmen on the coast OF NINA
! ira.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
decides that retailers of cigars on railroad
trains must pay a special trx of five dollars.
The person who started the rumor that
charges were to be preferred against General
Baker, Commissioner Of Patents, was re-
Gently discharged from the Pension Bureau
for drunkenness and incapacity.
John Savage, late cashier of the Lechmere
National Bank of East Cambridge, was on
Tuesday sentenced to FIVE years imprison-
ment in the jail at Lowell, for his defalca.
ton.
The Massachusetts, House has rejected the
bill authorizing the consolidation of the Boz
ton 4 Maine and Eastern Railroads.
Three hundred and Atty natives of Ports
mouth, New Hampshire, in New York, have
concluded arrangements to visit their native
town on the 4th Of July, taking regimentsl
band with them.
General SchoHeld has ordered all the troops
in the Modoc country to be concentrated In
came near Tnle Lake, to await further Or
dars
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WASHINGTON.
Washington, d. c.. :
TREASURY BALANCES.

TREASURY BALANCES.
The following were the balances in the
treasury to-day:
Currency, SG,243,30l
Special deposits of legal tenders
for the redemption Of certif-
Gates of deposit, 10000, 900
Coin, 1886, GoG
Coin certificates, III, 744, 600
Legal tenders outstanding, 35G, 0OO, 900
After hearing arguments of various counsel
representing the White Star, Union, and Bre-
men lines, in reference to the application of
the inman for an abrogation of the existing
contract of the Post Office Department with
the White Star line for carrying the Saturday
European mails, Post Master General Cres-
well expressed his opinion that it was his
duty to take an equitable, and not strictly
legal. view of the matter in CONTROVERSY,
and that it would not be fair to annul the cx-
listing contract with the White Star Line on
account of accidents which human skill and
foresight could not wholly prevent, unless it
were shown that the line had been so crippled
by them as to be unable to perform the re-
quiste service; but it had not been done.
If the terms of the present contract were
hereafter properly complied with, it would
continue till the 31st of next December, when
it expires, by its own limitation. The Post
Master General will cndeavor to make ar
engagements for the ensuing year in such
manner as to provide for four mails per
week for Europe from New York city: one,
four separate days.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, June D
Flour duh and no lower, with very ligh
sales. Extra spring 30 and 10.
Wheat duh and irregular. Sales No spring .!
No2 do; cash %; seller June "a Juyl q l..
No do Is and 10; rejected August 81.
Corn in fair demand and lower; Ban for No
mixed regular; 37[ for fresh cash or seller
June; 400. July; 90 bid; August reieeted3i.
Oats i'll fair demand and steady. for Number
IS; spot n: seller July u 29S.
Rye dun and weak; 6taG4 for Noe.
Barley quiet and weak. Sales fresh No al u;
No $500
Pork duh and lower; 10 ~ cash or seller Juee
Is 50 seller July. .
Lard qaiet and unchanged; $, Tor WINTER
Hulk meats steady. Shoulders 6. packed
RIB mildles quoted shas ~.
Uscon unchanged quoted. Shoulders l-a; clear
r,b sides 0 i 2; clear sides ga all packed.
Whiskey steady at US
Freights Corn to Buffalo I; wheat do 90
Recepts-7ooo hour, $1,000 bush wheat $4,000
corn AS 900 bush oats, 6,OO0 rye, 5000 bari W
Shipments 900 -four 10 600 wheat l7e 900 corn,
81 900 oatsO 900 rye; 1900 barley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-06
First Reception of President Mcmahon.

Paris, s. The first reception of President
Mcmahon took place this evening and was a
brilliant affair. All the members of the dip
lomatic corps, with the exception of Count
Won Armin, the German ambassador, were
present. There we've also in attendance the
ministers, all the conservative deputies in the
assembly and some members of the left CEN
tire, the Orleans princes, number of gener-
ais, admirals and other officers of the army
and navy, the editors of conservative jour
nails in Paris, distinguished ciergymen and
members of the bar, with many ladies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-06
FROM HALIFAX.

Halifax, >. Forty fishing schconers bound
to Labrador arrived here last nehs from
western ports for supplies.
The proprietors OF the Drummond colliery
have met with another serious loss by fire,
which is now raging in the woods near West
Vile. A large amount of timber cut ny them
during the winter is being destroyed.
The announcement that Sir Edward Kin
ney wGs to succeed the late Lieutenant Gov
ernor is considered premature here.
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I3ifD.

In Lawrence, Mass, 3D. inst, Willie A. youngest
child of DIR. VIM end Lenora J. McDayid OF this
city, aged years months.
In Cutler, 18th ult, judy d., wife of stephen A..
Bryant, aged % years
In Hancock, 4th ult., Summers Wooster, aged 9S
years days. He was the oldest person in town,
and one OF the first settlers. His wife still survives
him, aged 36 years They had been married %
years.
In Blnehl, ED ut., Dea. Benz. stevens, aged -
years
In Wales, April 30th, VIM. E. Kicker aged %
years months.
In North Livermore, 18th ult, Asa Fuller aged "a
years.
In Livermorc Centre, oath ult., Everett Adelbert,
son of Z. n. and III. e. Keyes. aged IL days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-06

WHAT DID Ir?-is no longer the question
since the introduction Of the Centaur Lin
ment. When VIC meet an old friend who has
been shelved with rheumatism, or see per-
son mangled underneath rail car, and re-
stored to shape and comeliness, we now know
that it is the Centaur Liniment that does the
work. No other article ever did perform such
miracles. There is no swelling it will not
soften, no pain it will not soothe, or lameness
it will not cure.
CHILDREN CRY-for Pitchers Castoria.
1t regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is substitute for
castor oil. iunel+-lm
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans, 5. The Times, Austin,
special, saws that the Texas legislature al
iourned Yesterday, the House being four
fifths democratic, and conservative msJori-
ty being in the Senate. All of the purely
renublican measures of the last legislature
have been repealed, Notwithstanding the en-
erCetic vetoes of the Governor. The legisla-
ture positively refused to ratify the act of the
last legislature, giving a subsidy of $4,000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-06
HAVANA.

Havana, 5. Price, the correspondent Of
the New York Herald, remains in Fort
Cubanna.
A Spanish telegram states that an encoun-
ter has taken place in Beraja mountains, in
which "A insurgents were killed. The Span
ish lost ~ killed and AZ wounded
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-06
WEATHER..

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !
Washington, June 5.-S M.
For New England, -Southwest and North
westerly winds, rising barometer, and clear
or partially cloudy weather, are probable on
Friday.
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PORTLAND.

Portland, 5. Mr.. Joseph Written, man
sixty one years of age, was killed this fore
noon by the fall of an elevator in the duck
mill of the Westbrook Manufacturing Com
pany. II struck him on the head in its de-
scent lie lived only about an hour
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Geological

New Haven, CT, .. Prof Marsh and par
ty from Yale College start to day for the west
to continue his geological explorations of for.
mer years. The party will spend the sum
mer in the Rocky mountains, the autumn
in December.
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be Manufacturing News.

be pay roll of c. M. Bailey's oilcloth fac
in Skowhegan, averages $500 per
h. They manufacture l6,50o yards per
chiefly for New York trade. This is
prgest factory of the kind in the country.
lea of the extent of business carried on
be inferred from the fact that upwards Of
ZOO feet Of lumber are required per an
for shipping purposes.
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Fire.

Middetown, \. y, ,. Fire here this eve
ming destroyed the planning mill and sash and
blind factory of the Odore Wilkes, Stein
harris saloon and the Cooper institute hotel.
Total loss S2j 900. Partially insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-06
Cincinnati Produce Market
CINoNNArI, June ).

Pork quiet 1856
Lard dull and nothing doing. Steam held at 81 L.
kettle So some choice city brands held at
Bulk meats firm. Sales shoulders Ga; clear rib
sides 81; bid buyer July; August; clear
sides held So.
Bacon in fair demand and steady. Shoulders
held N clear rib sdesa IA: clear sides held at
fair demand u higher.
Whakpy firm at IS.
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delegates to the state Convention.

The republican caucus in Mt Vernon, for
he selection of delegates to the State con-
ention in Bangor, was held on Tuesday.
he following gentlemen were chosen dele
htes, and instructed by the caucus to vote in
Invention for Hon. Nelson Dingley, Jr.:
NJ. S. Mayhem.
+. c. Fellows.
Q. l.. Smith.
NJ. S. Philbrick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-06

Arrived yesterday at this port, schooner
Douglas Haynes" Capt. John Adams, from
New York, with stove coal for Messrs Parrot
8 Cha.e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-06

1t is earnestly requested that all those who
have promised money or articles for the State
Hospital Fair, should send them at once to the
house of DR.. II. II. Ill., as the box must be
sent on Saturday without fail.
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Cholera.

Memphis, Tenn, ). There is little or no
excitement to-day in regard to the cholera.
The impression prevails that with a few days
more Of fair weather the disease will disep-
pear.
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railroad Meeting.

Chicago, .. The following directors of the
Chicago 4 Northwestern railroad were elect
ed at the meeting to-day: r. p. Flowers,
NJ. l.. Sykes, Albert Keep, A. q. Dulman,
c. Il. Mansion and ii. H. Potter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-06

Washington, d. c., s. The annual Re-
gatta of the New York Yacht Club has been
postponed till tomorrow. Twenty yachts
started in the race to-day, but a lack of wind
and an unfavorable tide prevented them from
making the race in the stipulated time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-06

A young press girl, weighing seven pounds
and half came into town the other day, in
quest of situation. She is now employed in
laying on sheets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-06

\ contemporary says: "Delinquent sub
wear this paper for hustle. There being so
much due on it, there is danger of taking a
cold"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-06

Whipple is to open his furniture store in
Hallowell, next Monday. Full particulars
will soon be given.
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The Weather.

New York, ). Weather has continued
| very warm all the afternoon and the heat is
almost oppressive. This evening the Their
mometer is SO dogs.
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Robbery.

New York, ). A party of river thieves
made a large haul of sheet lead from Lumba-
ras oil dock during the night, escaping with
their booty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-06

A paper regrets the drowning ofthree broth.
ers, on the ground that 'they were great
help to the family"
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Base Ball.

New York, j. Resolutes of Elizabeth, N.
j., defeated the Atlantics of Brooklyn on the
latters' grounds to-day-l2 to9.