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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-28
lIAV ANA.

Havana, -. Bidwell, the alleged torger,
remains in close confinement and permission
has been refused him to consult counsel. The
authorities have made arrangements, subject
to the sanction of the home government, to
send the prisoner back to London as soon as
British officers arrive to take charge of him.
The republicans continue to organize here
and in the interior.
1t is rumored that decree Will soon ap-
pear releasing the enlarged property now
belonging to widows and orphans and num-
Der of Cuban gentlemen, who have been in
no wise connected with the rebellion.
1t is reported that three detachments of
troops, composed almost wholly of natives OF
the island, and which hitherto have been OPP
Grating with the Spanish force in the neigh
borhood of Manzannillo. have revolted and
joined the insurgents, carrying off their COM
handing officers with them.
The law for the abolition of slavery in
Porto Rico meets the approval of the people
A few pro-s!ayery leaders only object to it.
Even the slave owners consider its provisions
more favorable than they had reason to ex-
pect.
Signor Aspraz, Mexican commissioner,
sailed to-day on the steamer for New York.
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The Goodrich Murder.

New York, 81. The energies of the police
of Brooklyn are still turned to the capture of
tie mysterious woman who is supposed to
have murdered Goodrich. She was from
New England, and resided some time in Bos-
ton. Several of her letters are now in pos
sion of the police, and show that she was
fairly educated. The last letter is dated
February 27th, and is reproachful in tone. as
though some trouble had originated between
Goodrich and the writer The letters are
under the general date of New \ ork, and are
signed with an assumed hume. Nothing has
yet been discovered to indicate the direction
of her flight. The police conceal her name.
LATER Brooklyn detectives arrested this
evening a woman about 30 years of age, who
works in shirt factory in this city under an
assumed name. She refused to talk except
to answer inquirers in the brefest manner.
She was arrested on information given by w.
w. Goodri clH broth er of the murdered man.
She is married. Had trouh!e with her hus-
band and left him. Her connections with the
murdered man were of the most intimate
character. He was in the habit of visiting
her at her abode in this city, at - Orchard
street. According to her statement, she has
| been three times with Goodrich at the house
| in Degraw street. Goodrich there told her
! that he WAS not married, but had toolishly
got in with girl but had ''shook." She says
| She had had some trouble at her house with
| some men about Goodrich when he was pres
| ent and took him into another room. She
| refuses to tell where she was Thursday night,
thought she was at home. She got to work
| at II o'clock Friday morning. Did not go
! over to Brooklyn to see the body because she
dislked to see Goodrich in that condition.
She gave the police roll of bills to take to
Der mother, with the request that the latter
be not informed she was in Brooklyn. Being
asked if she had formed any theory as to how
Goodrich came to his death, she said she
thought he was killed by some man who fol-
lowed him home. She will be detained a
Brooklyn headquarters fer the present
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WASHINGTON.

Washington, d. c., 27. The President,
accompanied by members of his family, left
tonight for New York, to be absent two or
three days.
The Navy Department announced the death
of Rear Admiral John L. Montgomery, at
Carlisle, Pa, the 25th inst.
Instructions for the exchange and redemp-
ton after April lst, 1873, of sums of not less
than $50 or its multiplier, of all old copper
bronze and copper nickel coins heretofore au-
thorized by law, have been issued by the
treasury department.
TREASURY BALANCES.
The following were the balances in the
treasury to-day
Currency, S2,3G3, 034
Special deposits of legal tenders
for the redemption Of certfi-
Gates Of deposit, 30,045, 900
Coin, G9,57l ,942
Coin certificates, 24,S95, 500
Legal tender notes outstanding, 35S, 1876, 600
There were six hundred applications for
patents received at the patent office this week
and over three hundred patents issued.
The receipts this year for copies of docu-
mepts, including those connected with legis-
lation, ETC., will, it is supposed, reach $751;
900; q larger sum than has been received in
any former year. On that account the gen.
eral receipts thus far for March, exceeds any
previous complete month since the organiza-
ton of the patent office.
The President did not go to New York to-
night as expected.
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This Remedy does not simply relssre for q short
time but it produces perfect and permanent cures
of the worst cases OF chronic Nasal Catarrh, ana
riU nan $500 rerasd for a case that cannot cure.
"Coid In the head" and Catarrhal Headache are
cured with q few applications II you nave dis
charge from the nose, offensive or otherwise; stop
ping up of the nose at times. partial loss OF the
sense of smell, taste or hearing; eyes watering or
weak feel dull, or have pain or pressure In the
head,-you may rest assured that you have Ca
tarrh. Thousands annually, without manifesting
half the above symptoms, terminate In Consump-
ton and end in the grave. No disease 10 so com.
mon, more deceptive, or less understood by physi.
clans. will send my pamphlet on Catarrh, TO any
address, free. DR.. Sages Catarrh Remedy is now
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IL ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD.
Price 80 cents. Sent by mail postpaid, on recent
of 90 cents, or four packages for two dollars He
ware of cOanterfets and ioorthless limitations See
that my Private Stamp, which Ia Positiye Guar.
antee of Commences, is upon the outside wrapper
Remember that this private stamp, issued by the
United States Government expressly for stamping
my medicines, has my portrait, name and address
and the words ~. 5. Certificate of Genuneness'
engraved upon IL. and need not be mistaken
Don't be swihdled by travellers and others reprc
sentng themselves as DIR. Sage. am the only
man now living that has the knowledge aud right
to manufaetnre the genuine DIR. Sage's Catsrrh
Remedy, and never travel TO sell this medicine.
X. v. PIERCE, NJ. D.,
Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo, y. Y.
mar,2 wlyAtevs.
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Maine Manufacturing News.

The correspondent of "The State" from
Gardiner, says that Arthur Berry employs up
wards of forty men about his mills, and dis
burses $4,000 per annum for labor
alone. producing upwards of 100000
lumber yearly. Mr.. N. o. Mitchell employs
forty hands, involving an expenditure of $780,
900 for labor, and manufactures upwards of
2l 100000 oflumber per annum. Mr.. Mitch.
ell is also an extensive manufacturer of box
shocks, including sugar box shocks for the
Cuban market and boxes for carpetng for
New York trade. Hon. Joshua Gray en-
ploys forty men, and disburses upwards of
$4,000 per annum for labor, and manufac-
lures between four and five millions of lum-
Der. Mr.. II. w. Jewett employs about sixty
men, and disburses upwards of $500 per
month for labor, and manufactures six mil
lions per annum. Mr.. Jewett is also an ex.
tensive dealer in ship stock, heavy pine and
hackmetack, and ships large quantity of his
lumber to our Eastern shipbuilders, besides
supplying large quantity of stock for rail.
road purposes. Mr. Jewett is also interested
with A. X. P. Bufiam & Co. for the manufac-
ture of the Buffam gutter. Mr.. Buffam is the
inventor OF the gutter machine bearing his
name.
The North Vassalboro' Wooden Mills Co.
have one of the most extensive establishments
of the kind in the State, giving employment
to upwards of 800 operatives, and dsburses
for labor $4,000 per month, turning out 2000
yards of cloth daily, embracing some of the
finest specimens of doeskins, cassimeres and
trcots to be found any here in our markets
Mr. Davis, the lessee of the Katahdin Iron
Works, who has been pushing things SO Wig
orously this winter, will soon be able to enter
upon the actual work of smelling. He has
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FOREIGN.

Paris, -. Judgement has been rendered
in the Memphis and III Paso Railroad case.
The defendants are pronounced guilty OF
swindling, and are sentenced to various terms
of imprisonment. Gen. Fremont is con.
demned in Continumacam to five years con-
inement. The other defendants who were
present were arrested to-day as they were
leaving the curt.
Varsailes, q. The Assembly to-day re.
jected the motion made by the left, for the
abolition Of the state seige.
Madrid, 27. 1t is rumored that a seces.
sion movment is on foot in the Canaries, tho
leaders of which propose to declare the
Islands islands independent of Spain, and to
ask for British protectorate.
Gen. Hidalgo has been appointed Captain
General of the Canaries. characterization IS
spreading in the army of Catalonia, many OF
the officers have been threatened with death
and obliged to fly
The Carlsts are masters of Upper
Catalonia.
The ministerial crisis has terminated.
No changes in the Cabinet are yet an
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STATE NEWS.

The Oxford Democrat comes to the defence
of neighbor, and says: ''rhere are one OF
| two errors in the statement which has gone
the rounds of the papers-that Mr. Fessen-
den Swan was froze to death while cutting
| wood on Mt Abraham, near Lockes Mills,
this winter, and that it was all owing to al
cohol. He has not been cutting wood this
year. and is not dead, and consequently did
not freeze.
A number of wealthy citizens OF Dexter
are organizing to purchase a suitable locatio
at some good point on the coast and erect on
the same a building which will accommodate
number of families, for the purpose sum-
mer resort of their own.
There are but six cases of small in the
hospital at Portland.
Penobscot salmon, the first of the season,
are delighting the epicures at Boston.
Mr.. George 0. Gosse, the well known and
brilliant assistant editor of the Argus, has
resigned his position on that journal, with
which he has been connected for fifteen
years. During that period he has acquired
an enviable reputation as an accomplished
and versatile journalist. lie has happy and
genial facility of expression and an unfailins
fund of good natured wit aud good humor
lie will be seriously missed by the press o
the city, and we sincerely hope that his re
tirement is but temporary. We learn tina
Mr.. Gosse's services have been secured b,
the Boston & Maine Railroad Company t.
look after their advertising in Maine and tn
Provinces Portland Press.
The Bath Times records the death of Chas
w. Owen, at Mandarin, Florida, whittier h
went for his health some months sgo. ii
was a son of Henry w. Owen Of Bath, an
was widely. known there rs worthy and OK
emplsry young man.
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L3ifn.

Ia Portland, 2jth inst, Aurelia, infant daughter
OF W m. and Aurella K. Henessey, aged months.
In Ferry Village, Cape Elizabeth 2lst inst, Capt
Geo. s: Thompson, aged 80 years, q months.
In Gilead, 9th inst, Mrs. Mary A. Swan, widow
OF the late Joseph 9. Swan, Esq, of said town. and
Mrs. Swan had attained the ripe age Of eighty-siN
years and two months.
In Bethel, 10th inst, Nancy, daughter of Charles
II. Brown, aged years, months, II days.
In Gorham, n. H., 18TH inst, Mrs. Cynthia, widow
OF Ebenezer richardson, late of Bethel, aged 20
years, months
In Paris, nth inst, Edwin y Edwards, aged 10
years, IL months.
In Bryants Pond, ID inst, Lorenzo Billings, aged
II years, 10 months.
In Buck1eld, 18th inst, Mrs Jane, wife Of Zena S
Shaw, aged al years.
In hexico, Sd inst, Mira. Lydia Heath, aged SO
years, months, "a days.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

The barque Morocco, frsm Mobile for Liy.
erpool, laden with cotton, has been burned al
sea. The crew were taken to Havana.
Secretary Richardson authorizes flat de-
NAL of the statements that he is drawing
largely on the reserve of greenbaeks.
William Lloyed Garrison has been urged by
a number of wellknown gentlemen to fur
nish to the public his autobiography.
Senator Cattell of New Jersey has been APP
poined financial agent of the Treasury De-
partmenr, to visit Europe in connection with
loans.
The grand jury of ST. Charles county, Mo-,
have indicted several of the late strikers on
the St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern
Railway.
The President of Typographical Union No.
6, Of New York, reports that subscriptions to
the Greeley monument fund are coming rap
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idly from printers throughout the country,
and there 10 every prospect Of success. g "a y

anu tueEo II sVeSy YsVSRSSs " sSSS = -
A lot of foolish people emieatsd from
Massachusetts to- Columbus county, Ga,
year or more ago, and under the leadsrhif
of one Curry, formed q community. tn
''prophet," after disgusting his dupes and d.
moralizing the ''camp, was arrested, and Il
now in durance vile. u
The Trumbull county republican conven.
ton at Warren, Ohio, on Wednesday adopt
ed resolution asking Hon. James A. Gar.
field to resign his seat in the House of Rep
resentatives, and declaring that by voting for
the retroactive salary bill he has forfeited
the confidence Of his constituents. f3F =
The. Senate has concluded its special ses.
sion, and unless called together by the Presi-
dent, which is hardly supposable case, viii
not meet again until Monday, the first day Of
December next.
A despatch from Dubuque says that the
Iowa Pacific Railroad is to be sold under ex-
ecution on judgment obtained by Maurice
Brown and Geo. w. Mitchell for $4l 900, in
suit under the mechanics lien law.
]. P. u. Wilkin, harbor master of Stock
ton, CAL, was found Wednesday morning in
a street of that place, with his skull fractured
and his pockets rifled. Physicians say he
cannot recover. Two men were arrested on
suspicion of the crime, and one of them had
wilkins knife in his possession. -
A despatch from Kansas City says that
John S. Harris, late postmaster of that place,
and cashier of the Union German Savings
Bank, which was recently robbed and set on
fire, was arrested Wednesday on charge of
arson and robbery. lie was released on
$4,000 bail in each case. -....r[s..
The investigation into the affairs Of the
Bulls Head Bank of New York exposes. the
most glaring Encouragement on the part of
the officials of the bank. Private funds placed
in the vaults for safe keeping, were used to
speculate with, and all sorts of disreputable
practices resorted to in order to enable the
officials to fill their pockets. -. -
In the Senate Wednesday a resolution waa
adopted instructing the select committee on
transportation routes to the seaboard to in
quire and report at the next session OF the
Senate whether any and what additional leg
slation is necessary to guard the postal ser
vice against interruption from hostile action
on the part of railroad companies. A resolu
ton was also adopted calling for Information
from the Treasury and Interior departments
concerning the bonds issued or. on credit of
| the Central Pacific railroad company The
| resolution concerning Ex-senator Patterscn's
defence of himself against the Credit Mobilsr
committees report was amended so a. to pro-
vide for the printing of his document with the
report of the committee, and thus passed.
| The Senate closed its extra session at four
| o'clock in the afternoon. ss,ff
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nounced, but decree will be issued to.mor.
row or Saturday, ordering elections for q
constituent.
Cortes, the conservative, 1t is said, will alb.
stain from voting.
Paris, 81. President Theirs has ordered
that Senior Elio, director Of the Carlist COM
mittee at Bayonne, be inferred and that the
project of the Lower Pirenees arrest Don
Carlos wherever found.
Vienna, 81. The lower House of the
Reichsrath has passed the direct election bill
to third reading, by IS votes in excess Of
the required two thirds needed.
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Marrien.

In Hartford, 10th inst, Daniel A. Fletcherto Miss
Amanda NJ. Jordan, both of Hartford
In Saco, 18th inst, Isaac Eaton of Nashua y. II =,
to Miss Miranda +. Dresser of Fryeburg.
In Portland, 10Th inst, George a. Krogman of
Boston, to Mrs. Susie j. Morse daughter OF c. 2.
Rolfe, Esq.
In Cape Elizabeth, 2ith inst, Edward A. Kelsey
to Miss Ella G. Chase, both OF Cape Elizabeth.
At st. Savour's Church, Oxton 10th inst by the
Rev. DIR. Bakeney, ID. D., w. II. Smith, Esq, Il. n.
r., Commander Royal Mail Steamer Prussian,
(Allan llne)to Marianne Becker, youngest daughter
of the Rev. Lewis +. Thomas, b. A Queens Col.
lege, Cambridge, and grand daughter of the late
General Sir Lewis Thomas Z. B., Governor of
CaWnpore and acting Commander in Chief in India.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
New York, March "a
EVENING REPORT.

Money scarce and dear at lie and lS2. Gold
advanced from ll5X and 1leH, closing at \ and u
Tho purchase of whole million and half at
llo $500, by Jay Cooke & Co., is regarded as an
intimation of the April programme of Secretary
Richardson as to the reserve. Loans ~ and pei
cent. for carrying. Clearngs &73.oOoOOo. Treas
ury disbursements s6soo0. Customs receipts &56s,
$50. Sterling exchange in sharp demand and the
prime drawers, Brown, Clews and Belmont, have
advanced the rate to s@ and 81 for sixty days and
90 and "a for sight. Governments firm and ad
yancing. State bonds dull. The stock marke,
was dull, the only prominent feature being an ad
vance in st. Paul common.
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CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

San Francisco, 81. Rev. Mr.. Thomas and
Mr.. Dyer, the new peace commissioners, ar.
rived at Breman's Ranch the 25th, and will
seek an interview with Captain Jack immedi-
ately. Captain o. Apologize with five Mo.
docs came from the Yainox reservation the
same day. The Modocs are the old CHIEF
Schonschn, Charley Biddle, Little John,
March and another. They came at the re-
quest of General Candy, to assist in the peace
negotiations.
The United States steamship Vanderbilt
was sold at auction to-day at the Mare Island
navy yard to Geo. Howes & Co. of this city,
for 1000 currency.
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Railroad War.

St. Louis, Mo-, p. A special despatch
frem Peoria, H., says that the farmers in that
state are organizing for war against the Rail-
roads. meeting was held there to-day
which adopted resolution that the farmers
intended to prosecute war on Railroad cor
pora,ions till the farmers rights are recog-
nized and respected. A permanent organza-
ton was effected and feeling of earnestness
and determination was manifested.
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Severe Storm.

Concord, n. H., 81. The storm of yester-
day proved very severe one for railroads in
the northern part of the State. No train has
arrived here over the Montreal road to-day,
they being blocked by the snow near
Plymouth. Trains were delayed on the
Northern & Sugar River Railroad, the latter
road being etfectualy blocked again this af-
ternoon by the snow blowing in upon the
track
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The CENTAuR LINIMEST-has cured

The CENrAUR LINIMENr-has cured-does
cure, and will cure more cases of Rheuma-
tism-stiff joints, swellings and lameness up
on man and beast in one day, than all other
articles have in hundred years. One says
81 have not held apen in seven months
now am all right" Another, that, "Cen-
taur Liniment cured frightful burn without
a scar ;"--another, at restored to use hope
lessly lame horse, worth four hundred dol.
lars" etc. Try it once. 1t is wonderful
thing. ~ y -+ q
CHILDREN CRY-for Pitchers Castoria
1t regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
castor oil. ,t. marlt-1w
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NEW YORK, March q.
New York Produce Market.

NEW xORks MdTcH
LOTrOs -saies SIS Sosles. mid. uuiands. 49,.
FLOUR sales 5000: state !U9S IS; round hooI
Ohio 15a 10 50; Western 90gl0 80 Southern 100
u -.
WHEAT lJ,G00 bu; No. spring $50 new
do So; winter red aad amber western s2Ia 9
Isl
IORN-5o steamer GJ Q G6!s : sail Cs& q
654
OATS sales 1900 white state isaj C; western
$3.50
fORK-l6 II; prime. IL 5oal6 90
LARD-s 1-l59sk; kettle sdSh steam ga Ss7.
BUTTEk-siale, 2a4S. Western 1881
WHfSkEY Western free, g0X ON
RICE-CaroIina, 75sds}i
COFFEE-Rio I64yl9
sUGAR-Porto Rico. 81 o 60 :Muscovudo,s
asa
MOLAssEs-N. o. G7ai4; Mascovado 2?ssO;
clarified 20a30.
SPrTS TURPFSTISE-j50Gi
ROSIN-3 80
PETROLEUM-crude, 9s soA refined, leH o
20
1ALLOW-S4 3Szs
FREIGHTS TO LiVERPOOI.-Cotton str. @ s.
per sail 6xd; Grain per str. .tGd; corn per str
9; Grain sd
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TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.

Lansing, Mich, 81 The legislature have
adopted resolution urging upon Congress
the construction of ship canal from Lake
Michigan to Lake Erie or Huron
Albany, n. T., 81. The Senate, in conse.
quence of Tweed's resignation, discharged
its special committee of investigation in his
case.
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WATERVILLE.

Waterville, Me-, o.. We were visited by
avery heavy wind last night, causing the
snow to drift badly. The Western bound
passenger train from Skowhegan, due here a,
1870 A. NJ, was stuck in drift between
Somerset Mills and Fairfield at 8 o'clock P.
NJ. Two engines and plow have gone to
assist them.
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POLITICAL.

Boston, ~, The Massachusetts Senate to.
day rejected all amendments and accepted
p to 4--the report of the committee (leaye
to withdraw on the petition of John G. Whit
tier and others for annulling or resembling the
Sumner resolutions passed last session. The
HOUSE has already done the same thing, so
that the matter is finally disposed Of
In the House bill was reported appropri-
ating $4,000 for purchasing breece loading
arms for the State militia.
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Entertainments,

Cincinnati, o., %. William Russell
conductor on the Pittsburg, Cincinnati & st.
Louis Railroad, was to-day found guilty of
ENLIGHTENMENT, and fined 500 and costs.
The execution of judgement was suspended
to allow the counsel to prepare bill CT ex-
ceptions.
Baltimore, 81. c. 3. Briscoe, agent for q
Pittsburg whiskey mandatory, was arrested
to-day charged with the embezzlement of
50 900. He was released on $40, 900 bail.
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Suicide.

Providence, Il. l., q. George Letting. of
Norwich, Connecticut, who has been visiting
his brother in this city, this afternoon, in fit
OF alteration, jumped from a second story
window, receiving injuries that soon proved
fatal. He was 81 years old and of high
character
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TnE PUREsr AND SWEETEST Cop-L1vER
On is Hazard & Caswelrs, made on the sea
shore, from fresh, selected livers, by Cas-.
WELL, HazARD s. Co., New York. 1t is alb
solutely pure and Sweet. Patients who have
once used it prefer it to all others. Physi.
clans have decided it superior to any of the
other oils in market. MARIO +&wlm
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One indication of spring is, the city asses
ors are beginning to think about the rise in
he value Of real estate since the last assess
aent. Property covered by the snow. we
oppose, will be classed as property covered
p to escape taxation.