Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-04-02
The Louisville young men are holding in

The Louisville young men are holding In
dignation meetings and passing resolutions
condemnatory Of the course pursued by the
young ladies who keep their wells down 10
the streets
Passengers to the Pacific BY rail breakfast
in the Sierras with twenty feet of snow
around them; four hours later they find wheat
four inches high, and the next day see pear
and peach trees in blossom.
The death of Mr.. Robert Morris Copeland,
the celebrated artist in landscape gardening,
took place at the residence of his brother-in.
law, Professor c. Z. Dunbar, in Cambridge
on Saturday evening.
The Grand Duke Alexis has sent to the
Park Of Fruits" at ST. Louis 230 cuttings
and % varieties OF grapes grown in the Rus
sian empire. They are known by names SO
thoroughly Russian that the Democrat dares
not venture to put them into English
The survivors Of the Ashantee expedition
were reviewed Monday by Queen Victoris at
Windsor, England, in the presence of large
assemblage. General Wolseley was made
knight commander of the order of Bath by the
Queen, and thanks were voted him In both
houses of Parliament.
There is Danbury legend to the effect
that party desiring to transact some private
business with another, was invited by the
other to step into a neighboring store. but
we will be disturbed there, said the first par
ty. sOh, no." said the second party" they
don't advertise"
The trial of John d. Sanborn, Lucien Han
lev and Alfred Vanderwerken on an indict-
ment charging them with conspiracy to de-
fraud the revenue department of the govern
ment, was begun in New York yesterday. A
full jury was empanellea, witnesses were ex-
amiued and arguments made by the counsel
on both sides.
The inspiring sunshine of the season has
touched the heart of an Indianapolis girl,
who concludes love letter thus: 1.-THE
ring is round, the dish ia square, and wen be
| married the next State fair. The bell shall
ring. the drum shall play, and we'll go dane
| ing al! the way. Answer soon. Mary
An English paper calls the attention OF
New Workers to a notice published by the
Lord Chamberlain in the London Gazette,
which reads: Notice is hereby given that
the presentation of Mrs. Johnson, at her
Majesty's drawing room, on Thursday. the
2Gth of February last, took place through in
alvertence."
On Saturday, telegram from Detective
Wiggu of the Lewiston, Me-, police, to the
Boston authorities, requested the arrest, il
| in town, Of a young man named John Carroll,
| who, on Thursday last, left his room mate
| quietly sleeping in their chamber at Lewiston
and took with him 1925 belonging to his chum
| Officers Wood and Currier found Carroll in
Chardon street, yesterday, and arrested him,
and Detective Wiggin, who had meantime
| arrived started for Lewiston this morning,
with his prisoner. The latter confessed his
| guilt.-Boston Herald Tuesday.
| Miss Kate Gang, of Baltimore, a young
woman 20 years Of age, was suddenly re-
stored to full speech in that city last Thurs
day, after having been unable to speak above
whisper for four years on account o: some
throat affection. She had been to church in
the morning, and returning home, found her
speech restored, and surprised her father by
clear and distinct utterances while congratu-
| lating him on his birthday.