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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-11-19
WYOMING TERRITORY.

Fort Laramie, November Is. Advices
from the Red Cloud agency of the 18th and
18th inst, confirm the reports that Professor
Marsh of Yale College was detained there be-
cause the Indians objected to his visiting the
newly discovered fossil ions near the Black
Hills. Later information is that at a council
held on the Nth inst, the Indians gave a re-
luctant consent and some of them had been
engaged by Prof. Marsh as guides. Among
them was "Ioung man afraid of his horses" "
who said that he must go now and that they
with him to show the other Indians that they
were not afraid. Further news is looked for
on the arrival of Gen. Bradley, row at the
agency.
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WASHINGTON.

Washington, ID. c., November Is. In re.
gard to the recent dispatches sent by order of
the President to the governor of Texas, il is
stated that without forming or expressing any
opinion as to whether or rot Santanta had
violated his parole, the President and Secre-
tary Delano fearing he might be executed
before the evidence could be fully collected,
considered it merely just to delay his execu-
ton. 1t is to-day ascertained that during
Gov. Davis incumbency the sentence of San
tanta was committed from death to imprison-
ment for life. Under this commutation he
has lately been placed in the Texas peniten-
tiary.
The comptroller of currency has declared
final dividend in favor of the creditors OF
the National Bank of Commonwealth of New
York of 20 per cent, making in all 100 pei
cent, also final dividend to the creditors OF
the Farmers & Citizens National Bank OF
Brooklyn of per cent, making in all 96 per
cent, and also dividend to the creditors OF
the First National Bank of Anderson, Ind.
Of Is per cent.
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MISSOURI.

st. Louis, November Is. The strike by
the coal miners of st. Clair county, Illinois,
which has been in progress for some days
past, was virtually ended to day by the adop-
ton of a resolution at a mass meeting near
French village, allowing all union men who
can get four cents per bushel for digging, to
commence work Tomorrow. The object of
the strike, which was to compel all co opera
tive men and blacklegs or non-union men to
join the miners union, and thereby establish
a uniform price for digging, was not effected,
and matters stand about where they did when
the strike began.
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GARDINER, November Is, 1874.
In response to the call recently issued, goodly
number of delegates from the several subordinate
Lodges of the Independent Order of Good Temp
lars, met with Oakland Lodge No. SOC, Of this
city. County Templar A. Baker, of Gardiner,
presided over the convention.
The first proceedings were reports OF the con-
diton Of different Lodges. The Lodges of the
county were generally reported in tourishing
| which has membership of about 100, and an av-
erage attendance of nearly hundred. The con-
| trast of numbers in the Lodges of the city as
compared with the towns of smaller populations
was item brought out, and excited considerable
| remark, one lodge, in a locality free from rum
shops, containing nearly many members as
those of three sister cities, and an average at
tendance equal to that of the same. The reason
| is obvious to the initiated.
The following question was discussed at length
RESOLVED, That the best interests of the tenn
perance cause call for the re-enactment OF the
Constabulary Law.
The question was opened by NJ. S. Wadsworth,
affirmative, followed by Hon. James Nash, mega
i've, followed by others, pro and con. and laid on
| the table till evening session.
The following resolution was then offered:
RESOLVED That we inquire into the reason of
| the number and multiplicity of the rum shops in
| Augusta, Halloweli and Gardiner, and the best
method Of suppresslng them.
This motion was laid upon the table, and at D
O'Clock the session adjourned until o'clock. In
| the meantime bounteous supper was served by
| the resident members to their visiting friends.
AT the appointed time in the evening the meet
| ing was opened by the Co. Templar, and series
of resolutions were offered, but laid aside till af
| ter the reading of an essay by the Rev: Bro, w.
S. Jones of this city. 1t was very able and IN
toresting document, relative to the responsibility
| of the present condition of the cause Of temper
ance.
The question relative to the constabulary was
again taken up and earnestly discussed by ). ~
Osgood, Esq, John Berry, Esq, and others in
the affirmative. The question after being amend
ed by striking out the word "best," was adopted
| by very close vote.
I The committee on credentials reported eight
Lodges represented.
The committee on resolutions reported a series
| of resolutions.
| 1t was voted that thousand copies of Rev. Mr..
Jones' essay be printed for general distribution.
This Lodge then, after successful session, adj
journed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-11-19
SIN sh-up On the Eastern RailT DAD
Eight Freight Cars and an Engine
Burned and the Engineer Injured.

Newbury port. November Is. 10 Salisbury
at a. NJ, the cars of an Eastern freight
train broke and half a dozen cars ran back,
colliding with a train following in the rear.
Eight cars, loaded with hay, lumber &c,
were thrown eff. set on fire and consumed
also the new engine Champion, one Of the
best on the road. Engineer Henry Hill had
an arm broken and was otherwise bruised.
Nobody else was injured, but several narrow
ly escaped. The light of the burning cars
was seen for miles. The passengers of the
Pullman train for Boston at four and halt
o'clock were brought to Newburyport in car
riages and forwarded
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, Nov. Is, 1871.
Flour steady-extra spring 25a4 G5--.
Wheat-No. spring cash. s9-a-; Jan. 99Aa;
-asj-- Nov; s91,a for rest of the year
Corn No. :. mixed, cash, 1sgla; Nov, 7sa7s-;
73A-a for the year
Oats-No. p 491aaS cash; Nov, 49a4a; 49Xa- for
the year.
Rye-So. . sass.
Barley-No spring l25is cash; l21 seller.
Dressed Hogs-6 O0a6 3D..
Perks % cash; 10 19a--Feb; 19 00al9 o.
asked seller year.
Lard-l3i is cash; IS 90 Feb. u Goa seller year.
Bulk Meats shoulders GAa-; short rib mid
9Aa; short clear mid -al04.
Hams II bs average al3-.
Whiskeyl 00a9o.
Freights-Corn to Buffalo, LA; wheat do A..
a..
Receipts $500 hour; 6l,o0o wheat; -, 900 corn
II ,Go0 oats; 2007 rye; 1900 barley.
shipments 4,o01 hour; lis,00o wheat; 1890
corn; 5000 oats: 1900 barley, 400 rye.
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TENNESSEE.

Memphis, November IS. Las. S~:utl., =;
Bearfield, Grant county, Ark, Tom Wagner
and another planter named Coolies had diff
ficulty about some steel traps, and meeting
again on Sunday near Wagner's house, the
difficulty was renewed. Coble was accom-
panied by two boys. The quarrel terminated
in Coolies shooting Wagner through the left
breast. Alter Wagner fell, one Of Coolies
boys attempted to shoot him, but the pistol
snapped. Wagner was found by neighbors
and carried home. No hopes OF his recov-
cry.
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KANSAS.

Atkinson, November Is. The Champion
has full returns of the vote of the State.
The total vote cast was $4,000, nearly $4,000
less than two years ago Osborne (rep.) for
governor has Is, 447 majority. The average
ma orily for the rest OF the State ticket is
about $4,000. The opposition vote is 100
and the republican vote 1000 less than two
years ago. The legislature is two-thirds re-
publican.
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Dyspepsia.

Dyspepsia is the most discouraging and distress
ing disease man is heir to. Americans are partic-
uarly subject to this disease and its effects; such
as sour stomach sick headache, habitual costive-
ness, heartburn, water THRASH, gnawing and burn
ing pains in the pit of the stomach, coming up of
the food, coated tongue, disagreeabe taste in the
mouth impure blood and all diseases of the stom
ach and liver. Two doses Of Green's August Flow
er will relieve you at once, and there positively is
not case in the United States it will not cure. Ii
you doubt this go to your druggists, III. l.. Fuller
and Partridge Brothers, and get sample bottle for
10 cents an6 try it. Regular size IS cents. &. G.
GREEN, Sole Manufacturer, Woodbury., N. j. w.
+. Philips n Co, wholesale agents, Portland Me.
oct27-tTT&S&wly
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A correspondent Of the Lewiston Journal gives
an account of the recent closing exercises of the
fall term of Litchfeld Academy. Three prizes
were offered for speaking and three for reading.
There were twelve competitors for reading and
eleven for speaking The reading was excellent,
and the young ladies did themselves much credit.
They did so well that the judges found it hard to
decide who should bear off the palm. Honorable
mention should be made Of Florence +. Libby,
Angin F. Carter, Viola V. Patterson. The first
prize in reading awarded to May F. Getchell |;
second to Addie b. IEawes third to Cora Dinslow.
The first prize in defamation was awarded to Geo.
w. Sturtevant; second to Prescott Keys; third to
Geo. II. Buker. Davis A. Ridley made stirring
speech on temperance, which was well appreciat-
ed. Andrew F. Curtis gave an Grafton in Latin,
and Andre Bonhomme of Paris, France gave a
French version Of Patrick Henry's speech. The
exercises were spiced by music from the Richmond
band. Miss Mara NJ. Maxwell read the valedic-
tory, which was good production.
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Personal.

Personal.
Mr.. Elias ii. Brown of Jay, who recently died,
had relatives in this city. He was member OF
the legislature of 1855, was leading member OF
the Methodist denomination, and had served for
many years as one of the trustees Of Maine Wes-
leyan Seminary and Female College. He leaves
widow aud four children, three of the latter re-
siding in California.
Vim. Clegg of this city, recently gave an inter
estins address before the Saco Reform Club, at the
close of which many signatures were added to the
pledge.
BIZ. Wing Of the Waterville Mail. honored our
office with a flying visit yesterday. lie carries
sunshine with him, and is always real good and
pleasant except upon the dam question; then nc
has fishy-way with him.
George Tolman, Esq, representative elect to the
legislature from South Deer Ise, will board at the
Mansion House.
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FOREIGN.
Germany.

Berlin, November l8 Prince Gortschakoh
Prussian Minister of Affairs and Chancellor
of the Empire is on visit here. He had in
terviews yesterday with Emperor William
and Prince Bismarck.
England.
London, November Is. The polar expor-
ing expedition to be fitted out by the British
go, crnment will consist of two steamers
Captain Markham OF the royal navy will COM
mand one of them. The expedition will start
Tor the Arctic regions next May.
The great Shropshire handicap at ShrewS-
bury was won by Syrian, Council second aud
Del.ny third.
Constan,inople, November Is. The brig
Grazia from Odessa is aground in u danger
Gus position at this city, and will probably be
a total wreck.
The Sultan of Turkey has promulgated a
decree forbidding the government of Syria
carrying into execution his threat to suppress
all prote slant schools in his ptoynce.
Austria.
Vienna, November IS. Thirty-two of the
Turks charged with the recent murders of
the Montenegrins in the province of Albania,
have been convicted. and were each sentenc-
ed to twenty years imprisonment This pun
shment is considered too light for their Of
fence, and the leniency of the Turkish au-
thorities has produced bad impression in
Montenegro.
The editors of all the Vienna journals, in
GLIDING the Presse and Official Gazette, have
been summoned before the district tribunal,
upon requistion from the court of Wurz-
burg for prematurely publishing the full text
of Kullmann's Indictment. The editor of the
Presse refuses to indicate where and how he
obtained the document.
Russia.
St. Petersburg, November Is. The Rus
sian foreign office which recently invited a
renewal of the Brussels conference early next
year, has received reports from several pow
ers, who generally express their approval OF
the principal on which the proposal is based,
but demabd time for consideration.
Paris, November 49, The Journal Des
| Dabats publishes a violent editorial attack
upon Mr. Disraeli for his disclaimer that his
recent Guldlsll speech referred to the Won
Arnim case. The Dabats says Disraeli has
! simply apologised to Prince Bismarck for his
offensive utterances.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-11-19

One of the best papers printed in this country,
for children, if not the rery best, is the youths
Companion" the well known weekly, published in
Boston by Perry Mason 4 Co. A new volume is
about commencing, and now is the proper time to
subscribe Once introduce it into your homes
and if you have children they will never suffer it to
depart. Those who send Sl.75 to the publishers,
for the next years subscription, will receive the
remaining numbers of this year free Beautiful
and useful premiums are also given to new snb-
scribers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-11-19

ing Magic Oil. Avoid all others as spurious imi-
tations. Don't use spurious Magic Oils and then
blame No persons have any right to use the
name Magic OH except VIM. Renne & Sons. 1t
i, their legal trade mark. novlS-t&wlw
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BOWDOIN COLLEGE,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

THE 18th annual course of Lectures at the Med.
i ical School OF Maine, will commence FEBRU-
AIRY 18th, 1879, and continue SIXTEEN WEEKS.
Circulars containing full info rmatiOn may be OBJ
tanned on application to the Registrar, ID. F. Ell
LIS, NJ. d. or to the Secretary.
ALFRED MITCHELL, NJ. D., Secretary.
Brunswick, Me- Nov. IL, 1874. 6wls
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OHIO.

Cincinnati, November IS. The robbers of
the American express office in this city, have
finally. confessed where they secreted the
safe, and late last night it was found in the
woods some distance north of the city. 1t is
believed that nearly if not quite all the money
is recovered.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, November Is. -Four of our
wholesale druggists have been swindled with
in a few days by means of forged orders pur-
porting to come from country druggists. The
fellow escaped detection. In three cases he
got the goods he proceeded to Worcester,
where he repeated the game the same day.
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TEL EGKAMS GENERAL.

At wrestling match in New Jersey yester
day, David Howard twisted his leg, dsloca-
ted his knee, sprained his ankle and lost
$500, James Bat,ley, his contestant, winning
the match
New York, 10. Mr.. Dunan informs the
Tribune that the Erie railway has made a
contract with President Jewett for a salary Of
$40. 600 0 year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-11-19

MILLINERY. The ladies who are interested to
get the latest styles, will be pleased to learn that
Mrs. NJ. Z. Webster was in Boston last week, and
has returned with the Winter Styles of Bonnets
and Hats; also something new in Birds, Flowers,
handmade Jet Ornaments, Felt Hats, Plumes de
Coque, Ostrich Feathers and Tips Particular at
tention paid to mourning goods novl6-ttf
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CAN ADA.

Montreal, November IS. 1t is reported
that Hon. Lestillier Saint Just will retire from
the government and will be replaced by Hon.
NJ. Couchou.
The harbor is almost deserted, only two
ocean going vessels and number of small
craft remain.
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LOUISIANA.

New Orleans, November IS, Mr.. Arroyo,
who was seated yesterday as a member ofthe
returning board, now says that the RESPONSE
blity was too great for only one conservative
member, and that if another is not appointed
within "a hours he will resign.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-11-19

Some loafer or loafers whose names have not
yet come to light, carried off some -four the other
night from Parrot & Chase's corn, -four and coal
store, in this city. They probably went on the
principle that the world owed them living, and
as the firm represented both parties, thought it
would be nothing more than fair to make strike
fhnrn
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NEW JERSEY.

Trenton, November IS. The question of
the consti,utionality of the income tax was
argued here yesterday before Judge Nixon,
in the T. S. circuit court, in an action
brought against Q. V. Bentley, collector, to
recover the tax paid under protest. The
Judge reserved his decision.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston. November Is. Notwithstanding
the official count and decision of the board of
aldermen, it is now said that Judge Abbott,
through his attorney is taking dispositions
ard following mp all reports of alleged fraud
ulent voting, with intention of contrasting
Frost's seat in the 44th Congress.
Billiard, the notorious Boylston bank rob-
Der, plead guilty to day, retracting former
plea of not guilty.
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REMOVABLE. c. Foote has removed her
stock of hair goods to l40 Water ST., over
Pierce's Book Store, where she will be pleas
ed to exhibit to old and new customers her
large assortment Of switches, braids, natural
curls, sc. Work of all kinds done to order.
iune6.+tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-11-19

The annual announcement of the Maine Medi
cal school, for 1874, has been published. The
next course of lectures commences at Brunswick
on the 18th of February. There were seventysx
students in the class of 1874, twenty-one of whom
graduated with the title Of NJ. d.
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Cincinnati produce Market.

Cincinnati, Nov. Is, 1874.
PORK-nom, at $23 O0923 90.
LARD-steam l24aa-; kettle, l6 l-2d4.
BULK MEATS-shouders ~ d; clear rib side
l0isa clear sides ll-G-.
observation-disclosures s94 clear rib sides b.
9 clear sides l4-5
WHiSKEY-0S-G.
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Supreme Judicial COurt.-AppietOn G. j.
a
WEDNESDAY, November 18th.

EDNESDAY, NOVVIHUtf I0lH'
No. lj6. Lake VS.. Miken and al. The closing
arguments by Messrs. Libbey and J. Baker were
concluded at three o'clock P. NJ. and the case, af-
ter brief instructions by the chief justice, given to
the jury, who returned their verdict for the plf.
assessing the damages at ssl296.G6.
No. 2l2. Gardiner Nat. Bank VS.. Sarah llagar,
j. Baker and Clay for plf's; Libbey for deft
This action is brought under the statute to re-
cover damages for aiding II. S. Hagar in the
fraudulent conceament of his property, so that it
could not be applied to satisfy his creditors, of
whom the plf's were one. The originaldebt Of II.
5. Hagar to the PITS was promssory note for
$1,000, dated Dec -, 1861, and still wholly unpaid
by him. lIagar died insolyent ia March 1868.
Trial commenced.
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ter in Minnesota where the climate, it is said, is
with disease of the air passages and where he wild
have a sister Miss Adde Williams, a superior
practitioner Of the HomG opathic school, to minis
ter to his wants. The high standing which he
maintains at home as physician and gentleman
is verified by the effectiveness of many lade and
gentlemen of Gardiner, who during his GONZALES
ence have contributed many Injuries other than
those provided at his own home.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, November 49, The auction
sale of the Lick property, donated for public
uses, took place to-day, and aggregated
81 .953,925 The Lick hotel was sold for
S92 600.
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MICHIGAN.

Detroit, November Is. The annual meet
ing of the Western Associated Press was
held here to-day. Revised bylaws were
adopted and new officers and board of d.
rectors elected.
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DR.. o. Fitzgerald, the wonderful Claiwoyant
physician and surgeon, will visit Augusta, at
Mansion House, Thursday, Nov. Goth, remaining
one day only-Gardiner, 24th-IIallowell, 18th.
Don't tail to see him, his cures truly wonder
full. Examination free of charge. novl9-T&wtf
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The telegraph repaircrs find constant employ
ment in this district of the Western Union line,
which extends several miles east and west of here
in keeping the hundreds of poles and numerous
wires in ORDER
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Mrs. Partington's editions Of Mother Goose
Melodies is the best thing of the sort we have
1t is illustrated with over 100 original spirited and
appropriate engravings and neatly printed AL
children of the Mother Goose age will hail it with
delight j. Frank Pierce has it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-11-19

We call attention to the prospectus of llarrers
Monthly Magazine and Harper's Weekly which
have become standard publications, and which
will be laden with good and useful things during
the new year.
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NOTICE TO LADIEs.-The reinforced shirt
bosoms have guide Stamped in blue to hollow
the neck for perfect fitting shirt. For sale at
Leighton 4 Scruton's. novlStlw
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GEORGIA.

Augusta, November Is. Alexander H..
Stevens left for Washington this afternoon
He is in better health than for the past ten
years. He weighs so pounds.
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The walls of the old distillery, on the east bank
of the Kennebec in this city, still stand roofess,
dismantled, and wearing lonesome aspect. The
spirit has long since departed, and nothing but
portion of the earthly tabernacle remains.
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Masonic Notice.

Members of Bethlehem and Augusta Lodges
will meet at Masonic Hall, THURSDAY morning,
Nov. 10Th, at halfpast nine, for the purpose of
attending the funeral Of our late brother JOSHUA
HANSON.
By order Of Worshpful Masters,
c. II. BRICK, ! ca..e.,.;so
L. +. BLACKMAN,
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Boston runners are becoming Disguised with
the old name of Gunner" They now style
themselves mercantile tourists.
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Office Of the A. e. W. Sprague Mfg Co..
.duguSiu, .)ke., Sent. /, 1871.

To whom 1t may concern.
Public notice is hereby given that in consequence
of the increased settling of part of the Lock ma
sonry at the east end OF Kennebec dam, Augusta,
thereby endangering the safety of the Locks and
Dam, the said Locks will be closed until further
notice.
II. A. DEWITT, Agent.
sept7ttt
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fICC III VIdISi IuTKb SILt
FAMILY CASES.
Humphreys homeopathic Medicine Co.,
Office & Depot 562 Broadway N. Y.

Sold by JOHNsONEBROS., F. W. KTNSMAN, L.
II. TITCOMB Augusta, and by Druggists general.
y. spn.une3-w6m