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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-30
FROM NEW YORK.

New York, %. despatch from Snga
pore states that the ship Moses Day, Wood
worth, was wrecked on the coast OF Mindanas
The crew landed at Manila. The Moses
Day registered 1871 tons, and was built at
Richmond, Me, in 1868, from which port she
sailed.
The grand jury have indicted six landlords
of bagnios, aud the six keepers of the dens
have been arrested ON charge Of being public
nuisances, they are located in the eighth
ward, near the public schools.
The police are trying to find Hottenrotli,
the harness maker, W no is believed to have
set bis shop on FIRE, in q tenement building in
Harlem, in which Mrs. Burns and her child
zen were burned, on Wednesday.
While DR.. William Slot was walking on
Rivington street last night, james Bsylan,
whom he had been instrumental in having
! sent to the penitentiary, suddenly sprang from
hiding place and stabbed him in the back.
DR.. Slot fell unconscious and Baylan fled.
Austin Black, late gold broker, and j. H.
Dusenburg, were arrested yesterday on a
charge of being implicated in the operations
Of John Ross, the gold Spectator who in May
abscoaded after penetrating forgeries to the
extent of nearly half a million dollars on Da-
vid Groesbeck the Union Bank, the Cont
mental Bank, and other individuals and mo1-
eyed institutions. The bail is fixed at $50
0O0 each which was not obtained up to a late
hour last night.
Atkinson, whom Jayne charges with at
tempting TO assassinate him was released on
500 bail.
The suit of Plat & Boyed to recover the
hooks seized by Jayne, came up before Judge
Blatchtord. The decision is reserved.
The trial of Sanborn will begin in the Unit
ed States circuit court before Judge Benedict
OF Brooklyn.
New York, 20. The Erie Railroad Com
pany at Jersey City, Long Dock, has taken
back $50 striking freight handlers and the re-
mainder will be taken back on Monday at the
old rates.
A gang of deputy sherifis which was sent to
Susquehanna iand back to-day, and were paid
as each one left the car, but many of then
went back and through the car a second time,
thus getting double pay.
The strikers at the W eehawken coal docks
will probably resume work Monday.
The men employed at the other end OF the
tunnel under the Hudson City Heights, have
struck and threaten to drive off the new men
engaged To go to work by the contractor, next
Monday.
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JANE THE INFORMER.
He Attempts to Cane a N an.

New York. %. John p. Atkinson, former
merly OF the Custom House, and who was. as
he states, the intormer in the Weed case who
furnished the government with information
which enabled JAY ne TO carry the case through
aud TOR which Jayne promised 10 pay Atkin-
son So, goo, met Jayne in the Custom House
yesterday afternoon and asked him when he
would pay him his share of the money. JAYNE
attempted to strike Atkinson with a heavy
Malacca cane, when Atkinson, who was pr
ing his nails with lenknife, held his cane
and told him if he struck him that he would
cut HIM. Several officers seized Atkinson,
and Jayne sent for the police and had Atkin-
son arrested and put in the Tombs on a charge
Of assault with attempt to kill,
Atkinson is slight built, small sized mar,
and has always been known as a perfectly in
offensive aud harmless man, Atkinson says
that Jayne wants to shirk paying the $50 900,
and as he knows great deal that would be
very damaging to Jane, the latter will not
scruple at any act to secure himself against
Atkinson.
1t seems that Jayne still hads his office in
the Custom House here, although it was re.
ported from Washington recently that the
Secretary OF the Treasury accepted his resig-
nation.
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THE SRIKE ON THE ERIE r r.
Great EXcitement---The State Mill
tia in the Field.

Susquehana Depot, Pa, % Sheriff Ilelme
of this county arrived here at midnight Nth a
party of forty assistants, but has made no ef
fort thus lar to reclaim the engines seized by
strikers. The paymasters car arrived last
night. The strikers have still possession Of
the entire works and all trade is entirely sus-
pended.
The strikers have raised the blockade of
passenger trains, but still refuse to allow any
freight to pass
The strike has broken out again and the
road is completely blockaded. This evening
Sheriff Hcime teegraphed to Gov. nartrauit
for fifteen hundred troops.
| A despatch was received here from Govern
or Hertrautt, saying that Gen. Osborne is or
dered to move his division to this place at
once.
Another despatch is received with refer
eree TO the troops. which says: "Ihe troops
will be here to- morrow morning"
Su,quehanna, %, IL p. Nj Five hundred
men under Gen. Osborne Will arrive here in
twenty minutes. Affairs are quiet bur the
strikers are cool, retaining complete control
CT atiails Wee President Clark, OF the Erie
Co., arrived here at 3 O'Clock A. NJ. The
troops coming froja Scranton are SAID to be
poorly armed.
.o,,;,r - l;ot, L,t,n. ,',.e 49,, a.s;,'d
| More are en- route.
=. - ~ .,r,..,..,.,,
on,,,,rlo, ,ri,I, 80 ,,,-,,,,,,;,.,. 80
ers. and wi! sul,nj a proposition to them Tor
acceptance. THIS IS done 10 avoid a collision
with the troops. The committee will bring
s',(,,, =. 4',;|l,. sa,,I,a ~, ,.',l to
and about half re-emplOyej.
. y n VA, p.a.;ai., qua. -. o....,.,
4 = =, INV, ,dr',an ,..;'.a at,' ',,
awaiIins. the acctn,auce or reiecfion ot The
Companv's propo,iti,n.
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OHIO.

Cincinnati, %. W. j. Tirrell the Gov
ington correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com
mprcial, shot and killed Hon. Harvey Myers,
at Covihgton, KY, this noon.
Colonel Tyrreil after shooting Harvey
Meyers at Covngton, this noon, did not at
tempt to escape. His friends think he is on
the verge of insanity, owing to domestic trou-
bies, his wife having made application for
divorce. Some months ago he received stall,
wound which was near proving fatal Myers
was Mrs. TyrreHs Attorney, ana il appears
he gave offence to Col. Tyrreli by putting
certain questions TO him during examina-
ton OF the divorce case in court this morning.
| Fyrrell went to Myers room after examna-
ton and an alteration ensued. Myers or
defed fyrrell out Of the room and the latter
refused to 60. Myers then attempted to eject
him when TyrreiE fred upon him The dying
! declaration of Myers was taken.
Cincinnati, 20 The Women's Temperance
League have received Mayor Johns,on's
Proclamation, prohibiting street praying be-
fore the saloons. but have not indicated their
future policy. An immense meeting at which
$500 people were present, was held at the
Exposition tonight, at which speeches were
made by Judge Whitman. Judge Taft, Robbie
Lthantha and others in behalf of the license
law.
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" hSIiiN(.TDN.

Washington, Mar % The session of the
House to-day for debate on the currency
hill. Speeches were mode by Bright, Whit
home, Buckner, Cotton and SCHNEIDER.
The Senate was NOT in session to-day.
The following were the balances in the
Treasury oday:-
Currency, $3.50 1886
Special deposit of legal tenders tor
redemption certificates certih-
Gates ct deposit, 5l,475 600
! Coin, sG,7GS s3S
Coin certificates, 5000 800
| Outstanding legal tenders, So 600, 900
Admiral Porters condition is more favora-
ble tonight.
The Secretary of the Treasury has direct
ed the assistant Treasurer at New York to
sell ST 600, 900 of Gold each Thursday dur
ing April, $1,000 600 in all.
The House judiciary Committee held
meeting over three hours long on the Geneva
award. After long discussion it voted that
no provision be made for re-imbursing any in
surance companies for losses sustained under
pol cies insuIing vessels destroyed by rebel
cruisers
! The Secretary .; the Navy to-day sent an
order To the fourth Auditor of the Treasury
requiring that officer to pay the amount Of
/ ptlZc DpuUty money uue l1r lHe capture Oh
New Orleans and the destruction OF the ene-
my ships. The total amount ofprize moRey
proper is $3.50, 900, and 100000 additional
bounty for the destruction of rebel vessels.
| The number of United States ships of war
that took part in these engagements is Al,
and the number of officers and men who will
share the prize awards is between 2500 and
5000. OF the amount of the award the
| Farragut estate will receive about $500 One
of the causes of the delay of this distribution
was the consideration of the question as to
| what share the Division Commanders should
have. There were three divisions in the fleet
commanded respectively by Admirals Bailey,
Porter, and Fleet and Captain Bail, each OF
whom will be entitled to one ittieth OF the
award as Division Commanders. All other
officers of the fleet will receive their shares In
| proportion to their respective Rates OF pay
| The Secretary OF the Navy has endeavored TO
include the names of all persons on his lists
who were borne on the ships books or who
were actually aboard the ships doing duty un'
der competent orders during the engagements
preceding and At the time of the occupation
of New Orleans by the United States forces.
| The lists include wounded sailors and detach-
nients from other ships, and are thought TO be
| correct.
| IL will require from six weeks to two
months for the fourth Auditor 10 get up cleri-
cal lists for this distribution. Efs
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Consumptives and all inclined that way in
he least, will remember that DR.. S. d.
lowe, proprietor of the Arabian medicines,
| vl begin his receptions to morrow at his
,srlors in the Augusta House, where he will
give examinations and advice free of charge.
Frequently on the examination of patients the
loctor rells them their condition so accurate
|y and faithfully, that they have offered him
LIBERAL sums of money; but this he has uni
ormly refused. His examinations are really
made "without Noney and without price"
The pubic should not class DR.. Howe with
he quacks that are SO numerous i'll the coun-
Try; he Is Il regularly educated pii, stefan with
IA large Practice AID experience, and only
comes ttis way 1T the earnest solicitation of
several OF his former patients who have visi-
ted him and received his help in New York
He will remain at the Augusta House for
three days only-Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
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The Stomach's Revenge.

The stomach cannot be matreated with IMMUNITY.
Overload it with food itritate it with fiery liquors,
impair its activity vitae its juices by any out.
rage the laws of health, and it nges itself
through the liver, the bowels, the kidneys the
BRAN or the nervous syster.., and sometimes
through all these organs Simultaneously, or in sue
cession. There is scarcey any variety of bodily
or mental pain or discomfort which it does not In
lct upon those who abuse and overtask its pow
els. Under these circumstances there is but one
medicins To which the sufferer resort to with
the ce tainty of obtaining immediate and perma.
nent relief. The most wholesome and genial OF all
stomachics and cnrectives Hostetter's stomach
Bitters, produces an immediae and most benif-
cent change in the condition of the patient. The
whole digestive system Is at once invi2orated and
soothed. the liver regulated and toned the bowels
relieved OF all distractions, the spirits cheered,
and the relaxed nerves strengthened and steaded.
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voluntary absence of resident member from
the communion of the church and from its
public worship, does not dissolve the coven.
ent, but is reasonable ground Of sdmonitisn,
and if persisted in of final censure when a
regular COMPLAINTS made agains, such menu
Der that III some other respect Ire violates the
law OF Christ and especially when the com.
plant is that he calculated and promoted
seasdAIs' derogatory to the christian integrity
Of the pastor, and injurious to the reputation
ofthe church" The consideration that he
has long ago forsaken the church is only su
aggraration Of his alleged fault In regard to
the future relations between these churches
and the Plymouth Church, we express our
hope that the very extraordinary proceedings
which gave accession for the spOndence
ard for this council will not be precedent
for the guidance ofthat church hereafter.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
1aily Eennsbee Jourual.
- - -
NEW HAMPSHIRE l..

Laconia, IS. Blodgett, the wife murderer
committed suicide Saturday morning. He
was found by the jailor about six o'clock
suspended to bar in his cell by strip OF
shee ting, which he had torn from his bed. He
WAS quite warm, but lite was extinct. The
coroner was summoned and took possession
of sundry papers which the deceased had left
A prisoner heard Bodgett speak about tw o
hours before the jailor arrived. He left a his
tory of his life, letters to his children, and
directions concerning his burial. He was A
years old on Wednesday last.
The Mayor and Aldermen last night, APP
pointed Charles X. McCary, City Marshal
and Quincy A. Woodward Chief Engineer
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TELEGRAMs IN GENERAL.

PiIsburg despatch says that the ladies
have daring the past few days visited over
400 saloons, but without accomplishing any
perceptible good result. a general visit will
be made to all the saloons to-day.
The colored citizens of Brooklyn met las {
night to arrange tor erecting monument to
Sumner.
At the Sanborn inyestig CATION 10 Washing
ton Friday, Mr.. Woodbridge, counsel for
Sanborn, apclogized for the absence of his
ctlent. The examination of Sanborn was
finally postponed until after the close of his
trial in New York.
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GARDINER, Saturdays, johnson
Stables.
Young Lanbe1.ty

BY Daniel Lambert, by Ethan Allen by Black
Hawk dam by st. Lawrence. Record, :S4>
r. lalivcs to Pocahontas. 2:l7k Ethan Allen, , rs
double: Honest Allen, 10; Sensation 81 a Hot
Spur, 2:?34i Billy Barr "a; Major Allen, rs ;
Gomez, 2:e7; Nouesuch, %: Fanny Allen, 20
Warwick, years old 2:2s; and a host of others
who can heat 30 Lambert is four this summer
and can speed in 40 gait finely formed, beautiful
ly gated, and near perfect as horses can be
made by careful study Of the source OF all rotting
blood from which the best of trotters have sprung
10 will be seen that the animals offered are.each
Of the very best trotting blood, and especially to
cross with Knox mares. They are put at very low
figures 10 induce persons to breed trem something
that will pay Gentlemen. give us a visit
Mares sent in our Are " i'll receive he he st of at
tentlon. We will AXE a few promising colts to
handle and iml iove, sell. &c. Horses and colts
kept by year at low rates. For further particulars
address
maI2s.tMW&S&wtf +. A. r. ADAMS,
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Maine Mnnufacturing News.


''"'e 4'"a'y 'o''pa"'es /" rdt"i'nR'o'
VIZ ,"O'' "'eu ny "e i"s' ire"i"'ufe
""e' '"e ;, '''''"e."" 9.a'e company,
R.lch.r also tho ..ssndy p,yar sIa,, Ca,,,.
nan, ",wnedt,v Nes.r. + = Nv ana
!, P,n.bury. Roth If the ouarries ar. sim,
,tad ahout half milo iran, ~. ,,,iroad ds,
in an easy loc,,nn for tra;nnre and aas,
access M,.srs Ahhoft and Dnw saw ,ss, =,
soon az HE p,ound il in sn,,ahIe rnod,,,on
active orer,,ipns will he h. gnn for ,hnran,,t.
lv onan,,g I'm. nn,rr,.. md .In,,li ~. -.
nro,e As good AZ snerin,rns tak..r ,Le,strnn,
huiIa;n,s u,Il h.. .r,c,.d tor rIa,;na ,,''ll.I
in, and martl.;ziny .l,,e and ,ba lr.rr;-.
will b., worked win 4 laryc to,ce Of wn,t.
,,on
-.,
~ s.I.ne was ,"s' He'N ~ Pf'V'esS among
c,,a' az ~ sl'e -. '%,uia:'p's VI ~
cummings va "ou'" Der" icK. Inc
nair winch was r.fused and ,hn ar,;ra ar,.
fl,e,n j, nnmbcr struck Man, o,hsrs u,orl
nm, on occourt of ,,,o s,n,,aa.. - ,l,,, -,
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UEMBoLD's BUCHU is the only reliable rem
edy for diseases of the urinary organs. Take
it in season, and do not be imposed upon by
quacks and imposters.
We are glad to learn that the absence of the
celebrated DR.. Hembold has not prevented
the continued manufacture of the Buchu. so
well known as the only efficient remedy for
diseases of the kidneys and urinary organs
There are counterfeits of this most excellent
medicine. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John +. Henry, New York. Sole
Agent. Sold by all druggists.
maI2J. +eod&wlw
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FELLOWS CoMPoUND SYRUP OF IYpoPHos-
PHIrEs is prescribed by the best physicians in
every city and town where it has been intro
duced, and it is thoroughly orthodox prep
aration.
ExrRAcT.-After a fair and protracted trial
of Fellows Compound Syrup of gIypophos-
phite, We consider it a very valuable tonic, far
surprising many others Of considerable re.
pute, and well worthy the confidence of the
profession generally.
A. H. CHANDLER, NJ ID.
ii. A. JAcoBs, NJ. ID.
M0ncton, n. B., November 9. 1867.
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do so, die day being calm. But that while he

do so, die day being calm. But that while he
was gone to dinner, high wind sprang up
and caused the fire to spread beyond his con-
troll; that he made every effort in his power
to stop it, and sent for the neighbors to assist
him. He therefore claims that he ought to be
acquitted of the charge of carelessness in set
ting the fire, and of negligence in not taking
care of it. The testimony on both sides was
to Monday, at ten A. NJ.
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Meteorological.

your meteorological correspondent was un-
able to furnish the record for February at the
proper time, but as you may like to put 1t on
file, 1t is now sent to you. February, not
withs.anding several warm days, was a cool
month, its moisture varied but little from the
mean. The mean heat of the month fer So
years, is 20.49o this year, l9 3lo, being =
IS, colder than the mean, although it was
9 So warmer than last year. when the Their
mometer was IL times at or below zero; and
this year times The mean moisture of the
month is 1928 inches; :his year 3.33 inches,
pxrpss n q | nj inch
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GEORGIA.

Macon, IS. At the Central City Park to-
day, the first race two mile handick
over hurdles and was won by Chief Engineer
in minutes aud 6 seconds Fire Ball sec
ond, and Joe johnson third. The second
race was a quarter mile dash for yearlings;
Ino won ~ % Ia, Victor second, Fedny
Johnston third. The third race was two
mile dash, won by Limestone, time, minutes
Al seconds, Revenge second Bessie Lee
third. The races closed to-day.
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VIRGINIA..

Richmond, IS. Joseph Mayo, State Treas
urer, having absented himself from the city
since giving his testimony in the trial of Cole
man for forgery, the Governor has designated
Il. +. Colston, chief clerk in the Treas
urer's office, to act as Treasurer pro
tenn. Many rumors prevail regarding
Mayos absence, arising from testimony ad-
dueed IN Coleman's trial, which showed irreg-
ularites if not suspicious circumstances.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Three Men Killed Caused by Care
1essness.

New York, 2S. A collision occurred on
the Pennsylvania Railroad, in Jersey City
this evening in consequence of the negligence
OF the telegraphic signal man. j. Day, fire.
man, was crushed to death; a brakeman
was thrown under the cars, his scull was
crushed and his arm cut off; Conductor
Reyes was fatally scalded; Engineer Metz
was slightly scalded Both locomotives were
badly smashed and several cars injured,
The signal man is under arrest to await the
result of the Inquest.
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CAN AID A.

Toronto, IS. n. II. Kilaby, one of the
oldest politicians in Canada, and formerly
Cabinet Minister, died at Pictou, to-day.
Ottawa, IS. 1t is reported that Rice, the
member Tor Manitoba, is in the city and will
shortly take his seat, thi. being the first ses-
sion Of the new Parliament. fe will not re-
quire to be introduced to the Speaker and it
Is considered improbable that the Clerk will
refuse to administer the oath to him.
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BoswOrth has Just received new stock of
sprir < goods, which he is prepared to make
UP in the latest styles; Mr.. Niles having Just
returned from Boston, where he has been
spending short time to post himself on the
way they are cutting and making up spring
garments. Give him a call
Augusta, March 7th, 1874.
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Personal.


Mrs. Beckwi,h, wife of the Rev. Mr.. Beck
with, pastor of the Unitarian church in this
city, is recovering from severe and danger
GUS illness.
Mr.. Edward Stanwood of the Boston Daily
Advertiser, was in town Saturday.
Ex- Gov. Perham has been chosen President
of the newly organized Androscoggin Insur-
ance Company.
Gen. Plaisted occupied two days in his ar
gument in the Reed trial.
Bishop and Mrs. Nicely will sail about the
2lst Of April for Europe.
Rev. E. c. Bodies formerly ofPorland sails
for Europe in May.
Mrs. Mary f. Lynde of Bangor has been
appointed Administrative on the estate of her
deceased husband, John II. Lynde
Stanley Plummer, Esq, of Bangor, has
been appointed chief and confidential clerk to
Hon. Columbus Delano, Secretary of the In
terror.
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"a Wonder of Medical Science" may
well be applied to DR.. Wis,ars Balsam OF
Wild Cherry. 1t is nearly half century
since TINS remarkable remedy was introduced
to the public, and yet the immediate and en-
viable reputation which it gained by its won
deriul cures of coughs, colds, whoopng
cough, sore throat, influenza, consumption,
end all bronchial complaints. is TO this day
fully sustained. mar25. +eodlw&w
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MASS ACHUSETTS.

Boston, 28. Miss Mary Louisa Shaw who
died January 3lst has b.queathed SGT, 900 to
charitable institutions in Boston, remember
ing Catholics and Protestants, alike.
Four inches of snow tell this morning, and
rapidly disappeared.
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WEATHER..
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
Washington, d. c. March 20.
Washington, 20, p. M. On Gulf, Middle
and Eastern States falling barometer rising
temperature, north to southwesterly winds,
clear and partly cloudy weather.
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Notice of Superintendent of Durials.

Having accepted the position of Superin,
tendent of Burials, to which | have been
elected by the board OF Aldermen o. this city,
parties desiring my services may leave their
orders at Titcomb's Drug store; and they
will be promptly and faithfully attended to.
GEORGE b. HoYT.
Augusta, March q, 1874 tlw
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Cincinnati Produce Market.
Cincinnati, March az.

PROVlSIONS--quie..
POkk--i6 o. 4 l6 90
LAkD--sLeam gAsa9A; kettle 36s9's.
BULK MEATS-shoulders So Ga clear rib sides
SO clear sides S4 9
BACON shoulders ga g; clear rib sides "a q
"a clear sides "a s9a.
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