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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-07
nuin.s of the City Council.

At the special meeting of the city council, or
saturday last, Alderman Thompson, from special
committee, reported in favor of building drain
on Green street. size 20x30 inches, about 800 feet
long, costing from $l.00 to $l2j per ueal foot
Accepted.
On motion of Aldermen Whi,ehouse, permits
sion wa, granted to G. b. kttrcdge ard Miss
Gaslin to sell fireworks until July 9th.
On motion Of Alderman Libby, permission was
granted James Is. Moore to erect two posts in
front Of his house on Winthrop street.
ON petition of Deliver & Pishon and G. W.
Quinby, presented by Alderman Libby, the street
commissioner for the western district was directed
TO repair the concrete sidewalk in front of DOLL.
yer Il Pishon store.
On motion of ALDERMAN Nash
Ordered, That tie mayor and committee on ac-
counts be and Ii rehy are authorized to employ
some competent and suitable person to examine,
under their direction all the accounts OF Thomas
Lit,H, Esq, treasurer and collector, for the years
when he has held said Offices, with the view to an
carly settlement of said accounts between the city
and said Thomas Little, Esq. And the may or and
comm tee on accounts are requested to report to
the city council, at the next regular meeting, if
possible, the result of such examination.
An order to ie-light the street lamps and erect
20 new ones, moved by Alderman Libby, passed
the Board Of Aldermen. That part relating to
lighting the present street lamps was passed also
by the common council but the part of the order
relating to new lamps failed Of passage in that
branch and was laid on the table.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, July G, 1875.
Flour-eStra spring 25ai 10.
wheat-No. spring cash alO,'.; -al0}k July
Aug, 10ilsa.
Corn--No. mixed, cash. G9its Ang., 7O1.a--i
COLA July.
Oats-No. }, iii cash; July, 53i1a-: -a40ss
- Aug.
Rye-No. 2 91a93
Barley-No.2 spring HALO cash; al 0. Sept
Dressed Hogs 900as 30.
Pclk-l9 7Oal9 20 cash; 10 2O-al9 so Aug. 10 %
al9 95-Sept.
Lard-l3 l2Gal3 IL cash: - GOALS go Ang
Il 45a- Sept.
Bulk Meats shoulders S4a-; short rib mid
pa; short clear mid alp.
Hams - his average 4.
Whiskey-ll6l2all7.
Freighls-Corn to Buffalo, "a a; wheat do q.
a..
Recepts-li 00Q -four; $500 wheat; 272 o0Q corn
1000 oats; 900 rye 0t0l barley.
shipments --l5.00 honr, GIL 00G wheat; 2O5, zoe
corn 1900 oats: 20 600 barley 90 rye.
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Sailing and Rowing Regatta, &c.

Portland, July G. Independence Day was ceo-
lratcd by the usual salutcs and ringing Of bells at
sunrise, noon ard sunset. At eight O'Clock in the
morning the rowing regatta took place in the
! front halbor. The first race was two miles, for
four cared shells, with four entrcs-two boats by
the Emerald Club ard two by the Portland Club.
| The Emcrald's first crew won the first prize SO
in IA minutes and 50 seconds. The Portland
double crew won the second prize, so, in II min
utes and 43 seconds.
| The second race was two miles, for working
boats, with three entries-Pilot, whose time was
II H. 45 $, and Fair Play, time G NJ, s.. the lat
| ter having but two men was allowed 10 seconds a
mile, making their time tie same as Pilots, and
the first prize, $50, was divided between them
"Cutters Crew." time l6 M, 40 $; this crew lost
an oar.
The thild race was for single sculls, two miles,
with four entries. NJ. F. Davis took the first prize,
$50, in Is 81; \. T. Stewart, I'd, $50, time Is 80
j. o. Donnell, Sd, $40, time not taken
At 10 o'clock procession marched through the
principal streets composed as follows
Colonel Benson, Chief Marshal.
Police.
Chambers Band.
Auburn Light Infantry, Capt. Young.
Montgomery Guards, Portland, Capt. Mcmahon.
Norway Light Infantry, Capt. Whitmarsh
Portland Mechanic Blues, Capt. Pencil.
Bangor Cornet Band.
Jameson Guards, Bangor, Capt. Small.
Biddeford Light Infantry, Captain Andrews.
Portland Light Infantry, Lieut. Proctor.
City Guards, Lieut.. Chase, Charlestown, Mass.
Capital Guards, Augusta, Capt Smith.
Sheridan Cadets, Portland, Capt Somers.
Portland Cadets. Capt. Winslow
Portland Band.
Bosworth Post G.. A. II.
Institute Band, Bddeford
Portland Fire Department.
At 2 o'clock, p. IN. the yacht race took place,
open to all regular yacht Clubs; distance ID miles
for the first and second class, ard seven and half
miles for the third class
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W ACElfAS.
Stabbillo ARRAY,

Machiss, July 6. Jesse Alres, SORT Of yagrant,
hailing from East Machias, called at Sarah F..
Tomey's house, yesterday, in Deblois, Begging
The woman hesita.ed to comply with Ayres' wish
es, when he stabbed her about the neck and
shoulders, making dangerous wounds. Ayrcs was
pursued. arrested and lodged in Machias jail this
afternoon.
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ltASTPOitT.
The 4th in EastpOrt.

Ehastpyrt, July ). The day has been celebrat
cd with national salute OF bells rowing race
canoe race by squaws, regatta, foot race, Indians
sack races, lcaping, vaulting greasy pole, &c.
At Pembroke there was a band concert, horse
race, base ball, and in TIE evening grand ball.
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Sherin's Sale.

KENNEBEC SS-Taken on Execution, and
will be sold ~ public auction, on saturday, the
twenty day oJuly, D., 1873, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon, at my Office in Augusta in said
county, all the right which Orvile w. Malcolm Of
China, has to a conveyance of the land and build
ings following, by virtue of bond or contract Civ.
en- to him by Henry C. Hamilton, viz: situated in
China, in said county, and bounded on the west by
land owned or occupied by Allen Malcolm; ON the
north by Branch stream, so called, on the east BY
the saw mill lot and on the south by the road lead
ing to the saw mill, containing threefourhs OF an
acre, more or less It being the same premises deed
ed by Charles Parmeter to Henry Z. Hamilton, Feb.
2lst, 1873, and same now occupied by said Oryille
W, Malcolm. The right to conveyance OF said
premises is subject 10 the payment by said Malcolm
TO said Hamilton of the sum of els and interest
from April, 1875 in the manner following, VIA
so 90 in April, ls7e $50 20 in April 1871, and STOW
in April, 1878. a,-,n
Augusta, June lith 1873. S".'
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WASHINGTON.
The Black Hills.

Washington, July 6. Walter p. Jenrcy, geol-
ogist of the Black Hills expedition, in letter to
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, dated June
% says that while examining the gravel deposits
at the north berd of Castle creek, lie found gold
in small quantities in bans terraces of alluv la
quartz gravel, resting on the bed OF a rock about
ten feet above the present level of the stream.
The area Of these bars was quite limited. lie
gold which they contained had evidently been
furnished by the quarts veins travcrsng the
states aorg the stream. There was considerable
excitement among the soldiers and teamsters,
about gold, on the arrival of the expedition on
French creek, but as no one obtained even by
several hours hard labor more than few cents
worth OF gold dust none of the command was
atjerward seen working for the precious metal.
About u miners have located claims on the
creek The reports that they give of the richness
of gravel bars are greatly exaggerated. Jcnney's
prospecting shows general diffusion OF small
quantities of gold over a large area. lie had
sunk shaft ID feet to a bed of rock near the
stockade and obtained but trace of gold. Moth
ing has as vet been discovered to warrant eXtcn-
,iye mining operations.
Tonnage Tax Increased.
Washington, July 6. The tonnage tax at Mala-
ga has been increased - cents making it SllG
per ton.
Financial.
The work of roteemng National Bank notes is
daily ircreasing. The indications that during
the month the receipts will average about nil
lion and quarter each day.
Custom rece ipts o.day, S3l9 go.
The comptroller of the currency reports that
the additional circulation issued during June was
ST 6l5525. The increase of bank circulation was
during the year 81 ,91S, S26. There are $3.50
666 of legal tender notes on deposit for the pur-
pose of retiring ejaculation July lst.
Contracts Awarded.
The contracts for furnishing supplies to the
Navy Yards throughout the country, the bids for
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BRUNSWICK.
Educational.

Brunswick, July 6. There a large attend
ance at the prize defamation by the unior class
last evening. First paize was awarded to Georec
I. Prince, Boston; second, Charles A. Perry,
Brunswick. College board met Yesterday, but
transacted no business of interest to the public.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

IIHtIhNalI, July o, Too.
PORk-irm, at so cog
LARD-steam l3i4 az; kettle, 14eI414.
BULK MEATS-shoulders So q clear rib sldes
1lAd}i clear sides Pa a.
BACoN-shoulders 9ls9-; clear rib sides l23l
a; clear sides l34s d,
WHISKEY- lIi-d.
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Which Side of the River Pays the Taxes

Which Side of the River Pays the Taxes
Since certain members of the City Governm ent
have endeavored to array the east side of the fv-
CT against the west side, and cry Economy at
certain expenditures in the thickly settled wards,
for lights ETC., the matter of taxes and expendi-
lures has been examined.
For the year 1874 ., the assessors books sho W
that the whole tax for the city was $97 ,47l.9. OF
this $3l 1868 80 was State and county taxes or, in
round numbers three -tenths. The three wards, .,
and on the east side pay SIS, DISTRIBUTING
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FAIRFIELD.
Drowned.

Especial despatch to the Kennebec Journal
Fairfield, July 6. Cony Sexton, a river driver,
was drowned this afternoon while starting lam
of logs on the short turn.
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tAarrirn.

In this city, 5lh inst by Elder W. p Jackson,
Mr.. Robert Fisher of Augusta, to Miss Adelia far'
brother OF Etna.
In Pittston, 4h inst. by Rev. q. G. Wnslow,
Mr.. Alonzo w. Priest to Miss Anna A. Whitehousf,
both of Nassalboro'.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Obituary..

Providence, July 6. Robert IL. Ives senior
partner OF the house of Brown & Ives, died this
evening, after an illness of several weeks, aged
II years.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
A Denial.

Boston, July 6. The Herald will publish to-
morrow the result on an interview with President
Gould of the Manufacturers Fire and Marine In
surance Company, relative to the difficulty be-
tween that, COMPANY and the National Board. He
states that the company has not yet been expelled
faom the National Board.
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Boston Stock List.

Boston, July j. lS.j.
lSales at the Brokers' Boardl
Eastern Railroad. 2G1.
Portland, Saco Il Portsmouth X. r, l0,la
Boston and Maine Railroad, 1873.
Union Pacific sinking fund IS %
Second Call.
Eastern Railroad. IS, old bonds, 9ls.
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Severe Thunder Storms.

There was heavy thunder storm this evening.
Nyack, July G. There was dreadful storm
here this evening, with very heavy rain and hail,
high wind and ncessant thunder and lightning
Aben Newman and Jacob Tucker, while lathing a
house, were killed instantly by lightning. A
horse was killed standing in a stable. Houses
were unrooted and trees torn up by the roots
Immense damare was done.
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4 VI urder.

Port Jersis, July 6. Ezra Huntington was
shockingly beaten by his step father, O. c. Girls
wold last evening, for drunkenness, and elected
from the house lie soon returned and shot Girls
wold dead. He was arrested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-07

New YORK, July 7, I6I3.
Money cary at 2a2 per cent. on call. Sterling ex-
change was iirm at 4sG1a4s7 for bankers 60 days
sterling, 49Oai9O for demand. Gold opened at llI1s
and closed M. with sales at --. Rates paid for
carrying were l and 2 per cent. Custom Re-
ceipts 1856 COO. The Assist Treasurer paid out
S7oO0) in interest and $500 in redemption OF
bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-07

The steamer Magnet yesterday began her reg
ular trips from the Kennebec to Boothbay and
Squirrel Island. She had good compliment Of
| PASSENGERS and freight.
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THE CHARTER OAK
WIN ER ,

Lightcs best easiest running and cheapest. BE
sure and see it before you purchase. For sale by
CHAS. W, Stafford, & son,
Augusta
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They sold Neal Dow" drinks in Portland on
the fourth at least they were advertised. They
must have been free from intoxcauts. Did any
of our Kennebecers try them
Rev Mr.. Penney baptised five candidates in the
Kennebec river on Sunday last.
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Nominations by the Governor.

The following nominations have been made by
the Governor and confirmed by the Council:
TO SoLEMNIZE MARRIAGEs.-Smeon c. Whit
comb, Dover; f. {. Sherburae, No. Waterford
5. II. Meads, Lewiston.
NOTARY PUBLIC.-Addison Small, Lewiston.
JUSTICES PEACE AND QCoRUM.-G. I. Stevens,
West Waterville; John II. Hlllaid, Oldtown /;
Curtis Stevens, Castine; J. |. Hopkins, New Port
land Geo. F. Newell, Lexington Mal Mosman,
Union.
TRIAL JrsTCEs.-John Whitney, Exeter; NJ.
Mayteld, Pittsfeld; n. W. Randall, Winslow.
INSPECTORS OF FIsH-Charles Stevens, Jr.,
Georgetown; ID. l.. Fernald, Portland.
COEONER.-Edward S. Button, Athens.
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FOR EItsN.
Spain.

Madrid, July G. The French gunboat ORR
famine has arrived at the city, TO protect the
French subjects.
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Sumner j. Chsdbourne, Esq, of Dixmont, the
able and accomplished Clerk of the Maine House
of Representatives, has been spending few days
in this vicinity.
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VIRGINIA..
Sinking of the Tug Lumberman.
Drowning Of Ten Persons.

No folk, July 6. The sinking of the tug Lum-
herman, last night, has caused profound sensa-
ton here Ten persons were drowned and only
three bodies were recovered Two OF these, Jos.
Wilson and Miss Borum, were found near
Fortress Monroe, nearly two miles from the see ne
of the disaster A section of the Norfolk Light
Artillery Blues to-day have been firing twelve
FOUNDER gun about the spot where the bodies are
supposed to be lying.
Killed by Lightning.
During thunder storm this afternoon, in Ports
mouth two youths named Guthrie and Hubbard
were killed by lightning, and the schooner Wind
ward, lying at the WHAT, had her mainmast splin-
tered
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Commissioners Notice.

'INIIE undersigned Commissioners appointed by
1 the Judge OF Probate for kennebec County,
10 receive and examine the claims of creditors
against the estate of Alexander Golen, late OF
Winthrop, deceased, represented nsolvent, give
notice that six months from the twenyeighth day
of june 1875, are allowed for said cred
tors to present and prove their claims, and that
they will be III session for the purpose OF receiving
said claims and proof, at the office Of Samuel TIT
comb in Angus Ia, in said county, at ten O'Clock IN
the forenoon Of each DAY, on Saturday the 2ith day
OF November and on saturday, the lsth day OF
December EeXt. -
SAMUEL TITCOMB,
3w29 +. W. WIIiTEHOUSE.
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Drowned.

Fall River, July 6. Six boys between the ages
of and IL, were drowned about o'cock to-day,
while bathing.
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Difo.

In this CT V, 4th inst, Benjamin Franklin, son Of
Eben Il. aud Susan Shorey, aged weeks.
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Killed by Lightning.
HALIFAX.
PERSONAL.

Hal fax, July 6. George Brown, the oarsman,
has had relapse. His condition is considered
hopeless.
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LEWISTON.
No Celebration.

Lewiston, July s. The day has been quiet, pri-
vate picncs being the only entertainment in this
vicinity. Large trains left for Bath and Portland
and Old Orchard.
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Drowned.

Saturday afternoon Nelly Murray, aged 10, and
Margaret Griffin were drowned while bathing at
Sabattus.
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Weather ProbabiiiIe. for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States
slightly cooler partly cloudy weather, rain areas,
winds veering to north or west and rising baron
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-07

| Two base Ian matches were played. IN the
! morning two junior clubs -Mountaineers ard
Hay nakers-payed for a purse Of S25, the latter
club winning Ii to 3. In the afternoon the Res
olutes of this city played the Androscoggins Of
Lewiston. for purse Of SO. The Resolutes won
by a score of l6 to 4.
Presumpscot trotting park was opened for the
first time. There was very large attendance,
including many from Boston aad other cities
Two races were trottcd. The first race was for
purse Of $3.50, for the 8 minute class.
Fred Hight, Boston, INNS. b 5
! Sterling / /
/ ohm Trout, Boston, INNS.
T. Il. French ,
! Lon Morris, IIaverhill, INNS. g e
George A. Aver ) )
l.. J. Brar kett, Windham, Ne. ms b g
/ LATHE Fred 3 .
Mingo ) DR..
F. H. Chase, Portland, mus.
Joanna ti>t.
I Time-2.4l IL, 2l0, . 40 3 4, 2.39.
Second race, 23S class, purse 5000
A. Woodward, Boston, INNS. b IN
Lady Neil 1910
Dan Bseley, Boston, INNS. m
Lady Daggett /
!. z. 3. Wheelden, Bangor, INNS. z 9
Honest Farmer , > }
Lon Morris, lIaverhill, INNS. br
John :. Head i /
J. Goldng Boston, INNS gg
Ned ) )
Timc-2 - u, > 81, . :35 81, , 81 II.
Great satisfaction was EXPIRE. >ed with the course
and ali the arrangements.
The day closed with an exhibition Of fireworks.
A large concourse of people was pc seLt ilom ali
parts of the State.
The Portland Light Infantry have escorted
their guests (Charles,own City Guards on an en-
curson to Schago Lake, to-day.
That Liquor Agency.
The case of the State vs.. VIM. Weeks, City Lii
quor Agent, the Aldermanic arpointee, came be-
fore the Municipal Court this morning, and was
argued by Hon. Bion Bradbury for the prosecu-
ton and Hon. l.. b. Reed for the defense. The
decision was postponed until Friday.
Collision.
| Two freight trains collided on the Grand Trunk
| Railroad, near North Yarmouth, this morning,
owing to the slippery rails. Not much damage
was done.
POstpOnement.
The races at Presumpscot Park, this afternoon,
were postponed, owing to the slippery condition
of the track.
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The Governor and Council began brief session
at the State House yesterday afternoon at four
o'clock. The claim of Hon. Abner Coburn for
land was before that body. In 1850 the legisla-
ture granted to the Maine Central Institute two
townships Of lard, location not specified, and the
number of acres not stated, although it was I'M
derstood that township contains q, 900 acres.
One township was purchased by Gov. Coburn.
Twenty thousand acres he has secured, but locat
ing the remaining 5000 acres it was done upon
land previously granted to the European & n. A.
Railway. \ previous council voted to authorize
the Land Agent to set apart the 5000 acres claimed
by Gov. Coburn, but the matter neglected,
and it is again brought up for the consideration
Of the council. No decision was reached. A
pardon was granted to Cyrus F Mitchell of York
county, in Auburn jail for PERJURY His pardon
was granted on recommendation of the Judge
who bound him over for trial, and also Of the Co.
Attorney, the prisoner having already served out
the larger portion Of his sentence. The Council
will adjourn to day.
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KENNEBEC COUNTY.--At Court Of PROBATE
held al Angusta, on the fourth Monday Of June,
1875.
SAMUEL TITCOMB, Administrator on the
y estate OF Eliza Rollins, late OF Augusta
in said County, deceased having presented
his second account of administration of The estate
of said deceased for allowance:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given TO all
order three weeks successively in the Kennebec
Journal, printed at Augusta, that they may appear
at a Probate Court to be held at Augusta, in said
county, on the fourth Monday of July next and
show cause, if any, why the same should not be
allowed.
H. X. BAKER, Judge.
true copy.
Attest: CHARLES iIEwINs, Register. 3w29
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Following is the summary of
ton Of the crowd.
the different races

Three minute class. $40 to first, 800 to second,
$40 to third. The following entries were made
r. Gibson, b Rival; Ed. Gechell, Bradley
A. III. Rice, bn IN Minnehaha; Silas Bates, z
Wing; Fred Jakns, m Lady Knox Stranger,
b m Augusta; Stranger, b Henry NJ. Stranger
was drawn. The rest started with following re-
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kENNEBEC COUNTY-At q Court Of Probate
he'd at augusta, on the fourth Monday Of June,
1875.
WILLIAM p. WHITEHOUSE, Administrator
w on the estate ofGeorge Taylor, late of Hal
lowell, in said county, deceased, having presented
ms 1fst account oil administration of the estate OF
said deceased for allowance:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given to all
persons interested by publishing copy of this Or
Journal, printed in Augusta, that they may appear
at Probate Court to be held at Augusta in said
County, on the fourth Monday OF July next
and show cause, ifany, why the same should not be
allowed. IL. X. BAKER, Judge.
true copy.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register. Sw29
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NEW YORK.
Hot Weather..

New York, July G. The mercury to-day ranged
from 90 to 81.
Unable to get Bail.
Connels is still in jail, unable to obtain bail.
LOeder.
The expected habeas corpus motion in the case
of Loedcr was not made to-day
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE.
Daily Hennebec Jouraal.
PORTLAND.
Day---Nincty-N Ninth
Anniversary.

GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC DISPLAY.
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KENNEBEC COUNTY.-At Court Of Pro6ete
hetd at 4uytsta on the fourth Monday Of June, 1875
hANID ). WARDWELL, Administrator on the
- estate of Joseph Wardwell, late OF Clinton in
said county, deceased having presented his first
account of administration Of the estate Of said de-
ceased for allowance:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given to all
persons Interested by publishing copy OF this
der three weeks successfully in the Kennebec
Journal, printed at Augusta that they may APP
pear at Probate Court to be held ut Augusta, 10
said county, on the fourth Monday OF July next,
and show cause, if any, why the same should not
be allowed.
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