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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-26

Annual Meeting of the Maine lIom9O.
pathic Society.

Annual Meeting of the n aine IIomeO.
pathic Society.
Bangor, May %. The ninth annual meeting Of
the Maine Homeopathic Society was held here
to-day. An able address was delivered by Moses
Dodge, NJ. d., of Portland, President of the So
cicty, on "The Past, Present and Future of HON.
ropathy." Several important subjects were dis
cussed and the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year;
Sumner Ii. Boynton Rockland, Pres ident.
ID. j. Graves, Saco, and I. l.. Bradford, SHOW
hogan, Vice Presidents.
d. {. Perkins, North Nassalboro, Recording
Secretary.
j. b. Bell. Augusta, Corresponding Secretary.
VIM. Gallupe, Bangor, Treasurer.
Censors-Wm. Gallupe, Bangor; H. B. Eaton,
Rockport George P. Jeferds, Bangor; d. p.
Graves, Saco; NJ. S. Berry, Bath.
Three members have died during the year, and
two new members were elected.
The next annual meeting will be held in Port
land, the fourth Tuesday In May, 1876
The Weather.
This has been by far the hottest day of the sea
son, the thermometer standing at 80 degrees in
the shade at noon.
Bangor Art Association.
The first spring exhibition of the Bangor Art
Association closes tomorrow having been alike
cieditable to the artists and to the city.
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WARREN LOCALS.
Affair.

| Let me correct an error in my last notes. II
should have been Warren Shoe Co.. instead OF
| Warren Manufacturing Co. The latter means the
| Wooden Mill, and there is no need Of 5oryo'ged
capital there
| The alcwives have come but not very rlentifuly
| Each head Of family is entitled to two hundred
| fish provided he pays the town agent forty cents
and secure them before some other ticket
holder gets them all. No1e arc supposed to be
| taken except under the town supervision. Jet re-
| port say some black y folks further down the
| river spend their nights III drawing their Ycines
| The officers of justice occasionally peep at them
| from some secure hiding place the bank and
| let the fishermen 90 also with their plumber. The
officers dsnt want the fishermen to 90 unpunishod
| but don't like to modest them because report says
| fishermen don't fight, etc. Yet our guards, Oh
| what YOU may call them, are brave men.
| On the strength of good run Of fish, sundiy
smoke houses have been put in order and position
for curing alewiyes. We noticed that had
been left near the river and gang Of precious
rascals had dumped it over the bank and it was
lying demolished and partly in the water. This
is but one instance ofthe annoyance of these fell
lows who have no respect fer themselves or care
for property. The value Of the building did not
exceed twenty five dollars, but it belonged TO a
poor old man. Some or ones have taken hold
Of the matter and it is now repaired. We can
scarcely call such things mere boysh freaks.
They are simply vandalism. About the same
spirit OF checking them exists as in regard to Illicit
fishing.
y little gambling Attain last Monday night did
! not get out quite as well for the offender In a
cobblcl's shop Mr.. Robins, trader from Union,
while under the influence Of liquor lost some
mone yin gambling with two men, 4. w. Nash
and \. W. Barlow of Warren, and then the two
latter got Robins pocket book containing one
hundred dollars or more The shoe maker seeing
this called in a witness and obtained the pocket
book " W. Nash and A. w. Barlow (thc latter
bears hard name) were arraigned before Justice
Fales of Hockland ard fined twenty dollars and
costs. w.
Warren Nav Dad -.
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A Notwithstanding Malady.

that insomnia, or inability TO sleep. has become
very prevalent of late years, is sufficiently evl-
tlenced by the fact that numberless remedies have
been introduced within the last decade specially
intended for its cure, and that new sedatives are
continually cropping up. But no medicinal agent
has so widely and clearly established its claims as
genuine soporihc as Hosteiters Stomach Bitters.
Tina, it removes this brain. destroying inability far
more enectually than the bromdes, chioras and
valerianates in USE is not to be wondered at when
consider that such drugs act only on the brain,
which is not the source OF the evil, while the Bit
ten rectify the alimentary disturbances which
originate ii. 1t is admitted by physicians that dys.
pepsia and onassmlaton OF the food produce
sleeplessness. The Bitters overcome these obsta-
cles to repose as well as those urinary troubles
which are also said TO interfere with it. Wine
gas> ul or two OF this wholesome sedltive invigo.
iau ut bed time rarely tails to induce tranquil re
p1sN. may2e teod&Wlw
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Mall0mell loGaI Mems.
Day In HallOweli.

AT an adjourned meeting on Monday evening
of those interested in the observance of Decoration
Day on Saturday afternoon next Mayor Lowell
reported that the engine companies, temperance
organizations, clergy, city government and citi-
| zens generally might be expected to join in the
procession and participate in the exercises. Hal
lowell cornet band has been engaged to furnish
music on the occasion. Messrs. j. L. Nye, VIM.
II. Gilman and O. W. Sims were appointed COM
mittee TO procure cedar for making wreaths and
crosses; and DIR. j. Q. a. Halves was designated
to take charge of contributors of flowers, ever
greens, ETC., and carry them to the cemetery at the
proper time. The committee Oh programme was
authorized to report in print. A committee OF
one from each ward was chosen to obtain the
signatures of all cv-membcrs of the Army and
Navy, for the purpose Of forming organization
to be called "Ihc Army and Navy L nion." Ward
| Capt. John S. Snow; ward 2, Mr.. W. II. Gil
man; ward 3, Mr.. c. II. Williams; ward 4, Mr..
\. C. IIarrington ward ), Lieut.. George s. Full
Ter. Adjourned to Friday evening next, when
final reports of committees will be presented.
In anticipation that the venerable passenger
station of the Name Central r. r. Co.. in this city
will soon be demolished to make way for an ele-
CANT granite structure to be erected this season,
(probably,l enterprising Photographic artist
Morse has taken life-like view Of the building,
its occupants and surroundings, almost "as large
as life and twice as natural" 1t will be cherished
by all lovers of antiquated architecture, and would
make an admirable companion picture for eXhlbi-
ton with views of Noah's ark and the structure
with many gables situated on Dock Square, in the
City of Notions. The Judge, Captain, Lieuten-
ant and Corporal appear in the foreground, stand
ing guard in solemn dignity over the venerable
relics Of past greatness
A special election will be held in Ward Two of
this city this Wednesday, afternoon at o'clock
for the purpose of filing vacancy in the board
Of Common Council, caused by the resig nation Of
A. r. Simmons The polls will close at o'clock,
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. May u, 1871.
Flour-extra spring 00a5 371a
Wheat-No. spring cash l00-a-; Jan. 9sAa
l04 3ta- July.
Corn--So.2 ;. mixed, cash, G91-g May, 60 a.
69ts Jun as3- July.
Oats-No.2 :, G0l2a- cash; July, 76ka-; a6.A.
June.
Rye-No. ?, l05Al05.
Barley-No. . spring ls5ll33 cash; 10 Sept.
Dressed Hogs 900aS Do.
POk-20 75a10 50 cash 81 l2i5a2l Is July; 20 So
a20 s2ls Jun.
Lard--l5 lOal5 10 cash u 10 all 10 Jun. Is 32l.
all 32l, July.
Bulk Meats shoulders sssa-; short rib mid
lll2a- short clear mid al17.
Hams Ii Ms average II.
Whskey-ll1alI1.
Freights-Corn to Buffalo, IA a; wheat do A.
a.
Recepts-ll ,00Q flour; 10000 wheat: 1000 corn
10000 oats; / 900 rye; 1909 barley.
shipments 00e flour: 81 Gtl0 wheat; s. 00C
corn 81 coo oats coo barley. 1860 rye.
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NEW YORK.
Odd Fellows.

CUU FcIIOWs.
New York, May % The Odd Fellows Of an
ada held grand celebration yesterday at Whitby,
Ont, at the dedication of the new Odd Fellows
hall. Schuyler Colfax delivered the Grafton.
Religious.
Rev Henry Lake, formerly Jealous denouncer
Of the public schools, and priest Of st AIMS
Catholic church in 18th street, has recently aban-
doned the pulpit, married a wealthy young lady
Of Laramie, and settled into mercantile business
in California
Fire.
Ithaca, May D. \ fire on South Alsoia ST.
last night, destroyed Davenport d Jowcll's livery
stable. Frees Hotel adjoining, vas y lily dam
aged Loss about $4,000; insured.
Personal.
1t IS announced that President Grant will at
tend the approaching commencement exercises at
Cornell University.
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sror THAT CoUGHi--We have, during the las
scar sold large quantities of DR.. NORRIS SYRUP
or TAR Wild Cherry and Horehound, and believe
it be the very best medicine in use for coughs,
60 DIS sore throat, hoarseness, asthma and all dis
cases of the throat lungs and chest leading 10
and is the best known remedy for whooping cough,
contains no opium, and is pleasant to take. Cough
WON victims, whose lungs are racked and torn
with paroxysms which threaten to choke them, find
sure and speedy relief in its use. Trial size 10
cents. Cali and Inquire about it of Partridge Bros.
or l.. ii. Titc0mb in Augusta, or W. X. Ballard,
Haliowell. Morris 4 Heritage, Phlladelphia, Pro-
prietors. octl1.teodly
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Anniversary Meetings.
RHODE ISLAND.
Meeting of the General Assembly
A Governor and Lieutenant Governor
Elected.

Providence, May %. AT Newport, this after
noon, the General Assembly met in grand COM
mittee and appointed committee to count the
votes cast for general officers at the last election.
After the recess, the committee reported no choice
for Governor or Lieutenant Governor. For
Governor
Rowland Hazard, ind. rep. had SPA
Henry Lipptt, rep. 1868
Chas. r. Cutler dem. 5l56
For Lieut. Governor
Daniel L. Day, ind. rep had 9lS3
Henry +. Sisson, rep. 1912
Lyman Pierce dem. STA
For Secretary of State, j. NJ. Addeman, regular
rep, had IL, 81 majority.
For Attorney General. Willard sayles, regular
rep, had IL $50 maj.
For General Treasurer, Samuel Clark, reg. rep,
IL ,7S9 maj.
The grand committee then proceeded to choose
Governor, from the highest two.
Rowland Hazard had 36
Henry Lppitt 20
And was declared elected Governor.
For Lieut. Gov
Daniel L. Day had 40
Henry Sisson III
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1. your Life worth 10 cents.

Sickness prevails everywhere, and every body
complains OF some disease during Their life. When
sick, the object is to get well now we say plainly
that nj person in this world that is suffering with
Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint and its effects, such
as Indigestion, COstiveness, Sick Headache, Sour
stomach, Heart burn Palpitation OF the Heart, De
pressed spirits Blliousnesr &c, can take Green
August Flower without getting rel hf and cure. II
on doubt this, go TO your druggists, Partridge
Bros. and Henry l.. Fuller, and get sample Bot
lie for 10 cents and try it. Regular size 10 cents
Two do es VIII relieve you.
mavlN. tTrS S&Mif
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CANADA.
Agricultural.

Toronto May 25 The Corn Exchange to-day
resolved to appoint solicitor to protest before
the dominion court of revision against the taxa
ton of grain stored in warehouses.
Election.
Hon. VIM. c. Dougal, the first Lieut.. Gov OF
Manitoba, was to-day elected to represent South
Simcoe in the Ontario legislature.
Marine News.
Quebec, May 25. The captain of the shiI
Harding, now here, states that his vessel was one
of the two ships recently reported ashore on An
ticosti. The other ship, the Giants Causeway, il
ashore and was being stripped
Steamer Sarmatian, from Liverpool, arrived a
Farther Point at 7.30 z. NJ.
A Large Sale.
Ottawa, May %. An extensive lumber firm
here has closed sale Of 1900, 900 feet of lumbe
to q firm in Whitehall.
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MSIN GEN ERAL.

There is to be national banking convention at
Saratoga.
The bids for the new Western Union loan were
all rejected.
1t is stated that Prof. Newbery, the astronomer
of the Black Hills expedition, has resigned his
position.
Ninety miners arrived at Cheyenne, Wyoming
Territory, yesterday, and $50 Monday They
have both parties joiued Carpenters Black Hills
brigade.
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MARY LAND.
Educational.

Baltimore, May %. Rev. John McClosky
President OF Mount St. Mary's College, Emmets
burg, states that the commencement exercise:
will take place this year on Wednesday, June %,
instead Of Wednesday, June 80, as heretofore
This change is made to meet the convenience OF
Cardinal McClosky, who has promised to be pres.
ent, together with the papal ENJOYS Mouselgnor
Roucett Rev. DIR. Ubaldi, and Count Marefosch
and large number of the alumni Of Mount St
Marys,
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City Of Augusta.

rINHE Joint Standing Committee on Accounts will
i meet in the Aidermen's Room, ON Friday,
2cth inst. at O'Clock p. NJ, ito examine all bills
which may be rendered against the city, and allow
them or such part of them they deem TO be just
and to make roll of the to be reported to the
City Council at its next meeting. All demands that
shall not have been placed in the hands of the Com
pittee by halfpast O'Clock on the day above nam
ed, Will be laid aside until the ut meeting of the
Committee. CHAS. f. NASH, \ Committee
q. s. BALLARD,
j. w. CLAPP, on
). l.. BOARDMAN
LENDALL TITCOMB,J Accounts.
Augusta, May 9th, 1875. It'd
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PEN NSHLV ANA.

Fire.
Pottsyille, May %. The fire at Port Carbon
last night, proves to have been in small unoccu-
pied building, the only property burned
"Ogontz."
Philadelphia May %. An effort was made to-
day to dispose Of the country seat Of Jay Cooke,
known as "Ogontz," at auction. 1t was started
at 81 100000, ran down to $500, 900, and was
Withdrawn, not bid being made.
The Mining Troubles.
Wilkesbarre, May 25. The men employed in
outside work at the Wananics mines Of the I.e-
high & Wilkesbarre Co., have been assaulted aud
driven away during the past two days and the
authorities have been asked for protection. The
opinion that the strike is nearly at an end is grow
ing among all classes. 1t is predicted that the
miners will resume about the lst of June at the
reduced rates.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Jackson, the Defaulter.

Boston, May 25. Recent estimates of the de-
falcation Of Abraham Jackson, the missing law
YER swell the amount to over 100000. 1t is
stated that Mr.. Jackson is in Vermont, but more
generally believed that he has carefully provided
against his arrest and is on his way to Europe.
No steps have been ia ken to secure him.
Telesraphic.
The lease OF the property of the Franklin Tele-
graph Co., to the Atlantic 4 Pacific Telegraph
Co., was on Saturday last annulled and cancelled
by agreement of parties thereto. This action re-
places the lines Of the Franklin Co. between this
city and Washington, as also the exclusive con-
nection with the new ocean cable at Rye Beach,
n. H., in the hands of its former managers. The
petitions of stockholders, for appointment of a
alleged frauds on the part of the A. & p. Co.,
which owns majority of its capital stock, will be
heard before Judge Morton of the Supreme
Court, Friday.
Defaulter.
John S. Flanagan, in the employ of Dever-
eauN 4 Meserye, 60 Broad street, was arrested
and gave bonds to-day, charged with embezzle-
ment from his employers to the extent OF over
5000.
Anniversary Meetings.
The present week is devoted to annive rsares OF
literary, charitable, religious and philanthropc
societies in this city. The New England Female
Suffrage Association concluded two days session
to- night. The triennial meeting of the Alumni
Association of Boston University was held to-day
in connection with the commencement exercises
of the School OF Theology. Tomorrow will be
marked by fifteen separate meetings, coming UNI
der heads enumerated above.
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Flowers,

For Decoration Day, will be much needed by
Seth Williams Post G. A. R., and the committee
hope for liberal contributions from the ladies OF
Augusta. ALI having flowers to donate will please
leave them at the store of A. L. and p P. Getchell,
Saturday, May goth, together with cards OF the DON
ors as it is desired by the Post that the committee
make a full report of their names. may2e.i3t
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SACO.
4 "Fish StOry.'

oaco, May %. Grin F. Whitehouse and father
of Saco, reports seeing sea serpent eight miles
from Wood Island light. 1t was black on the
back, white beneath, and as large around as a
hogshead 1t came up twice, having its head ff-
teen or twenty feet above the water. The sea was
so rough they could not see the length. He was
seen in the vicinity of the place where the Port
land fishermen recently reported having seen a
sea serpent.
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The cvtra bargains which have always been had
at Mr.. Web>ter's frst-class and weil-arranged
m.liiac1> store, have kept it in leading position
and each day it is thronged by purchasers who
find ready made, stylish hats and bonnets at rea-
sonablc prices. She has now special line Of
goods for the rising generation, who score from
one TO five years, which make handsome babies
look hsnd.omer and homely babies Of there arc
any sgct) look prettier than they ever did before
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mayl9-tTT& S&wtf

Economical New Food.-25 cents will buy pack
age Of Sea Moss Farine. made from pure Irish Moss
which will make 80 kinds OF dishes, such as cake:
pies puddings ETC., or IL quarts of custards eles
creams, Charlotte Russo, blanc mango, etc. Sole
by all Druggists and Grocers. apll7-teod&wlN
Il coughed for year or more; tried many mix
lures cured by Adamson's Botanic Cough Bal
sam j. Frank Pierce Augusta, Me. 80 cts. PEI
bottle may 26-tecdNwlw
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effect upon q person who has been starved that
the Peruvian Syrup, an Iron Tonic, does npon
the weak and debil itated: it makes them strong
and vigorous, changing weakness and suffering
into strength and health. may25-t&wlw
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL
New York Money Market.
EvENING REPORT.

EvENING REPORT.
New YORK. May %. 1915
Money easy at 2a3 per cent. on call. Sterling eX'
change at 4o6ats6ls for 60 days, and ASIA 49, for
demand. Gold opened llG4 and closed at ll6-. The
carrying rate was per ct, and the borrowing
rates were " andl& per cent loans also made fiat
Assist Treasurer paid out s5l 900 in interest and
sl23,C0J IN redemption OF bonds. Custom receipts
$3.50 90
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
Pacific Mail,

San Francisco, May Is. The Pacific Mail Co.
has notified the post Office department that they
will despatch the steamer Colorado, from this
city, to China and Japan, on the 18th of June.
The regular steamers leave on the lst inst, and
this is an extra service.
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The Whiskey Frauds.


For New England and the Middle States
rising barometer, northwest to southwest winds
cooler partly cloudy aud clearing weather.
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NEW HAMP SIilKE.
Railroad Matters.

Concord, May IS. The board of directors of the
Concord Railroad at the annual meeting, held to-
day. organized by electing Onslow Stearns of this
city, President; Nathan Parker of Manchester
Treasurer, and Joseph W. Fellows of Manchester,
Clerk
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And was declared elected Lieut.. Gov
The general officers were sworn in and the
elections completed.
A bill was introduced in the senate to repeal
the prohibitory liquor law and substitute license
law. The session will probably be continued till
Friday.
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Ninety in the shade yesterday gave us well
come touch Of summer weather. At noon the
weather was really oppressive in its sultriness A
smart thunder shower in the evening gave re-
fresh ny change to the atmosphere.
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lme hours, ~ minutes.
Jmpire, - kinsman, of Augusta.
Bates College Commencement.

The following is the programme for commence
ment 81" 4.l
SUNDAY, June 27th.-Baccaaureatc exercises
at 21a p. NJ, at Main street Free Baptist church.
Sermon before the Theological School at I Z r.
NJ, by Rev. James l.. Phillips, returned mission
AIRY from India, at Free Baptist church.
MONDAY, June 2Sth.--Prize defamation by the
members Of the Junior class, at q Z. NJ, at Free
Baptist church. Parts original
TUESDAY, June 29th.-Annual meeting of the
Presdent and Trustees at Hathorn Hall, at 8 A.
NJ. At 2h p. NJ, graduating exercises of the
Theological School at the College Chapel. AT "a
p. NJ, Commencement Concert at City Hall, Miss
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NJ, l.. G. Cochrane, opposite the Post Office
Water street, keeps constantly on hand ladies' and
and chidicns hat of all styles, and prices to suit
all customers 25+lw
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Diamond Rheumatic Cure.

In its his DRY, this invaluable Medicine occupies
the most homo. able position possible for any RENE
dy to attain. few years since il was known only
TO the trends and neighbors and patients of the
prop ietor, and always sought for by them when
ever troubled with rheumatism, and in this way
came 10 the notice of physicians generally, and
through their favorable expression, and Its &C.
know edged value as Rheumatic Remedy, the de-
mand Tor II became so frequent and urgent to
obge its prOprit tor to increase his facilities for its
manufacture. ils reputation rapidly extended, and
soon Orders, letters of inquiry, tiers of thanks
aud certificates OF praise were daily received from
all sections Of the United States and Canada, and n
this way ON basis OF its merit alone unaided by
tricks otrade" or special efors-it has risen TO its
present enviable position. Wherever introduced
it mas received the most iatterng preference In the
treatmen of all rheumatic complaints. In this we
arc really grateful and happy, not alone because
our medicine finds ready sale and is consequently
profitable 10 do we say this, but bee tuse we
open field in medical science, and cure ut
once what the best medical practitioners have for
ages found so difficult even to relieve. We I'LL
place heretofore unoccupied. We relieve the suf
lering and minister to Gods poor restore the
laboring man to the OF his injured limos. and
save him scores of times Its cost ia doctors bills ;
we carry contentment and gladness into the irome
of the all cted and consequently are remembered
by millions OF grateful souls.
This medicine is for sale at all Druggists through
oul the United States and Canada. ii it happens
that your Druggist has not go1 it in stock, ask him
TO send for il to the Wholesale Agents
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Boston Stock List.

Boston, May -, 1873.
Sales at the Brokers Board.l
Continen al Mills 26-
Pepperell Mfg. Co. AN
Eastern X. Il. snkin. fund IS, iSst, !0iaa-