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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-11
KANSAS.
An Unsuccessful Fraud.

Fort Scott, November TO- This morning W. j
Phpot, night operator at the depot in this city
was found lying on the floor of the ticket office
with his hands tied, and gagged with railroad
spike fastened with piece Of telegraph wire. He
| seemed to be insensble when found, but soon
after became conscious, and said that two men
came into the Office, struck him senselesss, and
then bound and gagged him. The Office was
robbed of all the money it contaned-about Sl26.
MIR. Lully, the agent, charged Philot with taking
the money and binding and gagging hims If in or
der to deceive the people. Philpot acknowledged
it, and told where the money would be found. He
was arrested and lodged in jail to await evamna-
ton
The Election.
Topeka, November 10. The returns so far
show there are so out and out republicans elected
to democ, attic members, and eleven who are
classed az reformers.
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CAL AIS.
Railroad Accident.

alas, November 10. \ mixed tram on the
New Brunswick K Canada r. r., Off the
track while crossing bridge near Debec June
ton cutting through the planks, but the heavy
bridge t.mtrrs prevented the train from falling
through. The escape from serious accident was
almost miraculous. few passengers received
slight brui SEES The engine and passenger and
several baggage ears were badly injured.
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Chicago Produce Market.

tiour--eXtra spring "a so.
Wheat-No. sprlns cash al0.ss ---a---Dec.
4 Nov.
Corn No. :. mi xed, cash 5!4 o.. Noy. u ga
ai7s Dec;
Oats-No. ?, 3iat. cash: Nov. 30'ta3l.
aye-No. :, tia.
Barley-No. spring SGls "a cash: sta Nov.
Dressed Hogs 0Uas 3D..
Puk-20 15-a2l 90 cash: 10 &a Feb; ~ Co.
ais - Nov
Lard-l. 90 all Is - cash; a Zee
II goa Nov.
Bulk Meats sho liters s--as Is short rib mid
lll< short clear mid lls.a-.
Hams Is Ms average a..
Whskey-ll2-a.
Freght,-CorD To Buffalo, coz wheat do ..
Recepts-1l, 900 hour: 1876 00t wheat; 10000 corn
$4,000 oats; 5000 rye; ID 900 barley.
Shipments - 5000 hour: *, 0Oc wheat; 1900
corn; G3 .006 oats: 1000 barley: 1000 rye.
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LEWISTON.
The Leeds Poisoning Case.

Lewiston, November 10. Keith, charged with
poisoning well 10 Leeds, arranged to-day.
The examination was postponed one week.
FIRE.
The journal learns that the Masonic building at
North Liveimole was burned this morning. The
basement was occupied by Seth Washburn Loss
5000; partially insured.
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Cure OF Deafness.
Wa. K SMITH
SOUTH NORRIDGEwoCK.

SOUTH SORRIDGEwOCK.
Somerset Co., Me-, December Is, 1851.
DIR LIGHrHILL-Dear Sir: Permit me to ex-
press my gratitude to you for the wonderful cure OF
deaicess which you have performed upon my faith
err, who is almost 10 years Of age, and has been han
OF hearing for nearly 20 years, and for the last six
years has been SO deaf as to render any conversa-
ton with him almost impossible. But now alter
your invaluable services have been rendered to him
with such happy results, he can hear wi h nearly
the alertness Of a child. Wishing you the happi.
ness aud success you richly merit. sign my self,
Yours r. A. DAVIS.
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WASIliNGJNf
Vice President Wilson III,

Washington, November 10. Vice President
Wilson was taken suddenly i'll about 0o'clock to-
day, at the Capitol. but at noon he had consideia
bly, improved. His physicians say he is now in a
comfortable condition.; that they apprehend no
flieulty, and he will be able to be removed TO his
lodgings.
At o'clock thi. afternoon the Vice President
was in an apparently comfortable condition, the
pain in his head and shoulders having cleared.
The remedies applied were mustard, outwardly,
and an injection of morphine, with slight doses of
stimulanis. Although be does not rally as rapidly
desired by his attendant physicians, they think
that according to present symptoms he will re-
cover in the course of week. There no brain
trouple, no indication of paralysis. The physi-
clans think he will require close watching for "a
hours. He will to-day be removed to the Vice
Presidents room senate side, where he will re-
ceive all attention necessary for his comfort.
Much sympathy is everywhere expressed for the
Vice President, and inquiries are constantly made
concerning him
LATEST.
This afternoon there were fears that the Vice
President might not recover from his illness, his
pulse being very irregular. but towards evening
the symptoms improved, his pulse at o'clock
beating - and beating regularly, and he was able
to converse. He is now comfortably resting in
the ' ice Presidents room, at tnc capitol, with all
the attention necessary.
The Vice Presidents condition at midnight
was comparatively comfortable, though he had
been very restless and had slept very little during
the night. His physician, DIR. Baxter, remarked
at - o'clock that he was still encouraged to be
lieve that the morning would find the ice Presi-
dent improving. Once. during the evening feel
ing very restless, Mr.. Wilson arose from his bed
and slowly paced the room for two three min
utes, the eNer1ion not seeming to make him in any
respect uncomfortable. Postmaster Gen. Jewell
has been with him all the evening by his bedside
liked for the night. Very many calls have been
made during the night to ascertain the condition
Of the Vice President, but none Of the visitors
tered the sick room.
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INDIAN TERRITORY.
Indian AllairS.

Mu,kogce, November 9. The Cherokee coun-
ell has not yet declared who was elected chief at
the late election of that nation. Several seats of
has yet been taken in regard to them. Some
twenty-five or thirty men armed with shot guns,
an the sheriff of Tahlequa sit in the council dali
h, 10 preserve order, and about five hundred
arm Il men are around the town, but everything
ha. been qniet so far, and if the election returns
have not been tempered WITH there will be no
trouble.
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tHarrtfn.

In Lewiston sth inst, Patrick J. Mclritb 10 Misc
Catharine II. lirot, huln OF Lewiston.
In Bath, Gtn inst Eugene Nermyea If Cohucs
y. Y, to Mis- Celia Small oil Bath
In hargor, 3 h last, Henry L. Mann of Boston
10 Vii .i"sie Eddy al torint..
In ~" ub"sh, So inst Charlie W. Pierce OF
Gree t,hi !" MISS Add'e r.. Fos.er Of Greenbush
Az org Island, 9Th inst., Capt. Warren
Doughty to MIS- Ella NJ, Knight. both OF Portland
10 saco, I'd Inst, George w. rowle of Newman Ect
y. H., Ia Miss FILA Il. Page, q! Bildeiord.
In treat Fal $, n. H. I'D nit. william IT, Hutch
ms OF Hlddet"rd, To Miss octayia 30, ton, of hen
nrb INK.
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KENTUCKY.
Three Persons Fatally Poisoned

Louisville November 10. Several days ago the
family Of Charles Massey, SEN, who lives in Hord
Vile, were taken suddenly i'll. The physicians
pronounced the sickness the fleet of poison, and
despite their efforts, the son, daughter and wife
died The well used by the family has been
found to be filed with poison, either strychnine
or arsenic, but how it came there is not known.
No person is suspected but all things indicate
that the poison was put in BY human hands The
others Of Mr.. Massey family, as well AS he, are
in fair way to recover.
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Cincinnati Produce Market:

Cincinnati, November 10. 1875.
POHK-s29 u ar 80
LARD--steah l4l,aa. kettle, l3al34.
BULK MEA i>-shouIticrs SIP a.. clear rib sides
l!l4oa clear -ides l2e.
BACON-shoul!eIs en- clear rib sides l0is
a clear sides d.
WtiiSkEY-liV-d.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Municipal Election.

Providence November 10. At the municipal
election, to-day, the vote was very light. Thomas
A. Doyle, rep. nominee for mayor, was elected for
the tenth time, receiving 22S7 votes. Thomas
Davis, the dem candidate, received SAG votes
VIM. H. Barron, reform, 24l. Doyle has q mai
in every ward in the city. The city council is
largely republican, as usual.
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IRA FISH.

Dr. L. b. LlGuTHILL takes pleasure in stating
that the above expressions of gratitude Tor success.
full services rendered are but few OF the many of
like tenor in his possession. coming from parties
equally reliable who have been cured of Deafness.
Blindness or Catarrh, and those who are afflicted
are inv tied to call.
Consultation is Free.
Office at the Mansion House,
Augusta, Me,
nOv9tAwlm
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Letter from Hon. Ira Fish.

PArTES, Mi.
For several years have been afflicted with the
CJtarrh. | have tried many prescriptions for it
wiihou, receiving any benefit thereirom. have
taken yonr medicine about two months and it has
cured me. would recommend those who are at
fic;ed with this disorder to apply TO you. am con.
i,lent if they will strictly follow your directions,
that cure will be Effected however nveteratc the
ease may be.
IRA FISH.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Tanners, Convention

Harrisburg, November 10. In the Tanners
Convention, this morning, resolution was mani
mously adopted that eve, as tanners and buyers
of hides agree to buy hides only according to the
classification adopted by this convention This
will do away with the evil Of cut hides.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-11

The ladies Of the Free Baptist society hold their
monthly sociable in the vestry Of their church,
this evening. They have provided an antiquarian
supper, which will be served from I o'clock till
3. Ice cream and other refleshments will also be
furnished. a pleasant time may be anticipated.
No admission fee
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Railroad Accident.

NJ ilforj, November 10. As the IIopkin train
was nearing Main street crossing, this morning, a
boy named Beauregard attempted to cross the
track, but he caught his foot and the engine
passed over it, manging it in such manner that
amputation was necessary.
Failure.
Boston, November TO- The Evening Herald
announces the failure of +. Geldowsky, one Of the
most extensive furniture manufacturers here, and
places his liabilities at $3.50 900; assets, $50 900.
w. X Lewis & Co.. pickle dealers are involved,
having endorsed for 100000. 1t is aid that an
offer to pay so cents on doller will be accepted.
Newspaper Consolidation.
The two leading Baptist papers in Boston, the
Era and the Waterman and Reflector, have been
consolidated, with Dr. l.orimer in editorial con-
troll.
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DR.. p. A. Croker

Has taken the Practice Of 3. L. Tib-
belts, South China.
Where he will be pleased to meet his former friends
and patrons.
So. China, Nov. 4th, 1875.
My successor. DIR. P. A. CRookER. cordially
recommend to my friends as n physician worthy
OF trust.
%. l.. TIBRETTs. N. d.
So China, Nov, 9TH, 1875, sw&7
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quire some energy and enthusiasm to overcome
There will be no occultations Of any brilliant stars
again until the last three months of the year 1876
when the cluster of the Pleiades will be occulted
by the moon on the 9th Of October, Both of Nov.
and 2Sth of December. We remember witnessing
an occultation of Venus, many years ago, when
the sudden disappearance and temperance Of the
brilliant planet formed Of those life long pic.
lures, as fresh in the memory to day as on the
evening of its occurrence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-11

At the recent land sale by the State, at Ban
gor many of the purchasers made great bargains,
and will realize large profits on thei. inyestu ents
1t to be noticed that men who have accumulated
great wealth, have mostly done 50 by advantage
Gus investments in land.
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One of the results of the recent failures in our
midst is to shake mans confidence in man. We
have recently heard several Of our most substan-
tial business men say that they have got through
endorsing notes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-11

There will be vacation in our city schools the
most of Thanksgiving week. as that week the
Maine State Educational Assoc ation VIII hold its
annual meeting in this city, and the teachers Will
all desire to avail themselves of the privileges and
ADVANTAGES of the meetings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-11

We notice that the depositors IN the late Vim
tLrop savings bank are being warned not to sell
their bank books for 40 OF SO per cent Has their
been any sharp practice that calls for this warning
Since the recovery of the stolen bonds some Of he
depositors who had all their savings in this bank,
and thought themselves ruined financially, viii
now be able to save quite respectable sum from
the wreck and ruin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-11

The following the officers elect of Vernon
Valley Lodge of Masons Of Mt. Vernon, for en-
suing year: Charles ii. Severy, W. NJ; Augustus
F. Smart, 5. W.; George Mctaiey, j. W, NJ. $.
Mayhem, Treas. silas Burbank, Sec; Vim. NJ.
TYLER s D.: Chas Morse j. D.
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Weather Probabilities for. To-day.

For the New England and the Middle States,
the storm will move northeastward, followed by
rising barometer northwest winds, slight changes
in temperature, clear and clearing weather.
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EUROPE.
Ireland.
England.

Dublin, November 10. Cardinal McClosky will
embark at Queenstown, on Sunday, on the steam.
er Abyssinia for New York.
England.
London, November 10. There is a report at
l.loyds that the Vile de Paris, which arrived at
llavre from New York this morning, struck the
pier in the harbor, opening her ioreport, and that
her position may become critical If the present
gale continues.
Military Matters.
The following order. dated November 6, has
been addressed TO the Russian troops in khokand
"The territory on the right bank of the Syr-
darira, from the Russian frontier to the Rover
Nareau, hitherto belonging to khokand is an
ncyed to Russia.
France.
Paris, November 10. The minister Of the f.
nance has informed the committee of the assem-
bly, that the revenue. since the commencement OF
the present year, is S22 100000 in excess of the
estimates.
Marine News.
llavre, November 10. The steamer Vile dc
Paris is now moored to the quay, apparently in a
safe position. Her stem is considerably dam
aged. 1t is expected that she will go into the
dock to morrow.
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rELEtsIsAMSIN GENERAL.

The Kansas and Missouri bridge, which spans
the Missouri river at Leavenworth, Kansas, has
been placed in the hands of = receiver.
A snow storm prevailed along the Mohawk val
lev, New York to-day,
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NEW JERSEY.
Suspended.

firm of NJ Raynolds a Co., of this city, sus-
pended payment yesterday. 1t is believed, how
ever, that the assets largely exceed the liabilities,
and the firm hope to resume business at an early
date.
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A valuable mare belonging to Judge Libbey,
died the other day, of cpizootc. This, we believe,
is the first fatal case that has occurred in this city,
during the present season.
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FINANCIAL 4 COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. November 10, 1873.
Money was easy at 3H per cent on call. Fer
eign exchange quiet at Ash and 4sG for bankers 70
days and demand. Gold opened at ll4,., fell to
lHs ami closed at ll4&- Rates paid for carry ing,
|, and per cent Customs receipts, $S!i,bOU
Assistant Treasurer paid out Sl2 90 interest,
and : .iO' 20 in redemption OF bonds.
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Court Matters.
YER MONT.
Heavy SnOW Storm.

Brattleboro', November 10. The first heavy
snow storm of the season prevailed here, to-day
until O'Clock, when IT changed to rain. All thro
the county the fall of snow seems to have been
heavy, in some localities 10 the depth of ten in
Ches
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iBIDDEFORD.
Fire.

Biideiold, November 10. Fire caught among
the batting and waste in the Pepperell ull this
afternoon, but was subdued with very slight loss
to the company.
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Cure of Diseased Eyes-Stateme OF Col.
Alden, Augusta, Me.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
DIR. c. b. Lighthill lew years since treated one
of ny sons for eyes, and ii gives me pleasure
to recommend him to all needing his service. as
my son was very much nedtted By him.
ID. ALDEN.
Augusta, October 26.h, ls1i.
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An exchange speaks Of tramp as being ''pious,
benevolent, patriotic, battle.scarred sober, ndus-
trious and world renowned
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Thanksgiving two weeks from to-day. There
will be good deal Of fowl play between low ana
that time
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Meeting of Jerusalem r. A. Chapter. at Halo
we'll, in Masonic Hall, this afternoon at o'clock.
M work
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Our readers are reminded OF the entertaiHne Mt
to be given on this evening, by the ladies of the
First Baptis: church, at their lecture There
will be some very interesting exercises, worthy,
We are sure, Of the price Of admission charged.
The usual lefreshments will he served ~ the ose
of the exercises. The proceeds will go towards
the organ fund,
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The G. W. Secretary, Geo. +. Bracket, writes
us that Riverside" Lodge Of Good Templars No
20, was instituted at Riverside, Vassalboro', last
Saturday evening, and starts strong with thirty
members. John F. Clark is Deputy. Full partic
ulars will be sent to those wishing new lodge, by
addressing Mr.. Bracket at Belfast.
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Home Testimony y!
Highly Important Letter from
Frank u. Whitehouse, ESQ, Augusta. n {

Frank .. Whitehouse, Esq, Augusta. n e.
DIR. LIGHTHILL DEAR slR-Some years since
took severe cold, which produced partial deaf
ness. Various remedies were applied without
effecting any beneficial results but the difficulty
gradually increased until after the lapse of about
three years, had become so hard of hearing tina;
was unable TO distinguish any but very loud
sounds. l was then placed under your treatment
and very soon experienced relief Since then
have had no return Of the difficulty and feel that l
am indebted to you for the restoration Of my hear
ing. Respectfully yours,
FRANK %. WHITEHOU>E.
Augusta Nov. 9th, 1875.
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Or. administer wishes us to inform the public
that. on account Of i'll health, he Will be unable TO
treat patients until next week
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Permanent and Radical Cure Of Deal

Editorial from kennebec Daly journal, Nov. 9Th
l615.l
Permanent and Radical Cure Of Deaf.
ness.
The following testimonial as to the skill and abil
ty of DR.. c. Il. Lghth, has been voluntarily and
without solicitation handed that gentleman. 1t lie
the expression Of enc who is ready to admit that
had it not been for Dr. Ighth his son would have
continued entirely deaf. Let those who are in like
manner aii.ted read and ponder. Dr. Lighthill is
now stopping at the Mansion House where he may
be con ulied
AUGUSTA, November Ith, 1873.
DIR. {. Il. LIGHTHfLL:
About eight Years ago called upon you at the
Mansion House, Augusta, Ter advice and treatment
for son OF mine, then IL years Of age. He had
been partially deaf and growing steadily more so,
for years previous, in fact since infancy had We y
offensive and proiuse discharges OF matter from the
In opta ming your services, l paid, what
then thought to be an extravagant price; but as you
have entirely cured him, that for years he
has had no trouble whatsoever, either from deaf
ness running at the ears, consider the money
pal Ntl ;he best investment have ever made.
ELISHA COOLIDGE, Jaw, Maine.
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Mrs. Cochrane's fall and winter announcement
in our columns.
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For a clean shave and nice job Of hair dress
ing, YOU can do worse than to patronize Savage.
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Editorial from kennebec Daily journal, Nov Ctl
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Samuel Taylor Of Fairfield, died at his home in
that town, On Tuesday last. lie was an extensive
farmer and prominent and leading member in
the Society of Friends. He was kind-hearted,
liberal gentleman, we'll known in the kennebec
valley; he was one Of the directors Of The A. 4 X.
r. R., now the Maine Central; efficient in
prosecuting the enterprise Of building the road,
and was for some years President of the company.
His loss will be deeply felt.
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The BARRIERS in Portland who want to keep their
shops closed on Sundays, have been MAXIM. san
ample" of Richard York, barber at the Preble
House, Who it is allcged, persisted in doing work
on the Sabbath day. The point on which the case
rests is, whether necessity and public conven-
fence requires that hotel barber shops should be
kept open on Sundays, and Judge knight reserved
his decision. The hair dressers in Augusta all
have . mutual understanding about the matter,
agree to close on Sundays, and thus far all have
faithfully kept the il agreement There is no more
sense in keeping BARRIERS shop open on Sunday,
than in keeping a dry goods store open. We
won't add that you are apt to get shaved at both
places-that would be simply barberous.
The Press says that very interesting astronom-
ical phenomenon will take place on the morning
of the 23d of November Spca Virgins, well
known star of the first magnitude, and the leading
star in the constellation of the Virgin will be oc-
cuated by the moon. That is, the moon will pass
between and the star and as the word indicates,
hides its light during the passage. The INNER
sion behind the moons bright limb will occur
about twenty minutes before o'clock, or a few
minutes after the moon rses. The occultation
will continue about an hour and twelve minutes
the "lone STAR" as Spca is often called, being in
visible till nearly o'clock. Those who have never
witnessed the singularly beautiful sight of the oc
cultation of bright star should not fail to behold
this celestial wonder, though the drawbacks of the
time of the morning when it occurs, and the posi-
ton of moon and star go near the horizon, will re-
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Chickens are sold by the farmers for % cents
per pound.