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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-13
iSlDDEFORD.
Agricultural Fair

Biddeiord, October u. At the Ioik County
Agricultural Society show and fair, to-day, there
was very large audience present. The show
was good, but in some departments was not up to
few years past. The horses were not large in
numbers, but there was fine display Of blooded
animals. There is considerable rivalry between
the Fearnaught and Knox breeds. Cattle are not
numerous but fine IN appearance. The show OF
fowls is the largest ever seen in the county.
Many of the best breeds were exhibited attracting
great attention. The display of fruit is unusually
good. The other departments are well filed. The
tro,tng for purses commences tomorrow, and
continues till Saturday.
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NEW YORK..
DIR. IlembOld

New York, October II. Dr. Helmbold, who es-
capped from the Bloomdale insane asylum, last
Sunday evening, was arrested last night, when
coming out OF the Metropolitan Theatre, aud sent
to the sylum this morning
The Noe Murderer.
The police have discovered cane with mon
keys head, under some boards adjoining the
premises in which Mr.. Noe was murdered. The
cane Is sworn by TWO witnesses to be precisely
similar to one frequently seen IN the possession
OF John Doan, now under arrest on suspicion Of
being the Noe murderer.
A Cordial Greeting.
The English Opera House opened to a crowded
house, and during the performance Miss Kellogg
was called before the curtain several times, and
almost buried in flowers. 1t was remarkable
ovation.
A Duel.
A Paris special SAYS duel was fought with
swords At Nesldet, near Paris, yesterday, between
two young Americans named Riggs and Paine.
The cause was an old family vendetta, and the
result was that Paine was wounded on the arm.
A Centennial Building Damaged by a
Gale.
About noon, to- day, high wind blew down the
unfinished agricultural hall in the centennial
grounds. The building was about one third COM
pleted, and was entirely of wood. Eight laborers
were injured, five seriously; The building was
under contract to be finished by January lst
Police Commissioners.
The letter of Mayor Wickham to the police COM
mssioners is printed. 1t demands their resigna-
tions on the grounds that public confidence in
them is lost, and because the grand jury have sent
a letter to the recorder of the city representing
the police as Inefficient and that citizens are NOT
protected from murder and robbery.
The Arctic Explorers.
London special says that letters have been
received from Capt. Young and one of the officers
of the Pandora, dated Aug. 9th, and Waggata
straits, Aug. 9th. The voyage was pleasant. The
Pandora coaled at Disco. They had some coils
ions with iceburgs, but the vessel was not injured
The crew worked WELL Capt. Young is greatly
praised for his kindness and strict maintenance
of dcipline.
Conference Of Il. II. Stockholders and
Directors.
The Atlantic 4 Pacific r. r. directors and the
Missouri Pacific stockholders, held conference
to-day, in regard to the inability Of the former to
pay the October dividend guaranteed on the Mis-
souri, Pacific stock. No proposition was made,
and after considerable discussion a committee was
appointed on the part of the Missouri Pacific to
try and arrange matters. In desultory CONVEX
sation after the meeting, it was stated that the
Missouri Pacific was $500 900 behind in the work
ing expenses, and that the Atlantic Il Pacific had
advanced 81 ACC, 900 for improvements on the Mis-
souri, Pacific. and held 81 100000 in bonds CT the
latter as security. 1t was understood that some
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Of the Atlantic q Pacific people were willing to
issue scrip fer the dividends and abrogate the lease.
providing the Missouri Pacific would pay the g.
100000 advanced and take up its bonds.
LATER.
A late report says that it was decided that the
dividend could not be paid.
Disseminating the Pullman Cars.
The Michigan Central Railroad excluded the
Pullman cars from that road after Nov. lst. Sew
ersl passenger agents of Eastern lines LEFT here
esterday to arrange new tariffs of passenger
rates.
Tweed's Case.
In the Supreme court to-day Judge Lawrence
granted an order, returnable to- morrow, to- show
cause why stay of all proceedings, pending an
appeal by VIM. NJ. Tweed from the recent deci-
sion of the General Term to the Court of Appeals.
honld not be granted.
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WALDOBORO'.
Agricultural Fair.

Waldoboro', October II. The twentieth annual
cattle show and fair Of the Lincoln Agriculture
and Horticultural Society, commenced here to-
day under favorable circumstances. The day was
fine and large number of people were present
The show of stock was quite good; the hall dis
play was excellent especially that Of fruit and
farm products. The annual meeting for the cltc-
ton of officers for the ensuing year, takes place
this evening. The Society will also take action
upon the proposition to locate at SON point on
the Knox i Lincoln r. r.
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ciety Of Hallowell were present in large numbers,

ciety Of Hallowell were present in large numbers,
while representative of St. Mary's society, Au-
gusta, together with numerous friends OF the
cause both ladies ard gentlemen, were in attend
ance, all of whom evinced much interest in the
exercises of the evening. The meeting was called
to order by the president, MIR. Dennis Ryan, who
welcomed the visitors from up the river, in an ex
cellent and appropriate address. MI. T. F. Muir
ply, President of the Augusta society, called
upon and responded briefly. Mr.. Edward STAFF
ford, president OF St. Pauicks, was the next
speaker, who, in an earnest manner appealed to
the audience in behalf of the cause Of temperance.
Messrs. Coughlin, Cusac, Brann, DAILY, Canning
ham and others followed, each sFeaking truthful
and forciblc words in favor Of the good work.
The meeting adjourned at 1880 P. NJ, and the
people dispersed to their homes well pleased, we
thought, with the success of the gathering.
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Boston Stock List.
BOStOh, OClODeI IT, 1873.
lSales at the Brokers Board.l
Chicago Produce Market.

chicago. October Il, 1873.
Flour-extfa spring "a $50.
Whsat-No spring cash all0fs i09xa-- Oct;
TO-. "a. Nov
Corn-..So = mixed, cash 5s5ss--; Nov. SKA;
ass Oct.
Oats-No. 2 3ilsa- cash; Nov. 13sa; Oct 34ha
Rye-No 2 1O-a10.
Barley-No. spring 9S-a- cash; s5lfa- Nov.;
81 "a Oct
dressed Hogs-9 00aS So.
Puk-23 OLA cash, ~ 20 % 20 Oct;
a20 So Nov.
Lard-l3 40 al3 80 cash. ala 20 Oci
II N-a- Nov.
Bulk Meats shoulders 9aa9 3-S. short rib mid,
i32aA short clear mid liza.
Hams 10 lbs average a..
Whiskey-llIa-.
Freights--Corn TO Buffalo, SD; wheat do s.
Receipts-ll 900 -four; l9i ood wheat; si,f01 corn,
5000 oats; 400 rye; 1900 barley.
Shipments - 5000 aour, 59,O5c wheat: 3.00o
corn; 81 O06 oats: II 600 barley: 900 rye.
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STOP THAT CoUGH-We have, during the las
year sold large quantities OF DIR. MORRIS SYRUP
OF TAR, lid Che ~ and IIorehound, and believe
il It. be the very best medicine in use for coughs
Gods, throat hoarseness, asthma and ali dis
eases OF the throat, lungs and chest, leading 10
con SUMPTION II cures Group in a lew minutes,
and is the best known remedy Tor whnoping cough,
contains no opium, and is pleasant to take. Cough
worn victims, whose lIngs are racked and torn
with paroxy sms which threaten to choke them, find
sure and speedy relief in its Trial size 10
cents. Call and inquire about it OF Partridge Bros.
or l.. II. Ttcomb in Augusta Oh w. X. Ballard,
Halowell. Morris Heritage, Philadelphia. Pro.
prietors. octlI-teodly
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HALIFAX.
Disastrous Storm.

Halifax, October II. Reports Of damage by the
storm Sunday night continue to arrive. Many
roads were flooded, embankments carried away.
bridges destroyed and lumber aud cord wood
swept away. In Colchester Co. thousands Of
dollars worth of logs and cordwood were lost and
many of the roads are impossible. The crews Of
the wrecked ships Mayflower, Tornado and San
pareil have arrived at Sydney, destitute. james
Ramery, native of England, was lost of the
Torrents.
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Agricultural Fair.

Gardiner, October D. At the first days meet
ing of the kennebec Union Agricultural and Hor-
tchltura Society, at Oakland park, the attendance
is small but the show of stock larger and rer
to that generally seen at county fairs The society
offers $500 in premiums. First premium for best
town team was awarded to Pttstou, The hall
display is very fine. Tomorrow two purses of
$35 each are offered for horses owned within the
society's limits, in the minute and $50 classes.
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THE RETURNS.

Cincinnati, October II. On change to-day
there were not half the usual number in attend
ance, the election absorbing all other interests.
The indications are that an unusually large vote
will be polled. At this hour nothing can be said
as to the result. Both parties are confident Of
success. There were some attempts at repeating
in the 18th and 10Th wards, but they were promp-
~ frustrated.
100 p. MN this city over 10000 votes were
polled before IL o'clock this morning. No COM
prletc returns from any ward have been received.
m.-The election passed OFT quietly. The
republ cans claim the county for Hayes and the
entire county ticket. 1t is certain that the reps.
have made large gains. The result in the city
will not be known till late.
Toledo. October u. The election was quiet to-
dav and full vote was cast, with considerable
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Natures best remedies are found in the vegeta-
BILE kingdom, and, among the rest, Tar is found to
be the most valuable for all Kidney troubles. The
active principes-oil of turpentine and the oil of
crcosote-are combined in the Forest Tar This
preparation is not a compound, but simply Tar
purified 1t is superior to any other article for a Il
Kidney complaints, and is safe and reliable. Ask
your druggist for the "Forc,t Tar Book"
octl3 t&wlw
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The Black Crook Again.

The Black Crook Again.
This celebrated spectacular drama, which has
several times delighted our play goeis, will be re-
produced at Granite Hall, on Saturday evening
next, with its usual splcndor. Howard q Caile'
under whose direction it has heretofore been pre-
scented, and who hold the sole right to play the
original drama in New England, promise an en-
tertainment equal if net superior, to any of their
previous efforts. We select the following extract
from the St. John Globe of Oct LIST, where the
company appeared lately:
at was almost impossible to get even standing
room at the performance last evening, so great
was the crowd. We hope the size OF the audience
was not owing to any expectation of seeing per-
Torrance not considered moral. II any had this
expectation they must have been disappointed; for
the entertainment was legitimate enough in every
part. There was good dancing, and those who
admire that style of manual exercise must have
been pleased. There were admirable acrobatic
feats by the Snow Brothers, and the tricks of the
learned dogs showed to what extent even the
dumb animal may be instructed. The scenery in
some parts was admirable. The audience was
delighted with the whole performance; AID at its
repetition this evening there will doubtless be an
other full house."
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A Cordial Greeting.

The English Opera House opened to a crowded
house, and during the performance Miss Kellogg
was called before the curtain several times, and
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Daily Eennebee yonrnal.
PORTLAND.
The Grand Fire Engine Comics


The Massachusetts Tub the Winner.
Portland, October r. The engine trial be-
tween Eureka No. l. of Hudson, Mass, and z.
P. Walker, No. l, of vinalhaven, came off this
forenoon n, at Presumpscot Park. Each engine
played through 200 feet OF hose, any size nozzle,
| each engine to play IL minutes at time for two
hours Ex-Chief Engineer Damrell and Capt. d.
r. Deering of Boston, were judges for the Eure-
kas W. W. Castle Of Belfast and j, E. Emerson
of Bncksport for the Walkers. Chief Enginec!
Merrill Of the Portland fire department was ref
cree. The result Of the playing was Eurekas-
800 feet, = inches. +. p Walkers-229 feet 4
inches.
The IIudsous PLAYED through 20i feet, ii inches
| of hose. They played four times. First trial
PIG feet, 2 II inches; second, 2l9 feet, Ia in
third 226 feet, ID inches; fourth not taken. L
F. Walker played irst through 81 feet, II inches
of hose and then through 207 feet, II in. The il
first play waa 1913 feet Ia inches; second, not
taken; third, 202 feet; fourth, 22S feet, inches.
She played from tank supplied by steamer.
The best of feeling prevailed, the defeated com
pany icing satisfied with the fairness oil the deci
sion. About 900 people were present
Fire.
The house OF W ilham p Morrill,, in Deering,
was burned this morning. Insuicd for 5000 in
the Commercial Union Of London
Personal.
y committee Of the Salem fire department, c0u
sisting Of assistant engineer J. i. Osborne and J.
ii. Stanford, visited Portland to-day and witnessed
an exhibition Of our extension ladder and the con
test at Pre.umpscot park
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McGil & Strong's Minstrels gave our citizens
an excellent performance last evening. Besides
splendid painting representing the beauti-
full scenery of the Emerald Isle, the company
presented lively and interesting variety enter
tainment, every act being well and neatly execu-
ted The utmost satisfaction was given to the
audience. To-nigh: the pictures will be shown
again, and there will be an entire change Of pro-
gramme in the other pa-tof the entertainment.
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.
Der Fashions -.

Mrs. NJ. 2. Webster has just returned from Bos-
ton with few choice styles in hats and bonnets.
Also some novelties in wings birds, hat orname nts,
and silks, which will be worn this fall. She will
be pleased to show all her customers few
trimmed hats preparatory 10 the general opening
which will be in October. sept ttf
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This collection comprises productions from somt
OF the most celebrated artists Of New England
such as II. Il. Brown, w. f. Norton, j. B. Sword
J. e Low, Leighton, schumacher, Griggs, etc
The paintings will be exhibition on and at er
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You can save money by purchasing your drugs
and medicines, and all toilet articles, from the
new and fresh stock of J. f. Devine & Co. Also,
try the new Dentrfce for the teeth, prepared by
j E. Devine & Co. sept23. +eod-tf
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ROCkLANi1,
Robbery.

Rockland, October r. Two young fellows
shipped in Boston as seamen on schooner Bengal,
which arrived here yesterday, broke open a
trunk of the cooks, this morning. while he was
getting breakfast, and stealing therefrom $50 and
9 valuable watch left the vessel. They have not
been found.
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Heavy Frost.

Memphis. October l3. There was heavy frost
this morning and thin ice formed in exposed
places, but IT is not believed any serious damage
was done to the cotton crop.
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Garden Thieves.

! The paragraph in yesterdays Journal in re!a-
ion to garden thieves, was timely and well de-
served Boys that will enter man. garden and
rob its choice fruit, unless early checked in the
career in which they have entered, will quite like
~ be emboldencd to enter his house, shop or store
next, and steal things Of greater value The mere
market value Of the fruit taken, is indeed a matter
of less consideration to the owner than the disap-
pointment and aggrayation which he often ex
pcrerccs in consequence of the loss. Some five
years ago set to Princes garden in Flushing, l..
L., for a couple of sciors of a new and remarkably
excellent pear-"Clapp's Favortc' They came
by mail, and set them in the body Of yoong
pear tree in my front yard, and witnessed their
growth till they had formed handsome top. Last
| spring several blossoms appeared upon the
| branches, Of which two developed fruit above
reach. These were watched with interest by my
self and family all summer, it was important to
test the quality Of the new fruit. They grew
smooth, handsome, and very large. Desiring to
have them remain upon their stems till nearly ma
tured when We should remove them to rpen in
flannel, l visited the tree one day last week for
this purpose, when, looking up to the birth places
Of the "Favorites," they were gone and the limb
which bore them was as bare as its fruitcss COM
| panions. BOYS, | know. were in the habit Of COM
ing into the yard to steal r.cchcstnuts and two
of them, whom shall try to identify, were seen
| TO knock off those pears and run away with them.
When learn their names, | shall commend them
first to their parents for dose Of the oil Of birch
| and if this does not make better boys of them,
shall enter them upon my books as candidates for
the Reform School Or State Prison.
Aupnsta Oct. 18th w A DRHW
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At the Readfeld show, Mrs Charles II. Turner.
of Mt Vernon, took the Is, premium on cotton and
wooden coverlet; Mrs. Anna Turner, second pre-
MUM on drawn rug and Charles II. Turner first
premium on his Ayrshire bull "Middlesex." Pref
ty good for the Turner family
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NEW HAM PSHlKE.
HOdY EOnMd.

Great Falls, Oct. II. Fred Gallagher of Mil
ton left his friends in this town, on the night of
the Sth inst. to take the cars for home in an in
toxicated condition. To-day his body was dis
covered in the Canal, near the mill. An inquest
will be held tomorrow. Deceased was about p
years of age, unmarried.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Financial.

New York, October IL. A special from London
announces that reports have been received at that
city from Lima, that commercial panic was pre-.
yailing there, also that the Peruvian government
is about to issue more currency to meet the ensr-
gency. Several failures are anticipated.
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Temperance Meeting I'm Gardiner.
The st. Joseph's T. A. & B. society Of Gardiner
held an interesting and enthusiastic temperance
meeting in its hall, on Monday evening last on
which occasion the members of st, Patrick's so
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Decision.

The Secretary Of the Treasury has decided that
"Wood screws" manufactured of the so-called
Bessemer steel, are subject to a specie duty Of
and lie per h., according to length, and do not
come within the provision of the tariff providing
for the admission of any other metal than iron at
50 per cent. ad valorem.
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We are informed by DR.. Crookcr that his
horses are all troubled with the epizootic.
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NEVADA.
Snow Storm ,

Ceiling God, Oct. II. Over six inches Of snow
fell here last night There was considerable DAM
age to fruit and ornamental trees by the heavy
weight of Stow breaking and bending them to
the ground. The snow is still falling this morn
jnr.
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Mr.. Dutton has begun work on the Green stree
sewer
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati. october IL. 1873.
PORK-*22 s7ha2sc0.
LARD-steam l3,salsS Kettle. lS%sA.
BULK MEATS-shoulders VI e5s clear rib sidef
l35sal4 clear sides l+h8-
Observation-Disclosures los g.: clear rib sides l@ss
ais; clear sides l51a al5'i.
WIIISKEY-1I3-H.
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CAN DA.
First Snow,

| Montreal, October IL. First snow of the sea-
son fell here to-day, one month earlier than last
year. There was heavy fall at Ottawa.
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Considerable quantities of drift wood in the
river are now being secured.
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WASHINGTON.
Postal Matters.

Washington, October IL. The post Office de.
partment report will show the receipts for fiscal
year to be S27 ,56l ,5026S. Expenditures, $685.
Gil 3094j. Deficiency So O4S SO677.
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DR.. Crooker has returned from his vacation,
and is patiently pelting patients with pufgatiVe
pellets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-13

We understand that our lumbernen will put
their usual compliment of men in the woods The
coming winter.
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r.A.P. Gould has house to let in a fine To-
eality in th, city. The terms arc also very feas-
enable.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Mnrkt 1.

EVENING REPoRT.
New York. October u. 1878.
Money after loanng Fat kA3Hper cent. closed at
pa per cent call. Foreign exchange dull NJ 40
Tor 20 days and 4S3 l2 tor demand. Gold opened
at ll6 i.2 and closed ll6 the extremes OF the day.
Assistant Treasurer paid Out $4,000 on interest
and $1,000 in redemption oil bonds. Customs re.
cejpts $500 COS.
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The ByfeId M urderer.

Lawrence, October H. The case of VIM. Rus
sell, the Byfield murderer, has been certified from
the supreme court to the supreme judicial court.
The indictment is murder in the first decree. The
trial term begin. at Salem, Nov =.
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BANGOR.
penobscot Musical Association.

Bangor, October r. The 18th annual session
of the Penobscot Musical Association opened here
to- day, with full attendance, under the direction
CT Prof O. W. Perkins of Boston.
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The number Of attachments entered at the
Registry Of Deeds in this county, for the March,
August and October terms OF court this year,
have been over six hundred, being neatly two
hundred more than were entered for the same
terms of 1874. So that this has been good sea-
son for lawyers crops as well as the hay crop.
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The Noe Murderer.

The police have discovered a cane with mon
keys head, under some boards adjoining the
premises in which Mr.. Noe was murdered. The
cane Is sworn by TWO witnesses to be precisely
similar to one frequently seen in the possession
OF John Dolan, now under arrest on suspicion Of
hein0 the Noe murderer.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Marine News.

Boston, Oct. u. The steamer Carroll, Capt.
Wright, from Boston for Halifax, broke her shaft
at a. m Sunday, when lS5 miles east Of Boston
Light. She was taken in tow at 6p. m, same
DAY by steamer Worcester Of the same line, and
brought back here this morning.