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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-06
RaIlomelI loraI Mems.

On Friday yesterday as DR.. ]. d. Nutting oil
this city was proceeding home ward with his team
at about II o'clock, \. NJ. his sleigh was run into
on Union street by horse and "jumper' in charge
of E. A. Gould. 1t seems that Mr.. Gould was
trying to manage colt attached to the jumper;
and notwithstanding all efforts to prevent COLI
sion, the uncomfortable and untamed animal rushed
npon the Doctors sleigh, smashing it considerably
and throwing its occupant violently out. DR..
NuttiDg was considerably shaken up, and some
what bruised bat sustaining it is hoped no serious
injury. 1t was narrow escape for all concerned
Dangerous experiment to break and train colts IN
our business streets
Meetings Of the Old city government have been
held about every evening during the present
week. for the purpose Of disposing Of all matters
Of finance, ETC., properly belonging to the out
going administration. We shall give all abstract
Of the various reports when perfected and rem
dcrcd available.
leaning on the river between this city and
Gardiner has been carried quite extensively for
the past few weeks. Immense quantities of rough
stone from our quarrcs have been hauled to our
down river sister city, for building and other pur-
poses
On account Of the storm the It'll Of March citi-
zcna concert and ball at Wilson Hall, i'll this city,
has been postponed to Tuesday evening newt,
March 9th.
Members OF the "shovel brigade had another
laborious campaign Gu Thursday, and went
through with the various cyolutions according TO
the latest edition Of the manual for March.
Nelson still "sticks TO it" that we are enjoy ing
fine sprng weather If the prospect for six
weeks sledding in March is fine, then the uni
yer5al public will agree with hm-not Cthc,wi.c.
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is to be added of course, those who were re- adj
mitted, finding themselves unable to support them
selves, or upon promises of reformation
Re.NOminated.
Ex-congressman Horace Maynard will on Mon
day be re- nominated as Minister to Turkey. His
nomination not having been acted by the Senate,
fell with the close Of Congress.
The Alabama Claims.
In the court of commissioners on the Alabama
Claims to-day the case All. jeremiah Robinson,
mate of the schooner Margaret T. Davis, cap
tured and destroyed by the Florida, July 9, 1864,
judgment was rendered in favor Of the claimant
for 1884 with interest.
In case 767, Henry II. While and Charles f,
Rosburg, shippers of pipe slaves on board the brig
Dunkirk, destroyed by the Alabama on October
I, 1862, Judgment was given in favor of the
claimants for S60760, and interest from tie date
of capture.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-06

The treasurer of st Marks Home gratefully &C
knowledges in behalf Of the managers, the receipt
Sl20, from Messrs. w. NJ. Thayer and Son, being
one half of the net proceeds Of the Masquerade
Ball given on ednesday evening, Feb. Il. FroIa
Mr.. w. r. Smith, ST. Unknown friend, 50; Mrs
Campbell 81; IL. A. Dewitt, Pork Roast; Mrs. ii.
A. Dewitt, . IL doz. oranges, medicine; Mrs
Ransom, doz. Eggs; Mrs. j. w. Bradbury, apples
oranges, 8 plum buildings, crushed wheat, brown
Bread tripe, milk; Mr.. D. Williams, bush. pota-
toes Mrs d. W illiams, cream pics, cookies gal
milk; Mrs Whttemore > dozen cream cakes,
milk; Mrs. Peck, medicine.
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Boston Stock List.
SEATE M W 5.

The boys of the State College are enjoying a
dispensation in the form Of the mumps.
There was a man in Belfast that is so spare that
he is followed about by dogs, who mistake him for
bone Belfast journal.
On Tuesday the manufacturing of broom
commenced in the attic story of the Jail work
shop, under the direction of Mr. III. V. Patterson,
who for year past has been operating broom
factory in Brewer The specimens of work al
ready turned out are highly creditabe, and give
crative departments, the more particularly since
the price of broom has advanced Is per cent. per
dozen by the broom manufactures of the Mohawk
valley. In all departments of the workshop there
is force of twenty three men now employed, and
the men are working in finely. all of them appear
ing to take pride in what they do-[Bangor Wing
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The Weather..
sOnal.

The weather to-day is cloudy, with wind soutl
west
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-06

AMERICANS ARE A NATION OF DYsPEPT.cs--
We live fast, dissipate AMI fill early graves We
drink all kinds of alcoholic spirits, and swallow,
without mastication, pork, grease, and every kind
of life destroying, system clogging, indigestible
food. DR.. Walkers Vegetable Vinegar Bitters
will remove the evil effects, and the recovered pa
tient, with pure vitalized electrical blood flowing
through his veins will have clearer head and
cooler Judgment, which added to experience, will
cause him to abstain in the future. mari-4w
Neuralgia is cured by the use of Renne's Pair
Killing Magic Oil, surest of anything we ever
tried in fact, it cures any hind of pain or lame
ress, and is an article every family should keep in
the house. Sold by our merchants.
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Andrew Johnson,
The National Homes.

Arrangements are being made for a serenadc
to Andrew johnson, who will respond with a
speech.
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NEW ia MPSlIlK f..
Democratic Nominations.

Nashua, March s. The democrats tonight
nominated Colonel Thomas 7. Pierce for Mayor
Of this city.
Manchester, March 1. At the democratic cad
Gus to nominate q candina'c for Mayor, at City
Hall this evening, which was largely attended,
Alpheus Gray was nominated lecci, Ins 5Si of the
y otes cas-
Political.
Another rep. rally occurred at myth's Hall
this evening, ex-Mayor John p. Newell presid-
ing. Speeches were made by Hons Eugene Hale
of Me. and j. C. Barrows of Mich. The former
claimed that the reps. had pacifed La and that
the dems. had caused the recent troubles by OPP
posing the compromise measures. The latter said
he favored third term, but he did not believe in
the will of the people by limiting Pres
idential terms. Ex-Gov. Hartman speaks to-
morrow night.
There was considerable excitement in ward 3
to-day in regulating the check list Mr.. Cheney,
the rep. candidate for Gov, resident of the ward
is in attendance personally. The dems. claim a
good majority, though extraordinary efforts are
being made to save the ward to the reps.
Republican Rally.
Plymouth, March 5. The first republican rally
in this place held in the town hall this even
ing. General Swift, of Boston, delivered the ad-
dress to very large audience.
Democratic Rally.
Concord March 5. A large meeting of demo
Gratis was held at Ttusville this afternoon which
was addressed by Hon. John X. Tarbox, Of Law
renee, Mass.
Annual supper.
The annual supper of the Concord Prcscnct
Fire Department took place this afternoon being
largely ATTENDED.
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EJifG.

In this city, 9TH inst, al half pas six % lock, y.
NJ. very suddenly oi heart disease, 1T the house of
his SON Luther I. swift, on Prospect street. Mr..
job swift, aged - years, formerly of Gardiner.
In Rockville, l6lh ult Harvey T.. son OF Ephajn
and DAYS.
In Rockland, 9th ult Harry +. IN oi josiah u.
and Cora +. Mari aged 9monlhs, 81 days; Ma. LIST
MIS-. Abigail c., wife OF Horace c. ,rtin. aged 81
years IL months.
In Union, 10Th ult. Minnie j., daughter OF Angus.
tus l.. and Anna VI. Jones, aged IL years, months
Il days.
In New Vineyard, 2G.h uit., Nancy 10 ,.hakcr,
aged Il years.
In Albany, Ga March let, Rev Horace Tooth.
akcr, aged AZ years.
In Pennington, 7th ult., Mrs. sally d., wife of
Tappan jennings, aged :! years, month, Il days.
In Wilton, IS h ult Mrs. 10 .e,ta T.. Thompson,
aged 40 wears.
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VIRGINIA..
Illicit Distilieries.

Philadelphia, March D. A private despatch
ceived here, dated Whytevlle, Va, March 4, says
deputy Collector Jacob Wagner has just re
turned from ten days raid through the Sth dis
trct of Va. He seized Is dstillery buildings.
24l mash tubs, 81 gallons of fruit brandy and 10
gallons of whiskey.
He seized and destroyed Is stills of 1853 gals.
capacity, destroyed "a 900 gals. of mash and beer,
80 gals. of whiskey AGO gals. of low wines, 80
bushels of malt and made ID arrests, when the
high water compelled him to return here
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ARKANSAS.
Adjournment of the Legislature.
Pleasant and Promising Prospects.

Little Rock March 5. The legislature adjourn
ed to-day until the first of November, when it
will meet for the purpose of arranging the out
standing Indebtedness of the State.
The House unanimously adopted the resolution
presented BY Maxwell (coored), republican, de-
claring that peace and quietude now prevail, and
extending welcome to all immigrants promising
safety in person and property and freedom of
speech.
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STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY OF kEHSEREC, CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
AUGUSTA, February 81 1873.
To the MhotitdntS IF augusta Qadfifod according
To tar To COte.
" OF are hereby notified to assemble at your re-
spectivc ward looms on Monday, March 5 h.
4. D. 1873, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, then and there to
give III your votes for the following officers, viz
Mayor, Warden, Ward Clerk, and Constable, one
Alderman and three Councilmen.
The polls will be clos Cd at O'Clock in the after
noon.
The Board OF Aldermen o, sa Il city will be in
open .ession at their room Oh Thursday and FIJI
day next preceding said day of election, from ten
o'clO to twelve O'clock in the forenoon, and on
Saturday from ten O'Clock to taelye O'Clock in the
forenoon and irom two O'Clock to four O'Clock in
the afternoon, for the purpose of correcting the
lists OF voters in and for the several wards and
ceiving evidence Of the qualification OF voters
whose names are not on SAID lists.
r. W. BLACK, City Clerk.
(Cily papers please copy. mchl-T&wlw
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WASHINGTON.
Personal.

Personal.
Washington, March 5. Governor John 5. Routt
will leave tomorrow for the purpose Of assuming
his duties as executive Of Colorado.
James n. Tyner, the new Second Assist Post
master General took the oath of office to-day, and
will enter upon his duties on Monday.
Andrew Johnson,
Arrangements are being made for serenadc
to Andrew Johnson, who will respond with
speech.
The National Homes.
The annual report of the board of managers of
the National Home for disabled soldiers, for the
year ending November last shows that Is per cent.
of all the inmates give no trouble whatever, and
per cent. of the remainder would give no trouble
except from the habit of drunkenness. Out of
total of 5025 cared for in the year 1879 the four
regular Homes. 50 were disabled in the Mexican
war and war of 1872, and the remainder disabled
in the war of the rebe lion; 1iS were between the
ages Of 20 and 80; 2O06 were between the ages Of
30 to so, and 1872 or nearly one-third were be-
tween the ages of 80 and 70, and 80 were over the
age of 20. Of that whole number there were us
Deaths or less than per cent, while the new adj
missions were l425, or about 80 per cent, showing
the verp great increase Of admissions over the de-
pletion of the Homes by death during that year.
The discharges during the same time, both hon
orable and able to support themselves, and dis
honorable, were l25, OF nearly Sper cent, to which
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iHarrteD.

In Pennington I'd inst, George {. Leavitl to Miss
Emma +. Chapman, both off.
In Industry, 10th ult., David Elder of New Foit
land, to Mrs. Betsey Shaw of Industry.
In Rocklsnd, 9th ult. Daniel A. Graves to Miss
Nellie NJ. Knowiton, both of Rockland.
In Waldoboro 2Gth ult,, Lincoln q, Day, to Mis-
Salah 4. Welt, both at " aidohoro.
In Washington, 2tth nit, Henry ). Green, loim cr.
IS of Rockiand now proprietor vi the Central
House, Washington, Ne to Miss Abb!c Suheiorlh
of " Washington.
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aiding
FRIDAY. March 9Th.

A meeting and adjournment forenoon and af
ternoon, was the substance Of all proceedings in
court to-day. In the afternoon the grand jury
came in and returned thirteen indictments, and
having no further business before them were ex-
cused till next term. The following are the names
of persons indicted, with the offences alleged
Charles II. Britt two indictments for breaking and
larceny Charles NJ. Carter and William Britt same :
Charles NJ. Kimtall, receiving stolen goods; Hen
ry Clay, attempt TO break and enter Augusta
Moody, larceny; Charles Newell, larceny An
drew Bolton, Jr., breaking and larceny; Alfred
VI. Reed, aggravated assault and battery; NJ l..
Enright, liquor nuisance; Ivory II. Hayes, same;
II. L. Hopkins, same and Il. j. Kenniston ct at.
common sellers.
Adjourned until to-norrovy atq NJ
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WYOMING TERRITORY.
From the Black Hills,

Cheyenne, March s. Two members of the Sioux
City Black Hills expedition reached Fort Laramie
yesterday. Their transportation consisted of
small sled, drawn by one OK, and they had been
two days without food. Two members of the ex-
petition had returned to Sioux City and one died.
They reported finding gold, but say the weather
was to severe to do much prospecting.
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BANGOR.
Republican Nomination for Mayor.
Happy and Surprising Result.

Bangor. March ). There was considerable eN-
element at the republican caucus thi, evening,
which resultedln the nomination of Thos. G Stick
ney, the temperance candidate for Mayor over
Hon. Newell Blake, the present Mayor, and W.
B. Hayford, Esq.
Mr.. Stckncy was nominated last Wednesday by
an independent temperance caucus, and this sue
cess in the republican caucus was great surprise
The nomination is the chief topic Sf discussion
this evening, and various comments are made as
to its bearing upon the election next Monday.
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Summary of Religious Intelligence.

Adjourned until tomorrow at g. 4. NJ.
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rELEGRAMSIN GENERAL.

Snow commenced falling in Washington at
o'clock.
John Toolnbs the English writer, is dead.
Several cases of religious insanity have resulted
from a series Of revival meetings in England, re-
Gently.
The oxford and Cambridge crews, which are to
contest the coming boat race, take up thei: quar-
tiers on the Thames Monday. Betting on the race
is even.
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The Case of George &. Hammond.

The mysterious George c, Hammond is gain
in trouble. 1t will be remembered that on the "a
of February he had preliminary examination in
the municipal court IN this city and held for trial
before the Supreme judicial Court, on the charge
of perjury for making oath to a false statement on
the strength of which rcqusition was obtained
from the Governor for the arrest Of certain par
ties in New York on the supposiuon that they
were concerned in the Cumberland treasury rob-
berry. 1t was intended to try Hammond at the
present term Of court, but notice has been re-
ceiyed from officers in Massachusetts, stating that
Hammond was wanted there On another criminal
charge, and officers would be here with requisi-
ton from the Governor Of Massachusetts,, for the
arrest of Hammond, to take him to that state
The officers were expected the train last even
ing. Hammond will think by and by that he is a
most lively corpse.
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PEN LV ANA.
4 Strike.

PHILADELPHIA, March J.
The employees of several large cotton and wool
en- mills in kinsington, have struck against the 10
per cent reduction in wages made some time ago.
The strikers are daily receiving accessions, and
the indications are that the strike will be general
in that district.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Civil Rights in a Bar Room.

Wilmington, March s. The first case here Ut
der the civil rights bill before United States
Commissioner McQuigg to-day. a negro named
Francis Holmes had w. III. Gerken, saloon keep
er, arrested for refusing to sell him drink. The
Commissioner dismissed the case on the ground
that the civil rights bill did not apply to bar
rooms.
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MINNESOTA.
Appointments.

st. Paul, March ). Governor Davis TO day ap-
pointed j. Gillian Of this city, Chief Justice Of
the supreme Count, vice Mcmillan, elected United
States senator.
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ALABA NJ A.

4 Negro Expelled from the House of
Representatives.
Montgomery, March 5. The House of Repre-
sentatives by a unanimous vote expelled negro
member named Gaskin, for proposing to do GER
tain things in his legislative capacity for the sum
of $500.
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Dissolution of Copartnership

TNilE c0partnership heretofore existing between
i the Undersigned uuder the firm and style OF
WEBSTER 4 GORDON, is this day dissolved bv the
sale OF Mr.. Goldon's interest to MIR Z. X. HALL.
Tne accounts Of The Old hrm will be settled by the
n"W one.
W. a. WHISTLER
o. A. GORDON.
Augas(t, March t. 1879.
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Mr. jeremiah Mitchell, living on China Neck,
recently sold horse to parties in Augusta, for
$3.50. The horse in few days went in New
York at 800
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WEST VIRGINIA..
Railroad Accident.

INHIII U-tU IkVCIUPHt'
Wheeling, March B. The west bound passen-
ger train on the Baltimore 4 Ohio X. r. ran into
land slide short distance this side of Grafton
early this morning. The engine and several of
the were thrown into a ditch and wrecked
The engineer was badly though not fatally injured
No one else was hurt.
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OHIO.
Obituary..

Cleveland, March >. Very Reverend James
Conlan, tor nearly % years pastor of St. Par.cks
Church, and formerly Nlcar-General of Cleveland
Diocese, died this morning at the age of seventy
four years.
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Legislative.

Milwaukee, March ). The Senate to-day con-
CURED in the assembly bill which considerably adj
vances the rates allowed by the Potter law. The
railroad companies are greatly pleased at this re-
suit.
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EASTPOIsT.
rived.

PASSPORT March ). Steamer New Brunswick
for Portland, just arrived. She was in Jonesport
through the storm.
No Mail.
No mail received here to-day trouble on the
railroad again.
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A Reformed Man.

Few persons about the printing offices from
Maine to New York, but have seen or heard OF
A. Z. Wilson, known to NEST OF the typos As
"Doll" Wtson--a rollicking, talented, drunken,
good-natured fellow: nimble-fingered with the
type, but not to be relied upon for when the spells
came on, and glass Of grog beckoned him, away
he would 90, leaving an unfinished line IN his
COMPOSING stick "fat take on his case and per
haps that was the last you would see of him Tor a
fortnight Well, the temperance reform wave has
reached this almost hopeless case, snatchlng him.
as it were ga brand from the burning Don Is
sojourning in Auburn, his old home, and was one
of the speakers at recent large meeting OF the
temperance reform club in that place. Ills adj
dress was received with great applause as all gath
cred in the hall knew that he had been "hard
ticket" We quote several extracts from his
speech
If it were not for my sense of duty, should not
be here. have widely advertised my in'emper r
ance as first class drunkard For nearly quar-
ter of century this subject has been particularly
before the people The law has not proved suffl-
cent and the Bangor Club has found the way
The lookup won't reform men have trlea mat.
Laughter and applausel If we should do mere
as they do in Bangor, visit the lookup ana give
the men Just getting over drunk, some hot cohee
and food and then care for them, we should 40
good deal toward reforming them.
I've no malice toward the ruinseiier beile'e
the way to handle him is to take away his cns'o-
mers. Applause and laughter.l That Is the way
to turn the rumseller out of his business.
Come up here, you men with whom nave
drank, these are not very bad class OF men on
this platform. We mean business. Applause.
For three honest years until two weeks past
hadn't drawn sober breath. Sensation.
want somebody out there in the back OF the
hall to break the jamb and come up and sign the
pledge. 1t don't require any check to do this-a
that is wanted is to dare TO do right.
Just here a ripple of applause ended in an out
burst of enthusiasm, as young men began
pledge. Several came forward and joined the club
taking their places on the platform amid great en-
thusasm.
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Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam is compound
ed OF the best known banks, roots and herbs in the
world. 1t is a reliable medicine, pleasant to the
taste AMI warranted TO cure. mar3-feodSwlw
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
Sew York. March s. 1919
EVENING REPORT.

The day closed with decided improv ement and
strong feeling on the exchange. Large amounts OF
stock sought the street to-day. Rates for borrow.
ing were per cent, and for carrying, per cent.
Gold opened at llj, and closed at u. The Assis
slant Treasurer paid out Gas 600 in interest, and
SIS 900 in redemption of bonds. Customs receipts
$4,000.
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NJ ISSOURI.
Fire.

St. Louis, March 5. The Wach House, a some
what noted resort, four miles distant from this
city, was burned last evening. The lessee, Col
Herbert loses about $4,000, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Wach, the owner of the building, about the same
amount.
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Fire and Loss of l.
FOR EIt.N.
England.

London, March ). Archbishop Manning has
received a summons from the Pope TO come to
Rome 1t is authoritatvely stated that he is to be
made n cardinal.
Russia.
St Petersburg, March 5. There is great indig-
nation in government circles over certain allega-
tons Of Russian IMPROVEMENT and eNacuons in
Turkestan contained in the report made by Mr..
schuyler, United States charge affairs and it is
reported that Prince Gottschakoff had demanded
his recall.
India.
Calcutta, March 5, via. London. The English
man (newspaper) says it is rumorcd that orders
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AocaI anu State Mems.

Dr. Lancaster of Wiscasset, will address the re
form club, in Gardiner tomorrow evening.
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The republican ward caucuses in ward and
will be held at the usual places, on this evening at
: o'clock.
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This is the last day for putting names On the
check lis.: and let every voter see to the matter
personally. The Aldermen will be in session at
their room from ten to twelve O'Clock in the fore
noon, and from two to four o'clock in the after