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Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-08-11

candidacy has not been ratified by the majority Of
the caucus elections. There is considerable lively
discussion, and the action Of the convention is
awaited with much interest. The nomination Of
General II. NJ. Plastcd, Of this city, now seems
probable
Political.
Bangor, August 10. The convention to nomi-
nate candidate for Congress in this (4th) dis
trct to fill the vacancy caused by the decease of
Jersey, assemblies tomorrow. The two candi-
dates are Lewellyn Powers and General Plaisted.
Much feeling exists among their psrtisans, and
lively time is anticipated in the convention.
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OLD ORCHARD.
National Methodist Campmeeting.
The Sixth Days Proceedings.

Old Orchard Beach, August 10. To-day was
the sixth day of the national campmeeting. There
was the largest attendance to-day of any day ey-
ccpt Sunday, since the beginning of the meeting
Trains came in well freighted, and hundreds of
teams brought in people. from the towns in the Vi
cinity.
The o'clock meeting was an old-fashioned
Methodist love feast, shared in by an unusually
large number.
Rev. W. r. Harlow of the Providence confer
ence. delivered the morning discourse, and Rev
w. II. Boole that of the afternoon These were
by far the abest sermons yet delivered, and were
listened to with marked attention by very large
audiences
The noon meeting was held at the Biddeford
cottage, and was peculiarly interesting, owing to
the presence of the three last pastors Of the Bid
deford church. Revs. d. l.. Wetherbce, Ladd and
Day.
Tne children's meeting, at 80 p. m, a
large one. This was conducted by Mrs. John
Cushman of Portland Mrs. Fellows of Brunswick,
and Mrs. Bangs of Philadelphia.
The first meeting in the large tabernacle tent
was the ministers Experience Meeting and
consisted of exhortations and prayer, though
President Inskp took up most of the time in talk
upon various matters
A Daring Theft.
Simon Snow and wife of Combridgcport. Mass,
guests at the Sea shore House, while in bathing
this forenoon, had the keys of their hotel room
and trunks stolen from their clothing. The thief
then entered their room and secured valuable
jewelry, diamonds, gold watch and money,
amounting in the aggregate to about $1,000. The
officers are now after the suspected person.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO TIE
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PORTLAN -.
THE REPUBLICAN COIN.
TY CONVENTION.
Nominations for Cumberland County.

Portland, August 10. The Cumberland County
Republican Convention met in Reception Hall
Portland, at 10 4j this morning. Charles J. Gil.
man of Brunswick, was chosen temporary hair.
| man. Albro E. Chase of Portland, S. II. Chan
der New Gloucester, secretaries with seven vice
! p esidents. The usual committees were appoint
ed.
Judge Goddard moved for a committee on reso.
lutions. The chair appointed the following:
Judge Goddard, Portland
A. j. Chase, Dcering.
q. 5. Farnsworth, Bridgton.
Charles Humphrey, Yarmouth.
Thomas Hancock Gray.
There full delegation from all but two
towns, numbering 124 4 resolution was passed
that all nominations be made ballot Fred A
Dow withdrew his name as a candidate for Scna-
| tor TIE following nominations were made:
SENATORS.
Western district-1Iumphrev Cousins, Gorham.
Northern Observation-Disclosures Tolman, IIarri-
son.
Eastern distrct-David w Merrill, New Glou-
cester.
Southern dstrct-James Bailey, Portland.
Judge of Probate-IIenry c. Peabody, Port
land.
Register of probate-W illiam X. Neal, Port
land.
County treasurer-Otiver y. Dixie Sebago.
County commissioner-John l.. Swift, Bruins
wick
Clerk of courts Daniel W. Fessendeh, Port
land.
County committee-IIram Knowton Portland
l.. B. Chapman, Deeripg; William l.. Prince
Cumberland; Samuel Dipgey, Sebago; David
w. Merrill, New Gloucester; Samuel A. Holbrook
Freeport Isaiah 5. Webb, North Bird gton.
The committee on resolutions reported the fol.
lowing:
lst.-Endorsing tAc resolutions of the State
Convention.
2d.-That President Grant deserves the thanks
of the republican party and friends of sound
currency, for eminent ability and purity of admin
istration, and especially for the veto of the nha-
ton bill in 1874, which saved the credit of the
nation, and rendered return of specie payments
possible.
3d.-Approving the nomination of the conven-
ton.
4th.-Decply regrettng the declination of Hon
John \. Waterman Judge of Probate, and pay
| lag high tribute to his ability and integrity.
| Adjourned at l.45 The nomnatons1m 1madc arc
| calculated to unite the party vote.
Accident.
| At the Catholic Union picnic yesterday, young
man named James Coveny was thrown from
| swing distance of thirty forty feet, striking
on his shoulder, which was badly shattered.
Political.
The democratic State committee hold meet
ing at the Preble House this evening
Excursion.
The Army and Navy Union Assoc atlon excur
sion went up the Ogdensburg Railroad to the
Crawford House to-day five hundred strong, the
first public excursion through the Notch. Spe.
cals report them happy, with fine day.
Marine News.
Steamer City of Portland, from st. John, which
arrived this morning, reports that at o'clock las
night in thick fog, collided with schooner Mary
| Ann off Jonesport, which had previously lost he
foremast, and took her in tow far as Petit Men
an, whore they left her trying to make Jonesport
| The steamer had her bulwarks stove and received
other damage, but proceeded to Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-08-11

The Watchman and Reflector Of the 9TH inst,
published sermon recently preached in the First
Baptist church at Paris, in this State, by the pas
tor Of the church, Rev. II. e. Estes, DID. The
subject Reverence for the Sabbath and the
Sanctuary" the text, "Ye shall ieepmy Sabbaths
aud reverence my sanctuary" Like all Of DIR.
Estes efforts, the sermon abounds in richness OF
thought, and to the rejecting mind will bring
such suggo ,tons of the true intention and of
the day--"best of all the seven"-that will be
helpful and blessed. The sermon was preached on
the occasion of the Doctors parish reoccupying
their renovated house of worship.
We desire to call attention to the call addressed
to the rSsing officers and men of the Maine
Batteries who served in the rebellion, to meet for
their first reunion since the war, at the Grand
Army Hall in Portland, on Tuesday, the 23d of
September the third day of the Maine State Fai
for the purpose Of forming organization. The
call says 1T is earnestly hoped tina, full dele
CATION from each battery will be present. This
reunion and organization is to be had with special
reference to part in the grand centennial re-
union of all the Maine regiments, which is to take
place sometime during the coming year" There
will be reduction of fares on all the railroad and
steamboat lines. The call is signed by officers Of
the seven batteries.
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Shifts.
UTAH.
Brigham's Little Indians.

= Salt Lake, August 10, Considerable excite
ment prevails in the neighborhood of Corinne, on
the Central Pacific Railroad growing out of a
demonstration of large body of Indians camped
near there, belonging to the Snake and other
tribes. Nearly 1000 of them were recently bap-
tzed into the Mormon church. They have sup
Piled themselves with ammunition and guns, and
to-day il is reported that they have sent all the
squaws away aud made threats of driving the
Gentiles from the west side Of Bear river which
they claim has been granted them by the Nor
mons for a reservation. Governor Emory has
asked that company be sent to Corinne for the
protection of the people.
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NEW YORK.
A Murder.

New York, August 10. John Z. Churchill, SUI
perintendent of an extensive brick factory on
Staten Island, was fatally beaten by French work.
men of an adjoining stone yard. Two or three
arrests have been made.
Official Troubles.
d. TAYLOR asserts that the mayor has no author
y to remove him from the Office of Commissioner
of Jurors, and refuses to be removed, and will
take the case to the Courts of Common Pleas.
The court decided two years ago in favor of Tay-
lor. Col. Dunlap, the mayors appointee, refuses
TO give way to Taylor.
Death from Beating.
Mrs. Catherine Maxwell died in Brooklyn, yes
terday, from the effects of terrible beating by
her husband on Sunday. Both were intoxicated.
Maxwell was arrested.
Questionable Instructions.
Police Capt Burden testified in his own defence
last evening, that he had been instructed not to
interfere with gamblers in his precinct, but re-
fused to say who so instructed him.
Boss Tweed.
New York, August 10. Judge Westbrook to-
day, on application OF Tweed's counsel. placed on
the general term calendar for the 23d inst, an
appeal from Judge Barrctts order denying the
motion TO reduce Tweed's bail
Baxter & Co.
The Pos. says the suspension of Archibald Bax-
ter 4 Co. is directly traceablc to the sensational
stories of banking embarrassments, started ty
stock spectators for their own purposes last
week.
Fire.
Young's roll works in Pttsburg, were burned
last night; loss, $4,000.
Resolutions Of Respect.
| Resolutions were adopted at meeting to-day
of the friends and associates of the late Vice
President Mumford, of the Western Union Tee-
! graph Co.. expressive of the lnestmable loss sus-
tanned by the company, and of sympathy and con-
y
ed to receive the remains on their arrival from
Europe, and escort them to Rochester.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. August 10, 1873.
Flour-eNtra spring ) 23I. as s7..
Wheat-No. spring cash l21iaa-; la5sa Sept;
Aug, l26-a1s.
Corn--No. :, mixed, cash 702. s701s AnS.. 7lts;
IA Sept.
Oats-No. }. 52tsa-- cash: July, 5Oa--; aas*
Aug; 3SLa- Sept
Rye-No. 2, s3,,a.-
Barley-No. spring l20a cash. HALL Sept; ITO
Oct.
Dressed Hogs 9cOaS So.
PCk-2l 45a2l As cash; 2l 81 ta2l Us Oct; 81 SIS
al 57,, Sept; II So-a2l 50 Oct.
Lard-i3 A-al3 ~ cash: l3 6J-al3 65- Ang.
l3 75al3 75- Sept.
Bulk Meats shoulders ska--; short rib mid,
ll4a--; short clear mid al2a.
Hams Is bs average a.
Whiskey-llS4sa
Freights-Corp to Buffalo, AKA -; wheat do s,s
az
Receipts-0, ,OOG hour; O0.n0o wheat il0,0O corn;
Is 900 oats; q 90 rye; 5000 barley.
shipments - 900 honr, s0N wheat; 2o4, 900
corn: 5 U0G oats: $50 barley 0o00 rye.
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Economical New Foods cents will buy pack
age of Sea Moss Farne. made from pure Irish Moss,
which will make 80 kinds OF Dishes such as cakes
pies puddings, etc. l6 quarts of custards, eles,
creams, Charlotte Russo, blanc mango, etc. Sold
by all Druggists and Grocers. apll7-teod& wly
For an article Of great utility, and which will
prove blessing to every housewife, we refer our
lady readers to illustrated advertisement in an
other column, Of the Dover Egg Beater. Grocers,
hardware dealers, in fact all storekeepers will do
well to have it on sale. augl0-lt
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BANGOR.
PENSIONS.

Bangor, August 10. Bayard Taylor, accompan-
led by his wife and daughter. is at the Bangor
House tonight, He leaves for St. John to-mor-
row morning.
The Turf.
The August races at the Bangor Trotting Park
begin tomorrow.
COnventiOnalities.
Quite large number Of delegates have arrived
to attend the republican congressional convention
tomorrow. A number of prominent men from
Aroostook are in town, but it is said that the en-
tire delegation fIom that county will stay away
from the convention, because their claim to the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-08-11

New YORK, August 10. John z. Churchill, su-
of an extensive brick factory on
Staten Island was fatally beaten by French work.
ar,e ,ts have been made
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YER MONT.
Criminal Matters.

Montpelier, August 10. Judge Powers admit
ted bail 10 Peter Alphonsos, who is now confined
in Jail here the charge of robbing the Barre
Bank, the respondents counsel Charles ii.
Heath, ESQ, becoming his surety in the required
amount of $4,000. Alphonsos was then arrested
on four civil suits brought against him for tres
himself, wife and child and another by the direct
ors of the bank. 1t is understood that the total
damages being laid at some $4,000 and up
wards. This keeps Alphonsos in Jail for the
present.
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NEW PSHlKE.
A SERIOUS ACCT.
DENT.
An Excursion Steamer Runs upon Rock

Portsmouth, August 10. The steamer S. E.
Wetherell of Gloucester, with a party of excur-
sionsts from Pigeon Cove to Isle OF Shoals, struck
upon what is known as the Half Way Rock, this
afternoon, near Star Island. The steamer
running about knots at the time, and the shock
was so great that she careened over considerably,
losing her compass overheard and creating gen
eral confusion for a time. The passengers
safely landed IN boats from the Island, and the
steamer was afterwards pulled off by the Oceanic
House steamer Major. The Wetherell received
but slight damage, but she was leaking some
what, the excursionsts preferred not to hazard
return trip in her. They were brought to this city
upon the Ma or. and returned home by rail this
evening
Fire.
Manchester, August 10. The section sheds in
the of the Amoskeag Co.'S boarding houses,
on Merrmac street, were burned last night, about
II o'clock. Damage to building about $500.
Fifteen barrels Of flour, five barrels of Kerosene,
and other articles stored, make total loss Of
about 81 COO.
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STATE N 4 w 3.

They have been seizing liquor in Lewiston, on
the devils Hall Acre." That's the place where
you may find liquor any time.
II is contemplated to start democratic paper
in Auburn, Doll" Wilson being the protector
Won't the Gazette 10 for both sides Of the river
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
The Central Pacific.

san Francisco August 10. The officials Of the
Central Pacific were brought into court, to-day on
= citation to produce Woodruff. Continued M
Tomorrow Charles Crocker testified that he did
not know his whereabouts.
Nomination.
San Francisco, August 10. The republican
Congressional convention, last evening, nominat-
ed Ira Il. Rankin for Congress.
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TEXAS.
Military Matters.

San Antonia, August 10. Capt. Nolan, with
two companies of cavalry belonging to Coionel
Skaters scouts, attacked a large encampment on
the eastern edge of Staked Plains, three days ago,
and destroyed 20 lodges. No details. ten. ORD
and party have left Browns villa for san Antona.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-08-11
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Census.

Lawrence, August 10. The official State CEN
sus Of Lawrence, shows total of 34,901 inhabi-
tants, gain Of $3.50 over the United States CEN
sus OF 1870. The excess of females over males is
1888. The gain in population the last ten years
is l3, 300, 60 per cent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-08-11
RHODE ISLAND.
Fatal Accident.

Providence, August 10. Thomas Banks was
killed in Adrich & Miners mill, at Plainville,
yesterday. lie was putting on belt in the card.
Killed.
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PENNSYLvANIA.
Swimming Match,

Philadelphia, August 10. Coyle, defested hy
johnson for the swimming championship, to-day
swan seven miles in 2 hours and 10 minutes in
the Delaware.
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\ correspondent writes from Vassalboro' that
there are but two bachelors in town. Happy peo-
rlc
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KENTUCKY.


Louisville, August 10. The Courier Journal
special from Frankfort says the official returns
from W counties gives McCreary, democrat,
majority OF 56,7s2, with "a counties yet to be
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. August 10. ls75.
Wall street business to-day the smallest Of
the season. Money was easy at 2alt per cent. on
call. Sterling was firm at 4s7ah for 70 days and
iSO for demand. Customs Receipts, $iss,O01. Gold
huctuated between ll3S and ia, closing at 1l3X
bid. The Assistant Treasurer paid out $35 90 tin
interest s3l $40 in redemption OF bonds.
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NoCal anD State Nems.

"Tobey Candor" and family 60 to IIarpswe
to day, for brief rest by the seaside.
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Yesterday the proper salute was fired at the
Kennehec Arsenal in this city, and the flag placed
at haf-mast, il, n,emoridm of the late President
.lnln nsnn.
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weather Probabilities for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
increasing cloudiness and slight fall of tempera-
ture, with falling barometer, winds shifting to
southery and easterly, followed by rain.
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st. John officials were in town yesterday, look
ing for young man formerly employed in this
city
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Financial.

=, Montreal, August 10. A general meeting of
,he snareholders of the Jacques Carter BANK was
held day. The statement showed the liabilities
on the day OF the suspension to be SO, 239 876.45.
Inc assets are largely composed of overdrawn
accounts, past due notes and bad debts. A large
portion of the capital stock had been loaned 10
contractors and merchants to meet their response
bilites.
The specie bills and amounts due from other
banks will be sufficient to redeem the notes. A
committee has been appointed to examine thor
oughiy the affairs of the Bank. The meeting I'D
journcd till Sept. lst.
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HALIFAX.
Fire.

Halifax, August 10. The hardware establish.
ment of j. F. Frazer & Co., was destroyed by 6re
this morning. Loss heavy. The buildings and
stock was insured for 100000 in English aud
American offices.
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Ctuc,naati Produce Market.

Cincinnati, August 10. 1878.
PORK-irm at &a2 0,a2a 90
LAkD-steams slSh kettle, Nv q.
BULK MEATS-shoulders st.s; clear rib sides
AKA clear sides l2h a..
BACON-shoulders l0st0; clear rib sides l34
a.. clear sides l31a g..
WuISKEY-lls-o.
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1Harrtfn.

In Bristol, 24th ult., Capt. Rodney Arey to Miss
Eunice Farr, both OF South Thomaston.
At Round Pond, I'd nn Horace Collamore Of
Bremen TO Miss Nena Carter, of Bristol.
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THE AUGUSTA CoRNET BAND

viii accompany the Excursion. Good music for
Dancing. Refreshments will be served on board.
Fale for round trip from Augusta and Uallowell
% cts. including car fare Gardiner IS cts; Rich
mond, 80 cts. Bath, so cts.
Tickets Tor sale at Eastern express Office Angus
Ia; W. X. Ballard, liallowell Palmer h Co., Gtrdi.
Bath.
1t Is desired by the managers to make this very
enjoyable excursion. Hallowell and Augusta pe0-
pie Will take notice that they will arrive home at
an early hour, probably not later than O'Clock.
II the weather should be stormy, the Excursion
Will be postponed until the next fair day.
I1rIl L
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INDIAN TERRITORY.
The Black Hills.

Fort Laramie, August 10. Capt. Pollock left
10 day to command the new post in the Black
Hills. to keep out the miners. He has one COM
rapy of infantry and two Of cavalry.
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Dif0.

In Brst |, 2lat nit, Mrs. Gamage, relct Of the
late Capt. Nathaniel Gamage.
In Leominster, Mass, 3lst ult., Mrs. Ellen +.
Freeman, daughter of Isaac G. BeGner o: Waldo
buro, aged 30 years, } months.
In Cha-e's Mills, Turner, 81 inst, Mrs Mary
LOthrop, aged 10.
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CONNIE ECTICUT.
Base Ball

Hartford, August 10. Base bail, to-day, Hart
fords I, Mutuals o.
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FOREIGN.



Paris, August 10. The Geographical Congress
has decrecd letters Of distinction to the Navy de-
partment and signal bureau at Washington.
The CarIlsts.
London, August 10. A despatch from Miranda,
Spain, says all the Csrlst villages on the plain Of
Alava have submitted to the government Of Al
fonso. The Carist forces are concentrated ct Ma
varre and on the frontier of Biscay. Don Carlos
is at Estella
A despatch from SEQ D'Urgel says breech
three miles in extent was made to day in the o.
sana towers by the Alfonsist batteries. Three
new batteries will open tomorrow on the castle
and citadel.
Five thousand Carlists, under General Dorre-
garray, passed through Berga yesterday, towards
Organy, expecting to surprze the Alfonsist troops
before SEQ D'Urgel, under General Martinez Cam
pos, and intercept their conveys Some battal-
ions Of the Carlst army Of the North sre also 3D.
vancing towards SEQ D'Urgel.
The Carlist garrison at SEQ D Urgel made sor-
tie to-day, hut were promptly repulsed by the AL
consists, with the loss Of number killed and
wounded.
Spain.
I,;l W 4
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ILLINOIS.
Seizure.

Chicago, August 10. Forty barrels of crooked
whiskey have been seized at Oliver 4 Co.'s recti-
fsing establishment.
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I. o. OF O. f.
Meeting of the Grand Lodge.
FIFTY-ONE LODGES REPRESENTED.
Officers Elected and Appointments Made

Officers Elected and Appointments Made.
Portland, August 10. The Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows of Maine, met in Portland, at o'clock
this morning, F. NJ. Laughton of Bangor, Grand
Master, presiding. Fiftyone lodges are repre-
sented. The following officers were elected
Grand Master-B. c. Stone, Bridgton.
Deputy Grand Master-Stephea X. Dyer, Port
land.
Grand Warden-William F.. Hogan, Bath.
Grand Secretary-Joshua Davis, Portland
Grand Treasurer-Danel W. Nash. Portland.
Representative to Grand Lodge of the United
States-F. NJ. Laughton, Bangor.
Adjourned till 2.30.
At the afternoon session it was voted to hold
the next annual meeting in Augusta. The follow
ing appointments were made:
Grand Marshal-Byron Kimball, Bridgton.
Grand Conductors. G.. Hills, L MON.
Grand Chapan-Chsrles ii. Blake, Portland.
Grand Guardian-Mark Harding, Augusta.
Grand Herald - William j. Wheeler, South
Paris
The following are District Deputy Grand Mas
ters:
lst District, E. l.. Sawyer, Saco
ID Frank l.. Berry, k'ttery
Sd 90 Ivory Brooks, Spungyale.
4th - Stephen X. Dyer, Portland.
9Th " b. G. Stone, Biidgtou.
9th " A. NJ True, Bethel
9TH " Hiram Snow, Lewiston.
Sth " L. |. Merrill, Pennington.
9th =" b. II. Rsckl IT. Fairfield.
10th j. W. Toward, Augusta.
llth " w. +. Hogan, Bath.
18th " A. A. b. Eaton, Vmalhauen
18th d" Not filed.
18th b" +. A. Buck, Bangor
10Th " Geo. W. Pratt, Guford.
Twelve charters have been issued TO new lods s,es
as follows
Knox Lodge, at Recklsnd.
Belfast Lodge, at Belfast.
Good Cheer Lodge, at Guiiord.
Monami Lodge. at Mechanic Falls.
Abou Ben A6hem Lodge, at Auburn
Star of Hope Lodge, at Vinalhayen.
Mariners Lodge, at Bristol.
FIyeburg Lodge, at Fryeburg Cenhe.
oxford Lodge, at North Waterford.
Eagle Lodge, at North Berwick
Saco Valley Lodge, at West Buxton.
Highland Lodge, at Limerick.
The committee on returns reported &, l99 mem
bers, and ,434 initiates; net increase, 1884.
There will be an evening session, but no bus-
ness of importance, and the Grand Lodge will
close tonight. The Grand Encampment meets
to-moir
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-08-11

We would call attention to the announcement
of a grand excursion, on Thursday, down river to
the salt water, on the barge "Yosente" time
TO Mouse Island end Boothbay Harbor. For the
full particulars we would refer to the advertise
ment. The managers intend to make this the
most enjoyable excursion OF the season.
The Abbott Family School for Boys, at Little
Blue, Pennington, has reputation beyond the
limits Of the State, and the beautiful little town
in which it is situated Mr.. A. p. Kelsey is at
present the instructor, who would be glad to fur
nish nformatio to all desiring the same, and who
have boys to educate.
The New Music Rooms of Messrs. Wm. NJ
urbush < Son, recently opened in this city, have
become place of fashionable resort for those who
delight to hear the music Of piano and organ
These gentlemen have had good success since their
coming, and the prospect is that they will estab-
lish here first class music rooms They have the
celebrated Smith Organs and the Ivers Pianos, to-
gether with other makes which they are always
happy to show customers. Their tone, compass
and action, are fully demonstrated to all who may
step in at their rooms-in the same building with
Mr. licndec, photographer.