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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-30
Maine and the Centennial.
OFFICE OF MAINE CENTENNIAL
BOARD, Portland. july 1877

boAkD. FoTtianUs July. 1870.
The American Centennial is now an assured sue.
| cess, and within a year the nations of the earth
will exhibit their choicest works Of art, their man.
ufactures, and the products of the soil and mine,
alongside own, in the vast buildings and enclo
sures of Paramount Park in Philadelphia. 1t is
| now universally conceded that no previous Worlds
Fair ever had greater facilities brighter pro-
poets, and we most earnestly urge the people OF
our own State TO respond in every possible way, in
order to be justly entitled to some share of credit
for the great of this International Exhibi.
ton.
Weappeal to the people of the State for Just ex-
position of our industrial and material wealth. We
want the products of Cotton Mills along the
Saco and the andre scoggin; the fine WOolens that
have made Berwick Vassalboro', Dexter, Hartland
and other manufactures famous; every ingenious
device and every valuable contribution to mechan.
cal skill the finest samples of garden and 1eld
crops; specimens of our woods, wood manufacture,
and grasses; and the finest products Of our stock.
farms, our diaries and our fisheries.
And above all, we desire to have exhibited to the
nation and the world the vastness and variety OF
| our material wealth. We want collections of pre-
cious stones and metals; the lime Of Knox and
Aroostook; the ledspar of Sagadahoc the rich
| ore beds of Katahdn and the far north; the won.
derful slate quarries that span townships and
ties, and which comprise and combine every quail.
ty the earth has every produced; the marvellous
granite, from the pure white of Hallowell, to the
notified of our outlying islands. the red of Jones.
port and the marble of Deer Isle. II
Full information as to space and classification
will be furnished by the undersigned. Contribu.
tons should be ready by Jan. LIST, rs.
Reduced rates OF Transportation promi sed and
specific terms will be seascnably announced by
circulars.
Correspondence is solicited from all sources, and
everJ question and suggestion will receive ready
attention.
Let all our people heed the invitation and the
promises for in benefit to individuals and in honor
and advantage to the State, nothing important
can ever again offer; and if true to this OPP
portunity, we shall surely make a showing in 10
that will do credit to our people, and be an honor
| to our State.
ENOCH KNIGHT Sec'y
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STATE NEWS.

Ahe tnfee men whose arrest was effected by
boston detectives night before last on suspicion OF
having hi committed the recent bank robbery in
winthrop, Me-, are still in custody and will re-
MAN so to await further Developments in the in
vestigation now going on. The chief of police
telegraphed to parties in Winthrop the night the
arrests were made, to come on and identify the
prisoners If possible, but up to a late hour last
night they had not arrived and there were no indi
cations of their arrival. 1t is regarded as some
thing extraordinary that the Boston police depart
ment has not received any notification or informa.
ton Of anything relative to the robbery except
what they got from the papers. "Big George" is
reported as being wanted in Toronto for being
connected with the American Express robbery Of
last winter.-( Boston Herald, July 10Th. F
A terrific thunder storm passed over Waldo
county Wednesday afternoon, July 23d, doing
considerable damage in several towns. In Mon
roe the lightning struck the large barn Of John
Mansur 4ox 100 feet, instantly killing his fine span
Of horses and hog and setting the barn on fire,
which was consumed with Is tons of hay and
nearly all the farm utensils. In North Searsport
1t struck one Of the barns of Enoch NJ Moore set
ting 1t on fire, and that with another adjoining
was burned together with ten tons Of hsy. In
Morrill, it burned the barn Of Jarvis Shibles with
10 tons Of hay. 1t struck in less than ten plac-
es in Knox and Waldo, one of the objects being
hay cock, which was set on fire and consumed In
Belfast 1t struck one of the new buildings of H.
<. Pierce, at his mill dam, injuring it considera-
road. damaging 1t somewhat. 1t also shivered
tree near Josiah N. Whites house on the Augusta
road. In Lincolnville it struck in several places
but the only building was the barn of Mr.. knight,
SCATTERING one of the gable ends. In Swanville
the shower turned to hail and did considerable in.
jury to the growing crops In Troy it struck and
set fire to the house of Benz. Sidelinger, which
was consumed. In South Brooks, the house of
Mr. Lorenzo Jones was struck and set on fire in
two places. Mr.. Jones received q very severe
schock.-[ Belfast Age, July 18th.
A tramp entered the house of George Brock at
Springvale. Sunday, while the family were at
cnurch, and stole $40. He also entered the house
of Robert Trip and ransacked it from cellar to
garnet. He got eight dollars in money, and took
all Of little girls clothes-a grandchd who lived
with them.
During heavy thunder shower at Castine,
Wednesday night, July Odd, three buildings were
struck by lightning, and one of them, the barn of
Rev. Mr.. Moore, was burned. The telegraph
wires were strvck several times.
John L. Sibley, son of VIM. G. Sibley, of Free
dom, while attempting to get on moving ma
chine, Thursday, July 23d, fell and stuck one Of
the knives into his left leg just above the knee,
| inhicting quite severe cash. The doctor said
that had the knife entered half an inch farther it
would have cut the main artery, and he would
have bled to death in five m inutes.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
daily Xennehee 9uurnal.
THE BANK ROBBERS.
Arrested and Discharged in
Boston,.
"Now Won Have 'em-NOw you Don't.''

Especial Despatch to the Daily Kenncbec journal.
Winthrop, July 30. Deputy Sheriff Carr, with
Mr.. Williams, station agent, and Mr.. Beals, sa-
loon keeper at Leeds Junction, went to Boston on
the noon train to-day, to see whether the men al.
rested Tuesday evening were the parties who went
to Leeds the day before the robbery.
LATER.
By Telegraph to the Associated Press.
Boston, July 20. Proof against the three men
now in custody here, on suspicion of having rob.
bed Winthrop National Bank, thus far obtained
seems to indicate strongly that the right men have
been secured. The stage driver with whom they
rode TO Lcens arrived to-day and positively iden-
tilted two Of them. From Leeds they took the
train to Winthrop, getting off at the rear of the
train and going into the woods. An officer will
arrive tomorrow to take them to Winthrop
LATEST.
Big George, John Anderson and George Ford
arrested here Tuesday night, on suspicion of being
the Winthrop bank robbers, were discharged to,
night, three parties arriving from Winthrop to.
night to identify them, declaring they were no,
the men sought.
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Baltimore, Mary land.
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LincOln County Republican Con
Ic.t.On.

The Republican voters OF Lincoln County are re.
quesed to send delegates to II county convention,
to he held at Union Hall, Newcastle, Tuesday, Au.
gust 2ith, 49, at IL O'clock \. VI for The purpose
of nominating candidates to he supported at the
September election, viz. ono Senator, County
Commissioner, County Trea urer; to choose a
Coanty Committee for The year ls7I and to transact
all otter business that ~ properly come before
sad convention. Each town, aud Monhegan Isle
will have one delegate, and one additional delegate
for every iliy votes cast for Governor Dngley, at
the September election in 1874. a fraction of TWEEN.
ty-six will be entitled to one delegate.
BY THE COMMITTEE.
July eth, 1878.
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Chicago, July 20. 1875.
rIour-extra spring 37Iaa5 So
Wheat-NO. spring cash aII6I: Il5sIa-- Sent !:
Aug, ll61sa.
O, Corn-No. 2 mixed, cash 7c--s7o: Ang, 7oJSa-;
Oatso No. q 5l-aA cash; July. SOFA; --a4lK
Rye-No. 2, 78aS0-
Barley-No.2 spring l32al32 cash; Iojh Sent.
Dressed Hogs 90OaS So, p
Pclk-20 50a20 20 cash; 10 35-als 81 Aug; 20 20
a20 10 Sept.
Lard-l3 l5-al3 25 - cash; IL 3O-als25- Apr.
ID 40al3 As Sept.
Bulk Meats shoulders s&a-; short rib mid
MA; short clear mid al2--.
Hams Is lbs average -.
Whiskey-ll7-all7.
Freights-Corn to Buffalo, 81 AZ; wheat do 8H
Az.
keceipts-5,0Oo dour; $1,000 wheat 235, 900 corn
1000 oats; 2000 rye; COCO barley.
Shipments - 5000 -four; l2l OOc wheat; 1s2, 900
corn: 1000 oats; 90 barley. 1000 rye.
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BANGOR.
Enthus. astic Reception and Parade

Bangor, July 30. This morning Norombega
Lodge, No. 4, Knights of Pythias, in full uniform
Z. Z. Small, Chancellor, Commander, preceded by
the Bangor Cornet Band A. D. Harlow, leader
made street parade presenting fine appearance
after which they took special train, at o'clock
for St. John, accompanied by His Honor, Mayer
Laughton and large number of prominent cit.
zens.
A special despatch to the Wing and Courier states
that the Knights arrived in st. John at O'Clock
where they we.c met by the Union and New
Brunswick Lodges of that city, and with the SD
Regiment Band made parade Of principal streets
the greatest enthusiasm being manifested by the
crowds of people all along the line. This evening
they are being entertained at Pythian Hall, and
tomorrow they will be taken about the city in
barouches. Returning they will leave St. John a,
o'clock in the afternoon, reaching this city al
II 80 p. II.
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FOREIGN
France.

Paris, July 20. In the Assembly to-day, M
Raoul Duval asked the government why the
United States had not paid to the French citizens
the indemnity due them for losses sustained dur
ing the civil war, while the claims of ether for
eigners have been settled
The Duke De CAFES, Minister of Foreign AZ
fairs in reply said the indemnity due to other for
eigners was likewise unpaid. President Grant in
his last message to Congress recommended it to
take legislative action on this matter. Congress,
however, had not moved yet. In conclusion the
Duke De Cazes said he had full confidence in the
good faith of the American government.
The permanent committee of the National As
sembly as approved, consists II deputies of the
Right, Of the Lavergne group, and IL of the
Left.
Switzerland.
Berne, July %. Twenty-Five hundred workmen
employed on the st. Gothard Tunnel struck work
to day and became riotous. They gathered at
the northern entrance of the tunnel and blocked
1t. The Swiss government sent body of troops
to the spot, who dispersed the rioters, killing two
Of them and wonnding several others.
Military Matters.
Madrid, July %. An official despatch has been
received at the Ministry of War, announcing th at
the main body of the Carlists is concentrated in
Catalonia. General Martinez compos has taken
among the Pyrenees, by assault. The Citadel still
holds out, but must yield to the heavy artillery Of
the Alphonsist troops.
Suspended.
Toronto, July %, Campbell & Cassels, banker;
and brokers' have suspended until advices are re-
ceived from England as to the fate of the Ster-
hing bills of Duncan, Sherman & Co. on their
foreign agents, on which Campbell & Co are en-
dorsers.
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NEW HAMP SillKE.
A Masked Rascal in the Wood
Attempts to Shoot Little Children.

Nashua, July 90 Children picking berries on
the Amherst road, near where Brockway was shot
at Tuesday morning, were fired at this forenoon
by man supposed 10 be Brockways sssailant.-
The coldren say that he had mask on, and that
he fired seven shots from revolves. They came
in very much frightened, ard the alarm bell was
Immediately rung, and the fire department with
many citizens have gone to surround the woods
and capture the miscreant. 1t is supposed he is
one of the burglars who have lately infested this
locality.
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WATERVIl.LE.
Colby University Commencement
The Glass Day Exercises.

Wateryille, July %. The Glass Day exercises
at Colby University took place to-day. consisting
of an Grafton by G. w. Hall, entitled Jefferson"
and poem by E. l. Colcord, both of which were
we'll received.
This afternoon the remaining exercises took
place under the old oak on the college grounds
which consisted of the reading of the class chron-
icles, by L. c. Cornish, Prophecies, by Miss NJ
Low; address to the under graduates, by Henry
Hudson, Jr. addresses at the tree, by Z. A.
Read; class odes, by II. Read, and smoking the
PIPE of peace. The exercises very interesting,
and largely attended.
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BRUNSWICk.
4 Brutal Father Shoots his Sol
The Sons Injuries Probably Fatal.

Brunswick, July %. man named Miller, liv-
ing on Birch Island which lies off Brunswick, in
Casco Bay, had difficulty with his wife, Thursday
morning. and beat her severely. His son attempt
ed TO interfere, when Miller discharged gun at
him, loaded with buckshot, the contents striking
the head and it is thought poi ton of the charge
entred the brain. The young mans recovery is
doubtful. Miller was arrested and brought to
Brunswick for trial. He is SAID to be very pas
sionate man, frequently beating his wife in a bru-
tai manner. lie claims the shooting was acciden-
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rOItILAN ID.
A RunlOr.

Portland, July 30. 1t is rumored that the Pro-
fessorship of Latin, made vacant by the MONACO
acceptance of Professor Paine is 10 be offered to
Professor C. H. Moore, and that c. c. Springer,
Esq, who has recently returned from two years
sojourn in Europe, where he has been studying,
is to be elected so the Professorship of Modern
Languages now occupied by Prof, Moore.
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NEBRASKA.


Omaha, July 20. The Indian Commissioners
while here, made several important discoveries as
to the way supplies have been furnished the In
6ians. One miller testiies to having put up 81
pounds of -four in sacks that he knows were turn
ed in as 100 pounds. A beef contractor lost by
freezing, 700 head of cattle that the Indian agent
receipted for people in this section.
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IN DIAN A..
HEAVY Rains.

Cincinnati, July 90. The Gazette's Cambridge
City, Ind. special says the rains of the past few
days, falling almost constantly, have done great
damage to the crops in that vicinity. Farmers
are greatly discouraged. A great many fields of
wheat had been cut and placed in shocks and the
rains have caused the wheat to grow, the sprouts
being quite long.
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\ HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY. If our readers
knew of the real merits of Renne's Magic Oil, we
are sure they would make place for it ON their
sideboard or shelf at once. For burns, scalds
sprains colds, nflamatory complaints, and in fact
nearly all the aches pains and ills that the human
frame is heir to, there is medicine sold that
cells, if it equals this popular pain reliever. VIM.
Rennc is no quack. lie is one of the first citizens
of Pittsfield, Mass, and his reputation for integr
ty and perfect upright dealings in everything. is
one that he would never risk on an unworthy ar
tcle. We advise our readers to try Renne's
Magic OIL and if it does not prove equal to our as
sertion, hold us responsible.
Troy, n. Y Daily Times.
julyS-l2tt
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UTAH.
Polygamy AnalYzed.

Salt Lake City, July %. Brigham Young has
filed in court an amended answer to the complaint
OF Ann Eliza Young. He denies any marriage
with Ann Eliza, ann sets up the marriage in Ohio
with Mary Ann Angel as his onlo true and law
sui marriage. However, he sets up polygamous
relation with Ann Eliza, maintaining it did not
constitute marriage. lie also denies the charge
of neglect or cruelty.
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"Time tries all things" and has proven that
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is the remedy
par excellence for the cure of coughs, solids,
Group, whoopng cough, bronchitis, asthma,
phthsic, sore throat, influenza, and "last, not
least" consumption. so cts. and 81 bottle, large
bottles much the cheaper. july26-t&wlw
There never will be better time to buy Mill
merry at Mrs. NJ. T.. Websters than the present.
Hats and Bonnets are being sold at about one
half the former prices, for the suppose of closing
out the summer stock. There is very little profit
on Hair and Fancy Goods, and none whatever on
articles quoted ljS Water Street. julyl2ttf
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GEORGIA..
Personal.

New York, July 30. Bishop Ames of Georgia,
has declined a membership of the Sioux commits
sion, church duties occupying all his time, so that
he cannot accept.
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ISLE OF SHOALS.
Aquatic.

Isle Of Shoals, July 20. General Butler's yacht
America, and Rufus IIatch's yacht Resolute will
sail two races, one Saturday and the other Mon
day. One race will be with time allowance Of
l6 minutes in favor Of the America; the second
for sweepstakes cup, offered bat not contended for
at the late regatta.
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Mt. Washington House, Gorham,
N. H., Burned.
Loss, $1,000; insured.

Gorham, July %. The Mt. Washington House
fire this evening. The fire probably caught from
a defective chimney. Loss about 5000. The
property is said to be insured. The furniture Of
the hotel was mostly saved.
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There has been another heavy rain storm in
central Missouri. The rain fell from II to "a
hours in different localities and did great damage
country are submerged, and the banks of the
creeks and streams are ali overlooked. On some
of the roads the trains have been stopped by
washouts, injuring the tracks and culverts and
also by land slides. On other roads trains were
seriously delayed by the high water and the un-
safety of the tracks and bridges. The storm is
said to be the severest of the season.
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FLORIDA.
Yellow Fever.

Fort Barrancas, July %. Lieut.. Desber died
at 4 :04 p. m. to-day.
Pensacola, July %. Mrs. Lieut.. Ingalls, died
last night. There have been 10 deaths of yellow
fever at Barrancas, out Of 81 cases. All well at
the yard.
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A MAINE TRAMP ARRESTED.
Internationally an Error!

Great Falls n H., July 90. The first arrest of
tramp under the new law was made this morn
ing the police arresting fellow named George
Goodwin, belonging in Maine. He will be taken
to the county farm. The selectmcn threaten the
arrest Of every vagrant.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. July 30 1873.
There was no new financial complications to-day,
and all traces of The recent failures virtually dis
appeared. Money closed at 1sa2iper cent. on call.
S.erng exchange was quiet and firm Gold de-
clined from ll2k to ll21s and closed at ll2*. The
rates paid to-day for borrowing were to per
cent. and l6t with a few loans fat The Assistant
Treasurer paid out $4 100 in interest and 5 900 for
called bonds. Custom Receipts $4,000,
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Weather Probabilities for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
falling followed by rising barometer, winds shift
ing to north or west, cloudy and rainy weather
succeeded by clearing and warmer weather
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HallOWe | Savings InS!ilu lon.

'l'HE ANNUAL MEETING of this Institution
will be held at the Office of the Secretary, on
Monday, August I'd, at two O'Clock in the afternoon
for the choice OF Trustees and the transaction OF
other business.
II. X. BAKER, Secretary,
Hallowell July %, 1870 juy30-t3t
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BELFAST.
Launched.

Belfast, July 20. Launched from the yard of
c. p. Carter & Co.. ship A. S. Davis. 400 TONS to
be commanded by Capt. Ford of Searsport. She
is named for DR.. Aaron S. Davis of Chelsea, part
owner.
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ILLINOIS.
A Murder.

Cairo, July 20. Capt. Sidney was shot and
killed last night, at Carbondale, while sitting in
his own house. The assassin is unknown, but is
supposed to be one OF the Williamson county
band, as the captain had been threatened by some
| of thau
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Water Spout.

west and north of here have done great damage
in cornfelds, In Normal township cyclones did
considerable damage. A water spout broke near
Six Mile creek, and discharged millions of gallons
of water into the creek.
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Cincinnati Produce Market:

Cincinnati July 20, 1875.
PORK-frm, at eel O0g2l 90.
LARD-steam lS1a-; kettle, l2Ad-.
BULK MEATS-shoulders So a.; clear rib sides
llAa; clear sides l2-9-.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9h9-; clear rib sides II 3.
a.; clear sides l3a II.
WHlSKEY--lI6--a.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Fire..

Arlington, July 90 Schoulers mills, 100 feet
long and four stories high, with Is feet extension,
occupied by Samuel BaXendale as shoddy fac
tory, were burned this forenoon; loss, 500, 000.-
The fire caught from picker on the upper floor.
Drowned.
Boston, July 20. Two bows, nan ed Could and
Howe. IL and ID years of age, wue drowned at
Natick to day, while bathing.
VIM. Hail, aged II years, brother of the well
known ship-builder, Samuel Hall, fell from the
wharf at the foot of Border street, East Boston,
pnd was drowned to-day.
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MISSOURI.
A Denial.

St. Louis, July 90 The Republicans special
from Springfield, discredits the reports received
there that Col Ross, chief of the Cherokee
ton was assassinated Yesterday.
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Piep

In Bangor, 2sth inst Joseph Lane, aged II year,
In Frankfort, 2Ith inst, MIR. Ann l.. Tylor, widow
Of the late Capt. Andrea Tylor, aged Is years
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Go 10 +. Rowses for she'll bach combs Buttons
and Jcwelry.
STOP THAT COtGHi--Wc have, during the las
year sold large quantities of ID. MORRIS SYRUP
or TAR. " lid Che ty and lioTehount, and believe
1t t. be the very lest me dicine in for coughs
Gods sore TIN oai, hoaTseness, asthma and all dis
eases OF Inc throat, lungs ana chest, leading 10
CONSUMPTION. IL cures Group IN few minutes,
and Is The best known remedy Tor coping cong h,
coma rs no opium, and Is pleasant to take. Cough
worn victims, whose lungs rHckeu and torn
with plroXy sms which threaten to choke them, find
sure and speedy relici in lis use. Trial size IL
cents. Cali and inquire about ii OF Partridge Bros
or l.. H. Titcomb in Augusta, CT W. X. Ballard
Haliowell Morris Heritage, Philadelphia, Pro.
pretors. octl7.teodly
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Indian Affair.

Washington, July 49, Letters from the Indian
Territory represent that over fifty persons have
been killed or wounded in election feuds the past
six weeks. The white citizens are appealing for
protection.