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NaIIomell local Menus.

Street Commissioner Graves is making q much
needed improvement on Union street, laying a
broad and properly graded concrete sidewalk from
Water to Franklin streets. Other streets are re-
ceiving like attention in various parts of the city
We learn that ilourshing Council of Sow
ereigns of Industry" has been organized in this
city, with Messrs. c.. E. Parlin, President; NJ. W.
Boyd, Secretary, and A. D. Knight, Treasurer,
The objects Of these organizations are principally
economical in the methods of purchases of groce-
ries and other goods for family consumption, and
may be fully learned from circulars and docu-
mcnts furnished by the President or Secretary to
those desiring light upon the subject.
The genuine and vertable Washburn, with his
with an exhibition at Wilson Hall this, Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Washburn denounces the troupe
recently here under the title Of ''Washburn 5
Moral Show as most unmtigated humbug;"
which demonstrates that his 'hcad is level" in
that direction.
We learn that the temperance lecture Sab
bath evening last did not give that satisfaction so
desirable on such occasions. Il is always better,
however, to give fair hearing, and make suita-
BILE allowances for either lack of education OF tact
in the presentation Of the subject rather than to
create disturbance or confusion Great care in
the future will be observed in the selection OF
speakers; and the committee will not be likely
again to be disappointed in their arrangements.
One Of the booms the river opposite this city
broke away on Sabbath last, and many logs brought
down by the smart rise of water were set adrift.
They were undoubtedly secured in the mammoth
receptacle below
a dense smoke nearly obscurcd the sun in this
region on Monday, during the entire day. There
must have been big bonfire somewhere.
The country never looked more inviting than at
the present time, as we had an opportunity for
demonstrating ocularly during the past week.
June is truly the most delightful ofall the months.
Vcrdure exhibits peifectnes-, with no signs Of
sadness or decay.
Many were unprepared for the new arrange
ment Of mails, and found themselves little be-
hndhand with their correspondence. Mails fol
the West are dispatched by the moon train"
about twenty minutes earlier than heretofore
leaving the post Office at about II, and the station
at thirteen minutes past II, 4. VI.
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The Congregational Conference.

The congregational Conference.
The exercises of the Congregational General
Conference, in this city, began last evening with
sermon at Granite church, by Rev. William Hart
of Bath. Many of the delegates have already ar
rived, and were in attendance at the meeting the
large body of delegates will arrive to day. 1t is
thought that between four hundred and five
hundred persons win be present at the meetings
We are sure that our people will cordially well
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Gully 8enaebee 9ournal.
PORTLAND.
Wagner and Gordon.
BOTH STILL PROTEST THEIR INNOCENCE.
Wagner Confident he will not be
Hung - Gordon AbandOns ali HO pc

Portland, June 81. A Thomaston special to the
Press says both Wagner and Gordon still protest
their innocence. Wagner is still confident that he
will not be hung and his bearing is not materially
changed since notified of the decision of the
court. He has been placed in solitary confne-
ment. Gordon is dcspondent and seems to have
abandoned all hope. No one is allowed to see OF
converse with them, except the warden of the
prison and clergymcn,
Inspe the Highways.
Portland June 81. The New Hampshire legis-
lative committee on roads, bridges and canals, are
here to day, having come through to inspect the
highways through the White Mountains and re-
port necessary appropriations.
Stolen Property Recovered.
The team off with by Hall, the hostlcr, has
been found at Lewiston.
Arrested.
Geo. II. Brown, who recently escaped from the
State prison at Thomaston, was arrested in Var
mouth, to-day, and will be sent to Thomaston.
The Liquor Agency.
The Board Of Aldermen passed an order to-
night that a certificate for the Lqnor Agent should
be issued. TIE Mayor objected rnd as he is
obliged to sign the certificate, the agency will not
be opeLed for some time.
Drowned.
The Argus says George Rivers was drowned at
Tenants IIatbor, Sunday, 10 years of age.
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NEW YORK.
Boss Tweed.

New York, June 2l Tweed was not released
to-day, the remittance not yet having been filed
with the county clerk. 1t is not Improbable that
if Tweed should succeed in obtaining the bail
now demanded, fresh bench warrants will be
served upon him on number of still untried in
dictments.
This afternoon. William NJ. Tweed discarded
his prison coat far black dress one. He still
wears the prison trousers. Last evening, Warden
Fox relieved him from duty, having been Off
cialy informed of the decision Of the court Of
appeals. The "Boss" spent the major part of the
day with his private secretary, making arrange
ments for his departure. which beyond all doubt
will take place tomorrow
Naval Affairs.
New York, June 81. The steam sloop Of war
Tennessee sails on Thursday for the Asiatic fleet.
Admiral Reynolds and lady go as passengers.
Appointment.
Comptroller Greene has appointed Charles II.
Swan register of license. The place is now held
by John Tyler Kelley. He is styled the Mayors
Marshal. The Comptroller states that this
bureau is one of the eight which constitutes the
finance department and that the Mayor has no ju-
risdiction over it. OF course Kelley will contest
the legality of Swans appointment. This open
declaration of war against Tammany by the Comp
roller is the all-absorbing talk around the City
Hall to-day.
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WASHINGTON.
Indian Matters.

Washington, June 81. Rev. S. D. Herman,
Hon. Abraham Cummings, w. II. Astby, with j.
5. Collins, of the Sioux commission, have been
designated by the Secretary of the Interior to
proceed 10 the Indian country in advance of the
remainder of tine commission, and ascertain all
matters Of interest pertaining to questions for
Element of which they have been appointed. They
start at once and will make preliminary cxamin-
alton Of the country and hold an interview with
the Indians. They will then be io.neH BY Other
members of the commission at some central point,
perhaps Fort Seeley, and grand council with the
Indians will be held and treaty or negotiation
consumated. The sub-commsson will probably
be engaged month or more in this preliminary
work
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STATE OF MAINE,

KENNEBEC ss,-Bodrd Of County Commissioners,
Apra Session, 1879, held by adjournment June 4fh,
1875
On the foregoing Petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the Petitioners are re-
spOnsble and ought to be heard touching the mat
ter set forth in said Petition, it is ORDERED, that
thirty days previous notice be given that the COun
ty Commissioners will meet at the hotel In Mon.
| mouth Center, on Tuesday, the Sd day of August
next, at O'Clock Z. NJ; and thence proceed
to view the route mentioned in said Petition, and
Immediately afterwards hear the parties and their
witnesses, and then take such further measures in
the premises may be adjudged proper. Said
notice to be given by serving an attested copy OF
said Petition and this order thereon upon the town
Clerk OF the town of Monmouth, and by posting
up such copies il three public places in said town,
and by publishing the same in the kennebec
County; that all persons and corporations inter-
ested may attend and be heard fthey think proper.
Attest :-wM. NJ. sTRAfTON, Clerk.
true copy of the Petition 10 and order Of Court
3w26
Of Ptscataquis, in the State OF Maine.
Respectfully represent the undersigned, citizens
Of said county, that common convenience and me-
cessity require that public highway should be le-
county called Howaid-it being u tract of land In
said county, not within any town plantation re-
CURED by law 10 raise money to make and repair
highways. said highway to commence at or near
the residence of Charles Hammond in said town.
ship, running by near Wilson Falls at the mouth
| of Wilson Stream in said township, and terminal
ing at or near the Lake House on land OF the Da-
vise's in said township, occupied by A. u. Crockett
| as inn. Said petitioners therefore humbly pray
your Honorable Board to locate said highway, is
sue all proper notices, MAKE all legal assessments
and do all other things which the Statutes in such
case made and provided require to insure the
pletion of said highway, and as in duty bound will
ever pray. -Fsf .e
Dated September 10th, A. D., 1874. 9iG.
+. SANFORD and 10 others.
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FOR SALE EvERYwHERE.

To the Honorable County Commissioners Of the
County Of Kennebec, Maine.
Gentlemen;
M the undersigned voters OF the town Of Mon.
w mouth in said county, respectfully petition
your HOnors 10 view, and if you shall indigo expe-
dent, to discontinue the road as laid out by the
County Commissioners in June, 1872, balling the
stevens Hill $50 called or after viewing said road
said road We urgently request that you will dis
continue some eighty rods, more or less, on the
ing at the easterly end that portion not dscontn
ued; thence running southeastery until it shall
intersect the road as now travelled, leading over
said Stevens Hill, some twenty rods west of the
Blake town school-ho.se. ESQ called
(Signed) o. S. EDWARDS, and 81 others.
Monmouth, May 10, 1878.
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CANADA.
Fires.

Ottawa, June 81. Two engines were despatched
yesterday to check bush fire which in raging on
North Nation river and Lochaber. McGaroran 5
mill, at the latter place. was destroyed The city
is full of smoke. A third engine has been sent to
Britannia, west Of this city
London, June 81. A fire last night totally
destroyed the paint and paper establishment Of II.
Lewis Richmond, senior. Loss $4,000, half Of
which is insured
Pembroke, June TO- The country aronnd here
is on fire. The timber limits on both sides of the
Ottawa river, with few exceptions, are suffering
teri ibly,
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DAM.ARISCOTTA.
Thieves at Work.

Damari.cotta, June 81. The residence Of c..
Bailey, New Castle, was entered by burglars, Sat
urday night, and his wallet, containing between
two and three hundred dollars in currency and
about $4,000 in notes, distracted. Entrance was
effected through a window that had been left I'M
locked Payments on the notes have been stopped.
An attempt was made the same night-probably
by the same thieves-to enter another house in
New Castle, but they were driven off by watch
dnp
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SToP THAT COUGHi--We have, during the las
year sold large quantities OF DR.. MORRIS SYRUP
OF TAR, Wild Cherry and liorehound, and believe
1t + he the very best medicine in use for coughs
co DIS sore throat, hoarseness asthma, and all dis
eases OF the throat, lungs and chest. leading 10
and is the best known remedy Tor whooping cough,
mans no opium, and is pleasant to take. Cough
WON victims, whose lungs are racked and torn
with paroNysms which threaten to choke them find
sure and speedy relief in its use. Trial size 10
cents. Call and inquire about it OF Partridge Bros.
or /. II. Titcomb in Augusta, or W. r. Ballard,
llaiiowell. Morris Heritage, Philadelphia Pro.
prlCtOrs. Octl1.tCoAIY
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
Chicago Produce Market.
chicago. June II, ls7s

Chicago, June T, $50.
Flour-extra spring 25a4 10.
Wheat-No. spring cash 9st4 a 99'.a- July;
Aug, l0oaa%.
Corn No. 2, mixed, cash, coz az Angr MA =;
705a- July;
Oats-No. 2, SKA cash; July, 5i4a--: -a4oa
a401s Aug.
Rye-NO. g Ga.
Barley-No.2 spring l35Al40 cash; l 05al % Sept.
Dressed Hogs 900aS 30.
Pc,k-l9 20al9 25 cash; 10 40al9 Is Aug: - GO
al9 Is Sept.
Lard-i3 l0-a- h:I3 276al3 30 Aug., i3 05 -
10 or Iuy l3 45al3 80 Sept.
Bulk Meats shoulders 74a--; short rib mid,
LAX short clear mid ans.
Hams Is lbs average -.
Whskey-ll6all6.
Freghts--Corn To Buffalo, ga a; wheat do ~
a..
Receipts, 600 flour; 1900 wheat: leo, )0o corn
81 200 oats; 900 rye; 0001 barley.
Shipments - 7,00e flour; 30 1000 wheat; 81. 0Of
corn; Al 600 oats: 5000 barley. 1000 rye.
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The State championship of base ball for the sea
was opened Thursday Jure 18th, with a con
test between the Bowdons of Brunswick and the
kennebecs of IIallowell. The Kennebecs did MOI
put in appearance, therefore the game was
forfeit to the Bowdoin club, leaving them the
champions of the State and the holders of the
prize streamer. Now the Androscoggins OF Lew
iston, naturally want the championship, SO they
have challenged the Bowdons to match game
This will probably be a severe contest.
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In 1865 Boston merchant failed in business,
and was forced into bankruptcy. He owed gen
tleman in this city sl5o for money loaned; but his
estate paid really nothing to his creditors. But
the merchant got his feet again, and with ener-
gy and perseverance strove to retrieve his lost for
tunes. lie had good success, and the other day
his creditor in this city received his $780, with
terest. The gentleman himself tells this story,
and says that the incident leads him to believe
that the virtue ofhonesy has not yet died out from
among men.
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Boston Stock List.

Boston, June 81, 1875.
lSales at the Brokers Boardl
Boston and Maine Railroad, 1913.
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth r. r., Josh
Second Call.
Union Pacific sinking fund S. 9ls.
At Auction.
Eastern Railroad, 6l1s
Portland City 6's, 991s
Botton & Maine II. Il, ll9l,
Eastern Railroad rs 1888 90a1
Bates Manufacturing Co. 7s2s
Belfast City SIS 1893 9411
Continental Mills 2g15
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MARYLAND.
Disastrous CONFEDERATION.

Baltimore, June 81 a fire this afternoon de-
stroyed b. s. Wellesgrer's marine dry dock and
steam railway, at IL Philpot street. The Patapsco
Guano Company establishment adjoining was
slightly damaged, as was also the rigging loft of
Brown & Depaefe. Adjoining the latter were
three dwellings which were almost Destroyed
Total loss, $4,000. Insured.
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
Six Fishermen Drowned.

St. John, June 81. Six fishermen, named VIM.
and Richard Tyner, of Pazarenco, William and
Joseph Mcclellan, of Dipper Harbor, and
William Holland, of Pocologue, in three fishing
boats, were drowned in heavy storm on the sal
mon fishing grounds off Lepreaux, near st John,
Friday night.
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BANGOR.
Railroad Affairs.

Bangor, June 81. At special meeting of the
board of aldermen, this afternoon, the order was
reconsidered for vote of the people, next Satur-
day. on the adoption or rejection of the bill au-
thorizing additional aid from the city of Bangor
to the Brngor 4 Piscataquis railroad company
This action was taken by request Of friends of the
measure.
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6w22i

KENNEBEC COUNTI-Ia Probate Court al
Augustd, on the fourth Monday Of Nay 1878.
TTORACE COLBuRN, Executor OF the will OF
III Andrew D. Chaplain, late Of Windsor, In
said county deceased, having petitioned for license
to sell at public auction private saie the follow
ing real estate said deceased for the payment OF
debts Sc. viz the homestead of the deceased:
ORpTRFp. That notice thereof be given three
weeks fuucessivey prior to the fourth Monday OF
June next in the kennebec Journal, a newspaper
pru ted in Augusta, thai all persons Interested may
attend nd a Court OF Probate then TO be holden at
Augusta, and show cause, If any, why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted.
III. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register. 3w25
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FOR ElGN.
Italy.

Rome, June o. The municipal elections were
held here to day. Garabaldi heads the list of
cessful candidates, all parties supporting him.
His Holiness.
The Pope to day received several Populations
who came to tender him congratulations on the
anniversary of his coronation. The Holy Father
replied that he greatly consoed in his at ic-
ton by the marvclously increasing devotion to the
church throughout the Catholic world. In the
course of his response he dismissed not even
worthy of mention the rumors'of reconciliation
between the Holy See and the Italian Kingdom.
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rELEGRAMSIN GENERAL.

Baseball, at Boston-Bostons s, Atlantic; !.
Mr.. Beach has not yet concluded his argument
in behalf of Tilton.
Moody and Sankey, the American revivalists in
England propose to visit Elton and hold services
specially addressed to the students. The friends
of the school manifest great opposition.
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iMarrtfn.

At the parsonage at Kents Hill, by Rev &. c.
Mason, 18th inst Earnest w Lewis, of Readfeld,
TO Miss Nellie r. Stane Of Mt. Vernon.
In Searsport, 10Th inst, Capt. Norman Dunbar
to Miss Hattie McGilverv, both of Searsport.
In BrunsN iek. 18th inst, Lewellyn Cobb to Miss
Emma s. Hamilton.
In FIeeport 18th inst, Frank /. Ward to Miss
Fmnic +. Llchilcll, both OFF.
In this city. 18th inst u. Pope Vose editor of the
RooklGnd Gazette, to Miss Florence E. Hill of
brunswick.
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Rev. o. Perkins, who is assisting DIR. Quinby on
the Banner has gone to Poughkeepsie, n. y, to
be present at Commencement at Nassar College
on the Odd inst, tomorrow. His daughter, Miss
Florence c. Perkins is valedctoran Of the grad
uating class
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New York Money! Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New YORK, June II, 1910.
Money cary at 2ais per cent. call. Sterling ex.
change was weaker at 4s6 aaS7 for bankers 60 days
sterling, 4s9Ha for demand. Gold opened at 1l7h
and closed NIX, with sales at ll71s Rates paid for
carrying were l and 2 per cent. Custom Re-
ceipts S2si 500. The Assist Treasurer paid out
$2l,0oo in interest and $155,000 IN redemption of
bonds.
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OHIO.
Arrested.

Cincinnati, June 81. A special to the Gazette,
with several aliases was arrested at Kendalsville,
Ind yesterday charged with stealing $4,000
worth of goods from merchant at Auburn, n.
Y. Officers have b9en in pursuit Of him for the
past two months, over the Southern and Western
States.
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The annual examination of the Primary and In
termediate Schools On Orchard street, will take
place this forenoon; and of the Primary and Inter
mediate schools on Grove street, this afternoon.
Parents and friends urgently invited to attend.
The school rooms have been beautifed and adorn-
ed for the occasion
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come to their homes the representatives Of this
large andinfuential Christian denomination. We

como to their homes the representatives Of this
large andinfuential Christian denomination. We
trust that all may be revived Sin the spirit of their
minds" and that our own people and those who
come as their guests may receive blessing. AT
9 o'clock this morning, the convention will be or
ganized after which will follow devotional'exer
cises. The conference sermon will be preached at
IL o'clock, by Rev. A. p. Tinker Of Auburn, who
was a classmate of Rev. Mr.. Ecob. At . in the
afternoon, there will lie a praise meeting, to be
followed by the report Of the Corresponding Sec
rotary, Rev. Mr.. Byington of Brunswick. At 8,
discussion upon the question, "Does the condition
of our churches indicate the need of any change
in methods of management and labor :" open
cd by Rev. Geo. T. Dickerman. At 4, report
will be made upon the Classical School in Halo
well, which viii probably be followed by brief adj
dresses. The evening services will begin at half
past seven with prayer meeting; at s, notices Of
deceased minister's by Dea. E. F. Duren of Ban
gor; at SIS, Maine Charitable Society Rev. E.
+. Cutler, Secretary. Early prayer meetings will
be held in the chapel on Wednesday and Thurs
day mornings at 5. 80 o'clock
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BRUNSW ICK.
Heavy Rains.

Brunswick, June 81. In consequence OF the
heavy rains Of Friday and Saturday, the Andres
coggin rose rapidly and yesterday was higher than
it has been since the fall of 1873. 1t is falling to-
day
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The Messrs. McClench of Hallowell, who are
to put the steam fixtures into the court house. have
their material on hand, and will probably cem-
mence work on Thursday.
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Mr. +. L. Richardson, of this city, addressed the
members of the Reform Club in Gardiner, Sunday
evening. We understand that in his speech, dur
ing the space Of fifteen minutes, he used the word
individually" thirty times.
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Quite extensive preparations are being made for
the regatta to come off in Gardiner on the 81 of
July. Several yachts from Boston arc expected
TO take part in the regatta.
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Who will the democrats nominate for candidate
for Governor, is the question that will probably be
answered to-day. Who will the democrats elect
for Governor? is question easier asked than an
sWereu.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
crowned.

Springfield, June 81 Edward l.. Reyes was
carried off the Smith ferryboat by his unruy
horse this morning into the river, and both were
drowned. The body Of keyes has not yet been
racoysre1
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Augusta,
IHH1%3uY aua E5Iduy Ereni~gS,
Jnlse EN- ami 25ih.
Two GRAND POPULAR CONCERTS by Tie
Famous Colored Vocalists-the
IIH- EI,s SISTEItS
an their Talented Company, (from California;
MISS ANNA NJ. HYERS, the gifted
Soprano,
MISS EMMA L. HYERS, the Wonderful
Contralto.
Wallace King, Tenor
John ". Luca, Baritone.
A. G. Taylor, Pianist.
VIII appear in operate Gems, Duets, Trios, Quar-
tettes, and the ever popular and oul.stirripg
JUBILEE SONGS OF THE SOUTH.
Blue Danube and 1901 Nights Waltz songs by
Strauss.
Admission 81 cents; Reserved seats so cent +;
Can be secured at Eastern Express ONCE six DAYS
i'll advance. Change of Prog ANNE Second Eve
ming.
5. 3. MYERS, Proprietor.
y. II. HOLT. Agent.
VIII appear at Halowell saturday and Monday,
June - and IS. junel9 tiw
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HALIFAX.
Maine Vessel Wrecked.

Halifax, June 81. Reports reached here to-day
of the wreck of the Maine schooner J. II. Mans
field while going into Prospect, on Sunday. The
crew was saved.