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Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06
PENNSYLVA ANA.
Arrested.

Philadelphia, November 5. John Corliss has
been arrested in this city, charged with negotiat
ing forged Erie city water works bonds He is
said to nave been participant in the wholesale
scheme, which lately was partially carried INTO
effect in New York to flood the country with
spurious bonds of the New York Central railroad
company, Western Mon telegraph company, and
the Buffalo x Erie railroad comp any. The dctec
tives have been looking for him for some time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06
Maine Manufacturing News.

The Red Granite works at Red Beach Calais, are
well under way and it is said the stone from their
quarries beats any granite yet seen.
Messrs. Fuller and Richardson have met with
gratifying success in the first years operation Of
their whiting mill in Hallowell.
Joseph Hobson, ESQ., at his saw mill in Bidde-
ford, is turning out twelve hundred sugar boxes
per dav. In other branches of his business, he is
employing full force of workmen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06

n the course Of a month the Masonic fraternity
OF Winthrop propose to give grand levee at the
Town Hall, in that town, to continue three eve
nings the proceeds to 20 towards the furnishing Of
their new Masonic Hall, now in process of con-
struction. and which will be ready for its furnish
ings by the first Of the new year. The Masons are
10 have splendid accommodations, and have lease
of their new hall for ten years. Dramas, tabeaux
singing &c, will be presented, at the levee, and
rcfteshments offered for sale. Members Of the
fraternity viii be present from Augusta, Haowell,
Rcadfield and Wayne.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06

The throat is peculiar organ-always at work,
and will bear about everything but a neglected
cold, which produces irritation and a tickling
cough. No time should be lost in arresting the
disease at this point, where Consumption can be
cured" for this often proves to be the first stage
of that awful disease. For these slight attacks
there is no better remedy than the "Forest Tar
Troches"--none so good. If taken in season they
will allav the irritation and relieve the hacking
cough. They may be found at the druggists with
the "Forest Tar BOok." nov3.t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06
rELEGRAMSIN GEN ERAL.

The steamship Greece, from London, has arrived
at New York.
The steamship Crescent City, from Havana, has
arrived at New York.
The Canadian legislature opened yesterday,
with usual formalities,
The queen of Holland is seriously i'll with a
fever.
Won Mohl, the German statesman and political
economist, is dead.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06
Something New Every Day.

MrssM. p. Webster has received, this week, al
the winter styles of hats, bonnets, frames, fancy
feathers, birds, wings, and iadeed every thing tt
make the ladies beautiful and happy. Velve
bonnets made over to look good as new, by
frst-cass milliner at thi, establishment. A large
assortment Of trimmed goods on hand at the low
est cash prices nov5-ttf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06
Horse Thieves Captured.

St. Louis November 5. a Kansas City special
to the Republ lean, says news has been received
there from Camp Contentment, new military
post recently established on Sweet Water river
indian Territory, that the t. S. troops captured a
band of cut throats and horse thieves near that
place. The gang had stolen fifty good mules and
at the time of their capture we've enroute for New
Mexico. The desperadoes were heavily ironed
and sent under strong escort to Fort sill
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06


Financial.
The Times financial article denoances the opcr-
alton OF the Cooperative Credit bank as q dis
grace and scandal to the city, strongly ntimating
that ii is swindling the public. By dint of its un-
coDqnerable audacity and an unscrupulOus dis
semination of putfs, 1t fosters schemes like the
hcokuk ( Kansas City railroad which asks for
loan OF 81, 800 O00 when it was ordered to be sold
for debt last Nav.
The failure of DIR. Strausberg, the great rail-
road contractor, severely weakens Russian COM
mercial credit. Many failures have already been
reported. The banks are in a state OF fear, which
reacts on tue London money market.
Murdered bv Malavans.
The colonial office has received dispatches
IRON the straits settlements, showing that the
Engllshman murdered by the Malayans was the
Brillsh resident at Parah. His interpreter was
also killed. -Four of his suit were wounded and
two are missing.
Russia.
st. Petersburg, November ). 1t is semi-ohi-
cially announced that Russia has sent no commu-
nicahon II garding Turkey to the signalories of
the treaty Of Paris. The good understanding nd
continued exchange of views between the powers
renders such Il communication unnecessary
Turkey.
Consantinople, November j. The Russian
minister has had an interview with the Grand VII
zier, IN which he threatened armed interven-
non Of the great powers, if Turkish persecution
oil Christians continues.
France.
Versailles, November ). The Duke De Au-
dfret Pasquier was to-day elected President of
the assembly, by combination of the left with a
portion Of the right. The act is regarded as a
demonstration against the Bonapartists
Austria.
Belgrade, November s. The militia of this city
have been summoned under arms Tor three days
drill, after which they start Immediately for the
frontier
Spain.
Madrid, November 5. 1000 soldiers leave San
tander, on the Sch, for Cuba. The government
has transferred two brigades from Catalonia 10
the north.
The COrtes.
The Cronista re-asserts that the meeting of the
Cortes will not be postponed.
American Relations.
The Imperial states tt at Mr.. Gushing, the
American minister, has delivered to the minister
OF foreign affairs another note, similar to that
presented early last month, in regard to the jurs
diction of court martias over citizens of the L.
:. in Cuba. Tae Spanish cabinet will speedily re-
DlV.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06
WISCONSIN,.
The Election.

Milwaukee, November 5. Ludington, rep,
has 1900 maj. for governor. Kuchen, dem., is un-
doubtedly elected treasurer. The vote for other
candidates is so close, that nothing but the official
count can determine the result. The republicans
have five majority in the Senate and six in the
Assembly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06
,COUNTY--In. Court Of. Probate

KENNEBEC ,COUNTY-M Court Of PROBATE
held at augusta, on the fourth Monday Of October,
1873.
NAOMI N. REYNOLDS, widow of Thomas Rey-
~ nolds late of Winslow, in said county, de-
ceased, having presented her application for allow.
ance out of the personal estate OF said deceased:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks su scessIvcly in the Daily Kennebec Journal,
printed in Augusta, in said county, that all persons
interested may attend at Probate Court TO be
held at Augusta, on the fourth Monday Of NOvem..
ber next, and show cause, if any they have why
the prayer OF said petition should not be granted,
H. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES ilEwINs, Register.
move t3w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06
ELLIS WORTH.
Court Matters.

Ellsworth, November j The 5. j. Court ad-
iourned to-day, after having taken more verdicts
than ever before rendered in the Hancock Comfy.
The docket materially reduced in size.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06

On account of the communion services at the
several churches, the union service will be omitted
TO. morrow afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06
LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

Miss Mary NJ. Eaton will begin her next term
of school on Chestnut Street, Monday, Nov Sth
She will take pupils between the ages of and l3
years. novo-S3t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06

The epizootic cure, prepared by J. f. Devine 4
Co.. is giving the best of satisfaction in all cases
of the epzootic disease. Sample package free,
| Try it. octl9-tu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06
VIEW HA PSiilKE.
Caurf Matters.

Lancaster, November 5. The Circuit court
commenced its session on Tuesday, Judge Stanley
presiding. The grand jury has been in session
three days. and have found 81 indictments, % Of
them for liquor selling. The court has adjourned
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06

The Rockland Free Press says: REV. Mr..
Hall exchanged with the Rev. Mr.. Ecob Of Au-
gusta, ast Sunday. Mr.. Ecob is fine speaker
AMI lear and forcible writer"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06
Weather Probabilities for To-day.

For the New England and the Middle States,
rising followed by falling barometer, slightly
warmer and clear weather, with northwest to south
west winds in the latter and northerly winds in
the former, shifting to southery over the interior.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06
SACO.
Accident.

Saco November ). Eugene Gailford, a boy of
lG, while careessly handling pistol aecidently
discharged it. His middle finger was shot off and
the back Of the left hand torn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06

Deputy Bridges arrived here on the Pullman at
midnight, with Charles l.. Bean and George
Haney, the thieves who stole the rings from Car
ter Bros, Saturday night. They were also the
party who stole chain and five rings in Bidde'
ford. Fourteen rings and chain were ecoyered.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06
RHODE ISLAND.
PaTdOned.

Providence, November 5. Manton Z. Hoard
and Robert A. Pearson, who as cashier and teller
of the Rhode Island National bank embezzled
$500 900 of the funds Of the institution, and were
sentenced three years ago to nine years mprison.
ment, have been pardoned by the President, and
were discharged this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06
MISSOURI.
Railroad Matters.

st. Joseph, November ). The eastern division
of the ST. joseph < Denver railroad was sold at
Marysville, Kansas, to the purchasing commtte
appointed by the bondholders, for 100000. The
western division is to be sold to-day. A new COM
pany will be organized
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06

The Tribune states there was a meeting at the
Hanson Place Baptist church Brooklyn, last night
at which the board Of deacons read q statement OF
their reasons why they could not, as protesting
christians, work in harmony with Rev. J. ID. Full
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06

We understand that sixty stone-cutteis were
discharged from Dix Island, Saturday night. 1t
is probable there will be entire suspension OF
work Mt that place by the close Of November.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06
PORTLAND.


Portland, Soyember s. A large two story
wooden house III Knightville, Cape Elizabeth,
owned by c. W. Wing, was badly damaged by
by fire this siioiIoon. 1t valued at thirty five
bundled dollars.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06
AFRICA.
Egypt.

Alexandra, November 5. The inhabitants at
kaka, on the White Nile, have revolted, and de-
feated the Egyptian troops, killing 100 of them.
The government has despatched reinforceme nts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06

One evening recently, one Of our city physicians
rad his horse stopped on gas house hill, by three
or four men, whose faces could not be seen in the
darkness. 1t was about third OF the way up the
hill, where the dense foliage shuts OIL. all light.
The physician lashed his horse, and the animal
leapcd ahead, away from the rutii'ns. That local
ity getting to be quite dangerous after nshiall
We hear oc others who have been suddenly stop
ped there.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06
Boston Stock List.

Boston. November 4, 1875.
sales at the Brokers Board.I
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth, .1uS0
Eastern Rallroad.1' IS 6s-
Boston 4 Maine railroad - ID
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06
local AMI State Mems.

The subject of Rev. Mr.. LeLachear discourse,
at the Methodist church in Hallowell, tomorrow
will be "a Lock al NY Neighbor.'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06

Petitions for the pardon of Messrs. Luther Cur
lis and A. B. Warren, the insurance defrauders,
are being circulated through Franklin county for
siguers, and will be presented to His Exccllercy,
Gov Dingley. We sincerely hope the prayer Of
these petitioners will not be granted No sooner is
Justice me;ed out to criminals than 4 set Of milk
and-water philanthiopists will rush around with a
petition asking for their pardon-thus completely
defeating the ends of justice. We are glad that
Judge Libbey, in sentencing these men, had the
courage to stand for law and order, though the
blow falls hard upon the offenders. We hope the
renewed prayer for executive elemency will be
disreCardcd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06
Arrest of College Students.

Portsmouth, November 5. There has been
great excitement at Dart mouth college this morn
ing caused by the arrest of ten or twelve students
1t seems that on Friday and Saturday the students
attended an auction sale of books at the store o.
j. b. Parker, and, as he claims, broke windows,
furniture, &C., and assaulted himself ant clerk.
Parker obtained indictments against ten Of them.
They were arrested and taken to Plymouth, this
morning, for trial. Mr.. Parker, who was to have
and locked up by mob of students, till after the
train left. Students have retained counsel to de-
ferd them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06
Permanent and Radical Cure of Deafnes

The following testimonial as to the SIX i'll and
ability Of DR.. c. b. Lishthill, has been voluntarily
and without solicitation handed that gentleman.
1t is the expression of one who is ready to admit
that had it not been for DIR. Lighthll his son would
have continued entirely deaf. Let those who are
in like manner afflicted read and ponder. DR..
Lighthill is now stopping at the Mansion House,
where he may be consulted
AUGUSTA, November ith, 1879.
DR.. c. b. LIGHTHILL;
About eight years ago called upon you at the
Mansion House, Augusta, for advice and treat
l1ent Tor q son of mine, then l6 years Of age. He
had been partially deaf and growing steadily more
so for years previous, in fact since infancy; had
very offensive and profuse discharges Of matter
from the ears. In obtaining your services, Ipaid,
what then thought to be an extravagant price;
but as you have entirely cured him, so that for
years he has had trouble Whatsoever either from
deafness nor running at the ears, l consider the
money paid you the best investment ! have ever
made. ELISHA COOLIDGE, jay, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06
Summary of Religious Intelligence.

Rev. Mr.. Bolton, pastor of Park street NJ. E.
church, in lewiston baptized two candidates, stu
dents in Bates College, last Sunday. Mr. Bolton
is in attendance at the yearly meeting of
Bishops in Boston.
The religious interest in Lewiston and vicinity,
continues TO increase, and recent conversions are
reported at several of the churches. In the SUI
burban districts there IS special interest.
Rev. 5. Goodenough, recently settled as pastor
of the Universalist church in Belfast, Is very
kindly received by the people Of his charge, and
has entered earnestly into his work.
The religious interest still continues at tAe Eve
leth district, South Auburn. Forty-one have
found hope in Christ, and still the work goes on.
The Main street Baptist church. in Saco, is fast
approaching completion and will be dedicated in
about three weeks. 1t is one of the handsomes.
churches in the State, having stained glass win
dows, and beautifully frescoed, with seats of a
new pattern, which are said to be the most COM
Portable of any church seats ever invented.
Three of the churches in Calais are now with
ont pastors. Rev. Mr.. Carruthers, of the Congre-
gaionalst church. handed in his resignation last
sabbath. Rev. Mr.. Haskell departed for new
field Of labor several weeks since, leaving that
society without pastor, and the place made va
cant by the recent resignation Of Rev Mr.. knowl-
ton has not yet been filed
Rev. (. NJ Grant, pastor of the Univetsali-t at
West Waterville, next Sunday commences short
series of Goctrinal lectures.
A series of meetings have been holden in the
NJ. Z. church at Round Pond, and much rely ious
interest has been manifested
The next meeting of the Rockland district min
steral ASSOCIATION will be held at Union, Jan. llth
and 18th, 1876. revival Of religion is reported
at Damarscotta and East Pittston, and on several
charges in the district.
Last Sabbath afternoon, Rev Mr. Rowel Free
Baptist, of Biddefo d, baptised in the river from
Springs Island, three persons in the presence Of a
large congregation.
The following are the statistics OF Bates street
Unversalist Society of Lewiston. Ne. of mem
bers, IFS; No in Sunday School, $50; pastors sal
arv, 81 500; current expenses, about $500. Prob
able value of church edlfce, $4,000.
Rev. I. P. Smith, native of Brdgton, has re-
Gently located in Cambridgeport, Mass.
Rev. G. D. Lindsay of Auburn, preached pow
e:ful sermon on Sunday T. NJ, at South Auburn,
where revival interest prevails. Mr.. c. l.. Mann
led the evening social service. There were about
sixty participants. Nine persons came forward
for prayers.
The vestry under the Unitarian church in Els
WORTH has just been completed to the entire salts
faction Of all interested.
Rev. Father Clement, formerly pastor Of ST
Johns Catholic Church in Bangor, has sailed for
Europe.
The people OF Pittston are enjoying relig ious
revival.
The vestry Of the Pine street NJ. E. church in
Portland, is completed, end will be dedicated on
the 18th of November; the new church in its eN-
terror proportions, cannot be said to be an rachi-
tectur,l success.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06
FORE EI(sN.


London, November 5. The long deferred meet
ing of the Hooper telegraph company was held
Yesterday. The balance sheet shows deficiency
Of SlSl 900. 1t was decided, in order ts enable
the company to continue business, to raise this
amount.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06
Suicide.

Ia,hua, November 5. Ira Godthwait attempt
ed suicide, to-day, with poison. He lies at the
point of death. The cause is supposed to be de-
press on on account of the death OF his wife, who
drowned herself some weeks ago.
Reduction OF Wages.
Gleat Falls, November s. Wallace Bros, shoe
manufacture err, of Rochester, have reduced the
wages OF their employees Il per cent
FIRE.
keenc, November S. A Mr.. Waldions dwell
ing house at South Stoddard, was burned last
night. Loss Sl200.
Lanor Weeks storehouse, with large stock of
glass ware, was burned last night. Loss $4,000; !;
partially insured. The fire is supposed TO be in-
cepdiarv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06
Supreme J"d!cia! Court. Danforth j., Pre-
siding.

FRIDAY, Nov. 9Th
A. NJ. Caren vs., A. Ciowel. The arguments Of
counsel were finished and the case given to the
Jury in the forenoon. Verdict for plf for Sl467 10,
The jury must have included the note alleged by
deft. to have been altered.
Sylvester Witham vs.. William Murry. Webb
for plf., Thompson for deft This action is brought
upon account annexed for keeping and training a
trotting horse, and for expenses paid out for
blanket, shoeing, &C., amounting TO S9j. after
giving credit for prize money won by the horse.
In defence it is claimed that the charge for keep
ing is unrea asonable and more than the price agreed
upon, and that the prizes won were very much
more than the amount allowed. The deft. offered
to be defaulted for $50 The verde. was for the
plf for STAG.
Sylvia Spauding vs.. Daniel lIanscom. Pillsbury
and w. =. Whitehouse for plf., O. ID. Baker and
jackson for deft. Trial commenced.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06

We are sorry to learn that a IIallowell gentle
man, Mr.. Reuben II. Wentworth, has been badly
swindled by having little too much confidence in
poor weak human nature. He went TO Boston on
Thursday, and feeling very sleepy thought he
ought not to go to Sleep as there had been good
deal said about pickpockets and other bad men
and women so he would just keep his eyes open.
rs his eyelds grew heavy he hethought himself of
the wealth which he carried upon his persona
twenty dollar bin. Catch going to sleep"
thought he to himself, aud stretched his eyes to
their utmost capacl'y ~ way of showing them
what ttey weIe to do His eyelids grew heavy
again, but he was awakened by being nudged
by the apple boy. He again nassured himself of
the safety of the twenty dollar bill. Then he saw
the face of travelling companion, and thought
he looked verify like an honest man, and forth
with he entered into plan whereby his comPan-
ION should take charge Of his twenty dollar bill
and travelling bag. Reuben then sank back into
his corner and slept, for his eyclids were very
heavy When Reuben lied i'll Boston sleep
was banishcd from bis eyelids, the dark visaged
stranger, in whom he conided, was gone, and so
had vanished his twenty dollar bill and baggage
rers"rn,.
Rev. Jonn Allen is rapidly leco' cling,
Representative Pitcher of Belfast, is confined to
his house by illness. 1t is hoped he may recover
in season to attend to his legislative duties.
TIE new postmaster at Richmond, Mr. A. C.
Spaulding, assumed his duties last Monday
DR.. Samuel Greeley and wife, of Ellsworth, re-
Gently celebrated their golden wedding.
Mr.. Charles Osborn has been appointed Clerk
of the Vassalboro Manufacturing Company, by
Mr.. White, the new Superintendent Mr.. Osborn
iilled this position TO great acceptance seyera
years ago, when Col. Lang had charge of the
Company's mill.
Mr.. Blaine and wife have returned from their
pleasant visit TO st. John and Halifax.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06

Miss Maxwell's announcement OF winter mill
nery may be found in our columns She now has
accommodations for her customers unsurpassed in
the city, aud is turning out some splendid work.
The widening of Green street, at the point
where it join, Water street, at the top of Rines
hill, is about completed and will make great i'm
provement TO that locality, giving the street uni
formity OF width and providing more room for the
passage of teams at very important point
The offer of Mr.. Marshall Withheld for the f@r
niture Of the Augusta House $40 0,0oo-has. we
understand, been accepted. Mr.. Withheld and the
as5gnees were yesterday looking over the property
at the house, before taking possession. The house
will probably soon he opened to the public h, Mr..
Withheld.
We learn that Mr.. John II. York formerly Of
brunswick, has established himself in the tailoring
business in Winthrop, and that his prospects Of
good trade are tatteiing. Mr.. York learned his
trade in this city, where he showed himself
faithful and competent workman, and we take
pleasure in commencing him to the people OF
Winthrop modest, honest and capable tailor.
The visit of several Of the members of Asylum
Lodge of Odd Fellows to the Gardiner Lodge on
Thursday evening, was 4 very pleasant affair.
Seventeen went down from the lodge here, and
made friendly and blotheily call. Pleasant
speeches were made by Hon. James Nash and
others of the Gardiner Lodge, aud byJ 5. Hobbs,
Esq, Mr.. r. b. Capen, Mr.. Mark Harden and
others of the Augusta Lodge.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-06
Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati, November 8, 1875
fORK-s22 60 az so
LARD-steam 2hass; kettle, l3xe-.
BULK MEATS-shoulders So O. clear rib sides
-all6; clear sides 121a6-
BACON-shouders -s9h; clear rib aides 14h
ala; clear sides AK AJAX.
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