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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-02
Robbery OF tho U. s. Mails.

William II. Bigelow, Esq, of this city, special
agent of the post Office department, went to Pitts
field on Saturday last, and arrested the Assistant
Postmaster of that place, Mr.. Lewis Z. Norton,
who is charged with tamperin2 with and robbing
the United States Mail. Norton is about twenty
one years Of age, belongs in Hallowel, where his
parents now reside, and is an only and much
loved son. 1t is only with feelings Of pain that
We are obliged to chronicle this sad occurrence
The son has always borne good moral character,
having apparently no bad habits. He has been in
the Office since July last, but had difficulty which
caused great financial embarrassment. He was
driven to desperation for money, and not wishing
to call upon his parents, began to open letters
coming to or passing through the office. He com.
menccd this on the 9th of November and has
opened several letters, taking money therefrom to
the amount Of $S3. He also took money from
the drawer, from the sale of stamps, &C., the
whole sum taken amounting to between four and
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PORTLAND.
Municipal Election.

Portland, March /. In the municipal election
to-day the democrats are bringing out strong
vote early. AT noon they held ward one, in addi-
ton to wards two and four, which they canied
last year. Last years majority will be largely re-
duced, but as the republicans will apparently
bring out full vote, they will probably re-elec,
Mayor Wescott. For Municipal Judge, Bonncy
republican, runs ahead of the mayorality vote.
LATER.
The democrats have elected their Mayor Ros
well NJ. Richardson, who has 2.457; George P
Wescott, republican, 1896; scattering, 27-agains
last year Sturdivant, DEM, 1873; Wescott
$50; scattering, 5. Democratic majority 434
against republican majority of 507 las, spring.
This majority will elect the democratic candi-
date for municipal judge, Enoch Knight over Per
ciEal Bonney. but the majority is in three wards
No. 2 giving the democrats 442 and republicans
only l3l; ward 4, dem. 5O7 rep. 259
If the democratic vote for aldermen and coun-
Gil in ward S. which stands, rep. 3ls, dem. 81
does not run ahead of the vote for mayor, there
will be four wards rep. against three dem. in the
city council.
The Aldermen stand, five republican to two
democrats-ward having gone republican on all
save Mayor and Judge, and ward having chosen
two democratic Councilmen, Harmon and Plaisted
In ward 6, one Councilman, Hale (rep.) failed Of
an election, but will probably secure it a sec
ond trial.
The majority of knight, for Municipal Judge,
will be only about half that of the Mayor.
Rev. Dr. Thomas HILL formerly President Of
Harvard College, is elected one of the school com
mttee.
Kennebunk Election.
A Kennebunk despatch to the Argus states tina,
that town has gone democratic, by grea; major
ity, for the fist time for IS years.
Funeral.
The funeral of Rufus E. Wood took place at
half past ten o'clock, from his brothers residence,
and was largely attended. The services were by
Rev. Mr.. Fem.
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five hundred dollars The Postmaster had sus.
pected his assistant, ~ various complaints had
been made to him by parties, but had obtained no
tangible clue Norton made full and free con-
fesson to Mr.. Bigelow, and throws himself unre-
servedly upon the mercy Of the government. He
was brought to this city by Mr.. Bigelow, and de-
livered to U. S. Marshal Libby, and was brought
before U. s. Commissioner Bradbury. when he
waived an examination and gave bail in the sum
of $1,000 for his appearance at the Circuit Court,
to be held in Portland, IN April. The penalty Of
the offence is from one to five years in the State
Prison for each offence, or fne from $1,000 to
S5OOO
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WASHINGTON.
The Alabama Claims.

In the Court of Commissioners of Alabama
Claims, to-day, judgment was rendered in the fol.
lowing cases:
No. Sc. Judgment in favor of Alfonso Flea
ger, 4th mate of the American whale ship Nassau,
of New Bedford. Mass, for $j70.5O and interest
from June 2Sth, 1865.
No. $751; Judgment for +. NJ. Pierson, first
mate of whale ship Isaac Rowland of New Bed
ford, Mass, for S3227 and interest from June %,
1875.
No. 1853. Judgment in favor Of E. II. White,
first mate Of whale ship Nassau, for 1881 and in
terest from same date.
No. l57. Judgment was rendered in favor of
Alphonso Kellis, of the same vessel for $6i0 and
interest from above date.
The above named vessels were destroyed June
%, 1865, near St. Lawrence bay, by the Shenan.
doah.
In case l76, Geo. p. Crazy Of n. Y, for the loss
of whiskey on board the Commonwealth, cap
tured by the Florida, April Gath, 1868, judgment
was rendered for $lll3.l5, with interest from
date.
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chicago. March l. 1915
Flour-quiet-extrs spring a. rs.
Wheat-So. spring cash 90-a- Mch. S-a
Apl. 92aa-; May s9l !.
Corn No. 2. mixed, cash. 6issh: Mar. 8aka-;
Goa Jun 65t4 a. Apl.
OaIs-No. 2. So az cash May, 56--1a-; 5SXa
Apl.; 531sa- Mar.
Rye-No. :, S9a.
Barley-No. spring ll3all2 cash. Il3-a- Mar
lO6a- Apl
Dressed lIogs-7 4Oa, So.
Pclk-ls l0a,S Is cash; Is 52-alS IS Apl; IS 10
ais Is - Mich.
es3 y Mch
Bulk Meats-shonliers Ca; short rib mid
9kat; short clear mid asa.
Hams Is bs average lOLa-.
Whiskey-l05 O.
Freights--Corn to Buffalo, 4 Liza; wheat do X
Receipts 5000 four; $4,000 wheat; 5000 corn
24,0OO oats; 1000 rye S,0O0 barley.
shipments 1000 -four; 24,0o wheat; II, 900
corn: li.O01 oats: 600 barley. COO rye.
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STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY OF KENNEBEC, CITY CLERKS OFFICE, {
AUGUSTA, February 81. 1873.
To the Inhabitants Of Augustd qualified according
to laC to rote.
" on are hereby notified to assemble at your re.
L spective ward rooms ON Monday, March n,
A. D. 1875 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, then and there to
rive In your votes for the following officers, viz
Mayor, Warden. Ward Clerk, and Constable, one
Alderman and three Councmen.
The polls will be closed at O'Clock In the after.
noon. . ~
The Board Of Aldermen Of said city will be in
day next preceding said day of election, from ten
O'Clock to twelve O'Clock In the forenoon, and on
Saturday from ten O'Clock to twelve O'Clock in the
the afternoon, for the purpose Of correcting the
lists of voters In and for the several wards and re-
ceiving evidence Of the qualification Of voters
whose names are not on said lists.
r. W. BLACK, City Clerk.
Getty papers please copy. mchl.r&wlw
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A Card From Mr.. Reed.

Mr.. EDITOR The difficulty between Mr.. Dow
anu as follows ne Dow made
certain scandalous statements respecting myself,
and on my way home Saturday evening, asked
him what he meant by such statements, and he re-
piled that he had never made any such statements
and that they were all q lie. Furthermore, that
he believed that had never heard that such state
ments had been made and that was - liar.
then slapped his face. and he then struck at me.
thenkstruck him with my fist, and used no
weapons whatever, as the scars on his face will
show. l can prove that used no weapons what
ever. The Journal was informed that was sup
posed to be under the influence of liquor, which /
deny. as respectable citizen accused me of,
or saw me under the influence of liquor.
ALFRED NJ. REED.
AnOusta March |
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DifD.

Dcpat ted this life in great peace, Sunday, Feb.
2sth, Martha j. Partridge, wife Of Chas. kimball,
aged IS years 10 months.
in Damarscotta, 18th ult, Albert q. Plummcr,
aged 81 years months; 18th ult,, Wilmot liuey,
aged 81 years s months,
In Nobleboro' goth ut, Mrs. Mary a. Hall aged
Is years.
In Waterville. lith.ult Mrs Catherine Kellehar,
aged 6s years.
In Clinton, 25th uh., Eben Wood aged IS years
In Houiton, 18th ut, Jere Trueworthy aged &c
years.
In Fort Fairfield, 18th ult, Mrs. Elizabeth NJ +,
widow Of the late DR.. Benz f. Greene of Bridge.
water aged II years months
In Calais, llth ut j. Willard Hartford aged q!
years months.
In Depnysvile. 10Th ult.. Mrs. Hannah Smith,
aged "a years, widow of the late Thomas Smith and
daug hter of the late Daniel Bosworth, veteran in
the war OF l,76
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Municipal Elections.

| throwing OIL and badly damaging cars. No one
injured.
Municipal Elections.
Mo a%es%urK, Merrill.
Poor-O. s. Bailey, Z. M. Morse and l. D. Balch
SIS. Com.-Dr. Fl. q. Peaslie.
Appropriations $4,000.
| West Newbury.
| Observation-Disclosures Brown.
| Town Clerk-John c. Carr (hi, Sd successive
| election).
selectmen, &c.-Charles w. Ordway, Henry 7.
Bailey and John Poore.
School Committee-Hiram Tozer.
Appropriations, $ll0O, of which $4,000 is for
| schools and $1,000 for highways. The money
from the dog tax was appropriated to the public
library.
Rowley.
Moderator-J. Scott Ladd.
Town Clerk-John s. Prime.
seIectmen-Fred Bailey, George Blodgett and
Asa Howe.
Sc Committee. P. Perley.
Treasurer-Geo Kimball.
Collector-Geo. Blodgett
Overseers Of the Poor-John J. Todd, Oliver
Rundlett and Joseph Dodge.
Amount raised by taxation, $l700.
Mill Difficulties.
Fall River, March l. The Merchants mill is
running to day about 270 looms and the same
Us lhst week, nave also started up anu
are running about 1000 spindes. The two weeks
notice given by the weavers at the Sycamore mill
expired this evening. The notice of the weavers
at the Chase mill expires tomorrow.
The Mining Operations.
Newburyport March l. The Lawrence Mining
Co., boring for silver with the diamond drill,
struck vein to- day. over As feet beneath the sur
face of the ledge and penetrated Is inches 1t is
fine silver bearing rock and the assay will tell
its value tomorrow. 1t promises great richness.
The kempton lode, it is called, will be opened
| at once. This success creates much excitement.
Obituary.
The funeral of Josiah L. Hale formerly and
for many years president Of the Atlantic Ins. Co.,
n. " takes place tomorrow afternoon. With
single exception, he was the most wealthy man in
this city and was distinguished for his public
spirit and private charities.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Railroad Accident.

Boston, March l. The engine, baggage and
one passenger car of the Southbridge express
train, N. Y. & N. Z. Railroad, due here at 1925
A. NJ, were thrown from the track at Everett,
by misplaced switch, and rolled over an embank-
the express car were not SO fortunate. V. Joslin,
baggage master, had his ribs injured. Joseph
MORGAN. freight conductor, received bad cut in
the head. Mason Pierce, express messenger re-
ccived a severe wound on his head and his shout
gincer escaped unharmed by jumping, but fire.
man Edward Smith was badly burned by steam
Injury to rolling stock not great and track is now
clear.
Obituary.
Boston, March /. VIM. Henry Dutton. junier
editor Of the Evening Transcript, died last night
after lingering illness.
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ILLINOIS.
A Heavy Snow Storm.

Chicago, March l. Trains on the eastern roads
leading into Chicago arrived from three to six
hours late this morning, on account of the show.
heavy snow storm is prevailing in this part of
the country and it is probable that there will be
general blockade on all the railroads
Denial.
Delos Champlin denies that he held alone the
number which drew the second prize in the Lou
sville lottery. lie states that he held but 10 Of
the ticket.
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Group Di,armed OF It; Terrors.

The croupy cough-so alarming to the ear and o
dangerous to life-to which children are subject
may be Immediately relieved BY administering q
When given TO child that seems to be choking
Ut der the influence OF ipasmodic and husky
cough, the effect is electrical, as many n mother
will testify. In fact there is no affection of the
throat the lungs, short of the actual disorgan.
zation OF the ssues and membrane, which it
will not cure.
Pixies T. 9TH Ache Drops Cure in one minute.
fah3 aoJS xylw
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SACO.
Republicans Triumphant.

Ssco, March /. George A. Carter, republican.
was elected mayor by ninety-seven majority, in
total vote of lO4l. Plurality over Ira c. Doe,
democratic and citizens candidate, 1876. The re-
publicans elect aldermen aud II councilmen;
democrats and citizens, 2 councilmen. II. j. Rice
and Geo. F. Calef got few votes for mayor from
dissatisfied tax payers.
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LEWISTON.

Election of a Republican Mayor.
Lewiston, March l. Lewiston elects Edmund
Russell, rep, over H. B. Bartlett by $50 majority.
Last year, dem. majority of l47. Aldermen
rep, dem, no choice. Councils reps,
dems., 4 no choice.
Auburn.
Auburn elects James Dingley, rep. and nomi-
mated by citizens ticket City council republican.
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DA KOTA.
The Black Hills Gold Mines.

Yankton, March |. A member of the expedi-
ton to the Black Hills has returned The cold
weather had greatly impeded their prospecting.
They sank Is prospect holes and struck gold in
every instance. The specimens brought IN are
pronounced very rich. The party never saw an
Indian. There is no evidence of other parties
being in the hills
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FOR EI(:N.
England.

London, March l. The steamship w. A. Schol-
ton, which put back while on her voyage to New
York, has been locked at Falmouth.
The bark Herzogin Anna, Hauth master, from
New York December II, via Gbaralter, January
Is, arrived at Venice on the 10Th ult, damaged.
having experienced heavy weather.
Spain.
Bayonne, March |. Fighting continues in the
neighborhood of Bilboa.
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Public Debt Statement.

Washington, March 2.
The following is recapitulston Of the public
debt statement:
Bonds at 8 per cent, sl,lsl, go, 500 90
Bonds at per cent, so, Isl, $50 90
Principal, Sl,724,l3o,25o 90
Interest, 2e0so,7lo SO
Certificates Of Indebtedness, at
4per cent, $678, 900 90
Navy pension fund, at per Ct, 100000 90
Principal, sl4,s7s,ooo %
Interest, SO, $50 90
Debt on which interest has ceased since maturity
Principal, $8,779,670 90
Interest, 243,673 IL
Debt bearing no interest
notes, S3S2,O72,l47 so
Certificates of deposit, 45,s55,OO0 90
Fractional currency 44,904 1853 81
Coin certificates, 22,589, 400 90
Principal, s495, 42l,5ll IL
Unclaimed interest, 1874 "a
Principal, s2,243,oO ,4s1 II
Interest, &c, 436,73s 80
Grand Total, s2,2ee 1886, 1863 As
Cash in treasury
Coin, S75,626, 083 26
Currency, l03l9097 SO
special deposit helu LOT reGehp-
ton of certificates of :pos-
it as provided by law, 45,855.000 90
Total, 3l,800,lSl IA
Debt less cash in treasury
March lst 1875, 2,l37 y645, 1888 80
February LIST. 1875, s2,l43,996, 172 %
Decrease Of debt during past
month, 6,3jOlS3 80
Decrease Of debt since June
80, 1874, 5,77225l 80
Bonds issued to the Pacific Railrt ad Company, in
terest payable in lawful money
Principal outstanding, $64, 62S ,5l2 20
Interest accrued and not yet Iaid,t GAG, 235 II
Interest paid by the United States 26, 264 l02 "a
Interest repaid by transportation
Of mails, &c, 5,724,2l4 20
United States, $40, 53e, 1856 o5
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PITTSTON.'
Town Election in PittstOn.

Town Election in PittstOn.
Gardiner, March l. The town election il
Pittston resulted as follows
Selectmen -
Ward l, Benz. Flitner
" 2. L. S. ClaIk.
g. Robert Hanley.
Town Clelk-B. A. Cox.
Treasurer-L. w. Goodspeed
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Augusta, March /,

"CUT THIS oUT."-No one who has ever used
DR.. Morris Syiup of Tar, Wild Cherry and Hore-
hound, will be without it. AS remedy for all
throat and lung diseases cure for Group, and pre-.
ven,ye Of cHnsnmP.o1. IL mas no equal Acts a Ee
and sure. Pleasant to the taste and contains no
opium or other dangerous drug. Trial bottles 10
cents. Call and inquire about It of Partridge Bros
or l.. H. Titcomb in Augusta, or W. X. Ballard,
Haliowell Morris Heritage, Philadelphia, Pro-
pr,eto-. octl7teody
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BATH.
Election.

Bath, March l. Hon. VIM. Rice, citizens can
didate was re elected mayor of this city to-day,
after spirited contest, by vote Of 4s3 to 43l
for John H. Kimbsll Esq, regular republican,
and Is scattering.
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HAIR GOODS,

Having purchased hair goods from the bank
rupt stock Of one of the largest firms in New
York, am prepared to sell switches, curls, &c.
&c., at considerable under the regular prices.
These goods cannot be procured again at such
prices where sold. Mrs. NJ p. webster,
+tf l5S Water Street
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KOCkLAND.
Failed to Elect a Mayor.

Failed to Elect a Mayor.
Rockland March l. At the municipal election
to-day there was no election of mayor. The re-
publican vote was divided between John Lovejoy,
regular nominee, and Allen Bowler, prohibition
candidate. The official vote is
Bryant, dem. COS
I.ovejoy 4Sl
Bowler 30l
Four republican and one democratic alderman
are elected and no election in two wards, which
will probably return republicans. Twelve repub-
licans and four democrats are elected to the com
mon council and five vacancies to be filed to-
morrow
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most approved and reliable remedy Is the " ell
known VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM.
Be careful to get the genuine Price, large bottles:
CO., Wholesale Druggists, Proprietors, Boston.
novl9spntW S&wtlmarl2
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James Sinclair of Baltimore, stole q mare from
Scion Single Owens and he got five years for it.
Now where's the man who took that barl Of apple
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-02

The funeral of Mrs. Eliza A. Brick will be q
her residence on Chapel street this Tuesday at
ternoon at 2 o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-02

The Maine State Sabbath School Association
will be held at the High St. Congregational
church in Auburn, next May IS, 10 and 20. All
interested in this great and glorious work are cor
daily invited to send any statistics Of schools any
questions they may wish discussed or answered at
said convention, to the Secretary. David Csrgill
ct Augusta, Msine, at their earliest convenience.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-02

Capt. A. S. Perham, Captain Of the Androscog
gin Light Artillery, has sent in his resignation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-02

At the town meeting to occur in Waterville on
Monday, the proposition is to be submitted for
building new town hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-02

The very successful winter term Of the Maine
Wesleyan Seminary and Female College, at Kent's
Hill closed on Friday.
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The rich, golden butter, as fragrant AS the
breath of June, brought to this market by Mrs
c. s. Robbins of East Winthrop, readily brings
the highest prices Her success is due to well
bred and well kept Jersey stock, and the exercise
of care and intelligence in the manufacture Of but
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About halfpast ten o'clock yesterday morning,
An alarm of fire called out the fire department,
the two story wooden dwelling house on Bridge
street, owned by Mr.. E. G. Doe, being found in
flames. The engines were all out, and worked as
well as could be expected on such cold morning.
The house was occupied by Warren Shaw and
Andrew Getchell, who had time to clear out their
goods and household furniture. A sick lady in
the house was removed to near neighbours. The
roof of the house was burned off and the building
damaged to the amount of about $500; insured in
the Hartford company. The house was owned by
Mr. E. G. Doe and was the last of row of small
tenement houses on Bridge street.
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The Knickerbocker Ice Company Of Philadel-
phia will not ship any ice from their houses on the
Kennebec this season. They are selling off their
horses and other property. This will have bad
effect on business in that locality, as during the
busy time in shipping, some eight hundred dollars
a day were paid ont for help,
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The town bell now tells the people that seven
o'clock isn't very early in the morning.
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The Gardiner National Bank has declared q
semi-annual dividend of per cent. payable on
the first Of March.
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Mr.. A. NJ. Reed has card in our columns, in
reference to tine difficulty on Saturday night,
which we publish willingly. The case will be
brought before the Grand Jury to-day, Mr.. Reed
being charged with felonious assault; and their
verdict perhaps, will settle the truth OF falsity Of
the statements
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-02

The dry house of p. NJ. Fogler & Co., of this
city, at West Gardiner, was burnt on Sunday
night, with al its contents. 1t flied with nice
black walnut and ash lumber. Loss $1,000 no in
surance. The dry house was connected with the
bedstead factory of the above firm.
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tHarrten.

In Sidney, 2sth ult, by Rev. j. A. varney, JOhI
ii. Swift to Miss Nettie V. HallOwell, both OF Sid
ney.
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Weather Probabilities for To- Day.

For New England and the Middle States,
winds, falling barometer, warmer
weather and rain.
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Mrs Jane P. Thurston informs the Argus that
she sent to the Governor on the 10th inst, re-
prieve for Wagner and Gordon, and she claims
that it was in consequence of this that the Cover
nor issued his reprieve.
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local anD State Mems.
! do you like this spring weather.

Maine contributed last year $l2O for the Con
sumptiyes' Home in Boston.
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NEW HAM PSHlK r.
Full Time.

Great Falls, March l. The Great Falls cotton
mills commenced running on full time this morn
ing, with reduction of wages
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FROM CALIFORNIA.


San Francisco, March l. Governor Booth start
| cd for the East yesterday.
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Accident.

The 5 O'Clock train on the B. & NJ. railroad me
with an accident at Georgetown. After the en-
CINE had passed the switch, the switch rod broke,
throwing off and badly damaging cars. No one
injured.
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Thursday Evening, March 4th,
At 7.3O O'clOCk.
For the purpose OF nominating a candidate Tor
Mayor. Per order ,,,,
March ], 1875. law