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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-12-18

At tbs season of the year it is proper TO call
atteui IN to the sock of ladies' and geu'lemen's
furnishing goods, kept by Mr.. Charles Brown the
well known dealer, at No. 5 Bridges block. lie
also keeps a large stock of goods for misses and
h,ldren's wear. Among the articles he has for
s,lc may be mentiouod-good line Of hosiery, I'M
der fsnnes, worsted jackets. gloves, corscts,
wooden and cotton yarns, jeweliy, ruchng, combs,
dress buttons, spool silk, twist, etc. Mr.. Brown
makes his prices conform to the times, and those
who trade with him may be of being wei
used decl6 1T
noane Pray & Co. have just opened another
lot of those siyli,h Ulters. eclS-teodlw
Care that cough, How : With Adamson's b.
tanic Balsam. 1t is warranted to cure coughs,
colds, asthma, and all lung difficulties. Sample
free. Large bottles 80 cts. decl3t&wlw
For public speakers, singers and for sore throat
Forest Tar Troches' are the hes decl3t& Slw
One hundred deaths per week in New York and
Brooklyn from diseases of the throat and lungs
/ it not awful! And yet Hale's Honey of lIo,e-
hound and Tar, taken in time, would prevent seq
en-eights of this frightful mortality. No cough
or cold resist this basamic remedy. Sold by
all druggists.
Pixies roothache Drops cure in one minnie.
0ccl3rH
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I ERRiULE FATE OF \ MAN AND
WHEN PROVIDENCE, RI.
Their House Catches Fire and They
Perish in The Flames.

PROVIDENCE, December l.. Tltaa,r t"r r.
and his wife, occupy ing hor-c . ,p.. 80 .r.r
street, were suilocated this morning. II appeared
that they had left lighted lamp on the bureau on
going to bed When the police were attracted by
the smoke and entered the house the top of the
bureau was entirely charrcd The smoke had
aroused the old couple but both persisted be-
fore reaching the door,
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Military Matters.

HALIFAX, December l6. The troop ship Tam.
ar arrived last night from Bermuda, with the 9Th
Regiment. The Goth Royal Rifles will 90 on
board early in the week, and to England.
Missing.
The packet schooner Zsnymph left Sherbrooke
for Halifax the 9th inst, and has not since been
heard from. There were several passengers on
board.
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DAKOTA.
FIRE..

ST. PAUL, December II. The Pioneer Pressi
special from Fargo, d. T., says that . fire last
evening, destroyed eleven buildings, including
the U. 5. land sfice. The other buildings were
eight stores, restaurant and one billiard hall.
Loss not stated.
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A Maine Xe>seI Stranded.

CAPE MAY, December l6. The schooner Heath
owned in Bangor, from Philadelphia with
coal bound East, went ashore on Cold Spring Bar,
Saturday morning. A heavy sea is breaking
over her, and she will most probably prove to-
tai loss. The life saving station rescued the crew
nf the Heath.
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ros tmaster Appointed.

WASHINGTON, December II. The following
postmasters have been appointed in Maine; c
A. Severance at East Orrington, Penobscot Co.
Joliet Gerrish at Franklin Hancock Co.. L. b.
Curtis at Mach las, Washington Co.
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Report of the Visiting Committee to the
Insane Hospital.


An act of the legislature of 1874, created a
board Of visitors to the Insane Hospital to visit
the hospital at stated times, to ascertain if the in
mates were treated humanely, and observe the
general management, and render prompt report to
the proper managers. The committee for the past
year has consisted of Hon. Fred Z. Richards,
Hon. j. NJ. Mason, and Mrs. DR. &. ". QuinbX
They have made AN Official visit to the hospital
every IN nth and have submitted their annual re-
port to the Governor and Council. The resident
member, Mrs. Qunby, has made more frequent
visits. They have sought to impress upon the
sGhoIdinate officers aud attendants the impor-
tauCc of humane treatment from the time the pa
tent enters to his leaving; that the pate nt Is
there, not for seclusiop, but for treatment. The
committee have made the personal acquaintance
of patients, so as to mere fully understand their
condition. But little complaint has been made of
cruelty, or lack of attention of attendants; and
whenever there has been reasonable proof OF
neglect or unkindness, the Superintendent has
promptly discharged The attendant of whom com
plant had been made.
There has been suflciercy of wholesome
foods, clean and comfortable beds. 1t is recon-
mended, however, that the temperature OF the
dDrmitories be kept the same at night as in the
day. and that another III Sht watch be placed upon
each side of the building, to attend to the wants
of patients. The epileptic and suicidal inmates
require special attention at night. Had an extra
nig bit force been on, in all probability the suicide
of Miss Weston, in March, by setting fire to her
bed, might have been prevented The accident
endangered the whole building.
The imperfect ventilation still continues The
very excellent park has offered ample laciitie,
during the summer, for ont of door air and exer-
else Of the patients. Mo,e frequent carriage
rides are suggested The advantage arising from
the use Of the Amusement Hall, slnce its dedica
tion IN February last, to the inmates, can hard y
be estimated. Entertainments Of various kinds
have been given by amateur performers and pro
fessionals, and the sanitary influence is very
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NE W JERSEY.
A Minister IN Trouble

NEW YORK, December l6. Rev Isaac NJ See
pastor of the ickliie Street Presbyterian church
Of Newark, has been aragded before the presby-
terry Of Newark, tor allowing women to occupy
his pupit.
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Fire.

MONTREAL, December II. A FIRE last night ct
La Prerie village, near this city, destroyed the
post office, telegraph office, hstel and one store.
A man named ST. Marie, lost his life BY falling
wall. Loss about $4,000.
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PORTLAND.
Damage by Storm.

PORTLAND, December II. During the storm
on Saturday, chimney at the rolling mills
blown over and fell on to the boiler, breaking oil
one end. The damage will amount to about four
thousand dollars
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iGarrtfD.

In Portland, l,th inst Clarence Wsie 10 Miss
Mary q. Woodman. both Of nerIing.
In Watcr'md, 4th inst, RIA ph w. kilgOrc of New
ry to Anne q. JeWott Of North Waterford.
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VIRGINIA.


NORFOLK, December l6. A passenger, who il
believed to be j. Marriott, jumped from the steam
er Leary, on the passage from Baltimore yester-
day, and was drowned.
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CALAIS, December l.. The schooner Commo.
dore kealney is dismaste6 in Quoddy Bay.
Fire.
A house belonging to Mr. Mccartney. was
burned last night. The loss was one thousand
dollars; insured for three hundred dollars
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Weather Probabilities for To-day.

For the Middle and New England States,
generally cloudy weather and snow, with increas-
ing northeastery and southeasterly winds. falling
barometer and rising temperature during the day.
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Gather.
BATH.
Marine News.

EATH December Is. Launched to-day from
the yard of Chapman & Flint, fine ship OF 1892
tons, named Saint stephen, owned by Chapman &
Flint, New York. Capt. Vim. E. Douglass of this
city, commands her.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

A severe gale ragged in New York, Saturday,
doing much damage in the harbor.
JEFF Davis is in New Orleans.
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Those who erjoy looking at beautiful goods
should visit the furnishing goods department Of
Huntington, Mason & Co.'S store. They take
pleasure in showing their goods, and have a stock
of goods that it is pleasure to show.
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fine assortment Of gold and silver watches,
gold and plated chains, car rings, shawl lace and
cuff pins, sleeve buttons, studs, stone and band
rings, solid silver spoons, forks, childrens cups,
sets-fork, knife and spoon-in cases. at E..
Rowse's.
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loral ann State Nems.
Water street has an ,'opening."

There is promise of an interesting ses, ion of the
Teachers Association at Bath.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Death.

PROVIDENCE, December l.. Ex-Governor
William e. Cozzens died at Newpori, today of
typhoid fever, sand to have been contracted at the
Centennial EXHIBITION.
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A High Wind.

CLEVELAND, December 10. A large number of
in same instances the sides of buildings were
crushen in. The steeple of st. Malachis church,
one of the highest in the city, was blown entirely
off. part Of the roof of the Weddell House
was blown off. No loss of life Is reported. The
losses will probably reach $50 900.
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ILLINOIS.
Fire..

CAIRO, December l6. A fire in this place this
morning destroyed fifteen buildings on CONNER
cial levee. Loss from twelve to twenty thousand
dollars.
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MICHIGAN.
Damaged.

DETROIT, December II. The arcade building
Larned street, between the Tribune building and
the Post building, was damaged BY fire and water
this morning. Loss $4,000; the insurance 10 not
stated.
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EASTPOR l..
Marine News.

EAsTrohT December Is. The schooner Belle
Crowell, Of Dennis, Mass three hundred and
twenty-eight tons, Capt Josh McGathlen, which
left Portland docks yesterday, in blast for Wind
sor, about one o'clock, when two miles west OF
Mooseaboc, struck ledge but worked off with
vessel badly leaking. The crew stood by the
pumps till eight o'clock, when the schooner be
coming manageable they were obliged to leave
in their boat, and were picked up by the schooner
Flash, of Gloucester, three miles of Quoddy and
brought TO this port. The last seen of the vessel
she was on her beam ends drifting toward the
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PHILADELPHIA, December i6. The trial of
Samuel Josephs, Geo. McGowan, and Henry Mar
on election, closed to-day. verdict of not gull
~ was rendered.
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kNIGIiTSNILLE.
Church Fallen.

PORTLAND, December II. A church at Knights
vile, during the severe storm of Saturday, was
blown down.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
NemtenCeh.

BosroN, December lG. Giovanni Govachini,
who killed Nicholas Ayignoue, hed-iellow in
July last, was sentenced to-day to imprisonment
Tor He.
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The festival and sale by the ladies Of the Free
Baptist society, will be held in the vesty Of their
church, on Thursday evening of this week, in
stead of Tuesday, as rotced last week
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NEW YORK.
he Weather.

NEW YORK. December l6. Weather cold and
clear; wind heavy from the south. Storm signals
the Broadway station.
Gold.
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Another cold wave has cone this way. Eigh-
teen degrees below gro yesterday morning at
eight O'Clock.
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A large meeting Of the most prominent bust
ness men of this city, of both parties, held las
night, is considered the initial movement towards
adopting some plan to submit to the country tt
obviate the present difficulties, in the interest. o
the buslLess men Of the countrY.
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LOWELL, December To- Dennie Mshoney was
instantly killed to-day on the track of the Bos-
on and Lowe II railroad
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Mr.. j. S. lIendee whose Photographic saloon
went down in the recent fire. will start fer Boston
on the six o'clock train this morning, where he
Intends to purchase an elegant stock Of holiday
good, which he will open on Wedne,day morn
ing at Getchells hat store. lie viii purchase a
full ne of pictures and fancy picture frames, and
other goods suitable for holiday gifts.
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SNOW SlOlu.

EA>TPURT, December L.. severe snow storm
was had at this place yesterday The City of
Portland left for ST. John and got far as Wolves
Head and had TO return. She cannot leave here
till vapor goes down.
Weather.
The weather is intensely cold, the thermometer
going to eighteen below this morning
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Boston Stock List.

Boston, Dec 10, ls7s.
lSales at the Brokers Board.l
Eastern Railroad, ax.sx
Boston & Maine Railroad p7ssa
Portland. saco 4 Portsmouth,
Boston 4 Maine Railroad, rs, uCk-ntt,
Eastern Railroad Ts -ssox
Maine state IS, ill.s
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Cons itu,ional Convention

CoScoRD, December Is. Ia the constitutional
convention, to-day, it was voted to submit the
constitutional amendments proposed to the people
at the March election. The convention then adj
iourned until April
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supreme Jadicisi urt-DanfuIth, J. pre-
siding.

FRIDAY, December 10.
jo,rua 3. Gilman vs.. Wallace II. Carter The
n.i-c mmenced hi. charge to the jury at ten
o'c ck, aud occupied one hour. The jury were
out about an hour and came in with verdict in
favor Of the plaintiff.
Car lie VI. Harmon v. Oliver Harmon ct al.
III lsbu,y and W T. Whitehouse for plaintf
rucoub for Dc icudants. This is an action of tres
pas fui cutting and hauling eli ne AID other
tmhei fram a lot of land which the plaintiff
ci,im. uaed in the soul eastetly pat Of the
town Of China. On trial.
SATURDAY, December 10Th.
Carr NJ Harmon vs.. O yer Harmon 4 al. As
before -ta'ed, this is an action of trespa,s for
cni'irg aud hauling of timber fl ON wood lot in
emma. The real plaintiff is Fred " Han non
the M husband, and the detts are his son AZ d
grand. q. The suit grows out of the same old
itin.ll Qtafrel between father and sons which fur
li-!c - much business for the court three or
TOR S+srs ago In defence, the defendants deny
tic IF the plaintiff, and claim the riIht to do
me .,t. implanted of by authority of power of
!. tUlue, from IA trle owner. Tne case was Civ
e to b u, anl verdict returned before the
noon re -. Ile verdict Was for thu plaintiff for
500 d,iuase-.
The judge heard motion for rev trial in .he
-. -. "a n against Will IN Ii. Molr,ll, convicted
cary the te III Of the crime OF incest, but re-
served ~ decision Adjourned to Monday AT 10
\ VI
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.


Cincinnati. Dec. l6, 1878.
PORK ZIG 25al6 20 Clear sides, loal0k
LARD BACON
Steam, 10 l2al0 % Shoulders, 5k Az
Kettle, ~ haA Clear rib aides, skak
BULK MEATS Clear sides. nos 40
Shoulders,p 6a6k WHISKEf-. 90
Clear rib sides, s-ass -
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Death.

GREAT FALLS, December lG. Charles E. Bart
lett, ESD. died this morning of apopleNy. He
was the oldest business man in town. having been
in the dry goods business fifty zone years. lie
was seectman of Berwick, Me, for many years
and represented that town in the Legislature sew
era terms.
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A northern freight train on the White Noun.
tain branch of the Boston, Concord Il Montreal
Railroad, collided with car which had been
blown from side track near Whi;efed demol-
l-hing he car aul damaging the engine consider
ably. No one was injured.
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Railroad Accident.

NooDsNn.LE, December 10. This has beer
the coolest day tins season with wind blowing
yale.
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Bib.

In IalloWell, 18th int, Mrs. Abby C.. W dow of
the lat John LHkeuan, aged II 'etrs, montns -
18th inst, Mrs. Laura E., vile ct Chas T Full,
aged "a years, months; 10th inst in ant daughter
Of 4. ;. Witherell, aged months.
In Portland, IA inst Mrs. Elizabeth Chase.
aged - years, months; 18Th inst. very suddenly,
oracle y, youngest daughter Of q. W. and Marie
! Orf, aged YeAr..
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HAvERHILL, December IL. St. Joseph Church
French Catholic, was dedicated to-day, by Arch
bishop W llliams, and about seventy-tve person.
were confirmed
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Crazy Over Politics

Judges Morgan, Duffy and kilbreth to-day left
the court room of special sessions Is as Judge
kasmre took his seat. This left the court with
out quorum. and under great excitement Kas-
mine adjourned the court FIST TO sunday, then to
Monday and finally TO Tuesday. 1t is asserted
that recent political excitement has partially dis
organized lis mental capacities.
Fire and Loss of Life.
The house of Mrs. James Hennesey at Flush
ing, l.. l., burned last night. during her alb
sence and her child persisted. The fire caused
10y the ignition Of the chld's clothes at the stove.
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Fruit dishes, berry dishes, cake baskets, ice
pitchers silver plated and pear handled tea knives,
napkin rings and fruit knives, cups, &c, &c, at
+. Rowse's.
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FORTY.FOURTH CONGRESS.
Second Session.

WASHINGTON, December l6.
The committee on commerce closed its heaIing
on the coast bill to regulate immigration, and tho
decion in committee probably will be reached next
Tuesday.
The House passed the amendment to post Office
appropriation bill, increasing appropriation for
transportion Of mail on steamboats,, etc.
The resolution instructng judiciary committee
to say what action the House should take to en-
force the production of telegraph dispatches by
Western Union Telegraph Company was passed.
The House then proceeded to special order
which was the delivery of eulogies on the late
Speaker Kerr.
Eulogies we're pronounced by Messrs. Hamil-
ton, Kelley, Raymond, Monroe, Holman, Burch-
ard, Cox, Clymer and others.
Resolutions Of sorrow were adopted.
Adjourned.
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Gather.

The weather is clear and cold the mercury at
nrise this morning standing fifteen degree be-
low zero. The Kennebec river is open aud nav
iyabie 10 this city.
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SPRINGFIELD, December l.. Bryant Il Bull
len tannety worth $780, and 5. Bai,dell, Jr,
Il Co.'S waste store, worth $500, were burned at
Chicopce, last night. Insurance 5000.
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OHIO.
Fire.

New YORK, December l6. Late advices re-
ceived in this city from Toledo, Ohio, state that
the St Charles Hotel in that city, was burned to-
day; loss $4,000.
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cologne; also, cologne equal TO the best import
ed at $l.00 a pint, fine cologne 80 cents q
int, and a great stock of fine, imported per
fumes and sachet powders for tie holiday trade.
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Mr.. W. o. Fletcher, Tor several years the sue
cessful principal Of the hgh scho oil in Warren,
ha, been elected principal Of the Rockla high
seh)oi-a very important and res ponsible position.
Tai, is all the more gratifying from the fact that
the place was entirely unsolicited and unsought
by the individual who has been thus honOred.
Mr. Fletcher is a native Of Augusta, natural
teacher, with an abiding love foi bis profession,
and Se feel to rcj)ice in the hat,er.ng "cali" he
mas received. Mr.. Fletcher ha- rot yet accepted
IN Of r.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Another Ineligible ElectOr.

NEW YORK, December l6. A Pttston, Ps
despatch saws the question has arisen there as tc
the eligibility of Lewis Pughe elector, on the
ground of being unnaturalized. Only record oil
his first papers has been found.
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Fire.

CINCINNATI, December l6. The large paper
mill at Carrolton, Ohio owned by Friend & Co.,
was burned to-day, together with the surrounding
bindings, including the Shore Line r. r. depot.
Loss between $50 900 and $50, 900. Insurance
about sos 600.
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N'VtN Ut NtINl Ut IVF D-Vs
What the Herald Thinks.

The Herald considers that the surface indica-
tions IN Congress point to peace and submission to
law, AS soon rs the law shall have been declared
Mppfiup of Tusiuoss
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IfIn.

CONCORD, December l6. Two large barns be
longing to the estate of samuel Herbert on Ferry
street. were bufned this evening. Loss 5000.
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CA N ADA.


TORONTO, December l6. The storm last night
was severely felt throughout the province. Seri-
Gus damage is reported to the shipping and wharf
property. Snow has fallen in the western districts
TO the depth of several feet.
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&c. Hovey < Son, undaunted by the fire. have
jus' received from Boston large and elegant
stock OF pianos, organs, &C, besides multitude
Of articles adapted to the Holiday trade. They
are at present located in the store formerly occu
pied by Dunning 4 Lombard