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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-21

nR. 8. g. FITCH'S FAMILY PHYSICIAN.
~ sample Copy, Paper Cover, 10 cents:
pages, 35 cents by mail. Address to ia
Broadway New York.
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Rall0mell z0ral Nem8.

At an adjourned meeting Of the "Ilallowell
Centennial Burial Ground Association" on Thurs
day evening, the committee chosen at former
meeting to draft bylaws, &C., made report which
was adopted. The same committee was author
lied to call legal meeting for organizing under
the statute; and committee was appointed to So
lcit memberships. Any may become m en-
is confidently expected that before the next meet
ing our citizens generally will enroll their names
upon the books of the Association. The interest
of the fund is to be expended annually under the
direction Of trustees, for identifying and keeping
in order lots and localities In cemetery that
might otherwise be neglected.
A disturber of the peace was arragned before
Police Judge Knight on Friday, and sentenced to
gusta. This was Judge Knights first case since
his appointment.
The Centennial Singers will meet at the res
idence of Mr.. Hiram Fuller this Saturday eve
ming. for final rehearsal previous to the concerts
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings next
violent and uncomfortable snow -storm visited
this region on Friday afternoon, giving promise Of
resulting in the "boss storm of the season."
Mr. c. Eben Sawtele of this city, who for the
past te* months has been telegraph operator in
this city, has recently gone to Philadelphia to
cupy responsible position in the employ of the
W. L. Telegraph Co. We wish him abundant
prosperity in his new field of enterprise.
The Centennial Concerts and Levees at Wilson
Hall on Wednesday and Thursday evenings next,
promise to be the most entertaining and profitable
Of the century.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO TUU--~
Daily Aeaasbet gouraal.
FAR MiNGTON.
Important Legal Decision,

Pennington March Il. In the Supreme Jddi-
cial Court, in session in thi place, verdict
was rendered today in favor of the defendant in
the case Asbury Life Insurance Company vs.. y.
B. Warren ct al. The suit was brought to recover
back three thousand dollars which the company
alleged they were defrauded Of by conspiracy Of
defendant in eifectipg insurance on the life of a
sister of Warren, who the company claimed was
at the time sick with consumption and who died
in a short time after the insurance effected.
The suit was brought against \. Il. Warren,
Luther Curtis and X. Henderson. 1t will be re-
membered that Curtis and Warren the same
parties who were convicted a year ago of the
crime of conspirng to cheat the company by
false pretenses. 1t was regarded by many as
an improper conviction, but motion for new
trial was overruled and they were sentenced to
eighteen months and two years respectively to
confinement and hard labor in Auburn jail.
Afterwards petition for the pardon Of Curtis
signed by almost all the principal business men
in the county, was denied upon hearing before
the Governor and Council. The present verdict
is received with great favor by the community as
it is virtual reverson Of the decision by which
they were convicted
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Rev. John r. Herrick, formerly Of this citv
now pastor in South Hadley, Mass, continues 70
give Theological Instructions at the Hartford The
illogical Seminary. He goes each week, on Mon
ment is to continue until next autumn, when Rev.
| w. S. kaw, of Cambridge, is to commence his
duties as Professor of Systematic Theology. Ban
gor Wing.
At the commencement of University Of Penn
sylvania in the Academy of Music, Philadelphia,
March 10th, the degree of NJ. ID. was conferred
upon l23 gentlemen, the largest number for seven
years. Among the number was Mr.. William p
Melcher, formerly of Bath.
AIr. c. E. Miles, of Oldtown, who is scaling for
parties in Bangor, was seriously injured short
time since. While descending q steep decliyity he
slipped and received a severe fall, which caused
severe fracture of the left shoulder, and in this
| condition he walked several miles before be
reached camp.
| The Rockland Gazette says that Messrs Cobb,
Wight Il Norton received a telegram Yesterday
saying the schooner j. Chauncey Crafts, Capt
Greeley, of this port was run into off Gloucester
but no particulars have yet been received.
Mr.. A. Fl. Smith, the postmaster at Orrington,
is erecting a building there, to which the post
office in that village will be moved.
There were 959 arrests in Bangor, the past year
10 of the number were for drunkenness and the
remainder tor various offences. Marshal Bolton
recommends that two of night police be mounted,
he thinks this would promote the efficiency Of
the force.
Mr.. c. c. Couiard of the Boston Herald, who
has been seriously i'll at Waterville, has greatly
improved in health.
There are ninety-three students attending the
Medical Lectures at Brunswick.
DR.. John Bush who died in Vassalboro Irecent-
ly, at the age OF 80, was graduate of Bowdoin,
class Of 1874.
Tom Mcguire, the New England representative
of the New York Herald and well known in this
See, is said to have had $50 900 willed to him by
man in New York. lately deceased, whose daugh-
ter Tom saved from drowning at Long Branch
some time ago.
Mr.. George Drew of Northfeld, had three of
his fingers clipped off by the shiugle edger last
Saturday.
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STATE NEWS.

The Rockland Gazette says that two stone cut
tiers, on Clark's Island named Richards, who are
brothers, while intoxicated went to the house OF
a married sister of the same name and began to
grossly abuse her, offering violence to both her
self and her babe Her son, about sixteen years
of age succeeded in getting the infant out of the
house and then got an axe from the wood-shed
and returning began an attack upon the men, in
flicung severe wound upon the head of one of
them The husband, who had been present but
who had He'd at the beginning of the melee, now
returned and getting possessionlof the axe, dealt
the same man heavy blow with the head Of the
axe upon the side. The mans injuries were very
severe.
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TOWN ELECTIONS.

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NEW YOKH.
Railroad Matters.

New York, March II. The rivalry of railroads
in Western freight tariffs, it is asserted will again
be re-opencd in few days, by the cutting down
process.
A Card.
VIM Beach Lawrence prints card here, say
ing the decree of the United States Circuit court,
in Boston, in 1862 established his title to the copy
right of Notes on Wheaton, and says Dana was
convicted of literary piracy.
Tie Centennial.
l577 packages of goods from Spain, for the CEN
tennial, have been landed here this week; also
1000 tons of goods from Holland. They will be
sent by rail to-day to Philadelphia.
Bold Theft.
The lighter Niagara Hull, loaded with . tiorces
of tallow was boldly stolen by river pirates from
Pier Is, East river, Wednesday night, and Wa
found this forenoon snu2ly slowed away at Nc
Carty's dry dock, Jersey City. II telces of tai
low were missing.
A suit has been brought in the Supreme court
of this state by the Union Consolidated Copper
Mining Co. of Tenn. against julius +. Rant, It's
former superintendent, charging him with de
fraudng the company out Of : l,31j,C0O and
charging his brother Charles Raht, former sec
rotary and John Thomas, who was President till
last November, with connvancy at and aiding in
frauds through what is known as the "store sys-
tenn" by which claims have been paid from the
company's store in merchandise instead of in
cash.
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MSIN ENERAL.

The wool setting mill of Freeman & Son, Fox
boro, burned yesterday. Loss $4,000; iusur-
ance not known.
The ocean steamship lines have decided to ad-
vance the rates of Storage passage.
Severe snow storm in Boston. Several Inches
have fallen
Snow, rain, hail and sleet are falling in y. Y.
Wind north.
Patrick Cullen watchman in Border City mill
Fall River, was instantly killed last night by the
bursting of steam blow pipe
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For benefcient effect on the system, no prepare
tions equal those of The Forest Tar Co., Portland,
Me. For Consumption, Catarrh and diseases of
the mucous membrane, Forest Tar in Solution
with the Inhaler are unexcellcd. For Bronchitis
and Throat affections, Forest Tar Troches are ex-
cellent and convenient. For immediate use in
cases of Cuts, Bruises Burns or Scalds, keep For
est Tar Salve always in the house. For Salt
Rheum, Eruptions Of the skin, chapped hands,
dressing wounds, shaving, the toilet, Forest
Tar Soap. Ask your druggist for these prepare
lions. l5mart&wlw
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SUVVc81s
1t is reported that BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
has, since its introduction into the United States,
reached the immense sale of 40 900 dozen per year.
Over 900 druggists have ordered this medicine
direct from the factory at Woodbury.. N. j., and
not one have reported single failure, but every
letter speaks of its astonishing success in curing
severe Coughs, Colds settled on the Breast, Con-
SUMPTION or any disease of Throat and Lungs.
We advise any person that has any predisposition
to Weak Lungs to go to their druggist and get
this Medicine or inquire about it. Regular size,
10 cents sample bottle. 10 cents Two doses will
relieve any case. Don't neglect your Cough.
nov25 -tTT&S&w
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Congress First Session.

HOUSE.
Washington, March II.
On motion of Mr.. Banks of Massachusetts,, the
committee on the centennial is authorized to SIT
during the recess of Congress.
The House went into committee fthe Whole,
Mr. Wilson of Ia, In the chair, on the private
calender and only one private bill was passed.
Mr.. Banning of o., offered aresolution instruct
ing the Military committee to inquire into the
making of contracts for the transportation of the
army supplies to Texas in 1874. Adopted.
The House then at 5.l5 adjourned till Monday.
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NEW HA PSlilkE.
Election Returns.

Concord, March II. Returns from all the towns
Randolph, give Cheney plurality of 1893 over
Marcy, and a majority of 3,2ol. The two remain
ing towns last year gave Cheney 81, Roberts l49.
Total; Cheney Al ,66S; Marcy $3.50; Kendall
Az; scattering 8. The same towns last year gave
Cheney IS, 293; Roberts 49, III; scattering 1872.
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EASTPOie'I.
Schooner Ashore.

Passport, March II. The schooner Olive Clark,
Passport for Boston, is ashore at Bakers Island
bar and is supposed lost. She was owned by Jas.
Robertson, and valued at s. 600; no insurance.
She was loaded with junk and iron Insured in
Boston.
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As Nutriment is latent force, and as the accu-
mutation of force is dependent upon the activity
Of that part which absorbs nutrment, it follows
that any process or means which provides for the
assimilation of food, must augment the energy of
phites contains the principles which acting upon
the stomach and lacteals, cause the due and per-
feet Assimilation of food, and thus restores that
energy which makes a strong and vigorous man
hood l5marf&wlw
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i,IDDEFORD.
st. Patrick's Day.

Biddeford, March Il. St. Patrick day has
been generally observed by the Irish citizens.
The Irish Catholic societies paraded with band
and attended mass at St. Mays church, Father
Brady officiating.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
Cincinnati Produce Market.
Cincinnati, March II. 1873

Cinc!npat, March II, le58
fORK-s23 0Js23 co.
LARD--steam IL lz1aal3 IS; kCtC'e, 13I94.
BULK MEATo-shouders o5s q; clear rio sldes
70 O. clear sides -gl2%.
BACON -shouiders "a D.; clear lib sides 10
! clear sides 13}sa--.
WitiSkEY----- a..
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Pend!eton's Railroad Claim.
WYOMING TERRITORY.
Indian DepredatiOns.

Cheyenne, March Il. Last evening Mr.. Field
ing came into Fort Fettelman from the camp at
the old Fort Rena, bringing letters from the men
in command on the 9Th. General Cook left the
main camp at Fort Rena, taking pack train and
after the Indians, known to be north of that place,
since which date nothing has been heard from
him
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DtfD.

In Westpolt, llth mat, Daniel Mckinney, aged
IS years.
In Portland, 18th inst, Miss George c. Dunton,
aged % years.
years.
In Union, 10th inst, infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Lora Carroll.
6 months.
In Pennington, 9Th ult., Mrs. Sally Brown, aged
81 gears, months, days.
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Neuralgia, or pain Of the nerves, tle-doleroux,
face ache-these are diseases of the nervous It's
sues, the symptom of which is pain and the only
remedy which will effectuay cure it is Renne's
Pain Killing Magic Oil. A clergyman, while u.s.
ing i, for neuralgia, discovered that it would cure
catarrh. 1t works like charm.
uor&e xu1u
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

Thousands die every winter Of Consumption,
Bronchitis. Diptheria. and Lung Fever, whom a
few doses Of Hale's Honey of Horehound and
Tar, given in time, would have saved from pre-
mature grave. Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothachs Drops cure in l minute.
marl6-t&w4w
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WE ST INDIES.
The Capture Of the Octavia.

New York, March II. Nr. Cordoya, agent of
tue steam yacht octayia, purchased by the Cuban
rcyomtionists, which is reported captured of
ST Thomas by Spanish war vessels, says the
British government will take care of that craft as
shc was flying the British flag and belonged to a
British owner.
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NEW JERSEY.
Arrested,

New York, March II. Mrs. Keys, vile CT a Ia
borer on the Morris < Essex railroad, was muir
dered nine years ago in Stcwartsvile, n. j.. A
iaborer named Cunningham, recently arrested in
cleveland for beating his wife, proves by the
confession of the latter to have been the murderer
lie has been brought to Stewartsylle for trial.
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BANGOR.
st. Patrick's Day.

Bangor, March H. The Irish celebrated st.
Patrck's Day by large parade of all the Catho-
lie societies in town, and high mass at ST. Johns
church. An entertainment will be given by them
this evening.
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Weather Probabilities for To-day.

For the Middle and New England States,
northerly to westerly Winds fog, colder, cloudy
weather, low but rising barometer.
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The public and general meeting of the Angus
ia Reform Club, will be held, as usual, at Granite
Hall, tomorrow afternoon at IL o'clock. these
meetings are, if possible, increasing IN interest,
as the temperance tide is rising in this community.
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loral ami State News.

The out going city council hold their last meet
ing this afternoon.
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ASIA.
Successful.

Singapore, March II. The expedition of Nal
compo, governor general of the Philippine ISLANDS,
against the Zooloo pirates has been successful. 1t
is stated the Spaniards lost five hundred men dur-
ing the operation.
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DR.. Edminster, who has been spending few
weeks in Washington, d. c., is in the city
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"Will YOU take hack siri" "No sir. had a
hack for five years, and got rid of it by using
Adamson's Botanic Cough Bal.am." Price 80 cts.
l4mar+ SwlW
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Mr.. A. l.. Getchell, who is about to remove
from this city to South Liberty, received yester-
day from his life long friend, Col. d. Alden,
present of a gold watch costing $50.
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New York Money Market.
EvEHIsa REPORT.

EVENING KErORT.
New York. March II, 1916.
Money easy at 4a3 per cent. Foreign exchange
quiet az 4s6h for bankers long ana 400 q - tor
dema0d. Carrying rates 1, 81, and l per cent.
GOld opened at lllSs and closed Mt ll41.
L. 5. Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000
Tor interest and $4,000 in redemption OF bonds
custom receipts 5!i9OU0.
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A driving snow storm began here yesterday al
ternoon about three o'clock. 1t was as severe
and hard to face as any that has prevailed this
winter.
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The people Of Clinton have in preparation dra-
ma which they purpose soon to bring out Tor the
benefit Of the band which has been revived IN that
place, and which is progressing finely.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Marine News.

Boston, March II. A Newport special says the
steamer Old Colony of Fall River line had not ar
rived at 10 a. m, and it is presumed she put into
some Sound port during last nights storm. The
Newport did not leave. there until midnight
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BRIDGTOf.
Snow Storm.

Bridgton, March II. The heaviest snow storm
of the season, twelve inches having fallen and
still showing.
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This is the last day of school Of this term, ia the
village school district, to be followed by vaca-
tion Of four weeks.
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Boston stock List.

Boston, March Il, 1873.
I5alos at the Brokers' Boardl
Eastern Railroad I0LaI0A
Bosom II Maine railroad I0}a-
Pol tland, SacO Ports oloutn -5sa6(
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iAarrten.

In Pittston, l4th inst, by Rev. q. G. Winslow.
Joshua b. Tasker TO Miss Nellie NJ. Frost, both Of
Pittston.
In Lewiston, I4th inst, Edwin Barbour of Howell
Mich to Miss Cora A. Small OF Lewiston.
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The republicans of the Granite state caught the
democrats Bclk mapping. They tried 10 give US
IIeyster, but Blaine knocked the Knots out of
them and left them Lamar than they were before,
and next November he will drive them up salt
river and tell them to Clymer
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The democrats are unfortunate this year in their
crop of ROSTERS; they didn't plant them right
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Notice

Notices.!
CITY CLERKS OFFICE, Augusta,
Me-, March 10th, 1876.
The republicans elect of the new City Council are
requested to meet in caucus at the room of the
common council, Saturday, March 18th, at O'Clock
in the afternoon, for the purpose of nominating
candidates to be supported Tor the various city
Offices for the current municipal year.
Per request Of repub licans elect OF the new city
council.
marl7.t2t R.W BLACK, City Clerk.
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that Greece had offered to enter into an alliance
offensive and defensive with Servia and Roumana
is pronounced in well-informed circles in Bel
grade to be without foundation.
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N MASSACHUSETTS.
Evacuation Day.

Boston, March II. In honor of the hunaredth
anniversary of the Evacuation of Boston by the
British troupes, the Custom House aad many
places of business were closed at noon, and the
departments at the State House at p. N.
Flags protusely displayed from shipping in
the harbor, state and national buildings and many
private edfces, large numbers of historical build
ings and locations have been decorated.
Statutes were fired at sunrise from the forts and
navy yard and different quarters ofthe city. There
was large attendance at the Old South Church
this forenoon. Historical addresses were deliv-
cred bv Rev. DR.. Elliot and Rev. L. f. Hale mu-
sic by the Germana band, and singing Of patriotic
SONGS
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Marine News.

New York, March Il. London specials state
that the British bark Annie Putnam, from Bull
river, S. c February l6, for London, foundcred
at sea. The crew was saved and have arrived at
St, Thomas.
The British bark Champion, Antwerp for Phil
adelphia, has returned in distress.
The bark Mauno, (Austra), from Ner York,
has arrived at Aberdeen and reports February II,
passed schooner on her beams end, supposed to
be an American, and rot long disabled, but
could not make out her name.
France.
London March II. A dispatch to the Times
from Paris last night says the Seine and Maine
are both higher than yesterday. The plain from
Maisons Abort to Nilleneuve, st. Georges, is one
immense lake. Boats traverse the valley from
Nilleneuve TO Choisy.
The senators and deputies representing Paris
have voluntarily devoted two months salary to
the relief of the sufferers. A Paris dispatch to
the News says five hundred houses were aban-
doned at Nugent seu Maine.
Italy.
Rome, March II. Garibaldi has written let
ter regreting his impossibility to attend Parlia-
ment and censuring the administration in the sys-
tenn of the Moderate party. He confirms his adj
hes:on to monarchy renovated by ministry
chosen by the left and has sent the King list Of
names for future reference.
Austria.
Vienna, March II. The report telegraphed to
the Ruski Mir by its Belgrade correspondent