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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-16
OHIO.
A Financial Question

Cincinnati, March Is. An election was held here
yesterday to decide whether the city should issue
Sc 900 900 Of bonds in addition to $40 900 900 al
re ady issued to construct the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad. Considerable feeling has been manifest
ed during the canvas, and it was expected that
rather large vote would be polled. Returns from
46 out of IL precincts give majority in favor OF
the measure of ll,l26. The total vote is about
10 900 short of the full vote of the city, but is the
largest ever cast at any special election.
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The Wes.ern set.ler'. Chosen Specific.

With every advance of eLigration into the far
West, new demand is created for Hostetters
stomach Bitters. Newly peopled regions are fire.
quenay less saubrlous than older settled localities
ON account OF The miasma which rises from recently
cleared land particularly along the banks OF rivers
that are subject to freshets. The agricultural or
mining emigrant soon learns. when he does not
alread know that the Bitters afford the only sure
protection against malaria and those disorders OF
the stomach, liver aud bowels to which climatic
changes, exposure and unaccustomed or unhealthy
water or diet subject him. Consequently, he places
an estimate upon this great household specific and
preventive commensur with its Intrinsic merits,
and is careful TO keep on hand a restorative and
promoter OF health so implicitly to be relied upon
In time Of need. mario teodxwlw
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Weather Probabilities tor To-day.

For the Middle and New England States,
clear or fair weather and northeriy to westerly
winds during portion of the day, with tempera-
turc below freezing and rising barometer, fol-
lowed during the afternoon by winds shifting to
northeast, snow and rain, and falling barometer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-16
GARDINER.
IMurderOus Assault.

Gardiner March 10. VIM. Barron, young
man of hard reputation, was araigned to-day be-
fore our police court charged with murderous as
sault with a knife on Annanias Moore, colored,
on Tuesday night last, and found guilty. He was
admitted to bail in the Of $1,000 to appear be-
fore the Supreme Judicial Court August next.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO rHE--~
Daily Keaasbee youraal.
PORTLAND.
Railroad Accident,

Portland, March Is. The Maine Central eS-
press freight train No. 81, the Eastern Rail
road ran off The track near South Berwick at
4.30 this morning, smashing several cars. A
wrecking train from Portsmouth cleared the track
by nine o'clock.
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FIRE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE..
Geo. f. MncOYnb

SUCCESSOR TO DAVID CARGILL.
AGENT FOR
Etna Fire Ins, Co. of Hartford,
Meriden Merchants,
And Roger Williams Cos.
Also for Traveller Accident 1ns. Co.
Office In Granite Hall Block, south side
Market Square, Augusta. Me- 1ml
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one of the marshalsd throng clothed in the bright
uniform of the legions immortal.
Resoloed, That copy Of these resolutions be
furnished the family of the deceased, that they
be spread upon the company records, and the city
papers be requested to publish the same.
Corporal w. II WHLIAMs,)
Sergeant NJ MOORE, SCommittee
Private GEORGE III. CLARK
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-16

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 Toothache Drops cure in minute.
marl6-t&W4w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-16

Neuralgia, pain of the nerves, tic doeroux,
face ache-these are diseases of the nervous It's
sues, the symptom of which is pain and the only
remedy which will efectually cure it is Renne's
Pain Killing Magic Oil. A clergyman, while u.s.
Ing il i"r neuralgia, discovered that it would cure
caialr4 Il works like charm.
,uy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-16

The Treasurer of ST. Marks Home gratefully
acknowledges donations to the Home, as follows
For December, 1915 Mrs. Il. b. Rice, cake,
pickles. a cheese; Mrs. III. a. Dewitt, pork roast,
lard, turkey; Mrs. j. W. North, l loaf bread, 2
doz. cakes, apples, pudding; Mrs W. A. Brooks,
= bushel cranbcrries, bushel apples; Mr.. y. Lam
bard, turkey; Mr. Horace North, almanacs; Mr..
b. S. Wood, bushel apples, cans corn, boxes
gelstne; Mrs. Dewitt, oranges and grapes; Mrs.
D. Williams, beef roast, candle sticks and candles
Mrs. Bradbury, emblems Mr.. Lorenzo Parsons,
$500; Fuller & Percival turkeys, | squash, .
cans peaches, quarts cranberres.
For January 1876: Mr. Frank Pierce, alman-
acs Mrs. A. Lambard, > doz. oranges; Mrs. Il.
d. Rice head cheese; Mrs. Samuel Guild, quart
cream; Mrs. ID. W llliams | gallon milk; Mrs.
Gen. Tilton, l jar preserved pears, jan jelly, l
Jar butter; Mrs. j. w. North bread
For February Mrs. Chas. Stafford, squashes
Mrs. A. Lambard, 4 doz. eggs; Mrs. d. Williams,
| gal. milk, baked apples with cream, oranges
Mrs. j. W. North, bread; Mrs. Ira d. Sturgis, )
cords ed.ings; Mrs. Geo. Hunt, Sl00.
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DtfD.

In Jac,so,, Cal, 9th ult., Miss Matilda c., only
c ill 'i Martin Bcknell, formerly If Hartford,
AGED ~ years.
la Paris, 18th inst William Chase, Esq, aged IS
years, months and II days.
Upon, I'd inst, Jonathan Scrbner, aged 81
years, mouths.
In Ba h, 10Th inst. Eta H., aged years. mos !;
l!ih INST Mary D., aged years. month children
OF NINA j. and the late Calvin c. Donnell of Ba h.
IN FELTON, Delaware, LIST inst, Rev. John Boyn-
t IN, Tor many years pastor OF the Congregational
church in Phipsburg, aged II years
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The Investigation at K,ttery Navy Yard.

Portsmouth, March 70.
The Navy investigating committee held their
first session at the navy yard to-day, with closed
doors, orderly being stationed outside to pre-
vent any communication. Commodore Bryson,
Capt Young and Naval Contractor Wilson were
on the stand and examined relative to the dongs
in the yard since they have been stationed here.
1t is understood that nothing of any Importance
has vet been elected.
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THE HEADLEss CORPSE.
A Sensation in Washing on, in this stat

| pauper by the name of John Swamburne, an
Eng lshman by birth, lived i'll the town Of Wash
ington, in this State. He fought at the battle OF
Waterloo, and was wounded in the head. lie al
WAYS believed and said that he had the bullet in
his head. Some four weeks since Mr.. Swamburne
died, and physician asked permission OF the Sc
lec.men to examine the head Of the deceased,
TO discover if the theory of carrying the bullet
therein was correct. Permission was given. The
BODY was placed in a coffin, which was carried into
the church, to remain over night, for safe keeping.
The body was in the hands Of the sexton The
next morning the physician came to the church
and told the sexton he had permission to cut of
tie head, which he did, in a most bunglng and
awkward manner and putting il into a pail, car
red it to his Office and told the sexton 10 bury the
body. After dissecting the head and failing to
find TIE bullet, he caused the head to be returned
TO the church and as the body had been buried
he told the sexton to bury it. The sexton asked,
"Where shall l bury !" The doctor replied,
cat his feet and when Swamburnc goes through
pnrgatory, he can turn sunlmersct and catch his
headn' The sexton, acting on this suggestion,
buried the head, as il was placed in a bag by the
doctor.
The people were indignant and had the body
disinterled, and the head placed in the coffin and
the completed corpse properly buried. 1t is un
stood that e3al steps to be taken in the prem
i-cs
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" ASEitNETtp>


Washington, March 10. Secretary Bristow and
mint director Lindermen were by invitation before
the House appropriation committee to-day, to fur
nsh further information concerning the readiness
OF the treasury department to begin the redemp-
ton of fractional currency IN silver coin. After
hearing their statement, the committee voted to
report the bill for this object back again to the
House to- morrow and ask It's immediate consider
atio
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-16

DR.. Neal, one of the physicians at the Insane
Hospital, on Tuesday evening entertained the in
mates Of the Insane Hospital, at the new chapel
with select reading from Artemus Ward, Carleton
and other humorists. The exercises were inter-
spersed with music, and closed with sociable and
dance, which were greatly enjoyed by the
patients.
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MEXICO.
Announcement.

Brewnyile, March Is. Yesterday, two Mexi-
can officers from Matamoras in full uniform,
called ON Col. Patten, with formal note from
General Delabaria, announcing that he had
that day taken command of the district of Rio
Grande in accordance with orders from President
Lerdo.
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Stepped Out.

for { tab, VIM. Nelson, arrived here yesterday, and
the warden Of the pententiary came in town to
see him. On the wardens return to the peniten-
tiary, he was knocked down and eight prisoners
escaped. None of them have been r1-captuIed.
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NEW liAMPSlilKE.
Fire.

Nashua, March Is. A fire at Wilton about
9.l5 this evening. Cause not known. At l.30
o'clock the Railroad House and Newes had been
burned and it is still burning. 1t is on the same
ground which was burned out before. Two en-
gnes went up from Milford. a steamer left here
at IL o'clock
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New York Money Mark ct.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. March Is. lsi6.
Money easy at sac per cent. Foreign exchange
quiet at 4s5X for bankers long and +S9ha% for
demand. Carrying rates ), 2h, and per cent
Gold opened at ll4S and closed at ll4H:
U. s. Assistant Treasurer paid out es0,o00
for interest and $4,000 in redemption OF bonds.
Custom receipts $i64.0Oo.
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Railroad Matters.

The House committee on Pacific r. RS o-day
agreed to report and recommend the passage of
bill to compel reduction by the Union Pacific X
r. Co., of the present changes of 80 cts, per pas
senger, and $40 per carload for transportion owe
the Omaha Bridge.
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

Re:acm ber the closing ball at Wilson Hall, Hal
lowell tomorrow evening under the direction of
the private dancing school. Tickets for sale by
the committee of arrangements.
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Resolutions of Respects.

At meeting of Cushnoc steam fire engine com
pany, of this city, held on Monday evening, the
following resolutions were passed.
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God in his
infinite goodness and mercy, to remove from our
midst by the grim visitor death, our esteemed and
beloved friend and brother fireman, GEORGE Il.
PERKINS be it
Rssolred, That we, his brother treme n and mem
bers of Cushnoc Steam Fire Engine Co., do deep
" and sincerely mourn the loss thus sustained by
u.s. of dear and true friend, and the Augusta
Fire Department one of its best members; but we
humbly bow our heads in submission to Him who
does all things well ard for the best, and say Thy
will be DONE" 1t is farther
Resolyed, That we, the members Of this Engine
Company do attend his funeral in a body and
march Fl ON our Engine Hall to his late place Of
residence and thence to the place of bis tiual rest
and that we wear he usual badge Of Grape as to.
ken of our love and respect to his memory; and
that the Engine and Hose Carriage be dressed in
mourning for the space of 30 days. 1t is farther
Hesolrsd, That we tender our heartfelt sympa-
thies and coincidence to his bereaved parents, and
mourn with them their and our loss, but his gain.
Also
Resolesd, That copy Of these resolutions be
sent to his parents and placed upon the records of
this Company, and published in the Kennebec
Journal, Maine Farmer and Maine Standard.
G.. &. FLAGG, Foreman.
CHAs. II. Stafford. Cle,k.
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Supreme judicial Court, Danforth j., Pre-
sidinK.

WEDNESDAY,, March 10th.
In the suit Of Phinney & ais. VS.. Hitchins, (rail
road case), given to the jury last evening, they
returned sealed verdict for the plaintiffs assess
ing the damages at S29S6.29. The jury were
kept in their room till nearly midnight before
making up their verdict, the requiring large
amount of laborious and careful calculation. The
amount claimed was some $1,000.
So, Ensign l.. Worthing vs.. Hiram Worthing
Baker < Baker for plf; Pllsbury for def. This
is an action to recover title ard possession OF .
parcel of land in Palermo ard China. The plf.
claims tile under deed given by Samuel ii.
Wolthing, his father, in 1927, the son being then
some two years of age. The deft. claims by a
subsequent deed given to him by the same grant
or. The question ct issue, therefore, is Que Of
priority Of deeds. The defence endeavors to show
that plfs deed was Intellectual, first, for want Of
legal delivery and acceptance, AMI second, be-
cause it was made in fraud of the rights Of cred
itors. Numerous questions of law are involved.
The case was once before tried Cat Oct. T. 1879
and comes back for a new trial upon the decision
of the Law Court upon bill Of exceptions then
taken. Trial nearly finished
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'1'o the Honorable County Commissioners for the

The undersigned, inhabitants of the town of Graf.
ton and vicinity, in the county Of Oxford, respect.
fully represent that public convenience and neces-
sity do not require the highway recently located
from Andover North surplus to James Browns in
Grafton, through "Dunn's notch" 30 called. Where
fore yorr petitioners respectfully ask honora
bic board TO view the route and discontinue said
highway, commencing near the barn of Hi hard L.
Motion, in said Aplover North Surplus, thence cX
tending through said surplus and the town OF Graf
toE and terminating bear the dwelling house OF
James Brown in said Grafton, and do and perform
such other duties touching the same the law re-
quires and as in duty bound will ever pray.
CHARLES W. COLEMAN and 50 others.
GrattCn, Jan. 2 1876.
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BELFAST.
Temperance.

Belfast March Is. State convention of the
temperance reform clubs commenced here to-day,
and continues through tomorrow. The attend
ance is quite large and proceedings interesting.
This evening Gen. Dow delivered an address.
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John O. Page, Esq, Of China, was recently
commissioned as Justice of Peace and Quorum.
lie has been Deputy Sheriff some six yeas, and
makes most faithful and efficient officer.
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tainnent.
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We have received from Daniel X. Wing of VII
emma, a young man who has been cripple Tor
years on account OF rheumatic troubles. PAIR OF
tailors shears, cut from piece Of wood, perfect in
form as representation of the working tools
of the tailor's profession, and showing good
deal of ingenuity and patience.
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They are having SHADOW parties in SOME
cities. The democratic party in Augusta are now
about thin enough to participate in such an enter
tainment.
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BANGOR.
The Wealth er.

Bangor, March Is. The weather has been very
cold and boiserous for the past two days; the wind
has been blowing perfect gale Mercury stood
six below at Orono this morning, and six above in
this city.
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Postal Matters.

osiNl
The committee post roads have authorized
Mr.. Luthrell of California to report for passage a
bill designed to prevent straw bidding, the main
features of which are these: 1t provides that in
cases of failure of bidders or contractors the post
master general shall not be obliged to run up the
list of bidders until he finds some one able and
willing to perform the service; but after giving
the second lowest bidders the preference if his bid
is not considered too high, the department may
offer the contract to any outside party at prce
not exceeding the next lowest bid the list. The
bill will also provide that no bonds shall be &C
cepted which do not explicitly embody satisfactory
answer to various presented interrogations relating
to the location, value, and freedom from incum-
brances of the real estate alleged to be owned by
the bond.men.
The English Mission.
Previous to taking final action on the nomina-
ton of Richard ii. Dana Jr to be Minister to
England, the Senate foreign relation committee
him by Gen. Butler of literary piracy, etc. Next
Tuesdays session has been assigned for this pur
pose and Mr.. Dana has been so Informed by order
Of the committee. One of its members authorize
denial of the report that the committee had re-
quested the president to withdraw his nomination.
Not Yet Appointed.
The comptroller of the currency has not yet ap-
State of New York. He states that he prefers
the bank to wind up its own affairs, provided he Is
satisfied that it is able to pay its debts.
Personal.
There is thought to be an improvement in the
condition of Hon. w. w. ketcham of Philadel-
phia who has been dangerously i'll for some days.
There is no prospect of the recovery Of Hon.
Benz Wilson OF West Virginia, who has typhoid
pneumonia. lie may not live throughout the
night.
Financial.
The democratic financial caucus was in session
until nearly L O'Clock tonight, and finally agreed
upon the Payne bill by vote of SO to As. This
bill provides for the gradual resumption OF specie
payments by making it the duty of the secretary OF
the treasury annually to retain in coin an amount
equal to per cent. Of legal tender notes outsand-
in., to constitute resumption fund, and also re-
curing the netonal banks to set aside an amount
Of coin equal to per cent. of their circulation
The bill addition provides for the repeal of so
much of the specie resumption act of Jan. 18th,
1875, as designates the first of Jan. 1879 as the
date of resumption Many amendments were vot-
ed down, including that of the minority of the
caucus committee for a simple repeal of so much
of the act of 1885, fixes the the first of Jan. 1879
as the time for the resumption of specie pay
ments.
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Boston Stock List.

Boston, March Is, 1876.
lSales at the Brokers' Board.l
Eastern Railroad lOxal0x
Boston Maine railroad l0}a-
POI tland, Saco & Portsmouth -5sa60
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"Messrs. Horace Waters & Sons have made i'm
provements in pianos which were considered pref
ty nearly perfect before. BY the use of new
scale and treble, and by making their pianos
square grand, they have secured the best tone,
the best shape, and the lowest price at the same
time. They warrant all their instruments for six
years, and give most liberal facilities to those who
wish to pay in instalments. "-Eraminer and
Chronicle r., Y
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An incident occurred at the polls in Ward l, on
Monday, that must not pass unrecorded. A dem
ocrat who had fattened on paper credits during
the war, staggered in, and sarcastcally inquired
for "Belknap ticket he wanted to see a Belknap
ticket" A republican, standing by, told him that
he wouldn't find any votes Of that kind, but
thought perhaps that Tom Bartlett would accom-
modate him with few paper credit tickets" This
was coming down to facts, and took all the fun
out of the subject.
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KENTUCKY.
Arrest for Robbing the Mails.


Louisville, March Is. Hugh Mulholand, mail
agent on the Richmond 4 Louisville route, has
been arrested, charged with robbing the United
States mails. He formerly surgeon in the
army, and an assessor in the 4th district Of Ken
lucky, before the late consultations.
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COLOR ADO.
Constitutional Convention.

Denver. March Is. The constitutional conven-
ton has adjourned sine die. A proposed State
constitution will be submitted to the vote of the
ponnle On tho first of ,July
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TEXAS.
ATTEMPTED AssinatiOn.

Brownve, March Is. An attempted assnation
of General Diaz at this place, last night, created
much inc ignation, and increases sympathy in his
favor. The guilty party was released, Diaz refus-
ing to appear against him.
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The Penobscot County Farmers Club meets at
the State College, on the lSth al 10 O'Clock 4. NJ
The Scientific Society meets at the same place on
the 2Sth.
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The Juvenile Temperance Club hold puphc
meeting at Darby Hall, on this evening" 10 "hch
all are cordially invited.
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Hon. Joshua Nyc of Augusta, assisted by mem
bers Of Oak Lodge, will institute Juvenile Tenn
pie, at Woodford's Corner, Friday afternoon at
23 o'clock.
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The children in the schools Of this city are PFC
pairing compositions and specimens OF drawing Tor
exhibition at the Centennial.
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EUROPE.


Paris, March Is. The majority of the papers
are of the opinion that the ministerial statement
has made a favorable impression, and believes 1t
will be well received by the public.
The Republique Franchise (Gaubetta's organ
partly appropos of the document, but regrets that
t is inexplcit in respects 1t perceives these
in the traces of reactionary tendency. Never
theess it is content to wait ard judge the ministry
by its action.
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KENNEBEC COUNTY-l Probate Court at Au
gusta, on the second Monday of February, 1876.
a CERTAIN INSTRUMENT, purporting to be
n the last will and testament of Hannah Kim
ball, late OF Mt Vernon, in said county, deceased
having been presented for probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully, prior tn the fourth Monday OF
March next, in the Kennebec journal, a
newspaper printed in Augusta, that all persons
interested, may attend at Court OF Probate then
to be holden at Augusta, and show cause, if any
why the said instrument should not be proved, APP
p, owed and allowed rs the last " i'll and testament
of the said deceased.
H. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES UEwINs, Register.
3Wl3t
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10. Winship of Portland, has accepted the IN
vitation to deliver the Grafton Memorial Day a
Lewiston.