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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-06

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the entire session.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24
THE EASTERN QUESTION
More Rumors about tho Con.
templated War.

LONDON, October %. Fighting in Timock and
Moiava valleys, aud on the Decda was renewed
with great stubbornness. General TchernayC IL
telegiaphs that the Turks are repulsed. but the
evidence OF newspaper correspondence is unani-
nous that the Serviaus were badly whipped and
lost $1,000 men in their attempt on Sa,schar, and
5000 about Delgrad.
According to the Standard special, the Turks
have taken all pos itions To within cannon shot of
JUNO, and very likely will take the latter, where
upon Dehgfad, AieNlna,z, General Tchernayof's
new headquarters at ka0nick, aud the whole Mo-
ravan valley, will be in their hands This new
aspect OF affairs is likely TO hasten ir>-i 90. IN
either for war or peace. Russian olil,.., 81 nnom
there is said to he fourteen Tor each Servan bat
talon, suffered heavily in the recent fighting
a despatch from Vienna to the Times saws the
most touching harmony prevails again among the
Powers Geimanys answer uttered with that
almost cynical iIankuess which has more than
once started diplomacy may be credited with hav-
ing brought the new understanding about.
BRUSSELS. October %. special from vienno
to Lortord, announces that Gen. Ignateil ambas-
sador at ConstontinOpe, will INSIST on six weeks
srmisce. He is instructed to explain Russis's
motives to the Porte. 1t is believed that his rep
resentation will be moderately couched and will
not take the form of an ultmaum, and that the
other powers will support Russas proposals.
NEW YORK, October %. Kierman's news
agency has the following:
LONDON, October %. A despatch from Buch
arert says Roumana has resolved upon declaring
her independence. The government lelipqui.hes
All claim upon European protection replacing it
with an alliance with Russia. A proclamation is
about to be issued proclaiming Prince Charles
king Of Roumania.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24
STATE NEWS.

The, following business changes are announced
in Maine:
Augusta. l.. Williams. dentist, sold out
Gatdiner-Mary >. Msrshsl, millinery, sold
Portland-W. s. Stinson, rubber type sold out ;
llonahue 4 hughes tailors dis, now L. +. Don
ahue.
Dennis Crowley, while coming down the hill
near Morse < Co.'s mills last night, having on a
heavy load of fire wafer, undertook to administer
Wrapping 10 gentleman he met but did not
succeed, and the police were notified. Officers
Bunker and Stuart started after the beligerent fell
low and on approaching him he ran. Crowley
thinks that Stuart, after throwing off his coat can
beat MN, and that night under City Hall, has
cooling effect Bangor Wing.
The Republican campaign companie, of Port
land, Will join IN the grand demonstration in Bos-
ton Thursday.
The Times says that Mr.. lothian Carleton, a
well known resident of Bath, yesterday fell from
the main deck timbers into the hold of the new
ship on the stocks. in course of building by VIM.
hogers, ana was so severely injured that he sur
viyed but few minutes. lie was about forty fl ve
years of age, aud leaves a widow to mourn her
sudden affection.
The Cumberland bar have passed appropriate
resolutions on the death of the late John Neal.
1t is reported that the late Hon. F. o. J. Smith
left $4,000 to the Cumberland Bar Association,
to he paid from the sum obtained from the Corne
es'a'es against when Judgment was rendered in
Mr. Smiths favor.
4 very pleasant party assembled at the residence
of Mr.. Chas. ii. Partridge, on Lincoln street in
this city, on Wednesday evening last, the occasion
being the marriage of Mr. Weston Lewis, the
pleasant cashier of the Gardiner Savings Insttu-
ton, and Miss Nellie Partridge, second daughter
OF Mr.. Chas. III. Partridge. The happy couple 20
at once to keeping house in the dwelling Mr.
Lewis recently purchased on Vine Street, where
we wish them mony years of happiness.
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PORTLAND.
+. d. J.. smiths viii.

PORTLAND, October %. The will of Francis
o. j. Smith, filed in the probate court this af-
ternoon, leaves fifty thousand dollars to the home
for aged aud INDECENT women; fifty thousand to
Cum1crland bar law library ten thousand to the
New Hampshire Historical Society; ten thousand
to Phillips Academy, Exeter n. H.. where he
was educated; all to be paid out of the six hun
dred thousand dollar claim against the Cornell
estate when collected IIspher properly is d-
vlded among his heirs and others, forty thousand
dollars each being left to three of the children
and four thousand dollars to the town Of
Deerng, to keep his tomb in repair. The re-
mander of lis wealth to provide fuel for the
poor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24

At regular meeting of Warren Division s. Of
T. in Gardiner, held Monday evening, the follow
ing officers were elected David Potter. w. p;
Miss Ida Hartman, w. A.; II. X. Morrell, r. S;
Miss Emma Jaquth, \. r. S.; IS. Lane, f. s.;
J. Nash, s.. Il. NJ. Smiley, Chap; Miss Alice
Hartman, c.; NJ. Spear, a. c.; J. c. Dll, l. s.;
A. j. Hartman, O. S.
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BUCkSpOKI.
TIE Murder Case.

BUCKsroRT October %. Edward NJ. Smith
was to-day brought before Trial Justice Pillsbury
charged with the murder Of Mr.. Robert Trim, his
daughter Mrs Thayer, and her young daughter
on Friday October 49, Nine witnesses for the gov.
eminent were examined Trial adjourned till to-
morrow, at nine o'clock. Attorney General En-
cry and County Attorney DItton for State, IL. ID.
Iladlock for delendcrt.
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md 4.


LONDON, October %. A Calcutta despatch to
the Times states that the prospects for crops in
Bombay are daily more gloomy. The districts Of
khandelsh, Nassick, Ahmendnuggure, Poonah,
Shoapore, ktadggl and Dhurmar, containing a
population Of neai y six millions, threatened
with severe distress. The local government esti-
mates that over two hundred thousand persons
must be relieved in these districts alone. 1t is
estimated that the monsoon crops have entirely
failed and the absence of rain prevents the sowing
OF the rubbee and winter crops. The Collector OF
Poonah reports that not single blade of grass is
visible for miles. The tanks AMI rivers are dry
ing up, and cattle are dying from starvation
The collector at Shalspore gives still worse re-
port. The government has opened relief works,
and IS employ ing people in eXcsvating tauks ana
making roads.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-24

Ia re.pdh.e to their advertisement for ice
pond, the Kn ickerbocker Ice Company offer
ed over one hundred pounds in few weeks-l Au-
gusta journal.
Bought by the pound, Their, did they = Gardi-
ner journal
Yes, by the pound. Cakes of ice, you know.
Then they become pouad cFis
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NalloWeII lorll Nrms.

Rev. Mr.. Newcombe is supplying the pulpit at
Togus.
The alarm Of fc, raised on Sunday night, was
caused by lot of rowdies, and not by fire.
They Uhe rowdies) ought to be "put out" The
alarm had the effect to break up several prayer
meetings,
Rev. Mr.. LaLacheur was announced to lecture
in Beacon street church, Bath, last evening, on
"Couriship and Marriage" for the benefit Of the
society.
The Catholic T. A. & b. Society in this city, is
in q hourishing condition and is performing good
service for the cause.
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GEN. SHERMAN ON SITTING BULL.
Frontier Men say Sitting Bull Means
Mischief.

INV YORK, October "A. A Washington des-
patch says 1t is stated that Sherman, speaking
of Indian affairs at Forl Peck, said Sitting Bull
could not be coming in to do violence because lie
has only handful OF follows perhaps not twenty
men.
The old fellow is tired of fighting, and worn
out with harsssing. Almost all his warriors have
left him, and he wants to come in now to be cared
tor and fed lie sees he has no chance now but
this, except of being hunted down by the soldiers
who are after him continually"
Frontier men who profess to know Sitting Bull
and his warriors do not agree with this view.
They say that his visit will not prove of pacific
character. There are no troops at Fort Peck
winch IS only trading post for Indians on the
Missouri, and hence whatever be the object of his
coming there, Sitting Ball can have his own way.
II Is inferred Ihat he is going to raid all aorg the
Missouri for supplies and ammunition.
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Supreme judicial Court-Danforth j., pre-
siding.

sluInEs
NJ NDAY, October 23rd.
State vs.. Fred Brann. This is an indictment for
taking, driving aud using the mare of Martha
Cooper of Chelsea, without her consent, but not
with in ent TO steal the same, on the first day of
September The def. having plead not guilty,
jury was enpaneled, but the def. h I'd no counsel
and told the court he did not want any. The
judge however, appointed Mr.. Stlphen to act as
counsel in the prisoners behalf. Toe case was
submitted on the charge Of the Judge wit lout ar
gument. Verdict guilty. Sentence 10 DAYS adj
ditional in county Jail
James Harris, an inmate of the Soldiers Iiome
plead guilty to a similar offence, the horse belong
ing to J. Cooper ofChelsea. Sentence fine Of $40.
Light sentences were imposed in these cases on
account of the long Imprisonment the delts. have
already suffered while awaiting trial
State vs.. Charles F. Taylor. an indictment for
an aggravated assault and battery. Harrington of
Gardiner for deit. Verdict guilty.
terry. Waldron for def. The def. is one of the
North Vsssalboro' husseys
Mich. Shehan of mud Mills" was the occa-
sion OF some sport in court to-day on being ar
iaigned for keeping hquor nuisance. mot gull
ty he replied in q firm voice to the usual ques-
ton, "only keeping a little sweet CIDER" and
thereppon pulled bottle Of some sort of huid
nom his pocket, and Insisted upon the clerk S
taking drink IN presence of the whole court in
vindieation of his innocence
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THF---
Ialg &eunebse Jnnrual.
THREE MAINE VESSELS WRECKED
NEAR THE MASS. COAST.
! he Crews were Saved---rwO Vessels
Total and the ! bird IA Partial Loss.

GLOUCESTER, October %. The schooner Octo-
Der Raddn Of and from Wscass ct, Me, loaded
with lumber and shocks, for Gloucester, went
ashore Sunday, VI Tx Island. The vessel and
cargo are a total loss. The crew were saved.
The schooner Banacouia, Captain Nevbnry,
brought in tie wleck of the schooner Ocean
Ranger She picked her up on Wednesday, 90
miles Cii TEACHERS Island. The Ranger was dis
abed and abandoned on Tuesday morning. Off
Boone stand She was loaded with lumber for
New lork from Bangor, Mo.
The schooner Sapon Bmgson from Sullivan,
Me, with granite for New York, went ashore on
Satur lay night, half mile east Of Eastern point
light. The vessel and cargo are a total loss. The
crew were saved,
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4 MAINE VESSEL LOST At SEA,
Only Two of the Crew are Savsd-..The
Others Perish.

PRovINcETowN, October %. Schooner g. T.
Huntress of Gloucester, brought to Provncetowr,
Sunday, LeoDdas Pendleton. mate, and Ilo-
balt Dodge, cook, the only survivors, Of the brig
Almua of I-lesboro'. Maine, which had sailed
from Portland on the lith inst, and was wrecked
the same night. They found on q raft Sat
utday afternoon, 90 miles Z. n. f. off Highland
Light. Cnpt Pendeton and colored man died
aud the rest Of the crew jumped overheard. The
two survivors are improving.
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Hon. syIvanus Caldwell.

kt1n. syIvanus
Hon. sylvanus Caldwell died at his home or
State street, in this city, on Sunday evening, at the
age Of sixty -four years This dispensaton Of Prov
idcnce removes from our midst one of the prom-
ncnt men OF the city, one who has been identified
with is interests for long series Of years, and
whose worth has repeatedly been acknowledged
by his fellow citizens in the honorable positions
which they have from time to time assigned him.
Caldwell of Ipswich, Mass. His father was en-
gagged in the coasting trade between the towns on
the kenneboc river and Massachusetts for nearly
half a century He was well known for his hon
lie died at Ipswich, on the Goth of August, 1864,
in the seventy eighth year of his age. His son,
Sylyanus, the subject of this notice, came to Au.
gusta in 1927 and went into the service of Vose
& Bridge, merchants. About 1893 be became a
partner with James Bridge in mercantile business,
and afterwards was a member of the firms OF
Iunt Caldwell & Co., and Hamlen & Caldwell
lie occupied the store on the corner of Bridge and
Water streets for twenty eight years, until the
great FIRE of 1865 swept it away. After the re-
building of North's Block he occupied store in
that until 1869, when he engaged with his brother,
Hon. William Caldwell, as his clerk in the Office
of Treasurer of State, and be has held that place
ever since, continuing under the administration OF
Hon. S. C. Hatch, the present Treasurer.
Mr.. Caldwell was q member of the Common
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Now when you realize this fact do NOT get fright
ened and run and pay five or ten dollars for worth
less advice, but invest just IS cents in q box OF
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, Oct. % 1876.
FLOUR-extra spring, 81 25a6 90.
WliEAT-No, spring, spot, | U9'sa-; Oct.,
/ i07sa; Nov, ll5ss.
COkh-No. ,, mixed, spot 4 ga Oct. 4la.a-
OATS-No. :, 3e3sa4s, spot; l., 3 T..
RIE-No. ,, 6I2a6ia.
BARLEi-No. spring, SO aS3-, spot.
DRESSED HOGS IS 10
PORk-I6 Pa = spot; oct, Is 3oal5 95h
LARD-l0 5O-a D 10, spot; Nov 8 55a9 32l,
BULK MkATs-Shoulders, 6a.-s short rib
mid, s9la -; short clear mid 81 asa.
HAMs-l5 Ms average
WHISKEY-l10-a
FREIGH1s-Corn to Buffalo, a4ll4 wheat do
3ha-.
RECElPrs-l3,006 flour; ll9 600 wheat; $4,000
corn; $1,000 oats; 1900 rye; 40, 900 barley.
900 flour, 1900 wheat; 3jl, 900
corn; $4,000 oats; 1900 barley; 100 rye.
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ROPE.
A Fight.

BERNE, October %. Intelligence has been re-
ceived here of fight between the liberal. and ul-
tramontanes at Stable Canton of Tassn in conse-
quence of discussions over the apportonment of
representation in the grand council of the can.
tons. Two liberals were killed and four wound
ed
LONDON October % The council PREVIOUSLY
announced was held by the Queen at Balmoral
to-day. Parliament was further prorogued from
October Both and December II.
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A. w. KIMBALL,
PHOTOGRAPH Err
Augusta, Maine.
Improved Photographs are Unrivailed.

Always have triumphs great been won,
While triumphs greater have begun.
KIMBALL, all skillful in his art,
In truth our joys can sure impsrt,
Most li(e-like do our pictures glow.
Best work from kIMBALL well we know,
And Photographs Improved, make known,
Lovely. the highest art is shown.
Let proud Augusta people say,
Perfect the Rembrant sheds its ray
He IN good work doth take delight
Ger all he strives but for the Right,
The Photographs he takes are true,
Our lov'd ones stand before our view.
Great are the blessings there displayed
Rightly TO please each man and maid,
And his fair Pictures well may claim
Perfect, they add unto his fame.
How grace and beauty we'll we know
Ever CLEAN from his Studio.
Rightly on hi, Saloon we call
And find best work done by KIMBALL.
Useful, his mission is to cheer,
Great triumphs from him cen appear,
Untold joys come-for KIMBALL may
Surely assert he has great sway.
Then can We claim he long shall reign
And never do his work in vain.
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WEST INDIES.
The Hurfi, ane-Several Ashore and One
a Total Loss.

HAVANA, October 90. The British bark, NJ
L. Chapman with coal from Philadelphia, was
lost in The hurricane Thursday night, on Cayo
Diego, near CIenfugos The officers and crew
were saved by Spanish man-of-war. Three I'M
known vessels reported ashore on the coast
near Cientugas.
Partial accounts from the interior of the Island
report that the cane was much broken by the hur-
rcane and the damage done is serious.
Arrived.
Two steamers have arrived here from Spain
bringing one thousand soldiers each.
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snnday-school Association.

Snnday-schooI Assoctation.
The adjourned meeting OF the Sabbath School
Association of China. Windsor, Palermo aud Vas
salboro', will be held in the Union church at
Weeks Mills, on Tuesday, October 3lst, at 10
O'Clock. A. NJ. Following is the order of exercs-
es
L. Devotional Services.
2 Address of Welcome, by Z. H. Whitman.
3. "The study of the Bible, of importance to the
young" Revs. Robinson, j. w. Jacob.
There will then be recess, with lunch basket.
4. Quarterly Reports.
5. The Sabbath-sc the place for Parents as
well as for Children" Revs. Mr.. Day, J.
Clifford. y
9. "The Church should be the Prime Supporter
of Sunday schools" Revs. j. Robinson, Eli
Jones.
I. "The best method of inducing the Children to
attend Sunda, Schools" A. Baker, and II
Coburn.
8. Praise Meeting.
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We unueis,aud that Rev. r. Wisse o. 5. b.
who has been rastor of the Catholic church, ii
this city, for nearly year, has been transferred
TO Bddeiord, where he will assume charge of the
French Catholic society in that city. His many
friends will regret his removal from the city.
Judge Goddard of Portland, has recently beer
suffering with a severe attack Of congestion of The
brain. lie is now improving
Postal Clerk Crawford of the Maine Cent? al wa
burt severely few days ago. He was thrown
f ON high scat by the sudden lurch of the cars
In the fall he struck the back of his head in suci
a way that deep cash was cut.
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NEW YORK..
4 Dense Fog.

NEW YORK October %. We have had one of
the most dense fogs for year past Neither the
Hudson nor the East River can be seen from the
top OF the WesterH Union building, and all navi-
CATION except by ferry boats at infrequent inter-
walls, is suspended. A fine drZZhng rain is falling
and the streets are in horribly muddy condi-
ton. Notwithstanding the weather, howerever,
BroadwaS and Liberty streets hove been crowded
with country people, vending their way to the
Centennial.
VIM. Orion Ill.
William Orion, president of the Western Union
Telegraph Co., is reported dangerously sick and
was thought to be dying at one O'Clock this
morning.
The Arrival OfTweed COntradicted.
The reported arrival OF Tweed at navy yard
lacks confirmation.
Arrested.
Two highwaymen were arrested in the streets
up town last night, also two young roughs fer out
raging and robbing an unprotected servant girl
and brute arrested for cutting mans face
to pieces, while defending woman from his at
tack.
To be Hung.
Henry Schuamb. for killing Henry Hlle, was
to-day sentenced to be hung Dec. Sth.
The Bad Weather Continues.
Fog and rain continue. Wind light from east
ward.
what the syndicate are not Doing.
The Tribune has the following from Washing
ton In spite of the emphatic statements by Au-
gust Belmont and others, letters have been lie
ceived here from London saying that the Synd-
cate will not make any effort in connection with
funding American securities beyond what the
contract compels them, until the question of the
Presidential election is settled and In case Tilden is
| elected they do not eve that it would be pos
sible to make any additional steps successful
Not only have such sdvces been received here
from London, but similar letters have reached
persons representing certain syndicate interest in
New York. Farther than this since Mr.. Bel
mont's card Appeared emphatic statements from
persons authorized to speak on the subject
have been received here, affirming its correct
ness.
The publicity thus given to this complexion of
the presidential question has excited democrats
here more than everything which has appeared
during the campaign, and the whole machinery
under control of that party has been set actively
at work to deny the charges made.
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II gh,vayuan.

II ghwayman.
As Rev. /. Grovenor Of the NJ. L. Church al
RchmcId, passing along French street il
tnat village. on Monday morning last, he was
stopped b, one of the prominent citizens of that
town, VITO II seems was backed by several friends
ard the sum of fifty dollars exchanged hands
MIR. Groyeuor promised 10 comply with their re-
oli,enents and visit the Centennial exhibition
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LOUlSlAN Ma.
Murder.

NEW ORLEANS, October %. A special to the
Bulletin states that w j. Law was murdered near
Ba-top, La, Saturday night Law riding out
of town, when he was fired upon and MORALLY
wounded and his horse Killed. There is no clue
to the assassin.
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Notice.

fIIE cohsi ieration of a note given by me to
L kuel Chamberlain, Aug. 3, 1915, for $1,000
having faded, hereby warn the public against
purchasing &c same.
ROBERT DOYLE.
Augusta, y l.. Il, leI6 octl3 13t-
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The euterpi is ing trader will now seek the use
Of The advertising columns of the local newspa-
per- There is nothing like letting people know
what you have TO sell.
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Dr. Jas. Varnum died at his residence in Starks,
Friday, at the advanced age of 50 years. DIR.
Narnum had been Treasurer Of Somerset county
and had served several terms in the legislature,
besides f Hing other offices of trust
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UTAH.
Arrested.

SALT LAKE, October %. George W. Rose,
private detective Of this city, to-day arrested
on charge of completely with the messenger in
robbing the Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S Express, be.
tween this city and Ogden.
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Fatal Accident.

BATH, October %. lothian Carleton, aged IS,
fell from the main deck into the hold of ship
now building in the yard of VIM. Rogers this
morning, and was killed. lie leaves a wife
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huntington, Mason & Co. are selling line of
Sl.00 all wool cassimeres for 81 cents per yard,
a line of $l.25 all wool cassimeres for 81 90 per
ward, and line of 81 80 all wool cassimeres for
!; y per yard