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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-23
siding,

WEDNESDAY, March ODD.
State W. Eysnder G. Holmes. The trial was
resumed and finished at half-past eleven. Ver-
dict guilty, and sentenced to pay fine Of so.
State vs.. Joseph Rowe & al, for stealing sheep
from Watson lIolway of Fairfield. Eldridge the
other deft, had plead guilty, and was called as
witness for the State. Rowe had no counsel.
Verdict guilty.
state vs.. VIM. Stnchfe!d and Frank b. Pierce,
for stealing co.sct lamb in Vienna, The property
of Eliza Ann King, in the night Of Oct. 23d On
being araisncd Sinchdcld plead not guilty
Pierce guilty. Pill,bury conducts the defence on
the part Of S;uchiiolI. As in the other case, the
deft., who confessed to the charge, became a gov
eminent witness Verdict not guilty.
Frank Williams, SAID to be a tramp, picked up
a team on Water street and stole ride, for the
purpose as h. ayowcd Of getting boarded through
the winter az the countys expense. lie confessed
the charge and the Judge gave him 30 days add'-
tion4l entertainment at Hotel de Thompson.
Thomas Mct,raw got the same scutence on an
indictment fer assault and battery, to which he
plead guilty.
Joseph Rowe was sentenced TO six months labor
ia the county Jail
Shepherd Eldridge, convicted upon three in
dicmenls, was sentenced to months, year and
months, and years, respectively, to labor in the
county jail, with the alternative sentence to TIE
State prison. as provided by law.
Jane. Common and Fred Anderson, for the riot
on the cars, were awarded three months labor each
in the county jail.
Abia Clark, who rewarded his employer in
Windsor by stealing and making off with his
goods and money, showed some extcnuating cir
cu,n.ta, cc., ard got only six months labor in
isu
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A Venerable Republican speaks.

MR. EDITOR Since our municipal election, l
have looked over the Standard, to see how the
pulse of the editors beat whether it was regular
at GO, run up to -, but really he seems to DC
sort of docle. and thinks there was no necessity
OF the Journals making such great splurSe over
the re suit Now il seems the splulge was not con-
fined to Augusta alone, but Bai gor, Portland,
Lewiston, and a host of other cities ana towns,
topping OF with New Hampshire, Probably he
would prefer such a Splurge was acted out here
10 1868, when a democrat, by accident, was
elected Mayor, when he, the editor, mounted The
window sill to congratulate the democracy, assut-
ing them the next night would bring most Joyl"l
news from New Hampshire, which 50 e.altd me
democracy that one OF them got Lt, eye on Im4-
| lips and squared away upon him ior dallng I"
| vote the republican tlcAct This Is modein demo
| cratic argument. Bat when they got the news
from New Hampshire, Gov Hartman elected by
300, the next day the democratic leaders looked
very much like .apheth when in search Of his ia
| ther. so they saved the expense of buying pow
der tor New Hampshire, which they since fired
| Oft for North Carolina.
| How resigned the Standard seems to be-in
| some wards no nominations made. | rather guess
some of the Old fox democrats fixed up ticket
| for them, which was z1alously worked for, but the
| Union bows were around, and for the first time
since our city organization, to use common
phrase, the democracy got completely skunked.
| am told that ward one was exceedingly quiet the
old .Sfager not getting in so high perspuation as
usual | am not aware whether the standard man
switched oil from his dinner track to vote, or not
if he did not it is sure 81 IN that, so far as An-
gusta is concerned, and having become so USED TO
being beaten, he has decided to let the moral luea
party take cave of Augusta, inasmuch as he can
not help it. So now be can fall back on Blaine,
the democrat Belknap, and Dix lsland-keep
screechng like the parrot, "Polly wants crack
er." This is the truth, the democrats want the
cracker but they may blea Blaine and Dix Island
as much as the please if Blaine lives, they have
got to take him, and think he viii. for his teeth
are good yet; all the fear there is about it is, the
democracy may hunt up another Booth to murder
him. God bless him 1t is lucky thing for our
country that he is on the floor to watch the South
ern traitors, and also the Northern doughface,
who is hand and glove with those who tried to
ruin our government. CITIZEN
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The Track of the Storm.

People are still talking about TIE great Storm
and gale of Tuesday. very dlligent observer
of the weather in this city says that we have not
in this city and vicinity experienced so violent
gale during the last thirtyone years.
In addition to the accidents already reported
we have to report that during the gale the staff
and vane attached to the fancy martin house ON
the stable of the DR.. Briggs estate, blew down
with crash. The establishment wa very tasty
affair, and we understand the ncishboTs wouldn't
object to seeing it replaced. The vAne was true
one and daily reminder Of the good taste Of the
Doctor.
The large chimney on St. Catherine Hall blew
over, and made hole through the roof.
The roof was blown from the barn of George
Cony, in the northern part of the city, on the
Belgrade road. Mr.. C.. Cottle had barn moved
four feet from its foundation. Earn doors were
strewn along promiscuonsly in the country.
The buildings of the Widow Church were con-
siderably damaged.
Fences were laid low in many places where
they were not covered by the snow, or otherwise
protected.
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STATE NEWS.

The bell for the new Universalst church in Au-
burn. dedicated Wednesday, weighs 1900 pounds
and is the heaviest bell in Auburn.
The Reform Club recently organized in Winter
mort are entering upon their work with much en-
ihu,asm They have fitted up room which is
kent oprn day and evening, and furnished with
rood rea ing. where all who desire may spend
their time.
Mes.r, Mckenzie Record and Iiiman of Au-
burn are about leaving on a reform pilgrimage
through Piscataqus county. They VIII spend
next saturday and Sunday in Foxcroft and Dover.
A lady Who fell on the street in West Auburn
the Other day, wishes to inquire if there is any
bill TO pay for damage done to the sidewalk or
street:
The Democrat has been requested to state that
there i, but one case of small poX at Norway. he
patient is down on Fore street, near Oxford.
People who have carefully compared the cost of
living in 1873 and in 1876, say the fall in prices
saves the consumer about nine per ceut.-- Lewis
ton journal.
The following business changes are reported as
recently taking place in Me-.
Bango Prescott X Lord, corn and flour; dis
solved.
Deerin.-Goodridg Stevens & Co., manufac-
| turcrs Of britannia ware, dis; now Stevens Il
| Stuart-Alfred A. Stevens and Nehemiah Stuart.
Lewistou-lI. w. llanscom & Co., notions dis
solved.
Mr.. Isaiah S. Creoker, formerly of Bath, died
in Boston, Monday 18th inst. The deceased was
member Of the National Lancers, independent
Fusilecrs, Oriental Lodge of Odd Fellows and
Massasoit Encampment
A correspondent Of the Journal writes The
financial condition of Dresden is good The town
debt at the close of the war was almost w, 0Oo
1t is now being reduced at the rate of 81 900 q
year--Rev. p. L. Brown, who was throw from
a bridge Feb. 2lst, is still confined to his house
but is doing well. His pulpit is supplied by two
local preachers.
The arrangements for celebrating the oZd ann
yersary of the introduction of Odd Fellowship into
the United States, by the members Of that order
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of
the Maine Centred.

The meeting Of the stockholders OF the Name
Central Railroad, held in this city, yesterday, was
as quiet AID peaceful as spring morning, and not
stormy, as had keen predicted in some quarters
Eeroit had it that a desperate struggle would en-
sue to wIcst tie management Of the road from the
hands of II l'c-t,Ia. Gheic was no seilous
struggle, and ;lcro.ult PREDICTED has not been
fally attained, We should judge. Tue action OF
tie meeting was Of course mapped OUT previous
to assembling.
The meeting convened at Granite Hall, yc.ter-
day forenoon, at 1870 o'clock. About one hun
bred persons were present as spectators or stock
holders, among them those individuals who turn
NJ at every railroad meeting au! before every
railroad legislative committee when the interests
Of certain lines are nodded with
The meeting was called to orlc, by Hon. Alb
ner Co5urn, President Of the road, and tie call
read by the Secretary, Hon. Jcs;ah II. Drum
mond. 1t was asccltaincd that there was quo
RAM OF stockholders pres nj in the persons OF more
than 80 stockholders, representing large and con-
trolling majority Of the stock Of the corporation.
The report Of The Directors and other officers
were accepted. tie reading Of tie same in detail
being dispensed " b, a. they Lad been issued IN
printed form.
On motion Of Col. j ". SpauldinG OF Richmond,
the number Of directors fixed az eleven, "a re-
duction OF two from last year, There were those
present personally affected, who would like to have
objected to the proposition, had there been the
least prospect Of defeating it.
On molten Ct Hon. Joshua Nye, the following
committee was afpoi4ted by the chairs to receive,
sort and count votes for a board of Directors for
the ensuing year: joshua Nye, P. IL. Brooks,
Geo. a. Phillips.
Suhscnnently tie committee rcp1ltsd as follows.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. March -. 1873.
Flolr-extra spring 00a6 25.
Whcat-No. spring spot 1929; March -;
April l04'. May l07'sa.
Corn--No. :, MIXED, SPOT ij3--; March t.;
April i77sa-; May 4s.
OatsNo. 2, 32sa83 spot; March -; April s2h ;
May 34s t..
Rye-No. p, -aG5.
Barley-No2 spring s6-t6o spot; --a5s May;
April 5Sa.
Dressed Hogs 00a9 40.
Pclk-22 35a22 81 spot, "a March; -22 37h -
April 2. sra May.
Lard - 621sal3 IS spot: "a March;
April IL 671aa70; May - s7na0.
Bulk Meats shoulders sHa-; short rib mid
24a-; short clear mid l2ha-.
Hams Is MS average a..
Whisky LOG a.,
Freights-Corn TO Buffalo. d: wheat do -
Receipts 1000 -four: % 600 wheat; $1,000 corn,
$4,000 oats; $50 rye 900 barley.
Shipments- GOO hour: 5000 wheat $1,000
corn 900 oats 900 barley: 500 rye.
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Congress- First Session.
House.

HOUSE.
Washington, March -.
Mr.. Luttrell Of Cal, introduced bill to pro
hibit contracts for scrVile labor Referred.
Mr. Rice of O, from committee on Pensions,
reported bill providing that all pensions on &C
count of death, wounds OF disease in the service
Of the L. s., since March 4, 1871, shall commence
from the date OF death Or discharge, and for the
payment of arrears of pensions. Made special
order for Wednesday next.
The Senate amendments to the bill TO supply
deficiency in the appropriation for certain Indian
tribes, were non-conCurred in
The bill prohibiting contributions to the cleo
ton funds, by officers of the L. 81 was taken up.
The pending question was on an amendment Of
fered by Mr.. Blaine, to extend the application OF
the bill to senators, represe ntatyes and delegates
in congress.
Mr.. Blaine addressed the House in support OF
the amendment.
The amendment was agreed to-l2S to So. The
bill after being further amended was passed-l1S
to S.
Adjourned.
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KILOGRAMS GENERAL.

The steamship Bolivia, from New York, has ar
rived at Neville.
The steamship Samaria, from Boston, has ar
rived ct Queenstown.
Bowling, who was hurt at the OLD Colony depot
Monday, died Tuesday night
John A. Bently was nominated to the senate,
to-day, as Pension Commissioner, vice Gill, re-
signed.
Treasurer New says he has not resigned, al
though he desires to do on the first of April
lie has not vet spoken to the President on the
subject
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AFRICA.
i:rcat Excitement in Tnnis.

London, March %. private letter dated Tu-
MS, March II, says; 1--WE had great excite
ment here yesterday, in consequence of the at
tempted murder Of Judge Poliga of the Italian
consulate, and the killing of the would-be muir
derer by the jud .e's dragoonman. The body was
brought to the Italian consulate followed by an
immense mob, and the turmoil great that
troops had to be called out to guard the approaches
to the Italian and American consuates. For sew
eral hours they had great difficulty in keeping the
mob back with fixed bayonets."
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Wonderful Success.

L i ported that BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
has, since its introduction into the United States,
reached lie immense sale of 40 600 dozen per year
Over G ".D druggists have ordered this medicine
direct fron the factory at Woodbury.. \. j., and
not oae have reported single failure, but every
letter -, AXIS of its astonishing success IN curing
seveie Coughs, Colds settled on the Breast, Com
sumption, or any disease of Throat and Lungs.
We aJlvlse any person that has any predisposition
to Weak Lungs to 60 to their druggist and get
this NJ .icine, or inquire about it. Regular size,
- cci r.; ample bottle, 10 cents. Two doses will
relieve aay case. Don't neglect your Cough.
nov2j.t IT&S&w
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IIypophosphitcs.-A Article called Fellows
lIypophos phitcs has been advertised in the Pioneer
for several months, but we gave 1t little thought
except to collect the bill, until an instance OF its
remarkable effects came under our observation.
\ few Gears ago symptoms of consumption ex-
hibHo' emselves IN the case of S---k--,lr.,
L.q, Alais who belongs to a family predis
posed IN the disease. His friends became alarmed
al the ir2gress Of his inalady, AMI realizing the
chances a. against him, he began to take Fellows
llypopbos phies. Instead of growing worse his
health improved, and he now weighs fifty pounds
more than he did before he began to take the
syrup. We saw him last week, the picture Of
health. tiaping the scales at two hundred avor-
dupoi,. We have no interest in recommending
lIypophosphites, except to benefit the sick and
attl cteAi.-.i roostook i.ontsr. mal22. t&wlw
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Democratic state Convention.

Lancaster, March D. The democratic State
convention was to-day temporarily organized with
W. A. Piavford as chairman. After the appoint
ment of committees, recess was taken till three
o'clock.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO fnF~--
Jailu Asansles :Jaarnai'
Court Matters.

EocklaEd, March %. Tie court room has been
crowded, to day, ut the trial Of Albert O. Hall
for rape On the person Of his little stepdau2hter,
years old. The child testified to repeated out
RACES b. Hall, and co rotorated by Charles IIai
rs, young fellow indicted for same offence, bot
admitted as States evidence. The defence, now
in progress, introduces some testimony designed
to break the force of this evidence but popular
feeling il strong agon,t the prisoner.
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in saco and Bidde ford, are nearly completed, and
we expect to see on the 2eth Of April one Of the
largest street parades of the order ever witnessed
in Saco aud Biddeford. The entire county will
be represented. 1t is expected that there win be
in the City Hall In Saco, and In the evening the
Encampment will give grand ball at City Hall,
Bddeford
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

Mr. j. " Mcintosh OF Portland, Maine. writes :
"For long time have been great sufferer from
bronchitis, for which resolved to try your Forest
Tar The first bottle brought no apparent relief.
After p,og the second, my cough was very much
relieved and my sleep was free from that choking
sensation which made breathing difficult and dis
tressine. Now, after using few bottles, | AN
PERFECTLY FREE FROM EVERY TRACE OF MY
TROUBLE. believe it to be all you claim for it
and much more" Your Druggist will show you
these preparations. mat22-t&wlw
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have founded my business on the belief that the
public anxious to get their seed directly from
the grorer, and therefore offer FREE to every man
and woman in the United States who cultvates a
farm, tills vegetable garden, or plants flower
garden, my large, illustrated Catalogue of vege.
table and Flower Seeds for 1876; it contains in ad.
dtion to the choicest kinds produced in Europe,
one hundred and dtfy rarieties Of vegetable seed
grocn on Day four seed farms. Customers Of last
year need not write for it. AS the original intro
Queer of the Hubbard, MarI,iehead and Butman
Phinuey's Melon, the Marblehead Cab
bages, and score of other new vegetables, solicit
your patronage. All seed sold under three war.
ran hundred thousand catalogues have been
issued and sent out since the first of January.
JAMES j. II. GREGORY, Marbiehead, Mass.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New 0rk Money Mark
EVENING REPORT.
New York

New York, March D. 1876.
Money active at per cent. Foreign exchange
quiet at 4s13s tor bankers long 4S9lsaA for
demand. Carrying rates 81, ?, and IN per
cent Gold opened at ll4h and closed at ll4h.
L. S. Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000
for interest and $4,000 in redemption of bonds.
Custom receipts $319OOO.
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Thousands die every winter of Consumption,
Bronchitis. Dptheria, and Lung Fever, whom a
few doses of Iiale's Honey of Horehound and
Tar, given in time, would have saved from pre-
mature crave. Sold by all Druggists.
Pike Toothache Drops cure l minute.
mario tSwtw
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The Governor and Council met la-t evening" AID
attended to large batch Of business. The nom
nation of Hon. 7. P. Burlcigh for Land Agent
was rejected by tie vote. The other nonlua-
lions were confirmed.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati, March y, 1873.
PONIES 00323 90.
LARD-steam Is 5D-al3 s.; kettle, git.
BULK MEArS-shoulders sAg-; clear rib side
l21a-; clear sides -dl2&.
BACON-shoulders 9%s- clear rib sides 10
g.; clear sides l3Aa--.
WHISkEY--lu59.
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ROCK FORT.
PERSONAL.

Rockro1t, March 90. The Hon. Flcd +. Rich
ards, on account Of a severe attack Of pneumonia
was rot able to be present at the meeting Of the
& Governor and Council to- day.
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We have given 41amson's Balsan. thorough
trial and have no hesitation in recommending ii to
our lea lers as safe and etfCacous remedy for
cough. and colds Price 81 cts.-Ed. Kendall 5
NIL. Aroniclc. mar2l- fNwlw
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For pam in the side or back, use Renne's Pain
Killing Magic Oil. This is safe, sure, clean and
delicious family remedy. Try it.
nal21-4 .XwlW
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And now Mr. III. A. b. Chandler comes along
with a contribution to our Centennial Museum,
consisting of spurs from the rooster that GROVE"
ut the dedication of King Soomon'S temple.
Next
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tSlarrttD.

| il IN FAILS, 18th inst. James F. Bowie Of
| Durhd , to Miss Georgia A. Jones OF Lisbon.
In Gould boro', 20 ult., Jonas X. Crane to Miss
| Lucy J. Grover both of Goudsboro'; 4th inst,
| Nathan a. Yates of New York, 10 Mrs. Ne>tl Il.
| Ran0.t OF Could boro',
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PORTLAND.
Obituary.

Portland, March D. Seth Stoyer the oldest
living graduate of Bowdon College, died at Oak
HI, Scarboro', to-day; aged 80 years.
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CONNECTICUT ,


Hartford, March %. Mr. Ward Cheney of SO.
Manchester, of the famous firm Of Cheney Bros,
silk manufacturers, died to-day Of pneumonis,
aged 63 wears.
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Ro.ton Stock List.

Boston, March D. 1876.
sales at the Brokers' Board.]
Eastern Railroad l1bal1k
Boston 4 Maine railroad l02AaA
Portland. SaCo K Portsmouth 4
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The Eastern Normal School now numbers Ioo
pupils. The spring examination OF the Hisn
School took place on Thursday last. Inc parents
of the pupils were present and the scholars al pear
ed to good advantage.
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The alarm of fire last evening, about hall-past
eight, was caused by the burning out OF cAin-
xey i'll Sylvesters stable. No damage.
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The meeting of the Juvenile Temperance cl0'
will be held on Friday evening, at DMoy Jla|
nstea of this evening
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We understand that the city marshal seized
quantity of ale at the depot yesterday.
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Weather Probabilities tor To-day.

For the Middle and New England States
clear, fair and slightly warmer weather, with
westerly winds, backing to southerly and rising
barometer.
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aHIN NORN.
Rcnnblican Convention.

New York. March %. Various letters from
Syracuse state it IS now generally understood that
the delegates chosen to Cincinnati Will be only re-
que tel to give 4 complimentary vote fer Cork
ling.
Committees wee appointed, George Opdykc
being chairman Of the committee on resolutions.
The convention then took recess till o'clock.
Geo. ;. llaskins was chosen temporary chair
man, and lie made q sLoIt speech refcriing-as
did Mr.. Ccrnc--!n cordtmnaoiy remarks to
Belknap.
THO af crnCon session, Geo. Dawson Of Alba
ny was permanent chairman and - - cCh on
GOTsCd Mr.. & ,akIing worth" T.. 30 tSc ~..-
scr Of Prc>dc!.l Grant 1.r cuuiunl,lqu on d~ie-
gates at &c reported the following names A.
b. Cornell Of New York, Andrew ID. White of
Tompkins, Theodore NJ. Pomeroy of Cayuaga,
James NJ. Matthews of Erie, who upon vote
were unanimously elected. The alternates were
reported and elected. The district delegates in
clude Geo. W. Curtis, l.. b Prince, VIM. Orton,
\. A. Low, S, 3. butcher l.. Woodford 3. X.
Phelps. Thomas Murphy, Marshall 0. Roberts, {.
A. Seward, L. ID. Morgan, Geo. Op1yk Ike, VIM. III.
Robertson, j. W. Hustled, j. IL. Ketcham, Chas.
l.. smith, n. b. Woodm, Thos. c. Piatt, Giles
lIotchki,s, W. A. Humphrey and A. l.. Sessions.
The committee resolutions reported. Mr..
Conkling was endorsed as a Presidential caEdi-
date. motion to send unpledged delegation to
Cincinnati being voted down, amid the widest ex-
element.