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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-12-14
WARREN LOCALS.
Ace!ica's .hoe Factory Ne,ting. II gh
school.

We don't care low mach is stated tLlou,h the
press or otherwise, to restrain tcathcrs-good
teachers-f,om leaving the State, or how much
Is done to awaken more appreciatiVe feel1g Of
their duties and needs, but as for many OF the
best leaving the State, we think the statement
needs publication. few cf the faithful are left
yet Prof Woodbridge has rot left the state,
though he has at present lett the profession. H.
is said to be Studying law.
DE-. Turner, the dentist OF Wado1.ri. Gomez
to Warren Mondays to practice h,s profession.
On Monday the ih inst, when about two mics
from tins village, his horse became frightened Gt
hog IN the road, and upsctting the carriage broke
II badly and bruised the doctors face and head. 20
that he has not been able TO attend TO his work
for several days.
Mr.. j. l.. : cvens. who has charge OF the build
ing at the powder mills had ms left hand sawed
by CIRCULAR saw, on saturday, the IN. The
tore hugcr was nearly cut oil.
Tae shoe factory, after ton of few day., j.
ruuulc 2 again.
Rev. Mr.. Whittier, the evangelist, has been
holding "a stries Of meetings at Wa!doboIo'. lie
closed u few wee Ks since, but the work SIN goes
on. O.er a hundred hopeful convei, SONS.
The Lincoln Baptist Association IS holding cN-
ira meetings with various churches. Last week
al South Thonaston, this at Camden. \ 90 d III
terc>t attt nds them.
W Alftn high -chuoi expects 10 graduate a class
Of nineteen young men and ladies, on the - net ,
The examinations Of the whole school occur the
2Uh and Plat. We expect pleasure and good at
tendance.
In these times of quesiioning the presidential
result, cases snrpo-ibie otherwise aye scus7ed
but We have failed to see anything concerning
the way the il)nse would elect If left to them.
The coastutlon says each state shall have 0ns
r9te. No question about Names delegation but
what VIII he done II there l. part democrat and
part reppbhcini How was it in john z rircy
Ad ms elect on
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, December ID. Mr.. Wells of
the returning board was before the Congressional
committee to day. He declined answering ques-
tons denying the authority of the committee to
interrogate him as to returning board matters
Mr. Morrison said they would not pass ques-
tons.
Governor Wells stated that if the committee
would employ eight clerks in addition to the
clei zeal force of the board, all the papers could
soon be copied, and with them the committee
would have all the information as to the votes
cast in the State.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Cons itu.ional Convention

CoNCoRp, December 10. The constitutional
convention this afternoon in committee of the
whole laid upon the table the proposition defining
legal voters The proposition constituting sena-
toral districts on population instead of valuation
was lost Also that making a senator eligible
with three years residence nste ad of seven. On
the Illinois plan of minority representation was
r. 'ctcd. a proposition that vacancies 10 the
senate may be filled by representatives alone from
the districts where the vacancy exists was eject
al
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BATH.
COntradicted.

BATH. December 10. The owners of the bark
C. o. Whitmore, of this port, deny the truth of
the sensational despatch from San Francisco, re =
lating TO tina. vessel now at Hong Kong, publish
ed in to-dsy's papers. They have evidence con-
taccing the statements of the crew. The bark
is chartered to load for Boston, and will be
brought home by Capt Peabody ard his mates,
who need no extradtion treaty in their cases.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BOSTON
AND MAINE RAILROAD.
New Board Of Directors Elected for the
Ensuing Year.

LAWRENCE, December l3. The annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Boston 4 Maine Rail
road was hels hete Wednesday forenoon.
President y. &. White called the meeting to
order. Records of the last annual meeting were
read by Chauncey 7 Judd, clerk, and were ap-
proved. Report Of directors to the stockholders
as already printed was accepted.
On motion of c. T. Choate of Boston, the chair
a committee to receive ballots of directors. which
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BIDDETOisD.
Nusp.cions Charactcr Arrc.ied.

SuNp.cious Character Arrested.
HDDEFoRD, December -. While patrolling
Beach street, late last night, officer Stevens ar
rested suspicious looking character lie had
complete set Of burglar tools, mnies, files, keys,
diamond, cold chsc and other articles. in his
possession. He was undoubtedly on clay" for
a biz haul.
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Personal.

Mr.. A. Herbert Locke of this city, has left for
his new pastoral field in Michigan. He preached
at st. Marks last Sunday.
The Rev. Frederick C. Nicely, brother of Bishop
Nicely, is deacon at Chicago.
Mrs. Studey Of Brewer, 10 1902 years old. She
retains her faculties to wonderful degree, con-
versiug intelligently.
Rev. A. r. Crane of Halowell, is supplying the
Baptist church at East Winthrop.
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continued, and remarks were male By several
gentlemen.
The programme FOR to-day is as follows Con-
ference meeting at 9 o'clock Rev. c. p. Nash Of
Lewiston, will deliver sermon at 1880; and IN
the afternoon an address will be given.
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NEW YORK.
Financial.

NLw York, December 10. Kiernan's agency
reports that the treasury has shipped Sl000O,0UO
in 1 bonds to London. This amount Is in ex-
cess OF the subscription of the syndicate, but is
made in anticipation of further demands.
The Brooklyn Ruins.
Nothing new at the Brooklyn ruins except the
Jewels Of ida Vernon, were found TODAY, aud a
man caught stealing relics was sent to the peni-
Tertiary.
A Conscience Stricken Defdulter.
Joshua T. Bailey. who in 1868 fled the country
as doiaulter in his accounts with the govern
ment as internal revenue collector has reformed,
made good his deficit and received fom the
President full pardon.
Weather.
Weather clear and mild; wind west
Court Matters.
The case Of the Emma Silver Co, Oimitedl Of
London, against Trenor W Park, Henry Fl. Btx-
ter and William NJ. Steward, to recover s. 600
600, the amount paid for property said to be worth
only 100000, was up for trial this afternoon, in
the L. S. Circuit Court.
Personal.
Gov. Tilden's answer to the suit of Henry b.
Booiy was served to-day.
Financial.
The amount of specie received at this port from
Europe from September 20 to December II is
stated officially to he S4 1872 0C0 and there is still
on the way 81, jj3,000.
Meeting of Bank Officers.
meeting of the Bank officers called by the
Tax Commissioner of the Clearing House was
cid to-day to devise means for procuring a
duction OF the present tax on banks. The follow
ing resolution was adopted That in the opinion
of the associated banks of this city the earnest eff
forts of the banks throughout the entire county,
In asking for relief from the unjust and burden
some weight of taxation imposed upon their
shareholders by both federal andcity governments
should be directed to securing from Congress
First the repeal of the tax on deposits.
Second, repeal of the tax on capital.
from unjust and unequal taxation by the State or
local authorities, amendment TO Section 52l9
of the Revised Statutes of the United States be
procured providing that bank shares shall be val
ned and assessed at no greater rate of valuation
nor in different manner than other real and per-
sonal property, and they shall have the same
privileges and exemptions W it'll respect to taxa
ton as other personal property.
Fourth, that further effort be made during
the coming session of State Legislature to Sc
cure uniform system of taxation of bank shares,
applicable to the entire State, by which the bur-
den of such taxes shall be equitaby distributed.
All present were in favor of the resolution, and
the Chairman was authorized to notify all the
other clearing houses of the country Of their &C.
ton, with view to cooperation and similar &C.
ton on their part.
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The sale aud supper at Meonian Hall this
evening r'or es to be pleasant and successful
affair. The Young Ladies Board Of NJ sons,
under whose auspices the sale and supper will be
given, has already done much good among the
poor in our midst, and should receive the encour-
agement Of all of our people. regardless of de
nonnational ties 1t is desired thst all contribu-
tons for the tables be left at the Hall early
four o'clock 7. NJ Our business men and cti-
zens generally better take supper at the Hall this
evening, and try the housekeeping skill of the
young ladies in charge, and then invest literally
in fancy specimens of their handiwoIk.
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EUROPE.
Marine Disaster.

"a Queirolo (ate Capt. Gaziglia) from Philsdel-
phla for Hull, has arrived at Falmouth. She lost
her master overheard, had her decks swept and
lost her bulwarks sails and boats. small por-
ton OF her cargo was thrown overheard.
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KOCkLAND.
Count Matters.

RockLANp, December Is. The grand jury
,Ame into court to-day and reported four ndct
nents for the following offences Common sell
lr'' .; obstructing G.hway aiding in maintain
ng Gui.ance L
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SACtj.
Sherin's Investigation.

BIDpEFoRD December 10. special meeting
Of the board Of aldermen of Saco, authorized
Sheriff Durgin to hold an inquest on the origin of
the Saco house fire of Saturday night. The jury
is now in secret session.
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The PLAINTIFF declares in assumpsit in a count for
$40, money paid, laid out and expended, and in a
specification sets out his claim to be $3T 80, paid as
taxes against the det. to the town OF China March
LIST, 1873, with interest.
D-te of writ October 81, 1875. Baker 4 Baker,
Attorneys for P'tf
true copy of the order of Court with abstract
of he writ.
Attest WM. NJ. STRATTON, Clerk.
3H5l
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Boston Stock List.

Boston, Dec. 49, 1915.
Sat s at the Brokers' Board !
Ea tern Railroad, 3l.3L
Boston Maine Railroad y7a9S
Portland ga o Il Portsmouth, all
Boston Maine Railroad rs, ll6i,-alll
Eastern Railroad 70 4Jha5O
Maine Stale Is, llOHa--
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NE JERSEY.
4 NplOsiOn.

NEW YORK, December 10. Advces received
in this city, to-day, state that terrible boiler
ploson has occurred at the copperas mine near
u luer, New Jersey, killing two men.
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Devipe & Howard have the endorsement of the
following physicians: G. W. Martin, NJ. D.; w.
S. Hill, M. D., G. Z. Brckett. NJ. D., w. Bolsp,
M. D., ii. III. Hill, NJ. d., J. o. Webster, M. d..
l.. j. Croker, NJ. D. eod-ttf
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CALIFORNIA.


SAN I FRANCISCO, December ID. The directors
Of tue back of California doe ded to reduce the
rate Of interest f,iag the minimum at nine per
c'''. leaving details to the discretion of the Of
t,.-. Ii i, believed that other banks viii follow
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November 27, 1876.
KENNEBEC S. Saprems Judicial Court, o,
fOber Term, 1876

JOHN o. PAGE VS.. WINTHROP w. GILMAN
4 ND now on suggestion to the Court tina
vice of the writ, was not an inhabitant
of this State, and had no tenant, agent or
attorney within the same, that his goods
est tie have been attached in this action,
aud that he has had no notice of said
suit and attachment: II ia Ordered, that
notice o the pendency of this suit be given to the
said defendant by publishing an attested copy of
this order toget or with an abstract of Plaintiffs
writ, three weeks successfully IN the Kennebec
Journal, newspaper printed ut Augusta, In the
county OF Kennebec, the last publication to be not
less than thirty days before the next term of this
Court, to be holden at Augusta, within and for the
county OF kenbebee on the first Tuesday of
March, ISL, that said defendant NAV then and
there appe and answer to said suit if he shall
see cause.
Ates' - VIM. NJ. sTRATTON, Clerk.
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The horse of ii n. S. l.. Boardman. while stand
lag in front of the post office, yesterday forenoon,
took flight at doves lighting by, and ran
away, staving up the sleigh badly Mr.. and Mrs.
Boardmin wcra tuown out, but not much in
i1red
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The ladies' Of the Free Baptist Society are
arranging for festival and sale at the Nestry of
their church, next week. Tuesday evening. \
supper will also be served. They are preparing
an attractive programme
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Committee Meeting.

INDIANAPOIIs, December Is. The democratic
state central committee met here to-day pursuant
to the request of the democratic electors, to con-
slider the situation.
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Cincinnati. Dec. l3. '76.
PORN $l6 25aiG 25 Clear sides, SLasi.
LARb- BACON
Steam, 40 20 Shoulders, 5taa5L
Kettle, 10 jUa i Clear RIB tides, saah
BULK ME 1T Clear sides lU,s AK
Shoulders, 53sa6- WiiISkEY- O6a-
Clear rib sides, 7stas-
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Inspector Geacral Chas. ". Tdcn of Castue,
i, now a tour Of inspection Of the military Or
CARNATIONS in the State looking after their arms,
accounts, etc. lie made his official visit and in
spected the Capital Guards at their aimory last
evening.
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EAST MACHIAS.


MAcHIAs, December 10. VIM. Henry Pope, of
the firm Of S.. W. Pope & Co., died suddenly at
East Machias this afternoon.
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Rene mber that to-day occurs the grand open
ing a. Mr.. j. W. Clspp's establishment, who has
recently purchased the stock of Mr.. George Hunt.
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Partridge Brothers are selling Parian figures,
statue;tcs, bronzes and vases fot the holidays, at
great reduction from usual rates.
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Floral shears are the latest inventions to lie
used by the ladies in trimming up their plants or
in collecting bouquet. They will be found very
HANDY to have in the house." BY sending Thirty
cents TO Fred Atwood Wnterport, the mail will
brig back TO your address pair of these shears.
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lOral ann State NeWs.
D.sTRUCIIyE coyFL,GH iTiox.

Augusta Once MDre vIsitrd by the Fire
EicnJ.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

EVENING REPORT.
New York, Dec. II, ISIS
Money was easy at 4 5a- per cent. on call For.
eign exchange dull at Ash ha4sl a for bank.rslCnR
and tsl-a4slh for demand. Gold opened at iO7 =
and closed at i077.. Loans and -, per cent
Customs receipts, SIPS o.. Treasury dsbnrsed
$500 interest, $4,000 .or londs, and $500 in
silver.
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Arrr,>oox
business meeting was he'u, commencing AZ
i'>u o COCK anu closing al -'oo O'Clock
Inc association was c"iAea TO oroer by rev
w. H. dearborn and prayer offered by Kew Mr..
llodedoA'
committee On ftfmeieht Ofgani@auoniepoited
as Moderator Tor ensuing year. Kew. C. T. Nash
OF Lewiston ana Kew W. III Dearborn OF Angus
Ia As secretary, ana inc report was adopted
oh mo'ioh oil heV' IL = Muhsoh, committee
| CONSISTING ol Mos''s' Nuhsoh' VnihoV ana luf-
r'ngloh was appointed 10 revise the constitution
anu ny Jaws
~ NV oc'VNN ue'O'luA"i eNolc''-s "elc
opened win voluntary by the CHOIR Kew
MI iocsdoh read portion OF Inc oth
chapter Of Luxe Singing by choir and
congregations Prayer by Rev Mr. Munson.
| An interesting sermon was preached by Rev.
| Mr.. Uololop. fran the words in LIKE
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''"f' -" 'e''e i"u"'" o"' ih'o 'ne u0VP'
and let down your nets for draught.' The SER
| mon commenced with reference TO the circum-
s.aroos. r,lo, which th.so ,,,orl. mara ,rolo H.,
Chfist. Inc leading IDEA was that men should
launch out more zealously in religious and re-
| 70 ,natorv movements under tho load of Ch,i.t's
-,1' -
ooc'rlhe anu examples ana 'nat 'hey would meet
with success even as Peter did when he obeyed
! the above command of the divine Master
| Imvcd;,,,l,, afor ,ho dovo,ior.l exoroisoo
"''0' ."e NJ,
| meeting ol the Council was held at winch earnest
and interesting remarks were made by Rev Or.
o,inbv ami Rev Mr. Nash
I -.
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PROBATE NOTICE!

kENNEBEC COUNTE-M PROBATE Court held
at Augastr, on the fourth Honday Of Noremder,
1876.
w HEREAS, The foni tn Monday of December
w next, will be Christmas day,
Ordered, That the Probate Court be held on the
Tuesday following; and all matters returnable to
said Court, or TO be heard therein, the fourth
Monday of December, will be heard and acted up
on the Tuesday following.
III. X. BAKER, Judge.
November 27, 1876. dec5tSw2t
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AN ICE FRESHET.
The Most Serious Disaster of the Kind
at 1t. LOuIs for Ten Years.

Loss 10 STEAMERS ESTIMATED AT
ABOUT 100000.
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We have received a cOmuunica ion from gen
teman Of the legal profession in Gardiner, con-
tradicting in part the statements made in our
Pitts,on Locals, concerning the trouble in the
"kiudelhook" district school, IN that town. lie
takes up the cudgcl III defence Of the court before
" ich the teacher was fined. Now, 10 ceusuie OF
tie court was in'cndcd by our coiiespon 'eut, WHO
simply remarked upon the strange ness of the vof-
dict, and-what is acknowledged Oh every hand
TO be the fact-that the teacher j, sustained by
the supervisor and tie best citiz-ns Ct The place.
Whatever was proved in codit We know not, but
we do know that Mr. Maistou's summary admin
strston Of punishment, in order to maintain the
discipline Of his school, meets the approval Of the
his heat educational authority in the State. When
the time come, that "buily boy" can with i'm
puniiy not only dsicgard the rales Of law ami Or
der in the school room, but may attack the
teacher when he attempts to ehfJrce those
rules, then the time has auivtd to abandon
our school sy.tcm. The teacher must be
master of the situation fYr the time being, and
the scholars must yield, gently, if they will, but
by force if they must. Any o'hlr course Is ruin
Gus to the school. This, We understand is the po-
stion taken by Mr.. MHs.on and his friends. If
some teachers had h.en il Malston's position,
Stanley would pelhap: have had reasonable cause
to plain. And. We would add for the bene ct
of the Gardiner gentleman who addresses w., that
our Pitt-ton correspondent is a resident Of IL t
town, has resided there for years and knows
enough Of The case TO form au intelligent ociIion
conccruitr H.
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been taken forward and 10 the right direction,
and we trust that all will continue to help raise
the standard of education in town until as a
town can Truly claim to be the banner town in the
State in education. One thing that is waiting TO
he done is the change in the books. and we hope
that the day is not far GiHa4t when this will take
place.
Navigation closed about week ago. for the
season, at least, iiom Appearances now. Though
the trade of the season has not been quite good
as 10 years pas, vet, co s.lorug the crisis that
We have passed through Il. a nation, i. is ON the
increase.
1t has now been sewers al weeks since the great
National election took place, and not until recently
did we know for certain who to be the next
President. But upon the news Of Hayes election
the republicans filled with joy that we had not
fallen prey to the vultures, Vii the democracy
now submit, as peaceable individual cit zen
would From the spirit that has been manifested
by some OF the Southern men. We fear not
Saturday forenoon suOw storm set in upon us,
with a high wind blowing from the southeast. Be
fore night fall the storm turned into a clustering,
March day. 1heroughncss Of the weather rem
dered it impossible Tor the mail coach to eSch
here its usual time, and not until the middle of
Sunday forenoon were our wants supplied. At
this writing, we do not recall one single instance
when any thing Ike this occurred before
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INV YoEK, December 10. Kiernan's agency
report, that the treasury has shipped Sl0,0OO,OOO
in bonds to London. This amount Is in
cess of the subscription of the syndicate but is
male in Antclnailnn of fnriher lemands-
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a Conscience STRICKEN Defaulter.

Joshua 7. Bailey. who in 1868 fled the country
as a dtiauter in his accounts with the govern
ment as internal revenue collector, has returlcd,
made good his deficit, and received f om the
Pre- sident full pardon.
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ewels Of Ida ernon, were found TODAY, aud a
man caught stealing relics was sent TO the peni-