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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-11
STATE NEWS.

\ young man about % years old, who gives his
name as Francis Clark, and direct from the Thorn
aston State Prison, where he had served . term
for an attempt to murder, says be left South Paris
on Monday, May |. Tuesday night he stopped
with John Scribner. in Porter; the next morning
he left, taking some three dollars Of Scribner's
money. He was pursued and easily caught. He
WAS arragned before q trial justice, plead guilty,
and at IL O'Clock, .. M, on Thursday, was com
mitted to jail ut Paris. Quick work for so big
job.-[Oxford Democrat.
Mr.. ARENAS Cushman, one Of the first settlers
Of Carol, Penobscot Co., died in that town Apr.
Goth, aged 81. He was native Of Turner, and
his wife sister Of Solomon Bates. ESQ.,. one OF
the first settlers of Fsyette, the father Of the late
Rev. Geo. Bates. .
The hotels at Old Orchard are to make extern.
sive arrangements for the coming season ct this
favorite summer resort.
Rev. w. II. Fem of Portland, is to deliver tho
address before the Univer.ity Of Vermont, ~
Burlington, June 27th.
On Saturday morning, the train ran Oh the
track about mile and . half above Iobique. Inc
engine was upset, and is not yet righted. The
train arrived at Fort Fairfield, Monday might.
| A little son Of Rev. G.. T. Redou. while Of
play it Harrison, few days SINCE fell from pile
| Of shocks ten feet, to the ground. he sustained
| severe injury In his back, causing internal hem
orrhage, but is comfortable, with good hops 81 re-
covery.
| Mr.. Randall Andrews, of this city, who has
| been looking over the West with view Of going
into the hotel Blu siness there, returned home this
week, not particularly pleased with the business
outlook out thereto Gardner Reporter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-11
NEW WORK.

The IIotoken Explosion.
New York. May 10, Several persons suspected
of criminal knowledge of the explosion at Ho-
boken have left Jersey City. The Waterman Of
the building not injured and states that his had
gone on an errand into the tunnel where the ex-
plosion occurred
New York Rejoices.
All the flag-stafs throughout the city are decor
ated with flags, to-day. Nearly all the vessels
have their colors displayed and the harbor and
city present holiday appearance.
American Tract Society.
Tie American Tract Society's annual meeting
was held to-day, DR.. Prime presiding. The
ports show a very fatlering condition Of affairs,
and were much applauded. VIM. Strong of Phila-
delphia was reelected president.
Inquest.
An inquest on the body Of Rubenstein, tie muir
derer was held in Brooklyn, today, amt ver-
dict in accordance with circumstances was rem
dered
Bowen .Beecher.
The special committee the matter of Henry
c. Bowen, reported to the business committee of
Plymouth church, to night, that the found sew
eral of the charges against him s, stained, and
that he is guilty of equivocation and they recon-
mend the severest penalty of censure
Brother Sherman then read the eport of the
examining committee, after which Jerk Tllney
read and presented a resolution of tne special
=
olation of the covenant. unchristian C )nduct and
eQuivocation, be communicated an cast out
from the fellowship of the church.
DR.. Ward, who appeared with Bowe and the
latters son, asked an adjournment for Q week, to
answer.
Clerk Tilney here said that the defence had
closed.
DIR. Ward Indignantly exclaimed that he never
knew of case being closed in Cong regatonsl
church on the report of acommit tee 1t was nee
essary that the church should act.
Mr.. Shearman then proposed that Bowen tell
all he claimed to know tonight in she presence OF
Plat Chairman of the speci al cemnittee) and
Mr.. Beecher.
Mr.. Ward said they still Wanted to keep the
name of any lady implicated secret, and bowen
was advised not to meet Pla' t or Beecher except
| in the presence of third pc rsou.
Mr.. Shearman moved hat Bowen withdraw
with Plat, uealey or Beec her and tell what he
knew.
Bowen said he was ready to meet Beecher in Q
Christian way, and put no restrictions on report
| ing what he said.
Motions that Bowen go aside with his son OF
| Ward and Plat or Heaey, were declined, ane
then Bowen offered to tell all 10 Rev. Dr. Taylor
| of the Broadway Tabern scle, in the prese nee o
Beccher. the former not to tell OK cept in q cour
of justice.
x hot discussion then ensued, during viii CHI Dr.
Ward was expelled for insulting tlie weetin Z, an
the resolution as to DR.. Tay lor wa, carried.
motion to expel Bowen was la id on the table
and the meeting adjourned to to-u borrow Il hur'
day. week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-11

The IIOtOken Explosion.
New York, May To- Several persons suspected
of criminal knowledge of the explosion at Ho.
boken have left jersey City. The Waterman Of
the building not injured, and states that hs bad
gone on errand into the tunnel where the ex-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-11
Chicago Produce Market.
..- ..4 Cnicago. May 10. lS7S.

.iouT---extra spriug 00a6 ID.
Wheat No. ! spring spot l0,ka-; April i;
MAY l "A June l05ka-.
Torn No. T. nj xesi. spot IS e: April -;
May 1914 June AK.
Oale-N,. ,, SOFA spot: April -; May ska
June S3S
kye-No :, -a62h-.
Barley-Ao.2 spring II a spot; 67kA- May;
April a.
Dressed liogs-9 65a9 49,
PcIk-20 40 ago 10 spot: April; u AKA
SIS May: June II MA.
Lara /! IS "a IL 80 spot; --a- April;
May i3 i2Ia--; June 1850 a..
Balk te..tS- shOn i'!ers 7Aa-: short rib mid
0,S - stot clear mid liza.
tinnie-- Is MS average
ThI-sey--l07-a-
Fte. cbt--Corp to Buffalo lax; wheat do ~
Re eipss- 900 aour. 2S,0O~ wheat; 5000 cora
80 ,ats; nv rye; 400 barley.
st rcnts-- II 0Ii Hour, 5000 wheat 300 .o1
.,,,rn: 81 90 oats 1900 barley: 100 rye.
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GARDINER.
Serious Accident.

Gardiner, May 10. Sanford Thompson, young
man employed ia Grays saw mill, was seriously
Injured tbs morning by single bolt thrown from
circular saw, striking him over the stomach.
His ply stefan fears serious internal rjuies. AT
present he lies inscnsbe.
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Ladie, Temperance Union.

This society met at the usual time and place.
The Secretary being absent, Mrs. Brooks was
chosen Secretary pro tenn.
The Relief Committee made their report, which
was accepted.
Mrs. Sargent read letter from Miss Willard of
Chicago, who is Corresponding Secretary of the
National w. e. T. Union urging this society to
become auxiliary to the State and National Union.
No action was taken in the matter A letter was
also read from Mrs. Stevens, Treasurer of the
State Temperance Union.
Mrs. Allen, President Of the State Temperance
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Political.
Checkers.
RHODE ISLAND.
Sons and Daughters of Maine.

Providence, May 10. At large meeting of
the Sons and Daughters of Maine, this evening.
an association was formed with the following Off
GERS:
President-Rev. DR.. NJ. J. Talbot.
Vice Preside nts-Rev. David Boyd Dr.. c. ?.
Loiipg, Maj. NJ. w. Clifford.
Secretary-F. f. Patngton.
Treasurer-Prof. Benz F. Clarke.
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n MASSACHUSETTS,.
Camp6re.


Boston, May TO- The grand campfire of the
Massachusetts department of the G. A. r. came
off hee tonight. Procession was formed on the
common at 8 p. m, and marched to Faneuil Hall,
where speeches were made and . collation. served.
90 0 men were in line, with binds nd dozen
drum corps.
Political.
Republicans of the third district to-day elected
Henry d. Hyde and J. F. Osgood delegates to the
Cincinnati convention
Checkers.
The International checker match between James
Wvlle, champion Of England. and w iliam Rob-
ert Barker of this city, was begun might. Three
games were played, two drawn and one won by
Wyllie. Fifty games constitute the match.
Marine News.
Brig Carrie Bertha arrived here from Cienfue-
Cos, reports that 9th of April, near the Florida
coast, she discovered three negroes sfioat in a
small boat, having been blown to sea. They were
taken on board and brought to this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-11

Read ,ohat the dealers say:
F. w. Kinsman, Esq.-Dear Sir with pleasure
we order ten gross Adamson's Botanic Cough Bal
san,- showing conclusively that merit has won the
day, and that your Balsam is taking the lead over
the many bottles Of trash that now food the mar
ket-From Smith, Doolittle 3 Smith, Druggists,
Boston. mayo &w1w
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Special Notice.

Whereas the evening Of meeting of the Augusta
Lodge No. 81, /. o. of G. t. has been changed from
Tuesday evening to Thursday evening Of each
week, | hereby notify the members of said Lodge
that q special meeting of the same will be held
at the lodge room on Thursday evening. the 18th
inst, at $50 O'Clock.
G.F. BURBANK, W. CT.
J.W. SPAULDING, VS.. maylltit
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Freedom Notice.

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby
given that have this day relinquished to my minor
children, George H., Dora, and Cora Piper, the
mainder OF their time during their minority ana /
shall claim none of their earnings, nor pay any OF
their debts after this date.
JOSEPH PIPER.
mark.
Witness; L. r. CARLETON.
Winthrop, May sth, 1876. mayll.tSt
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
9ailv Kennebef Sonrnal.
Temnerancc.

Portland, May 10. A State assemblage of tenn
reform club marched in procession 30 strong pre-
vious to the meeting. Representatives from 1t
clubs were present at the meeting, which opened
in City Hall, several hundred people being in at
tendance,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-11

Commissions have been issued from the Adju-
TINT Generals office Cor VIM. II. Sanborn, as Cap
tain of Belfast City Guards, Co. H., LIST Reg't NJ.
V. NJ; and Joseph {. Townsend, as lst Lieut. Of
same company. Also to Edgar b. Weeks, as I'd
Lieut.. Of Hersey Light Infantry, Oldtown, Co. Is,
lat Rect NJ V NJ.
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CANADA.


wOuawa. Nav TO- The waters Of the Ottawa are
E!yher than ever known before, and rapidly rising
The bridges are covered with water.
Montreal, May 10. The water in the river has
oyerAown the wharves. Temporary wharves are
being erected. '''''
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FAR MINGTON.
Serious Accident.

Pennington. May 10. Mrs. W. w. Whitney of
Pennington, while looking for eggs in the barn,
fell from high scadold and sustained severe inju-
ries. She is in a critical condition, but it is hoped
she will recover,
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NEW HAM PSilKE.
FrCshet.

Lancaster, May 10. The highest freshet known
in this vicinity for 10 years, occurred to-day. The
trains over the Boston, Concord & Montreal r..
r. were delayed at South Lancaster, from where
passengers were brought through by coaches.
The track in many places is under water. Great
damage is feared, as the water will probably rise
all night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-11

The windows and shelves of Mrs. Webster $
millinery establishment yesterday presented fine
appearance, and attracted large number Of la
dies. The opening will continue to day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-11

An interesting volume is to be sent to the Cen
tennial Exhibition, from the Primary schools of
this city, containing written examinations of the
youngsters. Until recently it thought i'm
practicable to teach writing in the primary schools.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-11

Yesterday forenoon, Charlie, little son Of
Alfred Shaw, Esq, aged five years, fell on the
ground while at play, and broke both bones Of his
left arm lust above the wrist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-11

The Lewiston Journal savs the Rev. ii. F.
Wood, formerly of this city, who has just closed
his connection with the Pine street Free Baptist
church at Manchester n H., has gone with his
family to Squirrel Island off the coast of Maine,
where, and elsewhere in Maine he will spend the
summer.
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INDUSTRY.
Fire.

FIRE.
Pennington, May 10. The house Of Hannibal
Greenwood of Industry, was burned last night.
Loss heavy. Slightly insured.
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KEN TUCkN
Fire o

Louisville, May TO- The great tobacco prepar
ing house of James Clark. situated in this city
was destroyed by fire this afternoon. Loss, aboa
$45, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-11

Mrs. Hodges has second opening to-day and
tomorrow, which is announced in our columns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-11

The annual testing of the engines OF the Au-
gusta Fire Department, which was intended to
occur tonight has been postponed for the present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-11

Capt. G.. P. Cochranc has large collection Of
confederate money, which he gathered during his
experience in the army, in lS6l-lS62. In the col
lection is ten dollar note taken from the pocket
of rebel soldier who was killed in IIancocks
charge at Williamsburg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-11

Mr.. Philip II. Holmes the Gardiner artist is to
exhibit at the Centennial his magnificent painting,
Summer in New England"
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Mr.. Thomas F. Ingraham Of Hallowell, has
been appointed on the Centennial Police force.
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ILLlNtBiS.
Strik

Chicago, May 10. The brck.makers have In,
augurated strike. About 300 workmen, armed
with clubs, knives and revolvrrs, marched to the
wards, and demanded higher wages. The polce
| suppre, sed the mob for the time.
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CONNIE CTlCUT.
Political.

Hartford Nav TO- The vote fer United States
Senator tonight, in the democratic Legislative
caucus, resulted as follows
Barnum, 100
English, "A
ingerson
Bsrnum was then nominated by reclamation.
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James M. Robinson has been chosen President
of the Gardiner Reform Club.
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WATERViLLE.
The Savings Bank.

Wateiville May 10. The arrangement proposed
by the depositors of the Waterville Savings Bank,
looking to resumption, is favorably received, and
will probably be perfected.
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A special notice of meeting of the Augusta
Lodge of Good Tcmplars will be found in our adj
vertising columns.
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Hotel Property for Sale.

Bangor, May TO- The whole Bangor House
property, including furniture, stables and fittings
is advertised for sale by the assignee Of the pro-
prietor, bankrupt.
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Local ano State Mems.

Dow & storcr are cutting up some big beeves at
their market.
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#arrieD.

In Halowell. 10th inst, by Rev. c. Fuller, Rev.
d. w. l.eLacheur, pastor OF the NJ. E. church, to
Mrs. Elmira A. McKenney both of Hallowe.
In Bath, 4th inst, Everett Il. Campbell Of Newcas.
tie, to Miss Cornelia p. Adams of Bath.
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The City Marshal yesterday forenoon seized
two five gallon kegs Of liquor at the Office Of the
Eastern Express.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-11

1t has been the opinion among thinking peo-
Pile for the past few days that the sun has gone to
the Centennial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-11

Partridge Bros will soon receive their spring
consignment Of hardy verbcna plants of the choc-
est varieties.
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Maine State Sabbath School Convention.
The eighth annual session will be held in Rel


The eighth annual session will be held in Bel
fast, Me-, commencing May Oath, 1876, at 9 A. NJ,
in the Congregational church, and continue
through the following day and evening.
Sabbath Schools in the State cordially invit-
ed to send their pastor, superintendent, teachers
and two or more delegates. All interested in Sab
bath School work are invited.
Officers Of Convention-A Baker, Gardiner,
President David Cargill, Augusta, Secretary
Executive Committee-Alden Baker. Gardiner;
Rev. S. P. Merrill, Waterville; Rufus Deerng,
Portland; David Cargill, Augusta; c. NJ. Bailey,
Winthrop; John Mace, Belfast; J. c. White,
Bangor; Rev. c. F. Penney, Augusta; Thos. b.
Bixby, Skowhegan.
First Day, Morning Session. o'clock, prayer
meeting. $50, Organization, $50, Opening Ad-
dress by Rev. o. M. Cousens, Vassalboro'. 1910,
Sabbath schools" by Rev S. l.. B. Chase of
Rockland to be followed by discussion.
Afernoon.-2 o'clock, Devotons. $50, Address
of Welcome, by Rev. J. A. Ross of Belfast. g.,
Essay, "Why not more Sabbath school scholars
CONVEX ted ?" by Rev. J. Mariner, Auburn; to be
followed by discussion. Question Box.
Evening" o'clock, Prayer meeting 7.30, Es-
say. "Dutes of Parents to the Sabbath schools"
by Rev. F. V. Norcross, Union s. Essay, The
relation of the Bible to our Free Institutions" by
Rev. w. Ii. Bowen, d. D., Lewiston. Question
Box.
Second Day, Morning Sessions o'clock, Pray
err meeting. $50. Essay, 1.-THE superintendent in
his work-how and by whom shall he be support
ed" by Rev. II. W. Tilden of Augusta. Reports
Of officers and committees.
Ahernoon.-2 o'clock, Devotions. 2.30, Chill
dren's meeting. Question Box.
Evening" o'clock Praise meeting. 7.3G, Es-
say, 1.-The relation of the Church to the Sabbath
school," by Rev w. Woodbury., Skowhegan. s.
"What am l resolved to do when return to my
fed;" Three minute speeches.
Singing for the convention will be under the d.
rection Of Rev. w. Ii. Bolton of Lewiston.
Ioyt, Fogg s. Donham will furnish Gospel
Songs" for the use of the conve ntion.
A committee to assign places of free entertain
ment will be at the Congregational church on the
arrival of cars and boats.
Railroads and steamboats, will furnish tickets to
the convention and return for one fare, to be pro-
cured at the place of sta ting.
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Fire..

Fire.
Pennington, May 10. The buildings of Joseph
Haley Of Phillips, were consumed by fire this
morning. No insurance.
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MICHIGAN,

Republican State Convention.
Detroit, May 10. The Republican State con-
ven,ion assembled at Grand Rapids to-day, be-
tween four and five hundred members being pres,
ent Delegates at large to the republican nationai
convention were chosen. ... .tt.
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C,ucsnuatt Produce Aarkets
Cincinnati. May ID. 1873

POtk-- SCI 90 72l a1--.
LA.sI,-steam llAal2k kettle, l3-ol3k.
TX MEATS-shoulders So; clear rib sSdes
i0In--; clear sides MEX.
/, iCt N -sAoEtateTs Sc clear rib sidos IL
> clear sides 11xellf
'Hi:lSkEY---lO7n.
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FINANCIAL 4 COMMERCIAL.


Boston stock List.
.'.,s Boston. May 10, 1875.
lSales At the Brokers' Board.l
Eastern Railroad INA
Boston y Maine railroad -alOl-
POI tland. Sac0 q Portsmouth -5Sa-
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Weather Pr0babslii S for To-day.
For the. Middle and y. Eulaud States
rising barometer north to west Wiads, and cool
clear or clearing weather.
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Turkey.

Constantinople, May 10. Fifty persons who
been arrested.
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New York Money Mark ct,
EvrNINo REP0Rf.

New York. Nay 10. l6N.
Money was easy It 3a4- per cent. on call. For.
eign exchange firm al <SS-a4Se for ban aTBs long
aud 4s9 sa4S9A for demaad. cold opened 1t 1llX
and closed at lIkk. Carrying rates were I and
per cent Customs receipts 4s59.Oo0 Treasury dis.
bursed 900 ON Interest, $4,000 for bOuds and
$4,000 in silver. ClearIngs at Gold Exchange
Dank, $2i,0-0,Vt0.
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Dtfn.

In Oxford, Path ult., Elisha NJ, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Newell Thomas, aged Is years and
months
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Government Steamers Unable to Com
3D. municate with Sable Island.

Halifax, May 10. Government stsamere have
not succeeded in communicating with sable Island
for five months. The report made BY the captain
Of an American ship, that the supplies ct the
Island are short, causes some uneasiness. O6cials
here, however, say that large supplies ere always
kept on hand, and discredit the captains state.
ment.
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NEW JERSEY.
Failure.

Failure.
Paterson, May 10. The silk manufacturing firm
Of Edward ]. Watson & Co., of this city and New
York. have failed. Liabilities, $50, 900; assets
not ten cents on dollar.
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\ match game of base ball was played between
the Bates nine of Lewiston, and the Pine Trees
of Kent's Hill Seminary. The scores were kept
down well, and resulted as follows
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York, have failed. Liabilities, $4,000 assets
not ten cents on dollar.
THE CENTENNIAL.
OPENING OF THE WORLDS
GREAT FAIR,
The Inaugural Ceremonies at
Philadelphia.
7 he Programme Sue
ceastully Carried
Out.
ADDRESSES BY PRESIDENT
GRANT AND OTHERS.
Fully 10000 People in Attend
ance'
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the stay of our foreign visitors, to whom Ne *.
tend hearty welcome, both profitable and pleas
ant to them. Ideclare the International Exhibit
tion now open. +f-fiI 2 -Errf @tf hf&
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The Bangor Wing of Yesterday says

We are authorized to correct apparently gra-
tuitous statement which appeared in the evening
paper in this city yesterday to the effect that pas
sengers over the Boston 4 Maine Railroad to
Portland cannot now connect with the train for
this city" On the contrary, the trains from Bos
ton on the Bosten & Maine DO connect at the
Transfer Station with trains coming East over the
Maine Central.