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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-20
EUROPE.
France.

London, January 10. The Paris correspondent
of the Times says that in most of the departments
the Bonapartsts refuse alliance with other par
ties, and stand alone. The reports of the results
Of the elections for senatorial delegates are con-
hicting.
England.
Samuel BEDFORD & Son. extensive grain mer-
chants of Liverpool, have suspended. Their la-
bilities are heavy but 1t is thought viii be exceed
ed BY the assets.
A Berlin despatch to the Post says the police
have discovered that Thomas, the dynamite feud
was charged in 1866 with scuttling . ship, on
board of which he had goods insured in England
for f24,00O. He was arrested. but subsequently
escaped.
Schooner Released.
Berlin, January 10. The Reichsanzeiger an
nounces that in consequence of Germany's repre-
sentation, the Spanish government has ordered
the Governor of the Philippine Islands, to release
the German schooner Minnie seized by Spanish
gunboat, last October.
Obituary.
Richard Shaw, representative of Burnley. Ian
cashire, in the House of Commons, died to-day.
He was warm supporter OF Gladstone.
The Ship Marcia Greehleaf.
The Echo's account of the trouble on the ship
Marcia Greenleaf, shows that the chief officer,
whose name is Power, while drunk provoked an
afray, and without cause fired on the crew.
Italy.
Rome, January 10. The Italian minister o
public instructions has accepted the proposal of the
I nited States government for the exchange
scientific publications Of the two countries.
Political.
In consequence Of the political tendencies
evinced in Spain in regard to the forth coming
elections for the Cortes, Cardinal Antonellis has
instructed the Nuncio to obtain clear definition
Of the governments intended line Of conduct in
its relations with Pspacy.
Closed.
London, January 20. A special to the Standard
from Rome, says the Italian government has closed
the Episcopal seminary at Como, for its refusa! to
admit government inspector. This is the most
important act, being the strongest step taken in
States dealing with the church, and will produce
great results
Spain.
Madrid, January 49, The following is OIL
cial
The Carst leader yesterday notified the Span
ISL Consul at Bayonne, France, Of his unreserved
submission to King A1fonzo. Gen. Martinez
Campa's army is concentrated in the neighborheod
of Pampeluna.
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Kennebec County Medical Association.

The quarterly session Of this Association wa.
held in this city, on Wednesday, at the City Coun-
Gil rooms, DR.. Croker, President, in the chair.
Quite number Of the physicians of the regular
faculty were present and an unusual interest was
manifested. Several communications were re-
ceiyed from absent members, expressing a regret
at being detained at home and unable to meet
their brethren in general consultation. The day
was fully occupied in discussing important medical
and surgical cases. and all evinced willingness to
interchange experience and learn from each other.
Dinner was served at the Mansion House, through
the politeness of the physicians of this city.
Adjourned to meet at the annual meeting in May
next, at which time full representation of the
county is expected.
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Legislative Notes.

Legislative Notes.
The Committee on Insane Hospital will visit
that institution next Friday.
The Committee on Reform School will visit that
institution Tuesday next.
The Committee on Education is being earnestly
urged to visit the Normal School at Castine.
Mr.. Pixies interest bill was taken up in the
Financial Committee yesterday and it was unani-
mously voted to report that it ought not TO pass.
The first appropriation bill will be reported to the
House Monday by the Ways and Means Commit
tee.
The Committee on Legal Affairs will to-day
report bill to amend the Statutes so as to relieve
plantations CT less than fifty inhabitants from
making annual returns to Secretary Of States
office Also bills to incorporate the Bridgton
Telegraph Company, and the Odd Fellows Mutual
Relief Association of Maine. The Committee on
Mercantile Affairs and Insurance voted to report
bill to incorporate the Equity Insurance Com
pany of Portland.
The Legal Affairs Committee will report adj
versely on several proposed amendments to the
Revised Statute. rela ting to liens on supplies
furnished vessels and baggage of guests at hotels
The Republicans Of the Penobscot delegation
voted by one majority to recommend the appoint
ment of d. G. Sawyer, Esq of Oldtown for
Indian Agent, There is however, a pressure to
retain Mr.. Dillingham;, the present Agent, whom
quite delegation of the Penobscot tribe support.
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CANADA.
NJ anitOba Affairs.

Winnipeg, January 10. The Manitoba Pro
vincial legislature opened yesterday. The Lieu
tenant Governor in a speech stated that they met
under less suspicious circumstances than last year.
as the grasshoppers had devastated the crops and
brought suffering upon many households. An ap-
peal was made to the Dominion Government tor
relief to the extent of $50, 900 which was used in
purchased seed-grain and provisions and the COM
mittee is now distributing the supplies to the
needy.
The Dominion Board OF Trade.
Ottawa, January 10. In the Dominion Board o f
that the British government be urged to take such
measures as they may deem best to prevent undue
interference Of the British Board Of Trade sur
veyors with Canadian shipping.
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VIRGINIA..
Political.

can delegates from all parts of the State, have de-
clared their preference for Blaine as a candidate
for the resdency, and it is believed Va. sends =
full delegation to Cincinnati
Gen. Lees Birthday Celebrated.
The anniversary of the birthday of Gen. r. Z
Lee, to-day, was the occasion Of celebration in
nearly every city in the south. In Richmond,
the day was observed by public meeting where
orations were delivered by Col. Baker, Hon. J.
{. Parker and others.
Masonic.
A committee representing 1000 ladies Of Mass,
arrived to-day Win souvenirs to be presented to
the members of Richmond Commandery, kni shts
Templar.
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NJ EXICO.
PersOnai--POlitical.

Mexico, January 10. Mr.. Foster. minister of
the L. s., has returned to the capital.
The official Diario regards the recent trip abroad
Of Porfrio Diaz with suspicion. 1t intimatcs that
he was not known to have any mercantile trans
actions, and thinks such movements mean mis-
chief and threaten the public peace. 1t is sur
missed that Diaz and Cortins have formed polit-
cal alliance. Cortina is to be released $4,000
bail.
The Dairio denies that the government has con
sented to the recruiting of Mexican officers for the
insurgent service in Cuba.
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Gen. Lees birthday Celebrated.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Judicial Biasphemy.

Columbia January 49, Whipper, the negro
lately elected judge, made blasphemous speech
in the legislature, yesterday, in which he called
Gov. Chamberlain perjured wretch and says he
(Whipper) will either be denied his position by
law or be relieved by death. Whipper ned that
the charge of being gambler was true.
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MEONIAN HALL,
Erosra11a1nc.

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ARIZONA
Indian Depfcdations.

Camp Grant, Arizona, January 10. A letter
from Major Harper of the 9th cavalry, Camp
Apache, says the Indians broke out at Camp
Apache on the 14th. Major Harper with his com.
pany was ordered ont just in time to save the lives
OF Maj. Ogilby Of the Sth infantry and St. Bailey.
The troops charged the Indians killing Diablos
brother. The Indians then attacked the garrison,
but were driven back to the hills. All was quiet
ct night: letter from Indian agent Clum, dated
San Carlos Is, say. Diablos is there. and iii i
quiet.
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Superintendent; OF the Industrial School

Rev. Stephen Allen, d. D., has accepted the
position of Superintendent OF the Maine Industrial
School fer Girls, at Hallowell, to which he was
elected by TIE Board of Managers at the meeting
on the 18th inst. The public and particularly all
especial friends of the school, will be pleased at
this announcement. Dir. Allen is an able and
prominent clergyman OF the Methodist denomina-
tion and for the last two or three years has been
pastor of the church at Winthrop. He is a broth
er of the Rev c. F. Allen. President of the State
College at Orono, and is a gentleman Of very high
character and of much executive ability. The
school is to be congratulated on obtaining so ad-
mirable person for Superintendent as DR.. Allen
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Maine Stat. sabbath school Convention.

A meeting numerously attended by the execu-
tive committee WAS held in this city yesterday.
An invitation was extended by the city Of Belfast
to held the next annual convention there, which
was accepted.
The convention will be held in the month of
May. Various matters pertaining to the interests
of the work were presented and acted upon with
entire harmony The determinat en- the part
of the committee il, to make the next convention
one of the best ever held.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
daily Aennchet Journal.
FARMINGTOS.

Accident.
Pennington, January 10. S. F. Mcsher Of this
town, seventy years old, was injured by tree
falling on him, striking him on the head. He was
unconscious long time, but will recover.
Broke Through the Ice.
Wilton. son Of Sewell Pesse, ten years Old,
while skating On pond, broke through the ice
for long distance but saved himself.
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Temperance Camp-M.eting.

Mr.. EDITOR II saw recently in your paper q
notice that there was TO be Temperance Camp
Meeting" a: Old Orchard beach this coming fall.
Other parts of the State would like to share in the
benefits Of such meeting, il any.
Cannot something be done to have such meet
ing at Nor;hport which would be easy of access by
Bangor, Belfast, Rockland and other towns and
cities on the seaboard and elsewhere. Or one at
Richmond, which is more central and easy OF
access as either of the others. VIII not the
temperance convection take some action in the
premises: Yours, +.
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OHIO.
Mob Proceedings.

Cincinnati. January 10. Yesterday mob Of
tive hundred men assembled within the vicinity of
the residence OF Richardson, who murdered
by his wife in Masslon, Ohio. Sunday last, and
fearing they would harm Mrs. Richardson. tie
chief of police removed her to Canton.
Hog Product.
The estimated hog packing at all points indicate
possible falling of in numbers for the entire
season amounting to 10000.
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New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.
New York. JAM

New York. January 10. ls.6.
Money was ensy at and per cent. on call.
Foreign exchange was quiet at asa and 4s4k for
opened at lllL and closed at ll21. all sales OF
the day being at these figures. Carrying rates
), 4, AZ, 81, and per cent The United States
Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 for interest
and $4,000 in redemption Of bonds. Custom re-
eipts sos, COO.
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VIEW ia Al I'SlilitE.
Steamer Ashore.

Portsmouth, January 10. The L. S. steamer
Malion, which was to sail Wednesday, from Kit
terry for Norfolk, dragged the buoy to which she
was moored, early Wednesday morning, and went
ashore on Pumpkin leland, opposite the navy yard,
where she lies fast All eiioIts to move her proved
unavailing. Her stern lies out of the water, with
the tide falling.
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Arrested.

Topeka, January 10. EN-Sta;e Treasurer Lap
pin, charged with completely in the school board
swindle, was arrested again yesterday, just as he
was leaving for Chicago, it being thought he was
going to flee the country in default of $4,000
bail. He was committed to Jail.
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About seventy-fye friends gathered at the house
Of Mr.. Charles Wadsworth, on Oak street, Tues
dav evening, to celebrate the wooden wedding
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. 1t wa. an impromptu affair
but goodly number Of presents were left, some
Of which were of considerable value. The oeca-
sion was enioyablh to all present
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LATER.

The L. S. steamer Marion came of Pumpkin
Island at $50 this afternoon, with the assistance
of tugs. She will he taken into the dry dock to-
morrow morning for examination, though it is
thought that she has sustained no injury.
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ASIA.
InsurrectiOn.

London, January 10. The Telegraph's Berlin
special says there are disturbances ia the neigh
borhood Of Samsresnd and the insurgents are adj
vancing toward kkokand.
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Meeting of Seth Williams Post &. A. R., this
evening. Comrades of other Posts tarrying in the
city are cordially invited to attend Hall in OAR
by Rlock
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PENNSYLV ANA.
A Burglars Fate.

Sc, in supposed attempt to burglariousy resi-
dence in this city, yesterday morning. by break
ing back window, cut the main artery Of his left
arm with the glass and bled TO death in few
minutes.
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The First Christian church on Northern avenue.
Cushnoc heights, in this city, will dedicate their
new house Of worship this evening. Sermon
by Rev @. J. Hancock Of Skowhegan.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Strike.

Providence, January l9. The mill operatives
at Lonesdale to-day, resolved to continue the
strike, and adjourned to meet again tomorrow
aftein
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SKOW EGAN.


Skowhegan, January 10. John Merry of starks,
80 years of age, was killed yesterday by tree
falling upon him He leaves wife and one
child.
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Gen. Tilton of Togus, is large exhibitor at the
poultry show in Portland. sending forward some of
the best specimens of the wellbred fowl at his
establishment, including pair of magnificent
vans.
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ARK ANSAS.
Heavy Rains.

Little Rock, January l9. Heavy rains have
flooded the entire country. The streams re-
ported higher than ever before known. The
trains on all the roads are "a hours behind.
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Weather Probabilllles tor To.day.

For the New England, rain or snow during the
morning, decidedly colder, followed by partly
cloudy weather brisk southwest to northwest winds
and rising barometer.
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NEW YOK X.
Fire..

New York, January 49, The Bay View hotel,
at Connasie, l.. L.. was burned this morning, and
is total loss. The depot was also burned,
with large number Of passenger cars and three
engines. The total loss is $40, 600; insured for
So 600. All steam travel is discontinued for the
present
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Lost.

an Wednesday evening, on State or Winthrop
" SITS, gold ear ring. The finder will be suit
ably rewarded GU leaving 1t at this Office.
janlt.tlw
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The Unitarian Socable will be held at Mrs.
c. c. Grants. Court street, this Thursday even
ing.
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WM. II. STEVENS, chairman
L. Il. SHEPHERD. '"''' ''.'n
iHarrter.

In this city Wednesday morning, 18th inst ) at the
residence OF The brides father +. +. PillsbIry Esq
by Rev. W. ii. Dearborn, assisted by Rev. l.
Warehouse OF Boston, Mr.. WIN. A. Warehouse o.
Minneapolis, MIMI, to Miss Addie B. PlisbuIy.
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n
,-aS totannn n he House in rommit,ee of The
whoIe atTonn
C., u.,,
~.
trirt Of colnmbia !. takipg a considerable amount
of nnder the decree Of the district court
IN tho case of libel for honntv bv alleged destroy
nrs Of he confederate ram 'reyas ( number of
me os;cers and seamen Of the James river snnad
ron have filed libel in this case under the act of
Cnrgress Draining a honntv in lien of nrize
mnnev where confederate vessels were DESTROYED.
~ avoid contnra. The reoort in the case will be
na6a 10 thu conrt at liz newt session. Feb l2tI.
Nax,c,n uo,der Outr..as
The spec;al committee Of the House Of Renre
sentatives apnointed TO take into consideration the
Na~;ean horder ontraees held a meeting TO- ,lav
and der;aed to cali mon the Secretary Of War 10
alca,tain whether he could send two full reoi
nents of cavalry to natrol the Texas side of the
R;o Granae ii he answer. in The negative the
committee has decided to recommend the House
Of Representatives TO authorize the temporary ell
l. tnent OF two regiments OF Texas rangers, so as
to effectively patrol the no GIande river, anu
prevent further incqrsion' from MeNico.
District of Columbia Bonds.
A majority of the members of the House Dis
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.


Boston. January ~. 1876.
(Sales vt the Brokers' Board.l
Eastern Railroad 12h ai?t
Boston 4 Maine railroad lO7ta-
POI tand. Saco X Portsmouth oua-
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ing statistics:
Whole number of scholars he
tween four and twenty.one 22l a. --'i-!'
Number registered In sum - 40
mer Schools. 1lI,e:l ~ foe
Average attendance 95,ols 's,'ft
Number registered III Winter 90, 300
schools O,3iS l32 ,595
Average attendance, l0',625 i's'i';
| Average length of summer n ,a -,
Schools low. 81 iSH o.
Average length Of Water ~
school, iow VI. INV.
Number of districts, 800 tn4j
Number of school Houses, Aleu- Ils9
Number of School Houses o,
good condition, ts9 -''Si
Number of school Houses -. -,
built last year, IVA .,.o ~ ~
Cost of same, siiu.'to si'o,I-o
Estimated value Of all school ,,
Number Of Male Teachers EN- 49,,
p,oyed in Summer, ln lol
Number of Male Teachers en-
pioyed in Winter, l"'a iS-c
Number OF Female Teacher. a ann
employed in summer, a,4.' 4,'to
Number of Female Teachers ,-
employed in Winter, 10 'o'
Number OF Teachers graduates 49,
oil Normal schools, ga "a
Average wages oil Male Teach
ers per month excluding board S3Bp sjo.l'
Average wages OF Female Teach.
ers per week, excluding board. ~ %
Amount of school money voted a
by towns, "oZ'JNe o'',"t'
Excess above amount required
by law, l'"'z" 'o' 80
Amount raised per scholar, :5@ .eo
Amount actually expended for
public schools from April /,
1874, to April |, 1873, l-Ji1,'fG 81 40
Whole number OF different
scholars registered during
year, lJ',5-5
Aggregate amount expended for
school. eX- lusive oil free hign
schools, Sl2s23 95 sl.;9l ,1l2
Amount Of School Fund, 369,ss5 a6l e93
Six towns were not heard from when the report
son, IN tho v,;nter
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Obituary..

John johnson, the boat builder, who was shot
by highwaymen in Brooklyn, the morning Of Jan.
3, died this morning from the effect OF his wound.
He was conscious up to tie last and firmly main
tanned that he was ssinated and this belief is
entertained BY his friends
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DffD.

In this city 18th inst, at the residence OF Capt
Y. W. Cole Mrs. Loylnia Hopkln., aged 6s years.
Funeral from the house OF Capt. y. ". Cole, W in.
lhrop ST., Friday p. NJ. at O'Clock.
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VI ASSACliUSElTS.
Suicide.

Boston January 49, Alden ". Carter, a we'll
known butter merchant, residing Winthrop
street, Charestown, committed suicide at his resi-
dence to night, by shooting himself through the
head. No cause i. assigned.
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Suicide

Leopold Newman, a broker, who shot himself
Sunday at his residence in Brooklyn died this
morning After the act he said he had desire
to live.
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Fire.

Taunton January 10. The new house and barr,
in Raynham, of Edward French, Boston printer,
were burned last night. The family was absent.
oss $1,000
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PORTLAND.
state Agricultural Society.

Portland, January 10. The State Agricultural
Society met here to-day, and te- elected the Did
board of officers.
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Stokes Case.

\ second application for habeas corpus foc f.
S. Stokes, was made at O'Clock this afternoon.
The petition states that the prisoners sentence of
four years in Sing Sing for manslaughter in the
third degree, expired January 9TH. Taking into
account the prev ous detention on judgment after.
wards set aside and the time allowed under the
wardens certificate for labor performed and rules
observed. Judge Barrett will decide tomorrow.
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The Legs,at We Committee on ST ste Printing and
Binding purs uant 10 in structons, hereby give 10
tice that sealed proposals for the same will be re-
ceived until Thursday, Jan. 18th inst, two O'Clock
p. NJ. No proposals i'll be accepted unless good
and su Efficient bonds can be furnished Tor faithful
performance OF the contract. Copies for all matter
be printed to be taken from the State capitol, and
a Il printed matter to he delivered al the same with
out expense 10 the State.
WM. II: sTEvENS, Chairman,
K. &. SHEPHERD,
Augusta, Jan. Is, 1876.
Bangor Daily Wing i Courier Bangor Daily
Commercial, Lewiston Journal Portland Daily
Press. Eastern Argus and Ri tdeiord Times please
copy. lan2V-flw
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;upe,tntendent yobnson.s Report.

SUPERINTENDENT J0hns0n's Report.
The report of Supt. johnson for 1875 is so far
completed that we are able to present the follow
ing statistics:
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WASHINGTON.
the Centennial Bill.
Court Matters.

Washington, January l9. The centennial bill
was taken up in the House in committee Of the
whole at room
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London, January 10. The Paris correspondent
of the Times says that in most of the departments
the Bonapartists refuse alliance with other par.
ties, and stand alone. The reports of the results
Of the elections for senatorial delegates are con-
hicting.