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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-28
RalIomell Local Mems.

At special meeting of the city council, on Sat-
urday evening last, an order was passed instruct
ing the city clerk to give legal notice to all inn
keepers and victuallers to appear at meeting of
| the Mayor, Aldermen, Treasurer and Clerk, to be
holden at their room on Monday, May LIST, 1876,
at o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of taking cut
licenses and furnishing bonds in accordance with
the requirements Of the law. The city clerk was
also instructed to notify the proprietor Of the
Halowell House, that upon his complying with
the provisions of the revised statutes, his petition
for license to maintain billiard room would be
favorably considered; also to notify the supeiin-
tending school committee to comply with the rc-
quirements of the city charter, by being qualified
and filing bonds. The city solicitor and other Of
fcers elect, who have neglected to be qualified,
were notified to attend to that duty at once.
We learn that the funeral OF Mrs. Miner will be
held in the Universast church in this city, this
friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. This we under
stand is in accordance with request expressed by
the deceased to her sister on the day of the melan
choly tragedy.
The streets are again dry and dusty. The many
muddy places on the road to Augusta have been
graveled, and travelling may now be considered
excellent.
The first hand organ Of the season appeared on
our streets the present week. discoursDg music OF
the usual value and quality.
May flowers arc abundant and surprisingly fra
grant about this time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-28

On Saturday last, meetings were commenced at
the meeting house in Riverside and have since
been in progress, with the prospect Of yet continu
ing several days. They were conducted by Sarah
Goddard of East Nassalboro', Peace Jones Of
China. and others of the Society Of Friends. God
is pouring out his spirit in great measure; the
partition walls are falling down, protested chris
tians are being awakened from the sleep in which
they have too long INDUCED, and sinners are ask
ing what they may do to be saved. Many strong
young men have come to the Savior.
On Wednesday evening last, the lacy friends Of
the St. Joseph's 7. A. Il. Society, of Gardiner,
furnished that fouiishing organization with a
most bountful and sumptuous supper, in the
societys hall There were present representatives
from the Augusta and Hallowell societies, and the
affair proved most enjoyable occasion to all par
ticpators. Short speeches appropriate to the &C.
casion were made by President Cunningham, and
Mr.. Ryan of the Gardiner society, and by the
President of the County Union. A unanimous
vote of thanks was given the ladies for their great
kindness in conceivipg and SO successfully carry
ing out their benevolent project.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-28
New York Democratic
C<,nVe nti on.
The Delegates favor Gov. Tilden.

Utica, April 81. The democratic State conven-
ton met this morning. The report of the COM
mittee on contested delegations was read and &C.
copied. The Tammany delegation was declared
entitled to seats, and after set-to between John
Morrisey and John Kelly, they were admitted
Speeches were made by Senator Herman and
IIoratio Seymour.
The committee on permanent organizaton re-
ported John c. Jacobs as President and long list
of vice presidents, including Mr.. August Bel
mont.
The following were chosen delegates OF large to
the St. Louis convention Francis Herman, VIM.
Dorsheimer II. c. Murphy, a. Hewitt.
Alternates.-D. Ogden, Joseph Warren, II. A.
Nelson, James Spencer.
Delegates from N. Y. ity.-John Kelly, WIN.
r. Roberts, S. S. Cox, John Fox, August Bel
mont, Oswald Ottenderfer, Manton Marble, Aug.
Schell, VIM. Wickham.
The following was adopted:
Resolved, The democratic party of N. Y. sug-
gest with respectful Difference for their brethren
of other States and with cordial appreciation of
other renowned democratic statesmen, faithful
like him to their political principles and public
trust, that the nomination Of SamuelJ Illden to
the Office of President of the U. S. would ensure
the vote of New York, and would be approved
throughout the Union.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-28
Bloody Battle Between SpaL-
iards AID Insurgents.
FOURTEEN MEN ESCAPE OUT OF
FIVE HUNDRED.
THE DEAD AND DYING STRIPPED
OTHER CLOTHES.

New York, April ~. Havana letter of the
22d states that a battle took place at Naranjo
lately, in which the Spanish commander advanced
to considerable extent from the post with only
500 men, and in traversing ravine, fell into an
ambush of the insurgents treble their number.
and after spirited fusilade the Cubans charged
sword in hand to close quarters, when the Span
iards broke and fled, endeavoring to gain the
fort but the pursuers slew them right and left
so that only fourteen men were left. On the sue
ceeding day the commander of the division visit
ed the scene and found the dead and wounded
pile Of the dead was ordered made for burning
them up, and as the incineration progressed. and
the surgeons pronounced upon the life chances Of
the wounded, those beyond recovery were by Or
der of the said commander, picked up by four
men and tossed upon the burning pyre.
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Scene in n Doctors Office.

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cough, ana dyspeptic slH@ on MS coun'ehahce.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-28

Reunion.

Thomas Cannon fell from the roof of buildin!
No 81 East Brookline street, this afternoon, anC
was instantly killed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-28
EUROPE.
Turkey.

London, April q. A Vienna despatch to the
Daily News says the Porte has been diplomati-
caly cautioned against arming the Mohammedan
population of the insurgent provinces, owing to
the danger of wholesale massacre of Christians.
France.
The Times despatch from Paris says the theatre
at ROuen continued to burn until noon yesterday.
The fire ives caused by gas jet igniting the cur
tain. In addition to The victims whose bodies
have already been found, four persons have died
in the hospital from burns, and four soldiers are
missing. Twelve houses adjacent were destroyed.
The total loss is S40G,0 00.
Germany.
Berlin, April p. The Imperial Court of Dsci-
pline at Potsdam has sentenced Count Won Arnim
to formal dismissal from the public service and
the payment of the costs of the proceedings.
Austria.
Vienna, April 81. "a members of the Reichs
rath attended a conference called yesterday by
Simon Marcoartu, the Spanish pbilsnthropist,n to
promote the principle of q settlement of dispute
among nations by arbitration. A resolution in
favor Of calling European arbitration conference
was adopted.
A Denial.
The rumor that Baron Rodch had resigned or
intended to resign as Governor Of Dalmatia, is
unfounded.
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Legislative.

Boston, April q. Both branches of the legis
lature copcurred in the conference committee ;.
report the Eastern railroad relief act. All thu
section, which confines the power to lease the roac
TO corporations chartered under the laws Of th
commonwealth.
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Suicide.
New York, April %. Samuel Ilirsch, a promi-
nent lawyer OF New York, committed suicide TO-
day, by jumping into East River.
Home Again.
A. ii. Guden of Brooklyn, who disappeared in
December last, with considerable money, has re-
turned, and says he was drugged, robbed, and
shipped as fireman on California steamer.
Robbery.
Eleagcr Smihtown, collector of Smithtown, l..
L. was robbed yesterday of So, 900.
Sentenced.
Caroline *, Is years old, pleaded guilty OF
arson in the second degree for burning the lngle-
side House. Buffalo, of which she was an inmate
Sentenced to Randall's Island, until discharged by
law.
Transportation of Corn.
Several hundred cars have been sent west by
the New York Central X. r., to transport corn to
New York. The lowest rates ever known have
been given to shippers.
Fatally stabbed.
James Bennett, Arthur w. Gibbons and Law
renee Larkin, were fatally stabbed, in this city
to-day.
II. +. Barnum's Centennial Show.
p. T. Barnums great centennial travelling
show opened tonight in this city. The spectacle
surpasses in extent and magnifcence anything
hitherto attempted by the irrepressible F. L.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-28
Forty.FOurth Congress- First Session.
SENATE.
SENATE.
Washington. April ~.

Washington, April u.
Mr. Boutwell,, from the special committee to ex-
anime the several branches of the civil service,
| submitted the correspondence had between that
| committee and the heads of the several depart
ments.
Ordered to be printed.
Mr.. ingalls,. from the committee on pension, re-
ported adversely on the hill to amend the pension
laws rcspt ctlng the pensions of imbeciles and in
ebriatcs, and it was Indefinitely postponed.
MIR. SHERMAN submitted resolution directing
the Secretary of w ar to inform the Senate a, to
the cost O. the signal service corps, with detailed
statement of its several branches, and his views
in regard % transferring that service to the treas.
ury depar ment.
Agreed 20.
MIR. Mo rill of VT, submitted various amend
ments to the silver bill.
Ordered to be printed.
Senator Edmunds moved that the S nate with
draw for consultation.
Agreed to-
Before the Senate retired Mr.. IIoar, one of the
managers, called its attention to the rule of par
lamentary law, which restricts the Senate in
discussion of what has taken place in the House
of Representatives. He desired to know whether
that was rule governing the proceedings on the
trial, so that the managers of the House might
govern themselves accordingly. lie was led to
alude to the subject from the fact that of the
learned counse! had been permitted to state that
scene of disorder took place in the House on a
certain occasion. He did not make any motion
on the subject but merely desired to call the at
tention Of the Senate to it in order that the man
ayers night understand what their rights and du-
ties were in the premises.
Mr.. Carpenter said on the part Of the defend
ant that the counsel wished to be heard before
that important question was decided.
The Senate at 3 o'clock retired for consultation,
and returned to the Senate Chamber at ~ r., when
the presiding officer announced that the motion
on the part of the defendant was denied, and that
n n 10 rpSn 1pntU n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-28
Sol smith Russell.

Sol smith Russell.
OF this talented artist who is to appear here next
Tuesday evening, with the Berger Family, the
Journal of jacksonville, Illinois, says;
In common with all our readers who love our
CITY, and hence feel an interest in all who call it
their home we are pleased to learn OF the contin-
ued success and prosperity of this young and tai
ented Jacksonvillian. We are informed that the
present is the most successful season financially
that he has ever had With the Bergers he has
been making an unusually extended tour of the
country. During the winter they were playing in
the principal cities of the South; now the staid
New England folks are being delighted with their
performances. They will continue giving enter
tainments six nights week until about the lst of
June, when they rest for a couple of months and
then star for California. En- route to the far west
they visit our city.
Sol shares equally with Mr.. Fred Berger in the
profits of the season. They started out with the
hopes of realizing $50, 900 during the season, and
the prospects arc that their expectations will be
more than fulfilled. Next year Russell will travel
with them a salary, he has accepted the offer
Of Mr.. Berger TO play through the season with
this company for a consideration of $500 per week
and all expenses paid. Such salary is the high
est compliment that could be paid to the young
mans histrionic talent, and we heartily congrat-
ulate our friend.
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liOCkLAND.
Arrested.

Rochland, April q. Benz. o. Hall of Frank
fort was arrested by U. S. Deputy Marshal Mar
bic, on board steamer Clara Clarita, ia this city,
under indictment found against him in the l.. s.
court, for passing counterfeit money. Hall was
previously arrested for the offence, in Frank
fort brought before trial justice and bound over
for trial at the S. j. court. He gave bail. Sub
sequenly the indictment was found on which he is
now arrested. lie will be taken to Portland, to-
morrow.
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A despatch 10 the Argus has it that Dir. j. ID.
Montgomery of Washington, who brought the
charges of bribery against County Attorney Staples
of Knox county, has been arrested "for an offence,
against common decency." We understand that
the charges are made, in spirit of revenge, by
Mr.. Staples, that Dr. Montgomery cut off the head
Of dead pauper, one John Swamburnc, of Wash
ington, an Englishman, who fought in the battle
Of Waterloo. 1t was supposed that he carried
bullet in his head, received at that battle; that
DR.. M. wanted to ascertain that fact and so cut
off the head and carried it to his house, to make
the examination at his own convenience. Those
who are conversant with the fail to see where
'the offence against common decency" comes in.
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WASHINGTON.
Postal Matters.

Washington, April p. The post office bill, re-
ported to-day, appropriates for the general service
of the department S3l ,0S9, 1909; for the Chinese
mail steamship service. $25000O; for official pos
tage stamps for the of the post office depart
ment, SS50000 Total, S32, 1879, l09. The above
is to be provided for as follows BY revenues of
the department (estimated), 29,25S ,203; by ap-
preparations for deficiency out of the treasury,
~, ESQ., 06; by direct appropriation out of the
treasury, S250000. The total amount recon-
mended is s., 80, COG 80 less than the estimates.
1t is provided that hereafter the free delivery sys-
40 900 inhabitants.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO rIfE---
9aily Eeaasbse gournal.
SEARSPORT.
A Valuable Testimonial to Brave N

A Valuable Testimonial to Brave Man.
Searsport, April %. Capt. H. n. Herman oil
this city, master of the ship City of Brooklyn
has just received from the underwriters splendid
gold watch valued at $500, and also $1,000, as a
compliment TO his skill and ability in saving his
vessel some eight months ago. When eight days
out from San Francisco for Liverpool, the ship
sprung bad leak, but the captain with great
perseverance rugged extra pumps, and reached St.
Thomas, where a steam pump and engineer (sent
there by the underwriters, who had learned the
condition of the vessel from passing ship were
put on board, and the voyage safely finished.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-28
Chicago FrOduce Market.
ChIca8O Auril 27

Flour-extra sprinR 4 OOa6 25.
Wheat No. spring spot 47Xa; April! A.;
May 10 June l0jKa-.
Corn-No. 3 mixed. spot 46-o-; April 46ka;
May 46ha-; June Az.
oats-No. 2, ga spot; April 30k; May 31ka--
June 33h.
Rye-No. 2, 64ha6lk.
Barley-No. spring 6o-a- spot; SIX May;
April e0-a.
Dressed Hogs-9 65a9 IS.
PcIk-20 63ha20 20 spot; p l5-Aprl; q SKA
35- May; June 2257 Ka60
Lard - Il s0-a II So spot; l3 liza April;
May 49, 42ha-; June 1860 a..
Bulk Meats shO ''ders TIA; short rib mid.
liza short clear mid ia.
Hams Is lbs average a..
hstey-107- a,
tregIts-Corn To Buffalo, d: wheat do -
Receipts 600 honr; "a 0J6 wheat Sc, 900 corn,
5000 oats 1000 rye: 0)0 barley.
Shipments- 10 900 dour. 1.4,00c wheat 5,00o
corn: 81 o NJ oats. l.! 900 barley: I,0Go rye.
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marked degree those personal qualities which
would be An honor to the office of the President of
the United States.
RESOLVED, That while thus expressing our pre-
dence in the integrity of our delegates to the ma
tional convention, we leave them unembarrassed
by instructions, and free to exercise their own de-
liberate choice in the convention as the interests
of the country may in their judgment seem to de-
mand.
Adjourned.
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BY the new time table which takes effect May l,
passengers via the Boston & Maine Railroad reach
Boston earlier than by any other line. Leaving
Augusta 600 A. NJ, change at the Transfer Sta
ton at 1858, and reach Boston at 100 P. NJ, and
Lowell same hour. Leaving Augusta 1910 A.
NJ, change at Transfer Station at l.36 P. NJ, and
reach Boston at $40 z. NJ, and Lowell 545 p. NJ.
This is the only line making connection through
Boston with those popular Sound steamers via
Fall River and via Stonington to New York, and
with the Boston & Albany Express train at 600
NJ
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Vetoed.

Gov. Rice to-day vetoed the bill to legalize tae
marriage of James Parton, on the ground. that the
act was not within the constitutional power of the
legislature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-28

The Unitarian society of this city to hold
Centennial Festival Monday evening May Is, at
Granite Hail. on which occasion they will enter
tain the public with the performance Of Mother
Goose" and character songs Refreshments will
be served, and the evenings entertainment will
conclude with ball. Music by Hanagsn's Or
Chestra.
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ing room for the girls above. The location is
most excellent one, and the store offers good IA
cilitics for the prosecution Of business. Mr..
Wadsworth will strive to satisfy his customers
with fashionable outfits, furnishing them with
the best of clothes, cut after the styles that
now obtain in the big cities, and made in the most
thorough manner. Major Reynolds still weld5
the shears, and they arc mighty weapons IN his
hands,
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Marine News.

Portland, April 81. Schooner Hannah D., from
Westport for Boston, with lumber, filled and ha6
to be beached, yesterday. This morning she was
pumped out and the leak found.
Political.
The republican committee, at a meeting this
evening, voted to hold the State convention in
Bangor, Thursday, June Odd
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The steamer Magnet was sold at auction Satur-
day, for 81 AGO. G. II. True ( Co., of Portland,
were the purchasers. This firm and flour
merchants in Portland, owning large grst mill
in 1Iarpswell, and will run the steamer from
Portland to that place in connection with their es
tablishmept.
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CA NJ DEN.
Fatal Accident.

Rockland, April q. Mr.. William Blockington
fell from load of hay in his barn at Clam Cove
within the limits of Camden, at ten o'clock this
forenoon, and was instantly killed. the fall break
ing his neck. He was sixty-three years old.
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Cincinnati, April 27. 1876

thclnnaLl, Apr1l2I, 1876
POKK-&22 25-e 25.
LARD-steam 13hal3i4 kettle, I3beI4x.
BULK MEATS-shoulders 50 O.; clear RIB side,
II "a; clear sides ally.
BACON-ehouders 9%9-; clear rib sides 12x
a.: clear sides l2Xel5-.
WHJSKEY-l076,
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The Gardiner Journal says: "David Potter,
saddened and depressed by his domestic troubles,
and fearing lest the club might be injured thereby,
rendered his resignation as President of the Gar
diner Reform Club; but there was strong feeling
in his favor, and they insisted that he should keep
his position"
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The following, which explains ITSELF will prove
of interest to many readers. "For twenty years
have been very much troubled with Salt Rheum
on nv arm, for which have tiled various washes
and salves, besides the treatment of my regular
physician. These have only drawn it from my
arm, and caused it to appear elsewhere. After
using less than one cake of your Forest Tar Soap,
my arm is entirely well, and discover no symp-
toms Of the trouble elsewhere. Mrs. Il. s.
Uuat, Pbrt'da Name Get a cake of your drug
gist, by sending So cents to the Forest Tar Co.,
Portland, Me. apl26 tSwlw
"a friend in need is friend indeed. Adamson's
Botanic Balsam has proved itself friend to the
suffering, and its best recommendation is that
where it has once been faithfully tried no other
remedy " i'll be used for coughs aud colds.
am2j-t>&wlW
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
NavigatiOn.-Wcat

St. John, April o. Navigation is open on the
st. John river and Gulf of St. Lawrence. The
ice in the Miramchi river hoated off to-day.
heavy snow storm set in last night and contn-
ues to-day.
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Boston &Maine RailrO I'd.
Change of Time.

On and after MONDAY, MAY lst, Passenger
Trains connect at transfer Station v it'll u aims
Maine Central as foows:-
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last evening.
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CELEBRATED JAUNpICE BITTERs, pleasant
efticacious tonic invigorator and blood purifier.
80 cents bottle. Money refunded in all cases
where perfect satisfaction is not given. For sale
by j. S. JOHNSON, opposite 7. o., Augusta, Nc.
aptl0-t3m
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By the new arrangement of the running of the
trains, beginning neAt Monday, trains from this
way over the popular Boston & Maine Railroad
will reach Boston every afternoon at 5 20 instead
of at 6 o'clock, in season to connect with the
Sound Line Of steamers. This is the earliest
rival of any route, and shows the enterprise and
public spirit of the managers of the enterprise.