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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26
RallOmell local Mems.

SANDER "Slingers" are what they are called
and many Of them are coming to grief about this
time. They will undoubtedly, however, continue
to exercise their peculiarly vivid powers of inven-
ton SO long as they can make their partizans be-
eye there is no moral or political virtue and hon.
esty superior to that exemplifed by their own
record and that of their associates, who have so
persistently traversed along the highways and by
ways of total depravity, 10 these many years. The
better informed and more respectable classes of
their own party utterly repudiate the wholesale and
venomOus abuse heaped of late indiscriminatng-
ly upon some of the ablest and most deserving Of
our public men. While there should be no at
tempt to shield those guilty of crime, decent
gard for truth and fair dealing should deter even
political opponents from INDUCING in slanderous
utterances so totally at variance with the facts Of
history and the plainest teachings Of common
sense.
Mr.. P. o. Darlington of this city, who Was so
unfortunate to lose the sight of one of his eyes
ing his regular business, has taken the agency Of
Redpath's "History Of the United States. from
aboriginal times to the present day." . centennial
work Of merit. We trust he may be successful in
obtai ing subscriptions among our citizens and
elsewhere. Those wishing such = work may now
obtain it At reasonable price, and at the same
time aid worthy and unfortunate fellow citizen.
We have been favored this present week with
several calls from our old friend and former towns
man, Mr.. Joel c. Clark, now engaged in the print
ing business at South birmingham, Mass, and
who also has a business Office 1t 227 Washington
ST., Boston. Mr.. C. may be reckonea among the
most enterprising and successful Of the numerous
Hallowell boys who are now engaged in business
pursuits in other and distant communities.
The many friends of Rev. Mr. LeLacheur are
gratifed to know that he is still to continue Pas
tor Of the Methodist church in this city.
The darkness Of the streets at the State Capital
even before the arrival of the Bangor Pullman,
rs suggestive Of rigid economy Of gas, for which
our neighbors have not heretofore received due
credit.
Not very promising weather for gardening at
present. though some have already commenced
operations u moderate scale. Cold nights and
chilly winds have prevailed generally in this re
gion for the past few weeks. A warm rain is
needed to settle the ground and demolish the
snow banks Of the northern region.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26
NEW YORK..


Comm nts on Mr.. Blaine's speech.
New York, April 25. OF Mr.. Blane's state,
ment, the Herald says:
We think the statement made by Mr.. Blaine
will be accepted as satisfactory by the candid men
Of both political parties.
The Times says;
Blsine's defence is far more specific and COM
plete than the charges brought against him, and
is entitled to proportonate weight on that ac-
count. 1t is moreover, defence for which he as
sumes the responsibility, while there is no to
father the charges. On the present showing he
must be held acquitted.
The Tribune says:
Blane's speech regarding the S64 900 is straight
forward and lucid, ana if his statement regarding
his investment in the Fort Smith railroad be &C
cepted there will be little or nothing left to sup
port the scandal in any of its present forms
Telegraphic.
The directors of the Atlantic 6 Pacific Tele-
graph Co., at a meeting this after Don, agreed tc
run an extension from New Orleans to Vicksburg
Natchez and Louisville, and another from Cincn
natl to Indianapolis, Terre IIaute and St. Louis
An extension from Albany to Springfield anC
Greenfield will be run, and one from Rye Beach
to Portland, and one from Fall River to New Bed
ford.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Body Found.

East Saugus, April %. The body Of Mrs. Mar
garet Davis Of Lynn, was found floating in Saugus
river. near the depot this morning. She left hei
home last night about 20; was seen on the
bridge here about midnight. 1t is supposed she
fell in accidentally.
Marine News.
Arrived at Gloucester the last three days bank
ers, with large TIP, So Georgemen, with an aggre
gate of 465 900 pounds of split contish, III 00t
pounds of halibut. Prices to day, and 3 4 fol-
white and grey.
Legislative.
Boston. April %. The legislature in joint con.
vention, to-day, after three ballots, elected James
Il. Chadwick of Boston, Charles l.. Wood of New
Bedford and Thomas Talbot of Blerica as State
directors of the Boston Albany railroad. The
result is conside red victory for the opponents OF
the Chaplin Kimball party.
Political.
The republican State convention convenes at
fremont Temple, to morrow, and will be called to
order at II NJ. by Hon. A. w. Beard, chairman of
the State central committee. Rev. DR.. Webb OF
Shawmut Congregational church will offer prayer,
after which Mr.. Beard will address the meeting.
HonLJohn E. Ssrgent will preside, and the bust
ness of the convens(oa viii 10 all probability be
rapidly disposed of. tn 6segates will be nomi-
mated from the floor Of the convention, and it is
thought will be selected on the first ballot. The
more prominent names talked of are Hon. r. III
Dana, Paul A. Chadbourne, A. II. Rice, E. X
Hoar, A. H. Bullock and Rev. James Freeman
Clarke. HOO delegates are entitled to seats in the
convention, and the attendance will be unusually
large.
LATER.
The Republican State Central Committee held a
meeting tonight and completed arrangements fol
the organization of the convention, sppoi nted com
mittee on resolutions, credentials, &c. Three
tickets will be presented to the convention to NOR
row, as follows;
Bristow-R. H. Dana, Jr., P. A. Chadbourne,
A. II. Bullock, j. F. Clark.
Blsne-A. II. Rice, E. r. Hoar, VIM. Coggs-
well, Edward Learned.
Unpledged tckets-E. R. Hoar, j. NJ. Forbes,
r. Ii. Dana, Jr., VIM. b. Washburne.
Piper, the Belfry Murderer.
The Herald will publish, tomorrow, a letter
from Piper (belfry murderer) to his mother, max
ing dying declaration of innocence and renounc-
ing al expectation of life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26
TELEGRAns In GENERAL.

! The weather in New York this morning was
cloudy and cold, accompanied by a clustering
The weather in London is fair
The steamship Pennsylvania, from Pa, arrived
in Queenstown.
The steamships Marathon from Boston, and
Oder from New York, have just arrived in Liver
pool.
Hon. Charles Francis Adams has accepted the
invitation given him by the city of Taunton
Mass, to deliver the address at the forthcoming
4th Of July celebration, for which great prepare
tions are making.
A subscription has been opened at Toulouse
France, to send delegation Of workmen to the
Centennial.
The snow on the mountains is melting rapidly
and many farms near Salt Lake City are now
flooded
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26

Land Slides.

White River Junction, April %. There were
heavy land slides at Shas Hill and McCarty's
on the Woodstock Railroad tot day, which delay ed
the morning train from this point to Woodstock
five hours and rendered it necessary to bring the
passengers from Woodstock to this place. for
southern bound trains, by stage.
A Narrow Escape.
Woodsville, April %. The Portland & Ogdens-
burg train had very narrow escape from being
thrown down the bank this afternoon, at Luen
burg, VT, the engine leaving the rail, going over
frog, running about ten rods on the ties, and
bringing up in the ditch badly damaged. Strange
to say, the cars did not leave the rail at all.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26

4saaanssters Of the United states Centsn-
IN Mai Commissioners FOR Maine. changed.
Mr.. EDlToRs-Please give notice that the hotel
headquarters of the Maine Centennial Commission
ers, in Philadslphia, has been changed from the
United States Hotel to the Grand Exposition Ho-
tel. 4 The junetion Of Girard, Lancaster and Mon
roe avenues. The headquarters inside of the
main building will be as previously announced, at
the extreme eastern end of the building. Letters
addressed to either of us at the Grand Exposition
Hotel. Philadelphia, Pa, will be promptly an
,vered.SF n You're traly, aAh7o
JOSHUA NYE,
.TgFNfN Ifg&lD CHAs. ii. HASKELL,
u. S, Centennial Commissionsn for Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26
EUROPE.
Turkey.


M.usa, April %. The insurgent chief, Peko
Pauiovic., with five hundred men, occupied SUITS
rina on Sunday.
Mukhlar Pasha is concentrating the Turks at
Gotschako, and a great bottle is expected by the
end of the pi esent week.
1t is officially reported that Mukhtar Pashs has
revctuallcd Piva and returned to Gatschako with
| out encounter ing the insurgents.
Montenegro.
Constan,inople, April %. The representatives
of all the great powers have counseled the Porte
to undertake nothing against Mon enegro, prom
ising their united efforts tor the pacifcaton OF the
insurgents. The Porte has taken note OF these
promises, but has not discontinued the military
preparations.
San Sebastian. April %. The Juntas of Bircay
and Alva assembled yesterday in Viltoris, and
elected delegates pledged to maintain the Fueras.
France.
Rouep, April o. evening-The Theatre Des
Arts is in flames, and also the adjoining buildings.
Several lives are lost, and many persons are in-
jured.
Operatic.
Paris April %. The grand operate festival or
| gained by the Franco American Union, to raise
| funds for the erection of statue of Liberty in
New York harbor, was held tonight. The extc-
rior and stage of the opera house were decorated
with American flags. The audience was large,
consisting Of many distinguished persons and the
elite Of Partisan society. Among those present
| were Minister Washourue. all the members Of his
| legation, exPresident Theirs and many other dis
| tinguished Frenchmen. The American colony
was very fully represented. An opera Of 800
picked singers from the various Orpheon societies
| Joined in the performance of q eantata entitled
Liberty enlishteLing the world, dedicated to the
people of the U. S., and composed especially for
| the occasion.
| NJ Tahoulaoe delivered an elouuent address,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26
DteD.

In West Bangor. 2ith inst, Of heart disease. Har.
rison Green. aged G. years.
In Milford. 24,h inst. Charles Hersey, only son
OF VIM. J. and Lois D. Butterfeld, aged years 6
months and IA days.
In Hampton, ed inst, T. r. Wasga:t, Esq, aged
20 years months.
Ia Primo, ton. n. j.. 10th inst Rev. Dr. James NJ.
Macdonald, aged IS years, ii months. Having
hi en- for the past twenty-three years, the beloved
Pastor OF the First Presbyterian church that city
In Blcksport Centre, Both ult., Mary E., wife of
John K. Arey, aged rs years.
In Denver, Col, 27th ult., Hattie Carter. wife OF
James l.. Gould. formerly Of Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26
NEW HA N PSlilR e.
Military Matters.

Military Matters.
Portsmouth, April %. Special order 80, from
the Adjutant General, disbands the Portsmouth
Artillery, discharges Capt. Marvin and Lieuts.
Urcher and JONES' and takes charge Of all property
now in the possession of the company. This de-
cision meets with great favor and puts a quetus
on the subject, which has created intense feeling
here for weeks.
The Bar.
John and Francis NJ Hatch of this city, have
been admitted to the bar.
Memorial Day.
The soldiers and sailors of the late war, in this
city and vicinity, have issued numerousy signed
call for public meeting Wednesday, to take action
relative to the observation of Memorial day.
1. o. of q. F..
The Odd Fellows of Nashua making extern
sive preparations for their anniversary, which
occurs tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, April rs. 1875.
Flour--extra spring 0Oa6 IS.
Wheat No. spring spot 99Sa April "a
May N0-a-: June l0jha-.
Corn No. :, mi,ed, SPOT Az d; April 46ha;
May 46ha-. June Az.
Oats No. ?, ga spot; April 3OH May 33s A.
June 33h.
kye-No. g. e51,a66h.
Barlev--No spring SKA spot: 6lHs- May;
April 90 "a.
Dressed Hogs-9 e5aa IS.
PcIk-21 6oha2l It's spot: p l5-April; q aka
IS May June 2.57%atiD.
Lard - IL 30-a - 80 spot IL liza April;
May Is 42ha-; June 1850 a..
Bulk Meats shoulders sha-; short rib mid,
llxa- short clear mid l2'sa-.
Hams is lbs average a.
Whiskey-iW a..
Freights-Corn TO Buffalo, d; wheat do -
A..
kecepts-l3 000 Hour: 10 0N wheat 10000 com
$1,000 oats; 1870 rye; 0O barley.
Shipments--ll 900 hour. l26,0M wheat PIG. OF
corn: 90 oats; Is 900 barley: 1000 rye.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26

North Arson has been counted, in some respects
q hard town. probably referring to the large
amount Of hard cider put docn there. But the
Reform Club there, recently organized, is girdng
itself for the battle against alcoholic stimulants.
One hundred and sixty names are on the iron-clad
pledge, and some one hundred and fifty on the
general pledge. The club and the idea its prin-
ciples represent and express, are becoming day by
day more popular. Weekly meetings are held,
which are very fully attended.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26

There is a general expectancy in all our churches
Of a revival of religion, and deep and thorough
work of grace.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26
ARK ANSAS.
POLITICAL.

Little Rock, April %. The republican State
convention meets tomorrow. Senators Clayton
and Dorsey are here. 1t is generally believed
that the convention, if it nstruets at all. will ia
vor the nomination of Gov. Hayes of Ohio fol
President.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Arrested.

Providence, April 25. Frederick II. Ange a
member and book keeper of the firm of Valley
Angel & Co., booksellers and staioners, has been
arrested on the charge of putting out notes of the
firm with forged endorsements, to the amount of
about $3.50, 600. The other members of the firm
seem to have been entirely ignorant of his trans
actions.
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bearer unfurled the hag, and there was just breeze
fully, giving quite fine effect. After ali was
over, right above their heads came out such q
magnificent star. the only one in the heavens, and
it looked ten times IS large as usual owing to the
intense blackness surrounding 1t. 1t only re-
for US all to enjoy it, and to hope that, though
country be called upon to 20 through clouds Of
thick darkness, caused by the niquity of man, she
shall, like the star, ride triumphant, and shine out
clearer and brighter. for the momentary gloom.
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New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New YORK, April 25 10 IS.
Money was easy 1t 5a4- per cent on call. For
eign exchange trim al 4ooA a4s7s Tor ban kers' long
anu 4s31s a4>9z tor dema,d cold opened at liL,a
and closed at ll2ts. Carrying Rates were l and
per cent Customs receipts $4,000. Ciearngs
at Gold Exchange bank, S!d,6lG,0U Treasury dis
bursed $I5,0V0 on nerest, $Il 900 Tor bonds and
$1,000 la silver.
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CALIFORNIA.
Marine News.

San Francisco, April %. The sailing of the
Pacific Mail steamer City of New York, for Aus
trala, is postponed. The English mail has not
arrived, and the coal and stores on the steamer
are still under attachment.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
9aily Keans,st gauraal.
MACHIAS.
Launched.

Machias, April %. John Shaw launched bark
entine Benny Doom this forenoon six bundled
tons, to be commanded by Sewell Cole, owned in
Machias and New York
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1t will be noticed by communication from the
Exposition Commissioners published elsewhere
that their headquarters are changed to the new and
elegant hotel called the "Grand Exposition Hotel"
in PHILADELPHIA
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Mr.. Charles Hamlen is to have new roof placed
on his house on Grove street, and other improve
rueuts made.