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yoNDAY MORNING, JULY "a. 1876.

+ POLICE COURT, Jusfice 10
seph j. White presiding. Mrs. Laura Acre
was up for assaulting her mother. II The
affair grew out Of the second marriage OF
accused's mother, and being nothing more
than q lively family jar, the case was dis.
missed. Il .}-ii
Peter James (colored), tor assaulting and
beating his wife, was sent to Jail for forty
eight hours. z: : 81 - 80.
Thomas Saunders (colored), for using
profane language in the street and cursing
an officer while in the, discharge of his duty,
was fined 81 and costs.
Robert james and j ohm Harvey (colored),
for trespassing on the premises Of and using
abusive languagsssto sSallie Davenport.
James was fined s2 and Harvey was dis
Emily Walker {coiored), assaulting and
cursing Lewis Jones iand creating a dis
turbance in the street, was required to pay
costs. ..,'+ ,,s lls, s .sg..t.i,,i y-sz
Michael Ganzeet and Lewis Jones, throw
ing rocks at Edmund Walker, paid costs
and were discharged.
A CENTENNIAL EGG.-We have heard
often Of /" good eggs /" and of I" bad eggs y
but it rem aims to the Centennial era to de-
SclOpc IO OuG uuGutOIeu ue}utHB VI tuC p1O-
gressive events Of the day, Of ga Centen-
NAL egg" Such an egg we saw on Satur-
day. We are aware of the fact that state
ments of natural phenomena are generally
received cum sg7Gao sails, but in this In
stance we win statc positively that although
salt is gen orally considered a necessary in
gredient with a boiled egg, there need be
no granus sails with the raw egg Of which
yyo are ahoTIt to sneak
We were shown ON Saturday an egg
which, on account OF the time it was laid
and from the formation upon it, may pro-
perly be called a Centennial egg. 1t was
laid by 4 hen on the premises Of Mr.. Charles
Tanner, Main street opposite Monroe Park,
on the Centennial Fourth Of July last, and
has on one end a perfect letter "C'' formed
by an eXcrescence Of the shell. The letter
&C" stands for Centennial, and the egg
having been laid upon the Centennial makes
quite happy coincidence. People may
doubt about the &C" on the egg, but we
have seen it, and we will wager our pros
pective existence that it couldn't g have
| been draw'd thar"
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CBIIRMEN ELECTED. Councilman x. w
oliver has been elected chairman OF me
Committee on Elections, and Councilman
4. G. Babcock chairman OF the Commlttee
nm Police, -.E ~: -
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NOTARY PUBLIc.-Hugh N. Page was ap-
pointed on Saturday by the Governor as a
notary Tor the city OF Norfolk.
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FOR RENT, DWELLING No. 312 south Third
street between Arch and Byrd streets, with five
rooms, Neighborhood Is excellent. Apply to
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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pRISSET,S LACE.

u.opK At THE EXHIBITIoN-TIIE
kAm' ,,TTrr-I, FABRICS WROUGHT 81 BEL
H,rE W0NEN-INFLNlTE VARIETIES OF
.,rriNr"-soHE RARE OLD FREN CT
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PRODUCE WEIGHED.-The following is the
amount of produce weighed at the Second
market since the 18th instant:
Weighmaster Snellings, Of the Second
market reports the following amount OF
produce weighed by him since Saturday the
18th instant: ...
Monday-oats, s,12o pounds; hay, 2,s7o
pounds. Tuesday-Oats, 9,24O pounds
hay, 2,64O; straw, 23O. Wednesday-Oats,
6, 1850; hay, 1880; straw, 800. Thursday.
Oats, 1870; hay, 1890; fodder, 80, Fri
day-Oats, 6,12O; hay, $3.50; fodder, GAO.
Total for the five days in Second market
Oats, $3.50 pounds; hay, q, ,42o pounds
fodder, $50 pounds; straw, l,12O pounds.
eighmaster Finesty, of the First mar
ket, reports the following as the amount o.
provender weighed at his scale: Hay, 1904
pounds; oats, 42,450 pounds; fodder, 99'
pounds; straw, AGO pounds.
The prices of these articles ranged as foi
lows Oats Csc. per 100 weight; hay, soc.
fodder, 9Oc.; and rye-straw, 0oc.
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SUNDAY TRAINS DIscoNTISUED.-TheS Sun.
day morning trains on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad have been discontinued. z.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done attn
DISPATCH PEINrING-IIoUSE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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r,usroM fhand-made) WORK to order, aud grtai'
anteed to at. Repairing neatly done BY
~ 4'Se- s1 = BosCHEN d HRoTHER,
6Oa aud GIL Broad street.
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EOR RENT, DWELLING KNOWNsa
Il as "Pratt's Castle,'' corner Fourth andksl
Arch streets, with seven or eight rooms Location
GRIBBS e WILLIAMS.
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FOR RENT, DWELLING No. S05 west Clay
street nearly new In frs-rate order, and contain
ing six rooms. Gas and water in the house. Apply
To- GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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FOR RENT, DWELLINGS Nos. 219, 227, and
23I south Second street, between Canal and Byrd
streets in "Waverly Place." with six rooms each,
and all modern improvements. These are very de-
'i'''e "oa'e'' 1p'' GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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;HoP.-There will be grind hop at Blen-
ners Park this evening. with music, iliumi-
nations, etc. ~
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FOR RENT, DWELLING No. lot Marshall
street between First and Second streets; nearly ne~
in good order, and containing six rooms. Apply TO
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS.
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FOR RENT, DWELLING No. 10 south First
street, between Main and Cary streets, with ten
rooms and kitchen with three rooms. Gas nd
water. Apply to GRUBBS WlLLt-hS'
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LAUNDRlEs
WATCHES, JEwELRY. dc.

oPECIAL NOTICE.-Haying dis S2
y continued the business Of lending money ~ s.
on coIIaterals, have determined to seWallE ~
The Forfeited pledges on hand ut the advances
on same, which Is In every much below original
cost. The goods consist or
Magnificent DIAMOND RINGS,
Superb STEM and KEY-WINDtNG WATCHES,
VEST, GUARD, OPERA, and CHATELAINf
Elegant AMETHYST, CAMEO, and other SET
RINGS, BUTTONS, &c.
shall continue TO sell until all the articles arc dis
ments will be offered 10 purchasers: So come early
fy li-im No. II north Fourteenth street.
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TRUNKS, yALIsEs, AND SATCHELS reduced te
very low prices at BosCHEN's. Broad street.
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SLIPPERS, TIES, AND BUsKINs in great variety
Mt BoscuEN's, 500 and 511 Broad street.
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FOR RENT, DWELLING No. 105 west Leigh
street, near Adams street, with ten rooms. This
house Is well suited for large family, and the rent
Is very low. Apply to
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FOR RENT DWELLING at the northeast corner
ofJhird and Franklin streets, with seven rooms, and
Kitchen The Inside Of this house Is In really good
condition. Apply to GRUBBS i WILLIAMS.
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Mavor'S Court.-Thcre was not single
case before this tribunal Saturday.
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r OsT, ON YESTERDAY MORNING,
1 i between Tenth and Eleventh streets on basin
bank and Main and Ninth streets, FIFTEEN DOL
LARS (aten aud Gye) in an envelope with letter
addressed to bIrs. Mary b. Fiannagan. The finder
win be suitably rewarded by leaving it ut this ONCE.
iy 22-2t<
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FOR RENT, DWELLING No. 10 north Second
street. between Main and Franklin streets, with six
rooms and kitchen; In fair order and rent low. APP
pIy to GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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TOR RENT, "HAYFIELD," sit-A
i uated about one mile and half west f21
Richmond. on Broad-Strect road, containing FORTY
ACRES. The DWELLING contains FIVE rooms,
Situated In u yard OF nice shadc-trees. Usual out
buildings Rent low. ,,
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SUMAC WANTED.
The highest cash price paid for sU3IAC at
JOHN II. BRYANT & co.'s,
jy 13-d&w3m 26t9 Main street.
FOR RENT,

TOR. RENT, THAT LARGE ANDMs
Il desirable BRICK DWELLINGS, known as ID
street between Broad and Marshall streets, contan-
ing twenty rooms; In good order, having been re-
Gently thoroughly repaired. IL Is well suited for
frst-class boarding-house. Apply to
JAMES M. TAYLOR q SON. i
iY 22-4t Real Estate Agents and AuctiOueeTS.
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E1OR RENT, BRICK STORE No. 1sMAs
II Thirteenth street, between Main and CaryM:l
streets Excellent stand for grocery feed, store, or
commisson-house. EDWARD G.. GODDIN.
Real Estate Agent,
iy21-it No. 101S Main street.
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FOR RENT, DWELLING No. 81 Brook avenue,
with six rooms; !; Kitchen snokc-si0ise, stable. &e,
&C. This Is said to be one OF the coolest HOUSES IN
the city In summer. Applyto
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1oNFEcTIONERIEs, Do
.

TCE-CREAM sICE-CREAM!
am now making large quantities Of pure ICE
CREAM for family use of best materials, at popu.
lar prices. ~.
Boarding houses and festivals furnished With
superior article ut 81 so and 81. % per gallon.
Tables saucers- and spoons hired out or Tree
OF charge TO my customers.
greatly reduced prices. 81 A. PIZZINI, JR.,
je 8 807 east Broad street.
GENUINE OLD DIANORA TOBACCO.
Ut ---- is..
rs caddiss senuine old DIANoRA TOBACCO, the
last of the lot Call early if you wanf supply.
80 caddies old WARD HRAND (Iiardgroye'5),
go caddies SUNNY SOUTH Ch1idrey,s), 8,
SO caddies STRAWBERRY TWIST iLottier'Bl,
53 twelve and eighteen to the pound ,,,-ss
zoo CASES two md three poundR1 frexh PEACHES
and TOMATOES at Baltimore prices.
-N : :.-s3 LOUIS j. hoSSlEUX,
nh 14l2 Main street,
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TOR RENT, NICE FRAME TENE-1sd
n MENT No. 2219 Franklin street, nearH.Q
Twcnty-rhird street. Six rooms; gas aud water. In
perfect repair. Price, S15 per month. Apply
promptly to
iy 1S-1w ROBERT B. LYME.
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FOR RENT, DWELLING No. Col Broad street,
near Ninth street, containing eleven rooms; 2nd,
besides, there Is laxee rear building with Gishe
rooms making lust the thing for h large boarding.
house. Apply TO GRuBBS WILLIAMS.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

r OST, on the 18th instant, a LlF- -2ssSS
ER-coLoREDs SPOTTED POINTER PUPPY.
suitable reward will be paid for his return to 212
west Franklin street.. jy24-1,*
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FOR RENT, DWELLING No. Ala south Laarel
street between ,Albemarle and Spring streets, with
four rooms, Apply to GKUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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FOR RENT. STORE AND DWELLING COM
bined on pink alley near Seventh street. Good TO-.
cation for business. Apply 70
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FOR RENT, DWELLING at southwest corner Of
Canal and Fourth streets, with eight rooms, ana
kitchen with two rooms; gas water and bath IN the
house Rent very low. Apply to
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FOR RENT, THE NICE DWELLING No. 603
west Grace street, with seven rooms; Kas. Wa;er,
bath &C., In the house. just the house f6r a snlai
family. Apply TO ,n,,n,. :. r,urI.ua
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FOR RENT, DWELLING No. 709 Clarke street,
between Jackson and Duyal streets, WIN il tnree
rooms. Apply to GRUBBS WILLIAMS.
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FOR RENT, THE THREE NICE, NEW, AND
WELL-ARRANGED STORES, with dwellings
combined, Nos. 2304, 2306, and 230S, on the north
side of Main between Twenty-thrd and Twenty
fourth streets suitable for any nice business. Rent
very noaefa'e' Apply 'GRUBBs 6 WILLIAMS.
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FOR RENT, ONE HALE or DWELLING NO
9OO north Fifth street, near Baker STREET win :aret
rooms The other half Is occupied by aice faiDiiy
Rcpi, SO per month. Apply 70 80.
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FOR RENE, DWELLING No. l302 Ross street,
rcsr Governor street. with ten rooms, and kitchen
WITH two rooms. This house IL In good order. ap.
ply 20 GRUBBS u WlLLiAMss5s.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-09
STATE NEWS.

Dr. Ttfft i, to deliver the Fourth of July ora
ton at lloulton.
One huudred truckmen will form a portion Of
the Fourth Of July procession in Portland.
Lewiston is going to explode a half a ton of
powder on its common the coming Fourth.
Speaking of Hon John P. Swasey's address at
Paris, the Oxford Democrat says: "Mr. Swasey's
address was full of deep thought and fine express
sion, but we have not space to produce it entire.
About foty- five minutes were consumed in its de-
livery, and the interest with which it was receiv-
ed BY the audience, would have warranted the
speakers continuing for half hour longer, not
withstanding dinner hour fairly passed. The
speech was very highly praised by all who heard
it,
Brewer has a total tax Of SlS47325 The num-
Der of polls is 7S9. The rate is .S5 on 500.
Speaking of the work of the assessors in Lewis
ton the journal says there is gain of eighty three
polls from last year. In 1873 Lewiston had 8, POS
polls this wear, 1901. The valuation of real es-
tate has shruuk $10i,27l. In 1875 the assessors
Sl0,36O,Slj. The personal property assessed in
1875 was 81 ,5S0.2 this year, 81 ,5l2 ,323-a de-
crease of S67 SS7. The total valuation Of Lewis
ton in 1875 was $40 CAS- ,296 in 1876, Sll ,S13,l3S
IA decrease Of S172, los.
The first salmon caught this season in the Ma
chais river, was taken at Hachaisoort by Capt. +.
j. Sawyer, Saturday, May q.
An animal supposed to be panther was seen at
Fort Fairfield, ia The vicinity of A. W. Hoyts
mill. not long ago. Search has been made but
without discovering his retreat.
The Pres saws that on Friday, Arthur Gary of
bradford aged about l6 years, while working in
mill in Ornevile, attempted TO remove an edg-
ing which lay close to the saw; piece Of it WAS
thrown and struck near one of his eyes, passed
through the eye and nd, destroying the eye.
Judge Milliken Of Cherryfeld while in store
the other day, laid hi. pocket book down; man
grabbed it and took it to field where he hid it
under some rocks. 1t was found, and the fellow
knowledged the theft
At the annual meeting OF the International
Telegraph CO. held in Portland, the following
gentlemen were elected directors for the ensuing
year: Hon, Geo. +. Sheplev. Hon. Frank Jones,
Hon. John B. Foster, Col Chss. b. Morrill,, K. NJ.
pulsfer, A. ID. Brown aud Z. c. Bedlow. A. ID.
Blown was chosen ce,k and treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-09

The Peruvian Syrup vitalizes and enriches the
blood, tones up the system, builds up the broken
down, cures Dyspepsia. Debility, Dropsy, Chills
and Fevers, Chronic DlarrhGa, Nervous Affec-
tions, Boils, Humors, Diabetes, &c. Thousands
have been changed by the use of this remedy
from weak, sckly, suffering creatures. to strong,
healthy and happy men and women; and invalds
cannot reasonably hesitate to give it trial.
Peruvian Syrup, valuable paper on progress in
medical science, treatise on Iron as medical
agent, testimonials from distinguished ply slcians,
clergy men and Others will be sent free to any ad
dress. SETH W. FowLE & Sons, Projectors, Sc
Harrison Ave, Boston. Sold by dealers generally.
une7- -teodSwlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-09

Augusta republicans will be represented at the
Cincinnati convention by Hon. John l.. Stevens,
Col. j. Manchester Haynes, Col. H. S. Osgood
Alden sprague, Wm. II. Bigeow, Jos. a. Homan
Esq, Orville d. Baker Esq Mr.. Rodney l.. Fogg
John w. Chase, Esq DR.. Geo. L. Brckett, d. c.
Robinson, Esq, Mark Harden, and perhaps 9th
ers. Capt Z. D. Haley, Arthur Berry, Esq. and
Mai. j. T. Richards, expect to go from Gardiner.
J. Il. Bodwell, Esq, and Maj +. Rowell, will 20
from Hallowell. Maj. G. I. Stevens goes from
West Waterville, and c. r. McFadden fl om Wat
erville -Four will go from Winthrop, among them
Mr.. Wallace r. White. Those who have not al
ready gone on from this city will take the 1879
train this forenoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-09
Chicasn Produce Market.

y,
fiour--eAtFa -prInT 1oa5 90.
Nhsot- No. spring spot l0;a1s June 1864
Mag Il: JIly l01-a-.
Gorn-Sa :. mixed. spot Ash g, August SKA;
July 46ta June t6A.
ott7-So. 50 b spot; Ju Y 231; May II
June 2a4.
RYa-Sb ;. II y.
Barley-No. spring IA spot; "a May
June 81
Dressed Hogs t1a3 IS.
Pclk-ln aoAls So spot; ~ April: - "a
- May June IL S0-as0 July is s0BS).
Lara - ii 90 ~ II Go - spot Ii % "a July;
May II; June IL Is a..
5llk Meats saoun!ers 61a7. short rib mid
"a short clear uiid 9.a-.
dams l5 bs average a..
Wnts6ey -it9
fre3ght,- torn to Buffalo, -o3k: wheat do 3k
Iecelpt a. s. lour l29,0t Sbtas; 4l2, 900 corn,
IS 000 oats; 3,t05 rye l,lU0 barley.
suipmcri 0p nour 2r,0h wheat 3Sl, COO
corn. s. s. o as: 0 4lN bare, 100 rye.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-09
Inhalation at Belfast.

Installation at lSelfast.
Rev. David Foster Estes installed pastor of
the Baptist church in Belfast, on Tuesday after
noon last. The following was the programme;
Organ Voluntary.
Doxology.
Invocation, Chaplain, NJ. J. Kelly.
Singing-lIymn 50.
Reading scriptures, Rev. Geo. Z. Tucker, Bruis-
wick.
PRAYER Rev. J. A. Ross, Belfast.
Singing-IIymn 26
Sermon, Rev H. C. Estes, d. D., Paiis.
Singing-iIymn 22l.
Prayer of Installation, Rev. W. o. Thomas,
Gardiner.
Charge to Pastor, Rev. S. p. Merrill, Water
vile.
Right Hand of Fellowship, Rev. II. W. Tilden,
Augusta.
Singing-Ilymn 22i.
Address to Church, Rev. S. l.. b. Chase, Rock
land.
Closing Prayer.
Singing-Hymn 1893.
Benediction
The services were fully and successfully carried
out, in the presence ola large congregation; after
which collation. was served, and social gather
was held in the vestry. followed by speeches from
nearly all the clergymen present. The installation
sermon by DR.. Estes, was a most excellent pro-
duction, from the text in John IA 10.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-09
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
1alW Eeanebee Journal.
KNOX CENTRAL TROTTING PARK
ASSOCIATION.
Second Days Races.

Rockland, June 8. The second days races at
the Knox Trotting Park were very well attended.
There were two races, one for horses that have
never beaten2 80, for purse of Sl2j; and one
for . 80 class, for purse of $500. Six horses
started for each race. The 80 race was won by
G. w. Bagley's "Modoc' in three straight heats I;
best time, 2 40 Ia. Second money taken by Dr..
Boynton's Jim Farnham', and third by II. T.
I.arrabees Centennial. The 2-3o race was won
by c. w. Bisbees "Uncle Ben; best time, 2-4l.
Second purse was taken by "Slowcome" OF Els
worth, and the third by BLACK Bess" of Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-09
FIRE IN CAYUGA,
CANADA.
A large Number of Business Places
ard Dwelling Houses Burncd-LOss
$4,000; Insurance, $4,000.

Cayuga, June s. Fire started to day in the
store and dwelling of &. Gibson, and spread to
Cameron's drug store. The post, express, and two
telegraph Offices, Senate's Hotel, Bert BIOS har
ness, Graut, jewelry, Kobb, tnware and dwelling,
Barnes, barber, Wigs, baker, Advocate printing
office, Douglass, tailor Canpbelle, shoes, Carpen.
ters bakery, and a number of dwelling houses
were consumed. The wind being high and no
fire engines in town, the fire had to burn out
Loss, $40 900; insurance, 100000. Insured il
Canada and English companies.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-09

GencVa Award Dll.
10 the course of parliamentary conflict over
the point, Blaine stated that all he wanted was to
have the Caldwell desp patch and the committee pro-
ceedings of Yesterday printed at the same time
Reagan made the objection that the Caldwell
despatch was kind of evidence.
Baine-And yet, you reported vote oi censure
on Gen. Schenck on the same kind of evidence.
Springer-That is not the case. The committee
on Foreign Affairs did receive kilograms from
London with respect to his connection with tue
Emma mine, but in every instance before use was
made of them, they were submitted to General
Schenck for his statement IN regard to them.
Biane-Why did you not submit this despatch
to me Applause on the republican side.
Sprnger-l presume II VIII be submitted to the
gentleman in good time.
Blame persisted in holding the floor, notwith
standing The speakers hammerng and demands
for order.
Rlainc-One moment, Mr.. Speaker.
The speaker FRO tem.-No, sir. The gentleman
will be seated. The chair must come to the point
of order in furtheranCe of public business. Ihe
decision of the chairs that the gentleman from
Maine cannot call up his motion to reconsider
while the Geneva Award bill is before the house
Blaine-Then | am to understand the char TO
rule that have lost my control over the MOTION
Speaker pro tem--No, sir.
The Chair has ruled no such thing; the Chai;
will rocogn re the gentleman when there Is moth
ing properly pending in the House.
Blaine--I desire permission to say
Speaker gro tenn Gnterupting)- the gen
tleman appeal
/, RlaineEI merely want to say that in submit
ting to it, as do gracefully, do not at all concur
The Speaker--The Chair did not suppose any
thing of the kind, daughter at the expense o
Blaine.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-09
AUBURN.
Fire..

Lew ,ton, June $. Last night fire caught in
the stable of D. c. Keene, Prospect Hill, Auburn,
and burned that and the dwelling of Dorothy Pet
tengill The furniture was mostly saved; loss
about 81 900. keenc not insured. Pettngll had
81 900 insurance on fuIniturh in the Phgnix, n.
" and $500 on house, in the Etna.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-09
BATH.
Appropriations.

Bath, June 8. Our CITY government, last eve
ning, appropriated S259, 900 for the ensuing year,
S97 900 to be raised by loan and $4,000 by
taxes, S25, 500 OF which is for interest on bonds
loaned the Knox d Lincoln railroad, schools ST.
800, highways $l2 900, salaries $3.50, fire de-
nartment 81 600
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-09
PENNSYLV ANA.
Centennial Notes.

Philadelphia, June s. The attendance to-day
is larger than yesterday
A steam engine is started in Agricultural Hall.
1t is expected that power will be applied to ma
chinery there to morrow. Most of the exhibitors
in Agricultural Hall are pronounced ready.
The manager of Victoria Court, man building,
announces that it will be ready ior inspection on
Monday next