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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-31
Connecticut Republican State
Convention !
OLD TICKET RE-NOMINATED.
Speech by Ex-Governor Jewei'---The
Resolutions Adopted.


New Haven, August 80. The republican State
convent II began work here at half past ten
clock, Hon. JOHN Twart acting as temporary
chair man. Ex.Gov. MARSHALL Jewell wa, cho-en
p, rmaoent chairman. He spoke ut cons den able
engIh touching upon the issues of the csmpa 60
rnc col veulion nominated the lul ~. ~ e. T.
zion ticke At large, cX-prt siieut rneuuo ~
Wool ey Of Yale College; Hon. Marshall Jewell
i3y diArrr, w. .. George Maxwell of Vernon;
] hu lien OF Say br, ok; Geurse S. Moulton of
w Imam; d ,ral j. Warner Of "a buy
Tue ,li l"kct WAS re -notu mated WITH uuy one
iii sen, II. vote. Ii j. as toos-:
Cove nor-il. e. II ,pln- on Hartford.
Lieutenant Govern,r-r. j. king sbuIy, Water
bury.
Secretary of State-Gcn. F. A, Walker New
Haven.
L easurer-J. Olney, Thompson.
,umptioe,-EnC .r,i-, " aterrown.
Resolutions were adopted 4, follows:
Fm,t- The republic N ra,ty OF Cor neciient re-
ne their eclara' ion- Of impl CT, all, glance to
the Constitution If the UuIled Stat aud . aye OF
Conn, cticut, aud its d .oiion To the Dspi atiors
il winch the party WA. born, aud by which it
led the nation in triumph through the perils of
the civil war.
Second-The lesson Taught by the late rebellion
must be houoi ed in the policy aud conduct of our
government aud Indignantly protests against the
| upblushing avowal by tue democratic leaders of
| state sovereign N.Y.
| Tnird-Re nation 10 civil service and in the
administration of all public affairs, as set forth in
the letter of acceptance of Rutherford Il Hayes,
| economy and relrcnchment IN public expenses,
| speedy resumption of specie pay ment, and prompt
tuh ment OF ObIig atious Of the governm. Mt writ
ten upon its paper currency, and protest, against
repeal by the democ, ATTIC House of Re resentatives
OF the resumption clause of the law of 1873
| Fourth-Generosty and good will to the peo-
PIE of the South, harmony aud peace throughout
| the land, but protests against rewarding the SER
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-31
THE MAINE STATE FAIl
DAY.
The Stallion Exhibition, Drawing Match,
Races, &c.

Portland, Aug. 10. The second day Of the
State Fair had fine weather ana good attendance.
In the morning the exhibition of stations took
place, also the examination of Short Horn cattle
but no announcement Of premiums were made.
The drawing match took place at eleven o'clock.
Eli Stone, of East Windham, took the first pre-
MUM, his cattle girting seven feet and eleven
inche, and pulled 56S5 pounds nineteen feet. c.
w. Hall, Of Windham, took the second, his cat
tie gliting seven feet nine and q hall inches and
pulled 5465 pounds eight feet. An excursion par
ty of two hundred Vermont people attended to-
day. The hall is now completely in order and
makes Ene show. The exhibition of fruit is
small, wing to the early time Of holding the
Fair
Three races were trotted at Piesumpscot Park
this afternoon. In the 23S class there were five
starters and six heats trotted. Honest Farm
er won, Bay FeaInaught second and Forest X ng
third. Bes. time 2 SO. In the lace for four cal
olds four horses started and Riveiton Knox won
10 three straight heats. Time 256, 2.56 2.55
Captals took second money and Nellie IL. third
In the 2.40 race three horses started. Cameo
won first money and Black Diamond second
Best time 2.35.
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BIDDEFORD.
Republic N Rally.


Biddeford, August 80. Gen. Walter Hartman
spoke at City Hall, this evening. The hall was
well filled, and the audience very enthusiastic.
The Hayes club paraded with torches.
she ID mOcr,ti Show.
Hon. G. A. Alser Of New York, Hon. John X.
TaIbox Of Lawrence, and Hon. p A. Collins Of
Boston, will be among the democratic speakers
next week.
Col. E. H. Fem of Connecticut. the republican
candidate for secretary Of STATE last year, Tllden
convert, may make one or two speeches in this
country.
The sh-Americass of the second ward organ
lied Tildcn parade club, last evening, consisting
of 100 members.
TIE EugIi.h citizens formed the Tilden Blues.
Sixty men signed. They ad pied the naval uni
form. The democrats now have seven companies.
Both parties will have demonstrations next week.
Agricultural.
The York county agricultural society will hold
their fair ON the 26lh OF September. There will
be three days trottng in Biddeford, and fair and
cattle show in Saco.
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Remember the meeting Of the "Blaine Conti-
neutals' this evening, in Granite Hall.
Kerosene oil, on Tuesday last, advanced six
cents ON gallon.
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BA>GOR.
Railroad Matters.

BANGOR, Aug. 80.
On petition of J. Murray Kay, who represents
the London holders of the western extension
bonds of the E. & N. A. Railway, the courts OF
New Brunswick yesterday granted an injunction
against moving the rolling stock of that road out
of the Provinces, and J. Murray Kay and E. r.
Burpee were appointed receivers and the business
of the road will 60 on without interruption.
Hayes and Wheeler.
Company A, Hayes i Wheeler battalion men,
were presented with q flag by Mayor Hayford
this evening. Afterwards the club proceeded TO
the residence of Joseph Snow, President of the
Hayes 4 Wheeler club, who presented them with
a transparency of horse bearing the inscription,
"Talbot's Contribution" Company A don't ride y
1t marched about town and cheered at many resi-
dences which were illuminated. Much entbusi-
asm was manifested and there large crowd
GU the street. The company voted to 60 to Au-
gusta next Saturday.
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Gen. Banks Speaks.
THE NEW YORK DEMOCK ATI(
CONVENTION.
Hon. H,rIliO Seymour Nominated for
Governor.

Saratoga, August 80. The convention as
sembled at O'Clock, but was not called to order
until twenty-five minutes later. Hiram Gray Of
Chauning, was chosen president.
Among the electors ct large reported by the
committee on electors were Horatio Seymour.
whose name was received with long continued
applause, and John Kelley, whose name was also
greeted with decided applause.
The convention proceeded TO the nomiua-
ton of candidate for governor. Mr.. Alger moved
the nomination of Mr.. Seymour by reclamation.
For several minutes the confusion which followed
prevented further proceedings. When order WAS
restore the chair decided that Mr.. Seymour was
nominated by acclamation.
committee was appointed to wait upon Mr..
Seymour, aud the convention adjourned until 10
q. IN. tomorrow.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THY
9aily Kennehee 9ourual.
LINCOLN COUNTY REP BLICAN
CONVENTION.
GRAND MASS MEETING
Speeches by Governor Conner, Colonel
lngersoli and others.

Damariscotta, August 80. The Lincoln count,
republican conven ion met 10 Lincoln Hall this
forenoon, Z. W. Stetson Of Damarscotis presid-
ing. The follow pg nominations were made;
Scnator-F. l.. Ca ney. Newcastle.
Jude Of freba.e-A lmJse Kennedy, Waldo
bOlo'.
Sherf-James +. Morse, Whitefeh.
AIto.nty-W liam II Hutton, ID ,ma i-cotta.
Commi,sioDer-A. W Cinry. j, tfrrson.
Treasuter-Jo,eph W. Pacn +r'i, Wl.ca,set.
A mass Getting held this afternoon and
was addressed by Gov Co.n IF, Col. Inger.oll aud
others. Special trains have brought large mum
bes frCm surrounding towns and much tnthu>i-
Am prevails. The Damaii.cotta and Waldo no
bands arc in attendance.
Conner and nper.ol we're frequently applauded
! and in a speech OF nearly two hours Ingerso held
the closest attention Of the audience.
In the evening at Lincoln Hall, c. II. Treat o
Bath, spoke to a full house. Hayes & Wheeler
fay was thrown across Main street this forenoon
THE MAINE STATE FAIR-SECONE
DAY.
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iMarrtfn.

In Waervile, 18th inst, by Rev. r. Sanderson
Charles II. Weiiman to Fannie ~ Goldman.
In Portland, 18th inst, by Rev. MIR. Bchnell, Col
Liberty Billings If Fernandipa, Florida, form. riy
of Hallowell, Maine, to Miss Gertie +. Osgood of
Portland.
In Manchester, seth inst, at the brides fathers,
by Rev. Il. r. French, Herbert a. Young TO Miss
Mary f. Roberts, b, tn OF Manchester.
In East Mactas, 9th inst, by Rev. Geo W.
Kelly, Herbert NJ. Heath. E,q., OF Augusta, 10
Miss Laura ). Gardner Of East .'achas.
In Mt. Vernon, -9,h inst, by Rev w. II Clarke,
Willie .. Tuck of Haverh!ll, Mass. to Miss Alice
T.. Hopkins daughter OF Hon. calvin Hopkins of
MI Vernon.
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Murder WI Out.

A few years ago August Flower" was discov-
cred to be certain cure for Dyspepsia and Liver
their friends how easily and quickly they had been
cured by its use. The great merits Of Greens
August Flower became heraed through the coun
try by one sufferer to another until, without ad-
vertising its sale has become Immense. Drug
ei,ts in every town in the United States are sell
ing it. Ne person suffering with Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, Costiveness, palpitation of the
Heart, indigestion low spirits, etc, take three
doses without relief. Go to your Druggist and
get bottle for - cents and try it, SAMPLE bottles
10 cents. juneS-f TT&S&w
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Chicago Produce Market.

Flour-extra spring S OOa5 so.
Wheat - NO. spring spot AKA; Oct lSh
Sept, 9ik
Corn-No. 2. mixed, spot AK g; August 45xa
July
June 30.
nyo-No. O. So ass.
RarIey-No. spring 79-aH spot; a May;
July "a.
Dressed Hogs 8 65a9 rs.
PcTk-l5 W ais VA spot; 10 92H Aug; Is 62ha
Is 30 sept July IL lisa
Lard $50 Ss,-s spot; 10 o54 July; Sept IL SO
"a; Aug. ~ 95ag7h.
Bmlk Meats snv tiers 5Tas -; abort rib % 10
SkaA short clear mid 0Ta8-.
dams is bs average y.
Whiskey-lU8-a.
Freights--COrn to Buffalo. ok; wheat do 3k
Receipts 1000 hour, 90 00b wheat: 269 600 corn
81, OOU oats; 900 rye; 1900 barley.
shipments = 7oO nou. 500, wheat; 1890,
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GRAND REPUBLICAN RALLY AT
THOMASlON.

Thomaston, August 30. An enthusiastic mass
meeting Of the republicans of Thomaston at I'm
ion Hall, lat evening. was addressed by S. l..
M,liken and A. G. Lebroke. They spoke some
two hours and a half. dividing the time about
equally. The speeches we've able, telling and ex-
CeedlnylY well received.
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Starting up OF the sprague Mills.

We are happy in being able to announce TO oui
readers this morning, that the Sprague cotton
factory in Il is city will resume ope rstons Mon
day next, September 4th. Col. Dewitt, the agent
here, had a telegram from Mr.. Cbaffee, on Tues.
day, asking how soon sufficient help could be got
together for starting the factory. The Colonel
replied promptly that arrangements could be
| made for starting up on Monday. telegram,
in reply was received from Mr. Chaffee, yester-
day, ordering the starting up Of the mills on Mon
day. This will be good news for the entire bust
| ness community, more especially for those who
were throw GU. of employment by the suspen
sion few weeks ago. No doubt the mills will
keep in operation all winter, as there are bright
prospects OF cotton mills paying the coming sea
son.
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the Hon. Jas. G. Blaine, Hon. Llewellyn Powers,
Hon. B. F. Tefft and Hon. w. j. Corthell will be
the speakers of the day. The republicans are nov
wide awake, and evidently mean business.
The first copy of "The Republican" paper
published in the interests of the boilers Of this
di trcf has just made Its appearance. 1t Is evil
dent from the nature and substance of the paper
that its hackers are rot of the best of material.
Orono, Aug. 80, 1876.
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NEW YORK FORESTS.
The People Praying f,r Rain-..Terrib!e
Devastation.

Middletown, August 80. Forest fires about
Woodnurne AMI Pittsburgh, sullivan county,
aloi the New York Midland Road are raging
and spresuing fully aud mock ali eff rfs of the
people to .,ay their progress. An immense amount
Of mber has b, en- destroyed Tue MORE of fall
bu ldlngs doomed unless rain soon interfeies.
The smoke ant heat drive the farmers back in
despair. Iu VI. max ,IinI valley the smoke is like
heavy cloud. Meetings are held in the oh ircbes
in The ut i hborhooi of the region deso.aIed by
the droulh aud prayers are offered for rain.
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YER N ONT.
Campaign Notes.

White River Juncuo August 80. A grand re-
publican mass me, ting viii be neld in Windsor
next Saturday. The democrats will OLD u meet
ing at the sa ne place the same day. Both
parties a.e making strenu"u, flrts ~ increase
their respective votes Of 1874 Inc Coming cleo
ton Great, intense excit, ment Throughout the
Sac. The republicans talk Of 1000 majority.
The democl s,ics are sunguine Of reducing lhe re.
publ can majorily Of 1874. ''No scattering vote"
IS the cry.
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In the report of the recent great sales of coal
in New York, it is said that the price fell on all
grades from 81 to % per ton. That will be good
news to consumers of coal everywhere. Local
dealers must come down in their prices. If they
do not, consumers will combine and buy by the
vessel load at the great coal markets.
Five delegates from the SITS. Peter and Psuls
Catholic Temperance Society of the Soldiers
Home, Togus, and three delegates f. ON St. Mary's
Society Of this city. left on the afternoon train
yesterday, for Bangor, where they are to take
part in the proceedings of the first State conven
ton Of Catholic total abstinence societies. viii,
convenes there to-day. Societies from differe mt
sections of the State are to be represented and
the convention will doubtless be of great service
to the cause Of temperance, and bent fetal to all
concerned. The Bangor societies are arranging
for grand mass meeting to be held this evening
at Norombegs Hall, with music, speeches, etc.
The veteran soldiers who are to participate in
the work Of the present campaign. will observe
the general order in another column Of Capt. j..
o. Smith, commanding the "Connor Veteran
Gaar3s." 1t is important that all who deshe to
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DIR ESDEN.
Fire.

Gardiner, August 80. A. 3. IIoudlett's saw
and glist mill at Dresden Mills, was destroyed by
fire this morning. Loss, $4,000: ins urance, $4,000.
Fire supposed to be inceLdiary, as the mill bad
not been running for several weeks on account Of
low water.
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A small audience greeted Burke's Tableaux of
Erin last evening, at Granite Hall. The perform
auce was rstclass in every respect, particularly
the singing Of Miss Annie Irish. The company
leave here to-day for Boston, where they remain
! until the excitement over the campaign subsidies
somewhat.
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WASHINGTON.
The New u. s. Loan.

Washington, August 80. Notice was issued to-
day by Amerau SyDdca'e that thev will recev.
applications from THURSDAY the 3lst inst, to
Monday Sept 4th. al P. Nj. for the new y. S.
pei cent. loan at the price in Gold of zoos ano
accrued interest, from Sept. LIST TO the time o.
payment at The pleasure oil he purchaser between
the lO.h AID lhlr, eenth OF Sept.
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KANSAS.
Kiled by a Waler.spOut.

St. Louis, August 80. Advces from Hays City
Ks, says water-spout burst in Kill Creek Val
ley, Osborn Co., last Saturday evening and flood.
ed the entire bottom in about fifteen minutes
Horses, cattle, crops, &C., were swept away and
Ms. Brighton aud her two children and Mrs
Greene were drowned.
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kENNfBUNk.
Republican Rally.

Kennebunk, August 80. Gen. Walter IIarri-
man of New Hampshire, addressed the Repubi-
cans here last evening at the Town II all. A Hayes
ard Wheeler flag was rs sed here yesterday.
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POii ical.

Des Moines, August 80. The Iowa democratic
State convention met here this morning. The
convention organized by the choice OF Col. w. W.
Merritt of Montgomery, chairman.
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.
ATTENTlON VETERANS I!
Will MEET AT
NJ OMAN HAi l., this, Thursday

E. FossErT, ORDERLY.
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Cincinnati Produce Market

,invinaati. August 80. 1876
PORK-tl6 00al5 90.
LARD-stean 5Oa 50 kettle, llkSl2<.
BULK MEArS-shpulders 6x g., clear riU aide
INA y; clear sdcs she9
BACON shoulder. 7sa'x: clear rib sides 0k
A.. clear sides 10 elt-.
WHISkEY -ilUf
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Hon. E. F. Webb and Orville D. Baker, Esq,
are to speak in the church in South Gardiner. this
evening, at 7 O'Clock. Let our friends in that
vicinity rally for the cause.
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NEW YORK.
Arrived.

New York. August 30. The U. s. ship Ply.
mouth from Halifax and Boston, arrived here to.
day. All on board we're well. She will proceed
to Ph,ladelphia in few DAYS and relieve the flag
ship Hartford on Centennial duty.
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Weather Probabilities for To. Day.

For the New England and the Middle States
lower barometer, variable winds shifting to south
erly, and generally ws,mer, partly cloudy wealth
err, with possibly occasional rains.
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The Congregational church and society Of Win
throp, are to have . centennial celebration on
Monday afternoon and evening next, with an his
torical address and other exercises.
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The Republicans OF Sidney had one Of the
largest and most enthusiastic meetings yesterday
that has been held in that town for years. The
speeches of Mr.. Moor and Gen. Hall were very
able and were well received by the appreciative
audience present.
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EAST PORT.
Biaine's Arrival.

Eastport, August 80. Baiue cane from Calais
to day and spoke from the liakza If the Passama-
quodly Hotel for few minutes, but was inter-
rupted by shower. He left for Machiss, viz Luz
hec
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The following lay delegates from St. Marks
parish, in this city, have been elected to the do
cesar convention, to DO held in Portland, next
week: James Bridge, Edward Rowse. Daniel
Williams, S. w. Lane, D. C. Robinson.
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One of the water wheels Of the wooleh mill at
North Vassalboro', is broken, and some damage
done to the shaftng. 1t will take two or three
We eks to repair it.
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Gen. Hall and Mr.. Moor had an excellent meet
ing at Belgrade Mills on Tuesday afternoon,
which was well attended by the wide awake Re-
rub,ican3 of that vicinity.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
E'i.e.

Nashua, August 80. BY fire tonight dwell
ing house belonging TO the Nashua Iron and Steel
COMPANY, situated on Tyler street, occupied by
The FAINT, of Owen Conner was damaged to the
extent of $500.
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An enthusiastic convert in a recent prayer meet
ing In this city, remarked. II tell yer, brederen
and sisters, its a big thing to have some one q
prayin' for yert"
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ILLINOIS.


Chicago, August 30. The sportsmen's conven-
ton last evening elected officers, with Green smith
of New York, president June 18th, 1876, was
fixed upon for the next meeting.
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ono.
Fire.

Ciucir natl, August 81. The freight depot Of
tie Dayton Shore Liuc Railroad, WAS burned
Con id, rshle fieikh Int was also nurned. Los Oh
building, SIS 1000; OF freight, fom $l50,OOO !.
$500 0U0.
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The republicans are anticipating + glorious
rally At Gardiner tomorrow friday evening
Gov. Noyes, so popular in Maine, will address the
people.
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The ladies' Of this city forming the Temperance
Christian Union, in the lsrgeness Of their hearts,
are to present the Reform Club with elegant
hap
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PURTLANIy.
The Arlington Suicide.

The Arlington Suicide.
Portland, Augus' 80. Oar police think thst the
Por,lsnd Avipgron was not the suicide in j, rsev
City, as he was swsrfy man while the suicide
is report. d Of fair 'ompls xioD, but that he 30,
himself so reported in order TO disappear.
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{: E(DR(lA.
Y II. W Fevfr.

IT, W FeVfr.
Savannah, August 80. The yellow fever is not
el id, me. There have been Oh y 80 cases re-
ported curing the season aud ten deaths to date
The excitement Las subsidized.
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And still the farmer and the dust-covered trav-
eller pray for rain. Csterns are falling. wells are
getting low, and Old Prob. holds out no offer Of
rolief
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Boston Stock List.

Boston. August 80, $50.
Gsales ct the Brokers' Board.l
Eastern Railroad 6Aash
hOsLon 4 Maine railroad, 81 a97 =
Portland, Saco Portsmouth o!-a-
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CALIFORNIA.
The Late Fire.

San Francisco, August 80. The total Losses BY
gazing $50 600. Eighty-eight buildings were
destroyed; insurance Sl45 900. German benevo-
lent society lose $l25,0O0. Supposed to be the
work of an incendary.
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We understand that the mill Of the Franklin
Land and Lumber Co. in this city, will suspend
for a while on Saturday, for want of logs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-31

The new Masonic rooms in this city will bt
opea to the public this afte, noon and evening
and all are invited to attend.
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Regular communication of Jerusalem X. A
Chapter, this afternoon at 2.a o'clock.
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nousekeepers can find nice Spices, Preserved
Ginger, Flavoripg Extracts and "fxings" for
their fall picking and preserving at Patridge 5
Drug Store. aug3l ltd
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Verdict.

Easton, August 30. In the case Of Allen c.
Laros, the poisoner, the jury rendered verdict
of murder in the first degree.
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Persons wishing Chinese Lanterns for illumi-
nation should leave their orders to. day with Geo.
8. Ballard, where samples may be seen.