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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-12
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
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Daily Ksaasdse 5uurual.
ELECTION NEWS.

EAsTPoRT. September IL. The vote on consti.
tutional amendment electors, fer 81, against II;
municipal indebtedness, for l43, against IA.
BELFAST, September H. Returns from sixteen
towns in Waldo county, indicate about 500 re-
publican majority. much sms Her vote than
last year. Simpson, DEM, representative from
Sealsport and Stockton being the gain.
BIDDEFoRD September IL. Complete returns
from every town in York county are received.
Connor's majority is 573. The republicans elect
every county officer by varying msjorities.
PORTLAND. September IL. Twenty one towns
in Cumberland county, give the average vote for
republican county officers, $780, democratic $40.
Five towns to hear from, gave last year, lO46 re-
publican; $40 democratic. The republican ma
jority last year 1913, in the county on govern.
or's vote.
William G. Davis, DEM, is undoubtedly elected
over Higgins, as Senator. All the other republi-
can county officers are probably elected by at
least 100 majority.
Hon. Eugene Hale telegraphs Mr.. Pullen of
the Press, that Washington county gives 500 rep
majority; Hancock, 1000; Waldo, $50; and says
Knox towns will increase this 5th district mai
The counties given last night as doubtful, prove
to)he republican to-day, leaving the democrats
only Knox and Lincoln, which they had last year,
with probably two Senators in republican counties
The Senate stands Is republicans, democrats;
and the House stands 81 republicans, 26 demo-
Gratis, aud greenbscks, in Livermore, and in
oxford, and 26 not reported. But few returns
have been received in regard to constitutional
dnop Co, fa, haa a..
elective franchise, received 25S7 in favor, 3O97
against. That limiting municipal indebtedness,
1852 in favor, and 65S against The first is prob
ably defeated, the latter overwhelmingly adopted
DOVER, September IL. The republicans of
Piscataquis county have elected the county off.
GERS, and Of the representatives.. A light vote
was cast, but the majority will average with the
"off'' years.
RocKLAND, September IL. Returns from all
the towns in Knox county show majority for
Williams of 627, and an average democratic ma.
jority of GAL on the county ticket
WALDoBoRo, September IL. Complete returns
from every town in Lincoln county, except Mon.
hogan Island give a democratic majority of 1874
on the vote for governor. Monhegan usually
about evenly balanced. The republicans elect 8
representatives. democrats 2, independent |. The
democrats elect the entire county ticket, includ.
ing Senator.
BANGOR. September IL. The Wings returns
all but 10 towns in Penobscot county give Conner
SPA, Williams Pas, Munson 500, Talbot AL
Total vote Will be about IL, 900. Common will have
over 5000 majority over Williams, and above 90
600 majority over ALL The whole republican
county ticket is elected by about the same major
ity; and Is of the Is, republicans are elected to
the legislature.
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NEW YORK.
Bank Matters.


NEW YORK Septe mber IL A private meeting
of bank presidents was held to-day to initiate a
movement for resumption of specie payments
Three plans to accomplish this we've referred to
committee to report at future meeting
Murder.
Capt. John Avis. executoner of John Brown
killed Captain johnson in a fight at Court ey
Springs, Va, Friday.
The Coal Mine Troubles.
Wilkesbarre special says the terms otfere by
the Lehigh company were furiously voted down
yesterday. The system of Molly Mcguire in,iini-
dsiions against the miners d. string to work, con
tlnues.
Resignation.
Some forty office holders re.igned last night
from membership of the various city political or
CARNATIONS.
The Post says Daily retires from theatrical man
agement next Saturday.
Body Found.
The remains of another body have been found
in the ruins of the 35th ST. fire.
Denial.
Ex-Governor Chamberlain, who returned here
to-day, says the recent charges against him al c
entirely false.
Weather.
Warm, hazy, wind south.
The Anti-Tammanyi tes.
The Anti-Tammany democracy organized last
evening, with Ira Schaffer as President of the
general committee.
The Fishery Commission.
A Washington despatch to the Tribune says the
pre- iminary decision of the fishery question is con-
sidered by the administration as q substantial tr-
umph for the United States. The final decision
Of the whole question probably will not be reached
before November.
Political.
Washington despatch says the democrats be-
ieve they will control the Senate. Morton will
be absent leaving only two republican majority.
One Of these has already been captured, and if
Senator Spencer should be delayed by his Black
Hill speculations, it would leave the Senate with
democratic supremacy.
Business Prospects.
Inquiries among importers and jobbers develop
the fact that greatly increased fall business has
already begun. Western and southern buyers
now here, say the prospects are exceedingly ia.
vorable for brisk trade. Draymen say their
trucking business is heavier than for several
years.
The statement is now made that the actress
Amy Fawcett WAS murdered last spring by her
parsmour in this city. 1t is alleged he threw her
down stairs, beat and kicked her, from the fleets
OF which she died.
killed.
Three lsborers were killed this morning at the
sugar refinery at JerseyCity, by a coal bucket fall
ing on them from the sixth story.
sad Accident.
Rev Mr. Mooney of st. Biidgets church, was
thrown from wagon on 57th street, this after
noon, and is reported dying.
RumOTs.
Washington special gives the rumor thst the
assistant secretary of the treasury Nc Cormick, is
to be SECRETARY of the Interior and that Secretary
Schurz will be appointed Minister to Berlin.
Railroad Matters.
BUFFALO, September H. The Buffalo & James.
town railroad was sold by referee to-day, for q
million dollars. 10 j. M. Richmond and others, q
committee for the bondhoders.
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AstoutshiuR Succesa.

1t is the duty of every person who has used
Boschee's German Syrup to let its wonderful quail.
ties be known to their friends in curing consump.
ion. severe coughs. Group, asthma, pneumonia
and in fact all throat and lung diseases. No per.
son can use it without immediate relief. Three
doses will relieve any case, aud we consider it the
duty of all druggists to recommend it to the poor
dying consumptve, at least to try one bottle. as
10000 dozen bottles were sold last year, and nc
one case where it failed was reported. Such q
medicine as the German Syrup cannot be loo
widely known Ask your druggist about it. Sam
pie bottles TO Try sold at 10 cents. Regular size
10 cents. For sale by druggists.
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AT the third annual meeting of the Union S. S.
Picnic Association at Togus, the following reso-
lutions were offered by committee appointed for
that purpose:
Whereas, God in his wise providence has
pleased to reuove from US by death, on the 18th
day of July last, our most excellent brother. Hon.
Warren Percval of Vssssboro President OF the
Union 5. S. Picnic Association. and
Whereas, Or convention has met by appoint
ment on this 10Th day of August, at Togus, to re-
count the dealings of God with us, we are led to
the sad reflection that he who knew best how to
lead US in council has gone from all labor; there
fore,
lst. Resolved, That we express our sorrow in
this event that takes from us one in whom we had
unbounded confidence as Sabbath school worker
and as a christian.
%. Resolved, That we tender our heartfelt
sympathy to the beresved family, and pray that
they may be sustained in their great affection by
the grace OF God, which is all sufficient.
81. Resolved, That copy of these resolutions
be sent to the family, and one each to the Kenne-
bee journal and Maine Farmer for publication.
N'''- { /: h + E%ss1s$;s,r Committee
Z. b. HANSON, Secretary.
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STATE OF MAINE.

80 sAGADA Hoo ss.-At Supreme Judicia
LIS Court. begun and held al Bath, within
81 and for ssid County OF SagsdshOc, on the
third Tuesday Of August, Ammo D,mini ls51.
Upon the oregoins Libel, ORDRRED, That the
Libellant give notice 20 sn persons Interested In
OF our supreme Judicial Court. to be held as Bel.
fast within and for the County VI Waldo, On the
third Tuesday OF October next, By pnblishing N
III TevI. three weeks sS:ss:.:.s:y L. :ss Kss;sseo
Journal. n newspaper printed as Augusta, In the
County Of KenneOec, the last publication 70 be
fourteen days a. Toast before the sitsi Il Of said
court, that che may then and there. IN our said
cou,t appear, and shew cause, Il any she has, Why
the prayer Of said Libel should nos be granted.
Atsess:-JOs. n. HAYES, Clerk.
A true copy OF Libel and order Il oourS thereon.
Attest Jos. n. HAYES, Clerk.
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THE INDIAN OUTBREAK
Sitting Bull Reported to Have Left Cam
ada.

New YORK, September IL. A letter from Vol
Rapids reports Lieut. Beard of the 9th infantry,
states that Sitting Bull and tribe had dance after
consultation with Major WEIGH of the British pc.
lice. After the dance Sitting Bull got into q dis
pnte with Culverson, a government scout. and at
tempted to kill him. but WEIGH covered Sitting
Bull with revolver, and told him he could not
commit any deviltres on British soil, and gave
him and his tribe five days to leave the country.
saying if he caught him there afterwards he
wodld hang him. This was August 10th. and he
lett on the 18th 1t is believed that he made for
the Missouri river below Mussell Shell river, and
Lieut.. Beard asked for renforcements from Maj
Lazelle. Three companies of the seventh csvsl-
ry have been sent to Maj. Brisbn, and six COM
panies Of the same have gone to Mussell Shell
river.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Arrested.

LAWRENCE, September IL. James Sp ncer,
claiming to nail from New Orleans and john
Mahoney, from Manchester, n. H., were arrested
OF clothes and case of surgical instruments.
They entered 9 number OF houses, and were ar
rested when about to pawn the articles stolen.
Spencer, it is believed, belongs in Boston. On
his person was found complete list of the fairs to
be held in this State. Both criminals had been n
Portland during the recent fair. They will be ar
rsigned in the police court tomorrow.
Suicide.
BosToN, September IL. Jesse Simpson, aged
20, of Somerville, committed suicide to-diy by
hanging.
Death.
SPRINGfIELD, September IL. Conductor w.
d. Conkhn OF the Athol Railroad, died to-day from
Injuries received in the accident at Enfield, Aug.
29th
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PENNSYLv ANA.
The Situation.

NEW YORK, September IL. A Wikesbarre des-
pacn says it is reported that the working me II $
executive committee are controlled by politicians,
and the men are losing confidence in their COM
mittees. 1hree-fourths of tine en- would resume
work at once if the question were put TO vote.
0elebratiOn.
CHADDsFoRD, September H. About 1000 peo-
pie attended tue celebration of the centennial an
nverssry OF Brand, wine, here to day. Several
IN iii airy companies from W Wilmington and West.
chester were present. Speeches were made by
Senator Baysrd and others.
RaiIrO d Accident.
HAZELToN, September IL. The morning pas
seuger tram of the Lehlgh Valley Railroad run
over n near here, and the baggage and pas
senger cars were thrown from the track, aud VIM.
Meirick, baggage master, Joseph Corbley, Ex-
press messenger. and VIM. Wood, passenger, all
OF whom were in the baggage car. were seriously
injured. Several occupants of the passenger car
were bruised, but it is thought none are very Sc
Death.
William Came ron, the older brother of Simon
Cameron, died yesterday at Lewlsburg, aged "a
years.
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Gambetta's Trial.

Gambetta and Murit, publishers Of the Repub-
lique Franchise, wer, TO have appeared before the
10th Chamber Of Cor ectionsl Police, to answer
Tor delivering and publishing the formers Lille
speech. Neither responded, Gsmbetts in conse-
quence Of illness. His counsel lodged petition
Tor adjournment of trial one week. which re-
fused. the entry of default was made against
Gambetta and Mdrat, aud Gambetta condemned in
efault TO three month's imprisonment and fine
of 200 frances. The public were excluded from
the Palas of Justice where the tribunal is sitting
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ham. followed by q very able discourse by Martha
Hunt, from ST. John II, 8, followed by several
others.
was led by Martha Hunt, and was a most excellent
meeting. Thus closed one of the most interesting
meetings it has ever been our lot to attend.
Martha Hunt and husband are intending to hold
temperance meetings 10 different parts of the
State during the fall.
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Mr.. Trscy's frst concert in connection with the
Musical Convention, was given at Meonian Hall
last evening. to an appreciative audience. The
concert was given by home talent, consisting of
Mr.. Tracy's pupils assisted by Miss Murdoch,
and all were delighted with the entertainment and
the talent exhibited. Concerts will be given on
Thursday and Friday evening. On the latter eve
ming the grand Cantata of Esther" will be pre-
sented
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M arIne Disaster.

Barque T. X. Weldon, 405 tons. built at Frank
lin in 1866, has been sold at New York for the
African trade at about $1,000; also brig II. Trow-
bridge, l76 TONS built at Portland in lS47 rebuilt
in 1874, at $500, for a whaler.
Ship Yosemite, lbs tons, built at Portsmouth
in 1867, has been sold at San Franc isco for
IS, 500.
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WASHINGTON, September IL. kilograms from
Richmond, Ind, say that Morton rested we'll last
night, and Is iully recovered from the relapse of
yesterday.
CINCINNATI September IL. The Gszette's
Richmond, Ind, special says that the immediate
friends and ply sic ians OF Senator Morton seem to
feel sang inc that he has about recovered from the
slight relapse of esterday, but there is some rea-
son to fssr that his general condition is not so
good as it was ten days ago.
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chicago, 6epeem Der IL. loUs
FLOUR-Extra spring os 7ss5 50.
HEATING. spring, I2kz 00o, cash, t07ka
-; Sept. loSk: October y51s Mol. sshs-;
40 o. rejected, 73-s--.
CORN No. = mixed. s5h: sash e.: Sept, 45k
Oct az.
OATS 2t<c sash: 24ko Sept; FAX Oct.
RYE-No. :, 54Ac.
bARLEY-NV.S spring, a6cs.
PORK Cash, IL 45-ai2 So. Sept, Is a.,
Oct., IL As.
LARD-C Cash $50 cash; sio--ss IS :. Sept
Oct. IS -a9.4zh.
BULK MEArs--shoulders, sSsakc; short rib
'ides, lhs C. short clear rib, INA o.
WHiSKEY-Western, % :.
tREiGHTS-Corn to Buffalo, &C.: what d.
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Executors Sale.

DY virtue of . license froa the Judge Of Pro-
Db bate for the County Of KeDnebsc. win be sold
al Public Auction on Tuesday, the 1ud day o.
October, A. ID. 1877, st 10 ooiec. IN NE torsaooa,
interest OF which Henry r. sssdoaa. lcEs e sidasy
In said County. died seized and possessed, u esa
to the h0mestsad hrn Of aid 6eed oan. sienaao q
more or less, Including Ne rovoFaioa Of - Wtd-
owls dover therein. TogWo q al 49, knoVn
q the ZINE and place q 80.
August %, 1871. :ltWeWQ
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STATE or MAINE.

COUNTY OF WALDO IS.
On this twenty-seventh day Of August, AID.
1871, personally appeared Suel b. Fletcher, the
above named libsllant, and made oath that he
residence of Refine elizabeth Fletcher, the above
named libellee Is not known to said hbsllaus and
cannot be ascertained by reasonable diligence.
before me,
/. N. BoARDMAN, Justice Of The Peace.
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Dr. ]. b. Bell Of this city, recently performed a
successful and difficult surgical operation in
Rocklsnd. in the removal Of an ovarian tumor
from Mrs. S. l. Lovejoy The operation was per-
formed on Thursday last, and although the patient
is about sixty years of age. is doing well. The
tumor with its contents weighed twenty five
pounds.
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A VOLCANIC ERUPTION.
ONE THOUSAND PERSONS
KILLED.

NEW ioRk, September II. A letter fIom Lat
tscbuga, Ecuador, states that the volcano Coto-
paxi had an eruption the latter part of July. and
by the upheaval of water the streams swept away
several plantations and drowned at least one thou
sand people in different places, and over 900 cat
tie. The surface of the country for miles around
was covered with subsequent showers of ashes,
destroying all cereals and plants, and starvation
was feared on the Both of July
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FLORIDA.
Yellow Fever.

JACKSONVILLE, September IL. There was one
death last uIght from ye How fever at Fernsndins.
aud three new cases are reported to-day. Nurses
aud doctor are enroute from Savannah. The
,iluation is unchanged and the weather is reported
As unfav orable.
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OHIO.
Political.

New YORK, September IL. A Springfield o..
despatch says Gen. keifer spoke in favor of the
silver dollar dollar last night.
Report.
There are indications of the breaking up of the
workngmen's party in Ohio.
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On the Toilet Ta b les

Of the beau monde. that delightful and healthfu
elixir, SUZODONr, is always found. There is
nothing comparable to it for rendering the teeth
spolless, anu preventing their decay. Those who
use it exhale fragrance when they open then
mouths. septl2teud&Ml
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mayll- teod&wtf

What is More Delightful than a Bath Ordin-
ary soap, however, often impairs the natural
whteness of The skin, and agIavates its rrilations
whteDs, soolhe- aud purides it. Sold by all drug
gists. Hills Hair aud Wbisker Dive, Black or
Brown, 80 cents. aug29-tS wlmo
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Reduc ion.
YER MONT.
Fumes al.

ST. ALBANs September IL. The remains Of
the late Bishop Rapper have lain in state IN ST.
Mays Catholic church here since Sunday, viewed
by thousands of people. An imposing funeral
occurred this morning. The Bishop OF Montreal
celebrating high mass.
Fire.
NoRTHFIELD, September IL. The shed of the
Central Vermont railroad, Roxbury. full of wood,
was burned last night. Loss $4,000.
Appointment.
BENNINGTON, September IL. The following
gentlemen have received appointments under the
Bennington Il Rutland X. X. Co.; Geo. A. San
derson, general freight agent, office at Rutland
w. g. Shaw, general accountant, Office ut South
Bennington; George W. Blanchard, master
mechanic.
The 9th annual fair of Vermont State Agri-
cultural Society and Wool Growers Assoc istlon,
opened at st. Adams this morning.
Trial.
AT Strasburg to-day, the trial of Edwin C..
Hayden for the murder of his wife at Derby
Line, August 81, 1876, commence to-day. No
murder trial yet held the State has excited such
general, and crowds have Hocked hither to at
tend it.
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The Bowdoimham A.soc,st,on

The Bowdo iDhsm Baptist Association, one Of
the oldest religious Organizations in the State,
commenced its annual session with the First Bay
list church in this city, yesterday afternoon. a
large number of delegates are present, ali the
churches being represented. Rev. DR.. Klngsbuy
of oowdoinham, was chosen Modei ator, Rev. MI.
Eveleth of Livermore, Clerk, ani John +. Bran
erd of Winthrop, Treasurer. This is Mr. Bralu-
erd's twenty first consecutive election. The au.
nua! preliminary business was transacted, com
mittees appointed, etc. After a season of devo
tion, led by Rev. 5. G. Sargent of Augusta, the
occasional sermon was preached by H;v. A. Sny-
der OF Wayne, from the text IN the 81 chapter oi
Ephesans, l0;h verse: 40 the intent that nov
unto the municipalities and powers in heavenl,
places might be known by the church the IN AMI
fold wisdom OF God" Rev. NJ. J. Kelley conduct.
ed the preliminary services. Letters from several
of the churches were then read.
In the evening, after season of rare devotional
interest, conducted by Rev. Mr.. Kelley, an able
sermon was preached by Rev. Mr.. Newcomb OF
Hallowell. His text was in the 18th chapter of
Matthew, 22d verse: "Ile that is not with me, is
against me-"
There will be an early morning prayer meeting
this morning at 6 O'clock the convention will re-
preached at IL o'clock by Rev. Z. Nugent of Fay
cite. There will also be preaching in the after
noon and on this evening.
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FOUND /!

ER,DAY, in this city, on the sidewalk near
Il Granite Hall block, . gentleman's pocket
oook, containing among other ar icies, letter ad.
dressed 70 =. II. Barrows, from Leighton, Scruton
Co., two photographs, etc. II may be had Ct this
Office.
Augusta, Sept. Z. 1877. sepe-tss
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The ground is well wetted, grass is growing
wonderfully, corn is glazed generally, and much
Of it fit to cut up; potatoes rotting some; farm
ers are threshing grain turns out well generally !;
cows are doing better since the rain, and farmers
are feeling pretty comfortable; rutsbagas, man
colds, sugar beets and carrots are growing finely
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Persons suffering from hernia or rupture who
desire good fitting truss, should 20 to Partridge 5
Drug Store, Augusta, where is the largest stock
and variety in the State, and the requisite skill to
give good fit. luNe29t taw&w
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We are glad to see that Mr.. L. S Spaudng and
Mr. IL. G. Reed are having such good success in
their work in starting lodge of Odd Fellows in
Richmond. We hope it will be first class. Mr..
Spauding and Reed have stuck to it well and
have worked hard now for two years. And now
we think it will be a grand success as they have
got about twenty-five names their paper; and
they are having a new hall fitted up in the new
block that is being put up by spauldng & Stuart.
hope we shall see Mr.. Spaulding as the Noble
Grand and Mr.. Reed Vice Grand, for their good
work, as they are men that You can count on a.
first class. Mr.. Spauding is the assistant post
master and Mr.. Reed is the leading north enc
merchant. Mr.. Spauldng is one of The lrongest
temperance men you can find, he has no
bad habits at ALL In fact either of them can show
good record
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.
=" " York. s. pit

."w York, 8. ptember II, 1871.
Money was easy AT Sab per cent. on call. For.
sign exchange advanced to tST- for bankers long
ana aS3- a4s3 Tor ienand Gold opened NJ ;03IS
aud closed at 1881. Loans iha1a4 per cent
CUT toms receipts, 1881, 90L. Treasury disbursei
5000 interest t24lO00 Tor bonds. and - ,O0o Tor
silver.
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CA ia.
Arrested.

BosroS, September II. Charles ID. Metsler of
Chicago, was arrested yesterday at st. Catharines
Ont, on charge Of forgery, BY American detec-
820, 900.