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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-09

The full election returns from Connect
cut show that seventy-three towns went
democratic. seyenty-one republican and
stwehty one are evenly divided, while New
Haven and Bridgeport had no elections.
The first constitutional amendment. pro-
,hiLitiug extra pay to public officers, was
carried by 1881 majority, and the one
fos bidding town aid to railroads by 10, 232
majority.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-09
General News.

The curfew has been toled every evening for
700 years at Sandwich. England
A blighted female in San Francisco, 65 years
marriage against a gay deceiver of 20, the DANA
ges being laid at $4,000.
A small hog which had been petted by child
in Maysville, Ky, showed its love for its patron
after the boys decesse by following the hearse
seven miles when the funeral took place.
Mr.. Asa A. Breed of Lynn was, on Friday,
robbed of $4,000 in broad daylight near the sta
ton of the Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad in
Boston. The robbers have not yet been arrested
Edward Everett Martin Van Buren,. Harrison
Gray Otis, Josiah Quincy and Perrepont Edwards,
all descendants Of the great men whose names
hey bear, arc students at Harvard.
The creditors of Frank Leslie, the publisher,
have agreed to permit him to supervise his various
publications hereafter on salary of twenty per
cent. of the profits. eighty per cent. to be divided
pro rata, quarterly, among the creditors.
The catalogue Of the library of the Boston
Athenaum, prepared by Mr.. Chas. A. Cutter and
half dozen assistants, W i'll make five octave vol
umes and will be published at a cost of about
100000, if Boston papers statement can be &C
cepted as true.
Miss Mary Louisa Fields, whom Gov. lice OF
Massachusetts, was to have married last week,
died at Bethlehem, N H., on Sunday of that
week, of brain fever. She was native of Phila-
delphia about 80 years of age, and of rare ac-
complishments and most attractive qualities.
The Princess Mercedes, to whom the King of
Spain is pay ing court exacts from him all the lit
tie attentions that the bellies of Seville and
Granada are accustomed to. One of his duties is
to sing to the tinkle Of guitar under her balcony
at night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-09

The only district in the United States,
which will not have a representative on
the roll Of the House, made up by Clerk
Adams, will be the lid Missouri. No
certificate has been issued to any one in
that district, and as the matter is now tied
mp in the courts, none can be issued before
the meeting Of Congress. The case will
present very interesting question.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-09

shrewdness sagacty wisdom and temper. Ger
tainy If the New York convention had tried the
method of that in Maine, 1. {. to allow differences
of opinion, give the Administration trial, and wait
for results, the result might be what the result in
Maine has been, republican unity and victory.
Now there is likely to be positive damage to the
republicans Of New York. Unless the Tammany
and anti-Tammany portions of the democracy en-
trely fail to agree (Which seems likely just now,
the republicans cannot expect to carry the Senate,
much less the State. But this being the ''of y
year, perhaps it is as well that the question thus
preached should be argued, and the strength OF
the two sides proved in New York as anywhere
else.
OUR TROUBLES on THE MEXICAN BORDER.
Secretary Evarts anticipates serious trouble
on the Mexican border. So far, the most AMIGA
BILE relations between the two governments are
should act unwiseIy and stir up hot blood, we need
not fear any trouble 10 that quarter.
INCREASE OF THE ARMY.
There seems to be growing disposition or all
sides IN favor OF an increase of the arm The
highest estimate of the proposed inc 'se Sc, O.,
to be 10000 making the maxmnr O,0O0j a. 1t
is hardly probable that more tha 1000 IN will
be added, together with propU tona- increase
of officers. The rub will come IL ,uere, the
South will claim these for herself.
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE.
The National Republican, so long supposed to be
the organ of the Administration, has changed
hands, A. NJ. Clapp. late Public Printer, becom
Ing editor. and Ex-Secretary Robson becoming
prIIcipa owner, of the establishment. the edi-
torals indicate that, generally, the paper will be
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT the same time appears
another paper called the National Union, under
the editorial control of John Lynch. late member
OF Congress from Maine, and George +. Talbot,
late solicitor OF the treasury. The paper u.s. Judg-
ing from its first number, to be ably editet. well
conducted, aud, in tone, iavorably inclined to the
policy of Inc Administrator and likely TO become
It's organ, if 1t chooses 10 have an o., gan.
SAFETY OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Examination has proved thar nearly all the De-
partnent Buildings here are Insecure as to h,e,
and probably quite large appropriation will be
asked OF Congress To piivide better buildings OF
means OF safety. The Patent Office building will
not he IN condition for reoccnpaucy for nearly a
year TO cone If permanent, fire proof roof Is pat
on. 1t presents sorry sight now. L. j. b.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-09

Senator Conkling's unexpected stand against
the civil service policy of the administration, has
taken the politicians by the ears, especially those
from New York. These latter hardly know which
side they are on--tbst is, outwardy; but inward
ly, think they consider that ConklDg is right.
Yet they quite generally think that he lacked
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-09

To-day occurs the election in Ohio. The
people will elect full ticket of State Off
GERS and legislature which will choose a
United States Senator. They will also
vote upon an amendment to their consti-
tuition, re-organizing the judiciary of the
State, and upon an act to authorize free
banking. y 884 o. 5iGsl 1864
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-09

Adamsons Botanic Balsam is prepared from the
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highly recommended for its great curative proper
ties. 1t cures all throat, chest and lung difficult
ties. Price 80 cts. octe-t&wlw
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JUDY s. l877 TRIPLE SHEET

Tho continued harpng on the six million suit by the
prosecution and the press, has led many people TO
suppose that only six millions have been stolen This
Is another device of those model ''reior mersn who
have undertaken to look alter The the
munity. assert that more than sixty millions OF pub
propraed by thieves before reached the treasury.
during the three years Immediately preceding the ex
posure OF the frauds
All the laws tnai passed to enable the ri ng TO
rob tho city still the statute books OF the state
The powers that were conferred on the four who
ruled the city six years ago reverted TO Tdcn and
Green with the C0mptrcer's Office The machinery
and effort, and by an expenditure Of several mNlons
OF the peoples money, was part OF the spos which
fell into the hands OF Tden and Green with that oice
Tilden states IN his pamphlet Up. AZ that 'he ex-
amined the laws'' Ia relation TO the Comptroers OIL
hce II he did he must have discovered that by issuing
a certain class OF securities, which would not be
payable Tor Ifty years. The city could be robbed OF
could not be discovered long the thieves could
Keep their frichds IN The Comptroilsrs Office. Nor IS
this ALL Tilden must long since have become aware,
through his hcBchman Green. that under the opera
ton OF one OF these laws four aud hall millions OF
these securities were issued in one day IN 1871 within
week oi the appearance OF my nrs. article IN relation
to the frauds And he could scarcely been igno
Law, two millions o the ciass VI securities
issued during tho month OF May 1S76-about the time
that the lato Presidential campaign was about TO open
But apart from this the fact that the laws 10 which
have referred have been allowed to remain
statute books for six years, during which time Tlden
has been both member OF the Legislature and the
Executive OF the Stnte should consign canting
frauds 10 eternal iuiamy.
. MATTHEW j. O'RoURKE
NV YoRK. JuIy 4. 1877
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
A wIFE'S SUICIDE.

James Brodcrck, laborer, called at the York street
station house. Brooklyn, early yesterday morning and
stated that his wife Margaret had taken poison Tho
ambulance surgeon, who summoned by the police
sergeant at tho DESK hastencd the habtatio tho
Brodcricks No 10s-Pcar street, ahd thcrc found he
woman vomiting violently aud in terrible agony ON tho
effects OF Paris green. She died shortly after the
arrival OF tho DOCTOR The husband oi the deceased
stated that ho had his wife KING something Ia
pitcher tho evening previous, and that shc drank
II, saying to him sho had taken her last drunk. Ho
told her he would go and have policeman tho
hpusc aud arrest her wnereupon she laughed sad
''Do you think l such fool TO take
poison S'' This reply threw HIM of his guard.
He left tho house. and returning about halfpast nine
O'Clock found hts WHO IN conversation with neiqhbor
Broderick then went TO bed and slept ill half-past
three O'Clock IN the morning, when he learned that
his wife was dying, and he then reported the TO
the police. Domestic unhappnoss is supposed to have
been the cause Of tho act.
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
COURT CALENDARS-.THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRr--CHAMBERs-Hcld by Judge West
brook Nos As. SO, s2 90. 81 o. 107, LAT. l50 III
Isl. lss, l92, 1885, 1884, 20J 2ol, 202 203 20 2os, 200
2l2, 2i9.
SUPREME CouRr-irxgRAL TERM Adjourned until
July
SUPREME CoURr-SPEciAL TERN. Adjourned until
Monday. July
SUPREME CUrRr-CIRcUir-Par Held BY Judge
Darreu-Casc on, Browning ct al VS. smith ct al. No
day calendar. Part Adjourned tor the term. Part
3-AdIourned tor the term.
SUPERIOR CouRf--GESERAL TgRM-Adjourncd sine
die
SUPERIOR. CoURr-SrEciAL TgRM-Hcld by Judge
Freedman. No day calendar
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRAL fERM-Part l.-Adjournod
for tho term. Part 2-AdJourncd for the term.
Part 3-Adjourncd for tho term
COMMON PLEAs-G ESERAL TERN Adjourned sine de.
COMMON pLEAs-SPEcIAL TERM-Heid by Judge Van
Hoesen.-N day cncndar.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL rERM-Part 1.-Adourned
Tor the term Part 2.-Adjourned for the term. Part
3-Adjourncd D. for the term.
MARINE CoURr-fRiAL TERN Part 1.--Adjourned
for the tetm Part 2-Adjouin ned tor the term. Part
3-Adjourned Tor The term.
CorRr OF GENERAL SEssIoys-Parts and 2-Ad.
journed until Monday, July 1871
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
ANSWERS.
UNCIvfL SERvANTs.

To THE EprroR THE HERALD
The attaches Of Commissioner CampbeII's ONCE
would fcoI grateful for tho privilege OF responding to
the complaint y "w' under title OF "Uncvl
Servants Respecting the manner IN which visitors
treated We have no remarks TO make Those cou.
ncotcd with that onicc doubt "arise and cx.
plain" 'i called upon, but will state that there Is
certainly unnecessary incvity or discourtcousnes
shown any ono having business In Commissioner
Campbelrs Office IL seems unreasonable, indeed, ior
"W" TO impose on the HKRALD's generosity by such
communications when hint to the Commissioner
would receive proper attention. You can appreciate
the abuse TO whsn subordnatcs IN public Offices are
frequently subjected by disappointed Office seekers
who are orgefu o the time they waste and do not
times use vory elegant language. EAtL0YkS.
The New York herald., 1877-07-05

AOrhooTY 81 r Tss the
THE UNDERSIGNED hereby give notice that from th,
ssI q1 % Il. a' c ~ h VIZ oS 1s'sT' ar @ 'HG
hSD hecnuED II doG i.fa oo
InE BONDS ar. redscmsolc sner thirty year. from
"ss s sn rs.s ss sNsas from o Of taxes or
form by or under state municipal or local authority.
tue INTBRLsT on tho REGIsrEREp STOCK will he
PAID ~ checs, issnsd by the rREAsuREk Of fhE
his address The check spayabe presentation proocy
ndorsed at tho Offices the Treasurer and Assistant Treas
s"d E ocR % cHgr3S s1Sos S
Of $50. 500 500. 81 ooo. 5000 and 10000
rHE BONDS both cOUPoN aud REGISTERED. will b,
I'rS 81 'sfy'I1 H1rr6ATios T viii os n.d by u,
% Boston cSs.so es .sfa xa~ os Sw
YORK rhi.oepba - Lou, and Francisco and By tho
;psey tho and dsnomaailons relarsd and,
the person whom bond. shall be made payable.
TWO PER CENT ofthe pu,cha.e money mus. accompany
the sno'e'pon Ct ,n. The smsnser may ee paid a. the
S ss line ns e ss T ISL INV viii ssasl
st four per cent 10 date OF payment.
THE PAYMENTS may bc made 10 gold coin TO the
reasurers nt baltimore Boston Chcspo Cincinnati
NewOrcsns and 81 Louis 90 the Assistant Treasurer
San Francisco with exchange New York. TO either
OF the undersigned
TO PROMOTE THE CONVENIENCE OF So BsCRrB-
ERS THE UNDERSIGNED Will also receive. In lieu Of
coir United states notes drafts New York their
coin value the day ofrcceipt In the city New York
AUGUST BELMONT. 4 Co, New York
DRExEL. MORGAN 4 CO.. New York
Jaw. sELiGMAN 4 CO.. New York
MORTON. BLISS & Co. New York
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or raE
CITY OF NEW YORK. New York
DRExEL Co. rhisdclphiA
JuSs - ls7z
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
HIGHWAY MEN REPULSED.

About midnight on Tuesday last, whlo Martin
Judge, the driver OF Hunters Point and Crosstown
horse car, going into tho oce OF the starter Of
that company, on Richard street, South Brooklyn,
having in his possession the box which contained
the fares he had collected he suddenly attacked
by two men. Ono oi the ruiaDs struck him u violent
blow on the lace. cutting HIM severely, while
the other seized the cash box The driver struck his
assailant and made bold struggle TO retain his
ployers property. HIS cries Tor help brought the
starter Henry Wichcn, 10 tho scene; and the latter
fred shot at one of the robbers, both OF whom iod
upon his approach.
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
GIVE THE CLERK, A REST.

To THE EDITOR or HERALD:-
There have beeu several appeals In your valuable
compliant Book, urging ladies their influence
behalf Of the carly closing movement Saturdays
Let me assure you there not woman who would
gladly sign her namo to appeal 10 tho employers
OF oil business establishments 10 that effect Arnold
& Constable have set good example; let Stewards,
Lord raylor's ana all others follow and give tho
tired clerks rest. The ladies OF New York Will
promise, am sure, TO make all purchases before
O'Clock during the summer. !. s.
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
SUMMER Cars on SECOND AyENU,

SUMMER CARS on SECOND AVENUE.
To THE Editor OF THE HERALD
The Second Avenue Railroad Company have a num-
Dor Of summer running at the present time. but
do send any OF them down First avenue The
OF passengers about the same kind and pay the
fare as those on Second Third avenue, where
summer cars are Afforded aud can equally enjoy cool
ride Doubtless tho amiable directors. Who always
solicitous 10 cater TO the public comfort only re-
p h.
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
CRAMPS.
New YORK, July 8, 1877.

New YORK, July 8, 1871
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
notice in this mornings HEKALD a suggestion from
"E. d. s." to the medical profession on the m uch
needed advice the prevention or treatment OF
cramps while bathing ana join with him in the idea
of soliciting advice through tho press tho matter.
We seldom pick up our morning papers without read
ing such sau accidents US beioll Casey and Cough
short time ago on tho Harlem River Perhaps our
great swimmers, Johnson and Trautz, can give somo
advice. II 81, let them do at once, they may
before This summer IS have the satisfaction TO
they have been the means, by their unnely adj
vice, OF saving some human bvug from aUuniimely
end. g. Il. HUDSON, 122d street, Harlem.
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
AN UNcLEAN STREET.

To rHE EDITOR THE HERALp:-
wish to call the attention OF the Street Cleaning
Dep rment to the tact that the street in front of my
promises. and also OF Nos 70, -, 76 and IS Divisou
street been repeatedly overlooked by tho depart
ment and not swept regularly. l have complained
and time again. and last fall sent petition signed
by dozen tenants to tho street Cleaning Depart
ment calling attention to the above fact. The depart
promised that It would be pf foperly swept, hut Il
has not been done. OWNER AND TAXPAYER
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

[NorE.--Letters Intended for this column must be
accompanied by tho writer's full and address to
insure attention. Compliments who are unwilling to
comply with this rule simply waste timo IN writing.
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
A CHARITABLE LADY.

To TIE EpfroRsop the HERALD
In reading your report OF the first excursion Of 'he
Floating Hospital Of ST Johns Guild" you fail to
the Of the kind lady who betrayed the expenses.
understand that the lady Is Mrs Theodore Moss, and
think that her noble deserves particular mention
that others may follow In ner footsteps. JOSH
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
FIGHT AT CANARSIE.

Charles Hayes. Of No. Il Delmonico place; James
Cook. residing corner OF Myrte and Nosirand ave-
nues. and Frank Cook. of No. 1907 Pacific street.
quarreled with ira Mathews. q resident OF Canarsse
while drinking In the liquor saloon OF William Van
Amin. at that place, and during the encounter which
ehsued Mathews was truck the head with a stone
pitcher His skull was fractured and his recovery Is
doubtful Hayes and tho two Cooks wore Arrested
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD, ATTENTION.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Several OF your readers beg through your columns
TO ask the Hudson Rvor Railroad II they
will kindly take into consideration tho request
herewith respectfully prescnted-to N.p the tram at
Kingsbrdge which passes there at about O'Clock
A. N. Our business requires US at an early hour, and
Is rot any way at present OF getting downtown
before haltpast nine. number OF houses hre not
rented this ycar ior this specific reason, and many
tinucs. kINGSBRIDGE,
The New York herald., 1877-07-05

CHARGED WITH SEDUCTION.

In tho Finy ny-seventh Street Court yesterday william
Welsh OF No 32s East Thirty first street, was hold in
$1,000, on a charge OF seduction under promise OF
marriage preferred By Elizabeth rranor, OF No East
rhirty-nrst street
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, July 4, 1877.
There have been reports issued of the trade
cattle Other live stock for this forenoon Arrivals
day Will be duly given in cattle report
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
HAVANA MARKETS.

Havana. July 4. 1877
spanish gold. 227 227,a Sugar active especially
muscova vados: prices very hrm. Exchange Hrm: on tho
United states. so DAYS currency. y premium short
sight do. ~ Ia premium 81 days gold 5a 5K pre-
mium; short sight do. 6ls premium
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

MoRRrsox-FLExrSo.- Tuesday, Juno s, a. 81
Jcromcs Church, by the Rev. Father Hughes, VIII
LIAM II. MORRISON, or New York, to NoRAH +. FLEx-
ING. OF Boston.
O'CoSSor--MoRsE. --On tho Goth day Of Juno, 1871,
Mt the "home" OF the bride, Cherry Valley, Otsego
county, n V, by the Rev Theodore Dwight Meade, OF
baltimore, JAMES oCoSSoR. OF Idiemont, Baltimore
county, Md, SARAH MORSE, eldest daughter of tho
late Hon. Oliver Morse.