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THE ROVER TRIAL.


The Prisoner I'm Good Condition and
Anxious 90 Assist Ia defending
Himself.
The case of the State of Nevada Va.
>. W. Rover was called to day in the
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3. S. Coggeshall & Co. For terms
apply to A. j. Shepard. Gi2-lm
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Winnemucca Hotel.
ID. oERoUX, PROP IEroR.

Do UEhUVNt FNOFa IEIOHs
+ Sc 1ffer, Sa ram nto.
John Mo,rland, Golconda.
Peter CARAT,
- Wilcox,
J Clark, Mill City.
& Lamance, PARADISE.
- d lien, Buffil sta ion
Frank Bapt, last.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-08-17

1t is estimated that over half million of the
popu lston of India have died of starvation since
the prevalence of the famine.
Hard work and low paw is better than all shhk
and no pay. That's both rhyme aud reason, says
the Graphic.
Austria has been making siege guns of new
pattern, of only six inches calibre, which are ex-
pected to throw projectiles seven miles.
The secret Of running a board ing house profit.
ably remarks an expert is to find out just wha,
your boarders don't like, and then feed en- lots OF
it.
Gothsm's first families have a directory all to
themselves. Ii is called the Elite Directory and
it contains % 600 names Each name in the Elite
Directory is supposed to represent householder
of good social standing.
The Rev. Phillip Brooks tells the suggestive
speech of bsckwoodsman who heard Bishop
Mead preach without manuscript, in frontier
church. "He is the first of them fine feers,
said the homely critic, that have ever seen who
could shoot without a rest"
Mr.. George B. Warren of Troy can lay claim
to the title of the veteran fisherman. lie is over
eighty years old, and has fshed every summer for
the past fifty years at Alexandria Bay in the St.
Lawrence river. One day last week he brought
in forty five fine black bass.
When Macready was once rehesrsing "W illiam
Tell" he spoke the line, "Do you shooti' in 8
very natural and colloquial tone, which threw the
raw actor he addressed off his guard. "a little, -
he answered, "but don't fancy them crossbows,
Mr.. Macready, though I'm death on gun"
The Georgs Constitutional Convention is near
ing the end of its labors and the marvellous docu
ment it is constructing will probably be finished
next week. Judging from the comments of the
State press it will be long time before Georg ia
again INDUCES in a similar luxury.
Seuator Morton has arrived in Indianapolis from
California, and goes Immediately to Richmond
Ind, where he will remain until his health i'm :
proves. He has been seriously i'll throughout his
journey Eastward. 1t is nervous prostraton from
which he suffers-the result of Indigestion, and
the fatigue of work and travel.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-08-17

1t will be curious to observe how far
party discipline and habit will bring the
great unwashed masses to the support of
their aristocratic candidate. When we
compare him to our noble Connor, full of
warm blood and cordial impulses, ready
in every good word and work, thorough
gentleman, a brave soldier, a trained
scholar and an upright man, there is every
ground for confidence in our success, and
for an assurance that this new democratic
device to draw away discontented repub-
licans by nominating a respectable gentle
man of no party, no affiliations and few
earnest convictions, will fail as such de-
vices have always failed in the past
Portland Press.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-08-17

In spite of the fact that Mr.. Williams is
one of the "bloated bond-holders" and
much further removed from such demo-
Gratis as John c. Talbot, Samuel j Ander-
son and Marcellus Emery-who bitterly
opposed him in convention, than be is
from any republican, we take it for grant
ed that the democracy will as usual unit
edly support their regular candidate. j"
Very likely the democracy are encouraged
to make sharp fight. and bring out their
whole strength. With the knowledge of
this fact the republicans should also unit
edly rally under the leadership of Gov.
Ccnnor, whose character, patriotism, and
public services entitle him to their warm
est sympathy and port.-LeWiSton
Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-08-17
From the Bangor Commercial tdemocrsticl
The Portland Convention.

On the third ballot in the democratic
State convention at Portland on Tuesday
Hon. Joseph ii. Williams, of Augusta,
was nominated for Governor, receiving
$50 votes out of total of 4S0. The nom-
ination was subsequently made unani-
nous
We are not aware that Mr. Williams as
been in any way identified with the demo-
cratic organization of Maine for more
than twenty years. The gentleman who
presented his name as a candidate in the
convention, said that he voted for Tilden
and Hendricks last fall.
The argument used by those who urged
his nomination by the convention was that
it was necessary, at this time. to nominate
a man who had not been identified with
the democratic party in order to win votes
from the republicans. 1t was stoutly
claimed that his nomination would win
votes enough from those who have hither-
to been republicans. to give TO the democ-
racy this fall the counties OF York, Cum
berland, Androscoggin. Kennebec, SOM
erset, Knox, Lincoln and Waldo. Should
the result of the September election JUS
tify the confidence of those who were so
earnest and active for Mr.. Williams NOM
ination, the early days of next January
will see him in the Gubernatorial chair
supported by Legislature which will be
democratic in either branch.
Mr. Williams is pronounced by those
who know him to be a gentleman of fine
scholarship and many accomplishments
His character is declared to be pure and
above reproach. 1t is said that he has not
always been in sympathy with all the rad
ical measures of the republican party. and
that he has not uniformly acted with them
since the Greeley campaign. At the pres
ent writing we do not recall any public
utterances of his which will enable us to
make known his position on the leading
political issues of the day. His letter of
acceptance will be awaited by the demo-
Gratis of Maine with an interest akin to
that manifested after the nomination of
Mr.. Greeley in 1872.
The resolutions of the convention, so
far as they 90. will command the appro-
val of all democrats in the State. except
those who hold that the Prohibitory Liquor
Laws should not be repealed, and who
therefore condemn that clause of the Ma
tional Platform which opposes sumptuary
laws.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-08-17

Canada is having her share of labor
trouble, the latest being a ship-laborer's
strike at Quebec, because firm employed
"non-society men" The principal Cana
dian railroad was disturbed by a strike
some months before there was any com
motion on the American lines. Those
English theorists who attribute our labor
contentious to Protection may be puzzled
when they find that Free Trade has not
exempted Canada from the same ills.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-08-17

above article, the judges so admiringly
and confidently mentioned was the bill and
the commission under which and by which
Mr.. Hayes was solemnly elected Presi-
dent of the United States And yet the
Maine Democratic convention, recklessly
flying in the face of Its own record, re-
solves that Mr.. Hayes is a fraudulent
President!
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-08-17

The republican convention of Kennebec
county transacted its business yesterday
with harmony and despatch. For sena'
tors there were nominated Major Greenliel
L. Stevens OF West Waterville, who
served in the senate last winter, and Col.
j. Manchester Haynes of Augusta. who
represented this city in the house the past
two years. For the county offices the
present lncumbents were renominated as
follows: Reuben S. Neal, of Farming
dale, County Commissioner; Alanson
Starks, Treasurer; VIM. M. Stratton,
Clerk of Courts; Prentiss M. Fogler, Reg
lister of Deeds. There is but one new
name on the ticket, that of Mr.. Haynes.
The republicans of Kennebec will give
the ticket the hearty support to which it is
entitled.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-08-17

The nomination will not inspire enthu-
siasm among the democratic frank and
hle" and the expectation of seducing re-
publicans from the support of such can
dldate as Gov. Connor, will prove falla-
eious' We think the proceedings at Port
land have presented the democracy of the
etate In very weak attitude and that
Williams will fail to get anything like the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-08-17

We copy an article from the Bangor
Commercial, which seems to have beer
written partly in sorrow and partly in an
ger. at the result of the democratic State
convention. 1t was very hard setback
for Emery and his sort. The Williams
wire-pullers were too early in the field aud
too active to be beaten.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-08-17

1t seems as hard for the Maine dcmoc-
racy to get away from ancient history as
for the republicans. At their convention
Tuesday most of the time was consumed
in very Improbable discussion OF the
Electoral commission, which is as
dead a subject as can be imagined.-Nee
York Herald.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-08-17
REPUBLICAN NOMINATE oNS.
FOR GOVERNOR
SELDEN CONNOR
OF AUGUSTA.
DIR GOVERNOR Rs


For senator's
aroostook. PARKER p. BURLEIGH.
AndrnscopeIu RUFUS PRINCE,
j. l.. ii. COBB.
Eepnebec. GREESLIEF T. STEVENS,
j. MANCHESTER HAlNNS
Oxford JAMES IRISH,
MOSES $. MOULTON.
Penobscot j. wYMAN PHILLIPS,
EDWARD b. NkALLEY,
DANIEL +. DAVIS,
LLOYD W. DRAkE.
Waldo NJ. BOARDMAN,
ORRlN LEARNED.
For County Commissioners.
Aroostook, HENRY %. FERRY.
Androscoggin, JOHN REED.
Kennebec, b. REUBEN 3. NEAL.
oxford BENZ. Y. TUkLL.
Pesobscot, GEORGE B. LEAVITT.
Waldo. JOHN p. WENTWORTH.
For County Treasurer.
Aroostook, -. LEWIS b. JOHNSON
Androscoggin, A. +. MERRILL.
Kennebec, .. ALANSON STARDS.
Oxford, GEO. ii. WATKINS.
Pepobscot, -. HORACE j. NlChEkSON'
Waldo, D.. GEORGE ID. MCCRlLLIo.
For County Attorney.
Waldo. GEORGE K. JOHNSON.
For Register OF Deeds.
Aroostook, s. ii. HUSSEY.
Androscoggin, S1LAS SPRAGUE.
Eennebec. PRENrlSS NJ. FOGLER.
OxIord, JOHN +. STANLEY,
In SEYMOUR Z. HOBBS.
Penobsvet, AMOS Il. HARDY.
W aldo, JAMES PArrEE.
For Clerk OF Courts.
Kennebec, VIM. NJ. STRATTON.
Fer Sheriff..
Androscoggn, :. THOMAS LIrTLEflELD.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-08-17

Maine democrats have made their nomi-
nation. The platform indicates that thoy
were somewhat at a loss for motives on
which to appeal to voters. The chief
plank is a claim of fraud in the Presiden-
tial election-rather poor material to rely
upon in a State canvass IribHHe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-08-17

The Louisville Courier Journal reports
that every precinct in Kentucky that voted
whskev "out" on the first trial under the
local option law, has voted it 'in' again
upon the second.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-08-17

vote given to Talbot last year Bangor
UHiq and Courier.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-08-17
Notice cf Assignment.

NOTICE is hereby given that George O. Whil I.
~ pie OF iiaowelI, Kennebec County, State OF
Maine, has this day assigned to me all his proper
ty, except such as is by law exempt from attach
ment, for proportional distribution among such of
MS creditors as become parties to said assignment
within three months from the execution OF the
same. s. s. BROOKS
Dated at Augusta this eighth day of August, A.
D., 1877, augfli3W
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-08-17
For Sale at Auction.

I WILL. SELL at Public Auction, the house AMI
i lot situated on Second street, Ballow ell near
the Cotton Factories, belonging to hannah tltx-
gerald Nte to take place Thursday, August
30, at o'ciock =. NJ, at the premises. Terms Of
payment made Enown at time of sale. na- q
f@2 j. II. BRANN, Guardian.
haho"eil, AHgust IL. lsT. augl4.ltd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-08-17

DERSONAL.-NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
l. that all officers and soldiers wounded. rup-
tured or injured (however slightly in the late re
belon, can obtain a pension by addressing q.
kESoLER attorney for claimants, No. 4 New
Chambers Street, New York. augl6-sntly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-08-17
Notice Of Assignment.

Notice is hereby given that Prentss NJ. Fogler
of Augusta, County of Kennebec and State Of
Maine. has assigned to me all his property, ex.
cept such as is by law exempt from attachment
and execution, for proportional distribution among
such of his creditors as become parties to said
assignment within three months from the date
thereof.
Dated at Augusta this third day ofAugust, A. d
1871. 5. S. BROOKS.
augl5-t3w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-08-17
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-08-17
The .'MOnstrous PoIitical Al Fraud"

The democratic State convention re.
solved the other day as follows:
The reversal of the verdict of the American
people, as expressed at the ballot box in Novem
Der last, electing Samuel j. Tilden President o,
the United States, was the most monstrous politi-
cal fraud recorded in history. The democracy
submitted to it in the interest of peace. Ii must
not be repeated; and we call upon Congress to
propose for ratification an amendment to the con-
stituton which will render its repetition mpossi-
BILE, and subject consprators attempting it to con-
dign punishment.
The democrats do most fearfully con-
denim their own record on the electoral
count in passing the above resolution. Ii
there was fraud in the count they were re-
sponsible for it. They sustained the bill
under which the count was made. They
voted 1t up. They said the plan which ii
contained was legal and just. 1t was
their child. Their newspapers advocated
it. taking special pains to declare that the
commission which it provided for could
not by any possibility come to any other
than righteous conclusion.
AS an example of the course
of the democratic press in regard
to the plan, in its incipiency, by which Mr..
Hayes WAS declared elected President OF
the United States, we copy the following
article written by the chairman of the Maine
democratic State committee, and published
In the Maine Standard of January 26th,
1877:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-08-17
Valuable Real Estate For Sale !

Lot OF Land on the corner of State and Green
streets in Augusta containing one aud ore fourth
acres, two hundred and thirty feet on Slate, and
one hundred and forty on Green st. Terms Cas- h.
Juyt.Itt q. Z. NOSE, 157 Water st.
The New York herald., 1877-08-27
TIE NEW YORK STATE DEMOCRACY.

ALBANY. August 20. 1877,
Tho Democratic State Committee 10 called TO meet at
the Delovan House, In this city Tuesday, September
IL, at three p II. Tho Argus, OF tomorrow morning,
closes article the present State officers as fol-
lows:-"rhe democrutc party cannot afford to con.
dcmn these men or dispense with their services Gov
Robinson needs their continuance In oiicc aud
desires Il. lie was elected with these men, Hc has
served with them. He knows them. He has boon
called to the highest position OF honor and trust.
Upon MIN tho people have rested the gravest rcspou.
sibtes and he Is entitled at the hands OF his party
TO "a Of State officers whose record 10 mado and
whose views on all important questions involved in
the management OF state anairs harmonlze with hts
policy. This rs the very essence O tho constitution.
II what the best Interests OF the whole people de-
mand. and what s most essential TO tho unity aud
success OF the party. Therefore II Is that tho Gov
ernor advises tho denomination of tho present State
officers not on account OF any personal prcdeiections
or because thcy aro thought TO bc more capable or
otherwise better than many other gentlemen who
might be named for tho places, but because he feels
the OF tired men. and thcv have been tried and
have proved themselves able, faithful and efficient
The New York herald., 1877-08-27
SENATOR MORTON.
CONTRADICTORY STATEMENTS AS TO HIS con-
DIrIoN-wHAT DIR. BLISS AND GOVERNOR
BURBANK SAY.

CONTRADICTORY STATEMENTS AS TO HIS con-
DIrIoN-wHAT DIR. BLISS AND GOVERNOR
BURBANK SAY.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
RICHMOND, Ind, August 20, 1877.
Dr. Bliss reports thn Senator Mortons con ditIon Is
steadily improving during to-day that he has had
of acute pains OF tho right side that there is
danger Of paralysis Of the heart; that the
Senator has slept naturally during considerable
portion of tho timc that his system Is now
comparatively FREQ from opiatcs aud that he is willing
to base his medical reputation upon the assurance
that hc side pains will not return. Colonel W. X.
Holloway who has been constantly in attendance
upon his brothcr.in-law for tho last ton days is
decidedly hopeful this evening Governor Bur.
bank is outspokcn In reiterated assurances
that the Senator has passed the crisis Of
the disease and is certainly improving. Ho SAID =
''why the Senator is so much better to-day we have
moved him from his sick room into the back parlor
where no has rccl,ncd during the Afternoon upon n
flexible lounge Pleasantly chatting with friends"
Mr.. Bangs, OF Washington who has been SOW
cra days, was ore Of the watchers at Governor Bur
banks last night. and has been with tho
ing tho day. lilo reports the Same assurances Of i'm
provcmcnt crisis past and predicts a permanent
recovery. Dr. Thompson has tclcqraphcd that
he need not hasten to return from Pennsy lvann, but
Is expected tonight. This much Is Official from
Senator Morton's attendants and ply sicians.
CONTRADICTORY SIGNS
Now Tor facts equally important. Tho lady members
OF the Senator's family tonight expressions not
entirely warranted by two weeks
city and broken rest They not well
! drilled In facial expressions as DR.. Bliss
aud other gentlemen at present at Governor Bur.
banks residence. There Is a nervous almost hope.
! less detection plainly apparent upon those ladies'
fccs that people will watch Tor the developments OF
! tho next twenty -four hours with moro solicit
| ,udc than those which DR.. Bliss announces
were the turning point In tho Senator's condition. In
direct c)ntrovcfiion DR. Bliss with cagcrncss based
his medical reputation upon the fact that the pains Of
the side will not return a lady ncghbor declares
that at three O'Clock this afternoon when Official bulle
tins announced Senator to he resting quietly that
she was heating hot ainncls and otherwise assisting
attendants relieving the Senator IRON acute pains
In his loft side. These pains have Tor forty.cght
hours been creeping up from tho abdomen TO
The chest, and tho real danger lies in It's reach
Ing the heart VIII not this lady's assertion
account for the detected expressions OF her sisters
faccsP The druggist who has filled many prescriptions
TOR Senator Morton during last week says that chloro
form, morphia ny bsters and other orders had been
The New York herald., 1877-08-27
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, August 90, 1877.

WASHINGTON August 90, 1877.
TIMBER DEPREDATIONs.
Tho recent publication referring to timber deprcda-
tons which states that Secretary schurz has
the whole question from the jurisdiction OF tho Gen
era Land Oce and taken charge OF the details him
self, proves erroneous. In view OF the new policy
which takes the matter out of tho hands OF the local
officers the General Land ONCE detailing clerks to In
vestigale ADD procure evidence Of all depredations
thereby causing the work to become of greater mag
nitudc than heretofore Secretary Schurz has devoted
more time to It's consideration than did his predeccs-
sor, but he has in every instance approved the sug-
ges,ions made by tho Commissioner Of tho General
Land ONCE, who stiil continues his jurisdiction
The New York herald., 1877-08-27
DESPATCH TO THE PRESIDENT.
THE FEELING IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. d. O., August 20, 1877.
Groat anxiety Is felt here IN administration circles
concerning Senator Norton's condition. Even
among prominent democrats IL Is a subject
of friendly solictudc II remarked by
of them tonight that ''No matter how may
differ with Senator Morton politically. 1t cannot bo
denied that ho is great statesman" strong men,
ber of the Cabinet also the death OF Senator Nor
ton at this time particularly, would be great blow
the administration and serious loss to the country.
private letter received hero at to-day siatcs
that Senator Morton steadily improving and every
confidence was fet that he would get better