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Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
SOUTH CAROLINA AFFAIRS.
senator PatterSOn,S
Case.
Testimony of Witnesses in Regard TO
Bribery by Patterson.
MEETING OF THE LEGISLATURE.

NEW YORK, November 28 A Columbia des-
patch says the investigating committees report on
the Patterson Senatorial bribery case, will be
made, and the evidence shows Patterson spent
S45 900 to secure his election The committee
conclude by declaring punishment must follow, as
any condonemeDt would be equivalent to partici-
pating in the crime.
About 20 testified that they were bribed either
personally by Patterson or his agent Worthlng
ton, receiving amounts ranging from one hundred
to twenty five hundred dollars. About 20 more
testified that offers were made to them and refus-
ed. Elliott, coored, ex-member of Congr gress, who
was Patterson's most formidable opponent was Of
fered $4,000 10 withdraw from the contest which
he refused.
Gov. Moses afterwards appointed J. B. Dennis
jury commissioner, to draw juries for the protec-
ton OF Patterson, when he was indicted in 1873,
for procuring election by bribery, and the arrange
ment was successfully completed.
Every witness testified that it was generally
known and understood among members that Pat
terson was purchasing his election. Evidence
also shows that votes were bought while election
was in progress.
Maxwell, coiored senator was paid to change
his vote 10 Patterson which gave a majority in the
Senate and avoided the necessity of JOINT assem-
bly, next day.
The legislature met yesterday and ten Senators
resigned.
When the United States circuit court opened.
VIM. Nolthrop, lately appointed United States
District Attorney, announced that his appointment
had been revoked. The democrats advised the
count should adjourn tor a week to await further
action of President Hayes
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
THE EASTERN WAR.
Turks Doubtful of Succoring
Ple7na.
A GAEAT SNOW STORM ON THE
BALKANS.
The Russians Probably Preparing to Go
Into Winter Quarters.
RUSSIANS REPULsE THE TURKS AT
SEVERAL POINTS.

BUCHAREST, November 2S. The Roumanian
parliament opened to day. Prince Charles in
opening his address declared that after the cap.
ture OF Plevns, Europe must recognize Roumana
as entitled to independence.
LONDON, November 2S A Pera special con-
firms the view that the Turks have almost aban-
doned the expectation Of reaching Plevna with
succor.
Pera apecisl says the Geshoffs were liberated
Internationally on Monday.
Achmet Eyoub Pashs is appointed commander
at Shipka. Rsouf Pashs goes to Adrauople to
superntend the organization of new army.
great storm with snow, prevails in the Bal
kans.
A Russian official despatch dated Bazet, is as
follows
The Turks on Monday morning violently at
tackled the 18th corps at Trstenik and Metchek.
After six hours severe fighting the Turks were
repulsed and pursued until night. The Turkish
loss must have been very heavy. The Russian
loss numbered 300 killed. including large num-
ber OF officers. Simultaneous demonstrations
against Polomarka and Kazeleva were repulsed
with triing loss
CoNsTANTINoPLE, November %. Ghazi Mukh-
tar Pasha telegraphs from EIzeroum the 9th !:
The Russian Bazet column is encamped between
Leide ban and ksrakilisss. Every thing indicates
mat the Russians are preparing to suspend opera
lions and go into winter quarters. Snow has fal-
len on the mountains.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29

Turkeys sold yesterday in the market for IL l-2
cents per pound-turkeys, too, fat and handsome.
From that price they run up the scale to IS cents
after the early morning no man had the face to
ask 20 cents. Nearly every wagon that came in
from the country was loaded with these Thanks
giving birds-to use the expression of merchant,
"there were RATS of them" Those who came in
in the morning wanted Is cents per pound, but
soon pitched the tune lower, until II, l6, Is, Is
and IL IL represented the sliding scale. The day
was quite warm and pleasant, and no one cared to
ley in large stock, even ct q cheap price.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29

J. P. Addams, the original and only yankee
Addsms." 10 booked to appear al Granite Hall. on
Tuesday evening next, Dec. 4th, with his Van
deville Company, when he will present several of
his original specaltes, in which our people in past
years have heard him, such as "The Vermont
Wool Dealer" cousin Joe's VISIT" &C. We
hope our citizens may lay their plans that they
may spend Tuesday evening with the veteran
actor. We can assure them they will be fully re-
paid. Many American humorists on the stage
have attempted to initiate him, but few bave really
approached him in the deineaton Of the genuine
Yankee.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
The STEAMER HURON.
The Signal Service in the Vicinity oftte
Disaster Defective.
MORE BODIES FOUND,

New YORK, November 2S. \ Norfolk desratch
says the storm signals are rot disp aged at Fort
ress Monroe, but are hoistcd at Gosport navy
Yard, twenty miles away, and it is believed among
otcers that if the storm signals had been hoisted
at Fortress Monroe, Ryan would not have sailed
with the Huron. The Impression there is that
both the signal and life saving service in that vi
cinity is singulaily defective. The painter who
was saved has fed, preferring to desert rather to
desert than serve any longer after his hard ex-
perience.
The signal observer at the wreck Of the Huron
reports as follows at 407 L. NJ.
Ihe sea Is getting rough, ana BAkers steamer
IS waiting. Divers are all ready To commence
operations as soon as the weather will permit.
The steamer Virginia started for Kitty Hawk at
10 T. NJ, leaving men on the look out for the
bodies near the wreck.
Efforts are being made to recover Paymaster
Saunders body.
The dead bodies of Charles Carson, a landsman
and Thomas Armstrong, sailor, lashed to bow
spirit, were brought ashore,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
TWEED INVESTIGATION.
More Testimony of Ring Frauds.

New YORK, November 2S The ring fraud in
vestigstionito-day was engaged in examining q.
5. Miller, builder by occupation. who testified
that he was engaged by the city about 1864 or
1860, but could not exactly state when he WAS re-
quested by some city officials to collect commits
sion lngersoll was the first one who appointed
hlm and told him ee would have to make up his
bills sixty per cent He never knew what be-
came of the money, or between whom it was di-
vided, but understood it was between Tweed,
Connolly and Peter b. Sweeny and Whitney.
Tie witness destroyed his bills in 1871 by re-
quest Of lngersoll. At the time Of the develop
ments of the ring frauds, the witness had two
houses and lots in Harlem, worth about Sl3, 900
each. 1t was the custom Of lngersoll to give him
blank and instruct him to make out bnl for
certain amount
The witness thought it was his duty to reim-
burse the city for money he had assisted others to
deiraud the city out of, but his circumstances
would not admit of il.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
CALIFORN MA.
WOrkingm ems Celebration.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 2S. The prepara-
tions for the Workingmen's demonstration to-
morrow has been going on actively. The real la
boring classes taking hold of the movement
and giving assurance of orderly and peaceful
demonstration on grand scale. 1t is known,
however, that roughs and thieves from abroad
have been congregatng in the city, hoping for an
opportunity for plumber. and the police authorities
have q thorough preparation against contingency
The indications now are that good order will be
maintained throughout the day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
NEW YORK.
A Gold Sale.

SOI0 SHIe.
NEW YORK November 2S. The sub treasurer
in this city will sell million of gold December
first.
Arrival.
Sir Edward Thornton British minister to this
county arrived here to day
Suicide.
TROY, November 2S. This morning, Charles
+. Moore, real estate broker, shot himself for
fear of financial ruin.
Thomas Connel a butcher, hung himself in his
ice box Dependency was the cause.
Gold from England.
Half million dollars in gold arrived to-day
from England.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
INTERVENING DERBY.
The English Government Sees No Rea-
son to Interfere in Turkey.

LONDON, November 2S Lord Derby to .day re-
cen,d u deputatiou representing the society for
protection of British interests, and three other
political societies, headed by Lord stta,hedin
Campbel H. who presented the memorial, urging
active Interference in favor OF Turkey.
Derby replied: Government saw no reason to
depart from its neutrality. lie did not think Con-
stantinope or the Suez canal in danger. When
government saw reasonable opportunity, it would
do what it could do bring about peace.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
FINANCI L & COMMERCIAL,
Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, November IS. 1871

VHICdBO, NUFtTIUtI
FLOUR-Extra spring - 75a5 IS.
WHEAT-No. spring. l00-aA cash; li1aa
1llANovembg r; IlOs illOb December No. 1855 "a;
a tel; rejected, -
CORS-So. . mixed, 49, cash 4sIs; Nov, 4sh /;
Dec 49,.
OATS 6Ic sash: .64e Nov. 25a Dec.
RYE-No. :, So C.
BARLEY-No. ASPIRING, asa C.
PORK Cash Ii 90 al2 CO.. Nov, IL 90 +,
Dec, II 90.
LARD Cash 7.9o-- cash: I 7s5--a7 S., Now;
Dec. SKA.
BULK MEATS-Shoulders 5xs61.c; short rib
sides ia &C.; short clear rib, N c.
WHIsKEY-Western, U6h.
tREIGHTS-Corn to Buffalo, 3Hc.; wheat DO,
kc,-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
SENATOR EDMUNDS.
His Course Not Fully Known by ell the
Republicans.

NEW YORK. November .2S Washington des-
patch says some OF the republican senators don't
approve the course pursued by Edmunds yester-
day, in censuring Senator Patterson so severely
after the latter had declared he would vote for the
admission OF Kellogg.
Edmunds' plan was not fully known to all the
pub lean senators.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29

President Rockwell of the Eastern railroad has
issued an order prohibiting conductors passing
their own friends relatives, conductors of other
roads, or any persons whomsoever, unless they
have pass properly issued from the Presidents
office. Conductors are allowed no discretion; all
persons claiming to have pass, must show it or
pay full fare.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
til arrten.

In West sumner, Nov. 7th, Mr.. Samuel r. Ham
mon of Peru. to Miss Lillian L. Noyes OF West sum
ner.
In Bethel, Nov. 18th, Mr. c. r. Esmes of Newry,
to Miss Roe q. Anns of Bethel Nov. IN, Mr.
William A. neering sI Essex, VT, to Miss Alice c.
Chapman of Bethel.
In Mechanic Falls, Nov. 18th. Aonzo Dean OF
Poland to NJ IS Martha +. Stii ies of Norway.
In indianapolis. Oct. 25th, Dr. Il. +. Hodges OF
Il 'ston, to Miss Laura Fletcher, granddaughter OF
Elisha Ba 70 : OF Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
The French Agitation.
A DELEGATION OF THE RIGHT
VISIT THE PRESIDENT.
They Assure Him of Their Support.

NEW YORK, November q. Paris special
say the McMahon ministry received a delegation
from party of the Right iu the Senate They
assured the Marshal Of the unwavering support Of
their party in the present crisis, hnd encouraged
him to persevere In his present policy of resist
ance to the chamber. The marshal replied as
follows
Gentlemen-I thank you for your cooperation,
and believe have the right to count upon it. II
the Senate Is faithful to its duty as the guardian
with me, of the constitution, and of It's legality,
it will sustain me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
SOUTH CAROLYN
Gov. Hamp,On's Message.

COLUMBIA, November %. Gov. Hampton sent
his annual message to the General Assembly to-
day, He strongly dsprecates reputation of State
obligations, and argues that settlement of public
debt questions shall be made upon basis which
will not impair credit Of States.
He argues the fostering of the public school
system to give free education to all classes.
The balance Of his message relates to topics
such as taxation, special legislation and pubic in
sttutions.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
YER N ONT.
Court Ma ters.

MONTPELIER, November 28. John Lord, aged
sixty years, to-day brought before Justice
Br geman At Bellows Falls, and bound over for an
attempted rape upon girl eight years old Gu
nice q. Ellison). All parties are residents of
ockinghsm, " hese the crime was committed, the
details of which are most revolving.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
Monsoon.
Drowned.

BANGOR, November 2S. Rufus Drake of Mon
son, aged forty eight years, was drowned Monday
last in small pond near the east outlet of the
Moosehead lake, by breaking through the ice
where he had been setting traps. The body was
recovered by his comrades of the logging crew.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
Maine Manufacturing News.

Maine Manufacturing News.
Mr.. Freeman Littlefed, the large vest manu-
facturer OF Whiefeld, has made about 10000
vests this season for Boston, Providence and New
York parties.
The birch mills at West Bethel, are going to
take in large amounts of timber for the winter
and spring work. A. S. Bean of West Bethel,
Morr i & Libby of Albany, aud Morrill, & Libby
OF Mason, all freight their strips from this station,
which makes work for many near home, who
would otherwise feel obliged to seek employment
AWAY this winter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
BANGOR.
Accident.

BANGOR, November %. Samuel Perkins of
Glenburn, while lying on the track in the f. &
N. A. Railway yard, under the influence of liquor
was run over by train backing into the engine
house. His right arm was crushed. and several
fingers were cut off. 1t is doubtful if his arm can
be saved.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
SkOSvhtgsn Locals.

The dedicatory services Of the Baptist church and
chapel took place Tuesday. Notwithstanding the
dissgieeable weather, and the immensity of the
mud, the church was well filed The different
pastor, of the village were present, and Rev. Mr.,
Bateman of Auburn.
Introductory prayer was offered by Rev. W. W.
Baldwin. After singing, Mr.. Aver, the pastor of
the church, preached a very appropriate, touch
ing sermon. Afterwards, Elder Miller, former
pastor, closed the exercises by a short, earnest
prayer. In the evening, a sermon was delivered by
Mr.. Batemsn, from Heb. XII 24-26. 1t was a
smart discourse, brilliant and pointed.
Considerable anxiety felt for those who re-
Gently sta ted from here for Florida. Yet it has
been ascertsined that the steamer reached Savsn-
nah before the storm.
Thanksgiving services will he held this year at
III. Ave. church. Sermon by the pastor Rev.
w. Woodbury..
The Reform club are about to remove their
club room to more convenient quarters. They
have leased fine ball on Water st. The |. o. &. T.
and Cold Water Temple will occupy the same
room.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
w ASIIINGTON.
Committee Meeting.

WASHINGTON November 2S The Senate com
mittee ON appropriations to-day heard the post
master general in advocacy of the insertion of the
ilem of about 5000 900 for the "atsr" mail SER
vice in the deficiency appropriation bill. No ac-
ton was reached,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
SALE OF GOLD.
A Surprise to Wall Street.

NEW YORK. November %. The Post says that
the announcer ment that the treasury will sell one
million dollars worth of gold on Saturday was
surprise on Wall street. We assume that the sale
has been ordered to procure U. S. legal tender
notes to cancel.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
ARRIVAL.
NEW JERSEY.
Examination of a Savings Bank.

NEWARK, November 2S. Acting Bank Super
intendent Lamb makes n public report of the ex-
animation of the Union Dime Savings Bank, by
Bank Examiner Best, declaring that the institu-
ton was safe, with surplus Of 1869 1874 above all
liabilities.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
TIRE rREsIDENT's MESSAGE.
A Tho Ough EIposltIon OF Finances.

New YORK, November 2S. A Washington
despatch says the Presidents message is about
two-thirds completed and will he distributed to
the press Monday. 1t is longer than that of
Grants. The question of finance is thoroughly
discussed. The portion relative to domestic af-
fairs embodies the statement and condition of
things in The Southern States, and the causes
which led to the adoption of the Southern policy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
Btfb.

In Greenwood, Nov. 2 /, of diphtheria, Isanna ".
Buck, aged years month and 20 days. Nov. Is,
G. Wniton Buck, aged 10 years and months, cnly
daughter and eldest son OF Cyrus NJ. and Lydia A.
Buck.
In Milton Plantation, Oct. goth, Mrs. Rose A.
woodward, daughter of K. X. Andrews, aged 2s
yeas, months, o days.
In Albany, Nov. ldih, Mrs. Lydia Libby, widow
of the late Maurice Libbv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
WATERVILLE.
ROdy Found.

WATERvILLE, November 2s. The decompo sed
body of man was found in the Kennebec river
opposite Waterville Wednesday morning. 1t is
supposed to be that of a log driver who was
drowned last spiing. 1t has not yet been denti-
fed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
The Treasury Depar,ment.

An order from the secretary of the treasury was
circulated yesterday in his department, enjoining
upon the clerks street attention to business during
office hours and prohibiting interruption Of visits
and receiving visits from other parties during Of
flee hours.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
NEW HAM PSIIIRE.
FIres.

BosToN, November 2S. Fire at Great Falls, n.
H. last night damaged Harmon's periodical store
to the extent of s., 900; insured.
The dry house of Geo. Lane & Son, at East
Swanza, was burned to-day. Loss, $500; IN
surance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29

One Of the State Jail Inspectors was in Paris
last week. examining the county buildings which
come under his Jurisdiction. He pronounced the
jail there to be one of the safest and most COM
Portable in the State.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
New York MONEY Market.
EVENING Report.


s'w Yorh. November %. Ism.
Money loaned at Gal per cent on call. Foreign
ex hanse weak; 4soka4.s2-- for sixty days
and ASS asa demand. Gold opened at ;02x
aud closed at 1903 Borrowing rates -Oalaa per
cent. and hat, and carrying rate xh3 =. Clearings
sl3,29b coo. Custom receipts, s2ss o0c. Treasury
iisbursed. tss,5Go interest ASSOC Tor bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
LOUISIANA.
Th Lumber Riot.

NEW YORK, November 2S. New Orleans
special says the cutter Daz has arrived at Pssca-
gouls. The United Stated marshal will o-dsy
claim the sole charge of Griffin Mills, and 1t is
believed the sheriff will retire.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
Railroad Matters.

No time can be fixed for the resumption Of the
traffic over the Alexandria 4 Washington rail-
road, the damage being more extensive than at
first supposed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29

Fairfield has had the sensation of fashionable
marriage. 1t was the occasion of the marriage
of Miss Cora A. Philbrook with Reuben Smith,
NJ. D., of New York city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
PENNSHLV VANIA.
Mining Troubles.

PHILADELPHIA, November 29. A despatch
says the distress among tne mining population oi
Cornwall has become so great to require an
organized charitable NOV ement for then relief.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29

The Advertisers Guide" published by n. w.
Aver & Son, the enterprising Advertising agents
Of Philadelphia, is a magazine of great interest
to the publishing and printing fraternity, and
especially valuable to advertisers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29

The British bark Katie Steward from Summer
side has arrived in Numbers roads, and landed
the crew of the Italian bark Prospero Padre from
Boston for Queenstown, abandoned on the l4ts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL
In the list OF lost on the Inflated vessel Huron
is the name of John NJ. Merrill, Chief Quarter.
master, Portland.
Augustine Jones, formerly Of China, has bee n
elected Representative from Lynn district to the
Legislature of Massachusetts. Mr.. j. is promi-
nent lawyer in Boston, and author of a remarkable
treatise on Inward Light" and an active mem
Der of the society of Friends.
Simmons, the sculptor, is now in Lewiston.
His statue of Gev. King at Washington. has been
put in place and veiled, ready for the formal PIE
sentation to be made next mouth by Senator
Blaine.
The friends of Mr.. Augustine Simmon. and
wife in Fairf, ID, recently made them a surprise
visit, and left some handsome presents of the val
ue of about SIS.
Mr.. A. ii. Pennell of Bowdoin College is to
teach the winter term of the Dexter High School,
which commences Dec. 10Th
Mr.. o. b. .Quinby, formerly of this city, now
clerk in the firm of Stacy, Adams 4 Jones, shoe
manufacturers, Brockton, Mass, is spending q
few days in town.
Hon Geo. ii. Pisbury, one of the representa-.
tives to the legislature from Lewiston, was in the
city yesterday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29

Here is another item for star gazers Jupiter,
Venus, Mars, Saturn and Mercury will all be in
conjunction with the moon during the month Of
January.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29

To-day being the annual Thanksg living, and
the hands in our office will observe the same. no
paper will be issued from this office tomorrow
The Daily will appear as usual on Saturday
morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
VIRGINIA.
A Huge Propeller.

NORFOLK, November %. A brass propeller
weighing ten thousand pounds, intended for the
United States steamer Plymouth was cast yester-
day afternoon at the navy yard, under the super
vision Of naval constructor Mcintyre and superin-
tendent ellison.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29

The body of the late Mrs. Dodge Of IIoulton,
who committed suicide on Friday, while visiting
Mr.. J. o. Curtis, in this city, was inferred at
Branch Mills, in China, where che had Amily
connections
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
INDIANA.
Governor Hendricks.

New YORK, November 2s. A special announces
that Governor Hendricks made his first appear
ance in the lecture field at Indianapolis this even
ing. Subject-"Revolution."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
FOREIGN.
Scotland. .

LIVERPOOL, November 2S. A London cores
pondent states that the establishment of the Ro-
man hierarchy in Scotland has been indefinitely
postponed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
SAC'tD.
The Freshet.

SAco, November 2S. The river at Bar Mills is
FILLING without any damage having occurred, as
was feared.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29

The Winthrop Mills Company of Winthrop,
have been building quite number of tenements
for their workmen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29

Mr.. L. H. Titcomb has this memorandum in his
drug store "Nov. 27. lS77-A barefooted Gus
toner" What a wonderful season is this
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29

The Y. NJ. G. Association Of Portland, have
moved into their new rooms and will now begin
the fall campaign in earnest.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29

The announcement of the coming of John Muir
rays company may be found in our advertising
columns.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
PRINCETON.
FIRE.

CALAIS, November 2S. Fire at Princeton last
night, destroyed large barn containing 40 tons of
hay belonging to Putnam Rolfe. Loss, 81, 200; ;
partially insured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29

The regular meeting of Seth Williams Post, No
l3. G. A. r., will be held this evening as usual, at
7.30 o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29
Local ann State Mems.
TURKEYS LAMENT.

lis sad 10 view so many of our race
Fall victims to q law man makes refined;
But thro' our torture CLEANS one happy thought,
In suffering death toe benefit mankind.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29

See Cooks advertisement. He seems hound TO
keep clean abreast of the times in goods and
prices. People like to trade with these deslers
who have ascertained that goods can be produced
at cheaper rate than . year ago.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29

Another effort is to he made to induce Mr..
Moody to come to Portland during the winter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-29

The Pullman cars, we understand will be taken
of the Maine Central after next Monday.