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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13
Gardner l0raI Mems.

The dreaded potato beetle has made his appear
ance in this locality.
Neat sign-boards have been placed at the corn
ers of the different streets in Pittston village.
After having cost the city about $50 in the way
of damage, the bad place in the sidewalk in front
of Lambard's store on Water street is being re-
paired.
A large gondola was moved from the river 10
the farm of Mr.. Wilson Hathorn in West Gardi-
ner, on the Cobbossee stream, last Saturday morn
ing. 1t was drawn through the streets on lids
drawn by twenty eight horses, under the direction
Of Mr. A. L. Clary, without accident.
Rev. Mr. Hutchins, pastor Of the NJ. f. church,
baptized twelve converts at the liver side last Sun
day morning. Mr.. Iluchins will address meet
ing Of the Reform Club next Thursday evening in
City Hall.
Considerable attention is being given TO base
ball here this season. A game was played on the
Common last Saturday afternoon between the
White Stock ings Of L. Pittston, aud Resolutes OF
this city. The former club won in seven innings,
by a score of % TO 10.
We understand that new club, has been
formed, composed of old and experienced players
from crack mines of past years, who intend to
work up frst-class nine with attention and
practice. The club has not yet adopted name
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13
RUSSIA VS. TURKEY.
The Turks Assume the Offensive.
A REVOLT FEARED In TURKEY
The Fall Of Erzeroum a Cues
ton Of Time.
4 PROBABLE ATTEMPT TO
STORM kAKS'
The Turks Keep Up a Heavy
FiIe.
4 PROBABLE ATTEMPT TIC
STORM KARS.
Jews Petition Secretary EVaTtS for
Protection.
n Better that Russia WI
occupy COnstdntinOple.


LONDON, June IL. A dispatch from Giurgevo
says the hre from the Turkish forts the past few
days has been unusually heavy and accurate, nifty
10 sixty shelisi iailng within the fort daily
ihough only ohe-thifd exploded, me damage Is
more Than the military authorities would care to
admit.
Buchafest dispatch says the delay OF the
Russians IN crossing the Danube is having bad
entSt on Tue army M
Inc Jews mere are petnlonlng secretary Evarts
LOT protection. lhey are russian ana Austrian
Hebrews, and comprise nearly all types of the
race refusing elther 10 Work or pay taxes:
IL is reported III LONDON mat SchoValon repeats
ms assurances that the kussan government has
no INTENTION 10 interfere WIN british interests IN
me east, out IS snnnlng 10 De understood tnai
~ IS eslueny preparing me puohc mao
Tor her forthcoming occupation oil Constantinople
me nhanclai prospects o. e'nef oil the beig
eren's NOT very hopeful lneie are reports
OF great stnngency alike at st. Petersburg and
N1 u. i,
III Is saio important negotiations are on loot De-
tween the Engllsh government ana the hhediVe'
III reference 10 the pro'ecoh OIL brl'lsh interests
III Egypt
~ correspondent NJ Nohs'ah,lsopie Reports the
So,as again 'roupieso,ne, anu 'ne Pofle mas 10
ueAi WIN in'eihai uisauec,ion, "nich may any mo
men. cuiminate IN a oioody fevoiutlon' 1oVern-
hehe ID enuea'orihR oy vigorous rePiessNe
measures 10 stamp out Inc SOFIA agitation
oh may NUMBER Oh unsigned petitiohs 10
the sultan were seiZed by Inc ponce, whlch SHOWS
the iiiends OF MIdhat fasna are sui active.
Ihese Petitions prayed Tor 'he aowhiai OF hed-
II fasha, minister I'll war ana Mahoinei fssha'
the sultan ia'her -ih-iaw' on the GROUND oil III,
competency, put the usual demand Tor the recall
OF the ehlieu Mlahst seems TO nave been et out
len Soitas, Tie supposed ringleaders, were ar
rested.
Inc ministry lear that 10 inhict punishment up
on these 10 strlke terror might result In popular
uprising, winch would sweep the government out
oil existence.
The deputies have voted 10 raise loan WITHIN
the empire, out II Is now thought IL cannot De
raised
The Turks are rapidly retreating before the
russians IN Armenia, ana evidently are detefm-
med mat they VIII not FISK general engagement
II possible.
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Celebrations.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
President HAYES.

Boston, June IL. President Hayes will arrive
in Boston on the 10Th. He will attend the COM
mencement exercises at Harvard on the 9th. and
be present at the military anniversaries in Provi-
dence on the 2Slh. 1t is p,obable that upon his
arrival here. he will be met by an escort and TAX
en- to the State House, where formal welcome
will be extended.
Murder.
NORTHAMPTON, June II. There is new evil
dence in the case of Jared Wheeler, the supposed
murderer of Harriet Wheeler, which shows that
without doubt he is the person who committed
the crime. He was in town Saturday evening
and purchased pair Of pants, frock and pair OF
boots. These were produced at the inquest, and
il was noticed that they had been recently washed,
and there were also found faint spots of blood on
the frock and pants. He had been heard to say
that il he had a chance he would make away with
the old woman. The garments have been for
warded 10 chemist to ascertain whether the
blood spots are human or animal. The jury with
hold their verdict
Beacon Park Races.
The June meeting at the Beacon Park opened
to day. The two twenty-five class purse for eight
hundred dollars, was won by bay gelding Gomez
Time 223, 2.26. 2.22 "a, 2.24 IL, 2.24.
The two fifty class purse for eight hundred dol
lars, was won by brown stallion Voltaire. Time,
224 3 4, 2 25 ID, 2.24, 2.24, 1926
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The Flood I'm the Western
States.
Great Damage to Cotton and
Corn Lands.

LITTLE Rock, June IL. The town of Argenta
opposite this city is entirely overlooked, including
the depots of the Memphis & Little Rock and
Fort Smith railroads. The river is three feet
near the depot The levee protecting over one
thousand Of cotton and corn, above the city,
has broke away, submerging the whole. The
worst is not yet known.
Specials from points on the Missouri give some
additional news of the freshet in that stream.
AT Kansas City very little land is visible oppo-
site the city.
The town of Harlem still continues deserted,
and the railroad tracks still under water, but
The passengers are transferred in omnibuses or
sent round by other roads
AT Brownvllle the warehouse dykes along the
river bank, AID large quantities or cordwoo have
been swept away, and houses nearly submerged
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BIDDEFORD.
Robbery.

BIDDEFoRD, June II. A fifteen year old youth
was before the police court this morning, charged
with robbing the contribution boxes at the Ores.
cent street church. He left the paternal roof OF
three o'clock in the morning, entered the church
took the contents of twenty one boxes and de-
camped. He wll be probated.
Conference.
The York County Conference Of Congregation
al Churches, the ffty-ffth meeting is in session
at the Crescent Street church in this city. There
is large attendance of delegates and others
This morning the first sermon was delivered by
Rev. w. S. Kimbsll. This afternoon there were
discussions upon various topics by Revs. Sinnath
and Osgood. The conference closes tomorrow
afternoon.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago june Y, ISL.
FLOUR-Extra spring. e. 1875 90.
WHEAr-No. spring, 5l-a -; cash al1sa
lf5l1s; July So; August No. S. 30la l Se1.
40 On rejected, 95-a 30.
CORNING. mixed. 4jla sash 4518 July. AGA
August. 4slf.
OATS ssIsc. cash. 36i. July; 2sl. August.
RYE-NO. :, Csc.
BARLEY-No.2 spring 60 a00c.
PORK - Cash, l2 7j-alS VIZ July, IL 65-;
August, IL So. ..lt
LARD Cash, 9o5 - cash; lO--a9 rs July;
August . 21aa9.42a,
BULK MEATS--shoulders, 5-a-e short rib
sides, la &C.; short clear rib 7i.ac.
wHISKEY-Western, / 07-
tREIGHTS-Corn to Buffalo, Sc; wheat do,
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EUROPE.
England.

LONDON, June IL. The News under stands the
government has taken into favorable consdeia-
ton the Of the Fenian Davilt, who is serving
sentence of fifteen years.
Speeches.
The Times says Salsburys and Derby's speeches
at the banquet of the merchant tailors' school,
last evening, coming Immediately after the pre-
sentation of Gortschskoffs letter. will give intense
satisfaction to the whole country by showing that
the government, while watchfu of all real British
interests, will not pour out the blood and treasure
of the country in defense of nightmares or Of
chmeras.
Horse Race.
The Ascot stakes were won by Chipre the fav-
orite. The twentieth animal Ascot beunal was
also won by the favorite, Attalus.
Denial.
Private advices dsny the reported falling of
water at the Mediterranean entrance Of the Suez
canal.
Demonstration.
There is prospect on foot here for demon
stration of woikngmen in honor OF General
Grant.
The Pope.
Four hundred and thirty French Canadian pill.
grims arrived in town Yesterday. They stopped
at Lourdes to attend mass and receive communi-
cation there. The Pope yesterday gave a number
of media Is commemorative of jubilee, to be pre-
sented to American ladies in recognition of their
services in representing American Catholics on
that occasion. Among the ladies thus honored
are Mrs. Sherman of Washington, Mrs. Patter-
of st. Louis, and Mrs. Saylor of New Or
leans.
Mr.. Esling Of Philadelphia was also given a
medal, and will convey the others to the United
States and present it to the ladies on the POpes
behalf.
Gen. Grant.
General Grant, the Prince Of Wales and &C
companying parties were present at AscJt to-day.
Greece.
ATHENS, June II. The Greek a. my will be re-
organized and thirty thousand men are to const-
tute the standing force. In 1873 the army was
fixed at only 1885, men.
Germany.
ANTWERP June II. Antwerp is being put in a
complete defensive state by the erection of STRAIT
egica works on the line of the river Nethe.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
-TOTHE-
Daily Ksaaehet auurnal.
BRUNSWICK.
Brutal Assault by a Tramp, upon the
Person of "A Girl Ia Years CT Age.
HE Is PURSUED AND CAPTURED.

BRUNSWICK, June Il. AS young girl named
Simpson, IA years of age, was going home from
school this afternoon, near Hams Ill., on the
road TO Bath. She was attacked by trsmp, who
attempted to commit rape upon her. lie struck
her in the face and upon the breast, knocking her
down. She called for help, and the tramp. be-
coming frightened, fed. The girls cries were
heard by ne2hbors who, after caring for her, pur-
sued the tramp, and after hot chase, captured
him. lie was brought before the girl. " no iden-
tilted him, and he was then taken into custody.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

Members of the fraternity of Odd Fellows, in
this city will attend the services TO come of to-
day at Dexter, being the dedication of Odd Eel
lows Hall. There will be grand reception of
Encampments and Lodges, procession embrace
ing a large number of brethren, an Grafton by
John o. Wnship, Esq, of Portland, dinner.
toasts and speeches. Five bands of music will
be in attendance. Gardiner Lodge will attend In
a body.
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Fishing.

HALIFAX, June u. Reports from Magdalen
Islands to yesterday, state that the msckerel fish
cries are pretty good. Goldfish continues scarce.
The International fishery commission meet in
the legislative council chamber Friday. 1t is IN
derstood that after organization the commission
and preliminaries will be adjourned for a month.
1t Is rumored that the deliberations will he with
closed doors, and reporters excluded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

We learn that in York county the potato beetle
is raging furiously, especially in the seaboord
towns. Many of the farmers have had their pota-
to fields entirely ruined, have powcd them over
the second time, and planted corn. They are III
terly Disguised with the creatures Those who
fight the bugs successfully, as they may do with
Paris green, will find good market for their POI
tatoes next fall.
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CONN ECTICUI.
Arrested.

NEW HAVEN, June II. Mary Heenan was ar
rested to-day for passing counterfeit COIN A
considerable amount Of this, well executed in
halves, quarters, dimes and nickel five cents, has
been passed in this city. Some were found In her
house. The husband has fled. She was bound
over in $1,000.
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CA ADA.
Inquest.

CoLBoRNE, Ont, June II. An inquest was
concluded yesterday on the young woman, Alber-
ia Wade, who disappeared from her home in Cas-
Teton on the 18th OF May. Her body was found
buried in the woods in the vicinity on the 3lst.
The verdict was that she came to her death by an
attempt at abortion by David Smith, assisted by
Marvin Wilton and John Cape Mallory. They
were arrested and committed Tor trial at Coburg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

The County Commissioners will meet in this
city, on the 10Th, for business At their meeting
on the 25th the matter of blocking up the road
between Augusta and Hallowell will come up.
The people of Hallowell are solid for the road,
while we are satisfied that should they be called
to vote tomorrow, three quarters of best cti
would favor Augustus keeping its promises,
and opposed to reputation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

A Washington despatch says that the Indi
ring, through fraudulent census system, ha
perpetrated astounding Frauds which an inyes
eating committee is now unearthing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

The Memorial of Nathaniel Milton Wood, with
Sermons edited by Rev. n. Butler, ID. D., has
been published. Mr. Wood was formerly pastor
of the Baptist church in Waterville. a man of
great Intellectual power, powerful reasoner aud
theologian. Those who knew him will be glad that
the work is published.
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The evel'headed editor of the D,xter Gazette
thinks that 1.-THE young man who thinks he can
ran country newspaper and please everybody, is
about as piiable an example OF misplaced conf
dcnce, as the mind can conceive. person must
be run through the mill once or twice before he
knows how to act; the operation is not pleasant
but Instructive"
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CALIFORNIA.
Earthquake.

SAN FRANCISCO, June II. A Los Angeles dis
patch says that volcanic eruption occurred in
the mountains opposite Flowing Mills station on
the Southern Pacific railroad, about sixty miles
from Yuma, at nine o'clock yesterday morning.
1t was preceded by violent vibration of the earth
about half an hour after.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

We are satisfied that in our accounts of the
recent fire, we have not mentioned with sufficient
AMI deserved emphasis, the efforts put forth by
the Pacific Company, under the direction Of their
foreman. c. r. Hall. They labored with great
srdor, aud may be counted among the chief
helps in successfully staying the onward march
of the flames
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BASE BALL.

At Brooklyn-Hartfords 2, Bostons O.
Az Chicago-Chcagos 3, Louisvilles l..
At Manchester-M anchesters 7, Mapleleaf /.
At Boston-Iive Oaks 6, Harvards O.
At Lowell-Alleghaneys 3, Lowells 2.
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LOUISIANA.
Held for Trial.

New ORLEANS, June IL. Yesterday the Dist.
Attorney filed information against ex-Auditor
certain books from the Auditors office, property
of the State. He was held in SO 900 bail.
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GORHAM.
Religious.

PORTLAND, June u. The Cumberland County
Conference of Orthodox Churches met at Gorham
to-day, with representation from twenty one
churches. Rev. Z. A. Harlow Of Care Elizabeth,
is mode rator.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

They are after the salmon thieves in Bangor.
The Wing says the Mayor has appointed a special
policeman to detect parties and work up the evil
dence against those who are violating the fi.h laws
of this State, by catching salmon on unlawful
days. The salmon fishing has been a source of
large revenue to those who live on the banks of
the river. Since the season has opened many
persons have abused the privilege granted by the
State and it has been question for some time
past in consideration by Mayor Hamlin and Mr..
Stillwell. fish commissioner, how to prevent this
encroachment on the laws.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

One Henry II. Inman, pretending to be great
Temperance Reformer has been imposing upon
the good nature of the temperance people of
the State. He has been in Augusta within few
months, and so wrought upon the feelings of the
ladies of the Christian Union that they gave him
help. Recently he has been Occurring" at Skow'
hogan, Norridgewock, Mercer and other places in
that vicinity, disgusting many by his low talk,
but drawing others into sympathy for him. The
fellow, few years ago, married the daughter of
Reuben Wing Of Sidney. He left her here while
he has been on his recent lecturing pilgrimages
While up country, he represented himself
single man, made love TO young
lady, to whom he was engaged to be
married. The intentions of marriage were prop
erly recorded, but the girls friends learned of In
mans fraud and Of course the marriage stopped.
His wife, whom he has much abused, has gone
back to her fathers house, while her unfaithful
husband-the great moral reformer-has probably
gone to seek "green fields and pastures new"
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

A despatch from Brockville, Ont, says that tie
premises OF Coolidge and Tale, furrers, and Cul-
bert 4 Co, grocers, were burned this morning
Loss, $4,000.
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We believe that one of the main arguments of
those opposed to the completion of the new road
between Augusta and Hallowell, is, that it will
open new avenue for the potato bugs to march
into the captall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

AT the recent election ofschool teachers in Ban
gor Miss Jennie A. Philbrook ofthis city, daugh-
ter of Mr.. A. w. Philbrook, was elected first as
sistant in the high school, where she has been
TEACHING for some time.
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ARE You GOING TO THE SEASIDE, or are yor
there already In either procure some Of
GLENN's SULPHUR SOAR, if you would increase
the luxury OF the bath, render your skin white
and healthy, and remove freckes or sunburn
Sold bv all druggists. HILLS HAIR AND WHIsK
Err DYE, Black or Brown, 50 cents.
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INDIANA
Murder.

NEW YORK, June II. George Neyins beat and
fatally kicked his wife for alleged comics sed inf
deity, and then shot Charles Thomas, clerk in the
hotel at Garnet City, Ind, yesterday, as her para
mour. Neyins is arrested.
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The Fair Daughters of Fashion

prefer SOZODONT 20 every other article for the
teeth because nothing renders those ornaments
of the mouth so spotless, or imparts such an
agreeable odor to the breath. Moreover, exper-
ience proves the article to be perfectly wholesome
which cannot be said of all dentifrices.
innel3 +eod& wlW
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SACtD.


SAco, June IL. The York County Agricultural
Society has elected Nathan Dane, Jr., Kenne
bunk, President; W. S. bennett, Saco, Secretary
Cornelius sweetzer, ssco, Treasurer.
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II your lungs are rrtated, oppressed and sore,
no method of treatment will compare with inhal-
ing the hot vapors of Tar. The ISOLATION of For
est Tar" with inhaler, is the only preparation of
tar for this purpose. may30-t&wlm.
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PHILLIPS.


FARMINeToN June II. John Pckens driver
of the Phillips stage, broke his leg above the
ankle, this morning. while Swapping baggage on
the coach at Phillips. 1t fell off on to him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

The Knights Templar of Portland propose to
celebrate St. Johns Day in an appropriate man.
ner. The day coming on Sunday, the ceebra-
ton will take place Saturday, the 23d. The pro-
gramme has not vet been fully competed.
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VIRGINIA.
Suicide.

RICHMOND, June TO- Murdoch, the mail agent
between Richmond and Danvile was arrested q
few days since for robbing the mail, and was par
tally examined and admitted to bail He COM
mtted suicide this morning. with poison.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

Huntington, Mason & Co., open this week sew
eral new lines of summer underclothing, at very
low prices. They have also made some large pur-
caases of mems plain and fancy hose, which they
are selling at unusually low prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

The painful intelligence has been received in
this city of the death of Capt. Samuel A. Turner
of Augusta. He died in Venezuela, of fever. on
the 18th of April. Capt. Turner left here on the
30th of November last. lie was born in Virginia,
but ls,terly has made his home in Augusta His
Mas &C years
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.


New York. June IL, lsi7.
Money was easy at l. az per cent ON call. For.
eign exchange advanced to ts61s Ior bankers long
and Isl aiSgts for Jenand. Gollsopened at lO41
and closed at 100 Loans kala2 per cent.
Customs receipts, 1903 100. Treasury disbursed
f17 900 interest S:0lO10 or bonds. and e. ,0oo iCr
silver.
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INNALIDS desiring Pure Medicines and Ac
curacy in Dispensing them, should Send their
Orders to Partidge's Drug Store, Under Granite
Hail. Augusta. dec ll-Sw
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i&arrieb.

In LewiSto1, 9Th inst, Israel Estes, Jr., of Har-
mony To Miss Emma +. Fuller OF Lewiston.
In South Bridg;on, 18Th ulI., Geo. ii. Nc Donald
to Miss Helen L. Fitch, both of Sebago.
In Harrison, I'll inst, Geo. w Rounds to Mis- :
Angie Bonney, both of Brighton.
In Plttstel !, I'd inst Fred Ill. Woodman of Pal
myIa, 10 Miss Jessie +. Shaw of Lewiston.