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The fastcat gnhblcr on the Democratic side
during tho political campaign In Ohio appears
to be a blathrrsklto named 1uLIEzEK, from St.
Louis or eosnc other placc,-tho san,o chap, nc
believe, who challenged Can't scuuRz inst year
to meet him in series Of Joint discussions.
Bomc idea Of tho velocity Ut his wind may 10
gathered from this:
Nay before yesterday he made speech at tho
Democratic barbecue at tho Enst End taartten, Cin-
tnnau. lie Arnkc exactly fifteen minutes BY tho
witch, nHd In yesterdays Enquirer hin tfrort ap-
pcafctl, filling two and tHn. thirds columns Of that
journal. A,calHmn Of a4atc. the typo In whachhts
spccch was set, contains =, :i0 words, 20 that In
tint quarter Ut an hour t'c uttered t. D74 worts,
which. divided by fifteen, gives him tho startIl.y
and unprecedented average ~ 3D8 words n minute.
Few speakers exrecd tic ratio Of 40 woris
per minute, but this st. Louis Auttcr-tn!lt runs
nearly three tfmcs that speed. The speech as
printed, says tho Comavrriaa
VA sa tuli Of "app'as.e.", ,'lanahtet. " '.ercat
wouu haye thought on reading Il, tlat tho DEM
oeEas Of tlIe East End wcro making tho very bills
tromh1e with their NOISY hccanlatlona. and TINT
Mr. rULirxEn was In q fair way to tickle tlem 10
death. THO fnc4 Is. tho 1n!y LAUGHTER that oc.
cured tlnring his speech was tnlulred In by him
self and tipsy follow In tho crowd oTer a mutual
Misunderstanding.
THIS fellow Is tho. champion talklst on tho
Democratic side, and IL sait1 to bu swccping
everything bcforc him like tornado.
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Rsntolnb street, between Clark md lsaat1e. Eu.
ea1encnt Of tbc Lirgard4 ala Tentat!on." Mes.
dsmrs t!nsard. varlAn ETC., easrs Lfngart. HAsdIe
etc.
, 1877-10-08

There wns a cold and feeble celebration of
the Centennial Anniversary Of tho batt1o OF
Germantown in Philadelphia Thursday last.
hlr. II. II. THArxn, however, delivered n
very crcditnhae address, Of which Tho I'rtss
aAJa:
Ono Of the important historic points he brought
clearly 10 tho ferf1souna rn'atc 10 the nirctt In
huence The batt!e Of Germantown exercised Ln In
dnctn9 the French Government Of 1777 to aeknnw1.
edge and support American independence, and Il
II gratifying to know that tho akll1ful efforts OF
FnAHKL&x to hccnse tho recognition and support
which mado tho causc of frltatn hopeless wcro
materially aided by tho gallantry Of Ger. AnrHo-
NJ WArx1 In leading tho bold attack made b1 the
Continental army on Oct. A 1877, and in rcpu1s.
tnx pursuit. after II Wa compelled 10 fttstAt.
Per contra, thu Now York Tribune has a
chilly chapter Of tlls history Of the battle, =
leaf Of which rcntls an follows:
Owing to the fact that Philadelphia copld not bo
defended. tho patriot foftcs had withdrawn from
u; and tho majority of Tho inhabiMnis left there
wero on tho stde Of tho Dritiah. Leading Phil.
Adt'phians had just brought 1towE and his officers
into Tho city with hearty welcome. and the 1adca
lad received them With att1t warmer fcrvor ~ poor
AxnnB tcsttacs. WAsufxaTox hal marched hts
half-nakcd troops up High street n few weeks
bctorc; they went dancing and kicking each other,
and "ete honsed anu hneefcu At ny Inc Tories. who
Ind lttfc fslth In tho hght1nP qualities Of the
ragged crew. When WARRINGTON, On this morn
Ing. century ago. hnr1ed hs men on 1lowx's
finely. .dlacipliucd troops, he had, consequently,
little sympathy and ald from tho philadelphtans,
sorcn miles away. Tho lrowsy llttfe Village Of
Germantown xa. inhabited principally by Ger.
mas taboscrr. who, like the frog In the faote case.l
NOT who whipped 40 that they wcro 1eft alone.
Many Of them remained at home and hood their
That's syhfIH haft II
WAS raging: but few scted ns Ahnrpshootert, and
picked OF I1titleh officers during tho light.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-12-11
The French Agitation.
A Cab net Formed-NO Compromise or
ConcilIai ion.

PARIS, December 10. The republican journals
state that at an interview between President Mac
NJ Ahon and Duke DeAuditf,et Pas.quier, plesi-
dent of the senate, the marshal stated that cab-
net was formed, aud there could be no question of
n compromise or Cancellation.
a later des patch says a corrected account of the
Duke DAudiiiiet Pasquier's interview with the
President shows that the latter said, "Not having
succeeded IN forming the cabinet al ceptable to Z
majority of the Chamber, he would constitute to
suit The ma ority OF the Senate If the Senate
refuses to accept he would resign rather than re-
new negotiations with Dufuare. The Duke SAID
he had been sent in the name of the constitution.
alists to make last appeal to the marshal TO save
the country fIom extreme measures lie was IN
dlspalr Al the rejection of the appeal and TIE .ubed
TO think OF the frIshtful responsibility the marshal
assumed
LONDON, December II. The Paris correspond
ent oi the lines Telegraph. IA, follows. la con
sequen &c OF the irritation caused by President
Mac Mahon's curt reception, the Duke ID Auditfret
PasquIre and the majority Of the constitutional
ISIS whom Balble asked to join his cabinet have
refused al six o'clock this evening, the failure to
form cabinet seemed hey oud doubt, although
the parisans of the resistance policy maintain
that the cabinet would he gazetted tomorrow.
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THE EASTERN War.
Pievna tn the Hands
Of The NussienS.
Osm2n Pash4 Compelled to
Surrender.
HIS GALLANT CONDUCT-HE Is Sc
NERELY WOUNDED.
Great Joy in Bu;ltTGst 1t the News.
CHRISTIANS TO BE ADMITTED TO
OFFICE.
Increase of the Turkish Army,
sULEIMAN PAsHA's MOVEMENTS.

LONDON. December TO- Reuters Telegram
Company has received the following despatch:
BUCHAREST, December 10.
Alter severe engagement Yesterday before
Plevna, Osman Pasha. who was wounded, surren
cered Internationally. The Turks in Pievn,
were dy ing Of hunger and cold. There is grea
JOY here bucharest Is covered with flags
94o L. Nj. Pleyna Is now in the hands of the
Russo Roumanan armies.
The Agence Russo makes the following an.
nouncement:
BOSNIAN Pasha attempted to break through in
the direction of Wddin. He was attacked in
front and rear and compelled to Law down hi.
arms. after a glorious struggle in which he was
seriously wounded. All with one voice pra Sc hi.
conduct"
CoNsTANTGNoPLE, Dec mher TO- II is reported
the Cousncl OF SIale determined that Christians
shall hereafter be eligible to goyernorships and
other adj ninl,trauve functions of the Turkish
PROVINCES
1t Is believed that a speech from the throne on
the opening OF parliament, VIII announce tins res
olution.
Suleman Pasha has returned 10 AhmedG. on
the imnovd road.
The report that the Servian troops crossed the
frontier, originated from a confusion OF hounda-
tes caused by the destruction Of landmarks attel
the Tulco-Sei Wan war of 1876.
The Egyptian Contingent N the Turkish army
will be increased by 1900 infantry, 900 caviar,
aud four ba teries
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-12-11
THE NEW ASSOCIATE JUSTICE.
General Harlan sworn In.

WASHINGTON, December 10. General Harlan
met the Supreme Court Justices this noon and
took the iron clad clad oath, after which the
judges formed in ptoce sion aud entered the court
room, Harlan following IN the rear, clothed in the
judicial gown. He halted at the clerks desk
while the justices took their seats and the court
was formally opened, when the Chief Jastcc said
he had received the commission OF John NJ. Har-
Ian, as associate justice of the court. Tins was
ordered to be read by the clerk.
The Chief Justice then SAID 'the oath will now
he taken" Harlan read it IN an audible tone,
holding IT in one haud, while the other was placed
on the Bible. The oath vas as ulows
81, John Nj. Harlan, do soiemnly swear that
Will administer justice without respect to persons
and do equal right to the poor and to the rich and
that VIII faithfully aud partially discharge and
perform all the duties incumbent upon me, as 40
associate justice of the supreme Court Of the
United States, according to the best of my ablli-
ties and understanding, agieeably to the Coustitu.
tonal laws OF the United States. SO help me
God"
After the oath. Harlan took the seat formerly
occupied by associate justice Hunt. on the extreme
left, the latter now occupying the seat on the
right. The judges arose and bowed to their new
colleague. The proceedings were very impress
sve.
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AL >T2iAN AFFAIRS.
The Relations of Hungary ana Austria.
ANDRASSI PROTESTS ENPLANA-
TiON OF HIS POLICY.
Denial That aHstiia Is Acting Under In
hdence OF Germany.

VIENNA, December 10. Hungarian and Aus
triau deleg atuus are sitting 10 reg uatc the CON-
mon affairs of the dual monarchy for 1879 The
foreign affairs committee Of liungal ian delegation
held sitting yesterday, al which Count Audrassy
was present. According to Pesth corr espoudeuce
Andlassy protested against the explanations OF his
foreign policy gwen by the SO Gained semi oticlal
organs.
lie said: "Another factor besides Treaties must
be considered i'll connection with the relations be-
tween european powers, namely the force which
alone could make treaties valid.
As to the allegations concerning the triple ALI
ance, he sand Austria was the atbtor of her
own destnes, and no European State could Sc
curely count more upon obtaining recognition OF
It's reasonable demands"
lie declared himself strongly opposed to the
idea that compliance with external pIeudccs OF
the Christ an population OF Turkey must he con-
tlnued under Turkish misrule. lie denied that
Austria was acting under the influence of Ger
many, and declared no power in Europe could
undertake the settlement OF the Eastern question
without the cooperation oil Austro Hungary.
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FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS-.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON. December 10

WASHINGTON. December 10.
During the morning hour a resolution was re-
ported by Dorsey, IRON the committee on the Dis
II lct of Columbia, nslucung that committee to
IuquIe and tport by ball or otherwise, a proper
tolm OF government for tue district.
Ii Is were offered by Sargent 10 restrict mm.
grafton of Chinese; by Christiancv to regulate
elections and elective FRANCHISE IN Utah.
Wadleigh, chauma of elections, called up the
resolution declining Eustl, entitled TO Il seat from
Louisiana, from Jan. l2lh, 1876, for the term end
ing March 3D. 1879.
Ingalls, who signed the minority report, spoke
in respect 10 the resOui on, claiming the papers
presented by Lusis were defective.
After bret discussion il was decided to admit
Eusls BY vote OF is yeas and nays, and he was
sworn in.
The nays were Allison, Cameron of Wis, Ham
lin, Howe, ingalls,, Mcmillan, Morrill, and Ssun-
ders.
The resolution Of Matthews to paw bonds in sill.
ver was discussed all the afternoon. and finally
Morrill, OF VT moved to reteI it to the committee
ON JUDICIARY. as 1t involved question of law.
Pending the discussion, a motion to adjourn
was carried; yeas 30, nays %.
HOUSE.
Bills were introduced and referred as follows
by Hale, TO relieve certain ships from compul-
sorry pilot fees, also providing Tor vessels of the
Tilted States mailing from places where they are
owned or built.
BY Joyce, adjusting salaries of Postmasters on
basis OF the number OF stamps cancelled, instead
of ON the number OF stamps sold; also resolu-
ton proposing the amendment to the constitution
providing that the term OF 9th e of the President
be SIX years also JOINT resolution ia relation to
the contest between spain and Cuba
BY. Harris, establishing board of commission.
els for the L. 5. navy.
Ky Willis, for securing and extending the ex.
port trade of the U. 5 also simplifying the exist.
ing laws empowering and collecting duties on I'M
ports, removing all antiquities therefrom reduc-
ing the rates on imported merchandise, restoring
the duty on tea and coffee, aud eniarging the free
list
By Thompson, directing the Secretary of the
Interior to institute proceedings TO test and per-
feet certain lands alleged 10 have been condition
ally granted 10 the Northern Pacific Railroad.
by Sanders, appropriatIng $50 900 for the con-
plcuon OF the post office bulIding la Hartford, Con
nectlcut.
BY Money, exempting employees in the postal
service from militia and jury service.
by Tuner, reducing tue salaries of certain ju-
biee officials IL provides for the reduction OF %
per cent. oil all the the salaries exceeding 81 500.
by Crittenden, appropristng $4,000 for the re-
nova OF snags from the Mississippi, Missouri and
Ohio rivers.
/ BY Rea, proposing an amendment to the const
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MASSACHUSETTS.
The Murder at Lowell.

BosToN, December 10. At Lowell, Mrs. VIM
Deyhn was found dead IN her bed this morning
She is supposed to have been murdered by her
husband, IN n drunken Draw last night.
LOWELL December 10. A child two or three
weeks old was also found in bed at Dvvln's II
Lowell, evidently strans led The examiner ha
decided the mother and child were killed by VIC
lence.
Religious.
The Shepard Memorial Church in Cambridge
was freed from debt yesterday through the eff.
forts of Edward klmbal OF Chicago. the noted
church debt eNtngulsher; over $4,000 being
raised IN eight hours.
Death.
Mrs. Dayton, at Chcopee, Mass, died Sunday
from An accidental overdose Of chloroiorm.
Railroad Accident.
Henry Lawrence, aged thirly-fve, brakeman
on the Fitchburg railroad fell from the train al
Somelville, yesterday, and was killed.
Railroad Accident.
AVER, December 10. The Portland Expres.
over the Worcester Il Nashua Railroad struck All
unknown man while walking on the track between
Groton and Pepperell this evening.
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MONDAY, December

MONDAY, Deco mber 10.
No. q. 4. J. Erskine vs.. Oliver Moulton. Ba-
kor * Baker for plaintiff, Pill,bury and W. p.
Whitehouse for defendant. This is an action OF
trespas- upon lands of the plant f. near Pttston
village, on the border of Togus stream. The tres.
pass consists in placing logs upon the lands, and
going on with oxen to haul them of. The writ
charges continuing trespsss for six years, from
1861 TO 1873. Tue defendant owns mills and q
booming ground near the premises, and his de.
fence is that the logs were foated on to the land
by the fiehet, for which he is not responsible and
that he had the plaintiffs consent to remove
them. The case was tried two years ago and re-
suited in verdict for the plaintiff which was set
aside by the fall court on bill of cxcep ions TAX
en nv defendant. The opinion of the court by
giving a construction to certain deeds, has already
determined the main facts at issue between the
parties. 1t may he inferred, therefore, that the
present trial is important only determining
which side shall recover of the other a laae bill of
cost. Trial about half finished.
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STATE NEWS.

The Piscstisquis Observer says: Mr.. Robinson
New York chemist has been investigating the
prospects of the mineral wealth of Dover, for
few days past he examined the immense bed of
which MAS discovered by DR.. jackson some forty
years ago. Mr.. Robinson is quite positive that
there exists in our very midst a vast quantity Of
iron ore, which with manganese for purifying and
the immense forests on every hand for smelling.
peculiarly adapts our place for iron works, sur
passed by none other IN this country. We under
stand that MIR. Rogers has received an order for
the delivery of ten tons of manganese for trial at
the Kalahdin Iron Works.
Thnisda night Mr.. g. w. Small. Of Hermop.
died very suddenly of congestion Of the lupx,.
while at work in tue woods. HIS remains were
brought to this city last night and will be forward
ed to Hermon. He was only sick about twenty.
four hou g. Wing.
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Gresl surprise is expressed on all hands that the
Executive Council should assume jurisdiction over
the question Of eligibility OF candidate for State
Senator. The constitution provides that the Gov
ernor and Council "shdH issue summons TO such
persons as shall appear to be elected by spluraiy
of the votes of each district; and that teach
house shall be the judge of the election. and
qualification its own members" II is true that
he law of last wntsr rovid that mo ineligible
tl}idafe S. all be declared elected !" but this re
fers TO such candidates as the Governor aud Conn
Gil are authorized to declare elected, and not to
Senators, whom they do not declare elected.
The new steam boiler just put into the Journal
press room, is great addition to the mech anical
department of this office. 1t is an upright boiler.
SO inch shell IL feet high, feet height of box
l52 inch and half tubes, feet in length 2
foot of submerged smoke box. twill furnish $50
pounds of steam easily and promptly, will easily
ran the five power presses and furnish steam for
the four stories Of this office and the book bindery
of Smith q Co. 1t is built of Bay State iron, the
lower tube sheet and fire box being made of hon.
eogeneous steel. 1t takes less room than the
horizontal boiler used for years. and we anticipate
great saving of fuel. The boiler was planned
by Mr. Frank Moorlen, and made by Mr. Hyatt
Miner, an experienced boiler maker, who for
years has been following that business in the en-
ploy Of the Maine Central Railroad Company. The
best Of workmanship has been exercised in its
manufacture.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, December 10 1877.
FLOUR-Extra spring ~ 75a5 rs.
WHkAT-No. spring l0ha- cash: lle-s
llO5a December, lllaalllA January; No. lOl /. a;
II lp4 rejected, S2 a
CoRN-No. mixed, 43&; cash 49,; Dec, 49,.
Jan 42a
OATS 251.c cash: as Dec.; 25.c Jan.
RYE-NO. :, 56Ac.
BAkLEf-NU.z spring, a6lIc.
PORK Cash Ii 10 all w., Jan, IL 90.
Dec, IL go.
LNRD- Cash 795- cash; 7s5-a SIN, Dec. /;
Jan. g7ha.
BULK MEATS-shoulders, 4Ss,Hc; short rib
sides, 6k C.; short clear rib, 61a o.
WhIskEY-Western,l Or.
FRElGuTS-Corn to Buffalo, 3xc.; wheat do
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North vsssalbOro' OcaIs.

Mr.. George ii. Rsmsell received notice from
Washington, d. C.. last Saturday evening, of his
appointment as Postmaster in lace of MIR. J. A..
Narney, resigned.
The Melhodists of tins lace are to hold meet
ings at their church every evening this week.
Tie Methodist society at East Vsssalboro', are
10 have sociahle at Butterfeld's Hall, Wednes-
day evening. Dec. l2lh Oysters, &C.. will be
served. Proceeds to 90 towards paying the
preachers salary All are invited.
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THE BORDER TROUBLES.
The Secretary Of War before the VI iitary
Committee.
THE ORDER no GENERAL ORD.

WASHINGTON, D'cemher 10. The secretary of
war was before the committee on military sfians,
to-day, and said that the order to General Ord to
pursue the Mexican raiders across the Rio Cirande
on fresh tail, was based principally OF informa-
ton gwen in the report of Lieut. Col. Shatfer, as
heretofore published; and on being asked what
authority was given to make such order, he cited
the order given to Col. Robert +. Lee, ia 1860, to
follow Mexican desperators into Mexico if neces-
saly, and that given by ohm c. Calhoun as secre-
AIRY of war, 10 1914, to Gen. Gaines to pursue the
Seminole Indians into Spanish territory, which
order was vigorously carried out by Gaines sue
cessor, Gen. Andrew jackson.
captain CLANS of the 2ih infantry. testified
briefly, confirming the recent statement ia s,v.
eral large ranches in Texas were abandoned IN
consequence of the danger to property and nte
from Mexican raiders.
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r HE RING SUITS.
The Fina. Payment Made to Settle the
sweeney Case.

NEW YORK, December 10. The final payment
Of $4,000 and interest was made to-day by the
counsel representing the Sweeney estate IN the
ring" suits against Sweeney. All the property
heretofore attached under the Sweeney proceed
ings has been sold. At noon Judge Noah Davis
vacated all the cy's attachments and the immed-
tate transfer OF the property made to Jay
Gould and other purchasers No settlement of
the Connolly SUIT is under negotiation. 1t is re-
ported That ex-Sunogate lIutchings before his
departure on saturday for Europe made special
offer OF S400,000 which was rejected as mad
equate.
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4 he steamer CITY of
Berlin.
THE STEAMER NOW PROVES TO
BE SAFE.


LIVERPOOL, December 10. The City of Berlin
passed Crook Haven last light. All well.
LONDON, December 100 A. NJ. The steamer
City of New York, from New York Nov. 2Sth, for
Liverpool passed Cook Haven at $50 this morn
ing, towing the steamer City of Berlin.
QUEENSTOWN, December 1913 p. NJ. Steam
ship Cny OF Berlls just passed here on her way to
Liverpool. All well. On the Both of November,
when two days from Queenstown, her shaft broke
The steamer made little or no headwav, owing to
easterly gales. Saturday night she spoke steamer
City oil New York, and was taken IN tow yester.
day moIniLg.
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THE IEAMEK HURON.
Off ~ial Rebuke-The Probable We diet
OF the Court.

New YORK, December TO- TIE Tribune says
Master Conway, who threw away his clothes in
der TO swim ashore from the Huron, being un
able by reason Of lack OF money to buy IA new
unliotm, WAS rebuked by an officer OF the naval
court now investigating the loss of the Huron for
appearing before that dignied body without his
regular uniform.
1t is the opinion of naval officers that tn court
will attribute the loss OF the Huron to error III
jud gment of Commander Ryan.
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BROWNFIELD.
Death.

FRYEBURG, December 10. Hon Joseph How
ard, prominent resident of Portland and former
| ly Judge, died very suddenly of heart disease at
Brownfeld, this afternoon. He had just arrived
by the noon train, on visit to his brother, and
| taking an after dinner walk was found dead by
the roadside.
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Advance in Coal,

The Delaware 4 Hudson Company have ad
vanced the price of coal fifty per ton Read
ing Company advanced fifty cents pei ton; aud
Wilkesbalre Company advanced thirty cents It
forty re nj. nor
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MINISTER WEIGH.
lie is rendered a Reception.

LIVERPOOL, December TO- John Welsh min.
ister to Great Britain passenger on the Adrists
which passed Ruches Point this morning, consent
cd TO remain twenty -'our hours. The dock board
tender wll take cut opsul Faitchild and other.
To meet him IN the morning. Government order
ed salute from The furt. The mayor will receive
and welcome Mr.. Welsh on the landing, and sub
sequently entertain him at luncheon in Town Hal
and the Chamber of Commerce will present an ad
d, e.s Of MtlCnme.