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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21

Superintendent Furber of the Boston & Maine,
don't seem to about again putting the road into
the hands of the strikers, even if they want to be
taken back. He says: "Now that the thing has
gone so far, have no desire to have the old men
in my employ again, for should not feel safe
with them. prefer to keep the new men have
got, and want nothing more of the men who have
left me. The old men have not proved themselves
LOYAL servants
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21
A Name Vessel Ashore.

BosToN February 20. A dispatch from Or
leans, Mass, says the schr. Thos. p. Pilsbury of
Thomaston, Maine, went ashore at Nauset Tues
day morning. She was bouLd from New Orleans
for Boston with cotton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21

The larger part of the State College student
have returned from their vacation. There is on'
new lady student at the College this term.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21

The Howard Benevolent Society will meet a
usual with Mrs. Edward Mason, this, Wednesds,
afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21

gang of ten boys have been arrested in Port
land, for stealing about hundred barrels for the
celebration of Washington's Birthday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21

Five tramps occupied the lookup in Gardiner,
on Sunday. They were brought to this city on
Monday, and lodged in Jail, which is already brim
full
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21
kNlGIITSVILLF.
Fire.

Fire.
PORTLAND, February 20. The dwelling house
of VIM. II. Williams at knishtsye, was burned
to night. Loss $i000 insurance $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21

A little son of Rev. Mr. Nutting, formerly o
Gardiner, had the misfortune to break his leg il
Bath on Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21

We find that enthusiastic republicans here are
in favor of a celebration and general illumination
over the national victory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21

Mr.. William Sanford we'll known citizen, died
suddenly in Bangor, on sunday morning. He
born in 1916 in Topsham and in 1888 went to
Bangor. He became a clerk in the store of John
Lane and aiterward book keeper for w. T. & IL.
Pierce, from which he finally became one Of the
firm. lie has been an active member of the First
Congregational church, being for long time an
efficient scribe, and occupying many positions OF
trust in the church and Sabbath School. Mr.. San
ford has for time been in poor health, but his
sudden death was unexpected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21

1t IS now stated that the Russian army south of
the Caucasus on the Asiastic frontier of Turkey,
is In readiness for actien. II numbers liz, 900
and has % field batteries and $50 heavy siege
guns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21

Devne & Howard have the endorsement of the
following ply sicians: G. w. Martin, NJ. D.; w.
S. Hill, NJ. D.. G. L. Brickett, NJ. D., W. Bolan,
NJ. d., II. ii. Hill. NJ. D., J. o. Webster. M. D..
l.. J. Croker, NJ. ID. cod re
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21

was in that business during the war. He divided
his time between Charleston, New York, Boston,
California and this city, in each Of which places
he had many friends. lie had been in failiog
health for some time, of heart disease, although
confined to the house but for brief period.
Mr.. Williams came to the city last summer, and
has since remained. He was genial-natured,
pleasant gentleman, respected and beloved by a
large circle tf friends. lie was unmarried.
Llewellyn, the remaining brother, is on his way
home from Calif1ruis, and was expected on the
train last evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21

Take the sensible view. Tar cleanses, heals
and cures CataIrh The only method of direct
ton of Forest Tar" Catarrh is good thing to
get rid of. febl4-lmt&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21

Secretary Boardman is in attendance at tn,
winter meeting of the Board of Agriculture, il
Newport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21

The question, "Can a clam walk which has
been receiving serious consideration of late in en-
inent scientific circles will probably receive new
impetus upon receipt of the following A gentle
man, who came to Bath by rail from Rockland
Saturday afternoon, emphaticay asserts that just
the other side OF Wiscasset, he distinctly saw a
string of clans marching along, single file, in the
wake of the train. He says they were not walk
ing rery fast, only at about snail like pace
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21

The volunteer military company at Gardiner
10 be known as the Richards Light Infantry"
is to meet on Friday evening, for organization
and election Of officers. According to the &C,
passed at the recent session of the legislature,
this company is made subject to all the duties
and granted all the privileges of volunteer compa-
mics of militia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21
NEW YORK.
To BE Contested.

10 dc COutebttus
NEW YORK, February 20. 1t is reported that
Cornelius j. Vanderbilt is to contest the will of
the Commodore.
Suicide.
Humphrey Stevens, once one of the millionaires
of thi. city, but bankrupted by fraudulent friends,
found dead in the Old Mems House to day,
with an empty laudanum bottle beside him.
Insurance.
Ex president Frost of the Continental Life In
surance Company, whom the officers cannot find,
has a letter in print saying when president Of the
Continental Life Insurance Company, he received
no more money than he was entitled to, and that
in due time he viii face his accusers.
Weather.
Clear cold, wind strong northwest.
Death.
Daniel W. Wyman, president of the elevated
railway in this city, who died yesterday, was
well-known inventor, native OF Nashua n. H.,
and long time resident of Boston, where he was
well known in Masonic circles. He was COM
mandcr of the New Jersey Masonic Consstory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21
local ami State Mems.

Thursday is the birthday Of the Father of hi:
County"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21

j. s. Winslow & Co.. of Portland. have bought
the new ship of 1868 tons built by WIN. Rogers of
Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21
EUROPE.
Gale on the English Coast.
The Russian Army.

LONDON, February 90. A gale prevailed on
The west coast and great damage was done 10
Shipping, but no loss Of life Is reported.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21
Boston Stock List.

Boston. Feb. 20. 1871.
Sales at the Brokers' Board.I
Eastern Railroad, 4halL
boston Maine Railroad 97ha97ll
Portland saco n Portsmouth, 47-a47-
Boston Name Railroad, rs, lOai IL
Eastern Railroad rs So a53-
Maine state is, | lO-al IP-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21

Thomas A. Young, of the firm of Grant &
Young, lumberman, while at work in the woods
swapping at Greenville, on Saturday last, was
struck by tree felled by one Of the choppers,
and severely. and it is feared fatally injured He
wa, imme diately conveyed to his home in Green
vile, distance of about twenty miles, il an it,
sensible condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21

Dten.

In Portland 18th inst, Henry c. Newha in the
63d year oil his age.
In Gorham, l7h inst Mrs Mary Carte, wife OF
Mr.. stephen Hinkley, aged 50 years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Marte,.
EVENING REPORT.

=, New York. Feb. 20, ISL.
money was easy al 3-a3- per cent. on call. For.
eign exchange dull at 4s3 ASA for bankers, Ion
and 80 a4sis for demand. Gold opened at 1851.
and closed at 1885,. Loans % b per cent
Customs receipts, 5557 o.. Treasury disburs,d
$4,000 Interest, $4,000 tor bonds.and 5000 fer
silver.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21

Clear, C, Id, wind strong northwest.
Death.
WASHINGTON.


Louis NJ. Goldsboi ough died here this MOI ming of
typhoid pneumonia. lie entered the navy in 1872
from the District Of Columbia. This makes the
sixth among the rear admiras who has died in
four or five weeks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21
To whom IL May Concern |!

SMH1where. business Honorable and arst
MK.IA aciass Particulars seut free. Address
VIVV WORTH & Co. 81. Louis. Mo-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21
Secretary NJ drill.

Secretary Morrills health is so much improved
that he sat up IN bed short time to-day.
Den al.
Acting Secretary Couant stigmstZes as false the
statement Yesterday made before the real estate
pool committee that large amount of currency
returned to the department for redemption instead
of being destroyed were re-issued for political and
other purnoses
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21
Investigations.

Gov Palmer of Illinois testified to-day to hav-
ing met Littleiied at the returning board in New
Orleans, who complained of not having received
as good facilities as republicans, when Littlefed
promised to give him some papers. as republic
cans did not offer Ltlefeld any money for this
Nothing was said between witness and Murphy,
about money reward to be given TO Littefield
for exposing what he knew. There is no doubt
in wit ness mind that Little6eld expected some
kind of reward in case his exposures resulted in
breaking down the returning board and eeciing
lillian
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-21
Don Piatt,

Col. Piatt stated to-day to q reporter that the
article in the Capital which has occasoncd lega
proceedings against him was entirely his own
production, and no one else had anything to dc
with the writing thereof
The Governments case against Don Pia.t wa.
before the Grand Jury day.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-11-08
Xhs TFabaae Established.

Hisna.sk Cor. !. Pisneer-Press.
The Bismarck TRIBUNE has becSns
fairly established during the past sam
meY. The company new own hne
block, aad have room to spare, which
is leased At high rent. Col. Lsuns
berry Crews fs:ter and slseker every
day, IS he draws bis s.iasy az Psstnas-
Ter and editor Of the T71cssE. and hi.
dividends cn his stock in the latter coz
cern. From the issuing Of the first
number sf the TRIBUNE in July, 1879.
40 to this aar, the TRIBUNE Was kept,
go;ns through the untirins e1sr;ioEs OF
s.,s gallant colonel He WAS among the.
fist TO publish to the world tae fact
Eat there 1as gold in the Black Hills.
and .fte: the return sf his coTps OF
o-sspcc.os. .hst y. sent sat 10 tn. Hills
siens 1its Clusters expedition III. 1874,
Nth specimens ef pure gold snat they
zsd pauas,l cut whore Curtss CITY -
SOW .ocsssa, DO e<.-h ustk ia his paper
zt,r.c:si 81. attention # MS rcsders
md sx ,:asn..s vat! sas st'iis w. 81
led sad tbs. territory opened uo -
The world. For this bs deserves sTsas
lea! Of cre..:t, sad lsnx nsy h' lve, ~
1r.r MS Ssl.ry as pestnas:sr sad. ~
.is ...s.ri. .fu1l .h1 Tslsgyg
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-11-08
thing away tr.m seven passengers. We'd

thng away trsm seven passengers. We'd
ncsday morning the same robbers clean
ed out freight sutft of four wagons and
horse whipped the Cinnamon.
1T. CHASE,
with a detachment Of the I'd cavalry,
guided by William Reid, pursued the
robbers, who robbed six mere men dur
ing the day. At night the
ROBBERS WERE CAPTURED
and taken to the guard house. One was
identified as Webster, who killed Deputy
Sheriff Coney; TIVE are supposed to the
same known IS Blackburn and Wall.
RUSSIAN SUCCESSES
in Asia Miner have continued. The cap
ture of Mapktar Pasha's army is not i'm
probable. Turkey is calling out the re-
serves.
was banquettea by Macmahon yesterday.
THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT
shows decrease Of over four millions the
last month.
THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL
will be reported to-day or tomorrow.
Field Marshal Won Wranzel, Of Prus-
sia, died yesterday.
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The Bl.ok HILL Skip fer Joy.

Denver Tribune Deadwsed Letter.
I'd have you knew that We are not
entirely devsid Of secietJ. Ne save =
sa.'l, very small, circle Of the crs.e
de la that is. strictly chsics. Among
tn. rest xe have e real lirc senator's
wife (Speacer's) an<, ~ tAs way. shs
Is quite = beauty. L..g. and 4uesnlJ
a. to form, with elastic step aad round
cd best, she rsaia5s one Of both Jano
and Disas. A DriIliaxt table converse
.isnal:st, full Of tact Aad uTbanity, she
mas already vos Esn5 friend. ~
a&vs two Washington hAbituss is, 'ae
.yi.es Of Pests.aste1 ldaas end judge
3ss<riy. Hrs. Sho:se'l is : famous Ss
Losis belle 81 fs~ yss1s back. Dem
>.: is 1sPrsseeted ~ Hesdsmss G, O.
D.vis, Asnd, Earser, L-'aer, Ssn"sss.
Lake, nsther, and othsra. They hsv.
kettlelrums, fera parties, and call os
each other il sias bzttoa kids just IS
thsugh the toua was built Of brown
stsne-rAsreas ws can boast Of but oEs
brick dwelling. We are TO have club
parties ard conversaziones this w:ntar.
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HORIZONS DEATH,

His Last Ksurs--'I An. Worn Out"
indianapolis Telegram.
Senator Merton died at 5:35 ,. m.
The frequent bulletins of to-day tender
it unnecessary to recount his suffer
ings, and the measures employed to a.
ieyiats them. Abeut aeon Mrs. Norton
and her sons, by request, were loft
alone with the senator for about one
hour. Whist passed between them is
net for US to inquire. Before o'clock
it became evident he had entered upon
his last hour on earth. He had rested
the grsetet portion Of the day in I half
sitting sssitisn. As he grew weaker
the supporting pillows we're ~ithdrawn
SO that he lay prose upon the bed. A
deep silence aow prevsdsa the room
asd remained unbroken except by IN
occasional question to the dying nas.
Oace when the senator exclaimed. Il
am DYING" hif sister -in-l law. Krs. Hol-
loway, inquired, ycu are not afraid to
die, Oliver? He indicated ne by ahsk-
ing his hsad. Soon after similer ex-
clsuation, question and answer passed
be:wes. him and Dr.. Thompson. At
10 nisutes pact O'Clock he excl aimed
Il am dying, [ am worn est;' aRd these
we're hrs last words. From this time
.. it vas difficult to discover that llfo
reusi.sd. Oa the Dr's. announcement
"Hs is gsinE," the gaze Of wife and sons
became fxed on the face Of the husband
and father, vita Dsv and then . Pitssus
lsok of inquiry towards tss Dr., until
his further anlouncsAent,
+ ut Is OVER"
The widow clasped her sens to her,
exclaimins quietly, but in tonss never
to be forgotten, "Ay darling boys!''
The friends withdrew, leaving them af-
ter time, vixen they were lead ts.aer-
lY from the ro~a. This evening, by
direction of the mayor, the city bells
have been tollsd 81 strokes indicating
the dead senator's age. The bells viii
also be tollsd each day at nooa uatil
after the funeral. The family have de-
ciaed on Monday (to-day) at l O'clock
as the time for funeral services at Rob
erts Park Methodist Episcopal church,
and the intsrRent will take place =
Crown Hill cemetery.
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FHE 9TH CAVALEY.

Losatto1 Of the kaeine1t--Co1. Ben-
<os1--nsn Destitute Of Clothing,
BA1kots, 6c.--Pro5ab1e S12srfng,
Correspondence Bismarck Tribune.
HsADQUADssRs 7rH CAVALRY, in the
Field Opposite Nssth Of nusclsshsli
River, Kissosri River, II. T., Oct. 25,
1877.-We are new oamped On the Ms
souri,, opposite the mouth Of the hus-
clsshell, where ~ have hess for about
ter days. Col. Destssn is in command,
.ud has With him companies A, B, E,
II, I, <, L and ~; companies + and
G are expected here daily frsm Tongue
river, vhs1os they we're taken by Gen.
Miles to e<cs.t the captive Ess esrcss
Inaisne.
Lieut.. DeRudis brought in fourteen
kcz Pe.cse. the other day, that had
been tsrned ever TO him by 1t. Hans
1:t infantry. and ere has since volun-
tarily jsinsd Us. I fancy they viii ali
be ssnt - Tongue river BY bo~t. News
fron White Bird Is to the effect thst he
hes about sixty warriors with Ain aad
is new in Sitting Bulls camp.
In conclusion let ne say that the
command is in gssd beslth asd spirits,
snd although the prospect seems clear
for a wiater campaign, still! not much
complaint is nsde; the nen, however
will soon be i. critica! ssxli!isn for
want Of clo.airg. s.d shouid sscfs
o.ortske US csnnat answer fer its con
.equences, a. a,.ny ries have no ever
coats and the t;sRkc;: s.e exceed,ag!s
few and far hstEsea. AZ :sT s:GckiaGs
a.d boots they srs she.t ali vsrn out,
Such is the fsts Of the A.sEic.a xoi
dier, still hs, sf all Others, rstps 'ssi
credit anS benefs from his operations
than do tbs pxmpersd ssldisry sf Kuro
psaa armies. or one thisg vs axe Ger
tain, that snsuld We ever fight Sitting
Bull this winter, We will give him Al
good chance Of being brave as he
plessss, for eur conmander (Col. Ben
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THAS. FRohPSOH-City Dngiuesr. Thsss whs
~ want lots surveyed and boundaries stablished
will be accommodated. Oncs, U. 8. Land ONCE.
-NRYRSs + BOsTWICK-N.nuf facturers and
1\D-aIers in Harness, Saddles, &c, Full lins Of
Whips. Bells, Trunks, travelling 51ls, &c.
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teen) is one Of the fighting kind, a.d
will do his, best to revenge last sun
mer's catsstrophs-not, perhaps, Oh
paper, but in fair, square, rough and
tumble battis.
l can assure Yen that it is nest re.
assuring to have implicit confidence in
the one who guides the helm, and in
this case We all swear by the veteran OF
over sixty battles.
Should anything special turn up
will, if the opportunity Offers give you
the particulars. SPEerA4o1.
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a SCHOLARLY LIBERFINE.

a Yeu1g "eman OF 5ersey City
Charges Richard G1azt Whitewith
Her Ruin.
n. 7. Specia, Tel.
Miss Isabel ArisI, Of Jersey City, has
begun suit sgainst NJ. Richard Grant
" hite for ssduction. In III Interview
with . reporter she told Substantially
the following story: She is IL yearsof
age, and has no relativessiiving, or any
occupation. About Eve years ego,
while 1T school, she met Mr. White,
who introduced himself as Mr. Withers,
and obtained permission to visit her at
the home of her aunt, since dsad- Be-
fore she was II years old their friend
ship eliminated in criminal intimacy.
Her aunt died, and sac, being left friend
less and without support, accepted the
assistance Of Mr. White, and became
his mistress. An interview with Mrs.
White, who accused her of taking Mr..
White from his fAmily, was tee first
intimasion she had that slr. White was
married. Al she vas about to. become
mother she had no caoics bet to re-
main with him. She bore him two
children, ocs Of whom is still living.
About a year ago, says Miss Ariel, Mr.
White comnencsd to neslscs her, and
refused to contribute properly to her
support. She engaged Mr.. Y. E. Howe
ss her counsel, and as sccn u abe was
of age began this suit Three weeks
ago kr. White was .arrssse4, she ssys;
bpt On bis promise 70 aske settle
mest on her be vss released. Miss
Ariel says that kr. White has since
5.en dissuaied frsu, doing this BY Bal
icy, Of ths conmissien ei charities and
the salt WAS therefore renewed. Hiss
Ariel hssss,f iE . very Intelligent ana
pretty young we1sn, in many things
very simple, ssd evidently much. a.
,ache1 % kr. White. She says that
he wssll give her oniy sSs Esosth,
and she sosid not support hersslf and
child nn that
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-11-08
aEH. NELSON 4. NILES.
Al AIatsrsstiRg Incids1t I'm His EarE
Military Career.

Military Career.
At the recsnt ysuaioa Of the Boston
light iafaptry association 1T the Parker
Hsuss, lr. Jsha H. G. Campbell re-
lated the fsllswisg Incident: .'f. the
early part Of the rsbellioa Of 1861,
while enc of eur nsmbsrs was sa his
way to the ssaal sisht!y drill at Boyls-
ton Hall, he was accosted on Waxing
to. street By q yeasg nan with whom
hs YES slightly acquainted, snd asked
whore he w0 goisg. fs this Ten
H.ddlssssa replied that he belonged
to he Tigers. and wss ssisg - their
arnery 70 drill br an hsur or tive.
The sws walked along the street, and
durisg the CORONATION whish fsIlswsd
the ysusg frisad thought it vsuld b
. pretty COED idea fer him to bslsng to
jsst sssh company, for he ssuld there
sbAia exercise, and. perhaps Ntsb
insight i.te miiissry tactio-'bst,"
be Gtdst, II dsa't suppose l can get
it," TsR, like 3 sesd fellew, IS he
was, Ieeks4 ds~n on his friend and
said: "Cose risk, along with me and
L IL put you taESbSH 1Oh hdo sA0s
young chaps nanas or our roll accepted
as :. member, and musket in his hand
in twenty minutes. For week the
new recruit was constant: day aad
night at cur drills, but one night he
vas missing. said 10 Toe, Your
man is sick of it.n mot bit of ii"
replied Tom, ''he likes it, and he is
smart enough to be AN officer" A
week er two after be disappeared from
ouc drills. Tom met tae yong man
on the street. rs had enlisted fsr
three years or the war, and his uniform
confirmed the statement. FTon. the
9th Of Septsmber, 1861, when that
young msn nas appointed to 4 captain
cy in the 22a Massachusetts, volunteers
his promotion from on= position to
saother was rapid and msrited. He
has wos Z name foT personal csurags
that challenges eur sdairarIoa,, hs sas
shown all through MS csresr the talsat
sad power to csnnand, and he stands
to-day with national reputation As
the best Indian fighter Of the times.
.sk you to driak to the bsslth Of Ton
s.d his young Tiger re-
sruit-tle colonel OF the eth United.
States Infantry. Col. NeIsos A. Niles