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The Bennington daily banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1877-1877, 1877-08-11
A HIGH BRED HORSE.
WALTER HAMBLEToNrAN, we'll known a. .A.
DEWEY HORSE,

VIII stand for service during the season OF lsT7 at
the stable Of J. H. Eldred. North POwnaL Vt on
Tuesdays and Fridays, and the remainder Of the
time At the stable OF the subscriber near the Old
AlbrO Stand, about " miles from Bennington VII,
lage, on the road 10 North Bennington. SeaPon 10
commence May 1. 1871.
DEsonIPTIoH-Walier HAmbletonlAn Is A dark bay,
black trimmings, 10 hands high, weighs 800 lbs, Il
lJyeArs OF age and has remarkably well developed 5one
and mutele and u otherwise hnely developed and
beautifully proporiOued bot what is Of much more
importance is the act that bic stock IL widely aud
moRt hVOrAbly known lie has probably sired more
high bred stock than any horse Of bis AGE within
long distance. He took the hrst premium Tor IrOt-
Ting when years old. at the Bennington Co. Fair :;
and now we will give what IL not always found In
Horse Advertisement, vEi
Ar HoNEgT TRUTuFUL PRDIaREE-Walter
Hambietonian was sired by Vermont HambletoniaD.
tthe Gray HOrae owned by j. II. Chapn, Of Bennlng-
ton, for some years. and known as the Noble horse
He Was sired ny Remington Horse. he by hirbop
Hambletonan, and he by imported MESSENGER The
Dam of Vermont HambletOnian was bred by John
Williams, Of Tinmouth, W., and sired by Comet aud
he by Bishop Hambetonlanl The Dam Of Walter
Hambletonian was the celebrated thoroughbred Mare
known as the stone Mare, and bred In Lexington,
Ky.. q half sister Of the Celebrated Running Mare,
Fashion and sired by Imported Tru.tee
TERMS or SERVICE SO TO Insure Foal.
Pasturaae furnished mares from distance at T5c
per week Academia ct Owners, Rick. Applyto
10 HERBERT II. HARMON. Bennington.
The Bennington daily banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1877-1877, 1877-08-11
Co-PARTNFR.

~ SHIP heretofore existing betwosa 4. Edward
WabndRe and Johu L. Houghton ls hereby dissolved
and all debts due said 1rm must be paid 10 the sub.
forlber as he has the books and Z alone authorized
TO settle the same. EDWARD WALBhtDGE.
Bennington, Jnly 10. 1sII.-RA-Ws
The Bennington daily banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1877-1877, 1877-08-11
NEW HAMPSHIRE AT vERMONT,S CEN.
TENNIAL.

The following general ORDER and "circu-
lar" have been published:
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS STATE oF NFvv
HAMPSHIRE. -ADJUTANT GENERALS Or
n I.l.. EICE -CoNcoRp, August 2, 1877.
GENERAL ORDER NUMBER 8.
!. IN accordance with the provisions of a
Jonlt resolution passed by the legislature
lpproprlatlnR the sum of TWENTY-FIVE hun.
dred dollars for the purpose of Assisting In
laying the transportation and equipage of
sueh OF the State Militia as should volunteer
b$ attend the Centennial celebration of the
blttle OF bennington" and assigning TO the
SoVerhor and Council and the Adjutant
General the duty of naming such Companies.
the following have been selected:
Inc Amoskeag Veterans, Manchester.
i, LIST Regiment,
u Tne n Heavy Artillery, Portsmouth, Co. K.
lst Regiment,
The Gov, Cheney Guards PetersborouRb.
20. B lst Regiment.
iment.
n The Hinsdale Guards, Hinsdale. Co. C, I'd
The State Capital Guards, Concord, Co. X.
I'd Regiment.
Also all the commissioned officers Of the
State Militia.
2. Col. NJ. d. White. commanding the Sec
ond Regiment, is hereby assigned the COM
mand Of the battalion. and will be Obeyed
and respected d.aceOrdinRly,
8, Transportation will be furnished by the
State, and tents for shelter will be provided
on the grounds, but companies will be requir-
ed to furnish their own subsistence
4. Company officers will call meetings of
their commands at once, and report as soon
as practicable to Col White, and also to this
office their acceptance of this Invitation, and
it is expected that each company will turn
out at least fOrty-eight, officers and men.
They will also report whether they will ar
range for their own subsistence or leave it
to this department to contract for the same,
and if the latter, they are requested to col
lect of each man the sum OF three dollars
before leaving home,
The Bennington daily banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1877-1877, 1877-08-11
VERMONT VETERANS.

The following General Order No. 5" shows
the part the members of the Veteran Sol
diers' Reunion Society of Vermont are to
take IN the Centennial celebration, Sixteenth
of August Week. at Remington:
The Bennington daily banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1877-1877, 1877-08-11

The strategy Of the British campaign of
I'M was comprehensive, and IL was tradi-
tiOnal. With Canada hostile to the country
south Of it, the plan Of BurgOyne was as nat
ural ns it is for pugilist TO strike with both
fists. Fronting southwark, indeed, the blow
by Lake Champlain the Canadian forces de-
liver with their left fist the route by Lake
Ontario, through OsweRo inland, invites the
blow Of the right band. As early as 1857 the
French government received from Canada
a memorial which recommends; "The Iri-
quois must be attacked in two directions.
The first and principal attack must be on the
Seneca nation, on the borders Of Lake Onta-
rio; the second by the river Riohelieu and
Lake Champlain. in the direction Of the Mo-
The Bennington daily banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1877-1877, 1877-08-11

Bennington's First Murder---The
Excitement Attending the Cir
cuustances---Some of the Fa-
yorable Events which Followed
, 1877-09-18
Gnrolaifht Na1rihttu.

sw,memlmoe. Die in Breoptp bonn
Stapel aelaufsne, BON br Waidiuenbaus
Nc'ienGei.aldlaft n8ulfan" erhaute &or>
y : tie nSeoan", wslde eiu @hw: itsrtino
Der eeitn &orretie n0eip;ig" 1T, lit bier
eiuactroffsu: 1as @dtii beiiet eine
aroBe Sa5r,e duinoiateit uub 1T int
Stanoe. uate sou ontpf Is &uoten lit
'tncr Stunoe 3urid3ule ZEN. @S 1T aat,
aus @t-en aebaut ulb nit elmer ooppelten
pol;la { beoedt, auf wcldsr iid BET
&npf, ,be t)la, befiM ct, ult, 9eb0rt einer
aalj nelen cd f~fsclalie 1T Der oeutiten
Wfar ne at. DE Qdrse Der &orpette
baldai SO M ter. BE Breite IA Wteter
nno ,er .0Ste Tefaana 60 Weter. DIE
Wa1 bh e ia, 1900 3 e~roefrdlte, uno bes
fe It Ole A.,sr itu q bic tie erit in &iel
sfbalten nj B. as 10 Der 'uton1truirten
l7sSe, tintetet @,ltliiee in ZEE Uattsrie
uno 2 lansea II 9entiuc &auone,1 i'm
10 D. . &c p. pn rib. 0ettere Iteben
aur Dem ODetoed ulo tOmuen bonn Bug
II % Red 6ueft 10 iudttS ooer riid,pdrts
feu' II. Die nutermalten iiuo oft, @iiea,
oaS Snsipriet 1T gum Gin iufta elnses
ridnt. Das Sd,ff 1T osrar.is cihas.
ri.ntei, 6aB cs obne BsHusun, oer Dump s
lraft NIKE e. 9el treu3eu uno ldn. ere
HeI ell jupiitle Ieu fam, unb pat oeBbalo
cine sroBe Voula ffstafelase.
2seimar. Grau3 9is3t beabiidtist
uniere Staot au uerlaiien uno naa
Hom tber3u1sbeln.
Der Rpfbduisr, befcn Ruinen Sabr.
buheerte Die 9eieSten Tluren Or golSe'
men Glue aberldaut baben, fat i'm 2auie
bieie8 SontmerS Elm an6ere8 Nnieben
seponnen. WGbreno man nod i'm
pori9en Sabre lid mibIam burh Sc.
irapp unb Steinser0as binburd winoen
muBts, um Die wsitlaufis.n Huinen in
Nu9eul&ein 3u nebmen. bat man iest
Mese 9eebnet uno mad alen Yuntten
bin9sflbrt. Gin breiter We9 fabrt
mad Der alten @apele, aus welder Der
SAutt biuwssserdumt it. Dor bsr
boben Mausr. pom meldsr benz Nuss
ltH bic Auslt4t barbtetet, bot man etnei
Ylas sti4affen unb benz mlben Wan'
bersr elm @uheplds&en eiussri&tet. am
alten Tburm 1m6 BIZ aberbdnsenben
Waaern usraniert, I'm ie Dor benz Gin
tur3 gu beuabren ; aud III UNI bic 9an5e
Burg Elm r,tuer @e9 sussleat tpor'
ben. Cine gut einseriM.s.> 11sltauration
lorst iorst tar bic Ieibli4en Bebarfnids.
DdGefoorf. 60 melt Bic isst fen.
l,bt. wsroen iu ben milit1xiihep usbs
, 1877-09-18

Nem Dorf. II. Sept. Gin 6ar-
msr Sampler iiberfubr seitern MarnN
Elm &uhubnct. in pel&sm T6 Sotx
IS ID, beNen Satin. Gront Oliur' unt
belsn 9cdter, iopw Gloube uin 9ph=
liam &abigau tsfarhen. 0rau Me!h,
Gmrf Qrprr mnt &c 3cher h,s leb
tsren e,%tronfer.
Scr 9omp',r s.. q. Mar! H." srhr'
te psite,n NtcnN in Dem Nottb. N,pe,
cir &nrerhuot in ben @runo. Guo
M d. Mt. 3Ol @unionfrobe. unn so.
barr @ir9 u. 1872 % TER e.
= k; " Il so n.niiirn rlt,,l II
Bud en-, y IND.
Nm roro hes Ttmpiers .Sunno."
m,.d,si a tier aus $ ponn b,er ontuu'
uun az, 3 II aui si Quornnt0m. Stn
tor lisvt, nj an I& 6 Ytrionsn.
e. meid,e ON eritrr Nietu eoruieHrlic
9tn.
&pdto,N, 81. l6. Sept. Ser
Qonfu urb srri onpeie Manner. lpsih.
ola GIr,ts IN linen Tisnfen 1tanceu,
tpurhtn ssftt,n fnrh ben ginlura ri
Todes res 2ano ''iArn @eiadfts.niols
q t6ote'.
Sum Jraneisco. II. Ssptbr.
Gonna emo wnrbem pr. Sorsent, Def.
len Mniietsr. Mnmsns xapi.r. Souls
Ober uhb Jrau Obsr ont Der Garm req
9srrn Saraent, s.uei Msilen BON &od.
lin IN plaeer gounep auf bic brutaIne
Weiis BON gbineisn ermoroet.
Oie Sireer rottetsn I'D suiammen.
p:rjosien bic Gbineien aus ModIin unb
branutsm bas gbineienpisrtrl niebsr.
Die Mffoirs entiianb aus sinsm Streits
ibsr Winsn'M uipri&s in Der Na4bar-
i3aft.
M IE L
, 1877-09-18
Htutt. tfItsr. tpst4fa.
Der leriea In critat.

aoabnn, II. eat. Ser @crre
{poubent Der Times in wu4area ttI..
srapbirt untsr'm satrisrn Dotna, ei'
ne D.pei&e murbe tsuie Nors,n bier
aus BEN toiiali9sn 6avptqanrtitr It
bolten. ,usl9e bsri9tet. bob bic 9irtr
einen oer3psifsItsa Ueriu& ma6isn bic
@risiba. @eboute mister au erctern, in.
BEN lie Neb,n ur,pisifome gno,iffe mad
ten unb 10000 Mari. rerIorsn.
goFontinopsL II. Sept. Gin
Tep.i&s BON S@urnIa heri@tet, bdf
SoIieman poi1a ssiseru bic Gstunl
81. RisuIoas einnobm unb bic tirtiid'
5abne ,ptbt jsst iiber oerislben. Dor btl
ginnabme Der Teiiuns m '&,en Die Sui
fen. ,psI9. bsomtenee gs'fdrfunsen .er.'
boltsn boitsn. stuei erfoleIoie ansrifs
auf Die tiirfiine poiition. tpsI&e BIZ
@omtroba. 2anbFraBs beberridt.
Gonoon n, IL. Sept. Yin otf3leues
rn1Ei@ss Bulletin batirt 4orebin. Com.
fog. iast:
.Das Bomtnrbsmsnt BON 9lebno
1uurbe stItsrn f~ortetiebt. Sic tiriif@en
8atterien ermibertsn Dos Geuer nur
14wa&.
General. Moior @fotefvff. Troso.
nurof unc 5rdritinsfp Eno au @eneraIz
G%isutsnant.n erboben tporSen.
rMm Is. iteuten bic 9urfen 8 So
4funb w0,itr awii4m e4ipta uno Der
Js5tuns ct. &itolaus auf unb bombor
nirten bic 2estere. wir osrloren am 10.
40 on 9obte unb III an 0ern unbete."
Gine 3evteri4e Depsi4e Don @aauia
iaet. bob bic Stabt unb bic Geitun9 BON
9utst unbeoiuat on bic Montsns9riner
ii~terssten tuorben iinb.
, 1877-09-18
0ermti0teS

Sitten. Inter ben
egeentrii9en gieenbeitsn Der 06lf,r.
imnften i'm Snnsrn Nfritas aifbt es
ni4t pisle. bic 10 frembartig eri9sinen.
ais ME Die 66Fi9tsitsformen. Die bel
ben Bombed eebrdudli4 iinb. Ob
Qlein bieier 8olterfamm einen Qanb.
iri9 inre bot. Der bsreits aiemli1 er.
ftridt 1T. hirftsn isnt @ebrduhe bod
niht on9emein befonnt iein unh ss lrbnt
lid pobl Der Mube. bopnn bier au ipre.
den. Wir nollen ;u bisiem @thufe Elm
Nhentener sradhlen. bas BEN Molteier
gnbreas BE Bono bort auitisS. sic
6a6e ,par folQenbe: Ne Bono tpiinih.
n nit ten A1niae sns Asnbiad AL un-
honbein. MaS fdm iiber btr Crt Des
3ufommenfunft therein sDisS ioffs al
btM l1tsrM beS 6oMbat asi8ekeu.g In
Ter Meiienbe qinA Dem Soupsxdu entae-
gen. Der it, al Der Ehmels isinsr6it.
te srtportstt. unb auf elmer Mrt bon
Stuhl lob. Ten .mon tyct9f nit tinem
Throne perglei&en f6nnfe ; Dor Inn Ia
a.n auf ben plotten Baume. I'M inn als
Scppihe au hienen. brei obsr bier isine,
|Ofiaiere. Sc Bono blieb eiiiee S6rit:
tt Dor hem @ebieter ebrfnratspolI fttben.
Diei,r lebterr srhoh iid upb fam BEN
ssrtmben atpei S4ritte enteeasn. inbsm
r. aut BEN @idcn is,nsrsf cfbesven' fin.
|56ritt unb ,ents unb iinfs ouf hieislben
ausYpudte. .Donr blidte er ben Grem-
ben iharf al, un6 bic i'm, ing 0s5idt.
Gem guropdsr fo@te basRIut ouf uuo
unpiuilbrli4 iudts er nah itinem &e.
DoIper. Scr Dolmetid beeilte iih il
bn&, i'm su berubieen, inbsm er iaatt
rEos i1.eine unsrmsblide Gre; Die oer
G5nia linen erlpisisn bot. Sc 1T zine
in .biefem lnnbe is6r' be9ebrte Mus3sid'
nujr6; bieie .,3ei4ep bel. @nobe merben
ni4tio leiht Ssbvni. 3u S6eil., Der. Fd
barno1 Iebnt." Sic Bono iudte 1i9 Elm
uenia, au faI1en;. bonn i4leu6erte er ei'
men t16tiaen @peideImurf aerdosau BEN
Q1niq in's BeGht.. Ser. Brin3 rieb lid
bas @einf NIT Mobtbeba9en. bepiQiste
Dem Gaufmann M1es. Nos 'bieier bon
ibm bc9ebrte unb ioate mit1lsberaenauuQ
III Dem Eolmetih n0ein 9err 1T elm
Diam BON auBsroroentli4 feiner0ebsns
art u
Dom 9fnrrer gum B6rienmof(er bot
IS her Reperenb Geo. Gdorn oebra6t.
8isber nor er au Yarfui0e auf 2ona
Sslano Yfarrer. isbt tuirb er 86rien.
moilsr ia Der Nt,p 0ort,r @olitrset.
nnMhem ihon ldngere 3eit Gbaries
Belben. Der Yartner SAP @oulb's. iein
G.sunn unh 2sbrsr ermden. 8e3ei@-
nsno 1T Der Brisf. norm Der ipetula
tions'uftise Yaitcr ieineu @iidsus aus
Dem eeillihen 2assr ufldrt. uno Der
,p5rtIiG besinnt: So i'd mid emit
f4loiien, elm onberes 8eihdft aM herei'
ten. 10 Isle i'd biermit meine @erbin'
bune nit Der 2irhe."
Gin 9cFonsr @oli3if. Watts. bot
bieim CONNER 500 G6ter tontsei4oiien
mnb forbert iebt BON ber Stabt ie 81
pro Stiid.
, 1877-09-18
mercantile mutMaI
Marine Sniuranee Company
BON Metp @5prf.

View gsrt rs. Saunas, 1877.
BsIsenbsr Deri9t bon. ben @ei4atten her
seitQl6o}t an. 80. Dtssuber. 1876. III ~.
Sfenti4t, UNI bic 1eotnSunsen bsS Gba rtges
~ esfdqsn:
Musaebenbe Yramien, 81. De-
aentbsr, 1676.".."....."..$ 201 ,692 "a
grduaien erbalten bonn 1. San.
bic 80. Desembes 1879..... S7S,932 08
~----
9stal YrGrnieu 08o. 624 80
pstros einsspanaen.r Yrdmi.n
POM l. San. bic 81. 81 1876 $953,404 SO
| Benieer returntyte YrGinitn... 32,905 n
Nsttp ~sineesansste vramien.... 970.499 72
geaablt tuGtrenb berftlben WtVtpbe;
Rerlife. 3pmmiifon, 1tntpRen
ume @iteerseri&eruns, NE.
niger QStue""""".."."" $737, 800 O6
:$isa1Oe 66
Miti.niabaSsr, /. a~asai... $4,000 90
Bar bssatIsr Mabait an Ser
, tdufey ......... ............" %
Die @e{eQI&aft bat bic fplaenbfn Yttipa,
" ar In ga. fen ......."..." $67,3l7 30
Der. @taatem. gtaats Bonf ~
unb cnberes Capital. ..."." 452,291 90
Sntne0tn f6Qis bon anselestsn
@elcevt ......... .............. 4,t5o
vrGmiem 3 Nuten unb Vrdmien
aam Goaeitirsm........."." 370,l56 20
WiebnrsrI&erung unb 9Sbne
s s"ssi G.lsulsaisu."..". 71,o2s 90
$965.479 80
, 1877-09-18

Gonbcn. II. eept. Cine 3eprihs
ous Gronifurt meiost. co6 bic Girmo
Tensu. Mutens & Comp, eines Der
dlt.iten 1ronifurter ganfbduier. iaqirt
bot. Sic Yoiiipa beloufen i'd auf As
MiQionen Mart.
, 1877-09-18
George @ibiDm. IT,,
(Wa&tslser pon RsQcss & @ition.)

N"uWTV5BEs w" Ws"VBH VtVTVWsJ
g o. 1901 so Strake.
3mpotteur mnb gdnbIer in
alien Sorten Forsellun- rno @las.
Waaren, io'uie in ueridiebenen
Nrten Sausbaltun9sse~
rdtbihafter.
st babe fceben bireft erbaltem cine ne,i
Grrm Wirtbltafts. 8laiGsn unb ale Nrten
pca @laler, 8rifaQ- Glultsn, Gbampasner.
Older, Gin Spues enforcement pon BierslG.
firm. Gisbalttr ober WaGerfibler rNefriscr-
atprs,@ Iprie cine erobe Auswatl ron fransu.
fi&sn unb sneitf&su vvr3eaau.
, 1877-09-18
Girginta StadtS>W djetrt
tAs.sa beraassesebea ssn
9s4n 8. psih
70. 8 8nSIfte Streee.
9mo ID, va.

subferipttsrs Nretfe.
, 1877-09-18

preijt Der dujetSen:
, 1877-09-18

Va Mle Nrt Drudarbeiten reroeu
II oer Office Der nYirsinia Staats-
@as.tte" auoefertist.
, 1877-09-18
Ameriean@tre Endurance
6 . mt y n y,
SO. $40 Walnut Stra6e,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Sneorborirt 1910.
Boar CAPITAL. ..,....$ 10000 90
Metiba -,2SO,076 IL

WrunbtiAentbum In wt labelpbia
unb i'm g@uplliq 1aftn.....$l50.10 100 NJ
Bombs unbpppptbefen. eyRfs@elb ADJ. 989 5(
Darleben nit GalateralS ........ 1877. $50 OF
Out SeF@srte @runbmietben... '4i,040 50
6 lsnbabh &anal unb 8ulsn-
Gcmpasuie Bombs. 1885 0(
Gilenbatn uut anbsre Mltitn.... 1886 O(
gersiaistsn Staaten Darlsbsn... tl0,250 0(
.isbsa sts.. $3.50 OK
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-03
Carson City studebakes
Wagon Depository.

HAVING RECEIvED THR AGENCY
Il for the sale OF the celebrated 6tudsbakeS
Wagons. am now receiving wagons from the
ssove msnufactory especially sdapted 70 this
state. ~ they wore made from models and pet
terms sent TO the manufsctory BY me. also
have 3 nns lot Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-21
Disasters at Sea.

The San Franconia, from Portland for Cedar
Keys before reported ashore on Bahama Bank
was hove at an expense of 5000, and proceeded
April a.
Sch. G. P. Pomroy of New Gloucester, 337 tons,
Bryant, from Brunswick, Ca, for Bath, with lum
Der, is supposed to have been lost in the gale of
April 18th, off Hatteras. as she was seen at tina,
time and has not been heard from since.
BosToN, May 10. A despatch received to-day
announces the total wreck of ships Uncle Tobey
Capt. Woodsde; Genera, Capt. McLoon, and
barque Shamrock, Capt. Pano. in the recent tidal
wave on the coast of Peru. Some seventeen ships
in all were lost and forty damaged The Uncle
Tobey was 1905 tons, built at Freeport. Me-.
in 1866, where she was owned by {. II. Soule and
others. She had been at Pabellon de Plea for gu
ano. The Geneva was 1885 tons, built at Bath.
Me-, where she was owned by Hougton Brothers.
She had been loading in guauo for Europe Bark
Shamrock was 66l tons, built in Belfast Me-. in
1862, and owned in New York. Ste was loading
for Hampton Roads The ships Uncle Tobey and
Geneva were fully insured in Boston Offices
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-21
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO He =
Daily Eemusi,ec Journal.
BANGOR.
d. ath.


BANGOR, Nav 10. Ex.Gov. Edward Kent, of
this city, one of the most prominent and distin-
gushed citizens of Maine, died this morning of
heart disease, after brief illness.
The deceased was born in Concord, N. H., Jan.
s, 1902; graduated from Harvard 1921 studied
law with Chancellor Kevit of New York, and
Judge Orr of Maine. He settled in Bangor in
1925, where he became eminent in his profession
and was for many years law partner of the late
Judge Cutting. lie was member of the legsla-
ture from 1929 to 1888, was second mayor of Ban
gor, serving two years, and governor of Maine 10
lo3o-fO. In the latter election becoming famous
n connection with the Harrison campaign. In
1913 he was U. S. Commissioner in settling the
Maine boundary under the Ash burton treaty. He
was appointed consul to Rio de Janeiro by Presl-
dent Taylor, from whence be retul ID in 1854 to
Bangor and resumed law practice In 1859 he
was appointed associate justice of the supte N e
court, re-apponted 1866, and retired from the
bench in 1873. In 1855 received L. L. d. from
Colby University.
Judge Kent leaves q widow and one child. He
was universally esteemed and beloved, and his
death has cast gloom Of sadness over the whole
community.
The funeral will occur on Monday afternoon il
this city. The remains will be taken to Noun
Auburn. Mass. for interment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-21
Germany and France
EXCITEMENT IN THE
FRENCH CABINET.
"A Serious Outbrealx
Imminent.
GERMANY CANNOT REMAIN IN
DIFFERENT.

LONDON, May 10. The Strasbourg Official Ca
zette contains the following The turn affairs
are taking in France is calculated to inspire Ger
many and her close friend Italy with most serious
reflections. A victory of the ultrsnontane In
France occurring simu ltaneously with an ultra
montane victory in the Italian Senate, is fraught
with the gravest consequences. Germany cannot
remain Indifferent. 1t incumbent on her to dis
play the greatest watchfulness. A victory of the
Roman Curla opens prospect of q war of re-
venge, and it is only through an alliance with
France that the Curia can find possibility of
waglng war against Germany and Italy"
The correspondent of the Times at Paris, in his
despatch of last night. Gays: The agitation is in
cressing AT this moment DEGREES revokng the
appointment Of hfty-sx Projects are signed, and
are ready TO appear. The administration falls
back into the hands from which universal suffrage
snached it at the last election.
Ii Bullet and Layyentle DO not figure in the cab
met, 1t Is ouly because the impressions gathered
induced hesitation to change the eign minister
and because NJ Fouron refused to act with two
absolutely clerical personages. To NJ. Fouron
must be attributed the note protesting beforehand
against the ultramontaue intrigues. The note
proves nothing. The Marshal aiming at dssolu-
ton cannot dispense with the utramontane votes
IN the Senate. He is henceforth their captive.
Everybody IS firmly convinced that the new
elections Will protest against the Marshal's recent
acts as to the Bonapartsts They declare them
selves unlnterested IN the question. We had two
formidable adversaries, the Orleanists and Repub-
licans. They are now fighting fuliously, while
we look on and wait. We can no longer be re-
preached with anything. We had the second of
December; the republicans the fourth of Septem-
Der. The Orleanists have now the sixteenth of
May. As to the legitmists, they can claim no
bredit. They cannot even attempt caups d etat.
PARIS, May 10. The Republican Journals are
exclusively occupied in the discussion of the man
iiestos OF the republican senator's and deputies
They declare that the republicans Of France are
surprised but not alarmed, and are confident of
the future.
The Journal DIES Debats demands that the gov
eminent consult the country Immediately, and
thus terminate the crisis
The Pail Mall Gazette thinks the French cleo
lions will return conservative majority, or result
In the retirement Of Mcmahon, and to large
class OF trenchmen the retention of MacMahon
will seem the best guarantee for the maintenance
of order and uudisturbed progress of trade
A Paris despatch to the Pail Mall Gazette SAYS
ii is considered doubtful whether the Senate will
vote for the dissolution of the Chamber
The republican Left has ordered its bureau to
remain IN Paris, in constant communication with
the members during the rece 8.
1t Is believed that the Municipal Council of Par
is shortly be dissolved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-21
STATE NEWS.

A sad accident occurred at Sprngvale Thurs
evening, about o'clock, by which Wesley J. Nor
rison lost his life. He had loaded his gun for the
purpose of shooting shooting some pigeons which
were pulling up his garden. As he passed from
his house on to the doorstep, by some unaccount-
able means the gun went off and the charge struck
him IN the mouth, tore away one side Of his nose,
one eye and one side Of his forehead. He lay in
an unconscious state for about three hours and
died. lie was rs years of age, leaves q ife and
one child. Press.
Commencement exercises at the Seminary and
College, at kent's Hill, begin Tuesday, June 9th.
Commencement day, June 7th. Rev. Daniel
Steele of Ly nm, delivers the address before the
Csllopean Society; Rev. Mr.. Studley Of Boston,
the poem. under the auspices of the Adelphian.
Col. John Hickman and wife. and Mr.. Need.
ham of Louisville, kentucky, arrived in Portland
Friday evening, to attend the meeting of the
Grand Lodge OF Good Templars.
F. l.. Bartlett started for St. Adams Friday, to
test the ore in the silver and lead mines there.
The library of Colby University has lately re.
ceived donation of fifty volumes from Hon. H.
Nj. L asted OF Bangor, class OF 1858. The library
now contains 49, 900 volumes, of which over 200
have been added during the last four years.
People predict moist June. moist June
will insure 4 large hay CROP
The Lewiston Journal says more building il 60
ing on this year in Auburn, than there has beeu
for several years previous.
The Watervillc Bank have moved off the old
building on their lot, and will at once build
handsome brick block.
1t is haped to get the Rocklsnd Shoe Factory in
operation again this week.
Naturally anxous-One of our milkmen, who
asked us on Wednesday if we knew what "Old
Probs" predicted on Tuesday as to q rain fall
brunswick Telegraph.
Mr.. Albert Holbrook's folks in West Auburn
found suspicious looking package in their cellar
and thought 1t might be poison. They put it in
the stove to destroy it. 1t proved to be gunpow-
der and exploded, breaking an earthern teapot
fragment hitting Mis-. Holbrook, aud throwing
covers, ashes, ETC., about in lively manner. No
one WAS seriously injured.
1t is highly probable that the Ancient and Hon.
orabe Artillery Company, of Worcester, NJ ass -,
will visit Portland the last of June.