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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-20
STATE NEWS.

Mr.. John L. Patten Of Bowdoinham. while up
on his way from meeting Thursday evening, vas
assailed by some unknown person disguised with
. mask, who demanded his money, threatening to
shoot him. Mr. Patten refused to comply, when
the robber fred two shots ct him but without eff.
feet. There is no clue 10 the assailant.
Speaking of large loads drawn by horse teams,
Messrs. Bacon 4 Huck ns have pair of horses
which awhile ago, drew . load Of coal weighing
six thousand four hundred pounds on q wagon
weighing two thousand and one hundred pounds
making the entire weight drawn eight thousand
five hundred pounds. Bangor Wing.
Col. Montgomery Of Ohio, is the manager of
the new greenback paper in Portland.
While DR.. Hunt OF Gorham was riding 10 that
village Thursday afternoon, part of the harness
gave way and the horse started upon . run toward
his stable, which was not far Off Ia turning into
cupant was thrown forward upon the whifiie-tree
the horse began to kick. but the doctor crswled
out from beneath the carriage with but few
bruises.
The following are recent business changes in
this State:
ers, admit Edward S. Brooks. Style Palmer,
Maddox & Brooks.
Bsngor-willam A. Bedford, photographer.
sold out.
j. A. Coran, admits F. G. Sargent: style J. A.
Corinua-w. H. Dearborn, carriage maker, sold
to Lewis Hitchings.
Guilford-Appieyard Pratt, grocers, dis; now
Pratt.
George w. Pratt grist mill, sold out.
Newport--O. Ii. Coleman, confsctioner, sold to
w. Z. Luce.
Portlsnd-Crsig & Gatly, plssterers, dis; now
Craig & Co.
Jackson & Eaton. coal, style changed to Eato.
& OBrion.
Rockland-vinal E. Wall, general store. cold to
E. s. Fsrwell.
Skowhegan-R. G. Leighton, harness, admits
M. Z. Cushing, now Leighton y Gushing.
Morrison q Morse, hour, &C., partnership
about to end by limitation-L. l.. Morrison will
continue.
Wiscasset-Charles E. Emerson. drugs, cold 70
+. Z. johnson.
committee has been chosen to see in regard
to forming military organisation st Dexter.
Sunday, two new snow plows for the +. 4 n.
A. Railway came 10 . special train over the
Maine Central road. They were built q Ne PIT
ten Car Works, Bath. and are said 70 BE- tAs bsss
10 New England. They can b. sssn q ths Mir
Central Depot Wing.
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recognized . forger whom the police had track.
rom west Prussia. When arrested, be volun-
,sriiy stated that he came to assassinate Emperor
William and Prince Bismarck, but ~ soon q be
was recognized he confessed his frat statement
was untrue.
Africa.
Intelligence from Cape Town says insureeut
Chief kueil of the Galekas, has hed.
Collision.
Tie British bark Nydis, from Liverpool for IT,
bee, collided with . steamer for Geno Both vcs-
sells sunk, but the crews were saved except two
seomen from the Nydia, and one from the steam
er.
Marine Disaster.
GRAvEsEND, November 10. The American
snip Havre for the United States, arrived here
win loss Of anchors, chains, windlass and sails.
Turkev.
CoNsTANTTNoPLE, November 10. The Turkish
government of kosssvo has exhorted the Mussul-
meu to defend the province against . possible Ser
Wan invasion.
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w WASHINGTON.
Course of the Storm.

WASHINGTON, November 10. The storm which
yesterday morning was central north OF Vermont
and New Hampshire, has moved eastward over
Nova Scotia. 1t has been followed by brisk anu
nigh northwest winds, and decidedly colder
weather, as far southwark as North Carolina. A
storm Is apparently central IN southern Iexis.
The Silver dill.
The Senate finance committee took no action on
the silver bill to-day. The continued absence OF
KEENAN, and Ferry and also one from Committees
OF several other members, prevented II quorum
this morning. After some discussion of Tie bill
by members, adjourned untl Tomorrow.
Committee Meetings.
The subcommittee on ways aud means COM
menced to-day q revision OF the tariff. The Sen
ate judiciary to-day had under co..sido ration the
name OF General Harlan to be associate Justice OF
the supreme count. but reached no conc fusion. AT
a meeting of the House committee on elections
to-day, indications ale that membcrs are divided
as follows: On Colorado case, three in favor OF
seating Bedford; three IN favor of setting Patter
son; tour IN favor OF reporting there was no valid
elections. The remaining member has not COM
United himself The vote as to the character OF
the report will be taken "Wednesday.
Confirmed.
The Senate to-day made the following confirm
atiols Chauucy l. Fully, postmaster at st. Louis
Benjamin "A. Boseman, postmaster at Charleston,
,. c.; Alonzo Bell. assistant secretary of the in
terror; United States consus, john +. Winter OF
Illinois, at Rotterdam, Joseph b. jackson OF Mich.
at ST. Paul DeLrando, Owen n. DenBy of Ore
gon, at Ients Il, Allen Francis of Oregon at V ic-
tOlia, V. l., Charles y. ohepord OF New York, al
Bradford, England, William Morey at Cey Ion.
Collector OF customs, John A. Ibbets OF New
London, Ct.
The Patent l. Tvs.
The Senate committee Of patents to day heard
further arguments on Senator Wadleighs bill
providing for revision of patent laws. Raymond
OF Chicago and Stowell of Boston were the prin-
cipa speakers, both favoring an extensive revision
OF the present law. The committee adjourned
until Monday, when further Arguments will be
heard.
The Berlin Mission.
Col. Robert q. Iogersoll called on the secretary
Of state and stated that he did not desire his
used in connection with the Berlin mission. rs he
did not want the position. preiening to practice
law in this city.
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FOREIGN.
England.

LONDON November 10. The British post Office
has arranged with various steamship lines for tie
mail service between England and the United
States, the money to be divided between them.
Strike.
The wesvers of two of the largest mills ia Old
ham, numbering about fifteen hundred, have
struck against reduction in wages. The mas
tiers have threatened lock out throughout the
district unless they resume to-day.
GERMANY.
A despatch from Berlin to the Times says it is
expected the German government will ask parlia-
ment for permission to contract loan of about
S37, 500. 000 one third of which is represented by
a loss ON resumption of gold currency.
France.
VERSAILLES, November 10. In the Senate this
afternoon Nj. Arsgo in the name of The left NOV
ed the previous question in regard to NJ Andreau
de kerdrcls Interpolation Is to how ministers have
instructed officials to act with regard to the actual
inquiry voted by the deputies, on the ground that
it is unconstitutional and an encroachment upon
the rights of the deputies. Aragos motion was
rejected by l5j to 100. Mckerdrelth an began an
address on his Interpolation.
He said he wished to prevent the inquiry from
encroaching upon prerogatives OF executives or
judcature.
Duke DeBroglie replied if the proposed enquiry
constituted such an encroachment, it would not
be impartial, and being par llamentary and not
judicial inquiry, the citizens were not bound to
answer the questions of the investigating commit
tee. The Instructions which government had Civ
en- on the Of quitting the office were that he
functionaries must act in regard to this inquiry
ordered by their superiors.
Lsboulage urged that the government ought to
invite functonaries to give evidence before the
commission us the deputies had right to impeact
the ministry, they also necessarily had the righ
to make the judicial enquiry. He urged the SEN
ate to adopt cone lliatory attitude, AMI pointed
to its responsibility immense.
Austria.
VIENNA, Novembes 10. Austrian supreme
court has rejected the appeal of Henry Perreau
alias DeTouryille, an English barrister, sgainst
capital sentence passed on him for numbering his
wife in Tyrol. Is is expected the Emperor Will
commute the sentence to lie Imprisonment.
Scotland.
EDINBoRo', November 49, Scottsman's Lon
don spondent says, %" nave reason to be lleve
that the peace party 10 cabinet has lately received
. notable accession and that five of the ministers
are now virtually committed to the policy Of non.
| intervention"
| Prussia.
BERLIN, November 10. The Pole arrested OF
suspicion Of intending TO attempt assassination Of
I Emperor William aud Prince Bsmark, has beer
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Condensed TELEGKAMS.

Two miners were crushed to death Saturday,
by the falling of the roof of portion Of the Dia-
mond Mine in Scranton county, Pa.
Fires are still raging in the Jermyn mine.
Capt. Frank Monroe Of the United States ma
rine corps, died at Mare Island, on Saturday night
of spoplexy.
A despatch from Cincinnati says the CONNER
cial will publish to day editorial strongly urg-
ing General Grant for the Berlin mission.
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The Railroad swindIe.

MR. EDIToR.-ln relation to the Maine Central
swindle, by increasing the fare rs cts to Boston
on each passenger. have this to say l have al
ways preferred to go by rail instead of boat l
now propose to remain at home till spring, myself
and wife, and save the $500 would have to pay,
so that the Maine Central will lose its part, $500
of the $40 00,or the $1,000 it would have received
at former rates but we should conclude to go and
submit to the 80 swindle, shall patronize the boat
next season. till the road loses l3 sure and per-
haps others can and have no doubt will do like
wise, and the road will not in the end make any
money by the squeeze.
ONE OF THE PUBLIC.
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fSIDDEFORD.
Decision.

BIDDEFoRD, November 10. The York county
Supreme Court has ordered judgment on the jury
verdict in the case of Theodore Deveresux versus
Eastern railroad in the sum of So 900, which was
awarded plaintiff for injuries received near Ken
nebunk in '73, while employed as engineer on the
road. The case first decided by referees, who
gave the plaintiff So $780, from which the road then
appealed
Found Dead.
The mother of Mayor Pierce was found dead in
bed this morning. Heart disease, probably.
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TRAIN THROWN FROMTHE TRACK
Two Persons Lose their Lives.

New YORK, November 49, Distractions plac-
ed on the track, below Hsrrisonburg, Virginia,
on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, Saturday even
ing threw a train off the track, killing Thomas
Critlsw. engineer, aud j. l.. Thompson, fremaA
The passengers were in the Car and were I'M
injured. man was arrested and confessed he
stood by and saw Dewitt Ettinger place the OBJ
structons, who was also arrested. Plumber was
the object.
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Maine Manufactu News.

Dunn 4 Elliott employ twenty-one men at the r
| sail IL aking establishment in 1homsston.
The Wornmbo wooden mills at Lisbon Falls
employ 200 hands and produce nearly half mil
non dollars worth of goods per year. Their pay
roll foots up $4,000 a month. The Androscogglp
Water Power mill at Lisbon Falls employs TWEEN
tive hands IN the manufacture OF lumber which is
shipped mostly to other States.
The Lewiston Journal says There is still some
splicing or orders and work up to partial cspac-
ty IN most OF the Auburn shoe factories. Those
which are engaged in the New England trade are
quite busy. The shipments foot up quite well,
having been about 1900 cases a week and upwards
for several weeks. The wet and warm weather
has somewhat delayed orders for warm goods.
Manufacturers are receiving smaller invoices of
leather than usual, and getting ready for the wind
ing up of the years accounts.
The Lewiston cotton mills are doing'a better
business than last year at this time. Goods are in
fan demand and there is a small margin on the
right side of the balance sheet which is more than
could be said year ago.
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Miss Co>veIi's Readings.

Mis~Cowell's name i, not familiar to all in this
part OF the country, she has not appeared in
this State until this season. In New York, New
Jersey and Connecticut she is well known aud is
said by critics to be the finest dramatic reader in
the country. The leading New York and New
Haven papers praise Miss Cowell's performances
very highly, and do not hesitate in pronounc ing
her superior to those who have been longer before
the public. The following is from the New LA
ven Courier; THE lady is possessed of mag
netic charm of manner and expression. In the
conception and rendition of her characters she is
exceedingly happy, displaying rare judgment and
taste. grace, pathos, and sweetness, in short the
characteristics of the artist to the manor born.
Her voice has great hexibility and natural mel
ody well adapted to the various effects needed in
diversified programme" Aud this from the
Newark Advertiser; "Miss Cowell is possessed
of a pleasing presence, with a remarkable voice,
at once rich, full and sweet, and under complete
control. Miss CoweIl holds her audiences as but
few of her sister or brother eocutionists are able
to do VT lie her selections are 50 varied as to give
fun scope TO her domestic powers"
Tickets and reserved seats may be obtained at
Eastern Express office.
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N EXICO.
M arIne Notes.

MoTEvEDo. November 10. The American ship
Golden Fleece, from New York for San Frsncisco
put In here lsaky. She grounded on the English
bank, but got off badly damaged, and must dis
charge.
Hong Kong advices say that the British bark
Greensbury. frem New York for Yskohanna,
struck rock in long. III east, lat. 9 north, and
saved.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
DAILY Ksnnstsf Journsl.
ROCKLAND.
Schooner Su1li.

Schooner Sunk.
RoCKLAND, November ~. The schooner Eu-
reka, of Providence. Captain Clifford, iron Phil
adelphia, with coal for Yarmouth, n. s., sprung
a leak, filled and sunk twelve miles south west of
Monhegan, Saturday evening. The crew took TO
the boat and landed at Owls Head at four o'clock
in the morning, nine hours after leaving the
wreck
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Mail Agents EIectioneering.

The Herald's special says post office mail agents
in Indiana are electioDeeriDg to have assistant
postmaster general Tyner succeed Senator Nor
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BURGLARS ROB A BROKER.
They Make Their Escape with Their
Booty.

NEW YORK, November 10. Early last Sunday
morning gang of burglars blew open and clear
ed out the safe of ID. w. Morgan, broker, in the
basement of the Fifth National Bank, at the cor
ner of Twenty third street and Third avenue.
They escaped with plumber to the amount of about
three thousand dollars in cash and three thousand
dollars in checks.
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HAYES SOUTHERN POLICY.
Waterson Thinks IL 10 q
Failure.

NEW YORK, November 10. At an interview
with Waterson, of the Louisville Courier Journal
ana democratic member Of Congress. he says the
South is solid for the democrats and that Presi.
dent Hayes efforts to divide the Southern dem
ocracy is a failure, and he believes Grant will be
the next republican candidate for the next Presi.
dent.
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SACtb.


SAco, November 10. Petition is in circulation
and receiving many signatures asking legislature
to abolish the board Of common council and vest
power in the mayor and seven aldermen.
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War Upon Tramps.

New YORK, November 10. vigilance COM
mttee is formed in Pennsy vanis, to protect the
lives and property from the hordes OF iramps.
Three parties and house filled with plumber,
near Coopersburg, were captured fight at
lime kiln between vigants and tramps, at m i'd
night on the 18th inst, in which knives and pis-
tolls were freely used, resulted in the capture of
the tramps, three of whom were severely wound
ed. They we're taken to the jail at Doylestown.
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ptfo.

In Mt. Vernon, Nov 10, Mr.. Sylvia A. Howe.
aged q years, daughter of Mr.. Asa Emerson of
Mt. Vernon.
In Gardiner, Nov. Il, Mrs. Elsie W Phillips, wife
of Mr.. Chester A. Phillips, formerly Of Halo we'll,
aged q years u months. Funeral service in the
Baptist vestry, Hallowell on Tuesday, at O'Clock
l.. NJ.
In Readfed, Oct. 81, Mrs. Sarah X. Taylor.
wi G OF Mr.. Seth TIA, lor aged ~ years months
Nov. 8. Mr. Seth Taylor. aged II years, months, ID
days.
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BANGOR.
Sentenced.

BANGOR. November 10. Thomas Marshal was
arraig ned in the police court to-day for taking
clothing from a store Exchange street and sem
fenced to three months in jail He is wanted in
Lewiston for same offence, and at Auburn to serve
out the remasnder of a sentence there, having es-
capped from Jail.
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ER MONT.


BENNINGTON, November 10. The Fossett
House, ow ned by Daniel Robinson of Troy, and
an old landmark of Bennington Centre, burned
tonight. Incendiary. Loss, $500, insured.
suit.
BRATTLEBoRo November 10. The managers
Of the Vermont Valley Railroad brought suit
against Central Vermont for $50 900, the amount
claimed due for one months rent. Trustee was
served upon the station agent aud the First Nat I
bank of this place, $50 upon the station agent
and national tauk at Bellows Falls, as well as
three banks at Rutland.
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All the misfortune and dreariness of this world
is as nothing compared with that awful gloom
which is brought by the bier Exchange.
And there is a gloom, fully as awful. which is
brought by another beer; which brings misery.
agony, death into thousands of families; which
sweeps away fortunes; which wrecks great minds
All the misfortune and dresriness of this world is
as nothing compared with that awful gloom which
is brought by-strong drink
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A correspondent of the Bath Commercial thus
pleads for the gay aud festive porgy
We hope our Representative to the Legislature
Mr.. Bowker (o Phpsburg). will he awake to the
wants of his numerous constituents, al nd at a sea-
sonsble hour. go in for the interests of the fisher
men VS.. the monopoly of the oil prnces-who are
spelling their business, in the destruction of the
useful porgv. Truly, it is a great pressure on
their vocation
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The veteran humorist, yankee Adams, has
determined finally to come to a few places in
Maine; he is put down for Waterville, and we
trust he may not pass by Augusta in his rounds.
Many old grey haired veterans here haven't go,
over laughing at Adams com cal sayings. though
the echoes comes down to them along the genera
tons
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KANSAS.


received official returns from all counties in the
Stale except Butler, Phillips, Pratt, Smith, Green
wood and Mcpherson. Humphrey (rep.) for 1t.
Governor received 1852; Handley (Greenback)
1924; Wstterson QDem.) %, l59; Scott, S23.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Fishing.

BosToN, November 10. Vessels engaged in
Menhaden fishing sailed from here yesterday for
winter quarters along the coast of Massacau .etts
and Maine, and several will stop IN Long Island
Sound. About dozen are steamers.
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SUPREME Judicial Court.-Libbey. J Pre-
siding.

MONDAY, November 10.
293. Josiah Priest VS.. William II. Libby. Pills
bury and W. P. Whitehouse for ptf. o. D. Baker
and Priest for deft. This is an action of trespass
igainst the sherf for the malfeasance of his dep
nu. g. II. Ramseli, in attaching certain persousl
property claimed Ia be exempt bv law from attach
ment. namely colt valued at $3.50 an OK a, 500.
and % cords of wood at 500. Trial unfinished.
NorE.-In Saturdays report of the trial Of
Getchel vs.. Moulton, 1t should have been stated
that the verdict was for defendant
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Meeting.

HALIFAX, November 10. A meeting of the Bar
risters Society was held to-day, when abolition of
trial by jury in civil cases was discussed, and a
committee appointed to draft bill for prese nta-
ton to the legislature for that object
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SITTING BULL.
Major Reno Denies His Statements.

WASHINGTON. November 10. Major Reno de-
MES the statements of Sitting Bull. lie says he
was always a warm friend of Custer, and with
whom he went through West Point Academy and
of the battle of the Rosebud or Little Big Horn,
made by Generals Crook, Terry and Sherman.
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OHIO.
NJ urdeT.

New YORK, November 10. A tramp fatally
wounded Chas. A lien, who fired on the former
while he was roboing the post office at Grafton
last night The tramp escaped.
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The wallet stolen from W. p. Haskell town
Treasurer of West Gardiner few weeks since,
has been found in one of the stalls of the Coombs
Brothers livery stable, in this city. 1t was minus
the one hundred dollars it contained on the night
Of the robbery, but the notes. town orders, and
memorandum were untouched. Perhaps this dis
covery may lead to the detection of the thieves.
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The store at Spears corner in West Gardiner
lately bought by Mr.. Frank Brann. was entered
the other night by thieves. They bored around
the lock of the outside door. and sawed it out.
They plundered about fifty dollars worth of groc-
cries. In their hurry to escape detection they
dropped box of raisins on the road from West
Gardiner to the city Of Gardiner
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Dedication.

CONCORD, November 10. The Masonic Temple
recently repaired and re-furni.hed by the iraterni
ty, was dedicated tonight in the presence of n
large audieLce.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Fatal Accident.

PROVIDENCE, November 10. Chas. Dennier,
who went cunning in Newport Friday, aud had
not been found Saturday, was found this evening
with his head blown oil by the discharge of his
yum.
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And now scientific men tell us that every TWEEN
ty years or so, a "cold wave" sweeps over our
country, and that this is one OF the years when
we may expect it. We do not see as anything
else can be done than to "let it come"
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Weather Indication, for To-day,

For New England and the Middle States,
rising and higher barometer, northwest and
northery winds, colder and clear weather are
probable.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELIEF of Coughs and
Colds, use the popular remedy, Madam Porter's
Cough Balsam, one of the best and cheapest med
icines sold Its virtues have been tested by thsus-
ands for many years in the treatment of all dis
eases of the Throat and Lungs, and is confidently
offered a reliever of those diseases. Price 25,
SO and rs cents bottle. novS-t&w4w
Lung complaints, Bronchitis, coughs. asthma,
sore throat catarrhal cough, Group. &C., cured by
Adamson's Botanic Balsam. Price IS cts.
novl4-t&wlw.