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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-05
CUBA.
The Insurrection.

NEW YORK, June 4. Gen. SangeIilly Of the
Cuban revolutionary army, recently in Washing
ton, states that the Cuban army has 10, 600 to H.
coo well armed and disciplined troops in It's ranks
and three times thar number could be put in the
field, If they had arms and ammunition. If they
bad proper artillery and 10000 Americans to help
them the Cubans could utterly destroy the Span
lard. in Cuba. Over II, 900 Spanish soldi rs are
now in the hospitals with yellow fever small pox,
etc. The Cubans hold everything outside of the
cities, aud will continue the revolution until they
gain their Liberties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-05
False Impression.

raise Impression.
1t is generally supposed by certain class Of
citizens, who are not practical or experienced,
that Dyspepsia can not invariably be cured, but
we are pleased to say that Green's August Flow
er has never, to our knowledge, failed TO cure
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint in all its forms,
such as Sour Stomach. Costiveness, Sick headache
palpitation Of the Heart, low spirits, &C., &c.
Out Of 30 900 dozen bottles sold last year, not
single failure was reported but thousands of com
piimentary letters received from Druggists of
wonderful cures. Three doses will relieve any
case. Try it, Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regu-
lar SIZE 10 cents. For sale by all druggists.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-05
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
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9ailg Aeanchrr Suurnal.
PORTLAND.


PORTLAND, June 4. At a meeting of the City
Council tonight an order was passed. directing
the City Solicitor TO resist the appointment of re-
ceivers for Portland & ogdensburg Railroad in
case Of first mortgage bondholders, who ask for
such appointments. An order directing the sale
OF the road for $40 900 was lost. No appropria.
ton was made for Fourth of July, but it was or.
dered that the usual salutes and bell ringing be
done
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State College Notes.

Commence ment week programme will be as fol-
lows:
Examinations Thurs lay and Friday, June q
and y.
Prize Exhibitions by the Sopohmore Glass, Satur
day evening, June %, at = Z. NJ.
Bacclaurekte Sermon by Rev. c. f. Allen, d.
d., President. Sunday June "A.
Prize Essays by Juniors, Monday evening june
2j,h.
President. reception, Tuesday evening, June
26th.
Exercises of the Graduating class, Wednesday,
June y, ut 10 A. NJ. Commencement diGner at
+. NJ. Grand Cary Concert, assisted by Boston.
Philharmonic club, IN evening.
Examination for admission, Thursday, June %
class Gay exercises at 7. M; commencement
bali at L. NJ.
The Cohnru Cllels took part in the decoration
services al OrouO.
Tac pee 10 he paid for the building of the new
fam house Is $3.50.
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Marine News.

Sch. {. L. I int from Baltimore for Satlla Riv-
err, was run into by an outward bound baique IN
Chesapeake Bay, and lost jibboom ard damaged
head gear. Capt Haskell returned to Baltimore
for a new spar
Sch. Laura A. Webb of Deer Island, before
reported abandoned, was passed April TO- lat. 50,
30 n. Ion. 20, 20 W, dsmasted and waterlogged.
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commencement at Colby.

The prog amne for c announcement exercises
has been partially arranged, and may be announc-
ed as follows
Sunday, July 22.-Baccaaureate at2is P NJ
by President Robins. Sermon before the Board.
man Missionary Society and Young Mems Chris
tan Association, at "a z. NJ by Rev. H. NJ.
King OF Boston Highlands.
Monday, July %. Prize Declarations of the
Junior Cas-. Music by Ballads Orchestra oil
Lewiston.
IaeSddy July DETERMINATIONS for entrance
Meeting of Trustees. Meeting of Alumni Asso-
citation. Grafton before the Literary Societies by
President Moss of Indiana State University,
Bloomington, Ind.
Wednesday,, July %. commencement day.
Addresses Of the Graduating Class at IL A. NJ.
Commencement dinner at | "a Z. VI. Presidents
levee and concert in the evening.
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COTrectiOn.

The despatch from Bucharest received by cable
late Sunday night annou ucing the arrival there of
the car and czarwitch, was incorrectly translat
ed 1t was the grand duke Nichols and son who
arrived, and were respectfully but not cordially
received by the public.
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ILLINOIS.
Severe storm.

CINCINNATI, June 4. The Commercials Ma
toon, Illinois, special, says the storm that
was ever experienced there, occurred at five
o'clock this afternoon. The wind which was ac-
companied by perfect flood of rain, came from
the southwest, sweeping line about one humid
red feet wide to the northeast, upreofng and
oyerturning building and residences. The dwell
ling OF Willis Waikup was struck, thrown into the
street and turned upside down, wounding Mrs.
Wakup very seriously. Several buildings were
entirely demolished.
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ChrerfuInrss the OR.pring of Health.

Tina. eauarle state of the mind which is unrunled
b. triflins incidents, and looks the sunny side
of things in general, is the result of healthful
state OF the brain and stomach. The dyspeptic
aud nei Vous Invalid may-aIthough tnls il in
deed. iclgn chez rfulness, and may bear the har.
RAISING symptoms whi IN prosecute him with an
sumption OF heroic Indifference, but in reality he is
the 'ctin az desp Jndency. To experience genuine
cheernnesS OF mind, the stomach NUT recover ito
I~t tone the thinking organ Its normal quieI lie.
IlJstctters - Jfnach Blttrrs are the Dest remedy
Tor mental depression, since they overcome The
nervous dabi!ttg an Indigestion which originate
and o. r Il. Fer,Uhs suffering from indrmites
prcu irN ~ 'nleut TO the decline of ile ladies in
d.llcHte hr Il. aLd cJnyaescents, derive solace
Hnd viSp' IT, -ml's U7s. Drive away the blues and
revive the oIVJpiag energies with this grand slim
ulative tonic. may30 teod&wlw
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Mr. David Hathorn Cunningham and wife, Of
Windsor. recently celebrated in most happy
and enjoyable manner, the fifteenth anniversary
Of their marriage. The friends and neighbors
came n to the number of twenty, and participant
el in season of rare social enjoyment, ending in
a supper served in fine style by the bride and
bridegroom A large number Of presents were
brought by friends aud relatives, consisting chief
IL of glass ware, silver ware, vases and crockery
The venerable father of Mr.. Cunningham per
formed the marriage ceremony.
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FLORIDA.
4 Spanish Trick.

KEY WEST, June 4. The Amer lean whaling
schooner Ellen Kspan of Provlncetown, Mass,
has arrived here While taking oil on the keys
south OF Cuba the schooner boarded by
Spanish cruiser and her papers were demanded
produced the papers, but they were considered in
sufc ent and be was detained four days in close
confinement until tne arrival of Spanish frigate
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Personal.
Madame Titiens is out Of danger.
Dean Stanley's Sermon.

NEW YORK, June 4. A London special gives
the following as Dean Stauley's words in his SER
mon yesterday. Referring to General Grant, he
sad
"In the midst of the congregation there was
one of the chielest citizens of the United States
who had just laid down the sceptre of America
for common life, who, by his military power and
generous treatment of his comrades and adver
saries had restored unity to bis country. We wei.
come him as a sign and pledge that two great
kindred nations are one in heart, and are both at
home under this paiernal roof Both regard with
revercntial affection this ancient cradle of their
common life"
lie referred to the historian Motley as one of
the brightest lights of the western hemisphere,
high spirited patriot, one of Engands most faith
full friends oBe of the best and purcst spirits Of
the age, aud brilliant and intelligent historian,
who had told us none mad ever told before, the
stirring history of the Dutch Republic which
could almost be regarded the parent of the
American Republic. There will be- continued
the dean, "a niche in the temple of fame for him
who, o-morrow, will be laid in the loved land of
his adoption, and who, in life, was honofed by
the respect and love of many gifted statesman
and historian on both sides of the Atlantic
Excitement.
PARIS June 4. There is excitement in conse-
queuce of the arrest of Du Verdien, president of
the municipal council. 1t is quite legal but most
unusual to arrest people for offences by writing
or sbe.ch. Offenders in this way are generally
left at liberty till trial even without bail. In this
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
A Scheme to Throw the Train
and Rob the Passengers.
THREE PERSONS KILLED.

ST. LOUIS, June 4. As the express train on the
st. LOUIS Il San Francisco Rail- DAD reached
Woodend station from St Louis. last night. the
engine and baggage car left the track, aud plung-
ed down an cmbsnkment forty feet. Samuel
Richardson, fireman, and Dr. E. l.. Atkinson,
who was on the engine, was instantly killed, and
+ rank Eaton, engineer, was so badly wounded
that he died IN two hours.
Conductor Wilson started for another engine
and on the way he heard pistol shot, the bail
passed through his hat. Several other shots were
fired and the passengers say they saw i've men
standing near. Two balls passed through the
baggage car. On examining the track i. was
found that the fish bars connecting the rails on
both sIdes OF the track had been unjointed and
the ends of the rails moved so that the train would
run down the embankment.
No doubt this was scheme to run the whole
train down the bank, rob the express and plumber
the passengers No clue to the perpetrators.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Railroad Matters.

PORTSMOUTH, June 4. The annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Portland, Saco q Ports.
mouth Railroad was held at Portsmoth to. day.
President Lothrop presented the annual report,
which was accepted. The following were elected
directors; Alfred p Rockwell, G.. Lothrop
Thorndike, w. Ii. Y. liackeu, Samuel c. Law.
renee, &. F. King, Geo. E. b Jackson, John b.
Brown. The meeting then dlssoly lived.
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SOUTII A MERICA.
Marine Notes.

IQUIQU, June L. The Peruvian rebel turret,
Ilua,car committed p,ratcal acts against British
subjects and her maj. sty's ships Shah and Ame
thyst engaged her off VIC on the 29th of May.
She escaped after dark, but was so damaged as 10
surrender to the Peruvian squadron.
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RHODE ISLAND.


PROVIDENCE, June 4. The city council this
evening appointed a committee to extend the hos
pitalities of the city TO the Grand Army of the
Republic ard other military bodies, to meet here
June Pitt, 2Slh aud 29th. Rev. DR.. Behrends of
this city will deliver an address before the society
of tie ARMY of the Potoma in Music Hall on
the 9th. Bayard Tay Tor will deliver poem.
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CONN ECTICUI.
EIecIlOn.

NORWICH. Jane 4. The municipal election
here to-day resulted in the choice of Col. III. II.
Osgood for mayor, and the full city ticket BY an
average republican majority of $50, almost all
gain on lat year. when u democratic mayor and
city clerk was elected
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-05

In Palermo on Sunday, May 9th, the ordinance
Of baptism was administered by Rev. W lillian
Clifford of Vassalbolo, to thirteen persons, among
which were three sisters from one family, and
three brothers from another, residing in the same
neghborhood, converts of the recent revival at
Ford's Corner under the ministratiop Of Rev. Mr..
Chase of Montville, who has labored so efficiently
at that place. Several mere expect soon to go for
ward, and the good work goes steadily on.
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Boston Stock List.

lSales at the Brokers' Board.J
Rnafnu luna n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-05

At the ceremony at the San Pierto 10 Vincali
there present 100 bishops and representative
of France, Portugal, Belgium, Bavaria and
Brazil.
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lSSOtIKl.
Annual Meeting,

ST. LOUIS, June 4. The annual meeting of the
ST. LOUIS, Alton & Terre Hsute Railroad Com
pany was held to-day and the old board Of dn &C.
tors were collected without opposition.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

A fire occurred yesterday at No. u Plat street,
San Francisco, thereby William Davidson, a boy
twelve years of age residing at IA Gransevoort
street, was badly scalded.
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BASE BALL.

Athletics 3. Rhode Islands 2.
Boston-Bostons Is, IIsrtfords 6.
Misunderstanding Of Syracuse, 7, Manchesters
}.
Observation-Disclosures 5, Buckeyes 2.
Brooklyn--Chelseas 2, Tecumsehs /.
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COLORADO.
4 High Railroad.

DENVER, June 4. The highest point yet at
tanned by any railroad has been reached in the
summit of Laveta Pass in Sangred Christie noun.
tains, by the Denver K Rio Grande railroad. The
altitude OF the summit is nine thousand, three
hundred a nd forty feet.
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WASHINGTON.
Postal Matters.

WASHINGTON, June 4. The daily acquisitions
upon the third assistant postmaster for postage
stamps.and stamped envelopes lately, show steady
increase. To-day, exclusive of postal card, the
requistion aggregated 6,2l7,200 stamps and
stamped envelopes.
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low
A Flood.

BURLINGTON, June t. water spout this
morning flooded the country two miles northwest
of this city, causing Hawkeye creek to suddenly
overflow and do several thousand dollars worth
of damage to foundries, machine shop and agri-
cultural works.
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NEW JER Y.
Riot.

New YORK, June 4. A riot occurred at the
opening Of saloon by Peter Knapp 10 North
BerRenn, n. j., on Saturday night George
Grade was stabbed seven times in the face and
body. His recovery is doubtful. Frank Sturgis
was stabbed in the neck and eye. Albert Hcnlen
was stabbed in the check. Joseph Brown was cut
in the face, and Valentine Steel had one eye cut
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-05

lNNALlDS desiring Pure Medicines and Ac
curacy in Dispensing them, should Send their
Orders to Partridge's Drug Store, Under Granite
Hall, Augusta. dec ll-&w
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The welcome sound of the steam whistle con-
nected with the steam mill of Messrs. Sturgis,
Lambsrd & Co. on the east side of the river, was
heard yesterday morning, Signalling the starting
up of that establishment for the season. About
t,irty-fv men are employed, and the facilities for
ding work at the mill are most excellent The
company will continue to manufacture pine and
spruce boards. planks, timber, joist, clapboards,
shingles. laths, &c. There will be plenty of work
70: the nil to do the entire season.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati June 4, 1877.
PORKJ Ga 25a]4 80 Clear sides, Tha--
LARD BACON
steam, 90 40 30 Shoulders, SKA
Kettle, l0alo 10 Clear rib sides, s5a
BULK MEATS Clear sides. ast.
shoulders, 75a0 WHISKEY- 06aI VI
Clear rib sides, 0-a7-
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Stated meeting of Augusta Lodge, F. and A.
VI. this evening at rs o'clock. There will also
be work in the third degree. The Augusta Quar-
tette " Ill furnish music.
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NOVA SCOTIA.
HIRING Fishery.

HALIFAX, June 4. During the week large
schools OF mackerel appeared in the Bay of Fundy.
Large hauls were made at Dgbo, Clementsport,
and other places.
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Weather indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
rising, followed by a stationary or falling ba-
rometer, northwest to southwest winds, stationary
or lower temperature and possibly occasi onal
showers,
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.
Naw YorH

New York. June 4, lsi1.
Money was easy at ~ az per cent. on call. For.
egn exchange advanced to tSIi4 for bankers long
and 4oYh al o. for demand. Gold opened at l06k
and closed at 1904 Loans naai per cent.
Customs receipts, sI04 J0t Treasury disbursel
10000 interest, S!l5.UOo or bonds. and = ,00O tor
silver.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-05

At the Winthrop Street Universalist church +,
last Sunday morning, Mrs. Chester II. Webber
and Miss Annie Getche were baptized, and Mrs.
Dear born, wife OF the pastor, was confirmed.
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NJ AIRY I.AND.
Murder

FREDERICK, June 4. Investigation by physi-
clans reveals the fact that Rev. j. NJ. Friday of
lIarper's Ferry murdered and thrown into
the water by gang Of roughs.
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NEW YORK.
Cali b Cushing.

ed as saying the eNtradlon treaty with the [ uiled
States, and all other questions III controversy with
this country VIII soon be satisfactorily settled
tie considers the Instruction ia Cuba as of the
same Importance to spain that the old Seminole
war was to the United States. Cushing's resigna-
ton as minister TO Spain has not been accepted,
and he may return to Spain for short time.
Death.
Mrs. Elizabeth F. Elicit, authoress, died here
yesterday.
Gold l05 81.
Bodies Identified.
Two bodies washed ashore at Long Island have
been identified as Captain Davis and mate, James
Burns, of the schooner NermillIon, lost last
winter, on voyage iIom Stoningtou to Port JEFF
ferson.
Commission.
The custom house commission met the members
of the Chamber of Commerce to-day, and sug-
gested the abolition of the naval office system Of
swearing to entries Of all kinds trplicate invoices
and consular certificates.
Robbery. O
The National Exchange Bank was robbed, Sat
urdly afternoon, OF a package containing from
$4,000 to $4,000 by lad who seized ii and es-
capped.
Court Matters.
The suit of the city against Peter +. Sweeney
for six million dollars was called to-day in the
supreme court, before Judge Westbrook. Ad
journment was asked by the defendants counsel,
on the ground of the absence of one of their
number, and the case was put over until Wednes-
day.
Report.
The report of the committee of revenue reform
OF the chamber of commerce, made TO-DAY, recon-
nends twenty mine distinct changes in the present
custom laws md regulations. The EXPIRE s-ions
of opinions by merchants were substantially unan
lmous IN favor OF all these recommendations eX-
cept in regard to the the proposed total abolit ion
OF damage allowances. O. this point the import
ers we've about evenly divided in sentiment. In
regard to the important question OF a change from
advalorum 10 specific duties, one hundi ed and ten
merchants expressed themse Ives ia favor of the
Change so far As practicable, while only five OPP
posed it,
A Dinner.
The Manhattan Club will give a dinner To Gov
hendricks of Indiana, on the l2lh inst, prior to
his departure for Europe.
Decision.
A decision was given to- day by Judge Barrett
IN favor of two members of the Lougshofesmen's
Union, expelled for the violation of bylaw in
working for less than forty cents per hour, which
adds eight hundred expelled members to the order
The Judge decided the bylaw void a against
public policy.
Suit.
The executors of the will of the late James
Kelly, have brought suit to set aside the portion
OF the will appointing a committee TO distribute
S3OO,0 TO certain charitable institutions.
Election.
James A. Wenmas was to-day elected president
of the Cotton Exchange, and William A. Cole
president OF the Produce Exchange.
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loral ann State Nems.
The ground is getting very thirsty.

We find that caterpillars had rather drink any
thing but soapsuds. They would all go in for
law prohibiting soaPsuds as beverage-dcad
sure.
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The furniture in the saloon formerly kept by s.
Record, on Water street, 10 this city, will be sold
at auction to-day, at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
consisting in part of beds, bedding, carpets, bed
steads, chairs, bureaus, tables, crockery, &C.
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The body of George Beals, the young man who
was drowned at Richmond while bathing on Sat
urday last, was recovered Sunday noon but short
distance from where he was last seen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-05

Prof. Elder is to lecture again on the Centen.
nial, at Town Hall, in Watervile, on Friday eve
ming next, introducing many new views, including
some grand pictures of the Yosemite Valley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-05

If your lungs are irritaled, oppressed and sore,
no m,tnod of treatment will compare with inhal-
ing the hot vaPors of Tar. The "Solution of For
est Tar with inhaler, is the only preparation Of
tar for this purpose. may30-t&wlw.
\ Face with Charming Features may bs rem
deied actually repulslve by blotchcs and pimples
Glenn's sulphur Soap promptly remedies all com
plexional bleml.hes As we'll as local eruptions OF
the skin, burns, bruises, scalds, &c. Sold by all
druggists. Hills Hair and Wnlsker Dye Black
or Brown, 50 cents. may2-t&wlm.
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Read what the dealers say

Read what the dealers say;
+. w. kinsman, Esq.-Dear Sir With pleas
ure we order ten gross Adamson's Botanic Cough
Basam-showing conclusively that merit has won
the day, and that your Balssm is taking the lead
over the many bottles of trash that flood the mar.
ket.-From Smith, Doolttle 4 Smith, Druggists,
Boston. may30-tSwlw.