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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-10
ST ATE NEWS.

The other morning, lodger at the John son
approaching the landlord said he must have
drink of cider. lie was assured he could not buy
it in the city. Can get it BY the gallon. cant !"
he said. lie was told he could. So he went up
to a store and qured if they had any cider TO
sell "by the gallon." He was told they had. He
wanted to try it, and drew pint dipper full and
drank it, He said he Thought it was too hard
for mnce- pies, and threw a dime on the counter
and left. lie was old hotel keeper, and knew
the ropes. Gardiner Journal.
The Pepperel and Lsconis Companies of Saco,
are doing thriving business in the marufaciure
of their famous cotton goods. An exchange saws
These goods are being shipped almost exclusive
ly to foreign markets-to India, China, Egypt and
other far oil counties. The sanctimonious fraud
VINO escorts the tourist to the Egyptian pyramids
now wears light suit made of Pepperell goods;
II enters into the costume of the almond-eyed An
Sing, the swarthy subject Of her imperial majesty
the Empress Of Hiudoostan, and yard of Pep
perell shifting makes complete summer suit for
the ambitious aud fashionable youth of the South
Sea Islands," p-
The annual meeting Of the Orphans Home As
sociston of Bath. was held in the Common Coun-
ell Room Tuesday afternoon. Messrs. james T.
Patten, NJ. +. Gannett aud III. p. Virgin we're
elected Trustees for the ensuing year. Mrs M
+. Ganneti, Miss V. Manson, Mrs. ]. r. Hovlsua
Mrs. I. G.. Stockbridge, Mrs. G. T.. Goss, Mrs.
John Snow, Mrs. j. I. Pstteu, Mrs. j ID. Robin
son, Mrs. b. G. Sewall and Mrs. w. F. Moses
were elected Lady Managers for the ensuing yesr
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Advices from Buenos Ayrcs state that fearfu
drought is prevailing. The streams have dried to
such an extent that fish are putreiyng in the sun.
Fires are destroying the woods in Entree Riseou,
Uruguay river, ana steamers are asmost unable to
navigate that river, because of the great heat and
smoke.
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PENNSYLVANIA.


louisville, Mays. There was an explosio
OF gas this morning in the Vaudeville mine near
Stetsheld. number of men were imprisoned in
the mine. and At present it seems impossible to
rescue them.
1t is reported from st. Clair that thirty men
were imprisoned in the Vaudeville mines. Their
cries for assistance can be plainly heard. Six
bodies have slready been recovered.
Thomas Cannons was among the last Of the
men brought out His head and both legs were
blown off.
Herbert Moore, another Of the vi tins pre- en;-
ed fiiehtful appearance. His face AMI body
were dreadful lily burned and disfgured.
John Durkin was thrown with great violence
against the props and walls and was instantly
killed.
Edward Weaklr, one OF the miners who es-
capped, describes the gas after igniting "a flying
through the mine with lightning rari''fv, de
stroying everything in its path. WtaN.I4 &c. a.
ing the first report, quickly lald down and gas
passed over him. Three of the men killed had
been working only twenty yards from him.
1t soon became necessary to fan fresh air in the
mine. So foul had the gas become that those sent
to rescue the men could only work at very short
intervals.
James Leady was badly burned 1t is very
doubtful II he can recover He was wounded five
weeks ago and had only returned to work few
days since.
A large quantity of coal has fallen on Benz am in
Merely and no hopes are entertained of recover
ing him alive.
The latest information obtained indicates seven
killed and six seriously injured by the accident.
Recovered.
PHILADELPHIA, MAY 9. The bodies Of Joseph
Milwaid, Herbert Moore and Thomas Connors
have been recovered.
Arrival.
President Hayes. accompanied by secretaries
Eyarts, Sherman, McCrsry, and Devens. and
Wesley Hayes, son of the President, reached this
city at eleven o'clock tonight, under escort of the
reception committee Of the international exhibit
tlon committee. The party Immediately proceed
ed to the Continental hotel, where the president
will remain until one o'clock to- morrow afternoon
at which time he will be escorted to the exhibi.
ton grounds by the First City troops.
EX-President Grant and wife arrived at noon
and will remain here until their departure for
Europe on the 18th inst.
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Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, May 0, 1877,

Chicago, May 8, 1877.
FL0UR-Extra spring. 81 O0ay 20.
WHEAT-No. sprlng, 65h al65 leash l674a
/ 6724; June 5s-; July No. 5, i53 a Oh
40 Co rejected, 22ia II 27l.
CORN No. mixed. 5314 cash A-; June, So y
july 5lI..
OATS 44.c. cash. As; June; AS. July.
RYE-No. :, - c.
BARLEY-NU.2 spring 10 a00c.
PORK Cash, II s7,aI4 81 .JuneIl5 05 - !;
july, Is 20.
LARD Cash 965 cash; 7O-a0J 10 =. June !:
July S0-a0OO.
BULK MEArS-shoulders, 5..s-c; short rib
sides s@la &c; short clear rib, ss.a C.
WHloKEY-Western, 10
ERElGHTS-Corn to Buffalo, g. c.; wheat do,
ia5c,
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NVALIDS desiring Pure Medi.
clnes and Accuracy in Dispensing
them, should Send their Orders to
Partridge's Drug Store, Under
Granite Hall, Augusta.
&~
The People want Proof.

There is no medicine prescribed by physicians or
sold by Druggists tina carries such evidence of ts
success and superior virtue as Boschee's German
Syrup for severe Coughs, Colds settled on the
breast, Consumption, or any disease of the Throaa
and Lungs. proof of that fact Is that any person
afflicted, can get Sample Bottle for 10 cents and
try superior effect before buying the regular size
at Is cents. 1t has lately been introduced in this
country from Germany and its wonderful are aston.
shing everyone that use it. Three doses will re-
lieve any case. Try it. Sold by ell Druggists.
dec Is tTrS&w
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Information is received here to-day that th
French Canadian Pilgrims have safely arrived
Rome.
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Adamsons Botanic Balsam being free from OPT.
ates and squls. not only alays the local irritation
but improves digestion and strengthens the consti
tuition hence it is used with the most signal sue
cess in Asthma, Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Quin-
sy, affections of the throat and chest. All who
wish to preserve health and thu: grolong life
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society,".
NEW YORK, May 9. Tue American Tract So
ciety was held to-day. VIM l.. Strong of Phila-
dephia presiding.
Financial.
Wall street, l.30 P. NJ The steamer Scythia
took a million dollars in gold TO Europe to-day.
Drought.
Advices from Buenos Ayrcs state that fearful
drought is prevailing. The streams have dried to
such an extent that fish putretying in the sun
Fires are destroying the woods in Entree Riseou,
Uruguay river, ana steamers asmost unable to
navigate that river, because of the great heat and
smoke.
Information is received here to-day that the
French Canadian Pilgrims have safely arrived at
Rome.
Weather.
Cloudy, wild casterly.
Missing.
William Manson, proprietor of the Ballmoral
House in this city, prominent In Scottish societies,
is missing.
The Sun says Devcns will probably resign from
the Cabinet, and that McCrary will take his place,
and a new man take McCrsry's efice.
Postal Matters.
VIM. Lamibeer, chairman of the P. o. commits
is in Washington as messenger to convey the re-
port, and il reported he is also consulting with
the Secretary of the Treasury as to his prospects
for collector of the New York custom house.
Bankruptcy.
the Valentine & Butler Safe and Lock compa-
ny, have gone into voluntary bankruptcy on petit
ton of Ex Gov. English Of Conn, and severa
creditors residing in New Haven. Their labii.
ties are $4,000; assets, $4,000. The proceed
ings bankruptcy of 3 friendly nature. to
wind up the concern.
Seized.
Several more suits of clothes made up in Eng
land for up town fashionable gentlemen, were
seized while being struggled by steamships
purser.
Election.
OGDENsBNRG. May 9. The charter election re-
suited in the election of James Armstrong. repub-
lican, for Mayor, by ITO majority. The council
is tie.
The Post Office Accident.
voluminous report from the commission to in
vestigste was presented to-day. 1t shows that the
falling of portion of the roof was owing to the
truss made by Haven x Co.. being insufficient in
strength and in not be ing properly placed. II
was not made according to contract, which speci-
fled that il should be like the other in use, which
others still are in place and are sufficient for the
purpose, and it WAS manliesty utterly incapable
of sustaining the roof.
They also find the truss was not examined by
competent persons before 1t was put IN place.
This commission also say that the supports o.
the ceiling under the room where the disaster oc
| CURED are insufficient, and recommends that the
be strengthened.
Investigation.
In the New York custom house investigation to
day, deputy collector Tanner testified that of the
twenty two clerks on his division three were in
| competent and nearly all were inefficient. He be
| eved the sixth and seventh divisions could be
consolidated.
Another deputy collector said useless tying and
sealing Of red tape and wax could be dispe used
with at an annual saving of eight thousand dol
| lvrs.
Sail d.
| Sir Edward Thornton, the British Minister, anc
Lady Thornton sailed to-day for England in tn,
| steamer Scytha.
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CONDENSED TELEGKAMS.

Paris despatch announces the four thoussn
French pilgrims presented the Pope with seventy
nine thousand francs on Monday.
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In House Of Commons.

In house oil commons.
The Times says that Mr.. Cross at the conclu-
SION of his speech on Monday gave the following
as q clear statement the governments policy:
Not to sanction oppression or tyranny in any
part OF the world. To preserve treaty engage
meLts, and set al example which, if followed by
other nations, wonld materially add to the hap
piness of this world.
Deeply as we regret the war, 10 maintain the
strictest neutrality between the contending ma
tons outside the necessities of this actual war to
ntain as they ought to maintain. and as any
British government would maintain, those inter
est whidh ought to be msnta ined we have
no thought of fear gain.
Before the face of the house Of commons it will
be declared, and before the face of England, of
Europe, and Of the world that the government
Is conscious Of The honesty OF its purpose They
are conscious of our own earnest desire for
peace. They are conscious, II need be, of their
strength. They will not use their strength i'm
properly.
Whenever the opportunity may offer to stop
this war, to heal these wretched divisions to i'm
prove the condition of these Christian populations
in way which will really improve them, and that
way in Mr. Cross opinion is not to war to local
ze. mlnionize, or wipe away the effects of war
then the governments will give their services.
Germany.
A Berlin despatch says that public meeting
of electors at Memel, passed resolutions declar-
ing want Of confidence in Won Moltke, their rep
resentative on account of his recent vote in fav-
or of protectonist policy.
Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 9. A fanatical rising
has taken place In the Tchetchentsi country. in
consequence Of the Turkish war. One band OF
five hundred Insurgents was dispersed by the
troops, ninety-nne being killed and two hundred
and fifty wounded.
The Russians loss was three killed and eleven
wounded.
Martial law has been declared in the provice OF
Terek.
France.
Paris despatch announces the four thousand
French pilgrims presented the Pope with seventy
nine thousand francs on Monday.
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The Eastern War.


An investigation by the board of health has re
suited in the seizure of over thousand barrels of
vine2ars received here recently from Chicago, an
analysis Of which showed it contained snphulic
acid, gypsum and phosphate Of lime.
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DELAW ARE.
President Hayes.

WILMINGTON, May 9. The through train from
Washington to Pnilade lphis, which arrived here
to night at $50, conveyed President Hayes and
party to the permanent exhibition. The President
was called for and appeared upon the rear plat
form, and shook hands freely with large crowd.
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Marine News.

The schooner n. J. Miller of Boothbay, Keene
master, from Mragoane for Boston, which srriv-
ed Tuesday. at Vineyard Haven. reports that on
the night of the 18th ult., during thick weather,
she struck on Gonaires Island, and threw of her
deck about thirty tons of logwood. The vessel
came off leaking slightly.
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Sir Edward Thornton, the British Minister, anc
Lady Thornton, sailed to-day for England in tn,
steamer Scyths.
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~kOwhegan Locals.

o.. rrvices were postponed throughout the day, and
neighborng clubs were largely represented.
N.r. VIM. A. Langley of Bangor was the principal
aker. Truly Mr.. Langley is an original genius.
i,e mingles, in a remarkable manner, the sublime
It'll the ridiculous, the pathetic with the humor-
, is, and logic with appeal. His smiles were to
point, and forcibly illustrated. Every sentence,
though sometimes crude and inelegant, sp.ang
from a heart intensely interested in this noble
work Mr. Inman of Augusta also spoke ,portraying
IA forcible manner, his frightful experience with
tlcoholic liquors. The other speakers were Kelly
# Winthrop, Simmons, Keniick and Nye of Fair
field. and Savage, Hutchns and Moore of Arson.
Inc excellent singing by the different choirs of the
village should be noticed Sundays work was
tIe most important temperance rally of the sea
son, and will give new encouragement TO the
cause in this vicinity.
The friends of Rev. 8. Hooper, the former pas
tor OF the M. Z. church. gave him farewell So
cable at the vestries last "Wednesday evening.
singing, speech-making, Refreshments and social
iEng was the character of the entertainments
Gifts were likewise presented by his Sunday
School class, as a token of esteem, etc. Mr..
Hooper takes with him to his new field of labor
the best wishes Of many ardent friends.
The Senior class of the High school have pro-
cured their class rings. They are of heavy, plain
gold, with the time worn yet appropriate motto
'gradatim,' (step by step and the initials OF the
owner engraved within, and the figures n on the
outside. They were procured in New York, by
b. Shattuck Of this village.
Maj. c. ID. Miller of this town, died quite sud
denly last Sunday, though he had been out of
health for some time Mr.. NJ. was graduate of
Colby University, served well in the army and
was Major of the ID Maine cavalry. Since the war
he has lived principally in the South though the
past year he mas been confined at home on &C.
count of poor health
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OHIO.
Destructive Fire.

CINCINNATI, May 9. The transfer freight de.
pot of the Atlantic & Great Western road, at
Lesvittsburg, and fourteen freight cars,
burned this morning. The goods burned were
destined westward. Loss estimated al about
$40 900.
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NIaltIuIIy yours,
tlt DAVID THOMAS

A New York physician, Of many years practice
in the treatment of lung diseases, writes as fol-
lows to Walter Baker & Co., regarding their
preparations of Chocolate and Cocoa
Experience from many years practice in the
treatment of lung diseases has convinced me that
as an article of diet for those suffering with any
form of consumption, Chocolate is far preferable
to Tea or Coffee in fact, the two last mentioned
ticles are injurious in many cases, while Chocolate
beiog aliment and ansleptic. is particularly
serviceable where digestion has been impaired by
disease. Having examined several specimens of
chocolate, find that Bakers may be consc entious-
" recommended to invalids" tit
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ILLINOIS.
DECISION.

CHICAGO, May 9. In the superior court to-day
Judge Moore decided the cases of several Ma
tional Banks of this city, which applied for an
injunction to restrain the collection of taxes on
their shares. The judge refused the injunction,
holding that the tax was just. IL amounts to
about one hundred and seventy five thousand dol
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AWal AMI State Mems.

a fine collection of plants is to be sold at auc.
ton by Geo. w Jones.
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FINANCIAL l. COMMERCIAL,
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.


New York. May 0, lsi7.
Money wac easy al 1ha2H GER cent. on call. For.
eign exchange advanced to g. for bankers long
and issH Also for demand. Gold opened at 1881
and closed at 1913. Loans 2-a0-- per cent.
Customs receipts s34 900. Treasury dsbursed
$4,000 interest $4,000 or bonds. and - ,00D for
silver.
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and the enamel surface of the teeth are rendered
inyulnerable by Sozodont, the great antiseptc and
disinfecting dentifIce, which those who have once
used it take care to be always provided with. II
is supersediug every article Of its class.
may9-teod&wiw
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati May 9. 1877
PORK $l5 Goals 80 Clear sides, 7kaS
LARD BACON
steam, 0J4s0l 90 shoulders, 6l.asL
Kettle, ioa alO- Clear rib sides, ska9h
BULK MEATS Clear sides, sAA-
Shoulders, 5HBs4 WHiSKEY- 1 66.l o6
Clear rib Sides CAS-.
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NEW HAM PSIIIRE.


NAsHuA, May 9. Charles ii. Collins, clerk OF
Nashua Iron aud Steel Company, is a defaulter in
the sum of ten to twenty thousand dollars, and
has fed His pecuatons extend over period OF
two yelrs past. Horses and high living were the
cause. lie leaves wife and two children here.
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Weather indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
northeast to northwest winds, partly cloudy or
cloudy weather, with light rains, stationary or
lover temperature, followed By rising barome-
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


BosroN, May Q. 1t is reported the Wachusett
is TO be got ready for sea at the Charleston navy
yard shortly.
he Sun Gays that since the report of Dekroft,
stationed there on the sale of old iron, which is
said to have been one of the immediate causes OF
Iianscom's removal. il is probable the work OF
construction and repair will be more economically
at Charleston Navy.
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Wesley avenue, at the campground of the Ken
uebec Valley Assoc iation, in Richmond, is being
extended Some of the cottages are in the way
and have been moved.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
1allg Keaasafe 5uurnal.
ELLSWORTH.
Murder Trial.

ELLSWORTH, May 8. Edward NJ. Smith, the
alleged Bucksport murderer, took the stand at
10 30 A. NJ and told substantially the same story
he detailed before the coroner's inquest.
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NJ ,ulton has at his neat and attractive Contra
Mar'et. nice fresh hslibut, mackercl ami shad,
and all the usual varieties of fish
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Mr.. Lcmuel Fowler, of the firm of Fowler,
liamen & Smith, who spent the winter in Flori-
ia, is expected home the last OF this week.
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NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND.

Procrastination, with many, is the bese ting sin
Business and health alike suffer. Every thing is
postponed until Tomorrow" The hacking cough
and the torpid liver are UNDECIDED and unaided I'M
til consumption. jaundice, or sbscess of the liver
becomes established With the old method Of
medication these maladies were incurable, but by
the of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
entire cure is speedily effected. Under this
positive tonic and searching alternative, ait is new.
er too late to mend" Thousands in this. and other
countries, who have been given up to die bv emf
nent physicians, have taken it as last resort, and
been healed.
NEWTON, Kansas, July Sd, 1876.
DIR. PIERCE
Dear Sir-I suffered with Liver Complaint and
was unable to work for four years. Three differ
ent physicians said that assesses had formed, and
that could live but few weeks. Through q
friends advice, purchased bottle Of your Dis
covery. 1t helped me, | continued it for six
months, at the end Of which time was complete
~ cured, and have rem aimed SO over since.
Gratefully yours,
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Brock and McClench of Haowell, are shipping
their old ice, to southern ports. 1t is probably
sold at a very low price.
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The National Game.

A game of base ball played here to-day between
the Indianapolis club aud the Louisville club re-
suited in favor OF the fomer by score of to O.
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In Ottawa. at elections for the Dominion Para.
ment at Ottawa city and Lincoln county to-day
Currier, opposition. and Norris, ministerislist
were elected.
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Winter has Topped back, and is now doing its
hest to atone for the delightful weather given us
10 ApritaiF
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The cleansing and healing properties Of COM
mon tar, are all found IN the Forest Tar" prep
a'ons. may9-t&wlw
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UTAH.
Preparing for Trouble.

New YORK. May 9. A Salt Lake despatch re-
iterates that the Mormons anticipate resistance to
federal laws, and are preparing therefor by arm
ing and drilling
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Rev. DR.. Kicker is in the city, greatly improved
in health.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Annual Meeting.

PROVIDENCE, May 9. The State Of Maine As
sociation OF this city, held its annual meeting to
night. Charles A. Wilson was elected Presiden
tor the ensuing year.
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Marine NOtes.

SAULr SAINT MARIE, May 9. The steamer
Craig and the barge Nahant arrived down this
evening. They were stuck in the ice in lroquos
bay twenty -four hours.
All the boats bound up have succeeded in get
ting through without much trouble.
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EUROPE.
Holland.

LONDON, May 9. The Times says a large
amount Of Russian bonds are going to Holland
to fill the void produced there by the sale of
United States withdrawn bonds
The Dutch, it seems, are selling called bonds
Of the United States to Americans, and instead
of investing in the new four and a half per
cents. buy Russian securities In Lonhnn
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Death.

NEW BEDFORD, May 0. Commodore Benz. J.
Totten Of the L. s. Navy, died in this city to-day,
aged II years.