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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-19
CAN ADA.
The O'ROssa Lecture.

NEW YORK, March 49, Archbishop Lynch of
Toronto, yesterday. refused st. Johns Hall to the
llbernians for al ORossa lecture, and denounced
Rosa as a fraud. A letter from the archbishop
was read in Catholic churches condemaing those
who engaged Rosa, and urging the people to
keep away from the lecture. st. Pauick's Hal
has been secured. The mayor and chef OF po-
lice made arrangements Tor the presence of the
entire force of one hundred and twenty five men
in OF riot, and picked companies from the
Queens Own have been ordered TO hold them
selves in readiness. The Orange Young BrItons
are very active, aud if Rosa appears he will be
attacked beyond any doubt.
A Toronto despatch says O'Donovan Rosa,
who is TO lecture 10 night on Ireland, her trials
aud triumpbs" under the auspices of the IIlsh
Catholic Benevolent Society arrived this forenoon
Having been forewarned that his reception might
be intentionally warm if he travelled as far as
the regular station here, he jumped off the tram
while IN motion at the round house, and came
within foot oil being run over. He was only &C.
companed apparently by one co-patI lot, but a
number OF hard looking characters were scatter
ed about the train supposed to comprise the body
guard. The lecture is advertised Tor ST. Patrick
Hall Volunteers have been ordered to hold
themselves in readiness, and other precautions
have bee n taken TO prevent lioting to night.
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At this season of the year the most healthful
persons are liable TO be afflicted with biousness
the system is undergoing a chemical change, and
the avenues Of the weaker points are more open
than usual to the attacks of disease In this state
of affairs relief may be speedily found in the
Golden Anti-Bili0us Pills" which are made ex-
clusively from the concentrated juices OF carefully
selected banks, roots and herbs. These pills act
directly upon the causes Of the following COM
plants - Biliousness, Constipation, Dyspepsia OF
indigestion, Headache. Fever and Ague. Nervous
ness, Kidney Complaints, Rheumatism, Paralysis
&c. After taking this simple and harmless rene.
dy, the whole system will be found to be strength.
ened and invigorated, the bowels regulated, and
the nervous forces toned up and recuperated. O.
W. kimball & Co., Lisbon street, Lewiston, are
general agents for this medicine; also Geo. C
Goodwin & Co., 3S Hanover ST., Boston, Mass
Portland Agents-W. +. Phillips & Co.. John W
Perkins & Co., Holman, Carney, Parsons 4 Co.
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BANGOR.
Municipal Matter..

BANGOR, March Is. The new city government
was inaugursted Monday. Mayor llamhn's adj
dress reviewed the ADMINISTRATION of the past
year.
The treasurer's report showed that floating
debt of $4,000 had been paid Oft, the regular
municipal expenditures reduced over 1876 600, and
nearly SIG, 900 unexpended appropriations are ON
hand, as a surplus.
The city has municipal loan of S256 900; wa .
ter bonds issued, Si9j 900; tlu.t funds, SIS 200,
making a totafpermanent loan Of $3.50 800. No
temporary loan or floating debt Whatever.
Bonds in aid of the f.. & y. A. Railroad, one
million six per cent, secured first bonds, and the
Piscataaus Railroad six hundred thousand, six
per cents, S325 900 seven per cent?. The city has
the first mortgage.
As the result of clearing of the floating debt
and reducing the expenditures the past year. it is
believed feasible to make a considerable reduction
Of the rate of taxes the present year.
Heavy Storm.
A driving snow storm, one of the heaviest oil
the winter, began at Bangor early this morning
and at noon nearly eight inches had fallen.
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WASHINGTON.
Financial.

WAsHINGToS March Is. There have been no
recSps of the new silver dollar at the treasury
since the first iustallmtnt of $4,000 Thursday
last. Five thousand one hundred and twenty one
dollns Of them were exchanged to applican Is.
There were few applications to day. The SUN
paid out up - noon amounted to only SIS.
st. Patrick.
ST. Pa ricks Day wa celebrated here to day bv
services n the Catholic churches and parade Of
Irish societies.
Sovcreigns of Industry.
The National Council Of Sove1eigns Of Indus
thy commence session here Tomorrow. Ten
states are represented.
The Deficiency Bill.
The house bill providing for deficiencies in last
years appropriations for clerical service in the
treasury and Interior departments has been
amended by the senate committee on app'oIr,a
tons. lac section making d, ticicncy appro-
ration for the detection of tospassers on public
baud. j. ported hack with an Amendment Offer ed
in committee by Nh. anne, providing that where
wood and timber lands the territories of t.c
United States are not surveyed, aud offered for
sale in proper subdivision, convenient of access,
no money herein appropi lated shall be used to
collect any charges iur food OF timber cut the
public lands ia satd terltories for use Of actual
settlers thereof.
The committee also recommend the inso rlion of
new items of $40 600 TO cover the deficiencies IN
the spW"p' ration for salaries and expenses of coll
lectOis Of internal revenue and Sll ,9O2 for the
emploS ment of thirtv-two additional clerks in the
record asd pension divisions OF the surgeon gen
erals office.
Tue house appropriation of Sc 800 for twenty
temporary clerks IN The treasury department at Il
rate not exceeding two dollars per day Is iucreas-
ed to 100000 aud the limitations as to the mum
Der OF compensation of clerks omitted
Nominations Confirmed.
The senate to-day confirmed the following uom-
nations:
Alsuson W. Beard, collector OF customs for the
district Of Boston and Chatlestown, Mas.
NJ. d. Ball OF Nrs ua, collector of customs
for Alaska.
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Yesterday morning was rather unfavorable to
the pretty robin, blooming dandelion and delicate
May flower. We had regular old fashioned
snow Storm probably the line storm six or more
inches of damp falling.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
The MOVementsO of the
Troops.
HOBART PASHA THREATENS 10
BOMBARD SURBI.

CoNsrANT1NoPLE, March Is. TWENTY. five
thousand Russians have arrived at Tchat4da,
nom Ilrnova. The TURKS are carefully patrolhDg
the BBjs deere road.
ATHENS, March Is. The official journal states
that Hobart Pasha has threatened to lombard
Suroi, unless the insurgents eyacuate Makrinitza
VIENNA, March Is. AT public sitting of the
iull Hungarian delegation delegation to-day, al
most all the speakers declared that they would
vote IN favor OF the credit but expressed hopes for
peaceful solution. The debate was adjourned
until tomorrow.
The Austrian delegation to day, at full sit.
ting, granted the demand IF the Minister of War
iol $4,000 horns for military stores.
LONDON. March is. Advces from Vienna
published ia raris, state tina, England has refused
TO take part even IN the preliminary conference Of
the Ambas sadors, until Russia has uiven a formal
engagement that all the clauses OF the treaty be
submitted to the Congress.
Prince Gollsehakoh IN reply merely reiterated
ms promise that the full treaty would be commun-
lcated to the Powers,
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Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO, March Is. 1878.

CHICAGO, March Is, 1878.
FLOUR-Extra spriag 4.5oa5.75; western 4.4o;
southern 0 20.
WHEAT-No. spring Ill AZ; No. gilt edge
lie; Regular. l07aa, Cash. l.06As2s; May.
l06ala April, l0s-ai.usts; No. 3, los; reject
ed sd.
CORN Sales gilt edge, Az regular, t2k a.
cash i3-a-; March 43 "a; April. 27hs-; May,
27aa21}s; June 4l4 rejected S6h.
OATS Cash "a; March !Sh; April *%a
o. Nav, 2Saa267s
RYE Sd.
BARLEY-46,47S.
DRESSED HOGS u lla4.l2H,
PORK-Casn 8 i5-a9.iSa; March 70 i5--ale-;
April t5ah May S2ai2s; June 9.s0aso.
L ARD-Cash 7.i5-s 10 Ma IN Il3-aIl6i
April. 27isa7 IS; May 7!7ka25i June, 75os3th.
BULK MEATS-Snoulders 3-ah, short rib
sides 5'sa-5 short clear rib Sac clear sides
64s6A.
WHlSkEY-,0l.
FREIGHrs-Corn to Buffalo 3H cents; wheat
do 4 cents.
RECEiP rs-F1our 10 900; wheat ss.oeo; eorn'
30 500; oats 24,CU0: rye KS 90; barley 81. eW
SHIPMENTs-fiour i2,o0O; wheat 10 0oo; oorn
$4,000; oats So 900; rye s,OJo barley s.Soo'
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FOREIGN.
Austria.

LONDON, March Is. A special to the Times
from vienna says the minority budget committee
OF the Austrian delegation, though voting against
credit tabled the resolutions declaring readiness
ID case OF necessity to make even greater sacri6c
es for the protection of nat ional interests. The
minority also expressed confidence in the policy
OF the ministry. The word tabled" in this des-
patch, probably means gave notice.
Rumor.
Consols declined to-day, on the rumor that Der.
by has resigned. The rumor is probably of stock
JobbIDg origin.
Congratulations.
The Post congrstulates the country upon the
unanlmi;y of the ministry in the present critical
position.
PARIS, March Is. Gen. Berthault is appointed
to command the 18th artillery corps, hesdQuar-
ters Bonddeaux, in place of Bachehou,t. trans
fcrred to the reserve. Other important changes
mpend. General Nillesheisnett, commandant Of
the 18th corps. General Ricard of the 18th corps,
and General Niebuu having resigned.
Leon Says resignation of the finance minister
ship is regarded as altogether unlikely. 1t is be-
LEV the Chamber will vote entirely without hes
itaiion.
Marine Notes.
LONDON March Is. The steamer Illinois,
which arrived at Queenstown yesterday had the
crew of the British ship n. & Z. Gardner, Captain
kenny, from Galveston Tor Liverpool, abandoned
on the l4th inst leaking, with eight feet of water
in her hold. The crew had been thirty days at
the pumps.
The American ship Bertha, Captain Hill, from
Liverpool for Portland, which as before ported,
lost her captain and four men, has put into Lon
dondcrry.
England.
LONDON, March 49, 10 the house of commons
to day, Sir Stafford Northcote confirmed the re-
port that Russia had not refused to admit Greece
to the congress, but merely raised question o.
to the footing on which a Greek represe NATIVE
should be admitted.
Legislative.
VERSAILLES, March Is. The senate BY vote
of l4S to lib mas passed the third article of the
state of sege" bill. The article provides that
the President can only declare Estate of seige"
during dissolution of the chamber, 10 the event
OF foreign war. The right wished also to per-
NIT Its declaration event of an insurrection.
In the chamber of deputies, Leon Say, minister
Of finance, moved the budget Of receipts be made
order OF the day for Thursday.
Gambetta supported the motion and declared
that the the hour had arrived TO assert confidence
in the ministry, and the future of the republic.
The motion adopted 1876 to "a. Thus all
fear OF crisis is averted.
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Nallomell Loral Nems.

At regular meeting Of the Temperance Reform
Club of our city. held at the club room Satur-
day evening last, Rev. Mr.. LaLecheur rendered
his esignation as President of the organization,
and in accepting bis resignation a vote of thanks
was unanimously passed in acknowledgements of
his faithful and efficient services during the past
two years. The club then proceeded to the cleo
ton of officers to serve for the ensuing three
months as follows:
Ira NJ. True. President.
j. NJ. Smith,
+. A. A Heath, Vice Presidents.
Asa Libbey.
r. L. Norton, Recording Secretary.
Asa Libhey, Corresponding Secretary.
Rev. W. A. Newcombe, Chaplain.
William Cook, Treasurer.
G.. a Flye, Sergeant at Arms.
The club is now in a most hourishng condition
and will no doubt continue TO exert a wide spread
influence for good in this community. The new
officers may expect to receive the hearty co-opera-
ton of all friends of temperance in the city, in
carrying on the work of IefOIm.
The closing entertainment of the "l.yceum
Course" will be given at the Methodist church in
this city, this Cruesday) evening, commence
ing at hsli-past o'clock. musical programme
has been arranged consisting of "Aucient
HYMNS" instrumental and vocal Duets, qusrtettes,
solos. &C, which will be rendered by amateur
musicians of our own city, whose well known ac-
complishments will ensure the success Of the en-
terprl Sc, and command full attendance.
We learn that Dir. j. Q. A. Hawes of this city,
is spe nding few weeks at the Military Home at
Togus. filing the position OF Surgeon during the
vacation of Dir. VIM. There now about
eight hundred inmates in that institut ton, many
Of them requiring medical treatment and con-
slant and attention.
That March snow storm has come at last, with
! attendant tempest and-mud.
The funeral of the late Charles A. Francis was
held in the Free Baptist chuch in this city,
Sabbath afternoon last, at one o'clock. Services
were conducted conducted by Rev. w. A. New
combe. Our fire department, of which Mr.. F.
was a member. turned out in full ranks to escort
their brother to the place of burial. The occs
sion was one of solemn interest.
The robins retired to safe retreats Monday,
while the crows sullenly proclaimed adherence
of the situation, from the mouths of caverns in
the wilderness.
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NEW YORK.
Fire.

Fire.
WATERFOWL, March 49, Fox's store ct Dupu-
vile Is burned loss $500.
General Grant.
NEW YORK, March Is, A Herald letter giyes
az account Of General Grants first appearance at
Jerusalem and Calvary.
Tariff Bill.
Fernando Wood is reported as saying the tariff
PHI will he finished this week, and be has no
uouot Will be passed by a majority of the house.
Temperance.
Judge Noah Davis made his debut as a temper-
ance advocate last evening, at a mass temperance
meeting in Tammsny Hall.
Naval Affairs.
This afternoon the secretary of the navy will
return to Washington, to day, having seen bis sou
off on the steamer Wyoming.
The Powhattan was ordered Saturday to pro.
coed Immediately from Havana to Port Errial
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PORTLAND.
The Storm.

PORTLAND, March Is. a heavy north east
gale set in this morning, preceded by copious
fall of rain. The gale was only brisk at l0.lj,
blowing at the rate of "a miles hour at that
time. At noon the wind had increased to fully 3j
miles and came in squalls accompanied by damp
snow.
There was a very high tide and heavy sea IN the
hsrbor
The fishing feet were al in, but several vessels,
notc,aby the bark Daring, brig PIoteus, and the
Ysdora Rionda, are supposed to be outside or else
to have made a hsrbor These vessels all cane
through Hellgate Saturday, and schooner that
had accompanied the Daiing got in safe ycster
day.
The vessel. all lad easy at the wharves, and no
damage had been done up to late hour this af.
ternoon
The telegraph wires are working very badly,
ing TO the storm.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.


NEW YORK. March Is. The Times saws We
learn it is probable that a PROPOSITION will at an
carly date be submitted to shareholders OF the
Lake Shore Company, to surrender one-half their
stock, receiving in lieu thereof bonds OF the COM
pauy bearing five per cent. interest. The Lake
Shore Company has demonstrated lis ability under
all circumstances to paw interest on it, bonded in
debedness. and should boud of the kind allud-
ed to be issued, it ought to be worth eighty OF
eishtv-tive while at the same time the reduction
in capital stock would render the property less Ii
able to bear raids. The friends of the company
claim that on April first it will have in its Golfers
the funds requisite to pay three per cent. dyi-
dcpd.
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SOUTH CAROLINA
Law Breakess Captured.

NEW YORK, March Is. A South Carolina des-
pursuit of Redmond and gang, Friday night, sue
ceeded in capturing six prisoners, several OF
whom were concerned in The recent rescue OF the
United States prisoners from Pickeps county Jail.
They also destroyed three stills.
The sheriff OF Pickens county who had also
gone in pursuit with a militia company in occord-
ance with orders sent him by t,ov. Hampton, re-
ports the pture OF Stensi!le aud two of three
men rescued by Redmond. They were recon-
mitted to jail and are now securely guarded.
Revenue officers report beng aided by the citi-
zens Of the county.
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Among the Dead EaiIursa

fthe past, how many bogus nostrums may be
numbered Beginning their careers with a ire
mendUus flourish of trumpets, blazoned for Il time
in the pubic prints and on n aiming posters, soon,
but not too soon, were they ielegated to the limbo
of things lost on earth. But Hostetter's stomach
Buffers Is a living and thriving remedy. II goes
on, curing and to cure. Neither underhand nor
open competition affect it, On the contrary, con
trast itn inferior rival preparations only increas.
es = p ipularitv. Ii has been repeatedly initiated
but wi bout success. Counterfeits of it have been
surreptilously introduced. but have fallen fiat
Every here It entrenches itself in the confidence
of the ople and vel it may, for it /, thoroughly
rclitble lnvgorant OF The feeble, bani-hes dys-
peplt and consti patan, braces the nerves, C Ires
rheumati c ailments II d kidney complaints, and
efadicaes and prevents intermittent and remitteut
levers.
Possessions vanish and opinions change.
SLIPPERY ELM LOZENGES vanish, but no
Que changes his opinion about them. For sale BY
all Druggist
Caswell 4 Co., corner Washington and Winter
Sts., Boston.
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ST. PATHIt CELEBRATION.
The Procession in Gotham.

NEW Y RK, March is. st. Patrck's process.
sion was composed p inc'pally of Hbernan and
two or three hundred temperance societies. They
were reviewed by the Mayor as they marched by
CITY Hall.
ST Patrick's parade passed off quietly. The
procession was not 81 large as IN former years.
House. along the hue Of march displayed few
American and li,h hags, and the streets through
which the line OF march lay was crowded with
spectators.
10 brooklyn the "a, ado had dwndled down to
a mere handful on account OF discussion in organ
HatlOn.
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MiIItnerY GOOds.

II is true that Mrs. NJ. 7. Webster is offering
to-day all her Winter Millinery at the Lowest
Prices they will be sold this season. Felt Hat.
only 25 cents which is cheaper thsu you can have
them done over. \ splendid assortment of Fancy
Feathers, Stylish Trimmed Hats, and everything
in the millinery line, together with the prettiesi
assortment of ladies' ties, ruches and embroidered
sets, to be found in the city. We would impress,
the fact that we have the goods and prices aiver-
tised. Mrs. NJ. +. WEBSTER,
~ Watnr 81
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THE RETURNING BOARD.
General Anderson TO be Discharged.

WAsHINGToN. March 49, Senator Matthews
received the following despatch this AFTERNOON
from New Orleans:
The supreme court decides that the Vernon
parishes returns were not susceptible of forgery,
and Gen, raj Anderson is disctarg d. Tits ends
the whole"
New ORLEANS, March is. The decision of the
supreme court TO day virtually ends the prosecu-
ton against members of the returning board.
The order of the court however ordering the DIS
charge of General Anderson does not release him
at once, the State having five days 10 which to
file application for a Iehearing.
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A Maine schooner, while fishing off the bank
of newfoundland, with some two hundred faith.
oms of cable out and sails clesed, was suddenly
found TO be under headway. 1t was soon found
that huge whale of the fnbsck species, had 20,
his tail entsnged in the cable and WAS hauling the
craft at the rate of fifteen knots an hour, and
growing more and more excit ed was keeping his
course to the sea. The whale finally tore away
by breakinsthe cable.
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AUBURN.
The New City Government.

AUBURN, March Is. The new City Govern
ment was organized to-day. Mayor Smith says
the debt has been increased about $1,000 the past
year. in consequence of building new High
School House and two iron bridges. George S
Woodman was elected City Clerk, and Dexter w.
Velrill Treasurer
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TIE CUBAN INSUKRECTION.
Another Revolution.

HAVANA, March Is. A telegram from Jamaica
saws that revolution took place at Port au Prince
during the absence Of the President. Tsnis at the
head of one thousands followers attacked the po-
lice, arsenal and fort and succeeded in capturing
the fort. The navy remained faithful and is bonn
harding portions Of the revolulonIsts.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York, March Is.
NJ oney loaned a. 4-a5- on call and closed at J.
per cent
Sterling quiet at is7- as7- Tor 80 days. 4s9-a-
for demand.
Gold opened at IOl 4 and closed at 1917.
Carrying rates, BAL per cent Borrowing rates
Sac.
CIearings sl5 49, 900. Custom receipts. $40 900.
Treasury dsbursed-s 5000 interest, $4,000 for
bonds.
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The Post congrstulates the country upon Il
unanlmty of the ministry in the present critic
position.
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The special religious meetings, which were con.
Quoted at the First Baptist lecture room, the last
week. with so much interest, will be continued
through the evenings of this week. o. hi.
TUESDAY evening, there will be preaching by
Rev. Mr.. Newcomb Of Hsllowell, one of the ables,
young preachers in the Kennebec valley. All
are cordially Invited to attend. Meeting at 80
~
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NORTH CAROLINA.
A Revenue Officer Congratulated.

NEW YORK, March 49, Revenue Comni, sion
er Rsum has teleg aphed to Revenue Officer Bray
ton, the qualification felt by government at his
success in North Carolina, and author Brsyton
to clean out the other counties of illicit distill-
lcres
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NEW JERSEY.
4 Heavy storm.
adjourned.

JERSEY CITY, March lS A cold rain storm
continues wind northeast. The storm last mig bit
at Long Branch is reported as heavy, with quite a
high tide, but tidal wave, from which many
persons had fled to the interior, and no marine
disaster as yet reported.
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y Weather Indications IOr To-day.

For New England and the Middle States
warmer clear or partly cloudy weather, northerly
winds shifting to light southerly. At the east
station higher pressure, and at the west stations
low pre- ssure.
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SACID.
lluuiclpaI Matters.

SACo March 49, There was large attend
ance at the Inauguration exercises to-day. May
Clark stated the debt of the city at Si4,75l.73.
Joseph l.. Milliken was elected City Clerk, and J.
f. Desrlng City Marshal
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FENNSILV ANA.
Coal Operations.

WMKEsBARRE, March Is. Work was resum-
ed til Is morning by the Nllkeshaue Company.
Eleven collieries, employing two hundred and five
men aud boys, will run on three-qusrttrs time
during March.