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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-13

BARRIE, August II. Hanlou won by six boat
lengths; Ross %, Plaisted 81.
LATER-rhe following the positions at the
finish Hsnnn l,t, Ross 2i tIo,mer 81, Luther
4th, Mckin 9Th, Eliot 9th, Plaisted 9TH.
At the regatta to-day the open single SOUL race
was the chief attraction. There were starters
Plaisted took the lead, but was soon dIstancei by
Wallace Ross. Hosmer pulled fast and by few
quick and powerful strokes reached the latter
lianlon up to this time had kept back, rowing .
strokes TO the minute. Ross kept the lead for the
first mile, but llanlon having pulled up was the
first to reach the nile buoy, Ross folio wing two
lengths behind. At one time Haulon rested on
his oars, until seeing his opponents make head
way he pulled few powerful strokes and in a
short time left Ross, who followed him sharply
fully six boat lengths behind. The cheering was
deafenipg aud u, Ilanon passed the judges boat
the excitement on shore was Intense. Wal ace
Ross came tn seconi aud Il1smer tnrd. Official
time 2S.l2. Tonight the prizes will be awarded
to the successful oarsmen at the skating rink
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-13
Mates from the Camp Ground.

The people are coming in more rapidly a. the
day of meeting approaches. The cottages are
hliing up fast; quile a number Of tents have been
put up already. 1t Is unusual TO find so many
people in the grove before the date of meeting,
and never saw them so social and appaIe nlly
enjoying themselves as this year All seem de-
teIniined TO make the meeting profitable one.
One more cottage Is 10 be erected on smith ay
erue before the meeting begins; enough work
men VIII be employed to finish il in three DAYS.
ILe lumber came down on the train saturday
all fitted aud ready to put together, 30 1t will be
quick work to finish it. The owner is MIR.
Gibson OF Fauheld being the third cottage
erected by Fairfield people since last season.
A social service was held IN Hsllowel chapel
>abbsl IA morning, led by Rev. +. c. Rogers of
south Paris lai re number participated. In the al
ieruoon some three hundred people gathered at the
stand to listen to sermon by the preacher
-ut ject Christ, our Rock, which wa, interrupted
by shower. Hallowell chapel was at once
packed, where the subject concluded. The
speaker held the attention of his large audience
to the close. Ii was a sermon that viii long be
remembered by those present.
The evening service, led by C. NJ. Bailey Of
Winthrop. was the ctowuiug of the day, a
much larger number taxing part than during the
uoILn4 service.
lhesr preliminary exercises are very profitable
aud will undoubtedly have an important influence
upon the work that is 70 commence on Wednesday
eve. :.
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NEW ORLEANS, August II. 1t is complained
that unjust discrimination az iinst the colored men
i made by Collector smith in sppolntme nts at the
cutsom house. Great complaint Is made that the
sh OIL hand reporters of the department get leave
of absence AT d do short hand work in court and
other cases, much to the detriment of worthy re-
porters not ia the employ of the government.
Yellow Fever.
New cases of fever to-day are thirty one, death
TIVE I've.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-13

Clara Louise Kellogg is at New Hartford,
Conn, her fayorite summer retreat, where, for
amusement she gets up picncs and excursions for
her friends among the people. She absDdons the
divine hsrmonies of Mozart aud Verdi and Mev-
erbeer and other fvori'e composers, with which
she has set the musical world on end, fol- the most
DO sterous Of negro plantation songs.
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NOVA SCOTIA.


HALIFAX, August IL. The steamer Albert ar
rived at Pictou yesterday from Msgdalen Island.
Weather at the islands the past fortnight has been
cold, foggy, and unfavorable for fishing and farm
ing operations. Good cod fishing off Ettang due
north and southwest of Amherst island. Island
boats can get out quantities of small mackerel
aboard on the coast, very few fishing vessels hav-
ing visited the island a. yet.
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The SITUATION.
SOUTH A VI ERICA.
The Revolution.

HAVANA. August II. The following are Ven
ezula adyIces President Alcantara has discover
ed another revolutionary plot and made timely
seizure of the revolutionary correspondence, am
munltion aud arms. General Paiido, at the head
of the conspiracy escaped. The standing army
has been increased to rs, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-13

The Canadian authorizes have issued orders
foibdding revenue marine steamers of the coun-
try from succoriug American vessels when IN dis
tress 10 Canadian waters. This action on the part
of the British government W i'll be Investigated by
the treasury depaltment.
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A Mob.
PENNSNIN ANA.
Mining Irnnhl Is.

PTTsBURG, August II. The Knights of La
Dor, at meeting at Pottsvile, reco al tered the
proposti previously adopted to naugurate a
general strike in the coal ions during the pres.
ent month. Several of the operators promise the
workmen AN advance IN wages.
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Marine Notes.

PORTLAND, August II Steamer Eranconia has
arrived, and reports that terrible storm was en-
oountered Friday night. 1t was found mposs Bile
to make steerage way and the engines were stopped
and the steamer alowed to Iun before the storm.
So fierce was the gale that although the whistle
which is midships, was kept blowing almost con
stantly, it could not be heard in the pilot house
ship Wandering jew, Tspley, which arrived at
San Francisco from Hong Kong, made the passage
in thirty three days. said to be the quickest sailing
time ever made. She sailed in company with the
ste amer and arrived ahead The ship registers
1877 tons and built in 1877 by S. Pascal of
Camden, where she is owned.
Schooner l. F. Warren, johnson, at New York
from Tieques, reports that July oath, Fred Nor
ton Of Machias, mate, aged % wears, diea on
board, On the lst inst. Z. j. Woodward also
died.
Parties from Bath and vicinity will probably
commence the building of 1900 ton ship in tie
owned by Lorenzo Taylor of Portland,
this fall.
Tie schooner Mary Limeburger, from Rock
land for " Wilmington, is at anchor of Sandy Hook
with her ha;ches battered down to smother fire
in her cargo of lime.
The schooner Aida 80 tons, Capt. Lambert,
with cargo OF paving stores sprung leak dur
ing a ,qusll of Boon Island and was abandoned
by the crew, who landed here.
Discharged.
The proprietors OF the New Era, arrested on a
charge of dofraudIng the postal revenne, were
discharged to-day, it appearing there no in
ten,ou to defraud the government.
Accidents.
Two Young men belonging in this city were
thrown fiom carriage near the Forest City re-
fnery and very badly injured.
John Happy, an Englshman living on Wash
ington street, fell down stairs and br oke his collar
bone.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.


PLYMOUTH, August -. Representative II. W.
Blair If this place promised some time ago 10 re-
stone the old court house in this town in which
Daniel Webster made his first plea Recently be
presented it completely repaired to the Young
Ladies Library Association of Plymouth to be
used as library an reading room
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Dff0.

Ia u ston. Aug. 9TH, Dewitt Cutler, only child
OF \ bert y and Lillian Z. Moore, aged i months
Il day.
In Lewiston, Aug, 9. Miss Cora, daughter of Mr..
+ l. and Ms. May kankins, aged 20 years.
In Bn"IhhAy, Mrs. Rcbecca Rogers, aged 81
wears The olues person in Boothbay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-13

Professor Gardiner, recorder of the Fltz John
Porter board OF inquiry, Is examining the topog-
isphy OF the baite OF Bull Run Ia connection
with the statement made ia the testimony before
the BOARD as 10 the position OF the simies, aud IT
Is xpected the whole board will visit the Bull Run
battle field.
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W Gather Indications Tor To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
clear or partly cloudy weather, light variable
winds, mostly southery. stationary temperature
with stationary or lower pressure.
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" WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, August II. The general of the
army will proceed to Denver Col, and Santa Fe,
via ST. Louis and Omaha, on public business, re-
turning via Forts Union AID Leavenworth, lie
will be accompanied by Colonel McCook, aid. de-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-13

We learn that accident occurred on Cobbos-
see pond, Winthrop, on Friday last, which came
near resulting seriously. party Of three me n
were out 10 san boat dunng the fierce wind
which was blowing, when in lacking, the boat
cap.ized, preclpitsting them INTO the water. A
man in skiff some sixty rods distant seeing their
peril came to their assistance, aud rescued them
with no other damage than an involuntary bath.
.lng parties cannot be too careful in their pleas
urs excursions upon our inland lakes
The meetings at the Kennebec Valley Can p.
M citing grounds begin Wednesday of this
week. The mail facilities will be unusually good
during the meetings two mails each way arriving
and departing daily All letters should he di-
rected "Richmond Camp Ground Postmaster
Spaulding has done al possible in making the
necessary arrangements and the mail agents on
the different tains deserve credit for making up
All extra mail. All connected with the meetings
or trains seem bent making the coming
gathering success in every respect.
We have received from the music store of |. G..
Hovey ( Son, in this city. some pieces of excel
lent music. Among them is the popular air
Nancy Lee" composed by Stephen Adams; also
"Secret Love-" which all the girl say is too sweet
for anythiog and they good authority on these
matters. "Her pretty Face Is pictured in my
Heart, and 10 many other persons hearts too, If
we may judge from the popularity this fine song
has attained. "Angels Of Dawn" with a beau,i-
full illustrated title page, is rare piece OF music.
The "Folio" for August, With portrait OF Minnie
Palmer, and the "Vox iIumana, also came in the
package. Mr.. IIovey & Son, who themselves
publish fine music, and at whose rooms the latest
and best can always be found, are considered
among the most popular music dealers on the
river.
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in2ton eclai says that action against collector
Tyler has been taken by government, as recent
Charges against his morality prove unfounded.
Examination.
Professor Gardiner, recorder of the Flz John
Porter board OF inquiry, Is examining the topog-
isphy OF the batie OF Bull Run ia connection
with the statement made ia the testimony before
the BOARD as 10 the position OF the armies, aud 1t
Is expected the whole board will visit the Bull Run
battle field.
Marine News.
The halbor at Delaware Breakwater is reported
by Colit or Thompson as dangerous, owing to
tue large number of sunken bulks wbcn have
been abandoned after having been wrecked on
the bIeakwater.
TROY, August II. Webber & Wiheus, car
rage mandatory, dwelling aud barn at sandy
Hook, Is burned Loss Sl6,500.
Personal.
General Beauiegard is in town.
Governor hendricks lett by the Fall River boat
for Newport last night
Tornado.
4 tornado, Thursday night, devastated several
miles OF crops ia MetZel county, West Virginia
Several houses were unroofed, and cattle killed
but no lives were lost.
Naval Matters.
A Washington special says Secretary Thompson
finding : much palpable issotitlsm in the selec-
ion of two naval assistant psymasters by the re-
cent board of naval officers, of those reported
favoraby upon being relative of the recorder OF
the board, aud residing with him, that the secre-
tafy has the discussion aside, aud will probably
oTuer an Investigation OF lis proceedings. 1t Is
stated that some well known naval contractors in
tel rested IN the success of some OF their friends,
suddenly left Washington within day or two.
Going to Expose Them.
Congressman WhItthorne writes to friend in
Washington, that as soon as Congress meets he
will take means To expose and bring to justice the
men organ Zed IN conspiracy to rob the freedman
Bank. That there deliberate conspiracy 10
rob the bank he thinks there is ample proof
Emigration.
Nearly two thousand more emigrants arrived
at the port OF New York IN July, 1873, than in
July 1877. THIS increase shows that this country
and It, institutions are stl attractive to the PEG.
pie OF Europe.
An Ottawa despatch SAYS that this evening a
mob OF five hundred union men and rafsmen
armed with revoNets and stones congteg ated
around the station TO meet the Montreal Bntons
who It was expected would leave 1y train about
ten o'clock. There were also one hundred men OF
the governor generals loot guards unuer com
mand Of Col. Wnite, statloHed on the platform
east of the station, while May or Bangs, Alderman
Mckoe, O'keee AID stewart, with Col Ross, oc-
CupIed position ia the rear ready to read the
riot act IN case of emergency. The chief of
police went to Orange hail whe,e the Blitons were
repar ing to marca 10 the stolion, aud advised
he III not to proceed to the regular depot but TO
proceed 10 the junction about three miles ont,
where they could embark quiety, winch advice was
finally bu, reluctantly followed. The streets ale
now deserted. No further trouble Is anticipated.
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ILLINOIS.
Freight Rates.

CHICAGO, August II. A special states that
flour ia being bilcd through from Minneapolis to
New York via Dsluth ADD LAKE lines at thirty
cents per barrel a, against seventy five cents per
barrel.
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Marrten.

In Auburn, Aug. 9, Mr. Win. c. Whitman OF Par.
is, to Miss sarah J Thompson of Lewiston.
In bingham, Aug. /, MIR. Henry Met linton to
Miss Margaret. Watson, both OF Bingham.
In Athens. july Is, Mr.. Eugene Il. kankins to
Mi. flora Nason, Doth of Mayieh.
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Specie Shipped.

PORTo PLATA, Jnly 20. Two severe shocks OF
earthquake were felt on the island, one on the
10th, the other on the 18th inst.
Specie Shipped.
Large amounts of specie were shipped from
Cuba to Porto Pls'o for the purchase of tobacco
The crop expected yield over 100 900 ceroons
The price 10 ceroons is SIX to nine dollars. In
bales twelve to twenty collars.
The Situation.
PoRT Az Prince, July q. A change OF the
ministry has occurred and general uhsaslness pre-
walls.
Sentenced.
The military tribunal at Port Au Prince has
passed dealh sentence on nine prisoners, and thir-
ty-two in hiding, Generals Tsnis, Solomon and
Oh, Waller inc luded.
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Helm Wanted.

7 WILL CIV 4 any smart man a chance TO make
L money RAPIDLY, II h can keep his business To
HIM, elf. Enclose stamp for particulars. Address
J.F. CAss, LOCK BOX 40,
augl2.t3t PHILLIPPsBuRG, NEW JERSEY,
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Marine News.

The halbor at Delaware Breakwater is reported
by Collector Thompson rs dangerous, owing tC
the large number of sunken bulks wbcn have
been abandoned alter having been wrecked Oh
the bIeakwater.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-13

Mrs. Otis A. Lift forty-fve years of age, an
invalid, was frightened to death to-day by an
alarm bell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-13

Daniel w. Reed of Maiden started to day from
the head of late street to walk to San Francisco
lie expects to reach there in one hundred and
fifty days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-13

At the republican caucus last Saturday even
Ing, the following were chosen delegates to the
county aud district conventions, to be held at
Augusta, August lG OrrIck HAYES, Hiram
Pi,hon, Jame- Pierce, Henry Robbins, Geo. IL,
RAmsell, and W A. Austin. One set Of delegates
were chosen to act in both conventions. The
delegates were instructed by the caucus to give
MIR Cornish support 10 convention for state
Senator The following were chosen town com
mntte Tor the ensuing year; Peter Williams,
hiram Pl,hnn, a. NJ. Bradley, W. A. Austin and
III. ii. Ro1uins.
Sheriff Ramsell seized ten gallons of liquor at
Va salhoo' station last Saturday mtiuing.
Mes.rs. Hosford and Haines, treasurer and
selling agent OF the VassaDoro Woolen Mills
came ~ the place last Saturday night.
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At the seaside Just row no sensible woman
wears anything but wooden stutfs for dresses
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MASSACHUSETTS.


Boston, August II. As Minnie Graham. aged
10, residing at Indiana place, was returning at a
late hour last evening from Sopth Boston, she
was met GU Broadway extension bridge by an I'M
known man, who Sc zed her and threw her over
the rail, breaking her leg and nhcing injuries
that may prove fatal. Her cries attracted the al
tentlun of an officer and passers by and she was
conveyed to the city hospital No clue to her
assailaDt.
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NEW HUKh.
DENIAL.

NEW YORK, August 2 The Times Wash
inston eclai says hat no action against collector
l Tyler has been taken by government, recent
Charges against his morality prove unfounded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-13

Al nond color Is the latest. II j. seen ia Md
gloves, ribbons, straw for bonnet-, aud "a sin
tor fall wear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-13

The republican caucus to select delegate, to at.
tend the ID district and County conventions, will be
held in the Common Council ioom this evening,
at IL o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-13

Mr.. c. S. Frost, graduate of the Theological
school connected " til Bates College will be or
dained as pastor Of the Free Bsnts, church III 81.
Johnsbury, Vt, on Thursday OF TINS week. The
sermon on the occasion will be preached 10y Rev
4. F. Penney of this city.
A pleasant bapti,mAl service took place al
Gould's pond, Msnch ester, on SUNDAY, an entire
household receiving the ordinance, which was adj
mini,tered by R,v. S. G.. Sargent. The persons
baptsed are the father, mother aud sister Of Hon
j. I. Woodward. They have united With the
b ,ptist church IN West Sidney.
On account of the large call for papers contain
lag the Record of Mr.. Charles A. While. the
chairman Of the greenback STATE Comm lttee, we
rcpuoish the ARTICLE the fist page Of to-dAy's
Daily. Let the people read the record, and see
who II is that is leading them INTO the dismal
swamps of financial despair
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local ann State Mems.

The Freshman class of the State College will
soon number forty students.
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CA ADA.


QUEBEC, August II. The governor general OF
Canada aud lady, on tour through the eastern
townships are at Sherbrooks o-day, where there
will be demonstration in their honor They go
to Stamstead, Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-13

Bcknell's portrait of the martyr Lincoln which
for some time has been hanging 10 the rotunda of
the State House, is said to be the finest and most
correct likeness Of the lamented President ever
tod
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PLUMBING,
BY
HENRY A. TABER.

4 Doors South kennehec Bridge, Water
Street.
Bath Rooms, and Water Closets fitted up and
warranted to be entirely satisfactory. Iron and
lead pipe for water, Force Pumps. Lead Pipes,
sheet Lead, Nickle Plated and Brass Cocks Of
every description Pumps repaired. All work
done in the best manner.
Augusta, April "a, ISIS. apl24- teow6mos
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The exterior of the new hotel on Water street
is now nearly completed and the staging removed.
oar city authorities Will now undoubtedly begin
the construction of new sidewalk in front OF the
hotel, running from the Market square GRO sing to
Oak street. The location deserves the be-, possi-
bic style Of sidewalk that can be butlt.
our information from Winthrop is to the effect
that the number of Greenbackers in that town Is
growing smaller, the time Of election APP
proaches. Tue people of that goodly town have
decided to lay aside tor the time being their local
political differences, and meet the enemy squsrely
upon the question of honest money or dishonest
money.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-13

The annual reunion of the 18th Maine regi-
meut, will be held at Riverside Fam Baldwin,
on Saturday, August l7lh \ special train will
leave the Pottlard and OgdensbGrg depot at
o'clock A. NJ, and will return IN season for the
evening trains east.
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Regatta:

Silver Lake regatta, which takes place Thurs
day, promises to be the most interesting of the
season. Entries for the single scull professional
race close at , L. Nj. to morrow.
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A Premium offered.
CAI.IFOR VIA.


SAN Francisco. August II. One third of the
town Of SHASTA was burned this morning. The
portion burned embraced the larger portion Of the
business part OF the place.
Death.
San Francisco special says actor Montague
died there last night Of hemonsge OF the lungs.
A San Francisco despatch says the BODY of
Montague will be embalmed aud conve yed east.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-13

The magnificent figure Of "MorAl,ty,' cut at
Iallowell, was put in its place on the base Of
Pilgrims Monument, at Plymouth, Mass, on
Thursday. The remaining figures for the base
are not yet completed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-13

The State muster will begin AT Wa'erye on
Monday next, and continue until Saturday, camp
to he bioken on that day. The thirteen infantry
companies Of the State will he present, and one
battery. The Bangor Band will furnish masic
during the muster
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supreme Judicial Court.-Dantorth J +.
IsesiaiUg.

MONDAY, August IZth.
Jason scribner, against who q indictments have
been presented this Term for the murder of two of
his children, was brought into court and arr a = ned
Messrs 1itcomb act as his counsel, and by their
advice, alter good deal of hestancy and delay,
tue plea oil not guilty was entered. On motion of
counsel, representing to the court that it is de-
sirable for the ends of justice that the prisoner
should be further observed by expert. to test ms
sabiy, the cause was continued to the next term
aud the prisoner remanded. Mr.. Webb, the
county 'orLey, did not object to this disposition
oil the cast.
The day mas been for the most part occupied in
calling up cases sent back from the Law court,
and III passing sentence for violations of the liquor
law. ONE large amount oi money has been
paid.ln Tor the benefit of the county. Nocase has
Vet been opened TO the jury.
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LONDON, August II. The News says Clancy,
the Fcnian nvicted in 1869 and sentenced to
Imprisonment for life. will be released on ticket
of leave the 18th of Sept