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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-31
The Returning Board.
Secretary Sherman Says the
Arrest is Unwise.
GOV. NICHOLS UNAVOIDABLE TO
THE PROCEEDINGS.
The HeraId's Comments on the Affair.

NEW YORK, January 80. Secretary Sherman
IS reported as regarding The arrest of the return
ing board as very unfortunate and i'll advised
movement, and likely to produce the worst results
IL Is IN direct hostility to the line marked out by
Governor Nichols and the conservative and rep
utsble people Of Louisiana, but they can't, it ap
pears, resist the lawless element. He doubts If
1ov Nichols would on this account have the
courage to exercise the gubernatorial prerogatiye
OF elemency should the returning board be found
guilty and sentenced to Imprisonment. On the
whole he is forced to take gloomy view of the
future, politically and socially, in Louisiana. He
says the reports that he had given guarantee to
Ex-Governor Wells against prosecution are "mere
fudge"
The Herads Washington despatch thus speaks
for President Hayes:
The administration does not trouble itself
members OF the Louisiana returning board. The
President holds his place by the decision of the
electoral commission and not by any frauds which
may have been committed IN Louisiana. II
wrong was dose there, he will not protect the
wrong doors, nor seek to stand between them and
exposure and punishment for their crime. The
concea ment Of wrong doing might embarass
MIN. It's discovery and punishment certainly
would not
NEW ORLEANS, January 80. The trial of An
deison WIS resumed to-day. The clerk read in
formation against the prisoner. to which he had
pleaded not guilty.
The first witness, W. H. Smart, being sworn
for the State. said
am clerk of the district court of Vernon
parish. | was deputy clerk before. The docu-
ment shown me contains my official signature. 1t
is election return.
Thomas Franklin, supervisor of registration in
Vernon parisish testified after identifying return.
shown him, to alterations made after he signed
them.
The question if returns for other officials had
been altered was opposed by the defence, as the
charge was ouly as to electors of president and
vice president.
The objection was over-ruled and exceptions
taken.
The court adjourned.
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FOHTY-FIFTH CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON. January 30.
SENATE.

SENATE.
During the morning hour Hoar had read com
municauDn from the O. mmissouer of Pensions in
regard to the application Of soldier for pen sion
not having been acted upon on account of INSULT
cient clerical force in the office of the Surgeon
General, where the hospital records of the army
arc kept
Hoar, Edmunds and Ingalls, condemned delay
IN acting upon pension cases, and argued it was
caused by the democratic party reducing appro-
priatlons.
Window, chairman Of appropriations stated the
clerical force Ia the Surgeon Generals office in
1876, was lG9, and ii was then cut down to the
general reduction of that year Last year the
the force was Increased by detailing twenty en-
listed men for duty in that office.
Pending discussion, the morning hour expired,
aud the Senate resumed discussion of the silver
bill.
Ch.islancy submitted an amendment in the ma
ture of a substitute providing for the coinage of
silver dollars Of 43i grains, $40 pure silver and
lilo alloy, which shall be legal tender for all
debts, except when otherwise provided by law or
contract.
Christ ancy spoke in favor Of his amendment,
which was ordered printed,
Ali on gave notice thai he would Insist upon
the disposition OF this bill tomorrow or the next
day.
salisbury said the bill was one of great impor-
lance and he was in harmony with the general
features. There were several Senator'S however.
who desired to discuss it, and he was not willing
II should be pressed to vote without fullest dis
cussion.
The Senate then went into executive session
and when the doors re-opened adjourned.
HOUSE.
The Louise has gone into committee of tn G
whole, to consider the bill extending the time OF
withdrawal of distilled spirits now in bond until
July Isl, 1878
Buffers amendment to the whiskey I'LL provd-
ing that when spirits are Withdrawn from bond
tax shall be collected at the rate required by law
at the time of its entry into bond, was adopted 10
| committee los against 81.
| AFTER the discussion the committee adopted
Fosters substitute for the original proposition de-
| clarng a reduction of the tax on whiskey mex.
| pedient, by a vote of l3i to 9j
When the committee rose the house sustained
its action IN adopting the substitute. Yeas LAG
| nays H.
Adjourned,
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, January 80, 1875.
FLOUR--Extra spring 4 5Oa5.75; western 600;
southern 0 ".
WHEAT No spriug TO-; No. 2 I0lx; gilt
edge 1915 February, I.04-a0.-; March, l Okla
April, 0.--ac.--; No 3, OBS; rejected 81
CORN Sales 3aa39s cash bid, February 39xa
90; March sy3s a40; rejected 291s.
OARS Cash 2SA; February 23ka23'l; March
"a a 400.
kYE-50-.
BARLEY-50-.
DRE5>fD HOGS-4 30a4.40-.
TORk-Casn l675-al0.75-; February lO,75-a
1905 March l0.s2h; APR 1910.
LAkD-Cash ] 30 asa; February 7.221aa7.25;
March 7.4e-a7.4 a April. O.C0.
BULK MRATS- shoulders 87sai: short1 rib
side 5&a-o; short clear RIB saO-; clear sides
624a64.
WHlSkEY-i0I.
FRElGHrS-Corn to Buffalo 81 cents wheat
do cents.
REC ElPrS-FlOur Il 900 wheat 10000; corn5s,
900; oats 50 90; rye 1870; barley q, 100.
SHIPMkNTo-t Flour 800; wheat l2s,0(0 corn
1900; oats -, 900; rye Oas0; barley ,U03
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" ASIIINGTON.


WASHINGTON, January 80. All Souls church.
the new and only Unitarian church in Washing
ton, dedicated last night. Rev. DIR, Below.
Rev. Mes,Is. Shipper and Ware of Boston, Knapp
of Maine, and others took part in the exercises.
Appointment.
The President has appointed the following gen
tlemen commissioners to test the gold and silver
coinage of the United States for the year 1877 ::
Prof. Charles w. Eliot Of Mass; Prof. Thomas
Elgoston, Jr.; A. Louden Snowden of Pa. Hon
J. l.. b. Curry OF Va; Rev. S. A. Brownson of
OHIO, Charles NJ Walker of Indiana; Hon. New
ton Bsteman Of Illinois; Charles Beardsley OF
Iowa. and John W. Twigg OF California
The ex-oiiico officers are the Judge of the L.
5. District Court of Pennsylvania, the ComDtrol.
Ter OF Currency and the Assayer of the assay Of
fee at New York.
The commission will assemble at the mint in
Philadelphia on the 18th OF February.
Treasury Department..
The comptroller o; currency has made the fol-
lowing report:
Amount Of additional circulation is
sued during January $l,O4l 600
Total amount issued since the pas
sage of the act of July IA, 1875 4l,lll $40
Total amount OF legal tender notes
retired 10 date under the act of Jan.
IA, 1875 32,S29,576
Amount retired duiing the present
month 49,, 352
Amount of legal tender notes out
standing February l.t $40, ,i2i
Amount Of national bank notes out
standing Februpiy LIST 322, G29 $50
National gold bank notes l,432, 100
The Tariff Bill.
The general principles on which the tariff bill
is based, are reduction aud simplifCatiOn, aud
with sections dneaily look ing 10 enlargement
of our foreign lie.
The schedule les and classifcaiions of the present
tariff are followed, and slight reduction is made
averaging about twenty per cent. OF the present
rates IN the entire i-t, thoogh in wines blandies
cigars and other articles OF like character there is
no reduction.
There are no compound duties, the rates being
either specific or advslorem.
There is no tree list. Every article that is not
dntiable is admitted free without specification or
enumeration.
The present number of articles in the tariff
laws is reduced to about five hundred all told. In
| this bill changes have been II ade from advsorem
to specific duties wherever practicable.
1t Is claimed that is bill will reduce the cost
of collection from seven million two husdled and
fifty thousand to less than three millions.
lhe bill proposes to raise one lndred and fifty
four million nine hundred and forty six thousand
dollars estimsted by treasury experts upon the
average of imports for the past SIX years Only
| one hunded thirty eight million were collected
last year.
Instalment Paid.
Senior Ramacona, SPECIAL agent of Mexico to-
day paid the second instalmen of $500 600 on ac-
| count OF awards by the Joint American and Mex
lean commission in favor Of American citizens.
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Gardner loral Nems.

The Kennsbec Land aud Lanber Company
commenced cutting ice yesterday, with about ten
inches of ice. They have q large field scrsped,
and will fill their extensive houses if the weather
permits.
The skaing rink is again in running order,
thanks to the cold weather and the Grand Army.
The hortires around the rink at night make a
fine display.
The slsishing resulting from Mondays storm is
nesrIy worn out in the vicinity of the city. Par
ties it'll wood and hay for sale have been busy
getting their products TO the market.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
DOiNGS OF THE SEVERAL CON-
MITTEES.

WASHINGTON, January 80. The House Com
mttee on Commerce to-day commenced the dis
cussion Of Cox's blli to organize life saving SER
vice. Arguments were submitted BY Cox and Mr.
kimball Supt of the life saving service, in favor
of the movement.
The House Committee elections declined to
grant the request of &. b. Danall, conteatant in
Aiken vs.. Darrall, contested election case from
Louisiana, for a further hearing.
The House Committee on Railroads heard w
ii. W. Hood in advocacy of several bills, provd
ing for the construction OF double track line from
New York to Council Bluffs.
The sub committee of WAYS and means have
agreed to report the tariff i'll to the full commit
tee tomorrow.
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W EST INDIES.


New YORK, January 80. Letters from Havana
state on the llth inst, the sugar plantations Santa
Anna, Santa Isabel and Ammonia, about fifteen
mile from Santiago were burned by the patriots
under General Maceo. They subsequently des-
troyed Santa lie sugar plantation, about forty-fve
miles from Gu,snano. Each pantsti yielded
about 5000 boxes of sugar annually.
On the 18th inst the patriots captured Spanish
fort on the river Rio Grande, twelve miles from
Saneue Pieretu, and three days later the villages
es San Miguel and Neurtres in Camaguey, al i
captured large quantity of provisions and cot h.
ing.
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BATH, January 80. Deering & Donnell of this
city have a schooner OF one hundred and twenty
tons reg lister, on the stocks, which will be launch
ed as soon as a customer can be found.
I. NJ. lIasan has two schooners on the stocks
at his yard, of sixty and two hundred tons regis
ter, respectively. The smaller of the two is near
ly completed and will be launched in a course OF
couple of weeks, while the larger one will be
launched some time in February.
Mr. Morse whose yard adjoias NJ. Ho cams, is
building three masted schooner, of four humid
red and fifty tons register told tonnagel which
will be launched about the middle of February.
Drowned.
The brig H. s. Bishop, which arrived at Bath
several days ago from Ma tiDque, loaded with salt
lost the mate overheard the first night out FROM
the latter place. His name was Eugene Blennan,
and he hailed from Boston.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York, January 80.
Money loaned a. 5a7 on call, and closed at per
cent.
Sterling quiet at 1925 ns21l tor so days, 4siha
iS5- for demand 81
Gold opened at 1929 and closed at 1925.
Carryin rates, a a6 per cent Borrowing rates
Bat.
Clearing, BIS $40 00J Custom receipts, Oil I 600
Treasury disbursed-s oO1 intere t. ss5s,7c6 for
bonds.
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PORTLAND.
A Divorce Granted.

PORTLAND, January 80. Ia the supreme court
to-day the suit of Fanny Marsh Rich vs.. Isaac b
Rich for divorce, was heard and divorce grant
ed. The grounds were desertion and failure to
support the loellant The libelee is to pay the
lbellant the sum of twenty -fve hundred dollars,
and to surrender all personal property in his pos
session belonging to her
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ENGLISH PARLIAMENT.
4 L'iye Ma joritv in Favor of the War
Credit.
The War Feeling Increased.

LONDON, January 30. The majority for cred
it in parliament is animated at over one hundred
Meetings are being held throughout the county
to influence parliament against the credit but
mostly by liberal or reform peace organizations.
No non-paitisan meeting vet attempted. An
open air meeting at Shefiel id, yesterday, for the
opposing government, turned into an anti Russia
dsmonstl alton. The amendment to the original
resolution against the credit was carried by an
immense majority, declaring The cause of peace
and the interests of the empire best promoted by
supporting the foreign policy of the government
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-31
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Ksnnehse Journal.
THE WELLS SHOOTING AFFAIR.
The Girl Recovering-The Mystery Has
Been Solved.
SHOT BY HER BROTHER.

BIDDEFoRD, January 80. The little .irl, vic
tim Of the shooting affair at Wells is recovering.
Her brother, aged thnteen years, confesses that
he shot her, getting angry over game of domi-
noes. He then smashed a window pane from the
outside, and FASTENED to church, where his parents
were worshiping; told them tramp had shot his
little sister. His tory was believed till Yesterday
when he voluntarily confessed.
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TENANTS HARisOR.
A COronOr's Verdict.

TENANTS HARBoR, January 30. Csrouor Nal
lard of Rockland, summoned jury to investigate
the case of the murder of Mrs Luther Meservey
Of this village, found dead yesterday in her own
house. who brought in verdict that she came to
death by strangulstion, sometime between Dec.
Dist and Jsnuaay ooh, by having a knit cloud
wound three time around her neck by some per-
son unknown to the jury.
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RAILROAD DIFFICULTIES.
The Railroad Freight Rates.

NEW YORK, January 30. The grand trunk
presidents have telegraphed to Mr.. Hickson of
the Grand Trunk and President Smith Of the Yer
mont Central proposing that all matters of differ
ence be referred to Commissioner Fink, who is TO
he final arbitrator, but his decision will not be ar
rived at for some time, and in the mcsntims rates
will he restored on the lst of February to the
same standard as from New York The cast
bound freight question will be considered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-31

There will be supper in connection with the
Reform Club, at the club rooms. on Saturday
evening, between the hours of $50 aud p. NJ
All friends of temperance are requested to fur
nsh articles of food for the tables. Such contli-
buttons should be left at the room on the after
nnnn of Snfnrdav.
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ILLINOIS.
Low Freight Rates.

CHICAGO, January 30. 1t is stated that at this
place, yesterday, freight was taken for the East at
almost any rates. An immense amount of grain
is contracted for at twenty five cents, aud even
less from Chicago to New York. and contracts
were made on sugar from Boston to Chicago, at
fifteen to twenty cents per one hundred pounds
1t is reported contracts are made for grain from
ST. LOUIS 10 New York at from tweDtv-three TO
twenty seven aud one-half cents.
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rmuortant Document, Crowded Out.

MEssRs EDITORS The following order was
not introduced in theHouse yesterday, owing to
the pressure of business, and you will please
publish the same, that members may Immediately
take it into consideration, and not have to wait
for its introduction in the House.
STATE OF MAINE.
In HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
Jan. Both, 1873.
Ordered That the committee on temperance
be instructed to Inquire into the expediency Of
amending the Epistes following the Acts of the
Apostles in Chapter of frat Timothy, twenty
third verse, BY striking out in the second line tho
words "a little wine for thy stomach sake "a nd in
serting the words "a little rum from the town agen-
cy," so the verso as anne nded may re as follows
"Drink no longer water but use little rum from
tse town agency for thy stomach's sake and thine
often iuirmtios," and report by bill or otherwise
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The Silver Bill.
PENNSYLN ANA.
A SwIndIer.

PHILADELPHIA, January 30. The Pennsylvs-
MIA House, yesterday, unanimously remanded 10
the custody Of the sheriff, member named Bal
lard who is under Indictment for swindling oper-
alton. He GAINED exemption from arrest as a
member of the legislature.
A later despatch says Ballard, representative
from Delaware county, arrested for embezzlipg
funds Of vsIious building and loan societies, e.-
capped this morning from the custody of the SER
geant-at-arms, who was instructed to take him
back to the Delaware county Jail.
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suicide.
CONN CrICiJI.
A stolen Bond.

NEW HAVEN, January 30. A Portland Water
bond for one thousand dollars, OF those stole n
from the Boylston Bank of Boston, when il was
robbed, offered for sale here the other day, by
man who said he was Mr.. Watson of Portland
Ii was left with the broker, who sent it to Boston
TO be sold, where its identity was discovered but
an attempt TO capture Watson has failed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-31

The preliminary trial of Arthur Aunet', at
Dexter, for robbing the safe of the Eastern Ex-
press Company at that place, closed yesterday.
After long and patient hearing, both at Bal
gor and Dexter, continuing several days, before
Judge Goodenow. Annelt is convicted, and or
dcred TO give bonds 10 the OF 5000 for has
appearance for trial at the March term Of coult
al Bangor.
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DEXTER.
Court Matters.

DEXTER, January 80. A. Annette, charged
with burglary of four thousand dollars from the
Eastern Express Company, was to-day bound ovt 7
by Judge Goodenow, TO await the action OF the
Grand ,Jury
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CAN ADA.
Railroad Matters.

MONTREAL, January 30. The Grand Trunk
Co. have taken possession Of the Montreal, Port
land & Boston Railway, and will run trains on
that line ustil the litigation between the rival
boards of directors is settled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-31

A letter written from this city TO an exchange
avs:
The Augusta House is better kept this
winter than have known it to be for some lime
past"
Which, may be allowed to say, is in
deed compliment. as tue house has always been
kept in first class manner Mr.. Withheld, the
proprietor, has the efficient assistance Of his ex-
perienced clerk, Mr.. james Thomp.on who per-
forms his duties in easy, graceful and gentle
manly manner. 1t is pleas att to meet sach gen
tleman in public position, who has kindly
consideration for the wants of the public ana a
happy faculty of attending to them.
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SACtD.
Verdict.

sAco, January 80. The jury of inquest into the
cause Of the fire in Livingstone's shoe store at
Saco, on Sunday, fad that it was deliberately al
ranged and set by some person unknown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-31

The lecture OF Prof w. a. Pike Of Orono, on the
Russian System of Technical Education, has been
postponed from this evening to csday eve
ming of next week on account Of the absence Of
the committee on agriculture, who are 10 make
a visit to the State College.
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NEW YORK.
Young Lady Drugged.

NEW YORK, January 30. A case wss before
the Tombs court to-day of young lady named
Addie W. Oskman, native of Baltimore and a
resident of Boston, who was passing along Cort-
lasd street to-day, and becoming faint, invt-
ed into a saloon by Christian Ollandt its proprie-
tor. drugged. robbed and criminally assaulted by
him. Oilandt held for examination aud the lad '
detained rs q witness.
The Silver Bill.
The republican central committee called ma :
meeting of citizens, independent of party to pro-
test against the passage OF the Bland silver bill.
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The Evening Post has an Article headed "A
Tramp Abductor." If there is anybody 10 New
York who sbducts tramps, New England would
like TO engage him for while, guaranteeing
constant employment.
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SAMOAN ISLANDS.
Rebellion Ended.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 80. An Australian
steamer reports that oil Island Tutbilla. Somoan
group, she was boarded by the governor and sec
fetary of Samoa, who gave information that the
rebellion against the government had ended by
the complete defeat and capture of the rebels.
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Boston Stock List.

Sales at the Brokers' Board.1
Boston. January 40. 1879
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TIE INDIANS.

NEW YORK, January 80. Eighty more lodges
of the Sioux are reported escaped from the Red
Cloud agency, and have gone to join Sitting Bull
in Canada.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-31

Personal.
CA. Woodbury., Est, of the Somerset Repor-
ter, was in the city. yesterday, looking over the
Legislators.
H. N Fairbanks, Esq, the red hot fire insur
ance agent of Bangor. is in the city.
Hon. Alfred Lsnnox of Wiscasset, member of
the last Senate, is in the city.
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isine STATE Association for Protection of
Fish.
At the adjourned annual meeting held last ever
ing, at The Augusta House, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year
President-W. S, Badger of Augusta.
Vice President-Sam'l L. Smith of Wiscasset.
Secretary and Treasurer-J. W Clapp, Augusta.
Executive Committee-W. S. Badger of Au-
gu'ta, Sam,l +. smith OF Wiscasset, q. b. Hazel
tine of Belfast, j. II. Kimball of Bath, Prof. S.
j. Young of Brunswick
Hon. Theodore Lyman of Boston, one of the
Fish Commissioners Of Massachusetts, was elect
ed an honorary member of the association.
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The socisble Of the Congregationalist society
will meet with Mrs. Edward L. Mason, Summer
street, Friday evening of this week. All friends
are cordially Invited. Supper served at seven
o'clock.
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And now there is another disease prevailing ex-
teusively through many paIta Of the State among
the children, canker rash.
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FOREIGN.
Austria.

NEW YORK. January 80. A cable special sf-
firms that there Is misunderstanding between
Austria and Russia respecting peace conditions,
Greece.
Special from Athens says the chamber is hold
ing secret session to decide whether the govern
ment shall accede to petitions for support and pro-
lection received from Thessaly.
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Do not forget the pound party tomorrow even
ing, at st. Marks Home. 1t is very worthy
charity, apd everybody should give pound at
least of something n,rfnl.