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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-10

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15
Death.

NORTHAMPTON, June IA. Rev. c. c. Bureigh
died last night, from injuries received by the re.
cent railroad accident ~ Florence.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15
THE SOCIALISTS.
Circular Issued by the National Enecu-
tive Committee.

CINCINNATI, June IA. The following circular
was issued to-day by the National Executive Com.
mittee of the Sociallstic Labor Party:
To all sections and members of the Socialistic
Labor Party:
The National Executive Committee has been
informed that q few of our hasty members have
asserted themselves into military organizations in
several localities, insigated thereto chiefly by a
mistaken apprehension that such q course ls nee
essay to the protection OF their rights as Social
lists. The party authorities would not deem it any
part OF their duty to interfere with such action,
were it not attempted by these military organiza-
tons to secure recognition at the hands Of the So
cialistic Labor Party, and that 1t is sible in
some instances that sucn rganlxstons may have
had the countenance or encouragement of the To-
cal section, inasmuch as no warrant for such Or
ganzation can be found in the platform or consti.
tuition of the party, the proceedings of either of
the party congresses or 10 the acts Of the execu.
tive committee or board Of supervision OF organn.
alton, or guarded by the executive committee, oc
cupying position Of hostlilty to the principles
and policy of the Socialistc Pa,ty. whether so in
tended not We therefore request all party
members to withdraw from said military connec-
items, und particularly urge all sections to avoid
any official connect ION with such bodies, and to
require that no arms be carried in their process
sions If parties thus banded with arms insist
upon joining our professions against the wishes of
the sections, such sections are advised to compe!
compliance with their orders.
The National Executive Com.
Phillip Van Patten, Cor. Sec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15

The public laws in book form, are for sale by
Dresser, Mel elan & Co.. and Loring, Short &
Harmon, Of Portland, and ID. Bu gbee & Co., Ban
por.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15
Disasters TO Maine Vessels.

Sch. Farrigut, Wyman, fiom Vera Cruz April
Sth, for Tenols and Europe, was totally wrecked
At Tenola, May 4th. She registered $50 tons, was
bait at Pembroke in 1864, and owned at St
George.
Sch. s. d. Hart Of l,lesboro', went ashore the
9th inst, three miles below Calais, and started q
bad leak. She was assisted [ fl by tug and towed
to Calais for repairs.
There seems to be a singular fatality connected
with Damariscotla and Newcastle ships and ship
masters. 1t was last fall that the ship ID. W.
Chapman, Capt. Moses Chase, was lost crew
saved. The ship voyager Capt. Chas. A. Chase,
left New York for Bristol, England, in February,
and has not been heard from. Ship b. +. Met
calf, Capt. Blanchard, bound from Java to the
Bril- ish channel, is also overdue. Ship Robert
Dixon, Capt. Osgood, is having long passage
from New York to San Francisco. British brig
Loeb Lomond, Capt. Henry Barker. left Mar
settles in January, bound TO st. Thomas. All
these vessels, except the last, were mostly owned
in Dsmsriscots and Newcastle.
The wrecking barque Resolution has been fitted
out by the Baker Co, and is to proceed to Cape
Horn for the purpose of saving the cargo of ship
2. r. Hazetine, and to make an effort to raise the
ship.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15
The Eastern Question.
THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN ENG
LAND AND RUSSIA.
THE QUESTIONS TO BE SETTLED
by CONGRESS-. FHl
RUSSIA AGREES NOT TO TAkEANY
LAND FROM TURKEY.

LONDON. June IA. The London Globe to day
pu blishes the full text of the agreement between
England aud Russia, which it asserts was signed
at the foregn /, iii e in this city the Both of May
aud which will serve as mutual agreement for
Russian and Eng i,h plenipotentisries at the Con-
gress.
The conditions OF this agreement provide for
the division of Bulgar into two provinces, one
north and the other south of the Balkans.
Provision is made for the government Of the
provinces, and for the departure PEI mauently
therefIom of the Turkish troops.
England stipulates not to oppose the retroces-
zion OF Bes-arabia, or the annexation of Batoum,
but reserves the right of discussing in the Berlin
Congress any prospective change relative to the
Danube.
Russia agrees on her part lot to take any in-
demnity IN land from Turkey, Or to advance fur
ther her Asian frontiers, to interfere with the
claims of English creditors.
II is agreed that the reorganization of Thessaly,
Eprus and Other Cheek provinces shall be left TO
Congress.
The province Of Ketour i, to be ceded BY Tur-
key to Per-is, and Bayazld is to be ceded to Tur-
key.
The questions Of the re. organization of Bull a.
ria by Europe, the fassage of the DsIdanelles and
Bosphorus, and Of Russian military occupation Of
Roumania, are to be submitted to the Congress.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15

CoRN-sales regular, ~; cash --ss3xi June
3II. 49, ~'
,oyArs-Cash 2s'.a--i June 2sha2sX; July, ssx
KlE-5s-.
RARLEY-4sb
DRESSED HOGS-4I,a4
PORN Casn sg-a59lI.: June 771H. Jntx
s99K August, 7 81 ka7 a.. IVY
LAkD-Casn 8 AS 10 :; June eG2h- a; july
81 ha67s-i August, s7Ka-,
BULK MEATS Shoulders 3HalX short rib
5&a6x '"'e~' ''ues
WhlsKEY-lo,
do B. cents. "~'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15
THE BROOkLYN BRIDGE.
Several Persons Killed and Wounded b,
the Giving Way of IA Cable.

New YORK, June IA. This afternoon, as the
workmen engaged on the Brooklyn bridge were
lowering one of the large cable tackles, 1t parted
at the anchorage on the New York side, and in
stantly killed Thomas Blake. a laborer. Henry
Supple Of Brooklyn, Peter Arbeigh and James
McGrath we've dangerously wounded. The tackle
parted at the Water street anchorage, and the
huge iron shoe, weighing 900 ibs, shot over the
adjoining buildings as if fired iiom q cannon
and lodged in huge pile of granite at pier 49,
East river, 100 feet distant from the bridge pier
ON New York side. The iron shoe knocked down
several chmneys and completely demolished the
telegraph wire on South street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15
Total,
FARNHAM TEAM.
Summary of ReIig,ou. Intelligence.

Rev. |. J. Mead is earnestly at work forming
ano'her new circuit m)pg the Univ srsali,ts in
Livermore and vicinity. He says his meetings
are well attended and he feel. encouraged
The frame of the new Baptist church at Carl
bou, was erected last week. 1t is to be nicely
furnished, and will not only be su ornament to
the village, but will also supply long felt nee d
by the Bapli,ts of that vlsge.
a new Baptist church has just been organized
at Cooper's Mills in Whitefeld. The new church
starts well, expecting the labor, 10 d short time
of Mr.. &. l.. smith, of Newton theological
Seminary.
The next annual session of the Passsmaquoddy
Christian Coufert nee will meet with the Christian
church at North Lubec, on Friday, June %.
c. L. Piokhsm of Bates Theological School.
has established, through his preaching and other
ctfIrts. qai e an interest at Green. On SUNDAY
May 10. twenty-one happy converts followed
their Lord in baptism, in the beautiful Apdro
scoggin, and twenty eight received the hand of
fellowship.
The Universalist society in Guiford, has en-
gagged the services of Rev. Mr.. Case half the
time for another year. Mr.. Cases residence is
Canaan.
The Anson quarterly meeting held its June
session at the Free Baptist church at New Vine
ward, commencing the 9th and continuing three
days, The homes and hearts of the people were
open and hearty welcome was given to all
to come. Much interest was manifested.
Rev. J. Cox, pastor of the Baptist church in
Camden, baptsed two persons last Sunday.
Hancock Conference will hold its next annu-
al meeting in Castine, June IS and 10. Introduc-
tory sermon by Rev. d. NJ. Hardy, Conference
sermon by Rev. c. j. II. Ropes.
Rev. F. v. Norcross of the Congregational
church, Union has entered on the nineteenth wear
of his pastorste Mr.. Norcross, as pastor and gen.
tleman, stands high in the regard Of all who
know him.
Rev. N. T. Dutton, OF the Baptist church, War
rem bsptsed four persons on the I'd inst, who Of
forwards united with the church.
| The Lewiston Y. Nj. c. A. have voted to hire
the large front room over Daniel Woods store
and are to change their Reading Room from Pills.
hurry Block to the new location, where they will
keep on file all the leading newspapers both daily
and weekly.
Mr. Tilden of The Senior Glass Of Colby Uuiver
sity, occupied the pulpit Of the Baptist church il
Skowhegan, last Sabbath. The pastor, Mr.. Aver
preached at Athens, aud gave the hand Of fellow
ship in behalf Of the Baptist church to one person
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15

The "retired statesman" of Green street, hsv-
ing seized upon the moments of time that he has
not spent in lager beer saloons, appears in tb is
weeks Standard in a speech which he would
have delivered" at the school meeting. Had he
attempted such thing on the above occasion, he
would have been buried under larger majority
than be found himself. The attempts at wit Of this
paper credit sucker have become TOO stale and in
.ipid to inspire a ripple Of merriment. 1t is in
the interest of public education that such fellows
are arrayed against it, l. is always safe for a
young man, who has not fully made up his mind
how to vote, to notice carefully which side are
ranged the rum-guzzler, the gambler, the de-
frauder of soldiers, the squirter of tobacco
juice on school house floors, and other loose
| charscters-and then uote just in the opposite ii-
rtction. He will be right every time. We hope
this nglorious old Green street hummer will co n.
| tinue his raids on our schools. Those who have
at heart the cause Of education cannot afford to
make friends of the msmmon of such low lived
ungodiness.
The Cushnoc Heights Gun and Fishing Club at
their regular weekly practice at glass ball shoot
ing on Thursday afternoon. Jupe IL made tho
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15
Superior Cour,-whI,.hou.e J., pr..idlnx.

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FRIDAY. June IA.
No. 80, George S. Foss vs.. Frank B. Judkns.
The ptf. stopped at 945, and Mr.. Webb opened
for the defence. He contends that there was no
negligence or carelessness on the deft's part, but
that the loss Of the OK happened by accident Or
was occasioned by the wildness OF vicious char
acter OF the animal for which he is not respon-
sble. He will also show that the p,f. was in fault
in sending yonng lad to assist in keeping the or
quiet, and that the boy neglected his duty. The
verdict was for the defendant.
Harry II. Inmsn VS.. George johnson. Black
for pf; Pillsbury for deft. Action TO recover for
26 l-2 days work without board at SO per day, in
having in defl's land, in Industry in 1876, and for
s. paid for help, amounting in al, to SS4 80, &C.
cordng to the account annexed. The ptf. says he
made = bargain with the def to do the work for
the going price" Trial unfinished.
In order tomorrow
A." 20, Gould vs.. Steward.
" l73, Dyer vs.. Dunn.
" sc, Bake vs.. Nicholas.
g As, Rausted & al. vs.. Boothbv.
further assignment for next week will be
made tomorrow morning
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15
A gentloman { D displaying an imitation gold

A gen,lomsa { y displaying an imitation gold
watch chain, charm, e.. called at the house of
one Of the citizens Of Ltchfeld. and asked to re.
main over night The family residing there were
very kindly disposed, and granted his request. ln
the morning the fellow made known his business,
stating that he was a canvssser for Chsse's Chron-
icle He couldn't get any subscribers there, and
departed without even asking to know the amount
of his bill-thus putting into practical working
the greenback theory of receiving something for
nothing. The man of the house sent bill for
fifty cents to SolOn Chase.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15
local anu State Mems.

To morrow will he Trinity Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15

There will be regular preaching at the Coagre-
gstional church in Alma, if sufficient inducement
can be OBJ aimed.
Ten converts under Elder Hanson were baptised.
in the northern part of Searsport last week.
The number of scholars 10 the Clinton NJ. +. s.
School is los. 10 so weeks the whole attendance
was 42l3, or an increase Of 1898 over last year.
Rev. G. w. Christie of the Congregational
church left Wiscssset for h;s new home in Massa-
chusetts on "Wednesday. His many personal
ture.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15
House.

A debate sprang up on a motion to take up the
post route bill Tor the purpose of non -concuring
IN the Senate amendments.
Aflet considerable debate resolution to non D..
concur was adopted, and the bill was sent back to
the Senate
Messrs. Reagan, kenney and Dunnell were ap-
pointed coLferees ON the nver and hai boz appro-
priation bill.
Mr.. Burchard moved to suspend the rules and
adopt resolu ton rec,ting that the 4ith Congress
in JOINT meeting declared X. Is. Hayes President,
and W. A. Wheeler Vice Pres dent, and decar-
Ing that no subsequent House or Congress has
power to revise that action, and that any attempt
to annu or disregard such action or title of the
President based thereon, is revolutionary, and is
hereby disapproved by this House.
The yeas and nays were ordered, and the vote
indicates very large majority, (f not mani
mously) Tor the resolution.
The resolution was adopted 2l5 to q.
The House insisted ia Its non-concurrence in
the legislative Appropriation bill, and reappointed
Messrs. Atkins, Durham aud Foster as conferees.
The House then took a recess. The evening
session will be for the consideration of the pension
bills.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15
NEW YORK.
Fatal Accident.

EdtdI hCctOents
New YORK, June IA. Lieut.. Tottenden, an
army officer, was killed by the cars At Cold Spring
this morning.
Senator Blaine is i'll with sgue, at his home in
Washington.
1t is rumored that Pavmaster Swan is assigned
to the military academy.
Fire.
Fire in White 4 Co.'S dry goods store, ALBANY,
to-day, caused a loss of $4,000. Insured for
So, 600. rrFf yO'
Two Americans are reported as arrested in
Munich, with large quantities Of counterfeit bills
on American national banks.
Railroad Matters.
The Erie railroad will lay rail The entire length
of the route, on both tracks, CONNIE ncing imme-
dIately.
Chief Arthur of the Locomotive Brotherhood
again denies any projected strike among the rail
road men. lie says there never WAS more har-
mony between railroad Off ials and employees than
at present.
General Grant.
Jesse r. Grant says his father will visit Den
mark, Sweden, Norway and Russia, this summer,
aud spend the winter in the south of Europe and
return nome next spring. lie says ms father be. .
lieves Hayes was duly elected and this congress
sionsl Investigation is arrant nonsense.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15
THE QUEBEC RIOT.
The Rioters Have Come to Terms and
Rtsume Work.

QUEBEC, June a. The rioters have come to
tel aud now st work.
The volunteers will probably leave here to-
night or tomorrow morning.
Last night reserve force consisting of the
Prince of Wales rides, 81 Fusileers, the sth bat
talon of Royal Rifles, and Victoria Rides, lay iu
the skating rink. The Victoria men not being
supplied with great coats or blankets, suffered u
great deal from the cold and dsmpness of the
building.
The funaral of the man shot by the military day
before yesterday. took place this afternoon.
The volunteers have been ordered under arms
in case of disturbance.
The Montreal boat, which arrived this morn
ing, brought further reinforcement of fifty meu,
under command OF Col Crawford OF the Victorias
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15
The Champion Mean Man.
SACtD.
Annual Meeting.

SAoo, June Ia. At the annual meeting of the
York Manufacturing Co. the following officers
were chosen:
Cleik--Ira Ii. F,ss.
Treasurer--W illiam g. Saltepstsll.
Directors-James Ellison, Thos. Higgelswortb, B,
Samuel G. Smelling, Seth Bemis, Walter Has
tngs. James Loneley, W llIiam g. Ssltenstall
Seven million two hundred and fifty thousand
yards of cloth were manufactured the past year by
this company, the largest amount for any year
since the organization of the company.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15
FINANCIAL Il COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York, June a. 1878.
Money loanel at 2i.l2 ON call. and closed at y.
per cent. ' 81 b.
Sterling quiet at is44 .s5 tor TO days, 1855 -as6.
tor demand.
GO Id opened at 1909. and closed at lCt4
Carrying rates, Cat per cent. Borrowing rates
dat.
Clearings, sj3l 900. Custon receipts, s2e9 900.
Treasury Decentralization interest, 10000 fol
bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15
The Potter Investigation
MRS. JENCKS SPOILs ANDERsON'S
TESTIMONY.

New YORK, June IA. Its stated Mrs. Jencks
testimony will entirely refute all of Anderson's 5
testimony, and that Anderson stated day or two
since that }. Is. Sypher, who acts as his counsel
receives $40, 900 retainer which is believed to
be paid by Tiden.
WASHINGTON, June IA. The Potter committee
is holding secret session, account of the re-
turn of the Florida subcommittee.
AT II o'clock the doors we're ie-opened and q
recess taken until 2 =. NJ at which time it is
understood Mrs. Jencks will be examined relative
to the Sherman letter
The committee re-assembled at 2 ij, bat sever
al members desiring TO cast their votes on the
conference report IN the house left the committee
for that purpose, aud up to O'Clock had not re-
turned.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15
W ASIiINGTON. A


WASHINGTON, June IA. The President sent
the following nom minstions to the senate to day:
b. b. Fenton, VIM. S. Grosback and Francis
A. Walker, U. 5. commissioners to the Interna-
tionsl Monetary Conference.
Wm Hayden Edwards, consul general at St.
Petersburg.
Alexis v Perrin, consul at Padang.
Financial.
National bank notes were received to-day for
redemption amounting to 100000.
PERSONAL.
The crown prince of Germany expressed his
thanks for the congratulations sent by the Amer
lcsn government at the escape OF the emperor
from the recent attempt ct assassination.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15
The Indians.
MOvEMENTS OF THE TROOPS.

Sitter CITY, June IA. Gen. Howard arrived
this evening, en- route 10 Jordan valley. A Ban
mock spy was captured to-day and turned over to
Howard Thus far ten whites have been killed
by the Indians, including Mr. Reynhardt, late As
SCISSOR of Barker county, Oregon. Two artillery
companies arrived at Winnemucca, last evening,
and left for the north A second company of c-
zens has organized.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15
LABOR TROUBLES.
The E. glish Weavers Resolve to Re-
sumo Work.

LONDON, June IA. A large meeting of weavers
at Blackburn unanimously resolved to resume
work at 10 per cent. reduction; also arranged to
hold meetings of the employees at various mills
throughout East Lancs shire, Monday, to ascer-
tain the general feeling on the subject.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15

There seems 10 be a singular fatality connected
with Damarsco,ta and Newcastle ships and ship
masters. Ii was last fall that the ship d. w.
Chapman, Capt. Moses Chase, was LOST crew
saved. The ship Voysger Capt Charles A. Chase,
left New York for Bristol. England, in February,
and has not been heard from. Ship b. F. Melcalf,
Capt BLANCHARD, bound from Java to British
channel, is also overdue. Ship Robert Dixon.
Capt. Osgood, is having long passage from New
York to san Francisco. British brig Lock Lo
mond, Capt. Henry Barker. left Marseilles in Jan
uary, bound for St. Thomas. All these vessels,
except the last, were mostly owned in Damariscot-
Ia and Newcastle.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15

New YORK, June IA. Lieut.. Tottenden al
army officer, was killed by the cars at Cold Sprin,
this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15

The Cushnoc Heights Gun and Fishing Club at
their regular weekly practice at glass ball shoot
ing, on Thursday afternoon. June l3, made the
following score:
MACKIg TEAM.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15
RHODE ISLAND.


Providence, June a.. AT Narrssansett park,
the race IN the 2.30 class was won BY Gold6 nder
Of Boston, Peaceful second and Hall third. Best
time 2.27. In the 2.24 class, Alley of New York
WAS first, Trampoline second and Vulcan third.
st time 2 "A l-2. 10 the 2 "a class, Little Gem
OF Hartford won in three straight heats. In the
2.2O class, Sweetness won in three straight heats
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15

Yesterday afternoon, few minutes after one
o'clock, Dea William Foster of this city, was
thrown from his wagon, and it seemed at one
time as though he must have been fatally injured.
Mr.. Foster is about Is years OF age, and resides
the river road about four miles from the city.
He was driving young horse which became
frightened from some cause, and ran with great
rapidity up Water street. The old gentleman
became alarmed, and let the rens fall from his
hands. The horse ran up to the store Of T. Frank
Ladd one of the forward wheels struck against
the platform and broke in pieces, and the old
gentleman fell out. There was a bad bruse on
the forehead and cheek and cut in the chin. He
was carried into the store and kindly cared for.
After remaining unconscious for some twenty five
minutes, he came to himself and was taken home
by neighbor No bones were broken, and it is
thought that Mr.. Foster will suffer no permanent
injury.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15
WIN. CULLEN BRYANT.
A Great Gathering of People at the
.4.ar.rtf Funeral. .t.H

F New YORK, June IA. The funeral of wm.
Cullen Bryant was attended by great gathering
of literary, newspaper and other disting u ished
people. The address Of Rev. DR.. Bellows vas
an eloquent tribute to the dead poet. After the
services, the rsmsins were taken 70 Raship, L. IL
for iuterment. 80 4a as@W s@H
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15
Marrifo.

In this city, June Is, by Rev. s. G. Sargent, Mr..
Hiram Pierce OF Windsor, to Miss Carrie Il. Illus.
sey of Vassalboro'
In Bockland, May 4, John A. @ lea son of Union
TO Izora r. Perry OF Appleton June o, Franz N. .
Arcold to Nellie A. Crockett, both OF Rockland; /;
June !, at the residence of the rides father
Hudson u. Hall, 10 Nj Mamie l., youngest
d lighter OF Harrison Farrand, Esq, both of Rock.
land.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-15
YOU CAN BE HAPPY

If you will stop all your eItravagant and wrong
notions in doctoring yourself and families With
expensive doctors or humbug cure-slls, that do
harm always, and use only natures simple reme-
dies for sll yonr aiments-you will be wise, well
and happy. and save great expense. The greatest
remedy for this, the great. wise and good will
tell you, is Hop Biters-believe it. See "Prov-
erbs" in another column.