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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-19
TIE RELATIONS BETWEEN AUS
TRfA AND RUSSIA.
The British Intert SITS at Stake.-England
Must Look 10 Herself.

LONDON, February IS. despatch from VII
emma confirms the statement that the principle of
the European meeting Is agreed to- out the details
as to the formal place are Unsettled.
Frankfort on the Main Is conspicuouslv mem
toned but on the whole Baden Baden Is not I'M
likely TO be the lace Of meeting.
Austria lays great stress on the Congress assem-
bling as soon a. possible as the surest means to
prevent further complications. Less than fort
night should suffice 10 complete the arrangement
la the Lords o-nght, sttathen and Campbc II
VIII move that IN the opinion OF this House tue
terms of the armistlce between Russia and the
Porte are sure to justify the British government in
taking every procautIen to discourage encroach-
meus, by which the treaties Of 1886 and 1871
unfortunately threatened.
despatch to the Times from St. Petersburg
February H. says there Is the greatest disappont-
ment there, because the people expected the moral
support of Germany, whereas now they hear the
Emperor of Germany, in his speech from the
throne, referring to the programme of the Con-
stantinople Conference as basis for settle
ment
The Times Paris despatch saws Russia eagerly
accepted Prince Bismarck's friendly offices, and
took an attitude which would facilitate an early
meeting OF the conference.
The Telegraph's Vienna correspondent asserts
that Russia eagerly deferred TO Prince Bismarck 3
views. when the latter at AUSTRIA solicitation In %
tmsted to Prince Gortschakof that he was strain
ing the situation beyond reasonable bounds.
The correspondent adds-
The rupture between Austria and Russia was
imminent a week ago, and IN place of the Kaiser
bond al Anglo Austrian combination was on the
point of being established. 1t suited Prince Bis
marck to "A certain extent, that Austria and Russia
should be AT variance, but 1t was altogether con-
rsry to his calculations that Austria should for III
a separate alliance with England and had he not
been appealed to IN time, he would have expressed
himself before the German Pdrla nent in terms
that would have made matters perfectly clear for
all parties.
There are still wide EMERGENCIES between Rus
STA and Austria. Bismarck will complete tue rec
oucIhaton at the Congress
England must look to herself. She has inter-
ests at stake which she viii certainly be called
upon to defend. There is not statesman on The
continent outside of those directly concerned, that
does not admit the chief object of the triple aii-
ance to be the anuha,iOn of British interests
abroad.
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DOINGS OF THE SEVERAL COM
MITTEES.
Representation at Baden Baden Denied

NEW YORK, February Is. 1t is stated that
Hon. Eugene Hale is preparing and will soon de-
liver speech denouucing IN the sevefest terms
the course OF the administration toward Louisiana
and will hold il responsible Tor the helpless coEdi-
ton of Anderson aud others of the Return NJ
Board, aud he will show that the friends OF tue
President as wei as the President himself have
not kept their pledges. His speech viii prove tue
failure OF the Presidential pacific schemes. The
report is denied in other quarters.
a special W ashIngton ii pa ch states that Tuck
er, Lamar aud Gibson hvld conference with
Hewitt relative to any exposure he was about u
make, and il is asserted tnat Hewitt Will to day
give WI ten denial to any such statement.
The committee On ways and means to-day con
sdered the tariff schedule relating to metals and
have not vet concluded action upon II.
The House Committee on Post Offices to-day
agreed to report bill IN favor of establishing a
steamship mail line from Galveston lex, TO Vera
Cruz.
The government has not received an invitation
to send representative to the congress at Baden
Baden to deliberate upon the Eastern question
The proprlety Of coping such an Invitation
when received will be a subject of Cabinet discu,-
sion and treated with the Importance 1t demands
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STATE NEWS.

The following additions have been made the
past year to he membership of Bates Street Bap-
list Church in Lewiston: by baptism, Al BY let
ter, II, and by experience, 4. The net gain in
membership has been 4j.
The following are the failures reported in this
Siafe the past week
l.. j. Blanchard, general store and msnufsctu-
rer OF clothing, kenduskeag. is reported failed
and settling at 40 cents on 81.
lluam ymau, manufacturer of carriages No
Sharon, is reported failed with Liabilities of about
$1,000 assets, $500.
Ru us Blanchard x Son, general store, Rich
mond, is reported failed with liabilities of from
SIS 600 to $4,000.
+. =. Martin, grocer, PASSPORT is reported as
signed. LiabIliues, $4,000; assets, BIB 900.
David Patrick, va'irty store and shoemaker,
Gorhan, Is reported failed.
L. W. Conan grocer, Oldtown, is reported
failed.
Ausel L. Loriug, flour mill Yarmouth, is re.
ported failed. Liabilities, S75 900; nominal as
sets, $40 900.
}. A. Mll-r, carriage maker Union, is reported
failed.
Bragg & Westcott, grocers, Bangor, are report
ed tailed
LEWIS Watson, physician, Bangor, is reported
failed.
Alonzo H. Jones Bangor, is reported failed
5 +. Barton & Co.. Bangor, are reported failed.
Urah Morrison, furniture Gardiner, offers fiji
teen cents cash, or twenty cents in notes.
ID. w. K ). Il. Deane, fuI nigure, Portland, have
gone into involuntary bankruptcy.
Charles ii. Staples 4 Co, boots and shoes, Port
land, are reported assigned.
CLARK x Nrish hit retail grocers and provisions,
Portland, are exported assigned.
Rob, n Anderson x Co., confectioners Rock
land, are reported failed.
X, uben :. + at, Skoghegan, is reported failed.
Isaac Leather. Brooks is reported failed.
John G.. llambln shook manufacturers Lowell,
i, reported failed.
Isaac Berry, produce Portland Is rcported
failed.
Dr. A. Hatch, general store, Isleboro is report
cd lailed
Horace 5. Brown Stoneham, is reported failed.
The following are the business changes in this
State:
Ban ORB. H. Boardman 4 Co., grocers, sold
to Thurston X Patterson.
George f. Hill, hotel sold to w. NJ. Thayer.
Marstpn & Son, painters, discontinued; now
Mat>ton & Gprham.
Bath--G. f. Patterns Sons, car manufacturers,
discontinued; now James +. Pstten.
Camdrn-C W. Boynron, stable, sold to Nc
kran x Fuller.
Farmington-J. s. Milliken Forest House now
George II. Fletcher.
Gart,ner-A. 5. Pease, livery, sold to C. W.
Boynton.
kugman-E. II Hall 4 Co., general store, dis
continued; nov Miles Il Hall of Patten.
Lewiston-A. S. Melcher, boots and shoes,
Mecher 4 Miller.
Libeity-Hemenwsv e Csrgill, harness, dis
continued; now Carg
Poitland-ilooper Bios. & Penrose, com, dis
continued; now Hooper Bios.
Latner Bros. faucy goods, etc., discontinued.
Sweetsr X Merfiis, fancy goods, etc; Z. h.
Sweelsr retues.
Vassalboro (North)-A. H. 4 +. W. Clark, tin
ners; f ". Clarke deceased.
Waterville-Wm. >. Fisher, file manufacturer;
deceased.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
THE SITUATION REGARDED MORE
PEACEFUL.
The Russians Withdraw from the Somi-
dill RedOubt.
TIE GREEKS AGAIN CROSS THE
FRONTIER.

New YORK, February Is. Cable specials say
the situation is now regarded III London as more
peaceful.
CoNsTANTGNoPLE, February Is. The Russians
have Withdrawn from the Somidil re loubt part Of
the Constautinope line of defence, which they
occupied Friday. Orders to the Russian troops
are not to eros. the lines Of demarcation fixed by
the srmistce.
PERA, February IS. The Porte has Informed
the Powers that the Greeks have again crossed the
frontier near the town Of Arta, III Albanis. Tue
Porte sent on Thousand men to arrest invasion
LONDON, February 49, In the Lords, 10 reply
TO question of Lord Granville, Derby responded
that Admiral Horribly moved the fleet TO Monda-
MIA bav on account of better anchorage there and
better Geographic communication with CONSTANT
nople, and that there we've no further advces re-
garding the Russian advance on Constautinople.
lnforma,ion has been receive n regarding a pos
sihe advance on Gallipoll, but the government
had not had time to consider it,
The News telegram ION Aldershot says Off
GERS here have been sem officially notified tina
second army corps will be mobil,zed.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, February Is. Two Russian
officers have arrived here, route for Asia, to fix
the hue OF iemarcstlon.
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MnGOLD PLATED WATCHES. Cheapest
y fin the known world. Sample RatcA Free 70
VOAosnts. Address, A. CouLrks 4 Co.. Cheago,
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NaIlomcll ZOral Nfms.

Examinations of the public schools in This city
will commence this tuesday forenoon, with the
North and South Mann schools, to continue in the
afternoon with the Page and Vaughan schools
Warren and Loudon Hill schools, "Wednesday
, forenoon, February 20; at the Qnauies same at.
ternoon; North and South Grammar schools all
day Thursday, February 81; English High school
all day Friday, February D; Laughton school
F iday ate noon, March |. These examinations
should be attended by parents genera w. so that
thew may judge understandinglv the progress
made by their children IN our public schools The
teachers are greatly encouraged when they see ND
interest manifested on the part of those who en-
trust them with the educational advancement of
Their children. We trust these suggestions will
be heeded by all interested.
The general public will be pleased to learn that
the dining and retrest meDt rooms recently opened
by MIR. Charles Wilson, under his Hall, this
city, are TO be conducted on strictly temperance
principles; and instead Of beer aud other intoxi.
eating liquors, bot coffee will be served at all
hours Of the dav and evening, at moderate price
to meet the wants of all
Acting lily VI ,rsha Luce emptied cask of
condemned lager beer in the vicinity of CITY Hall
gu Monday morning. the absorbed the
contents OF the ctsk without detrment to the la
ger but the snow WAS villainouslv contamiua ed
! There is to be another public temperance meet
ing III Temperance Hall, on FRIDAY evening next
Our churches were well attended on Sabbath
last, by attentive and interested congregations.
| fine, pleasant dsv, you know.
| An attempted black mail case occurred in this
city last week, which was "uipped in the bud" hv
the prompt arrest Of the suspected patty, who
owned up before Judge knight, and was fnay
allowed 10 90 Al large on acknowledging her gull
and promising to learn wisdom by her sad expert.
! ence IN making false accusations. I he Gaze wa.
/ skilfully worked up by Acting City Marshal Luce
to he sati>fac ion of all parties ned except
ing, perhap-. the cnprit, who may however con
slider he self fortunate to escape the full renst,
of the Law, IN such cases made and provided.
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\ dividend of 50 per share was declared on Eu
reka sIining STOCK to-day.
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Steamer Disabled.

HALIFAX, n. s., February Is. The govern
ment steamer Newfeld, fiom France, arriv ed
here, reports that Tuesday last she fell in with
the steamer Hibernian, disabled and under sail,
making for z queenstown, hayisg broken a shaft
toe S.h inst The mails and fourteen of the pas
sengers were Transferred to the Newfeld. This
was all the latter coald accommodate.
LATER The accident TO the Hibernian &C.
CURED 10 latitude 1929, longitude 43, Friday, the
Sth inst, at T. NJ. 10 sailing for Queenstown
she made 20 miles Saturday. 20 Sunday, "A Mon
day, and ll5 Tuesday, the evening of which day
the passengers were transferred to the steamer
Newheld. The latter, after leaving the Hiber-
MAN, experienced strong westerly gales.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-19

Mr.. EDITOR Mr.. f. X. O'Brien, for the pur.
pose OF influencing legislation. makes use of YOU
paper to make ln-Inuatons against my pTOfe ssion
al character and that OF the firm of Gould &
Moore, Of which have been a member for sew
eral years. That his great interest in the subject
before the legislature absut which he writes for
| personal profit aud gam, and not Tor the public
| alone appears to advocate It, and employs an in
| iucutal lobby it u aid him.
do not deem the article, as a whole, of suili-
Gent importance TO reply 20, for lis mi-Iepresen
lations are 80 glariug that they do not need an
swerng. To that winch reflects bv in.inuation
against myself and Mr.. Gould and against the
I COmmorC al reporter Of Thomaston, | will
say tsat neither | nor my firm ever
reported for mercantile agency and
thls fact Mr.. O'Btien knew when he wrote
the article. Whether the author. OF the article is
rich OF poor, do not knOw,and do not care, and he
prote-ses not To know also. A. for any LAWYER
reporting the standing Of a firm as better than
+ the truth would Justify for consideration, do
not know, but the one who reports for the section
about Which Mr. . litlen j, best acquainted. is so
far above suspicion that no inslnuatiOn against
him can harm INN. | am not merchant ana do
not know their ways as 10 getting favorable re-
ports. Mr. Q }ren IS, and lcoucede 10 him great
Ell knowledge on the subject; bat the u,r hauts
a. a class b lIevc to be above asking a melCAu-
tile agent to report utrulhtuilN bat my quai -
lance with the LEGAL profession g., SUCH that EN-
say that no one recognized by the profession ss y
member, would be guilty OF such conduct AS he
charges.
have too high an opinion of the members of
the House of Representatives, t. believe
that such in-iuuatIous will influence then
vote, or that they will change their votes. given
after fun discussion, throuL IA any extra legs 4
tive influences. j. t.. Moore.
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The pleasant weather still continues, and the
entire winter has been so pleasant that the "oldest
inhabant" does not remember one more moder-
ate and agreeable. There has been no breaking
roads yet this winter.
Many farmers are busy in this and neighborng
towns, hauling white birch aud poplar to Begra lc
Mills, and it looks as if business good there.
There is talk of starting union store at Bel
grade Depot, and a meeting of all interested is
called to meet ut the school house at that place
next Thursday evening. We understand that the
storekeepers at that place will hereafter do bust
ness on the cash or pay down system.
The North Belgrade Dramatic Club will give
the drama, "Above the Clouds" on Tuesday even
ing of this week.
The masons are preparing for their annual levee
which will come Oft some time next month.
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vi AIRY LAND.
Arrested.

BALTIMORE, February IS. j. Vance Powers,
the missing Mayor of Chambersburg, y. j., was
arrested at the Baltimore Post Office to day, and
taken to the City Mar,hais Office where he met
friend who had come here in search of him, and
there being no criminal charges against him, he
wa, allowed to depart.
II appears that Powers thought he discovered a
mistake in his accounts, worried over It two days,
and in state of intense mental excitement fl
his home. Experts have set the matter to rights
aud ascertsined that nc Will be no defaulter.
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SITTING BULL.
SIXTY MORE LODGES CROSS OVER
THE LINE.
Denial OF Reports that the Indians are
Re-CrOssing.

WASHINGTON, February Is. The British Min
ister has informed the department of State that he
has received IRON the Governor. General of Cana
da copy of letter from Col. Mel. cod, dated
Helena, Montana, Jan 221, stating that the last
reports from Fort Walsh gave him no reason to
believe from the state OF alai that the conditions
had changed, except that sixty lodges of Sioux
had crossed the line and joined Sitting Bull. He
adds there is no ground Tor the reports that the
Indians are re-Crossing into the United States and
such rumors doubtless were propagated by per-
sons interested in the establishment of a military
post III the neighborhood of Fort Benson.
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CALIFORNIA.
\ Heavy Flood IN the state.

SAN FRANCISCO, February Is. Ttere has been
very heavy ralr duilug the last twenty -iuur
hours, extending throughout the State. dis.
patch from jackson, AmadOf county, saws hv the
llse OF Jackson creek hall of the Chine quarter,
was swept away, and eight Cinnamon and two
women drowned. Cons deiable MINOR destrdc-
ton OF property was reported tOm various quar-
ter>. The Upper sacramento river was very hisb
and Hood Was feared. The American river /,
very high, and the rush of water against the lcvee
opposite the mouth, Surrounding the town OF
W ashlugtOn, Is described as terrific. Ii has been
showing IN the mountains and raining heavily IN
the valleys and foot nils, aud all e streams nave
ilsen rapidly. Sacramento CITY Is undoubtC IDLY Sc
cure. The bridge at Willow creek on the Cali
tornla aud Oregon Railroad, and trestle near
Wheatland, were washed away. The rack south
OF Chic is eight feet under water portion of the
way. There we've no trains to-day between sac
ramento and Vallejo. The Catholic church at 81
Helena, Napa county, was blown down last night
aud considerable more damage is reported rnt
storm was unusually heavy, and seems likely t.
be renewed before morning.
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A steamer in Flames.

steamer in Flames.
Shortly after s o'cock tonight fire broke out
Oh the steamer CITY of Dallas of the Mallory line
at Pier 20, East River. The fire broke out in the
engine rooms and extended through the cabins to
the hold The steamer was laden with 500 bales
OF cotton, North Carolina Cay for porcelain and
fruit and the fire gained hdadway and smoldered
among the latter. streams of water were turned
on the burning vessel aud water was poured IN
arge quantities into the hold with the detention OF
sinklng her, and so subduug the contiagratIon.
The vessel sunk shortly after mdniuh and the fire
was eNtinguished. The cargo Of the Civ of Dal-
las was insured for $50 600 and belongs to vari-
Gus cobslguess, mostly cotton merchant. She
cost ; 70 900 when new. She was $50 tons bur
den, AID insured for $4,000 III COMPANIES no,
known. The origin OF the hle has not been as
cerained
Sentenced.
Joseph p. Well was sent to State Prison for if
teen years to-day tor kicking MS wife to death
The court advised him 20 bring civil action against
the parties who sold him the liquor, and sue tol
damages, fot support of hi, children.
SUIT.
It is believed from the rulings OF Judge Batch.
ford during tue llal, that he will decide that sam
| uel j. 1llden mus pay some Sl3l 900 unpaid in
come tax.
Gold opened at 1922 and al II o'clock had falle1
to l0l IS.
Weather.
Cold, ind brisk northwest.
Deficient Appropriation.
1t is stated that there Is another deficiency in
the naval apprOpt atons for this year, by which
naval officers VIII again have to submit to a shave
of OF per cest. to brokers for their paw toi
next April, May and June
Ere.
Fountains grocery and Two dwellings at Staten
Island were ned Loss, $1,000
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THE PARIS EXHIBITION.
Possibility of "A Postponement.

New YORK, February Is. I is reported that
vessels with articles for the Pa is Exhibition have
been ordered to postpone the day OF sailing, ow-
ing 20 reports received by the government that
the exhibition will be indefinitely postponed in
of war between England and Russia.
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Nominations Confirmed.

The Senate in executive session to-day CON
firmed the following Alfred V. Dockere of North
Carolina. Consul at Leeds; John G. Smith Of ONO
Consul General at Montreal; Collectors of Gus
toms-W H. Sargent, Castine, Me. Noel B
Mutt Pas,amaquoddy Postmastets-Edwatd b.
Curtis Machlas, Me, Samuel G. Sargent. Meth
uen, Mass.
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Marine Notes.

Some anxiety is felt for the safety of the ship
Ice King, of Boston, Capt. Gardner, which sailed
from Roston Sept. llth, for Bombay, with ice. and
has not been heard from since.
Sch Three Sisters sailed from Pensacola Dec
q, for Apalacbicols with an assorted cargo, and
had not been heard from up to Feb. 9.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. February Is.
Money loaned Il. 4aj on call, and closed at De
cent.
Sterling quiet at 4s2la4s4stor 80 days. 4s4aA
49, lor demand
Cold opened AT l0l and closed at 1913.
Carrying rates, 3l5 per cent. Borrowing rates
3a9-.
Clearngs, 81 90 900. Custom receipts, $685., 900.
Treasury disbursed-slso 900 interest, s9is $50 for
bonds.
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Sal esman Wan Ted.

A thoroughly competent DRESS GOODS SALES
n MAN, In Retail Dry food Store. Address
, with references, A. Y. LONSDALE,
febls'f3teod Portland, Maine.
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PENNSlLI ANA.
Goal OptratIOns Resumed

PHILADELPHIA, February IS. Operations were
resumed III the Lehigh coal regions to-day, and
will be conlpned Tor the present week when
another suspension will take place
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This afternoon at ) o'clock, in Representatives
Hall, in convention of both branches of the legis a.
ture, Rev. Nathaniel Butler, II. D. will present his
views concerning the necessity for a new Insane
Hospital. This is matter to which the Doctor
has recently devoted considerable study and an
interesting and instructive address may be expect
ed, in acceptance of the Invitation of the lcgisa
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THE MOLLY MAGIIRES.
An Old Organization nder a New Name

New YORK February IS, The new secret or.
ganzaton to take the place Of the Moly Ma
CURES, and to he called the Knights OF Labor, was
denounced yes eiday by thr Catholic priests from
their Ipits in Mahanoy City, Pa
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Weather Indications Tor To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
rising, followed by falling barometer, diminishing
northerly winds, ard becoming variable. colder
ture.
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LOUISIANA.
The Anderson Case.

NEW ORLEANS, February is. Fifty three Re.
publican members of the Legislature have signed
an appeal asking executive clemency in behalf OF
4 thomas Z. Anderson. There was no decision IN
the case OF Ander,on's appeal for new trial. the
judge not having received copy Of the evidence
from the defence.
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Destructive Fire.
SIX THOUSAND BALES OF COTTON
DESTROYED.

SAVANNAH, February Is. Fire in the brick
warehouse occupied by H. NJ Conner Il Co., with
t 600 bales of cot'ou, covered by 600 900 insur
ance, is burned The fire Is now under control
About i've hundred bales were saved, damaged
Insurance on the warehouse, $4,000.
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The Social Aid of the Winthrop st. Universal
list Society of Augusta, will meet with Mrs +. o.
Nickery. on Winthrop St, Thursday evening of
this week, instead Of at Mrs J. W. Clapp's, as an
nounced on Sunday. Supper served precisely at
seven o'clock. An friends temporarily tarry ing
in the city, are cordially invited.
Mr.. Isaiah Woodbury. met with a sad and vio-
lent death on Saturday, while at work in Mr.. A.
Linn's wooden mill in IIart'aad village. He was
caught in a belt and thrown about with such vio-
lence as to break his neck and back, and other
homes killing him instantly. Mr.. Woodbury.
leaves family.