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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-21
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Daily Kennfbrf Journal
MAINE NEW, BY TELEGRAPH.

FIRE.
| GARDINER. November 20. The barn owned by
Daniel - Comfy, at Chelsea, was barIed Tuesday
night, together It'll large amount of hay and
| oats and several farm vehicles Loss about $500
| Small insurance. Cause unknown.
Marine Notes.
Schooner Annie Freems n, Reed, from Boothbay
for Baracoa, which has been reported missing, did
not leave until September 9Th, pstead Of the Sth,
as before reported and cauuot be considered lost
quite yet.
Schooner ARENAS Terrell, which got ashore in
coming out of Ca hance river, has been hauled of
full of water, and is now beached AT Arrowsic for
repairs.
SuIcIde.
BANGOR. November 20. A yonng woman nam
ed Mary Francis Robbins of Bucksport, commit
ted suicide Tuesday night, taking ounce of oil
of cedar. Disappointment in love affairs was the
cause of the rash act.
LEWISTON, November 20. The house of Danl
Mcintyre, Nichols ST. eot was burned to- n ght.
The fire broke out in the ell. while the occupants
were out. Loss, about $500
Death.
EAs1roRT, November 20. Hen. Joseph NJ.
Livermore died to-day. He has for many years
been prominent politician of Eastern Maine, has
held nearly every town Office, been representative
and State Senator for the past seventeen years
and government officer and surveyor of the port
at the time of his death
The Land Committee.
Governor Common and the land committee of The
Executive Council, held meeting in this city to-
night, in connection with the sale of State lands
10 morrow.
Burglary.
Last night the fancy goods store of Mrs f II.
Patten, at Gorham, entered by thieves aud
goods taken to the amount of about a hundred
dollars. The grocery store of Messrs Ridlon &
Gard was also tried. but the attempt proved I'M
successful. There is as yet no clue to the burg.
lars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-21
DR.. Talmadge. in his ser non ON Midnight

DR.. Talmadge in his ser a Midnight
Visit to the Daily papers, lays :s-
g. In midnight in New York there is nothing more
full of solemn import than the midnight printing
press But with what aching eyes and exhaus-
ton of health the work goes ! noticed that
night that not one out of ten seemed to have
brawny health. The malodors of ink, however
complete the ventilation, and the necessity OF toll
at hours when God has drawn the curtains of the
wold for natural sleep; the pressure of publishing
every morning and evening, whstever breaks
down; the temptation to Intoxicating stimulants
in order to keep up the nervous system through
hours of untimely occupation-tenptations which
only the strongest can resist-mske the lives of
newspaper men something to be sympathzed with
Don't begrudge the three or five cents you paw
for newspaper, for in addition to the knowledge
gained, you are paying for sleepless nights and
smartipg eyebalis and fatigues Of brain and early
sepulture.
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OHIO.
A Miracle.

CLEVELAND, November 20. JOSEPH kain was
supposed to be at the point of death from rhema-
tsm, 10 this city. DR.. Brown, a reputable phys-
clan, said that he could not recover, and lief him
at night. believing that he would die before morn
ing. In the morning, however, Kahn was not only
alive but apparently free of the disease. He de-
clsred that he had been cured instantly in answer
to prayer. He is Free Methodist, and believe
in modern miracles
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POLITICAr.
SENATOR BURNSIDE's VIEWS.
lie Thinks a bill Will be Introduced to
make Trade Dollars Legal Tender.

NEW YORK, November 20. Senator Burnside
saws no patty can have success which irities with
the credit Of the country. The only silver legis-
ia'ion he is aware of, Is that a hill viii probably
he introduced into congress to make trade dollars
legal tende'. The republi success were due to
hard money principles.
As to the state OF southern politics. he said az
trust that VIII right Itself in time, but if il does
not 1t will he all the worse for the South. Nearly
every one knows that wish no harm TO the $ ,uth
but the people OF the North, into !ligent democrats
as well as republicans, will not quietly submit 10
such actions AS were practiced ia South Carolina
and Louisiana IN the late elections. If the solid
South continues in such a course it will be pot,-
cally swept from the face of.the earth"
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Bow dlein College Notes.

An enthusiastic meeting of the Boating Associa
ton was held last Saturday, at which the follow
ing officers were elected:
Commodore-F. VI. Byron.
Vice Commodore L. Ii. Riley.
Secretary-E. ii. Chambern.
Assistant Treasurer-H. A. Wing.
Directors-H. A. Huston. E. G. Spring, E. w
Lar abee.
1t was voted to send ak to row. any college
which would accept the challenge. Sizteen mel
are already in training and there is every prospect
Of an excellent crew.
The Junior parts given for best rank have beer
awarded to Bartlett, Dane, Giveen and Hall.
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BULL DOING IN SOUTH CAROLINA
How Republicans Were Used.

WASHINGTON, November 20. A letter from
king-tree, south Carolina, gives details of how
republicans were bull dozed from voting; how
Swails was driven away, ETC., add states that re
publicans lestifying TO facts are threatened with
trials before state courts for perjury.
despatch from Washington contains a letter
hom south Carolina TO S~as, stating all men
who testified before United States Comml IS ner
Hutch nson relative TO the election FRAUDS, have
since been Indicted and are in jail as the justice
has pi onouuced their offered bail bonds to be de-
tective.
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BEwAHE OF Socialists

Beware of any man who seeks to convince you
by Arguments, however assumngy broad and
phauthropc, that the world reach a higher
social and moral plane the ugh anarchy and by
sslursuug the flags Of the nauons in their rulers
blood. beware, Too, OF the man who attempts TO
convince you that there are better remedies ioI
chronic diseases OF the stomach and liver than
DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery ano
Pleasant Puigstive Pellets. they have stood the
test OF many years trial by the public, and then
sales are annually increasing.
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VERMONT.
Legislative.

MONTPELIER, November 20. The senate has
refused to concur in the house proposal to amend
ment to the bill allowing new trial to persons
convicted of capital offences. The house INSISTED
and a committee of conference was Apo inted
Tle house receded from amendment adding CT
der one month old to bill prohibiting the sale OF
lager beer, by vote of 81 to %.
In the house to-day, Dill giving married wo-
the light to make contracts in the III own name
the same a. though single, was passed.
The work of the house Is nearly closed up but
the senate has yet some one hundred bills Enacted
uDOu.
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ESOTA.
A Tragical 4 flair.

ST. PAUL, November 20. Yesterday morning
Otto Montgomery at the St. Paul House, made an
attempt to commit suicide. His son about twenty
years Old, attended him last night and while
standing at his father bedside, tainted from ex-
haustion, dropping kerosene lamp fir om his hand
which exploded, setting fire to the bed. The SON
revived and rushed into the street, where his
burning clothes were extingu-hed, after severe
injuries inflicted. The father was burned to
a crisp.
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COL. DWIGHT'S DEATH.
rhe Physicians Say lie Died of Gastric
Fever.
Ills Heavy Life Insurance.

BINGHAMProN, n. y, November 20. The
story published about the late Col. Walton Dwight
Is recognized here rs purely sensational. The IN
vesngation conducted by fifteen ply sicians pres
ent, SAYS MS death was undoubtedly caused by
gastric fever of maaIial origin.
ALBANY, November 20. The district agent for
the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company oil
Newark, placed $1,000 In various eastern life
Insurance companies, and $1,000 accidental in the
traveller for the late Col. Dwight OF Binghamp-
ton, during August, 1876
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TOBACCO AT THE PARIS rxposrTI IN

Official advices just received from Paris declare
thai Z. Loriilard X Co., of Jersey City, success
fully carried OFT tue highest award given TO aLy
tobacco exhibitor, VIZ: The only grand prize
gold medal, for the superior quality OF then
lin Tag" plug tobacco, fine-cut chewing tobac-
co, smoking tobacco and snuff. Some IS Ameri.
can firms, as well as the principal houses Of Eu-
rope, were their competitors.
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Examination of the woald.be Assassi,

ROME, November 20. Passanente, the would.
be assassin Of King Humbert, manifested perfect
unconcern and brutal self assurance while under.
going preliminary examination. 1t 10 evident 10
had calmly meditated the act and fully n.ads up
his mind to the consequences.
At one point In the examination, when the mag
istrate expressed horror ct the prisoners deed the
latter said, 1T seems to me you are getting too
excited"
On being asked if he had not observed that the
people would have torn him to pieces bat for the
police, he replied, "rhe people are fools: they a.
ways act that way"
When questioned Is to whether be had intended
to kill the King. or merely to wound him, be an
swered "My intention was to finish him"
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EASTERN AFFAIRS.
THE AUSTRIAN OCCUPATION OF
BOSNIA.

PEsTH, November 20. The Austrian red book
comprises documents showing that Turkey hes
officially organized and fostered the Austriau &C.
cupation Of Bosnia; that Turkey sent regular
troops disguised As Bsshi Bazourks, into Bosnia,
organized the Albanian league, and after thee
preparations for an insurrectiou broke of the ne
gotistions regarding the convention.
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PENNSILN ANA.
EXPLOSION.

ALLENTOWN, November 20. 4 fire damp ex.
ploson occurred at Me quehoning to-day, 10 shaft
number two of colliery number three. One min
was instantly killed, and another received in
juries which caused his death in a few hours
Two other miners were badly injured but viii
probably recover The cause OF the accident j,
yet unknown, the part of the shaft where 1t &C.
Cured is worked entirely with safety lamps.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Thanksgiving in Canada docs not come until
December 4th.
niuety-six years. married Miss Mary Bridge aged
sixteen years.
passed the bill sboishing the State board Of agr.
culture.
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The Indians.
THE WAR Is LIKELY TO BECOME
GENERAL.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba. November 20 A special
from Battlefold says the Indians are pulling up
survey stakes. and The mounted police who went
to arrest Big Bear are sent home empty handed
Fear is expressed that the Indian war is likely to
become general.
The Saskatchewan Herald says this feeling is
deep seated, and great uneasiness prevails among
the Indians on the plains on account of their real
wrongs.
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THE DESTITUTION IN sAEFFIELD,
ENGLAND.
Hundreds of People without ClstAing
or Food.

LONDON, November 20. Appalling distress and
destituton exists among the mechanics and labor
ers Of Sheffield, in consequence of business de-
preston.
field is so great that hundreds are living in tene-
ments without clothing or furniture, which they
were forced to sell to procure food. They are
without fuel and dependent on the charity Of
neighbors for subsistence.
The Mayor has called public meeting TO devise
relief.
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VIRGINIA..
Patrons of Ilusbtudry,

RICHMOND, November 90. The national
grand OF Patrons of Husbsndry met here to-day
in the twelfth annual session. Twenty five States
were represented. The reports of the officers
show that the order is in fourshing condi ton
throughout the country.
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CUBA.
Rank Matters.

HAVANA, November 20. The commissioners of
the Spanish bank here, who were sent to Europe
to negotiate loan of $4,000 900, have fulfilled
their mission. Fifteen millions subscribed
for in Paris alone. Possibly the bank itself viii
negotiate the balance, or it will be negotiated 10
Paris.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-21

The tanning of the shrew is easily accsm-
plished by using the WAN FLOSS Hair dress
ug Prepared only by Caswell X Co, OF Boston
proprietoIs OF Caswel d Co.'S SLIPPERY ELM
LOZENGEo, Tor Coughs, and Ca,wei's NEW y
ELlNlR for the Blood. For sale by all druggists
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Marrifn.

In Saco Nov. II, Mr.. Henry NJ. Burns to Miss
Glenn ntire NJ kendrck, both of Saco.
AT Philadelphia, Nov IL Jere &. Shaw OF Bid.
deiord, to Miss j. nnie p daughter of John Grant,
Esq, of Philadelphia.
In Biddef.rd Nov. &, Mr. join r. Davis of Bid
deiord, to Miss Abbie VI. Suketer n OF Washing
ton, Me. Nov. 5, MIR. Der jimin r. Young to Olive
A. Mitigate, both ol Bddeiord.
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The November Elections,
FLORIDA.

TALLAHASSEE, November 20. Blsbes, republi.
can, for congress, is reported having full major.
ity in the second district Of Florida.
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a meeting of the State Commissioners of Phar.
macy was held in Z. rtland, at the Falmouth Ho-
tel, Tuesday. The full board consisting of n. S.
Harlow of Bangor, c. X. Partridge of Augusta,
and II. T. Cummings of Portland, we're present.
Messrs. Charles F. Lucy OF Portland and Samuel
l.. Crockett of Norway, presented themselves for
registration, and after thorough examination
we're passed.
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Wrestling Match.

BosToN, November 20. wrestling match to-
light at Beethoven Hall, for $1,000 side and the
championship of the world, between James Owens
Of Vermont, present champion, and Charles Con
nor OF New kork, resulted in victory for o wens
by two falls.
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Mr.. John J. Chenery, a very honorable and
much respected citizen of Deerng, died Monday
morning at his residence at Deerlng, Woodtord's
Corner. For some three OF four months he has
been subjected TO lingering and Psinful illness ;
in the latter part Of which he was unconscious
most of the tune. His aye was about 81 years
and months. lie leaves a widow aud five child
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weather Indicators ssr rs-1ay.

For New England and the Middls Statss.
partly cloudy weather, occasiossl rain. nosthwsst.
erly winds becoming variable or shiftipg 70 nsrth-
erly stationary or higher Temperature and prev
sure. M
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Arrived.

HALIFAX, November 20. The Duke of Edin
burgh landed at the dock yard at seven O'Clock
this morning, under royal salute from the cits-
del. At the wharf was a guard of honor from the
l0lst Regiment. Accompanied by vice admiral
Ingleford the Duke drove TO the military office on
Pleasant street, where he held reception tor the
officers of the garrison. guard of honor were
in front of the building. The Duke then called
on the governor and afterwards drove to the Ad-
miralty House.
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----r---
Notice to Our Patrons.

On account of the occs sional IL SIS of money whei
transmitted by matt, desire that all rem ittance
to us be m de by Post tai order Re- stei ed letter
At our expense; as we cannot be responaible fo
its safe delivery otherwise.
PUBLISHERS OF JOURNAL.
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NEW HOKk
SpeculatIOn.

NEW YORK, November 20. 1t is reported the
Wal street Clique including Keege aud others
have formed pool to make corner in wheat and
Rufus balch is reported rs having already bought
20 600 600 bushels first stallmeDt to be held
t,n
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For THANKsGIvING-Pure spices and csrdl-
ments, choice havoriug extracts, sweet herbs, and
Thanksgiving fSin's,'' for sale at Partiidge's
Drug Store.
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Court Matters.

In the criminal court of the District to day,
nae pros entered in the case OF George &.
Ellison, formerly chief engineer Of the House Of
Representatives, on the charge o. murder in con-
sequence of the desth of David Smalls, some time
after receiving a blow at the hands of Ellison,
which the latter claimed was struck while under
fear for his life.
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Mr.. Warren Taylor of this city, will walk with
Miss Freemsn during her exhibition at Granite
Hall. on Friday evening. This will add greatly
to the interest of the occasion, As Mr.. Taylor is
superior walkist for an amaeur.
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NEW BRUNSWICK.


ST. JOHN, November 90 Dowd has confesst
having murn.red Ward, and exoneIates Mis-
Ward. saying that she knew nothing about it un-
til tue day after the deed
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Adamson's Botanic Bslsam has gsined reputs-
ton which places it in the front ranks of curative
agents. l. has been in the market but about four
years. 1t is pow recommended by the best physi-
clans because it cures every time. Price 80 cents.
uoy20-+Swlw
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The East Mt. Vernon Dramatic club, gave
very successful enter ainment at Dunn's Corner,
Thursday evening, Nov. 18th. Excellent music
was furnished by the Readield Cornet Band
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The Wing says that five million feet of lumber
will be shipped from the Penobscot if sufficient
number of vessels can be obtained. The ndca-
tions are that not so many logs as usual will be
emf this srasnn
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The Secretary Of the Treasury opened bids for
the purchase Of silver bullion. There were Is
bids, offering about 100000 ounces and 425, 900
ounces were purchased at fraction below the
Ionapn rate
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siding.
WEDNESDAY, November Doth.

| WEDNESDAY, November Goth.
Helen b. Noyes VS.. Joanna Is. Gilman. Anoth-
er day has been fully occupied in getting out the
PITS testimony, and counsel informed the court at
| The adjournment that they would require about
one hour more to close. Twenty one witnesses
have been examined and fifteen dispositions read.
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The disease Of dphtheris has again broken out
in West Waterville, where it ragged with such ter
rble results last winter. Four persons now
down with the disease there.
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"The First Dose Gives Relief"

Trial bottles DIR. Swsynes Compound syrup o
Wild Cherry, % cents.
The distressing cough, which threatened serious
results, is quickly cured before developing iata
pulmonary affection. For all throat, breast anC
Jung disorders, Asthmatic or Bronchial stfec
ious, Hopping Cough, Liver Complaint, Blooc
Splitting, &C., no remedy is so prompt and effect
ual as "Dr. Swaynes Compound syrup of WilC
Cherry"
81 have made use of this preparation for many
years, and 1t has proved to be very reliable anc
efiicscious in the treatment of severe and long
standing coughs. / know OF two patients, now il
comfortable health, who, but for It's use, | con
slder would not now be living.
ISAAC 5. HERBEIN. NJ. d.
Straustown, Berks county, Pa
Price Trial bottles. 25 cents large size, 81
or six for IS. A single % cent bottle will often
times cure recent cough or cold and thus pre-
vent much suffering aud risk of life. Prepared
only by DIR. Swayne 4 Son, Philadelphia Solo
by leading Druggists. Partridge Brothers, agent
tor Augusta. sept2O-teod&wtf
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" ASIiINt.TON.
Treasury Departm ent,

WASHINGTON, November 20. Ioshida kyon.
ari, japanese minister, left this morning for Jap
an, on leave OF absence.
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Duration Ofthe veDiHg Prayer Meeting
II the prayer meeting is not to be the lamest aud
most impotent of any of the agencies employed by
particular--thst of duration.
1t would be instructive, if the facts could be as
certained, to know how many remain at home
from the prayer meeting solely because OF the
well known irregular tt as to the time of its clos
ing. Can any one tell US why there should not
be as maj ked degree of promptness in the open
ing and closing of the evening prayer meeting as
there IS IN other religions services; the sunday
service, the church communion OF the Sabbath
SCHOOL, Is the prosperity of the prayer meeting
in any measure dependent upon the uncertainty
of its duration: or would IT not rather be a s,imu-
liant to its tagging participants to know that its
exercises are limited 10 Il certain length
The Fulton street prayer meeting, with all its
varied aud active members has its limit OF exactly
one hour and its results are not less grand and
glorious from its being thus prescribed within GER
tain bounds. If the evening meetings. were closed
at a uniform time, those who have the care OF the
sick could often avail themselves of its priceless
privileges who are now deferred by the fear of a
protracted service. Experience has shown that
promp tness, system and regularity, are most ac-
ceptsbe TO the average mind, and most productive
of the desired result.
We 20 to the prayer meeting to be refreshed,
reinforced; and every thing that tends to that re-
suit should be sought out aud put into practice,
and everything that detracts from that result
should be abolished Indefinitely prolonged
evening services are known to be fatguing and
and profitess TO the ma jority in attendance. A
pisctlce more destructive to the vitality OF what
ought to be spontaneous, joyous worship, could
not well be conceived. The meeting that be-
gins at seven and does not conclude till after
nine, cannot in any sense be called sweet hour
of prayer" LAYMAN.
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Or. w. b Lspham of this city, is pushing his
Investigations in the Aroostook country.
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The First Baptist Soc,hle meets with Mrs. C..
c. Hunt at the vestry this evening. Let there be
good attendance.
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We have tried DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup in our
amily, and can assert that it is the best remedy
or cough or cold ever introduced. Price IS cents
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John Fiske Esq one of the Oldest and most re-
.pected citizens of Bangor. died on Monday night
at he age of 81 years.
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Fatal Ccident.

RUTLAND, November 20. Michael Conner, aged
twenty-five years. Of Westfed New York. was
stuck by the Montreal express, at GENRE Rut-
land, to night, and instantly killed.