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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-26

Sh EPTICIsM.
AUCUS ia,
marie t2w

Nowadays people doubt nearly everything
They forget that the known facts of to-day con-
.iituted the knotty problems OF hypothesis but a
few years since. Unsuccessful practitioners of
medicine quote the doubts and uncertainties .ey-
pelienced by Sir Ashley Cooper, who lived not
long after Harvey discovered the circulation of the
blood, as evidence that but little is known of
medicine aside from conjecture, entirely ignoring
the fact that their competitors are daily healing
diseases which Cooper thought incurabe. Is not
such ignorance criminals Catarrb, the most
common and most incurable of all chronic dis
eases, readily yields to the healing and soothing
properties of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy when
used with DR.. Pierce's Nasal Douche. Ifthe case
be complicated the blood must be enriched and
purified by DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery
No remedy vet known equals the Discovery 10
permanently curing affections of the lungs, liver,
blood and skin. If afflicted with constipation try
DR.. Pieiccs Pleasant Purgstive Pellets. They
are sure cure DIR. Oliver Wen Tell Holmes 10
late address, speakiug Of our progress said, "To
those Of my generation this modern world, which
most of you take as matter of course, is per-
petual source of wonder, standing miracle.
Science and art have so changed the aspect of
every day lite that one OF a certain age might
We believe himself another planet or in an
other stage of existence" No longer does the
sedentary man OF the delicate woman suffer from
torld liver, constipation and drastic medicine.
Science has demonstrated that the concentrated
extracts are more potent and reliable than the
huge doses resorted to BY our forefathers hence
the great sale and popularity of DIR Plerce's Pleas
ant Purgstive Pellets, which are scarcely larger
than mustard seats, yet, are safe and certain as
a cathartic alternative and anti-billious remedy.
The following names a few of the many
who have been cured by using the Pellets, TO
whom the doctor refers:
Charles w. Struble, Wauseon, Ohio; David
Thompson, Mountfort, Wis; Mrs n. NJ. Hast
ings, Troy, n Y; l. L. Mac, Pilot Point, Oregon;
VIM X. Bott, Hyde Park, Pa; Caleb Cowing,
Eddy town, \. Y; A. ID. Brown, Li,le Y. Y;L.
Fogg, Stiliwell, Ills; Thomas W. Lsndon, Fair
m Mt
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NEW YORK.
Marine Notes.


NEW YORK. March %. The igate Wyoming
is leaking rather heavily at the bows under her
copper. The Alaska, which has occupied the dry
dock at the Brooklyn yard for year past will be
taken out to-day by Constructor Webb, aud the
yoming be placed thereon tomorrow to be par
TALLY stripped and recaulked. 1t is not stated
whe ther any of the exhibits Intended for the
Paris exposition are damaged by the leak, but
probably not.
Weather..
Very cold, thermometer 20 degrees, slight, fall
of snow last night, wiad heavy, westward, both
storm signals displayed.
Silver Imports.
The quarter of million silver, which arrived
here per steamship Celtic, and $4,000 in bars,
were forwarded TO Philadelphia The City of
Berlin brought 81, 900 in silver bars.
Marine Disaster.
Life saving station No! 3, twenty five mile
south Of Cape Henry, reports brig come ashore
eai ly this morning, two N lies north of this sta
ton, and lays bow to the beach about one humid
red and fifty yards from shore. The crew all on
board.
Arrested.
George Nancy alias Merier was arrested to-
day for robbng john L. Moore of l24 Madison
avenue, Of bonds valued AT $4,000.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, March IS, 1878.
FLOUR-Extra spring 4.5oa3.75: western t.4o;
southern o. W.
WHEAT No. l spring l06-ak No. gilt edge
lO9-; Regular. lWha; Cash. l.061sa-; May,
l06'sa April, l.07-al175.; No. 3, luz; reject
ed So.
CORN Sales gil. edge, EEK; regular. 4ahs-;
cash tlAa's; March 43-a-; April, tItaT; May.
l2,Sa42s June, AS; rejected 36h.
OATS Cash ssA; March s3h; April aSka
COS; May, sI.ass7s.
RYE $50.
BARLEY-46a45k.
DRESSED HOGS-4 lla@l2a.
PORK-Casn 8 30-a9.s5-; March as5--sl5-;
April I2ah; May st0ai2s; June, a5sss1k.
LARD-Cash 7.l2-. l21 Mach 5.B-aT.l6;
April. !.l2-a1 Is; May I!oa22s June, 727k ao
BULK MEATS Shoulders Sks5h, short rib
sides 5-a-5; short clear rib 'sso clear sides
54s6A.
WHISkEY-l0t.
FREiGHrS-Corn 10 Hdfalo 3k cents; what
do I cents.
80 RECEIprs-rioM leeoo; wheat !1.occ; ee~s
81, 500; oats 5000 rye sa.oOo: barley lt.oO.
SHIPMENTS-floar 1900; wheat 81 90; e0rp
lls, 900; oats 5000; rye $50; barley l,eo@
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The Indians.
1850 Indians Between the Missouri
and the Canadian Line.

NEW YORK, March Is. Gen. Sheridan saws
there are 1880 Indians between the Missouri
river and the Canadian line, not including Sitting
Bull and other rowing bands of Sioux and Chey.
eDnes.
He believes that the establishment of post on
the Milk river, not far from the British line,
would enable the military to prevent serious COM
plicatlons and perhaps result in large saving of
human life.
600 or $50, 900 might be judiciously expended in
this way, and has written accordingly to General
Sherman.
Yellowstone letter says an early campaign
against the Indians is projected, bat a careful
count of the available field fighting force shows
only 1859 soldiers, while the Indians have twice
that number.
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bill to perfect the double metallic standard of value
to provide for the issuing Of silver bullion certif-
Gates, &c. that the bill be made the special order
after the morning hour, and continue from day to
day, Subject to appropriation bills); that It be
subject to amendment and debate; that no mem
Der shall speak longer than thirty minutes; that
the Tine shall be divided equally between those
isvorng and those opposing the bill, and that At
least one legislative day shall be allowed for dis
cusslon before vote is taken on the final passage
of the bill.
Mr.. ONeill then moved to adjonrn, which was
rejected.
Mr.. Durham's motion was then rejected-yeas
l42 nays 90.
MIR; Cause introduced bill for more econom-
&c and accurate survey of the public lands re-
Adjourned.
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SOUTH CAROLYN 4.
Court Matters.

COLUMBIA, March %. Under a resolution Of
the legislature authorizing and requesting the
governor TO give instructions that nolle prosequi
be entered in any prosecution based upon facts
elected by the committee on public frauds, in
such cases as be deems expedient, order was
made to-day in the circuit court with reference to
an indictment pending against one F. s. Jacobs,
formerly cashier of Soomon's bank, who has not
been arrested and is without the State. There
were four indictments againt Jacobs, two for ferg
cry and two for conspiracy to defraud the State,
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Supreme Judicial COurt-Danforth. ,
Presiding.

MONDAY, March 18th.
All the cases ass gned for trial to day were dis
posed Of as reached, but none of them went to a
jury. Good progress has been made in reducing
the trial docket.
To enable the clerk to make up the dockots for
the Superior Court, which sits on Tuesday
April I'd. it is desirable that all transfers OF &C
tions intended to be made fom this court TO the
new, should be entered at once. The bar are
are therefore requested to be present in court on
Wednesday next at two p. NJ, for the pui ose
Of moving the court that such transfers be made
as they may desire so to dispose of this term. Az
ter that time no motion for transfer will be enter
tanned
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PENNSYLV ANA.
Hanged.

BLOOMSBURY, March %. At l0.5S Hester,
Tulley and MclIugh were led out of their cells to
the scatfold. None displayed ny signs of fear
Each was given few moments to speak. Tulley
only said few words in low tone 10 the priest.
McHugh did not confess his guilt directly, but
said if be had taken good advice be would not
have been there Oh the scafold What Hester
said was h,ard only by the priest. They drop tell
at I, aud at II IL the ht arts OF all three had
ceased to beat.
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The Eastern Question.
THE SITUATION GROWING MORE
SERIOUS.
The Relations of Englsn and Russia
Growing Dangerous.

LONDON, March 2j From all advices received
here 1t is believed in government circles that des-
pite the etioits of Germany to bring about an un-
Outstanding between the powers there is little
probably decline to negotiate further and the Sit
uatiOn Is serious.
The Times Vienna correspondent telegraphs
that the controversy between England and Russia
Is approaching that dangerous stage where the
point OF horor more and more engages the atten-
ton.
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FOREIGN.
England,

LONDON, March %. In London and the pro-
vinces yesterday, the weather was fine until after.
noon when violent gusts occurred, accompanied
by snow and dust. They were brisk and sudden
and followed rapidly from nearly opposite points
Of the compass.
Italy.
ROME, March 25. Vice admiral hi Brocchetti,
not admiral Martini. as was first stated 10 minis
ter of marine in the new cabinet.
The ministry is weak aud not likely to secure .
majority in the chamber of deputies. Tue fol-
lowers of Signori Crispia and Ncotera will oppose
it strongly.
Africa.
CAPE Town, March S. There IS every pros
pect OF an early close of the war. The Kafirs
say they are tired Of it.
Sandiili, chief of the Gaikas, 10 reported %
asking mercy. A combined movement has been
made for his capture. and decisive fight il daily
expected.
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List Of Patents

Issued to citizens of Me-, for the week ending
Mar %, 1875 Furnished for the Journal from
the office Of J. McC. Perkins 4 Co.. Counsellors
at Law in Patent Cases and Solicitors for Patents
Designs, Trade Marks and Labels attend to bust
ness before all the Departments of the Cove n
ment; 5l3 Seventh Street, Washington, d. G.
Retr TO the Postmaster of Washington and to the
Commissioner of Patents. Drawings and Specii-
cations of Patents,2j cts. Copies of Patents to
show the general state of the art in anv class, 50
Core .pondence solicited.
200,S4S Bench-Vises. Acton p. Thompson
Monmouth, assignor to ID. p. Boy non same place
Filed Dec 10, 1877.
2O06l3 Pin-Rails for Vessels. Thomas w
HYDE, Bath. Filed Oct. Is, 1877.
2J0S05 Mods for Freezing Water Walter
r. Close, Bangor. Filed Dec. 3, 1877.
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FINANCIAL 4 COMMERCIAL,
New York MOneY Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. March rs.
Money loaned al 43.ai- on call and closed at T.
per cent.
Sterling quiet at sGa4as7-- for go days, Issxas9
for demand.
Gold opened at l0i = and closed at l0lh.
Carrying rates 81 .5 per cent. Borrowing rates
Sac.
Clearngs, assn 900. Custom receipts, s4tI 200.
Treasury DEMONSTRATION interest, 10000 for
bonds.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
Daily Ksuusbse duurnal
IINNEUS.
Municipal MalteIs.

BANGOR, March %. IL the contested State sen
sorship of Aroostook. the last legislature con
tended that P. 2. Burlei9h, republican, was not a
citizen of Linneus. special to the Wing states
that at The annual election in that town to-day,
two deu ocratc seectmen denied Bnrleigh's right
to vote, wbereupon full republican board of Sc
lectmen was elected with an overwhelming ma.
joriy, although the democrats have had political
control for the past five or six years.
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BRUNSWICK.
Fire.

BRUNSWICK, March IS. A frame building in
Brunswick, owned by Libbeus B. Ward and &C
cupied by Besls Brothers grocery store was
partially burned Sunday night The stock is
nearly total loss, chiefly from water. Insured
1920. Loss on building fully covered by 500
insurance.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Bank Matters.

BesToN, March %. The Home Savings Bank
has asked and been granted continuance of the
Injunction issued few days ago, as the directors
believe that within few weeks the cond ition OF
affairs will warrant resumption of business under
the protection oft recent savings baLk law, just
passed by the Lee islature.
A Heavy Storm.
heavy storm, with very severe weather pre-
walls in northern New York, Vermont and Cana
ds, with 10 inches Of snow.
Fire.
The house. barn and outbuldings Of Dennis
Linnehan, at Amherst, were burned last even ing
Loss, Sll00; insured.
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HARRINGTON.
CONT n alters.

FARMINGToN, March 25. The S. j. Court rose
at 10 A. NJ. to-day. Actions dismissed. s &C
tons defauted 100; non-suit, 3 neither party,
jury verdicts, 81 disagree, /; divorces decreed
3; new entries, 1870.
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WASHINGTON, March %. 1t is said the Presi-
dent does not intend to make any cabinet changes
and the Tribune's Washington special says he is
to call to his cabinet some representative of the
radical wing of the republican party in Difference
to the general sentiment OF the party.
A Treaty.
Minister Lowell is perfectng a commercial
treaty with Spain.
Committee DOings.
The house post Office committee examined but
one witness this morning being Amos L. Curry t
Little Rock, who had contract for carry ing the
mail twice week on horseback between Little
Rock and Pine Bluff His compensation therefor
was nine hundred dollars year.
AT the request of John ID. Adams steamboat
mail contractor, and also at the suggestion of
Senator Dorsey, he applied for a discontInuance
of the contract. and thereupon new contract be-
tween the same terminal points but by the river
was given Adams for two thousand dollars, Adam 5
paying Curry fifty dollars quarter as considcr-
alton for giving IL up.
The ways and means committee are still engag-
ed in the revision of the new tariff bill. 1t will
probably be reported to the house dunng the
present week.
The effect of the amendments made by the SEN
ate committee GU appropriations to the consular
and diplomatic appropriation bill is to restore the
salaries OF all diplomatic and consular officers
from the reduced amounts proposed 10 many ca Sc
by the house, to the amounts provided by the ex-
stlng law.
The committee concur in the house provisions
extending the diplomatic service in South Amer
lea and insert provisions for various diplomatic
Offices which the house omitted.
In every case where the classification Of consuls
has been changed by the bouse, the senate COM
mittee restore them to the existing grades and
salaries, and the toratOn of the following con-
sulal ships cropped in 1876. is provided for, the
salary in each ease being fixed one thousand dol
lars per annum, viz: Southampton, Stettin,
Nantes, Valencia. Milan, Venice. Maranham,
Santa Cruz and Swallow.
The item of $4,000 dollars for the relief and
protection Of America seamen is increased to $780,
600, and the house appropriation Of $50 900 to be
expended in the dscretlon-pf the President for
diplomatic and consular service is stricken out to-
gether with the clause requiring coDsuls TO make
commercial reports quarterly.
i he committee take the ground that such re-
ports are already sufficiently provided for.
The committee insert provisions for continuing
the maintenance of charges d atfaias in Denmark
and Switzerland and q secretary of legation in
Brazil.
Nominations Confirmed.
The senate to-day confirmed the following NOM
nations:
Assistant Psymaster George A. Deering to be
Passed Assistant Paymaster
Postmasters-O. Is. Warren Rouchester, n.
H.; George l.. Lesvitt, Exeter, n. IL.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.


DOVER, March %. Last evening Oscar Roche
upon finding Walter Drew talking with his wife,
from whom he had separated, drew a revolver and
fired at Drew inhicting severe but not serious
wounds, and blowing powder in his face. Roche
stabbed for the same offence short time
ago.
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Reflect that in every cemetery Of the silent
colds; and if YOU thus afflicted, avoid their
fate by resorting at once to Haies Honey Of Hors-
hound and Tar, an immediate, agreeable, and GER
tain means of cure. Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
marl- t&wlmo
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BANGOR.
Fire..

BANGOR, March IS. The ell of the house
owned by Hugh Mctrath of Bangor, was burned
Monday morning. The roof Of the main house
was somewhat damaged loss about 5000; in
sured 1920.
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Italy.
GEORGIA..
Woods on Fire.

AUGUSTA, March rs. Large tracts Of wooded
land in this section we're fire yesterday. Sew
eral residences very narrowly escaped being des-
uoyed by the fires. Reports received from South
Carolina state that the woods are on fire in differ
ent sections al that Stats. The long continued
drought and high winds have tended to spread
the fire.
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Port and mas arranged game OF ball to come
al Fast Day, between the Portland Reds and At
lau'c Il. d. c. Considering the present aspect of
the weather. it is rather early to think of playing
ba e ball arou nd this way.
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Au intoxicated man at the upper end Of the
town. yesterday, was just spelling for fght," to
use his own language, and endeavored to find
some one to vent his fury upon, but failed to sue
coed, and Gained down under the influence of his
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A full attendance Of the members Of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union is requested
this TUESDAY P. NJ at their regular meeting
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The meeting of the Reform club, Sunday after
NOON was fully attended, the hall being crowded.
Able and eloquent remarks were made by Thos.
F. Murphy, President Gaslin, and Rev. Mr.. Nash
OIL ey iSton
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As result of the pleasant day, Saturday, Mr.
6. II. Snow brought into this office live grass
hopper which he captured out OF doors that day.
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A good deal of interest has recently been devel-
cped in the meetings at the Methodist church in
this city, several having recently come forward
for PRAYERS
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Mr. Watt is to begin writing school at his
commercial college rooms, on Wednesday TO-
morrow evening, at o'clock. Terms, only ST.
for twelve lessons, and writing materials fur
Dshed
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Rev. Mr.. Ecob Of this city, will preach this
evening at the vestry of the Free Baptist church,
IN the series Of religious meetings holden there
this week.
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Cure that cough! How With Adamsons 30
tanc Balsam. Ii is warrented to cure coughs,
colds, and all lung difficulties. Sample free.
Large bottles 81 cents. Sold at Kinsman & Co.'S
Drug store. jan25t&wlw.
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Marrirn.

In Brewer, Mar. 2lst MIR. Salem ID. Cop. land to
Miss Iivonia +. Pierce, both OF Brewer
In Lagrange, Mar 10th, Mr.. Rcuel Gowen 10 Miss
to Mrs. Lizzie T.. Treat, both OF Bradford
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gentleman remarked to the Lewiston Journal
that friend of his got scared and drew $1,000 out
Of a savings bank. Not knowing what to do with
it, he hid it in sly corner. The next morning he
went for it and found the rats had eaten il up.
lie might as well have thrown it into the An
lroscoggin
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Miss Annie Louise, with 81 600 month and
all expenses paid, manage. to give herself all the
ease aud comfort thi, lfe supply.
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Men were just beginning TO think of their linen
busters but the March wind said "Excuse me,
but not quite yet, and dsauange1 all such genial
,hnuohts
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pifn.

In Bar gor, Mar, ?3i George Reynolds aged IS
years, month and day.
In Bangor, at the Children's Home. Mar 2Sd, of
consumption, Myra Murray, aged Il years and
months.
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Social meeting at the lecture room of the First
Baptist church this evening All are Invited TO
CO ne and participate
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Heather Indications for To-day.
For New England and the Middle States,
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weaker, westerly
Winds rising barometer.
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Boston stock List.

Sales at The Br0kers' Board.
BosToN. March IS, 1873.
Eastern Railroad, 0-a7k
Boston Il Maine Railroad, l0e-al06L
Portland, Saco II Portsmouth,, -a77k
Boston Il Maine Railroad Is, ALL
Eastern Railroad new, 62la
MaiRe Stale 6s, ll2-al0o-
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Fire at Wings Mills, Mt. Vernon.

The dwelling house occupied by Daniel NJ. Ste
yens, at Wings Mills, in Mt. Vernon, was con-
sumed by fire on Saturday last, it being discovered
OIL the roof of the house while the family were at
dinner, and all efforts to put it out unsvail-
ing. There was large amount of furniture in
the house which Mr.. Stevens had recently moved
into it from Hallowell, where he had been keep
ing a boarding house. Loss, some $500, ard
there was an insurance upon the ptoperty-how
much not known, which was held by Hon. A p.
Morrill, of Readfeld, who has a claim upon the
property burned.
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loral ano state Nems.
Yc.,erdnr was a .ayace March d ~.
Eggs arr dropping. That /, the usual way.

The Saccararpa savings bank l. closing up It's
business having failed to make it iemuneratNeto
the deposors.
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The Fish Question.

The Report of the Newfoundland GOy-
eminent.
why AMERICANS WE'RE ARREST-
ED THERE.
The Newfoundland Herring Act.
PROHIBITS THE TAKING OF FISH ON
SUNDAY.
The Newspapers Uphold the Govern
meDt.
THE AMERICAN SIDE OF THE
QUESTION.
Correspondence Between Secretary Fish
and Minister Ehnrntnu