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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-13
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
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FROM OirnwE>T HARBOR.
More About the Rus ian steamship Cim-
bra.

ELLSWORTH, May II. The visit of the schoon-
er Venus to Southwest Harbor was simply an ef-
font to sell the schooner 20 Russian officers, who
lau2 he'd al the idea, and said they had no need Of
such vessel. She was too large for row boat,
and they did not care to 20 yachting long as
they La 1 such comfortable d steamship as tie
Cimhria to carry them about. The mater Of the
Venus suggested that she would make a good
transport, to which the officers answered that
there plenty of room the Cimbria fer their
baggage, and besides they needed it with them.
1t il utterly impo's lie to tell when the Cmbria
will leave. Some Young officers who were here
yesterday, said thai Captains Badenhausen aud
Grlpenburg would visit Ellsworth some sunday
Invitation was ie!eariphcd them to dine here TO-
day, but they answered il impos sible fer them
to leave to-day.
NEW YORK, May II. \ Rome despatch con
tralic, the statement that the Rcss ami assador
10 that city ha. said the Cimbria is engaged to
trsnspor men and officers to America, where
they will cross the continent, aud other vessel.
will take them to the mouth of the Amoor, the
object being merely the better protection of her
posse s,ons the Lower AMOR.
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FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS,
WASHINGTON. May IL.
SENATE.
Senate Dot in session.
House.

The house took up the bill to regulate interstate
commerce on railroad, and prohibit unjust dis
elimination. The bill will occupy the whole day,
so that there is no likelihood of the Florida in
vestlgaung resolution being brought up.
The following bills were passed
10 restore to the market certain lands in Utah
Tor the relief of settlers on public lands
Providing that any person who shall plant, pro.
tect and MAINTAIN for eight years ten acre. of tim
Der land, shall at the expiration of that time be
entitled to pateut for the whole of such quarter
section.
:. Mr. Patterson reported bill placing Caafornis
Nevada and Colorado on equality with other states
IN the matter of bic lands.
referred to the committee of the whole
Mr.. Regan called to regulate interstate trans
pottaton by railroad and to prohibit unjust dis
ordinations by common carriers
Mr. Bragg of Wisconsin, made speech against
the sill rs being in the interest of railroad monop-
oils. F
After long debate 10 which objection was
made to the bill 1t was buried away in such q mas,
OF verbage as to render it almost unintelligible.
The house proceeded to vote on the amend
ments.
Dir. Cameron offered an amendment prohibit
ing pooling arrangements between railroad
companies.
he mendment was agreed to.
Without disposing of the bill on which how
ever, the previous question was seconded so as to
keep it before the house.
Adjourned
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NEW YORK..


ELMIRA, May II. Miss Catherine Beecher is
stricken with apoplexy, is unconscious and csnno t
survive
A later despatch says; Catherine L. Beecher,
sister VI Henry Ward BE, cher, died AT noon Sun
day, at the residence OF Thomas X. Beecher. The
funeral viii take place on Tuesday, at 10 A. NJ,
al the PARK 81. church
Arre.tcd.
Troy, May II. Edwin Hall, e1. President of
the Merchants National Bank, at Whitehall, y.
y, vas arrested, charged with en.b, zzli . Sl00-
900 OF The funds of the Institution, i held in
100000 Tor examination.
For Europe.
NEW YORK, May IL. Seven steamships for
Europe sarl to-day, taking passengers and full
csrsoes.
There has not been single vessel sold he:e yet
to the Russians, nor Is there any prospect OF such
a sale.
Gold.
Gold opened at 100 II.
Slight irosts occurred at Port jervis, Pukeepsie
and other places IN the interior OF the state last
night, with occasional lam zee, bat no damage TO
crops is reported.
Financial.
member OF the syndicate stated to day that
the subscription Of Sj.0O0,000 IL, fJr August
option, would be made to-day or Monday. Sales
'eIy apId.
Seizure.
large quantity Of muskets, swords, ammunI
ton, spades, etc. found on schooner Racehorse
were seized Oh account OF non ayment of the
purchase money. Her captain and his council
say the projected voysge WAS q legitimate one for
the West coast of Africa, but was now sbsndoned.
It seems the spanish authorities believed she was
bound to Cuba.
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PAPAL AFFAIRS.
A Failure of Negotiations.

LONDON, May IL. A despatch from Rome saws
that after publication of Cardinal Ceerini's letter
censuiing the Prussian priests, negotiations be-
tween the Vatican and Berlin immediately failed,
and negotiations with other powers also failed.
The Vatican is stated to have resolved upon pol.
icy OF resistance The Pope's health has i'm
proved. 1t is feared the Jesnitcal and violent
party has definitely triumphed at the Vatican.
Tue Pope desires to go TO Perugis, but is una
Die TO resist the pressure to remain in the Vatican
Cardinal Get rne. project of the congreg alton,
has written the German priests who accepted gov
ernmeut stipends, threatening their suspension if
they do not make public May laws and repudiste
the stpends.
NEW YORK, May II. Cable specials from Par
is to the New York Herald say Pope Leo has
transmitted instructions TO the French Bishops to
give their support TO the Republic Is the only
government possible to day in France. 1t is also
said his holiness has asked the French govern
ment to open negotiations for the consideration of
the condition OF the inferior clergy of France who
at present are left with the scsntest means of
support
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ROCkLAND.
Methodist Conference.

Roc KLAND, May II. Saturday, the fourth day
Of the East Maine Conference, opened with a
prayer meeting, led by Rev. c. +. Springer The
conference resumed business at 30 Rev. c. l..
Haskell was transferred from the Wisconsin, Con
ference.
+. II. Boynton, Thos. X. Pentecost and Jane.
Alexander were elected local deacon. orders
G.. W. Hadson, L. II. Boynton, Jas. h. Hamb-
lilo, Jr.. f merry A. Gdden, Amos W. Indershon,
Frank II. Osgood, Richard Mctiown. Jas. Alex
ander Perley }. Rlbin,on, and Frank d. Handy
were admitted on tritl.
A number of visitors were introduced.
1t was unanimously voted that the next annual
session should be held at Bangor.
The committees on nominations foi 1879 church
literature, beneficiary operations, temperance, ed
ucation, Sunday schools, tracts, Bible cause and
freedmen's aid, made their reports
The weather is fine and there i, a Continued
large stter dance.
At p. NJ, occurred the anniversary of the
Womans' Missionary Society, Mrs. b. V. Jewell
President, ID the char. Mrs. Trecarten, PIecep-
tress of the Bucksport Seminary, Corresponding
Secretary for thi, Conference, gave brief adj
dress after which Miss Fannie Spark, a returned
NJ siouary from India, made very interesting sd-
dress.
The anniversary of the Ladies and Pastors
Christian [ Mon was also held in the vestry.
The business session Of the Conference at four
O'Clock principally occupied by hear ing the
reports.
There wa, spirited prayer aud praise meeting
at 8 3d.
A. /. I a.,
OF the state Tempe ance Alliance Hon. T. r.
Simarton of Camden, vice President of the ALI
snce, Precedence, presided, aud there were sd-
dresses by KEYS. George Crawford, l.. l.. Hans
comb, A. s. Townsend aud c. +. Springer of the
Conference; aud Capt. Isaac Coombs of Camden,
| and Edward Hills OF Thomaston, represe natives
of Refotm Clubs.
Sunday, May u.
At nine THIS morning the East Maine Confer
ence assembled for the annual "Love-feast" at
which the church was well filed.
At 1890 Bishop Merrill preached powerful
discourse to a Gro Sded congregation, after which
followed the ordination of Deacons.
APP. Nj, Rev w. ). Jones of the Maine Con-
ference preached an effective sermon, followed by
ordination of Elders.
TINS evening another full congregation, at the
Anniversary OF the Freedmens Aid Society, Rev.
X. 5. Brown presiding, and addresses by Rev. 5.
Davies OF Mass, Rev. DIR. Allen and Bishop Mer-
nll.
All the city pults supplied to-day by the
members of the Conference and visiting clergy
men.
A full meeting of the RocklAnd Reform Club at
Farwell 4 Ames' Hall. was also addressed by
Revs. c. IL. Southland Jas Rich, John Morse and
{. ". Sleeper.
The Conference will hold nrief final session
to. moro morning, for reading the appointments
etc.
| Adjourned.
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THE FLORIDA INVESTIGATION.
The Subject to be Presented Mouda,

WASHINGTON. May IL. The democratic con-
gressmen having in charge the proposed investi-
CATION OF electoral frauds, are arranging for
presentation of the subject on Monday. The
judiciary have decided proper to ask for uthor-
lty to investigate, and therefore the proposition
Tor Investigation will pr obahly be made by Gen.
Williams OF Michigan, or some one else, on Mon
day and may include Louisiana with Forids
later despatch says there may be no oppor-
tunty to offer resolution for investigation of the
alleged Florida presidential election frauds as
contemplated.
Dennis of Florida, has returned home, saving
he IS disguised with the professions Of those who
pretend to desire full investig of the Flor
ida election, and says the exposure would damage
the democi ats As much as the republicans. He
says "Florids IS my home. l am and always
have been, and always shall be republican in my
conviction, hut 1t has got to be q crime to be re-
publican IN the South If | should tell you the
story of the political campaign in Florida during
the last ten years, it would make your nerves
culver. and yon wouldn't probably believe one
half the facts | could prove
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bloody shirt on a cot, his throat being bsndange@,
We aroused him from a slight doze, and on ask.
ing various questions about the affair, received
answers, which We will group together, and give,
in substance, in Scribner's own words. lie said
| always enjoyed myself in my family, never had
any trouble with wife, we disputed considerably
but never rsi.ed nv hand against her or the
children. led to drink, but wish that there
never a drop Of the stuff made. When got into
spasm, my brain would come mp here (pressing
his hand against hi flrehead) and then spread
until it went fl the back side OF my head. If
anybody disputed with me, wanted to get my
hands on th,m, and then the spell, would 20 of.
Everything went against me. Have been mar
Iied fifteen years; wife good woman, aud shall
never say any hing against her Did not know
anything about stiaiug the children; the first
knew was bleeding down in the field. Then
every thing seemed IS clear could be. Was
cutting wood for mother Saturday forenoon.
Brother Daniel and myself have not spoken to-
gether for some time Daniels wife would put
her finger on the side Of her and make fun of
me. She kinder surrei and hinted out at me.
Don't remember of cutting up Daniels harness or
STAYING up his wagon. o. my head feels hot;
this Is hard case for me; its too bad. | don't
know why ! struck them; never struck anyone
before, or offered to. / was kinder discouraged
because people picked on me. Cut my throat,
suppose, because | thought | had lived long
enough. had wanted to sell out and leave the
town. Saturday morning, before going TO chop
wood offered to help my wife fix She
had said that was jealous. | would rather live
than die now, if | could only place thing, back
again. About two years ago had got quite inter
ested in the re gious meetings (held at the school
house, started and asked for prayers, but never
fully came out. | ddn t follow the meetings up
great while, but dwelt on them when saw peo-
pie going to them. When these spells" come
if would talk about the Lord, and re- lion, they
would al pass off. | have suffered if ever a
poor fellow did Obi, lip trembng) and have suf
fcred death more than dozen times. | wanted
my wife to sell out and move off to Rlighton; |
| thought it would be better for me. When these
"spells" pass off am just as rational as can be-
All the way could ease myself was to talk and
empty my brains and then things would come n
to NV mind just as clear as could be.
Scribner showed considerable emotion when his
dead babies were alluded to. and said, 90, God
what shall do Why did | do :" As we took
our departure from the unhappy man, he request
ed that his wife should come and sec him IN the
morning
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sCHOUvALOFF's STAY In ST. Pc.
TERSBURG.

LONDON, May IL. A st. Petersburg despatch
says that schouvaloh will remain there only long
enough TO obtain the Emperor's decisions. The
time has been appointed when be should be in
London again. lie is desired TO spend some time
IN Berlin, on his return journey, after submitting
his news and receiving the Emperor's reply. The
further negotiations conducted by him viii as
sumo an extremely important character.
ST PETERSBURG, May IL. The Agence Russo
formally denies that the Russian troops have be-
gun 10 withdraw from their positions about Con-
stantinople. 1t says: However much the gov
eminent may desire to recall the troops, they will
only retire after the Turks have surrendered their
iortresses, and the English feet left lie present
anchorage"
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FOREIGN.
England.


LONDON, May IL. 1t Is expected that half a
million pounds from the East mill 20 into the
bank to-day or Monday.
Labor Troubles.
A special to the Standard from Manchester saws
that symptoms of \ compromise are showing
themselves. request has been made TO the
master secretary Tor an interview win his princi-
pals on Tuesday.
Ireland.
Among the Sandman passenger. were forty or
phan children destined foi domestic service in
Ameiica fire brigade from Derry went to the
vessel in special steamer. An unavaiiug at
tempt was made to beach her on Mckinneys, but
she was finally settled in FIVE fathoms of water.
All of the Ssrdlnlans saloon passengers are safe.
-Four persons, steerage passengers or members of
the crew are missing.
France.
PARIS May IL. The French government re-
fuse. to allow arms to be landed on French soil
blended tor Russia.
Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, May IL. Gortschakof is
growing weaker in consequence of fresh attack
of govt.
Naval Mat ers.
ALDEN, May H. Sixteen transports have passed
here conveying here conveying Indian troop, to
Malta.
Arr sted.
Nearly fifteen persons were arrested at Warsaw
as accompces OF the Nihiiist Secret National
Russian government which was recently discover
ed.
Turkey.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May IL. BY order of the
sultan the porte is celebrating the bills for sweep
ing administrative Judicial, financial and military
reforms. -Four commissions will be appointed BY
the sultan composed OF leading natives and for
eign personages, who W i'll be instructed to con-
vert these bill into the executive laws in one
wear.
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Baptist church. is arranging for pleasant and
attractive concert to be given at the church some
time duriug this month. Mrs. Fannie A. MILL
ken has kindly consented to sing.
Some physicians are arguing against young Ia
dies wearing short-sleeved dresses. But what
does the Constitution of the United States say !?
The night to bear arms shall not be nteriered
with"
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BATH.
The Ice Business.

BATH, May IL. The ice business of the Ken
nebec is assuming vast proportions. The tow
boats on the river are taxed their utmost ability.
Nearly sixty vessels PISSED up in two days this
week. A feet of twenty-five vessels passed here
this afternoon.
Crops.
Vegetation is month earlier than usual and a
large crop is anticipated
Fire.
The house of Israel S. Eastman Of this city was
desroyed by fire about twelve O'Clock last night,
with portion of the contents. Mr.. Eastman in
attempting to rescue some members of his family
came near being suffocatcd. Insured in Home,
New York, one thousand dollars on the house and
two hundred on the furniture.
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THE HAM PDEN.
The Vessel and Cargo to be Sold Eat
Auction.

Hampden, lying on the ledge between Boal's
Head and Little Bears Head, Hampton, ha, been
stripped. 1t is found impossible to get out her
cargo of coal, and both Will prot ably be sold to-
gether at auction next Tuesday. Crowds have
visited the beach to see the wreck
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BASE BALL.

AT Manchester, n. II Saturdsy-Buffalos 4,
Manchesters 2.
AT Boston-Bostons H. Provdences of r. l.. 5.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10, Athletics Of Phil
adelphia, 3.
At Observation-Disclosures 4, Chcagos /.
At New Hsven-Yale Freshmen s, Harvard
Freshmen, |.
At New Haven--Alleghsney. 10. New Haven
AT Westboro', Mass.--westboros %, Newtons
5.
AT Neridep. Connecticut-Ysles 10, Meridens,
3.
At Lowell-Lowells II, Bunalos s.
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CALIFORNIA.
Marine Intelligence.

SAN Francisco, May II. The bark Sonoma
arrived to-day from Liverpool She has on board
Charles Hartman I'd mate and six sailors of the
ship =. X. HazeltIne. wrecked some time ago on
the coast of Terra del Fuego. They were picked
up by the Sonoma 10 the straits of Lemaire, Mar
sitting on musses for IA days. They report that
during their wandeiings, after leaving the wreck
they discovered cave which contained fragments
of boat some oars articles of clothing, &C.. and
skeletons of a boats crew, but nothing by which
the castawsys could he identified.
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BELFAST.
Greenbacker-.

BELFAST, IL. meeting of the greenback par
ty was held here to day to form a county orgsniz.
alton 1t was attended by macy prominent per
sons of that per-uation. There are now club, in
twotblrds of the towns in Waldo county.
FIRE.
The house of Hon. A. X. 2. Moore on Bridget
street, was damaged by FIRE to the amount of $500
this morning. Insured.
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TR 4 MPS' DOINGS.
A Train Thrown Down an Embank.
ment.

PoRT JARVIS, May II. Last evening the en-
CINE attached to an east bound Erie freight train,
and some of the cars, was thrown down AZ EN-.
bsnkment mile east of this station, by obstruc-
tons placed in the SWITCH undoubtedly the work
of usmps, with the intention of wrecking the fast
passenger train, which passed over the road about
an hour and q half before
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Indian, Matters.

LEAyENwoRrH, May IL. An order was receiv-
ed at Fort Leavenwortb, yesterday, cauntermand-
ing the order for expeditions to r move the Ute
Indians to New Mexico. Everything was in
readiness to start when the order was received
l he organization disbsnded and the sol Tiers were
sent back to the regiment.
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Postal Changes.

The following are the recent postal changes in
this State
Offices enthusiastically ouldsbolough, Han
cock county, James c. Hammond appointed post
master, South Warren, Knox county, VIM. O.
Council appointed post master.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Inctndiary Fire..

PORTSMOUTH, May IL. There were several in
cendlaly hres here early this morning. f. W.
Hams BAN and the contents, including horse
aud COW, were destroyed. Loss fifteen hundred
dollars; uninsured. Other fires were checked be-
fore much da mage was done
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AUBURN.


AUBURN, May II. c. c. Frost of thi, city has
just returned from holding reform meetings in
New York. One hundred and twenty thousand
person. have signed the pledges at meetings
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PORTLAND.
The Alleged itobb r..

PORTLAND, May IL. Henessey & Bowen, ar
rested for stealing watches from Chas. Day, jr, of
Portland, had hearing before the municipal
count Saturday morning. Mr.. Day finds
himself doubtful tabout their Identity. Judge
X might considered the circumstances suspicious,
and bound them over in $1,000 each, remsrking
that it was apparent that some one had been trad
ing here.
Failure.
Yeaton & Boyd, Of Portland, ship chambers, are
reported failed Liabilities, S3j 900; assets, $40
600.
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MISSOURI.
Mail Robbery.

ST. LoUIs, May II. Amos 7. Foster special
agent OF the post office department, arrested to-
day, at Washington, Mo-, five Young traBps from
st. Louis, for cutting open and nfug mail
pouch, which went up from here this morning.
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LONDON, May II. 1t i. expected that half a
million pounds from the East mill 20 into the
bank to-day or Monday.
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Weather Indications Tor To-day.

For New England aud tho Middle States,
stationary and rising barometer, northwest winds,
slightly warmer partly cloudy weather.
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OHIO.


COLUMBUS, May IL. The houu to-day passed
bill redstrictng the State for Congressional pur-
poses. In the senate motion to reject the re-
districtng bill was defeated-yeas Is, nays 10
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A DEMOCRATIC CUNFERENCE
Tilden's Friends in Council.

NEW YORK May IL. 1t is stated that Mr.. Pei
ton, secretary to samuel J. Tildeu. and several
Washington and New York politicians, held q
long private conference on the Florida aud Louis
lana election Fl auds, at Baltimore Yesterday, bu
nothing is known as to the conclusions they al
rived at.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

A Ottawa despatch of Saturday says about an
inch of snow had fell there up to five O'Clock in
the afternoon, and that it was still showing
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allure.
ISRIDt.ION.
Sudden Death.

BRIDGToN, May II. Fred j. Littlefeld, Clerk
of Courts for Cumberland county, died very sud-
denly this afternoon.
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Marrten.

In South Norwalk, Conn. April II, Mr.. Alfred T.
Schauillrr of New ork, ts Miss Juli NJ. daughter
of the late Joseph Pencil OF South Norwak, TOR
merry ct Brunswick.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN TIE STREETS
OF BERLIN.
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We have received from the well known and RI, IL
able advertising agent of New York city, Messs.
5. NJ. Pettengill x Co., the new edition of their
Newspaper Directory. 1t contains list of all the
papers in the county, by counties, with large
do with the press. The volume has several POI
traits of eminent journalists, and is a most vslua-
bic contribution TO the library of every newsl a.
per office. Onr business relations with the Messr..
Pettengi have been long aud pleasant, and We
regard them among the substantial men in the adj
vertising business.
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MASSACHUSETTS.


NEW BEDFORD, May II. OTIS Slocum's house
and farm buildings IN Dartmouth. wa. burned
yesterday afternoon boss, about $4,000; insur-
ance S9lOD
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Attempted Assassination Of EN-. The Eastorn uos+;o,
perOr william.
SEVERAL SHOTS FIRED INTO HIS
CARRIAGE.

Nobo,iv Hurt aud the WOuId-be Assas-
sin Arrested.