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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-09-13
FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON. September IL. At meeting In Bel.
fast, lrelard, last night, where ODonusll. home
rule member Of parliament for Dungarven, had
40 appointment to lecture on the subject Of home
Tor Cars, was to preside. When they appeared
upon the platform there was . scene Of wild con-
fusion, furniture was smashed, and there was
herce lighting in all parts Of the hall and even on
i r Piallorm, resulting in many broken heads.
Finally the audience all went out, and Bigger
delivered an address aud O'Donneli . lecture to
Tue reporters The cause Of the riot was Dis
pleasure OF home rulers at O'Donnell's supporting
the government on the Eastern question.
Fire.
Tue Nova Scotia cotton mills at Blackburn.
among the largest in Lancashire, were partially
burned to-day The damage is estimsteda at $50.
Austria.
Standard Vienna despatch says that Coupt
SchouVaohs who is now in Vienna is charged to
sound the Austrian government in regard to in
itial steps for enforcing the Berlin treaty.
Bosnia.
PEsrH, September IL. The Pesther LLOYD e.
Inmates The number CT insurgents in the north
east OF Bosnia at 10000, with q rifled guns.
Africa.
The Standard in semi-officia paragraph sd-
mlts that the Portuguese authorities at DeloRos
Bay, South Africa, have been sounded to its ces-
m
ed Is 1t least premature.
Turkey.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, SeptembeGl2. Midhat Pa
shs viii be permitted to reside with his family in
a provincial Turkish town.
Financial.
The direct collection Of the revenue u be set
apart for the withdrawal Of paper currency, has
been trusted to the syndicate OF bankers.
Italy.
ROME, September IL. Verdi has completed a
new five act opera, entitled "Montesums," to be
first produced ct Milsn.
Switzerland.
BERNIE, September ~. The grand council of
switzerland has granted amnesty to ninety three
Catholic priests who were deprived OF living in
1873. for refusing to comply with the requirements
of slate.
Meeting Of Americans.
GENEVA, September II. great meeting Of
Americans was held to-day at tie United Ststes
consulate in favor of Fnnce-American treaty
of commerce. Mr.. Montgomery presided, and
Messrs. Young and Clark. members Of the Amer
lean committee addressed the meeting. A mo-
lion BY A. Betes of New York in favor of the
treaty Was unanimously adopted
PARIS, September IL. Minister Moves %
opened public subscription in aid of the fever
stricken people in the United States.
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The Indians.

BogEMAN, September IL. A Mountain Cour
Ter exua IRON Cad. Browning says: We learn
that on sunday last Gen. Miles had fight with the
Bannocks on Soda Butt creek, Clarks Forks.
Thirteen indians were killed, and the rest Of the
party captured Gen. Miles loss WAS Capt. An
drew S. Bennett killed aud one soldier mortaly
wounded. Gen. Miles force numbered II men
and scouts.
BIsMAR X September r. The rumor that
Miles had fight with the Bannocks is generally
credited here. 1t is known that after leaving
Fort keayh with his party they struck a fresh
trail, and apprehending danger, the ladies of the
party were sent TO Fort EllIs. A report has just
reached here that 1000 hostile sioux are on
Sandy Creek, near Fort Custer. An officer of
the mounted ponce arrived here to day from Fort
Benton, and says Sitting Bull and hrs entire
force are on this side OF the line, spleudIdy
armed and equipped.
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MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Sudden Death.

Sudden Death.
GARDINER, September II. Mrs. Eliza Page
residing on Spring street, Gardiner, was wednes.
day found lying in her wood shed, with her face
badly gsshed. The cause was supposed to be
heart disease.
Odd Fellow Excursion.
PORTLAND, September II. Kearsage Encamp.
ment Of Odd Fellows. from Lawrence, Mass, ar.
rived here at l.50 Thursday, and was received BY
encampments of Portland, and escorted to their
quarters at the Falmouth House. The day il
rainy and foggy. and the streets muddy. A ban
quet will be given them at eight o'clock
The Lawrence Odd Fellows return home to.
night.
State Fair.
A list of trotting entries At the Maine State
Fair. which opens here the l7ih, is published to-
day, and 10 the largest ever made at any New
Engl Fair.
Drowned.
BIDDEFoRp, September II. Timothy Broder-
lex of this city was lost overheard from the steam.
er Augusta while on an excursion to Hills beach,
last night, and WAS drowned. II 10 uncertain
whether he fell over accidentally or threw himself
Annual Meeting.
At the annual meeting of the Pepperell, Laco-
MIA and Saco Water Power Companies this noon,
the following officers were elected
For the Pepperell Company
Clerk-W lillian P. Haines.
TIessurer-George Dexter.
Directors-Thomas Wigglesw orth, A. E. Hid
reth, James Longley, George F. Fabyan, John A.
Blanchard, George Dexter, William B. Howes.
For Laconia Company:
Clerk-Moses w. Weber.
Treasurer-George Dexter.
Directors-Thomss Wigglesworth. Samuel
Gould, James Longley, Charles L. Thayer, Geo.
F. Fsbyan. A. E. Hildreth, George Dexter.
For Ssco Water Power Company
Clerk-Thomas Quinby.
TreAsurer-George Dexter.
Drector.-Willam P. HAines, Samuel Could
George F. Fabyan, Thomas Wiggleswortt. Jas.
Longley, A. E. Hildreth, Charles l.. Thsyer
Railroad Matters.
GARDINER September II. I. b. Chase 4 Son
are laying side tracks to Rch's ice houses in
Farmingdale, and Whites houses 10 Gardiner, to
ship ice through to St Louis and the West by
CONTINUOUS special freight trains OF twenty cars
each. sent through with the least possible delay
engines being oil ready to receive trains at the
terminus of the different railroads. This enter
prise is looked upon with great interest by ice
merchants in this section, IS it is thought it may
revolutonize the present method of shipping by
vessels.
Agricultural Fair.
BANGOR, September II. The Penobscot Agri-
cultural society's tar opened at Orono yesterday.
The day was mostly occupied in getting the vsri.
Gus articles of which there is fne display, ready
for exhibition. This afternoon Senator Hamlin
delivered the annual address in the church. The
attendance was large. On account of the rain
the races are postponed till Friday. As several Of
the fastest horses in the State are entered some
fne tro,ting NAV be expected.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
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ELE, TION NEW

FORT FAIRFIELD, September -. Powers and
Ladd will go out of Aroostook about even. Mad
awssks gives six hundred democratic majority
Two republicans, Woodbury. of Houlton and
Benz Smith of Hodedon; two grsenbackers, Per
kins of Fort Fairfield and Smith OF Presque Isle
and three democi ats, Dickey, Lewis sui Farrell
are elected to the Legislature.
PORTLAND, September II. At the hearing on
ward four alleged frauds. to-day, Aldermen certi-
fed returns as they were, and ordered them for.
warded to Augusta.
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w WASHINGTON.
Military Matters.

NEW YORK, September IL. Washington spec
ials say Superintendent Clarke has requested mil
itsry protection for the Union Pacific mail and
express cars, having knowledge of . contempL.t
ed organization of high~s men to rob them. The
war department is prevented fiom taking action
by the posse comtstus clause Of the army bill.
Receipts.
Receipts Of internal revenue to-day $347 ,S99 !;
customs 1882 977.
The 4 Per Cents.
The subscriptions to the four per cent loan to-
day were $Sl $50.
Relieved from Duty.
Colonel Thomas l.. Crittenden of the Seven
teenh Infantry has been relieved from duty as
sly ned him for October first.
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TIE Low FARH to New York BY the New Line"
has been great succcss. the elegant steamers City
of New York and City Of Boston carrying . large
crowd each night. The fast train from Beston to
Allyn's Point, eighty three miles withou stop, is
great convenience to passengers, aud the Longest
route without stop in New England. The New
York and New England road is entitled to the
thanks of the travelling public for this great
venence, ~ well as for the unprecedenily low
rate of 81 from Boston to New York, or from
Gotham" to the "Hub," while frst-clsss supper
may be had for fifty cents
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YER MONT.
Senator Blaine.

BURLINGTON, September II. Senator Blaine
stopped here to night on his way from Ogdens-
burg, New York, where he TO day delivered an
address at the fair. He was serenaded at his
quarters At the Van Ness house by the Sherman
Band. A large crowd of citizens were present.
Mr.. Blaine in a few VOID expressed his thanks
for the demonstration, and retred. He aflerwsrd
held reception in the hotel parlors. He leaves
for home in the morning.
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ing. 80
THURSDAY. September -.
Charles B Williams VS.. Jesse Gilman. The trial
If this cause which was entered upon yesterday
forenoon, was not finished and given to the jury
,iW2 40 10 the afternoon. As before stated the
pf seeks to recover FOR the loss Of colt, through
the nnskilful and negligent treatment of the deft
a veterinary surgeon. The defence set up is that
il the anims a died from any want of care or skill
it happened after be had been paid and discharged
and was not through his fault, but that of the pu
if anyhody's. The jury returned verdict for the
rlsin'r assessing the damages at $50.
John w. James VS.. Sumner X. TiObetts Bepja-
min for p,f; Claw for deft. This is an action on
account for labor amounting to $40 26. The la
hor was ne formed 10 the fall Of lS74, on and
about deffs house p Pittston. The case was
heard by the Judge while the jury were out on the
f,rmer case The delft says in defence that the
ptf owned the house. or had an interest in it, and
Whatever work the pitt did was done for himself,
and not for the def.
The Judge heard at the same time Sumner r.
Tibbe,ts vs.. John W. Jones, an action on prom
iso,v note for $50, given to w. Benjamin and en-
dor.ed to ptf. s ..., d.
In the first case referred to the judge, he gave
Judgment for the p.f. for $26 and interest from
date of the writ. 10 the second case judgment
tAr The delft. - t.-
t. order t'-no row.
No Ga. Youpg VS.. Cony. Titcomb. Pisbury.
SO CLARK vs. James. Ben jsmin. Webster
" 1875. viii rd vs. Turner. Hatch. Brown.
:. 1875. .Jewett ct al. vs.. Hunter. Hatch.
"lHss spme n. Morrisss, Hatch. Brown.
49," same ". Baker. Hatch. Brown.
The hnal assignment Of cases for the Jury will
be msde Saturday sherning. W
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OHIO.
N alignant Fever.

CINCINNATI. September u. A. W. Bleiiz,
who WAS taken to the hospital with fever, died
last evening.
1t 10 stated that very malignant type Of fever
has broken out at New Richmond, small place
twenty miles from this city, up river. and of six
or seven persons attacked i've have died, up to
this time.
The patients turn yellow, and before they die,
present the peculiar symptous Of black vomit.
Physicians pronounce it bilieus fever.
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CUBA.
Abolition of Slavery.

NEW YORK. September II. A letter from Ha-
vana says the journals which formerly hardly
dared to call slavery by its real name are now
discussing means for ITS abolition. appears that
al parts are gradually coming to the conviction
that pecuniary com pc nsstion to the owners Of
slaves 10 quite out Of the question. The solution
Of the question must ultinatey lie with spanish
cortes,
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Reception.
FLORIDA.
Weather..

JACKSONVILLE, September Is. A storm Gen.
trail last night near this place, has moved in a
northerly track and the lowest pressure is in
West Virginia. severe gale now prevails in
the lower lake region and on the Carolina coast
A general rain has fallen in the lower lake region
and thence southerly to the South Atlantic coast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-09-13

Last Sabbath, Father Wissel, q, the Catholic
church in Gardiner, took up the usual collection
for the Bishop. When the contributions were
brought in he said, "He did not know as that was
just the place to speak about it, but he noticed
there we're not many soft money people in his
CONGREGATION"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-09-13

On Tuesday evening. Thomas II. Springer of
this city was arrested at Vienna, by Deputy Sheriff
Blum. for peddling liquor. ZONE fifteen full bot
ties aud as many empty ones we're found. He
had . prelim iDaiy examination, and fined $50 and
costs. In default Of payment he was brought to
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wen, down empankment. One mas was killed
and several seriously injured.
Lster.-lssac l.. Weaver, minstrel, WAS killed
by the accident, and nine persons slightly in
jured.
Senator Blaine.
OGDESsBURG, September II. Senator Blaine
addressed ABOUT 900 people at the fair here to-
day. lie devoted himself largely to financial
matters, and made reference to the result in
Name. The address WAS very enthusiastically
received and gave general satisfaction.
Good Baiance OF Trade.
New YORK, September IL. Imports at this
port during August are S25, 542, $50. showing a
decline OF over two millions compared with the
previous August. Export $3l 500, 900, exclusive
previous August. These figures ATE without
precedent.
Personal.
Yoshida kyonary, Japanese minister at Wash.
ington, Will sail for japan early In October via.
San Francisco. He expects to return next year 9.
For Philadelphia.
Twenty-tons Of silver ore, valued at $500 900
were sent from the sub treasury to the Philadel-
phia mint yesterday, TO be coined into silver dol
lars.
Vassar College.
Rev. Samuel Caldwell, ID. D., Professor Of
Newton, Mass, Theological Institution was to-
day elected President oil Vassar College.
Appointments.
Judge Blschford to-day appointed between
2O00 and 1900 election inspectors for this city
recommended by supervisor Davenport.
Failure.
A letter from Kingston, Jamaica, says the
failure of Cotton, Morton & Co., of London, hav-
ing " sugar. limitations under control, sstouDded
every body. The Colonial bank, however, has
undertaken to make advances to these estates.
Meanwhile cultivation has moi been entirely sus-
pended
Cuban Matters.
ln consequence of the treacherous treatment by
the Spanish authorities In Cuba, many Spanish
families induced by fair promises to return to
Gu bs, have been obliged to return to Jamaica as
their lives were IN danger.
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Hon. Eugene Hale in the city Yesterday
and dined with Gov. Connor. He is somewhat
wearied with the campaign, but meets his deiea,
like the strong man that he is. and abstes acne OF
his confidence in the ultimate triumph Of sound
PRINCIPLES,
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EASTERN AFFAIRS.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, September II. Forty-six
Thirty four thousand more are yet to 60. .
The POI te has been informed that England will
probably not adhere to Germanyss proposal that
the sign tories of the treaty of Berlin ahall take
commonstep with view Of bringing the porte
to execute the stipatons of the treaty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-09-13

The fact Of the business is that Sulphur Baths
have become unnecessary since the introduction
of GleDn's Sulphur Soap, because that article an
swers the same purpose, viz the removal Of erup-
tons, rheumatism and govt. Sold by all Drug
gists.
HILLS HAIR & WHIsKER DYE, Black or Brown,
50c 4w.
sepll-t&wlmo.
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Marrirn.

In this city, Sept. l2ih. by q. Titcomb. ESQ.,,
John New alter of Chelsea to Nus. Sarah McDavitt
of Augu,ta.
In Bangor. Sept. 8, Mr.. Edwin Kenney to Miss
Jennie Cottrell, both oil Bangor.
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Woman Lost.

GREAT FALLS, September H.. Miss Sally
Blsisdell, aged ~. 40 inmate of Lebanon, Name
town farm, left Friday, Sept. 9th, to pick berries
and has not been seen since. 1t is feared that
she wandered away and died. A reward ia Of
fered FIR knowledge Of her whereabouts.
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Zone more greenback organ in the State" a
greenbacker said on the street yesterday, after
scanning Pilsbury's ROSTERS. 1--WE thought the
Maine Standard would come round soon"
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Colby University Notes.

Colby University Notes.
Ia accordance with the annou ncemeut. the
great contest of strength came off Wednesday, at
IL o'clock, on the college campus. A large
number assembled to witness the pull including
the faculty and several prominent men of the
eager to see the fun The officers were q Judge.
two referees and captain for each class. The
Sophomores were led by Weld, the Freshmen BY
Collins. The laws required that there be at least
200 feet of rope aud that the victor must pull 100
feet. In the MIDDLE there was 20 feet neutral
ground Both classes put forth their mightie.t
efforts. Even holes were dug in the ground in or
der to obtain sufficient brace. The first heat was
comparatively easy victory for the Freshmen.
The second one was more exciting. For some
time the vast column remained immovable each
class exertIng their utmost strength on their re.
spective ends Of the rope. At last the superior
numbers of the Freshmen enabled them to break
the STRAIN. Slowly bat surely they moved the
rope and the Sophomores "came tumbling after. +"
executing the most frightful contortions on the
way Thus the victory Was declared for the class
OF g. As some one wttily remarked, "a brill
iaut achi, vmeDt OF matter over mind"
Tae freshman class have had quite q con-
test in eecung ,fictrs resulting finally in the
election OF Mr.. +. +. Eliot Of Norridse wock -
President.
The first nine ave to play at skowhegan, Sat
urday.
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While some men were blasting rocks in Lewis
ton recently. fragment flew into the window Of
odd Fellows Hall, but did no damage.
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I9tfn.

In Gardiner, Sept. 9. Augusta Harriet wife O
George l.. Smith. aged 81 years.
In Roslyn, N. Y, Sept. q, Edward X. Clark o.
Brookline, Mass, and only son Of l. r. Clark oil
Bangor, aged 81 years.
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An exchange says: 1t is easy enough to organ
ize reform patty" All you need is old
played out political hack and two lsboring men
who are tired Of work
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Weather Indications ior To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
warmer cloudy rainy weather, soathsssterly winds
and falling barometer,
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Monday evening the band serenaded VIM.
Richards. Representative elect from Gardiner, at
his residence on Dresden street. He invited them
to supper at the Evans Hotel, to which they did
annie iustice
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-09-13

A teacher in = school once said to little
scholar my dear. every hair of your head is
numbered" When the scholar replied to the as
tonished teacher Pull out No. for me, then
please"
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The Gardiner Journal pays the following COM
pnent 70 the Hallowell Band ave think we
never heard better play ing in our city than that
of the Hsllowell Band, al their recent visit.
'handers Band will have 10 look well to lts
Iaurels, if the Hallowell Band continues to i'm
p,ove as it has for year. Few bands, if any, in
the State, can compare with il "
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Hop picking has now commenced in the country
towns. The crop is said to be fair, though rural
exchange apprehends some damage from the dog
days weather.
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Gov. Conner has been invited to speak at the
meeting of the New England Reformed Mems
Association, being held in New Hampshire this
week.
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We miss the Henry Morrison in her daily trips,
as the steamer stopped running last Tuesday.
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An advent campmeetng is being held at Me-
chanc Falls.
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NEW HAM PSHIRE.


MILFORD. September IL. The post office at
Wilton was burglsrized last night and about $500
in money and postage stamps were taken, also
reg isted letters were stolen. The walchman
gave the alarm and posse Of citizens are in
pnrsnt
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Owing to the rain last evening the open air con-
cert by the Band at their stand on Winthrop street
postponed to this evening, if pleasant
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The housewife is getting the preserve kettle
ready now for the annual raid on the fruits and
Eefries.
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The Governor and Council adjourned yesterday
until the 18th Of October.
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A new Sunday paper is to be started in Portland
by B. Thurston 4 Co.
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The Wbig says strawberry blossoms and ripe
he rries have been lately found that vicinity.
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MASSACHUSE TlS.
Forgery.

BosToN, September H. Daniel j. Shea of
Springfield employed as travelling agent for .
New York dry goods house, was to-day held in
two thousand dollars bail for trial in the superior
court, for forging note on tue First National
Bank Of Springfield. The note bore the sigma.
tnre of c. A. Hall.
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Mr.. VIM. S. Badger and DIR. Amos Wilder
spending the week at Camp kennebago, Range
icy Lake, enjoying the pleasures of camp life and
the delights of fishing. Mr.. Badger is a member
of the Oquossoc Angling Association, many of
whose members annually visit Rsneeley Lake,
where they own several camps ana have every
arrangement for the spending OF vacation in
p,, asurabe manner.
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z6tal ann State Mems.

Trade dollars are taken by our traders for nine
~ cents.