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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-06
to be the same dog that the Lisbon party wa. Of

to be the same dog that the Lisbon party was Of
ter.
Alex. Lowry of Houlton raised this year TWEEN
ty-two hundred bushels of grain.
The subscription list of the Young Peoples
Courade, published in Rockland, has been sold to
the \ Dung Folks World, of Boston, paper OF the
same size
1t is said that diphtheria is becoming so prcva-
lent 10 the navy yard village in Kittery, as to lead
10 tals OF temporarily closing the schools.
The third Belfast man who within short time
has made an effort to commit suicide, was one
"hl'am Rowe-a man 80 years Of age, who lives
on the Augusta road. Last Friday evening, at
about o'clock, Mr.. Rowe deliberately swallowed
an ounce oil laudanum. and laid down to die, but
his friends discovered his plight, and they imme-
dlateI. went Tor physician, who arrived just in
time to administer an emetic and sntdote, thus
saving his life. Mr.. Rowe has been sick three
years " ith consumption and was greatly depressed
in consequence. When the saving medicine was
handed him be threw he medicine from him VIC
lenily declaring hat he would die, but his friends
and the doctor finally compelled him to swallow
tue draught which saved his life.
Mrs. Joseph Burgess, of Searsmont narrowly es-
capped death, week before las, in consequence OF
taking large dose of oil of cedar. She was forced
by physicians to take an antiiote; and her reeov-
cry is probable.
The Wing says that the store of Hon. c. l..
Dunning Of Brownv,l'e, which also contains the
Post Office, was robbed last night. The thief
gained an entrance by taking out a light of glass.
The money drawer, which was an iron one and
could not be opened without breaking, was car
ried off, but a little money was in it however. A
box OF tobacco, some jackknives and other little
things were missing.
The Foxcroh Observer says that the damage
to the roads in Piscataqais county must be very
great. In Foxcroff, it Is claimed that ii will
quire at least $1,000 to place the roads in good
condllloh As they were before the storm. 10 Dover
no doubt they have been served equally as bad.
The various mills IN that vicinity, all pretty
well protected against heavy freshets and therefore
no danger wai done them. But the wheels were
stopped and the hands allowed a little recreation
till the flood subsidized.
The measles still continue to prevail in our city
and we bear OF quite a number of sduts, smoug
them. one OF the assistant teachers Of our public
schools.
On Saturday last, Mr. Charles II. Knowles, a
citizen OF Lagrange, while engaged with a crew
OF meu Ia building a camp in the woods received
a bad fracture OF the leg, both bones being broke
rear the ankle He was at once taken to his home
where be was properly cared for.
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STATE NEWS.

Three young boys, thirteen, fourteen and fifteen
years of age, all of Msttawamkesg, were recently
brought before Trial Justice Caleb Estes of Vim,
for assaulting and cruelty abusing little daugh
ter eight years of age. of William Adams. AT
noon she started home from school, when the
above boys seized her and carried her into the
woods and shsmefully abused her. There great
Indignation in the community at such an outrage,
and the cowsrdy perpetrators will be justly dealt
with.
A considerably disfgured "mug' was the result
of an accident which happened to William Jones.
a colored man, who came to town last Saturday
and, as is supposed, imbibed too much fluid ex-
tract of rye. On returning, he fell from the car
risge, the wheels Of which, coming in contact
with the lower portion of his face. gouged out a
generous piece Of his under lip, ensrging his
mouth and diminishing by four the number of his
we'll set front teeth. [Houlton Pioneer.
The Journal says that another mad dog has
turned up in Androscogg,n county this time in
Lisbon. The dog created commoiion in that
town last week. aud was pursued by an armed
party as far as Webster Corner, when they lost
his track. On Saturday. Mr.. Brewer. Webster
farmer, heard . terrible quackiug among his
geese in the yard, and saw dog attacking them.
lie at once despatched the animal, and it proved
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PATENTS.
r. IL. EDDY.

M. 10 state ST.. opposite Kilby, Boston
Secures patents In the United States also in Great
Britain France and other foreign coun tries. Cop
les of the claims OF any Patent furnished by re-
hitting one dollar. Assignments recorded at
No Agency In the United States pos
esses superior facilities for obtaining Patents or
ascertalning the patentablity OF inventions.
Il. Ill. EDDY Solicitor OF PATENTS.
Testi m ntalsi
81 regard Mr.. Eddy one of the mo tcapable
and successful practitioners with whom have mad
ofica intercourse, CHARLES MASON,
CommisslonerOf Patents.v
"lnventors cannot employ person more trust.
worthy more capable oil securing for them an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent
Ofce.b
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Conmissione r of Patcnts,,'
BOSTON, October 10, 1870.
X. II EDDY, ESQ Dear Sir: you procured for
me, in lsiO, my first patent. Since then you have
acted for anu advised me in hundreds OF cases. and
procured many patents, reissues and extensions.
have occasionally employed the best agencies in
New York, Philadep pima and Washington. but l
still give you almost the whole OF my business, in
your line, and advise others to employ you.
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston. Jan. |, 1879. lv3
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superior Court-Judgs whit. house.


Readftld Wooden Go. vs.. John Carr Ia this
case, the jury brought in sealed verdict this
morning They found in in favor of the delft
No. 50, Jeanette Carlton vs.. Joseph Cailtor-
Pillsbu,y for rtf.; S. & l.. Ticomb for deft
Action upon account annexed, amounting to
S213s5 The principal item OF charge is $3.50,
for So 10 weeks work at 80 per week. Other
small items are for supplies furnished and for
labor of PITS minor SON II appears that the ptf.,
who was then widow, kept house and worked
for the def. year or two, without any agreed
price for her wages, and the married him. The
match turn ed out badly and she obtained divorce
within the past year for cruel and abusive treat
ment The court gave her an allowance OF $3.50,
in lieu OF alimony and dover. The def. files an
account in Offset, amounting to over VI 900, for
hoard Of ptt 5 minor children aud for some peces
saries furnished them. The divorce proceedings
were not introduced by either party in this case
and have no bearing here. 1t is to be regretted
that when an allowance is made by the court to
a divorced wife, it should not put an end to all
unliqudated pecuDary claims existing between
the parties. The jury had been out about an
hour without coming to en- agreement, when the
court was obliged to adjourn without a verdict.
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The Indians.

OMAHA, December ). Capt Dempsey of the
% infantry, With guard of soldiers, passed here
last night with II Nez Pcices prisoners, who came
into Lspwa agency, Idaho, in two parties, from
Sitting Bull $ camp. Tue prisoners state tina,
Sitting Bull has great number of warriors, but
the Nez Perces braves are treated as slaves BY the
Sioux. Capt Dempsey states that Lapwai is a
perfect Indian Acadia, the 100 Indians on the
reservation being sef-supporting, with the ex.
ceptior that the government furnished the sgri.
cultural instruments.
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R,pid Walking.

Miss Helene Freeman walked her AZ miles in
ton hours, yesterday, with 20 minutes to spare.
Her quickest mile, the last, WAS made in 10 min
utes, IS seconds. She was flesh and in good con-
dition vt the close.
But the most excitement was manifested in the
10 mile race, which was won by Warren Taylor.
in hour ~ minutes and 40 secoL ds and therefore
won the $50 medal. l.. Arnold made the next
Quickest time, 10 | hour, i3 minutes. % seconds,
and large purse was raised for hun by bis
the city. Granite Hail never before held so eS-
cited crowd rs that of last night.
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NEW BY TELEG kAfH
TO rHh-
iia,lQ hsnnfusf ) nurnal
MAINE NFNs BY TELEGR APH.
Fatal a ccident.

Fatal = ccident.
PORTLAND December 5. DR.. X. +. Jenness
OF Saccarsppa was instantly killed at the Grand
Trunk depot 10 that town at l23J to day. He
acconpan led his niece into the car aud leaped
OF after II had started His feet slipping, he fell
U nder the train and four wheels OF the rear car
passed over his bead crushing il badly. He was
about AZ years old AID was active physician oi
the old school. HIS wife had lately died and hi,
niece WAS returning from the funeral.
Marine New.
Baique w. W. Thomas, of this city, Boyd, New
York for RIO Jsnero, with general cargo, put
into Vineyard Haven to-day with loss Of loboom,
j lbs, etc, 10 gale.
Railroad Matters.
BANGOR, December ). At meeting of the
bonduo ders of the European i North American
ra ilway, to-day. trustees Hon. Hannibal Hamhn
and w. b. Hayf ford made their annual report,
showing Il at for the year ending Sept. 80 the
gr,ss earnings wee $3.50 1920. Working ex
pense., $3.50 2j0.13. Net earnings, SIPS, j22. A..
There Is no floating debt aga INST the trustees, ell
purchases being for cash The road and equip.
ment have been greatly improved during the past
year. Tie actual operating expenses thu. year
were less than last, though ii appears larger for
the reason Of material put into the road aud addi-
tons 10 rolling stock being greater, and are put in
working expenses. All expense of changing
gauge has been paid.
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TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION IN
ONO.
Several Ven Killed and Wounded, and
Property Destroyed.

COLUMBUS, December 5. A large boiler used
at the Hayden rolling MILL exploded this after
noon, walle a number of workmen were standing
around, killing Richard Berry, aged 10, whose
he ID WAS blown nom his body.
Richard freeman, aged II, was tern bly, scalded
aud bruised. and died III lew moments after be
ing taken from the RUNS Of the boiler house
William Lewis, aged II, is badly, and it is
feared fatally injured
George Bell bad his head cut open bv fragme nts
OF the boiler, but may recover.
John 1 ainer was terribly sCslded aud other
wise badly injured.
Michael McCarty, furnace boy was badly in
jured.
The boiler was made OF quarter inch iron, was
about 80 feet long, aud had been in use some
years. Ii is stated that there were three gauges
Of water IN 1t when the explosion occurred
The steam drum was torn in strips. a twenty
foot section being thrown through frame build
Ing, theme across a wide street and through ten
inch brick wall, finally striking large apple tree
about 800 feet iron the starting point.
All The mill buildings in the neg hborhood of
the boiler house are wrecks.
farmer who was unloading scrap iron near
he boiler house. was thrown some distan &c by the
explosion, and had both legs broken, and was 9TH
erwise seriously cut by flying missiles.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, December ), 1878.
FLOUR-Exra spring 5.Ooa30O; western $50
Southern l5.
WHEAT No Red Winter a.; No. 81 4
"a cash ssl December; No. Chicago Spring.
- s31s cash; 81 December; Si4sa2- January
S+s Feb; No. 5. 69a rejected o4n.
CORN Sales, 3l4 a3l. cash; 3l1sa-- Dec.
3l1sa3lk Jaa.; rejected. 27}aa
OATS 20-s-- cash; ----a20- December
Jan. Z1A 235. Feb; rejected, IL.
RYE -4h.
BARLEY -95-a9j cash; 9,-a93-- December;
Jan 10.
PUkk-Cash IS -a675-; December 7O-a-
j n. 92% Feb $50.
LARD-Cash 5i!laa5 67Js Dec. 5.671saOO; Jan.
5.70-a5.1U; Feb 5.sIs.
BULK MEArS-Shoulders SOaa5, short lib
sides 2!5 ae0; short clear rib Ara, clear sic es
IAa--.
WHlSKEY-l06
FREiGITS- Corn to Buffalo Ga cents wheat
y cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-06

The annual meeting of the Board of Managers
of the Maine Industrial School for Girls was held
At the office of Rev DIR. Allen the Superintendent Mt
in Hallowell, on Wednesday, 4th inst. Hon. Sid
ney Pelhsm, President, and Messrs. Rowel
Kingsbury, Baker, Nash and Mrs. Sampson, were
present. The school was found to be in a flour
ishing condition, and the past year has been one
of great prosperity to it. An interesting letter
from the Hon. John l.. Stevens, U. S. Minister at
Stockholm was read. urging the erection of anoth-
er building AT a meeting of the Industrial School
Corporation, the resignation of Rev. G. F. Pen
ney, as trustee on account of pressing profession
al engage ments, was received and accepted Rev.
Horace w. Tilden of Augusta, was elected in his
place. Hon. Sidney Pelham was re elected Pres
idept; Hon. Benz kingsbnry and Mrs. Mary II.
Flsgg were reelected trustees; Maj. +. Rowell,
Treasurer, and Chas. Z. Nash, Secretary. The
Board of Managers appointed II. X. Baker, E
R,well and Chas. L. NASH Executive Committee.
Mrs Z. S. Hutchinson was unanimously re- elected
Matron. Mrs. Gibson has been obliged to
resign as Housekeeper on account of i'll health,
and the Board extended 10 her a vote of thanks,
for the efficient manner in which she has perform
ed her duties; Mrs. Ellen A. Simpson of Bath was
chosen Mrs. Gibson's successor. The following
lady visitors were elected for the ensuing year:
Mrs l. D. Sturgis. Augusta; Mrs. o. William
son, Augusta; Mrs. c. Danforth, Gardiner; Mrs.
!. d. White G ardiner; Mrs. II. X. Baker Halo
Giddngs, Bangor; Mrs. s. q. Ssrgent, Augusta I.
Mrs, A. D. Knight, Hallowell; Mrs. S. Hamilton.
Saco; Mrs. j. Z. Fernald, Portland, Miss C, NJ.
Farwel, Rocklsnd.
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S31,ljl so


Yesterday, Benz. Smith Of Appleton had hear.
ing in regard to- State pension, the matter being
referred to the Governor and Council by the las,
Legislature. Hiram Bliss. E-q of Washington,
appeared foi Mr.. Smith. No decision reached.
Psrdons were granted the following persons
who have very nearly served ont their time in the
State Prison, aud who have been well behaved
convicts:
Charles w. Harmon of Aroostook, for arson.
Franklin G. Stevens of Belfast, for burglary
George A. Brown of Mlllbridge, for larceny.
Petitioners for the pard Of Lendall G. Foote
Of Portland, had leave to withdraw.
The Council adj burned to the 18th
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Condensed IELE(.RAM :.

Gov. Hampton took the oath of office yesterday.
He is convslescing
The North Missouri hotel and four stores, al
Kirkville. Mo, are burned Loss $4,000
The City Touring mills, Logansport, Ind, are
burned. Loss SIS, 900.
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Rr rNnnH L.

Rev. Mr.. Ecob, pastor of the Congregational
church u this CITY, has arrived in New York from
Europe, but will not resume his pastoral labors
until the first Of January.
Rev Mr.. Tilden, of this city, has been chosen
one OF the Trustees of the Maine Industrial School
for Girls.
The Rev. Mr.. Goodenougn of Belfast thinks
that the fish that swallowed Jonah was selfish
ness. We suppose that is Of fl h-al.
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Railroad Troubles.

Ii is stated that both Blaine and Ben ii i'll are
preparing speeches the Southern election
frauds.
Railroad Troubles.
It's s'a'ed that troubles between the Unio n
Pac tic and Pacific Mail are about settled. A new
freight aud passenger is being under considera-
ton. Tue recent circular Issued by President
Babcock, relative to the new rates, premature.
as the contract between the railway snd steamship
company, does not expire until after this week
Cipher Dispatches.
i, is t,ted that a number of cipher dispatches
which SEED between the repaid ans at Isllshas-
see aud New Orleans during the election count,
are in poss ssion of the Potter committee.
Weather.
Weather, cloudy, colder, wind west 50 degrees.
Lie Insurance Case.
The Manhattan Life Insurance Co. refuse to
pay $1,000 Insurance Gu the life OF Israel / Ct
guson, VINO had paid his premium eleven years,
on tie ground of suicide, which was caused by
much Interest.
Mill Burned.
BALLAsToN December. 5. Vests cotton mill
is burned. Loss, 500 900; insured S2s 900.
A Maine Seaman Dead.
Mate Isiah Elder, aged 45, OF Brunswick, Me
died Wednesday at sea, on the brig, Kate Me
Doughal. Tue vessel arrived in New ork on
Thursday, from Turks Island.
Railroad Matters.
The Northwestern rail- DAD, to-day, declared a
divide nd OF 2 per cent. on preferred stock and
per cent. on common stock
Attempted Murder.
As Dr. Ball of Trinity Theological Seminary,
was sitting his study last evening. pistol ball
crashed through the window and he narrowly es-
capped beng Killed. After the shot he saw man
running away.
After the meeting Of the board of coatrol Of
coal companies, this z. NJ, it was stated that
millions OF tous of coal bad been added to the
quota Tor December, making eighteen millions of
tons this year, against two million last year. 1t
was stated no action h al been taken about con-
tinuing the combination.
Fears for a Vessel.
Two persons, names unknown, and Mrs. Durt,
" ife Of Capt Veal. the only passenger. on the
steamer Herman Ludwig, which sailed from Au
twerp Sept Is. has uot been head from since.
She was bull: of iron at Antwerp, in 1870 aud was
1905 tons and had general cargo.
The MOrmons.
Two out of five wives of a Mormon left him
Yesterday "a he was about to start for Utsn. He
gave up the trip aud took the other three
wives and eight children to Williamsburg. and is
hunting up the two deseriers.
Gold.
Gold opened at 100 Ia.
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ILLINOIS.


SPkSGFIELD, ID cembel D. Michael Myrck,
miner and school DIRECTOR and Michael Gotfagan,
mine Inspector, are arrested on acquisition Of
the Gov. of Peun, fJr murder. Testimony shows
that ole Durkn was shot by Myuck aud Gotiagan
finished the job by knocking oat hi, brains with IA
weight.
Fire.
A livery stable at Petersburg IS burned and Is
horses consumed
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. December s. ISIS.
Money loaned a! j at WI call and closed al B.
per cent
demand.
Gold opened at 1874. aud closed Mt 100.
Carrying rates la3 per cent. Borrowing rates
)-al.
Clearings, ell 56s 900. Custom receipts, go 200
Treasury discussed $40 60 interest," sllo, 1000 for
bonds.
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NASSACIil SETS.
Killed.

BosToN, December 5. The stranger killed by
the Boston train a; Bradford Junction last uight
WAS identified as Michael MahoDey of Lawrence
Indicted.
Norfolk county grand jury, at Dedtam, yes
teidsy, indicted conductor Hartwell, of the Old
Colouy railroad, fer manslaugh ,er, charging him
with criminal carelessness in causing the W olias
ton disaster.
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FORrY.FIFTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, Dtce nber 5
Senate.
SECOND SESSION.

WASHINGTON, Dece mber B.
Senate.
The special committee on the yellow fever in
vestgatloa authorized by the resolution of Harris
are Matthews, Lamar, Paddock, Conover Gar
land aud Eu,tlf.
The following changes in the standing commit.
tee of the Senate were made by unanimous con-
sent Eaton of Conn. retiretrom the appropriations
and " aliace of Penn. takes his place; Wallace
retires from foreign relations, and Morgan takes
his place; Ferry of Michigan, at his own request,
was excused from special committee to inquire in
to Senator COnover's connection with the omission
of the Hot Springs clause from the sundry civil
Appropriation bill; Dawes was appointed to bis
place, but subseque ntly he was excused upon his
request, as WAS also Davis OF Illinois, leaving
Randolph the only member not excused.
The Senate at 30 vent into the executive SEES
sion, when the doors opened and the Senate
adj oui ned until Monday.
Morrill, submitted resolution calling upon the
Secretary of the Treasury for information as TO
the amount of deposits IN the treasury to the
CT edit of the Freedman's Saving and Trust Com
pany, Watcher the Interest should be allowed
thereon, the expenses the commission to settle at
fairs OF that company, and what Legislation Is
necessary to fually close up he Affairs OF the com
pspy and have the commissioners retire. lie
said he Understood the commissioners were willing
to retire, but could not do 50 under the law. la
his opinion the orig nsl managers of this nstitu-
ton should have been crimlnaliy prosecuted. a.
greed to-
Withers moved that he bill reducing tobacco
tax be referred TO finance committee, he SAID
1t failed TO be referred st the last session, bat
on examination of the record II WAS found it had
been referred
Mr.. Eaton of Conn, by request, introduced a
bill for the relief OF vessel OF the United States
Off ed by aliens.
Refe red 10 the committee on commerce.
House.
Singleton, Gom appropriations, reported the con-
su lar and lpi. matte appropriation hi; referred
to COMMITTEE OF the whole, 10 be made special or
der ON Tuesday.
Clymer, from the same committee reported the
naval appropriation bill referred TO committee Of
the whoe.
Joues of New Hampshire introduced bill reg.
ulating the rank oil chapa ns in the navy; referred
A yellow fever commits ,on resolution was then
adopted.
Adjourned till Monday.
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Boston Stock List.

SALES at the Brokers' Board.l
Boston. december s, 1873.
Boston Il Maine Railroad, los -aI0Sa
Eastern Railroad, l3-al2%
Portland, Saco u Portsmouth Railroad, 9Ja9
Bos ton n Maine Railroad new bOnds) llB-ai l61s
Eastern Railroad (new bonds) 72La73
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Willie Metcalf, son of w. II. Metcalf of Lis
bon, whe was sutfocated with gas in Boston last
week has died. The bodies of father and son
were brought home Tuesday.
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EASTEtA AFFAIRS.

PARIS December 5. A rumor on the Bourse
SAYS another convention between England and
Turkey, cedes to England the poit of Alexsndli-
eta, seaport of North Syria, on the east coast of
the bay OF Skanderug.
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Notice to Our Patrons.

On account of the occasional l., OF money when
transmitted 5v mai, desire IN t All remittance-
TO u be de Oy Pc tai or,ierNr Reg isteicd etter
at our eXpen t; aS We calnot he respon lille ior
Its safe delivery otherw ise.
PUBLISHERS OF .Ia.URNAL
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The Gospel Banner is opposed TO church fairs,
and after quoting from Moody the subject,
says: "rhe church far business is an evil of
OF which here is no metropolitan monopoly
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We, the down street members of the Cushnoc
Heights Gun Club, hereby challenge any five
members of said Club on Cushnoc Heights or any
picked five men in kennebec county, to shoot MS
a score of 20 shots each man, ten single and Eve
double glass balls cross Shots the defeated party to
pay for the ball. Per order of
FIVE Down STREET MEMBERS.
This Il to give notice that all citizens trou bled
with Cough or Cold should at once procure a bot.
tie Of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price Is cents.