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HI OIL O w A VS.
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0oroSentiden 2lolS,

,ur l1sbsrfabrt tenusen.
Rit Iampii6iFen br5 Rrrbtsutlten 2lcsb
nurosu bis Gnbe 1876 ubsr 625,000 TerIpuCn
befDrhert.
Die Dampfcr eterrr Gcmpasnis:
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FINAL sETTLEMENT NOTICE.

FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to all creditors or
others interested in the estate of Mary Ann
Schockley, Sarah Ann Lee and Oliver II.
Lee, that /, o. w. Schoekley, Guardian of
said estate will make final settlement thereof
at the next term of Probate Court of Gas
conade County, State of Missouri, to be held
at Hermann on the second Monday of May
1873
O. W. SCHOCKLEY,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-20
District Court of the United states.
District of Maine.

In the matter of
jams Savage, ; n, IN
Bankrupt, p"hAiup'oE'
THIS is to Civ. notice that petition has been
Il presented to the court this twenty first day of
November 1873, by james Savage OF Augusta in
sald District, bankrupt individually and as a
member OF the III ms of savage Berry 4 Co.. and
Powell, McCabc and Co., praying that he may be
decreedt TO have II full discharge from all his debts,
IN iividual and co-plrtnershlp provable under the
Bankrupt Act; and upon reading said petition,
1T is ORDERED by the court that Il hearing lie
nai upon The same on the first Monday of
February, d. 1879, before the court in
Portland in said District. at 10 o'clock a.
NJ, and that notice thereof be published Ia the
Daily Kennebec journal, and he Daily Portland
Advertiser, new papers printed in said District.
once week for three successive weeks, and once in
the Weekly kennebec journal, and the Weekly
Portland Advertiser, the last publication TO be
thirty days at least before the day OF hearing and
that all creditors who have proved their debts and
otber persons N interest, NAV appear at said time
and place. and show cause, if any they have, why
the prayer of said petition should not be granted.
WV. Z. PREBLE,
Clerk of the District Court for said District
wdec4.& ideci-ll is
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NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

Notice is hereby given that Charles +. Parin
and lillian j Morgrdge, both of Hallowell, In
the county OF Kennebec and State of Maine, in.
dlvidually aud as N embers OF the firm OF Parlin 4
Morg ldge, have this day assigned TO me all their
property except such as is by law exempt from
attachment and execution, for the benefit OF their
creditors, in accordance with the provisions of
chap. 10 OF The Revised Sta utes. and acts amenda.
tory thereto, ami three months IRON the execulio
OF said assignment are allowed for said creditors
to become parties thereto.
HERBERT N. HEATH.
Augusta, Me-, Nov. y, 1878. novl5f3w
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NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given that Horace Parlin and
~ Charles +. Parlin, both of Haoweil, in the
County of Kennebec and State of Maine. individu
ally and as members OF the firm of II. Parlin 4
Sen. have this day assigned to me all their proper.
ty, except such as is by law exempt from attach
ment and execution, for the benefit OF their cred
tors in accordance with the provisions Of Chap 20
ofthe Revis ed Statutes and acts amendatory there
TO, and three months from the execution of said
assignment are allowed for said creditors to
become parties thereto.
HERBERT NJ. HEATH.
Augusta, Me-, Nov. ~, ISIS. noy25 l3w
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~ "A MTEn GOOD AGENT to
y" EAUV IA canvass Augusta and
the adj lining t WINS for tn best selling house.
hold article in the world. Tip top prof 5. write
at once to n y. Manufacturing Coz & inton
Place. New York de ,-lw
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legal advertisements.
Notice or Assignee OF His Appointment.
In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.

Charles X. Libby and Henry
Day, Partners. as Day 4 Libby, III nauAruptcy'
Bankrupts,
DISTRICT OF MAINE, S.:
A. Lewiston. the 18th day OF October, A. D. 1878.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap.
poinment as Assignee OF Alldis w. Day, and
Charles X. Libby of Lewiston, in the County OF
Androtcoggin, and Henry Day of Monmouth, in
the County OF kennebec, and State Of Maine.
Wltnn SAID District, VINO have been adIudged
Bankfnpts apon their own Petition, indiv idually
and as members of the firm of Day h Libby, by
the District Court of said District
ii. A. WHEELOCK, Assignee.
Dov2l-tSw3w
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AL soErs Of Toys and Notions at Piper's.
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THE WEEKLY
kennebec Journal,
Is . Large Thirty-SiX Column Paper,

Not excelled in size by any other paper in Maine
and by only few in other States.
1t contains carefully prepared Political Articles
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to the State Government; Reports of the doings
of Congress; Local and State News; Reports Of
the Markets at home and abroad we'll selected
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kEANEBEC COUNTY In Probate Court at
augusta on the fourth Monday Of Norember 1878.
< lRtNA Y. WEEKS, Guardian of Maria j.
- Weeks Geo l.. Weeks and Daniel s. Weeks OF
Nassaiboro', said County. minors having petition.
ed for license 10 sell at public auction or private
SALE the following real estate of said wards, the
proceeds TO be placed on interest, viz: All the
IN crest of said wards In "a lot OF pine trees, one
hundred and ten in number, on the homestead
farm OF the deceased father:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Monday OF
December next in the Kennebec journal, anews.
paper printed in Augusta, that all persons interest
ed may attend at Court of Probate then to be
holden at Augusta, and show cause, il any, why
the prayer OF said petition should not be q anted.
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register. 3w5ls
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

United States Circuit Judge William d. Woods Of
Alabama Is NJ the Metropolitan. James T. Fields Of
Boston; Judge Dayic L. Follett, OF tho New YORK
Suprsme Court, and Attorney Geaeral Augustus
Schoonmaksr Jr, OF Albany, at the Fifth Avenue.
Senator Henry ~ Teller Of Colorado Is at the A,tor
Captain T. Ferguson, United states Navy, Is at The
ST. Nicholas. Professor c. n. Mead. OF Andovcr Theo
logical Seminary, and Professor Charles A. Aiken, Of
PRINCETON College, are At the Everett General 7. L
chngman, OF North Carolina. Is at the New York.
Senator Charles Hughes, OF Sandy HILL N y, - al
tho Sturtevant. Row DR.. Bransrd, OF Auburn, N Y,
Is At tho Brunswick. General John q. Robinson. of
Bnghamton Is ut tho Coleman. Hermann winckci.
mann, Swedish Vice Consul at Aux Cayss Hayti. u
at the Union Square. J. N. Camden. OF West vir
ginil, Is at the W indsor.
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CoLLIERY BUILDINGS BURNED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ST. CLAIR, Pa. May 30, 1878.
A brilliant spectacle was witnessed here Tonight
G. W. Johns Brother's coliiery caught irc about
O'Clock aud IN a short t,mo the whole structure vas
cnveopcd dazzling flames that illuminated the
rounding country brightness OF day. For twenty
m,ics around tho heavens reflected the igh. causing
alarm all over schuyki county. THO nre departments
OF ST. Clair and Potisvo wore tho scene, but
tho nrc was beyond control Tho props supporting
tho costly machinery were burned away and tho
elevators and rollers fell distance OF 100 feet 10 tho
ground with noise like tho boom OF cannon md
sending up showers OF sparks that were wbritd all
directions, some OF them falling on adjoining build
iugs and setting them on Ire. The
element attending the nre VAS intense, poo
pie rushing 10 The sccno from all parts OF
the surrounding neighLorhood. In about two
hours the whole structure was destroyed. II was
butt IN 1861 md employed $50 men aud bows. who will
be out OF work. fLc coiiery wac worth about
si0U, 900, and was insured for 81. 800 IL tho
only coiliery In this vicinity that working. and
ITS loss Is great blow to tho Tho origin VI he
ire Is unknown, ycs Il Is intilnAtcd that tho Coui.
munsts are Responsible Tor II.
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WAR DRPARTnkxr,
OFFICE OF the CniEf SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsmiSeroS, May al A. n.
Jnd,egfious

WAR DKPARTHkSr,
OFFICE OF rnE Cnigf SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsniSeroS, May ILL A. ii.
Indications
For tho Middle Atlsntic states, rising barometer.
diminishing northoastcry winis cooler, cloudy
weather aud occasional rains, followed by warmer,
clear or partly cloudy weather.
For New England, falling followed by rising la.
romctcr, Increasing east TO north WINDS nearly sta.
tionary temperature. cloudy weather and frequent
rains clearing away tho WESTERN aud southern por-
tions.
For tho lake region, rising followed ny falling
barometer northeast 10 southeast winds, stationary
or slowly rning temperature, clear partly cloudy
weather and possibly followed along Lakes Superior
anu Michigan by rain arcaa
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
valleys falling barometer. increasing cast TO south
wincs and cloudiness. rising or stationary tempera
tor, and rain areas followed In tho latter by rising
barome ter ana cooler northcriy winds.
Tho Missouri II yer continues slowly rising below
Omaha
cautioaary signals continue at Duluth. smi,hviIie,
Wilmington, Cape Lookout, Capc Haitoras. KITTY
Hawk, Cape Henry, Norfolk. Cape Msy. Barnegat,
Atlantic Cny, sandy Hook and arc ordered Tor New
London Newport Woods Hole, Boston and
Tbatchsr,s Island.
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RELIGIOUS ANNIVERSARIES.

MEETING OF THE AMERICAN BOARD OF COM
MissIoNERs or FOREIGN MISSIONS.
BosroS, Mass, May 80, 1873
At the meeting Of the American Board Of Commis-
sioncrs for Foreign Missions last evening" Row. H. q.
Ozark tho secretary called attention to tho following
statistics There IS missions, 81 stations and 53i
out.stat,ons, among nations speaking 20 different
languages, with population Of 1Oo,ooo.ooo total
working forco from America, $50; total native labor
ers, l102 churches, 262; church mombers, H. 500 !;
total number undcr Instruction, 2594o. L,rger
tfibutons are needed TO meet urgent calls from all
parts OF the Hold Addresses wero made by Rev. Mr.
Hartwe, missionary from Western emma; Rov. Mr..
Jordan, OF Japan; President Clark, VI the Agricu.
tural College, and others.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.

by THE SENATE COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, May 80, 1878
Among other amendments 20 the River and Harbor
Appropriation bill reported from tho Senate Com
hitlee on Commerce last evening tho iolowing:-
The appropriation for tho Improvement Of the Har.
lem River is from $780, 600 $500 900, and
that for Boston harDor from 10000 to $4,000. Tho
committee insert appropriation OF $780, 900 Tor tho
harbor Of Dunkirk, N. Y, ana report an amond-
meut the bill introduced by Mr. Cockroli In March
last, authorizing Tho President to appoint 'Missis-
sppi Rivor Improvement Commission" consisting OF
nve engineers. TO mako such surveys ana examlna-
tious as may DO deemed necessary and tako
sheraton plans and estimates tor the improvement
o! that river
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wANToN SHOOTING OF NEGROES.
WASHINGTON. uay 40 1873.

WASHINGTON, May 30 1873
About twelve o'clock to-day, during target shoot
lag ut Bsnnings course by Colonel Burnsldes party
OF long range riasmen, two white men camo up tho
eastern branch IN u skin, and when opposite tho tar
get nrod TWO shots at the two coored mon employed
in tending tho target and painting Il, woanding both
OF thom In the head and lace. Ono OF them, Edward
Irving was shot In the face and breast, aud "a In
critical condition., tho other. ThomIs Gibson, was
badly hurt IN tho boad and back Alter they fired in
this wanton mani cr they passed up stream. whore q
large picnic was being hold In The woods Their
names are not known.
The facts were nj reported 10 the station at
Bcnnings anu word was ut once teicgraphod TO Lieu
tenant Johnsons station 10 send officers tho place
designated and arrest tho guilty party.
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TRAIN ROBBERY.

UNION PACIFIC CARS BOARDED BIZ MASKED
MEN.
SALT LAKE CRY, Utah, May 80, 1878.
About twelve O'Clock last night party OF Jour
masked mon boarded tho wcst bound passenger train
Just alter IL left Percy Station, entered tho middle
sleeping Cur and proceeded to rob the passengers
They took watch and 800 from one OF tho passon-
gers, $50 and tickets from another and gold watch
and SIS from the sleeping car conductor. At that
time some ono pulled The bell cord, and the robbers
becoming frightened, jumped on They fred three
shots into the sleeper without injury TO the passen
gers Tnsy struck one oil the passenger with Pts
loi, cutting his scalp IL all In three
minutes, and the robbers disappeared In tho dark
before tho train stopped Tho ground being wot
thar trail was discovered NJ daylight thus morning
anu large force OF armed men started IN pursuit.
Tho Union Pacific Railway Company has offered "a rc-
ward oil 81. 900 Tor tho arrest OF tho robbers
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WANTED IN CHICAGO.

Police Headquarters recently received a despatch
from Superintendent Hickey, Of Chicago, calling Tor
tho arrest OF Coleman Csary, charge OF cmbczzo.
mcni. Yesterday Coleman was taken into custady by
Detective Dam md locked up In tue Central
Once. IL appears that the prisoner had
taken passage Tor Ireland and embarked at three n.
secret instructions that the prisoner on board,
but unable TO Ind him until the vessel had gone
beyond Sandy Hook. Gcary, whom discovered. freely
returned IN the pilot boat with this officer and sur.
ed two drats--one OF G32 ana another OF f5-
which, no said, were part Of the embczzed money.
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WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

The POTTER coMMIrTEE-REAsoys GIVEN FOR
SECRET sEssIoSs-LEssoNs OF EXPERIENCE
IN THE MATTE. OF INvEsTIGATIoSs-IN-
DIcATIoNs OF IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTS.
WASHINGTON, May 80, 1873
Ia just to Mr.. Potter and his explain
thatths reason why they have determined 10 keep
their sessions secret Is that the committee
named great number OF hiuts, suggestions and as
scrtions OF fraud, many OF them involving the names
OF prominent persons, have como TO the charm al.
Mr. Potter does not think proper the persons
thus, for the most part irresponsbly accused, that
these charges should be dung before public He and
the committee think It better, all accounts, that
the sitting process snail be done in private and that
only when substantial proof OF wrong doing Is OBJ
tanned shall this be laid before the public
There is good deal TO be said Tor this view, but Il
must be said, tho other hand that inyestga.
lions have never been OF much public aud
and reports more loss false, always creep and
often do more damage to private character than the
most public investigation. The committee may Keep
It's secrets but the witnesses do not and thoy give Tor
tho most part sidod accounts 10 the press which
magnify AMI distort tho facts Ear moro than public
proceedings OF tho committee could do. Washington
has for long time been file that evidence
was ready duplicating important persons In electoral
frauds Secret Investigations will only proio ng the
lie OF these rumors. most OF winch arc probably
false, whereas open would enable the public
10 judge at once OF the crcdblity OF witnesses
thus como TO an immediate and just conclusion. Tho
most important OF recent years IN Con-
gross have been public such the Credit Mobier
inquiry, that concerning the District Of Columbia a
fairs, that about the Emma ne. and In fact oil that
have been effective and useful
II Is said hero tonight that OF the members Of
tho committee, who has been IRON the first known
to BIO opposed to the inquiry and has expected
suits from II, says to friends to-day that he has
changed his mind and that he has satisfactory
reasons for believing that the investigation 10 neces
sary and Will bear fruit important revelations
THE Al TOURNAMENT QUEsrIoN-YEARs OF A
DEADLOCK ON THE ARMY BILL.
II is generally understood that the Senate will to-
morrow concur In tho House resolution fixing the ad
journment Tor June II. There are Tears OF
deadlock between tset houses on tho Army bill II
is understood that tho Senate Committee on Military
Affairs will report against any decrease OF tho army
and tho republicans Will also oppose the Knott amend
mont prohibiting tho of the army posse conf
tnius and tho general pelAi Is that will be difficult
to bring the House to rccede these two points. But
II the Senate tomorrow agroos fix the 18th OF Juno
tho day Of adjournment the OF conference on
this subject WILL at least, be FASTENED aud thoro will
be no timc TOR long debates.
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ARRESTED FOR MUTINY.


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nay 80 1878.
W. 8 Brackeo. William Parnoil, Lewis Johnson and
John IL Brown, cclorod sailors the schooner Curtis
Tilton which left this port for Cuba, arraigned
this afternoon before United States Commissioner
Smith, charged with mutiny. Whom the vessel. winch
left Yesterday got lar Chester, the refused
10 MI The casks with water As they persisted in dis
obeying orders the captain called his the police
Of Chester, and this morning tho mutlneors wcro
brought TO this city in irons. Tho captain testified 10
the iacts the case, concluded
10 hold the defendants until tomorrow, when tho
case will be taken into Court The mon deny that
they refused work.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-31
CONTRADICTORY STORIES.

Joseph Rundbacb. who keeps Jeweiry store at No.
~ Alien street, aud Lyman Nelson. OF No. sos u
Broomc street. had a business quarrel yesterday
which resulted 10 both appearing with officer ri.
the central once. IL appears from what kundbach
sad that Nelson entered hts (iundbach's) store 10
trsdo sonc rings; that he profsrci spurious gold
ring To return Tor three cameo rfngs and that alter
the pagan was consuinmatsd he found no had beon
cheated that he vent Ia pursuit. o; Nelson aud sue
cecncd Ia catching hin and holding him until tho
ARRIVAL OF officer. Nelson, however. told n differ
ont story. lie alleged that tho j.wclicr stole tho
riugs and also stole his gold wascD from his vest
POCKET. Nelson locked up and will be arraigned
n Court c.dny.
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BURNED 10 DEATH.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO Tue HERALD /

[DY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD
HARRISBURG, Pa, May 30, 1878.
A lady named Horncr, aged about eighteen years,
and residing nj Granville, noar this city, was fatally
burned whilo sitting In n chair sowing. Sno had
placed tallow candle In u socket OF the chair and
the namo was municatsd to her dress. She
rushod Stairs sheet o. hre apd threw herself
into u small stream near by but not In ume 10 save
her lite, her clothing having nearly all been burned
OIL hor body she died soou alter The house IN
which tho nro originated narrowly escaped dcstruc-
stnn
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WISCONSIN CENTRAL RAILWAY.

MILWAUKEE,. May 80, 1878.
Tho annual meeting Of stock holders Of the Wisconsin
Central Runway was held hero to-day. Mcssra Sam
uei Could OF Boston Hon. Ii. Palmer, OF Milwaukee
aud Matthew Wadci2h. OF Stevens Point whose
OF Office had expired, were reelected directors
subs quenty meeting of the Board Of Directors took
place aud Charles Colby was elected president and
uoasurer aud l.. II. Abbott vice president and sec.
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BANK FAILURE.
[py TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

DALLAS. Texas, May 80, 1873.
Another bank failure has occurred hcre to-day.
The Frat National Bark has gone into liquidation II
stopped paying checks at noon and. at The close OF
business this afternoon teearaphcd TO the comptrol.
Ter oil tho Currency az Washington that, owing 10
continuous OF three days aud nabity to realize
from assets, tho appointment OF receiver was asked
Tor Tho liabilities are large aud tho assets noininal
About $22 900 are due TO local dcpostora some ex-
clteIn enl exists In financial cLrclea
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LEGAL DISPUTE ARRANGED.
Nkw ORLEANS, May 80. Il

Ngw ORLEANS May so. 1878
BY the agreement Of all parties August. who vas
charged with selling illegal lottery Tickets, was
brought before tho Fourth Dis,rict Court At eleven
O'Clock this morning tho writ OF hsocas corpus madc
pcrcmptory and Auausu released. Judge Houston
ibcn granted an appeal from MS decision TO tho SUI
premc Court, wnere the whole matter will BIO tested