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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-18
ILLINOIS.


Fire.
CHICAGO, January II. Fire at Chaplin, yo>er-
day, eau, ID To-, OF Sl4 1000 destroying the post
office.
Suit.
The Finance Committee of the County Board
odsy decided to enter suit against Louis II.
lIuck. late County Treasurer, for the recovery Of
100000 the amount which the Third National
Bank owed him at the time of H. failure
Failure.
STERLING, January II. j. NJ. Patterson, bank
err, made an ignment to-day. Liabilities, $780,
900; nominal assets, 100000.
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FLORIDA.
NJ OrIissey Better.

JACKSONVILLE, January H. John Morrissey
passed more comfortable n ght than for three
nights. His physicians think there is a slight i'm
provement.
ment His symptoms to-night are :more favora-
bic, and do not anticipate immed late danger.
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SOUTH CAROLYN


COLUMBIA, January II. The House of Repre-
re-cntatlves, to-day. seated Johnston, rep. from
Sumter county where the election boxes were
stolen and destroyed to prevent the declaration of
the suit at the special election in December last.
En- Gov. Manning, also chosen in December, was
sworn in as Senator from Clarendon county. He
wa, governor before the war, and is brother.in-
law of Wade HAMPTON.
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Patrons OF Husbandry.

In accordance with previous notice members
OF the Legislature who belong to the Order of
Patrons Of HUsbandry. met in room No. 5 in the
State House. Wednesday evening. The meeting
was called to order by Hon. ID. IL. Thing, Of Mt.
Vernon, and organized by the choice of the follow
ing officers E. E. Parkhurst, Esq, of Maysville,
President, and Samuel Smith Cf Litchfeld, Sec
rotary. Hon. d. Ii. Thing, Master of Maine
State Grange, made some interesting remarks on
the influence and benefits of the order, followed
by members Of the different Oranges in all parts
of the State, who evinced lively interest in mat
tiers pertaining to the welfare Of the order. Ad-
journed to meet again Friday evening Of this
week in the same room.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York, January II. lbs
Money loaned at 4a7 per cent. on call. Foreign
exchange weak; sl-atsl for sixty days
and 1884 ASA lemand.
hold opened at .02-- and closed at lO2-.
Borrowing rates oa4ha7 per cent. and dat, and
carrying rate ia6a7.
Clearings $l6,629 100. Custom receipts, $500.
DOC, Treasury disbursed. $4,000 interest, t359..
coo Tor bonds.
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skouhsgan Locals.

Rev Henry Ward Beechef lectured At Cn,,u,n
hou ,r,o.s,v or.ri,r 90 ,ha l.,.,... ,.......-
~ '-' s''' i'o.u'e au-
uleLce ever Ralhefed 10 inns viiItse. The fine
.leighing enabled people to come from remote
TOWN. in all na,.s or S,,,ne,so, e,,,,, m. -.
a., -,
M pseonei MS 'Ifea'au'e III 'hl9 county, and
the rich treat Afforded the people was very hig "
sppreeiated, as shown bv the sze. character a nd
er,hr.ia-,, ~ tho .,d.ao. M e, -.
''0 "e i'N"H0'"i part
"l me enterprise was very successful proceeds
S)oVJ selng managed emery oy Col. Isaac Dyer.
Inc "MlhsuY oil cain was presented IN a
vailous move and practical aspects. Tho strug-
gle Tor wealth hat led men iom bSbarism 10
cNHlzaioh' II ah'rded grand let Ell for man s
como"'Vc quaHlles' Let the cruiser walk the
bosom OF Mother eailh Twelve hours per day, and
he would De rs gentle as amp. Idle people
w'ie ciuei ana ugly. StllAe' anu labor monopo-
hes were organized oy the ldle. Let them go to
"oIA anu lhey cease IN the race ior wealth to he a
dangerous classes Wealth hnally mnlstercd 10
sentiment ana taste. Ihen 1t locked hands with
"a man hl4hel nature ana assisted III keeping
me lower under Men Use by stepping on them
selves. An non had merits love to God aud
owe 70 III an An Tue hIgher glory OF goodness
"Ios'o rs py uIa"lus nom iie ant b.low The
maghoHa lee' "ltl It's "iesths OF white pellumod
Iausn cups swinging against the sky While IL.
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VIRGINIA.
Memorial Services.

RICHMOND, January II. The memorial cere-
monies of the Italians to-day, in respect to Victor
Emmanuel, were most credtabe. There was an
imposing procession, ane solemn requiem mass at
st. Peters Cathedral
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VI MASSACHUSETTS.
W DOL Meeting.

BosToN, January Il. The leading wool manu-
iacturers, dealers and importers, he Id meeting
here this afternoon, aud passed a resolution re
specially requesting that in revision of the tariff
duties on woods may be largely reduced if not
wholly removed; that mohsir, camel's hair alapa
ca and similar materials not produced in this
county, NAV be admitted free, and that dutie, ON
woolens may be fixed at a moderate rate, CORES
pondlng wi the scale adopted on other manutac-
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
Daily Asnnshse 5ousaal.
PORTLAND.


PORTLAND, January II. Capt. Mahoney OF
schooner NJ. 4. Drew, was examined Thursday
morning before District Atty Webb, at Portland,
on charge of neglect and cruelty in connection
with the freezing to death Of Samuel A. Talbot,
one OF the crew. and was discharged.
Marine Disasters.
Revenue steamer Dallas reports hauled off the
rocks at Fort Point, Monday, schooner Flying
Cloud, Portsmouth, y. H., full of water, keel and
rudder gone. Damage estimated at $3.50.
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THE LYNN LABOR TROUBLE.


BosToE, January Il. 1t is reported that A. NJ.
Woodi edge, shoe manufacturer at Lynn, has Sc
cesed from the manufacturers combination, torn
the iron clad resolution from his shop and sent
for his men to come back This action caused
great iubllation among the Crlspins, who claim
several manufacturers will follow this course to-
iav
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THE EASTERN WAR.
sULEIMAN PACHA FIGHTS A DEs-
PERATE BATTLE.

LONDON January II. A Constantinople des-
patch III the Standard says Sueimsn Pachs after
lighting from Latar Bazardjik to Phillipholis,
found the. Russians we're in great force and fought
a desperate battle, Tuesday, finally succeeding in
clearing the road to Adrianopls and continuing
his retreat th ither.
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OHIO.
A Noble {. II.

CINCINNATI, January l.. A special says Ex-
Gov. Wsshburne has given his residence and
grounds situated in Madison, Wis, valued at
100000, the State for the establishment of the
Industrial Reformstory School Tor Girls
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CALIFORNIA.


SAN Francisco, January Il. The annual re-
port Of the California Mining Cos, to-day, shows
a balance on hand beginning the year of 81 ,346, =
635 25; receipts, SlS9j0 6S2A2; disbursement,
S20,O9O, 2407f, including Sli,04O, 900. Balance on
hand, 800, 076 %.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Trinity Commandery, X. T., No. Z.
The STATED CONCLAvE for January will lie
held at Masonic Hall IN this city, on
Friday Afternoon, Jan. Is. at 3 o'clock.
No worA in the evening, and the officers and Sir
I'M gifts requested to be present in the after.
noon, to transact business.
BIZ ORDER OF THE +. G.
j. w. CLAPP, Recorder. janl7 TT
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PENNSYLV ANIA.
Shot.

WnkEsBARRE, January II. The Collector of
Ross township had lawsuit at Plymouth, yester-
day, with parties named Collins, in which he was
successful. When returning home about o clock,
near Hunlock's Creek, he shot, receiving in
jules which resulted fatally, while his son had a
narrow escape, bullet passing through his hat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-18

Rev. Joseph Kicker, u. D., purchased yester-
day, the homestead of Mr.. Z. u. Sorcross, on
Chestnut street this city, and will make it his
home. 1t is very desirable residence and stu
ated in favorable, pleasant locality. Dr. Kicker,
having for the past two years been absent from
the city the most of the time is now 10 return
permanently, to the qualification of his many
friends
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IofaI ann State Nems.
No meeting of the Grand Army to night.

The attention of the Sir Knights of Trinity
Commsndery is called to the notice Of the Record
or, to be found in our advertising columns in this
DAYS paper.
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NIDIANA.


CINCINNATI. January Il. At New Harmony,
Ind. yesterday, two school boys. Frank Adridge
and John Smith, aged about ID, engaged IN a
fight, aud Smith stabbed Aldridge five Tunes, ia
stanty killing hin.
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WoThmen's Meeting

The unemployed wolkmen of Boston arranged
for mass meeting on the Common next Satur-
day, when they will be addressed by L. NJ Coam.
berlalu, alter which procession will be formed
parsding through the principal streets and calling
upon the mayor at City Hall, TO whom they WI
present the resolutions that shall be adopted by
the meeting, expressing the demands of the work
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NEW JERSEY.
Court N alters.

NEWARK. January II. The grand jury, to dsv
made pre- eminent against John G.. Verriulye
warden of the Essex county penitentisly, fol
cruelty to the prisoners and Encouragement o.
his trust.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-18

Mr.. II. G. Williams is to begin the canvas Of this
city for T. S Arthurs latest and best temperate nee
work, the grsndest effort of his life in ii at d.
rection-entted "Sroug Drink-the Curse and
the Cure" 1ns work is ia tive divisions, the
first part being an intensely wrought Temperance
story. with the superb wor l-piuting which con,s
so naturally TO this noted wf,tr the subject
which he lift, into the region of spiritual laws
and force The second part shows the Effects Of
strong drink upon both the ,oul and the body.
Al lends of mora ref III Will desire to have
copy of this WORK. 1t is published by Hubbard
Bros cf Philadelphia. MIR. W Il ams intends to
canvas Augusta, Ila lowell, Sidney and Bolsr .dc
Capital joke.
A gentleman Of one Of the State Departments
kindly contributed five dollars worth Of cut flow
ers to one Of the tables in the hall for
tue benefit of the monument fln1, and
on ordering the same from the florists
NJ. +. Hutchinson y Co.. aci lentallv
signed the name of the State Officer, as be had
been accustomed 10 writing ff;isl letters. The
flowers were intended for the first evenings sale
al the hall and not being received the yousg man
became unea,y and tired Of waiting jr the flow
ers which be had promised, started out; and on
inquirlng OF Mr.. Horne, and also al the Express
office, learned that box had been received, di-
rected to Mr.. - which had been delivered to
his wife at the Augusta House, who appreciated
so handsome present., aud Immediately set TO
work arranging and distributing the same among
her lady and gentlemen fricnd-, which was motto
able among the latter, being decorated with but
ton-hoe bouquets etc The young man learning
ef bis mistake thought best ~ keep num-" and
order another lot
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FOREIGN.
The Queens Speech.

LONDON January II Ksrnan's special saws
the Queens speech had but little effect upon fnan-
ca markets, which are heavy.
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BANGOR.


BANGOR, lnuary Il. Luther II. Eaton, civil
engineer "a prominent citizen, long connected
with the interests of Bangor, died Thursday morn
Ing.
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Weather Indications Tor To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
warmer, partly cloudy weather, occasional light
snow, variable Winds stationery or lower pressure,
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" ASIiINGTON.
Hon. Eugene Hale Ill.

WASHINGTON, January II. Representative
Eugene Hale Is quite i'll, and is threatened with
typhoid pneumonia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-18

The house OF Joseph r. Jewett, in Winsow,
near China line, was burned early on Wednesday
morning. The origin of the fire is supposed to be
from hole in the chimney, where stove pipe
had once entered. Nearly all the furniture was
got out Of the house, but large lot Of potatoes
aud other produce 10 the cellar were burned. The
stand of buildings was good, and the loss is
about 81 ,600 insurance, s 600 The barn was
situated on the opposite side of the read and es-
caped.
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FORT FAIRFIELD.
Cold Gather.

FORT FAIRFIELD January H. The theImsm-
eter th. morning indicated thirty five degrees be-
/ low zero.
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Tow


CHICAGO, January L.. Seller packing house
at Waterloo, Iowa, was burned last night.
Los, $50 600
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Bank Matters.

The Dsnve Banking and Trust Co. has closed
its doors The ouy assets are the bonds Of the
Paris and Danvile Railroad, which was built by
the bank. If this is correct the depositors will
lose about 100000. The banks condition is not
made public
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Rev. DR.. Quinby offered the following resolu-
tons on the inevitable tramp
Res0lctd, That the dictates of humanity and
Of proper civilization demand that a profe ,sedlv
christian people should properly care net only for
the vlriuous poor bat for the yagrant or vsgabond
classes.
Res0'tef, That the number of Migrants or pro-
iessona iranps in Maine has increased in the
last few years, and from present indications there
will be little or no abatement of the evil only as il
may come through the wisdom of our people in
ding with these classes.
ResOlged, L hat IN the op ion of this convention
1t Is eXpcdent that our State legislature should
enact a law by which suitable provision shall be
made in connection with our largest county iails
whereby this class of men can be secured and
properly ca ed for and made to work at some
trade to aid in deiraying the expense of their board
and clothing.
Resoiped. That this convention recommend that
for the welfare of these unfortunate men, as well
for the protection of society generally, change
be made in our statutes so that our present 81
days penalty against vagrancy, shall be not les:
than SIX months and 60 days shall be not less thar
year, and for all subsequent offences two yea
for each and that the expense of said conhne
ment and support be paid by the State.
Mr.. Pendexter said we had got to take care o
the class mentioned in the resolutions-there were
no two ways about it.
DIR. Qulnby said we had the evil and we mus
not dodge it, We should take hold Of the matte
boldly The tramps are among us, and if tb,
wlsest men of the State should become interested
IN TINS matter, the evil could measurably be abst,
Mr.. Thing, the chairman, said this was q mat
ter oil great moment The temporary measures
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-18

The next lecture in the course of Popular Lee
lures, will be given at the Free Baptist church,
by Gen. James A. Hall of Damariscotta, on Tues
day evening, Jasuary 22d. [ nder the subject of
"Unwrttea Politics, 80 to ~" the General will
review quarter Of = century of American poll
tics, from uon-partizan standpoint, regardless of
party or men. A lecture Of interest to everyone
cannot fail to be the result
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vi AIRY LAND.
Ballot for Senator.

ANAPoLIs, January lG. The balloting of the
joint convention gave Dennis %, Thomas )
Groome 20, Robinson %, Blair and Pearce ,, Stel
ner republican, s; scattering 3.
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House.

Bis were introduced to prevent Chinese immi-
grafton.
Peddie asked leave to offer resolution reciting
the insecurity Of savings institutions and the dim
lnlshed confidence in them, and authorizing ths
secretary OF the Urea lry to appoint postmasters
in towns Of 1000 population and upward, agents
for the sale of U. ). bonds. in denominations of
800 or less
Wood SAID the subject was already before the
way and meats committee.
Madeish said it was 80 before the pos. office
committee and he moved the resolution be re-
teifed to that committee.
Wood objected to the offering Of the resolution.
llewelt (Aa from the committee on pensions
reported bill granting pension to the surviving
officers, soldiers and sailors, or their widows, of
the Mexican, Creek Florida or Blackhawk wars.
Ordered printed.
The House then took up the bill reported yes
terday by Frye, from the judiciary committee, to
make persons charged with criminal offences com
petent witnesses In the L. S. courts. Amend
mens were adopted extending the act 10 territorial
courts, courts martial and courts of inquiry, and
Inserting words land his failure to make sach re-
quest suall not create any presumption against
him." Passed.
Banning Of Ohio, chairman of the military COM
mlttee reported bill directing the Secretary Of
Mar to pay officers or soldiers of the war with
Mexico, the three months extra payment provid-
cd for by act of Congress; passed.
Cox reported back the following joint resolu-
ton, which was passed:
Resolved, That regarding with just pride the
Achievements of their countryman. Henry NJ. Stan
ley, the distinguished explorer of Cent? Africa,
the thanks of Congress are eminently due, and are
hereby rendered to him, as tribute to his extra
ordinary patience, prudence, forttude, enterprise
courage and capacity in solving by his researches
many of the most important geographical prob
lens of our age and globe problems Of contnen-
tai scope; Involving the progress Of our kind in
commerce, science and civilization.
Bright offered resolution din Getting the secre-
taly of the treasury to inform the House of the
amount Of interest paid by government to national
banks, on bonds held as securities for issues of
currency to them; adopted
The House then went into committee of the
whole and was addressed by Blaine of n. H., on
the financial question.
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KENTUCKY.
EIecIIOn.

FRANKFORT, January H. Gen. John S. vii
liams was elected to-day on joint ballot, Senator
from kentucky, TO succeed McCrery, by vote o
l26 TO II for Boyd, rep.
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BALTIMORE, January Il. c. W. Fulton, late
clerk in the Post Office, for purloining money
from letters, was sentenced to two years in the
Pententiary.
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Dtfn.

In this city, Jan. l3, susie Nav. daughter OF Ru-
fus u, and Mtnurya LIshuess, aged | year,
month and p days.
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Boston Stock List.

Iouts At IHt BfOktrs7 BOard.I
Boston, January II. 1873.
Eastern Rsalroad, h-a5il
Boston Il Maine Railroad -a9aa
Portland, Saco h Portsmouth, --a6l =
Boston Il Name Railroad, rs, l0i4all0k
Eastern Railroad, new 54Aa54A.
Maine state Us ll2-alI2-
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Rev. j. F. Wade of Trumansburg,, New York,
has received a call from the First Christian
church OF this city. lie has accepted the call and
commences his labors next Sunday
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FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, January II.

SENATE.
a bill was introduced to punish fsrcble obstrue-
ton of interstate commerce by railways. Re-
ferred to the judiciary committee.
Bill providing for classification of mail matter
aud rates OF postage thereon. Referred to Post
Office committee.
Hamn called up a joint resolution appointing
President y. o. Appleton of Yale College, a mem.
Der of the board of regents of the Smithsonian In
sutution, vice james b. Dana, resigned; agreed
TO.
After the morning bus ness. Mcdonald submit
ted resolutions of respect to the memory of the
late Senator Morton and made suitable remark
upon the life and character OF the deceased.
Adjourned.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-03-27
AN OPEN LETTER---lT SPEAKS
FOR ITSELF.

Mass, April 1910
Mr.. EDITOR:-Having read in your pa.
per reports of the remarkable cures OF ca
tarrh, / am induced to tell "what know
about catarrh," and l fancy the "snuh"
and "inhallng tube" makers mere d9l1
emblazon similar cure in the papers.
For 26 years l suffered with catarrh. The
nasal passages became completely closed.
tubes,n and .'stcISso wouldn't work,
| though at intervals 1 would snin up the
so.called catarrh snuff, until became n
| valuable tester for such medicines. l
| gradually grew worse, ana no one can
| know how much l suffered or what
miserable being | was. My head ached
| over my eyes until L was confined to my
| bed for many successive days, suffering
the most intense pain, which at one time
lasted continuously for l6S hours. All
sense OF smell and taste gohe, sight and
| hearing impaired, body shrun ken
| and weakened nervous system shat
| tered and constitution broken, and Twas
| hawking and splitting seven-elghths otthe
| time. / prayed for death to relieve me OF
my suffering. A favorable notice in your
| paper of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy IN
it with DIR. Pierce's Nasal Douche, which
applies the remedy by hydrostatic pres
! sure. the only way compatible with COM
mon sense. Well, Mr.. Editor, 1T did not
cure me in three-iourths of second, nor
| in one hour or month, but in less than
| eight minutes i was relieved, ana III
| three months entirely cured, and have
remained so over sixteen months, While
nsinp The Catarrh remedy, / used DR..
| pierce,s Golden Medical Discovery to pu-
rifv nv blood and strengthen my stom-
acR5. also kent nv liver active and
bowels regular by the use of his Pleasant
| Pnroative Pellets, If nv experience will
indnee other sufferers 10 seek the same
means Of relief. This letter will have an
swered its purpose.
!
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- f9rtv; M, oesS $780,, ~ Me-
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mayer ' CilaiSa, IL ~ patnar,' St,onns-
weston, IeSas Nv '9rai oT,,.i,,,rJ 1--WE WE.
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