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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-25

that any balance remaining Of the fund after such
claim as shall be allowed, shall remain as a special
fund, to await further action Of Congress
Mr.. Roberts reported bill providing that the
hAiins place OF every vessel of the United States
may be the town where the vessel was built, or
the owner resides VI
The bill was passed.
Also bill fixing the salaries of the naval off.
GERS at baltimore and New Orleans, and the sal.
New Orleans A1
PENDING the action the morning hour erpired.
DIT springer introduced bill authorizing the
committee on civil service reform to ascertain the
number OF employees of the house, and what
oHnsnge, any, was necessary to promote eff
cheney in the service.
Dir. Clymer, from the committee on appropri,
tons, reported back the naval approximation hill
with various senate anne ndments, Recommending
concurrence IN some, non concurrence in the 9th.
ers.
Mr. Clymer explained the bill as ii passed the
house; 1t appropriated Sl4. 000, 900. The senate
had added $4,000 The committee recommend
ed concurrence in the amendment.
The report Of the committee was agreed to.
The house then proceeded with the business on
the speakers table, and various executive docu-
ments we're disposed Of
L ne senate bill was passed authorizing the pres.
ident TO make certain negotiations with the Ute
Indians ID Colorado.
The senate funding bill in regard to Pacific
uhflllk Oten reached WAS
taken up.
Mr.. Cox of New York, moved tina, it be put up.
on its passage.
At the order of the speaker, the clerk read the
bill IN full.
The reading having been concluded, Mr.. Butler
OF Massachusetts made point of order that I'M
der the rule requiring money bills to receive the
first consideration in committee on the whole of
the house, this bill must be referred to that com
mittee.
The speaker overruled the point of order
long debate ensued as 10 whether the bill
should be referred to the judiciary committee
and debated when it came up for final passage
Mr. Butler spoke at great length in support of
his argument.
Mr.. Cox of New York then called the previous
question on the passage of the bill which was
seconded.
vote was taken on the passage of the bill, and
resulted yeas 243, nsys2. SO the bill was passed.
Nays, Butler and Lynde.
The next bull on the speakers table was the bill
for the repeal of the bankrupt law.
Mr.. Knott moved recess till half-past seven
o clock.
Mr.. McMahon inquired if the bankrupt bill
would come up as unfinished business q the morn
ing.
The speaker replied that II would.
The house took recess.
The evening session was for debate only.
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Financial.

IoKoHoMA, April 6. Doubts being expressed
1okonoms Eng sh newspapers IS to the t.uth of
the government statement of . permanent resery-
ed fund OF 5000 900 in specie. A visit of in
specion was made TO the treasury by g few re-
sponsbe foreigners at the instance of the Takio
Times, and three times that amount was found on
deposit, OF which, however, sic, 900 900 are only
kept constantly ct hand to be used for weixhty
emergencies.
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"JoHS WEEKS. Butler. y. Y"

To ward off diphthera, scarlet fever, small poy
and zymotic diseases, keep clearly about your
premises and person. Go to Partr dge's Drug
Store and get some Chloride or Csrbolste of Lime.
or Caibolic Acid. expose it in a shallow vessel in
your cellar and rooms, dsinfect sink drains and
privies and get one of the chlornaed disnfectant
packets which the Messrs Partridge Bros. Of Au
gusta, prepare, for your children to wear or carry
about their persons. These packets in compact
form, are strongly charged with chlorine and car
boic acid which are the great prophylactics
against contsg ious er demic diseases-one will be
sent by mail to any address receipt of the price,
20 cents.
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NEW YORK.
The Paris Exposition.

NEW YORK, April "A. Paris letter says OF
the sbsurdy excessive staff OF 40 assistant com
missloners 10 the exhibition sent from the United
States, only the chief commissioner and two as
sstsnts i'll receive free entrance tickets, and the
other IA will not be recognized officially The
front OF the United States building is described
As perfectly hideous in design, but matters per
tang TO the exhibits from this country are pro-
crossing finely.
Railroad Matters.
The Erie Railroad wa. bought by E. b. Morgan
for 5000 600.
Underwriters Meeting.
The annual meeting of the national board OF
underwriters, " i'll be held here, to day.
For Europe.
Steamship Russia today takes $4,000 gold
coin.
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EAltMItGTO<.


FARMINGToN, April "a. The Methodist Epis-
copal confer, nee continued its session to-day. A
prayer meeting was held at six o'clock in the
morning. Sacrament Of the Lords Supper at
nine o'clock, followed ~ roll call and commence
men; Of regular business. At three o'clock in The
afternoon a sermon was preached by Rev. ID. b.
Randall At four o'clock meeting of the Preach
ers Aid Society. At halfpast seven in the even
ing, meeting Of the Home Missionary Society.
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BENTON.
Drowned.

WArERvIILE, April o. Walter, a ten year
old son of a Albert Clifford Of Benton, attempting
to the river at that place, the logs, slip
ped in and was drowned. The body has not been
recovered.
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isOCkIA<D.
Fire.

RocKLAND, April "a. Fire bloke out at past
two, Wednesday morning, in the two-story wood
en- building No pos Main street, Rookland, owned
by w. f. Hewitt, and occupied as bakery and
boarding house. 1t was partially burned. Loss
on building about 5000; Insured Sl400. Tie
contents were badly damaged by smoke and Wa
ter uninsured.
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Diro.

In this city, April %, Mr.. Alex Kincaid, aged
IS years.
In this city, April %, Peter Gay, aged 70 years
Gays father died at the great age of 95 some
four years since.
In Oldtown, April %, John I. Davis, aged "A
years.
In Orrngton, April 81, Harry P. sawtclle, aged
81 years, IL months.
In Yarmouth y. s, April Is. of diphthera Eve
Ign. aged Is ears daughter of Capt. A. NJ Hat
field.
In Bar gor, April IL, Mr.. Mark Mclaughlin in
his 7ith year.
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As in this month and next we ever having
showers followed by beautiful fainbow., our
readers may like to know the signs Of this love
ly crescent" which Lord Bacon learned BY
observation: "If the green be large and bright
in the IA inb ow, it is sign of rain if the red be
the strongest color, then there will be wind and
rain together, After long drought the rainbow
is sign Of rain after much wet it indicates fair
weather. If the bow be seen al morning rain
will follow, if at night fair weather"
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BoyvdOin College Notes.

In the list of GS-part men, given on Tuesday,
the name Of Mr. S. E. Smith was alphabetically
omitted.
Lacrosse is getting to be quite the rage here.
Quite a number Ct crosses" have been purchased
and there is prospect of getting enough men, to
have game of Lacross among the features of
Field Day.
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PERSONAL,
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

\ rain aud snow storm at San Antonio, Texas
Tuesday night, did much damage in various parts
of the State.
Commiss toner's Adams and Hale opened the log
seizure investigation at the court house at Lake
Charles La, yesterday.
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Twenty Persons killed and Number
of Horses Run on.

SAN ANTONIO, April "a. Teegraphic reports
from the lower Rio Grande indicate that twenty
persons were killed by the Indian raiders, and
hundred and fifty horses run off. The number
killed is no doubt exaggerated. Nine persons are
known to be killed on the northwest border, be-
tween Fort Concho and Stockton.
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Nomination..
GEORGIA..
A Cyclone.

ATLANTA, April "a. A special to the Constitu-
ton states that cyclone passed over a section of
the country four miles IRON Rome, Georgia clear
ing verifying as it went As far 81 heard from
eight persons were injured. Several horses and
mules were killed. Trees three feet in diameter
were twisted oil and swept away. Nine dwellings
were blown down. The path of the cyclone was
three hundred yards wide, passing from south
west to northeast.
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ONO.
A Heavy storm.

WARREN, April %. There was heavy wind
and ram storm here at eleven O'Clock this morn
ing Inc roof of the new Methodist church was
blown off. Houses and factories were blown down
and trees uprooed, doing great damage. A heavy
storm with thunder and lightning visited western
Ontario, doing great damage TO houses.
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DoinRs of the Governor and Council
Assessment of Railroad Tax.

The Governor and Council yesterday made the
annual assessment of the State Tax on Rail
roads. They first ascerained the true market
value of the shsi es Of each Of the roads, they
existed on the f st OF Al ril. They deduct from
ty that is exempt under the law. that taxed for
municipal purposes, &C. The tax is laid at the rate
of one and one half per cent, and is follows I:
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Disasters TO Maine Vessels.

Schooner Atavela, of Ellsworth, Murch, from
New York for Barbados, put into Bermuda 18th
inst, with rigging badly strained and damaged,
having encountered heavy gales on the sth and
9th insts.
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FLORIDA.
Dennis Keeps Mum.

SAVANNAH, April "a A Jacksonville special to
the Morning News says that Dennis arrived there
to-day. lie neither admits denies the rumor Of
his confession, but intnates that the reports are
based on the truth All the papes have been
sent TO Washington with the original documents,
and are inaccessible.
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NJ MASSACHUSETTS,.
FIRE.

SPRINGFIELD, April "a. Webs wooden build
ing at Ware, Mass, was burned this morn
ing. Ngeaut Brothers, grocers, lose $1,000;
insured for "a 100. several other occupants, $500
partially Insured.
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Court n alters.

EXETRR, April "a In the supreme Court in
session here, the case OF Simon Rowell aginst the
Boston & Maine Railroad, a suit FIR SIX thousand
dollars damages, by the burning OF lumber IN II
at Newton junction, August Is, 1873, claimed to
have caught on fire by sparks from locomotive,
is on trial Thi, case va, at first given to referees
snd decided 10 favor of Rowell. 1t was then tried
by jury two years ago at which lime verdict
was gwen for the Railroad Co.
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Err MONT.


BENNINGTON April "A, Last night the resi-
dence Of Hon Geo. w. Harmon was entered by
masked burglars, who bound Nj. Harmon, wife
and sister The burglars stole gold watch aud
over one hundred dollars in money, also his
horse and buggy, and escaped
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a GOOD ACCOUNT.

''To sum it MP, six long years Of bed-ridden
sickness and suffering costing 500 per year, total
Sl200-all Of which was stopped by three bottles OF
Hop Bitters, taken by my wife, who has done her
own homework for year since without the loss
OF day, and want everybody to know it for
their benefit"
"JOHN WEEKS Butler y. Y"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-25

We chronicle this morning the death Of well
known citizen of Augusta, Mr.. Alexander Kin
caid. who ha, resided in this place for bali cen
tury For long series Of years he wa the keep
err Of the Kepnehec bridge, and performed that
duty faithfully. When the bridge became free
his occupation was gone, and until failing health
caused him TO retire from active service, wa. flag
man for the railroad CON pany, at the crossing
foot of Bridge street.
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The Pre- sidemtiaI raity.

PHILADELPHIA, April "a. The President and
party arrived at noon aud Gen Devon. joined
them. Immediately after entering the hotel the
President appeared on tue balcony and alter
thanking the people for their cordial reception in
troduced Schulz ana Sherman who also made a
few remarks.
Another despatch says the city is gay with flags
and bunting, the public offices and many large
business and private houses displaying the ma ton
al colors with grea, p oiuson.
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AotaI ami state Nems.

The farmers are bully PREF airing for sowing the
seed.
The river drivers have nearly all gone to the
upper waters.
Adutant General j. 7. Galley will deliver the
Grafton at Thomaston Decoration Day.
Nothing could have been more acceptable to the
grass than the misty rain of Yesterday.
Mr. Hiram lockwood has purchased lot on
Melville street. and will remove the old Carroll
house to it,
Mr.. A. II. Jones. the Friend teacher and
preacher, who has been spending the winter in
Danv lie, Va, will shortly return to his home in
China, Me.
J. :. Turner Esq, and +. ID Hamilton will to-
day move from this city to Somerville, Mas. Mr..
Hamilton goes into the saddery hardware bust
ness in Boston.
There will be divine service in st. Marks
church. this evening, at I | 2 o'clock. Bishop
Nicely will be present, and will preach and admin
ister the lite of conf nation.
BERTHE, the little son of Stephen Cobb, Esq, of
Chelsea. aged eight years, while playing with an
old hay cutter, the other day, cut of about an
inch from the ends of three Of his fingers on his
left hand.
Commissions have been issued from the Adu-
tsnt Generals office for Seth NJ. Nutting, lst
Lieut., and VIM. b. Longey, "a Lieut.. of Com
pany +, First Regiment NJ. V. NJ, Skowhegan
Light Infantry.
There meeting of the Board of Managers
of the Maine Industrial School at llallowe yes
terday. The business transacted principally
routine. The school is kept full and is flourish
ing. About 30 scholars have been placed in good
homes. A subscription of $500 has been made
towards a new school building.
The Portland Press says a corporation has been
formed in that city for the manufacture of beet
sugar. The corporation will organic at meet
ing to be held on the llth of May, and they will
experiment th. season. Preparations for plant
ing beets in large quantities will be commenced
at once on several farms in that vicinity by pnt,s
interested in the enterprise.
The Odd Fellows of South Paris are contem-
plating the erection of building for the purposes
Of their lodge. The plans have been drawn, and
sverv large amount Of stock has been taken. The
building WILL be three stories in he ight and seven
ty-fve by forty-three feet on the ground. 1t will
cost about six thousand dosrs. 1t will prove
great ornament and addition to the village.
VI II. I. a.
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Weather Indications Tor To-day.

For New England and the Middle States
southerly, veering TO cooler westerly winds, ris-
ing barometer, with clearing, following by rainy
weather.
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Annual Meeting,

NEwBURYPoRT, April "A. The banks losses
on account Of the Fall River defslcation are said
TO be in the neighborhood of 100000.
Annual Meeting.
BosToN, April "a. The annual meeting of the
New Eng land Cotton Manufacturers Association
was he Id her to-day. One hundr, OF more were
present from New Enslaud, Midole and Southe IN
States. A. ID. Lockwood of Providence was
chosen President or the ensuing year.
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Marrtrn.

In Clifton, April 49, John NJ. Barsler of Otis, to
Miss Phebe A. Mclaughlin OF Clifton.
In LaGrarge, April II, Mr.. George u. Hansc I'm
TO Miss Sarah III. BOObar, both of LaGrange.
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\ Maine BigamIst'

arrested this forenoon, for higamy. In February,
1877, he married Abbie Waterman, at Belfast
Me-, and last March, young widow of Lowell
by the name of Martha T. Putnam. Both wonlen
are now IN Lowell, to appear against him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-25

The sale of Sarsapsrla for bloed and liver
medicines is almost entirely superseded by the in
PRODUCTION of DIR. Perce's Golden Medical Discov
cry VIII ch far surpasses in efficacy these old time
medicines.
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BASE BALL.

AT Pittsfeld, yesterday. Pittsfelds 3, West
boro'2.
At Amherst, Amherst College s. New Bedfords
IA.
At Utica, Utcas 4, Stars2.
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Railroad Matters.
PENNSlLN ANA.
Narrow FscaDP.

PoTrsvILLE, April "a. James krell, who with
Vim. c. Hstiuer Vas burned in the colhrIy yester-
day, was rescued this morning, slightly injured.
Hetrer was killed.
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HARRISBURG. April "a John Ely aud daugh-
Ter, While driving across the track tnis morning
were struck by passing train. The young lady
MAs killnn
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CHINA.
Famine.

SHANGHAI, March p. The famine continues
to devsstate the northern provinces. The ap-
proach of winter renders the ravages additionally
to be dreaded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-25

Commissions have been issued from the Adju-
tsnt Generals office for Seth NJ. Nuttng, lst
Lieut., and WIN. g. Longley, % Lieut.. of Com
pany +, First Regiment NJ. V. NJ, Skowhegau
Light Infantry.
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Poppy Cultivation.

stringent edct has been issued at Pekiu
against poppy cultivation. Severe punishment ID
threatened To all officials who counte nance it.
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Two Men Probably Lost.

Last Saturday, John Dolbey aud Chas Ander-
son started for Gloucester in a fishing boot, and as
no tidlugs have been received, it Is feared they
a. e lnsf
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Nothing could have been more acceptable to tn,
grass than the misty rain of Yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-25

There will be divine service in st. Marks
church. this evening, at | o'clock. Bishop
Nicely will be present, and will preach and admin
lister the lite of confirmation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-25

Mr.. Hiram lockwood has purchased a lot on
Melville street, and will remove the old Carroll
house to it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-25

Children go hand in hand together to buy
SLIPPERY ELM LOZENGES for their Coughs.
For sale by all Druggists.
Caswell & Co., corner Washington and Winter
Sta Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-25

j. :. Turner, Esq, and +. ID Hamilton will to-
day move from this city to Somerville, Mas. Mr..
Hamilton goes into the ssddlery hardware bust
ness in Boston.
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w ASlIlNGTON.
Committee DOings.

WASHINGTON April pa The House committee
on naval affairs, agreed to report bill recon-
needing the claim of Mrs. DAM gten for the Dahl
gien gun, referred to the court OF claims with =
merit of So, 900
Nomination..
The President sent the name Of Geo. l.. Smith
of Louisiana, to the Senate as Collector of New
Orleans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-25

Mr.. A. II. Jones. the Friend teacher and
preacher, who has been spending the winter in
Danville, Va, will shortly return to his home in
China, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-25

BERTHE, the little son of Stephen Cobb, Esq, of
Chelsea. aged eight years, while playing with
old hay cutter, the other day, cut of about an
inch from the ends of three Of his fingers on his
left hand
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FOR EI(:N.
Financial.

LONDON, April "A. Inactivity prevails at the
stock exchange to such an extent as to amount al
most to suspension of business. Russian securi-
ties have dc clined IL per cent.
Personal.
Beacon field, Salisbury and Claiborne Hardy
came to town to-day.
Prince Bismarck will return to Berlin on the
29th inst, When Parliament assemblies.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.


NEWMARKET. April a. Notices are pasted in
the mills OF the Newmarket Manufacturing Co.
announcing reduction OF wages from to ID per
cent to take effect on the 29th inst.
FIRE.
Dr. Knights residence at Franklin, dam
aged by fire last evening, to the extent of about
5000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-25

Painting materials are still lower than year
ago. Lead is SIC, a decline OF fifteen per cent.
in twelve months. Linseed oil is off to IS and 5Sc.
fall of eigh, per cent, and ulpentine is selling
at 33c, loss oftwenty per cent colois are from
ten to twenty five per cent. lower this spring,
while putty is down to 2.c, decline of ten per
cent The only unchanged item is in good
brushes; they costing in gold just title
more this is Offset by the very much lower pre-
MUM. The Russian war has had its effect upon
the free shipment Of brushes, that country sup
ply ing the bulk Of the long ones for painters uses
The attractive Oriental Entertainment, to be
given this evening, at the Free Baptist church,
should attract large audience. If only our peo-
pie knew the character of this lecture asd exhi-
btion by Prof. Rosedae and his assistant. there
will be no d aiculty in getting an audience. The
entertainment will begin at quarter to eight.
Admssio for both nights 30 cents, single ticket
20 cents children under II half prices. In order
TO give an opportunity and enable the citizens Of
Augusta, to learn the Gu stoms and habits of tie
people of Palestine, which is most essential to all
those interested in the word of truth, the price Of
admission has been put as low possible. Those
seeking to pass an hour OF amusement should not
iail to attend.
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Political,

The most moving spectacle in the polite. OF
the period is a New Jersey Democratic eli or
who is daily nominating George b. Mcclellan for
the Presidency The poor man sound, a. lone
some as a mosquito on an iceburg.
The other day The Times printed statement
that jefferson Davi. continues his quarrel with
r. NJ. T. Hunter. OF Virginia 10 the MAY num-
Der of the Southern Historical Papers," The
Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer editorially adopts the
paragraph verbatim. except that il makes it read
6 President Jefferson Davis" 1t ia little thing
but it is characteristic.- York Times
The ST. Louis RePu5icaa say. that there is no
four-years old debt OF gratitude resting on the
Democratic Party ia favor of Mr. Tiiden; that
If his friends desire to present hi. name on it.
naked merits 10 1880 it cannot be forbidden them
but if the Southern States, with their large, solid
Democratic vote, persisteny Obi ect to him and
bar his entity, it might be inviting certain disaster
to isregsrd the protest.