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HAIR DRESSING,

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LOWELL, MASS.
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Lumber De0ecra.
". . i. HlkM MING. DeOhNrt 1she1nM
AgeMt. Yard near th~ Elevator.
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THE FEVER.

Gallo, October 3. Since yesterday noon HEX
man. kentucky, reports six deaths aud ten new
cases.
NEW ORLEANS, October 3. Deaths 81; cases
repo leu iii total cases 9Jl3; deaths 3OU6; The
weather Is clear aud pleasant.
NEW YORK, October 8. A New Orleans speci.
10 tue Telegram coutaiBs the following:
Nearly 10000 persons who have returned from
lake shore watering places are being Frustrated
US iasi As they siiive. A perfect psuc prevails
la TIE opinion of well informed observers, the in
uN has restored the epue mic to lie foI ni.r status
over i've humid Ell are Frustrated III CaIToIltoD,
and as many more at Gletua aud Anglers.
Al Barnes Hute, Mississippi City, those who
died ~eie uiled unc, ftneu. Co. JACK Whario.
~ no Is authority Tor tins statement, says: Had
We waited to send To New Orleans for coffius We
would have had To csrty them out IN buckets.
Col. Carter, sp, cia agent oi the interior depart
ment, retained lnere Wednesday.
ltalan refugees, who two mouths ago were il
terror OF fever, eucaIuped al camp tarspet, are
also returning. aud many recently sicAeu.d.
Al the board of healiu tnls morning, II was an
nounceu thai tue lever is increasing aud will III
crease SO loug as abseutees from any locality flock
into the teIrnoly.
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THE ST. GEORGE MURDER TRIAL.
Third Day, Pr C eding,.

RocKLAND, October 3. la the Hart murder
trial Tie forenoon was exclusively occupied III the
continuation of expert testimony 10 show the iden-
tlty Of Hsrt's handwriting with that of the note
found in the house, and of anonymous Philadel-
pha and Providence letter. The letter purports
to have been written by the murderer, who rep
resents himself TO be the worst of human brutes,
and gives the details OF the crime in the most
brutal form. including rape and murder. 1t also
contains threats against various person, and de-
clares Hart to be wrongfully accused.
Warren F. Hart deposed to a conversation with
Hart and hi. wife, ear aGd half ago, in which
was SAID Hart had his face slapped aud shirt bo-
som torn fooling with Mrs. Meservey. The writ
Of the anony mou, letter attributes similar in
cdent TO himself. IIa,t also told this witness
shortly aftei the body was found, that be had
been home sixty or seventy nights, aud could re-
member where be only Mon lay, Dccem-
bei 24ih.
The jailor having the prisoner in charge testi-
fled toat his wife had flee access to him till after
the Providence letter was received. Hart did not
like to be alone, and kept light burning nights.
lie said he would either return 10 ST. George
played cards AS times.
A fellow prisoner in the jail testified that one
MI hi a noise from liarts cell awoke the inmates
OF the corridor. lie heard. the words "Don't
murder me-" Hart afterwards told the witness he
WAS Dire aiming he murdered Mrs Meselvey, and
threatened bodily harm If he told of it, This
prisoner testified he had read the Providence let
ter 10 Hart from ID newspaper, and Hart said,
" There was too much Hart in il to do him much
good" Previously Hart said he wished ano her
letter would come out Thought that it would
clear him.
Joshua Smaey testified to speaking Of the new
fashion Of murder, in a store in IIsr's presence,
describing the taking turn. round the neck with
cloud and k2oting il sailor fashion and the
next day Hart told the witness he felt ike sink
ins drought the door last night, to think people
suspected him. The witness had not then heard
that Hslt was suspected.
The janitor Of tue court house testified that
since the trial began Hart had said he had been
tortured enough, had been lied about and was in
nocent, and If submitted to more torture. would
not go out OF his cell till carried out.
Since yesterday, the county attorney being con-
fined to his bed by illness, attorney general Emery
has managed the case for the State alone. The
defence Will open to- ID rrow.
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" ASHlN(:TON.
The Timber Frauds in Louisiana,

WASHINGTON, October 3. The report Of spec-
isl agents Adams and Hale of the treasury, upon
the timber frauds IN Louisiana, and transactions
of agent Carter, in connection therewrh, were
submitted to Secretary Schufz.
Tuesday or Wednesday Secretary Schurz re
ceived notice OF Caters death of yellow fever.
The repart covers l23 pages, and is accompanied
by 1900 pages of evdeLce. Ii completely viudi-
Gates Carter of ever, charge brought against hi
by the timber ring in the =out1 aud lis various
friends congress, aud fully sus'ains the action
taken by Secretary SchurZ IN his attempt to pro-
tect government timber.
The depredatIons on the public timber lands
found far i'll excess of anything claimed ny the 10
terror department at the lint the debate the
subject took place 10 congress. Some dealers
were doing business OF $780, a year Some
III vi owners have been cutting from the public
lands twenty five years. On Que lake there are
fourteen saw mills in full operation, each capable
OF saving 50 to 100 logs day. Eleven of these
mills have been running ten years, and some hi
teen twenty Yeas.
Que officer of the United States court worked
vigorously against government OH ers Of tue
sta'e courts gave all the annoyance possible
The government appraiser WAS active aud even
nsnt in his work against the mere st of the
United States
The report shows not only the extent of depre-
dslions upon the public timber. but clearly sets
forth the kind of bitterness and opposition which
lie general government encounters IN its at
tempt to enforce the laws of the Uated States in
the South,
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Can AID
The Hanlan.Courtney Boat Race.

LAcHINK October g. heavy thunder storm
de aged the race, but thelwster ,ub,equen.ly be-
came q soon rs glass, aud at 4. SO Z. NJ both
took the water togt Their At two-hids OF a mile
HanlAn was two lengths ahead. At the mile the
men were even. AT the uile and half hanlan
was half a length ahead. At the two mile buoy
Hansu was st.ll hall q length ahead. AT the two
and quarter mile buoy Courtney even with
HanaU. Haniau turned the two and halt stake
boa; first by half leugth. At the third mile the
men were about even. At three and half miles
Hsnan was leading. At the four mile buoy Han
Ian W $ leading about length. AT four and a
half miles Hsnlan was leading by three lengths
Finally Hsnlan won by two lengths. Unothclal
time 80 | 2 minutes.
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NallOwell lOral Mus.

Two huude ed and seventy sht aud one half,
pounds Of squash from one seed may be consider
ed u pretty g"ou yield for kenneb,c soil; but that
i, the way Mr. j. c. Cummings at the Granite
Quar- les in this CRY reports his crop this year.
he exhibition Of "Laroy's Gigantic Mirror of
the Bible" al city Hall Tins Friday evening pur-
ports 10 be one OF interest to both old aud young.
Mes.rs. Baker, Leigh aud Chase of this city,
with their wives, are making their annual cou ntry
excursion this week, enjoying the finest weather
OF the season.
Matrimonial consummations in this city during
the past week have occurred in rapid succession,
with far prospect of a continuation of the re-
fraiD, "stil there's more to follow
Dry aud pleasant weather, mild and delightful
for the season, continues without marked probs-
bi!ities of change. Streams and springs
extremely low, causing considerable inconvenience
in some localities. Our usual fall rains seem 10
be delayed beyo ud measure.
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Garniner AOral Nous.

The members of the three upper classes OF the
Gardiner High school organized debating club,
tuesday evening with the following officers. viz :
James Lehman, President; Charles Morrill, and
Herbert Harrison, Vice Presidents; and Charles
Evans, Secretary. Tnis society If properly con-
Quoted will be productive of much good, by exer-
ci.ing the forensic talent Of the boys.
DIR. J. ID. Young while crossing the street near
the passenger depot, was knocked down and run
over by . passing team, "Wednesday noon. The
Doctor received on ugly cut over the eyes, pro-
bsby made by the csulks of the horse, and WAS
rendered insensible for q short time. He was
taken home in a carrisge, and it is thought that
he will soon be out again, a. he has probably
received no serious Injury.
Potsto bugs are unusually plenty this fall.
They are frequently seen along the big ways,
on wallis and fences, remote from potato fe lds.
There is promise OF an innumersble host of these
pests for next year unless the enemies are large
ly reinforced
Wells are in mary localities dry. and our peo-
pie are troubled to get water to drink. Mr.. Cnss.
Trask, on Spring ST., has sunk . shaft fifty five
feet aud found a supply of water. He will proba-
bly, have an abundance during future droughts.
Orchsrdisis are gathei ing their apples aud find
an abundant crop. Large quantities Of cider are
being made. which will have to be laid up for
vinegar, ss prices ere low and buyers are few.
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NEW YORK, October . Before the custom
house investigating commlttee to day, Apprai.er
Butcher testified he did consider Assistant Ap-
raj -er Howard never told Butcher he did not eX-
pect to do any work. Howard was sppou,ed I'M
der Instructions from Washington. lie wrote
the lite Of President Hayes. The committee al
Journed until December.
Bank Matters.
Herman cable specials state that il is rumored
in LoLdon that other scotch bank, and Ian
cashre bank are 10 tr ,uble.
Decline IN Stocks.
The Post SAYS the decline in Bur ngton avid
Rock Island stock to-day, WAS caused by antlci-
Pated trouble from cutting cattle freghts, aud
the decline IN st Paul Is owing to the decreased
earring losing IN September over half a million
dollars.
Aid for the Sufferers.
Elk President Grant subscribed $500 to-day,
through Es .oD, Tor the yellow fever sufferers.
Fhe.
Harvey's wool warehouse al Hamilton, Ont,
is burned. Loss, $4,000.
Investigations.
Prof Howard joined other members of the yell
low fever commission, Yesterday, 10 New Or
leans, and will begin an invests ion As 10 the
cause Of the fever
Insarrection.
St. Thomas despatch of the q states that in
formation is received there Of a serious insurrec-
ton on the Island of St. Croix. There has been
great deal of destruction of property already.
aud several prominent whites have been killed BY
negroes.
Condor Thanks the President.
Condor, Fenisn, thanked President ilaye, last
evening Tor tne interest taken by him III Condor 5
liberation.
De strnctive Fire.
The entire portion of Palestine, Texas, is re-
ported burned. Loss, 81 800.
Excited Auburnites.
An Auburn, n. Y, despatch says there is ex-
citement there, over the statement that Courtney
ha. sold the race to the Canadians. 1t is claimed
that Courtney is to have 81 900 Of the 5000 put
up bv Montreal people, and that Courtney then
bet 81 900 on Hsnlon, and has made other bets
through his relatives, which, by his allowing
Haulon 10 win, will aggregate to Courtney small
fortune. The despatch saws that all of Courtney s
friends are betting on Haulon.
The Fisheries Award.
A Washington special lays with regard to the
delay in preparing aud forwaldog despache
about the fishery award: 1t is learned that IN
making up his case Evsrts considered 1t ,ential
to the benefit of the fisheries of the United
States, 10 order to b ing foi ard n support Of the
declaration ma c. At the request Of Evars,
Secretary Sherman sent Instructions to certain
officers of The department to obtain infotm ION
from the fishing fleet, showing the catch OF the
present season.
This consumed time, bat the result constitutes
valuable list Of CORES pond, nee which will reach
London by October 10Th, allowing thirty days
for an answer.
There viii still be thirteen days before the ex-
pm snon OF the time within which the award
must be paid shouts answer be received by
that time or the money be paid
European Passengers.
The arrivals of passengers here from Europe 10
September were 3 0O0 ON whose baggage 81, =
600 was collected, being the largest amount ever
gathered.
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A Pastoral Welcome.

A Pastoral Welcome.
Last evening the FRS, Baptist church and So
ETY. of this city, extended glad and heartfelt
greeting to their returned pastor. Rev. III. W.
Tilden, and wife. The lecture room, decorat-
ed and beautifed, was 9 welcome of itself. 1t
was q marvel almost where all the flowers of
fragrance and beauty came FROM The. altsr was
yelled and lost to sight in bouquets the piano,
stands, tables, platform, desks, and every place
where flowers could be placed, shared in the
floral decorations. Ferns ard autumn leaves
were interviewer with flowers in the bouquets and
wreaths On the wall 10 the rear of the altar
were the words, in evergreen lettering, "God
Bless our PASTOR" aud over the door leading into
The study the words, "Welcome Home" The
studv. which is = beautiful and attractive room,
WAS also decorated with sweet flowers. There
were other exercises besides those of social
character, over which Rev. S. G. Sargent pre-
sided. A speech of welcome, containing touch
ing and heartfelt septime nts was made by for
mer pastor, Rev. DR.. Kicker, feelingly and ten
derly responded to by the pastor. Mrs. C. c.
Hunt read An original poem of welcome, pro-
duction Of great merit. The choir of the church
sang selections; Mr.. Ward, the leader, favored
the people with q song, and Miss Flora G. Coch-
rsne. the organist, with piano solo. Bountiful
refreshments we're then served. Both the study
and the lecture room were crowded with interested
throngs Of people. From the beautiful and deli
cate expression of the whole affair, Mr.. Tllden
must feel well assured that he Is . much loved
pastor.
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POLITIC L..
GTeenbackers.


BosToN, October 3. Nathan Clark oil Lynn
was nominated for congress by the 9Th district
greenbackers, last evening.
The LIST district greenbsck congressional con-
venton at NJ ddlehoro, Mass, yesterday, nomi-
mated Lemuel b. adford, 3D. Of Plymouth, subject
TO ratification OF the democratic COMPRESSION al
convention.
Republican Convention.
The Texas republican cow eLtion adjourned af-
ter nominating A. Il. Norton for governor, and
Richard All for licuteu ant governor, and the re-
uainder of the state ticket.
Republican Nominations.
In the 9th congressional republican convention
in Charleston, three ballot. were taken with re.
suits as follows: n. p. Banks, AS; John Cum
mings, 3S; Selwyn L, Bowman. IA.
The 9Th congress onsl district republican con-
vtntion at South f aiming ham, to-day nomu ated
WIN. Clshin OF Newton.
CHICAGO. October 3. The Nebraska republican
state convention con pleted its work last evening
and nominated for governor Albnus Nunce
lieutenant Cover nor, Edward c. earns; associate
Justice, Amasa Cobb.
Democratic Nomination..
BRIDGEPORT, CT, October 3. The democrats
of the congressional district nominated +. W d.
Brdggerh'h.
Nomination Accepted.
Thomas Talbot has sent a letter of acceptance
of the republican nomination 10 the officers Of tie
republican convention of Massachusetts.
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STATE NEWS.

The Aroosiook papers state that the sugar beet
culture there is success, far exceeding the expec-
tatlons Of its friends. The crop, wherever it has
had half a chance. looks well. and next year .
very large area will be devoted to beets. 1t is
destined to be the leading industry in Aroostook
Dr. Almon E. Andrews, youngest son Of VIM.
Andrews OF Saco, died in Saco Monday morning,
OF typhoid fever. Dr. Andrews graduated ct the
Bowdoin Medical School 10 June, 1877, and re-
ceved an appointment in the Maine General Hos
pnai' where he remained until last April. when be
entered upon the practice Of his profe. 10 Up
per Bartlett, n. ii.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, UctObtr 8, 1878.
FLOUR-Extra spring joa5.25; western 40:
southern rs.
WHEAT No. Red Winter SOL. as9I No. S.
a cash; october; No. Z Chicago Sprii K,
s3-as31 cash; e5 OcJvber; S1a Nov; No. j.
~. Decem er -: reiec' ed 5s-.
CORN Sales, 33hai3f. cash; 33,.a-- Oct.
81, Nov; Dec. -; rel ,ct at. STA
OATS ia. case; October BAY 20-a-
November; Dec. rejscted, IL.
RYE a.
BARLEY-lnsa1 cash; l0S-ailO - October;
ll6 ov - Dec.
PORk-Casn 7s7tsa7.a,-; October, 7s2].as5;
Nov. 7oa197h; Dec.
LARD Cash 6i5-- 40 10; Oct. 6l7 :, as0; Nov.
g.. hal5; Dec. -.
BULK MEATS Shoulders gao, short rib
side SH.a-o; short clear rib 3aa-, clear sides
5ha
WaISKEY-l07.
FREIGHTs-Corn to Buffalo a. cents; wheat
N cents,
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her hands against her and showed her of, and she
fell on the platform. and the witness did not see
her after. This was some time before lamplight.
The accused was remanded, and the inquest ad-
iourned to Monday to procure further testimony.
The Thorndike woman has very bad reputa-
ton. and has frequently been before the police
court. The deceased was woman Of good re.
pute. and mother OF a respectable family,
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO CHk--
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SHOOTING MATCH AT EAST BALD.
WIN.
The Augusta lean WINS.

Special despatch to Daily Journal
PORTLAND. October 8. At the Cumberland
county fair to day, there we've four for the
prizes offered for the ride shooting by team. from
military companies, as follows: Capital Guards
Ride Team, Augusta; Mechanic Blues Rife
Team, Portland; Biddeford Light Infantry Rifle
Team, aud Auburn Light Lnfattry Rife Team.
The first pin, was won by the Augusta team by .
score OF l42 in possible $50. The Mechanic
Blues took the second prize with a score of l39.
The best single score was made by w. II. Lamp
son Of Auburn Light Infantry.
In the shooting at one thousand yard, the first
prize was taken by G. l.. Bailey of Portland, and
the second by F. c. Harrington of Fyeburg.
TIE NE. IIEDRl,E NIL DER TRIAL
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

EVENING REPORT.
New York, october 5, ISIS.
Money lounei al "a. w call, aud closed at 8
per cent.
Sterling u $50. tor ~ days, ASH. ,s4a ioi
demand.
cold opened at 1909. and closed AT lG..
Garry ing rate- "a al per cent BorroWlaK ratei
Ia.
Clearings, iil4l0 900. Custom receipts, 81 . o, o.
Treasury disbursed $3.50 OOO interest, 3loiD0O Tor
bonds.
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N MASSACHUSETTS,.
Trouble in College.

AMHERST, October 3. Two students of Am
herst college, senior and a sophmore, have been
suspended indefinitely by the faculty, and several
others are placed under heavy dement, marks for
participating in q recent mock duel, in which a
freshman the victim Of prsctlc, Il joke. This
act of the faculty has created considerable indiy
nstlon among the students, one was injured
in the affair, and their petitions have been
sally signed by members of the respective classes
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FOREIGN NEWS.


France.
PANS, October 3. Minister Noyes entertained
General GIANT ut dinner to-day. Among the
guests were Mrs. Grant, Johu Welsh, minister u
England, John A. kasson, minister To Austria, j
Me edith Read, charge u affairs 10 Greece, Gen
tanchild, Gen. Hazcu, IN Gov. SmIh of N. Ii.
aud Miss Waite, daughter of Chief Justice of tn.
supreme court.
England.
LONDON October 3. Smith, Flemmng ( Co.
E.sI lnda merchants, nave failed; liabilities sew
Ial mIliion dollars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-04

New York. October 3. A Burlington, Iowa
special says. While A. c. Beremsn, greenDack
Candidate for congress, was addressing meeting
there last evening, Thomas Roper, chief of police,
was assisslnat.d and another seriously
wounded. No cause assigned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-04

NEW YORK, October 3. Bismarck specials say
Teton buck has reported at Poplar River luu ,au
agency. That Sitting Bun WAS badly wounded. an
PROBABLY fatally, III quarrel Win some of hi,
chiefs.
Lieut.. Kislingburg of Standing Rock was de-
tailed to count the Indians at Poplar River.