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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-10
THE FENIANS.
Demonstrations Reported Along the
Frontier.

SYRACUSE. May 8. There is some basis for re-
ported Fenian movement in this locality. Proba
bly, 2i5 men are engaged in it, claiming connec.
ton with the general movement aloug the from
tier. Some money has been raised and men
armed vita pistols. They say they await order.
from O'NeI. The lower class of Irish citizens
give no sympathy to the movement.
Leading Fenians in st. Louis, yesterday, knew
nothing OF any movement to be made on Cana Ia
and no Hing or other military prcpar atoms are
being made by them IN that city.
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NEW lOItk.
STANLEY Matthews.

NEW YORK May 9. Stanley Matthews has
written letter TO Cincinnati, declining a nomina-
ton for Congress in the second district Ban
nngs).
Inves igatIon.
a. Warner. clerk to naval payma>ter Eldredge.
having been discharged by the latter, becau sc
Warner testified 10 the cutter case, recently.
President Hayes has ord, red tull investigation
OF Eldredges action in the matter.
Sad Affair.
The cottage of Geo. Hall, near Plsinfield, was
burned by kerosene lamp, last evening, and two
children burned to death
Labor Troubles.
Ii is stated that on account of the formation of
the SO called labor leagues IN wards Of Brooklyn,
the 18th and other regiments have been ordered
keep their fatigue uniforms and knapsscks at their
armories, aud have all arms and equi pmenis ready
for Immediate service.
Suit.
Charles A. Clegg brought suit in the Supreme
Court against Andrew j. Aikens American News
payer Union, saving between certain dates men
TONED IN the complaint, be paid defendants SOL =
900 for inserting advertisements in their papers at
the lowest rates He says they charged lower
rates to Others, and that the over charge to him
was SIS, 900, for which he sues. A motion to
strike out portions of the complaint as irrelevant,
denied.
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LABOR DIFFICULTIES.
4 Proposed KednctiOn-Ano strike
Probable.

LONDON, May 9. Master cot on spnners at
Ashton, Staley Bridge, Dukinfed and Mo,ley.
have resolved to reduce the wages OF operatives j
per cent after the 18th inst. Operatives who ac-
cepted reduction last November, will probably
strike.
The Echo publishes the following, dated Black
burn, MAY ., Somebody is suitening. The
Master Association have authorized the members
to make any arrangements they please It'll their
hsnd-. Messrs. Bo0thman have set the large mill
in motion, with a full complement of haLds on the
opel atiyes' terms
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half an hour, so far as he knew, swimming in
boundless ether. Gradually the nausea and dizzi.
ness disappeared aud he ventured again to rise,
finished the work he had begun. and descended
The demand for teachers is drawing quite
number OF pupils from the Normal School at Cas-
tine, During the past month the school has had
a large number of visitors, citizens of the town,
graduates Of the school and educators from differ
eht places. The two societies connected with the
school, have presented from week to week inter
estng and profitable exercises under the direction
Of the efficient officers.
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THE WORKINGMEN.
Di>afection at a Meeting Held in San
Francisco.

SAN Francisco, May 9. The workingmen
held mass meeting last evening. in response to
the call of the county committee and Kearney,
and the latter gave out in advance he would take
charge Of the meeting, but what may be termed
tue constitutional element of the party, asserted
aseendsncy. strong force Of police was present
and t1e kearneyites, finding themselves In q mi
nority, adjourned to the number of several hun
bred to the street where they held an open meet
ing, ard proceedings 10 the hall we're conducted
70 peaceful aad satisfactory conclusion. The re-
sui is accepted as an indication that Kesrney has
lost his hold on large and more respectable por
:
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sTEAMERS CHARTERED BY THE
RUSSIANS.
They are To be Converted into Vessels
of war.

New YORK May 9. Steamers llamonia. Thu
ringIa, Weatphalis, Franconia aud Rheinsns,
have been chartered by Russia to transport sol
ders and war munitions to this country, and il
war s declared they will proceed beyond three
leagues from land, aud then be converted into
Russian war vessels. The German flag has been
lowered and the Russian flag hoisted, so says an
alleged Russian agent here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-10
FROM UP RIVER.
The Lumber Interest.-Loss Of shingl.,
-RatlrOading, sc.

corr spondent of the journal at Van Buren
writes under date of Nav Sd
Messrs. Goodenow & Co. had raft of shingles
hitchcd On the bank of the St John river at this
place, and il broke away fro m its fastening 10 the
night time, and glded down river to the Grand
Falls. and pitched over. It would be useless 10
saw that any part wa. saved-so four hundred and
fifty thousand of shingles were lost, valued at
fifteen hundred dollars.
The ice fleshet was severe on the ST. John river
this spring. No great damage except the X. X.
bridge at Woodstock was badly damaged 1t has
been so repaired that trains now pass.
The r. r. bridge over the St. John at the
Grand Falls is completed, a. well as the bridges
of the narrow gusge railroad from Grand Falls to
the Little Falls, distance of thirty eight miles.
The iron has arrived in ST. John. and thu sleepers
are out. The grading will commence next week
and the track laid as fast graded, and this fall
the cars will run to within eighteen miles of f ort
Kent.
Well, the court has settled the fact that this
far-of country belongs to Maine, and the "citi.
zens" who lived here before the United States"
was, are real voters. The world moves
commissioners OF PhHrmacy.
The Board of Pharmacy met at the State House
in the Judiciary Committee Room, yesterday
morning, in accordance with notice. DR.. II. T.
Cummings, re appointed by the Governor as one
of the Commissioners, appeared and was qualified
by J. o. Smith, Esq, Deputy Secretary of State
Two applicants for registration as apothecaries
were examined and granted certificates. One ey-
animation made since last meeting by Commits
sioners Cummings and Partridge, was reported
and registry voted. One apothecary established
at the passage of the pharmacy law, who had con-
Quoted the business fifteen years, was registered
under the provisions of section 4.
Discussion was had on several important mat
ters, among the rest as to the duty and propriety
Of the Commissioners instituting prosecutions
against those conducting the apothecsry business
in violation of the law, but this question was laid
the table, in the only three of this kind
reported one Of the parties appeared and passed
examination. another presented himself and prom
sed to discontinue this part of hi. business, and
the other agreed to appear for examination in q
month.
The Board organized for the ensuing year bv
the choice of Charles X. Partridge of Augusta a.
chairman; II. +. Cummings of Portland, Auditor,
\. 5. Harlow of Bangor, Secretary and Tressur
er; Mark Harden of Augusta. Asst Secy.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Marine llisAsfer.

PROVIDENCE, May 9 Steamer Bristol of the
Old Colony Line from New York, got aground in
entering Newport hsrbOr. this morning, at three
o'clock, having missed the buoy. Cutter Dexter
went to her assistance and also took bottom. The
passengers and mails were taken off AT $50 by the
Providence steamer. The Bristol is supposed TO
be unibj ured.
with no damage
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IT CAN Be CURED,

7 can be cured There IS no doubt about IT, The i'm.
l mediate relief ahordei by sANFoRD's RADICAL
CrRR FOR CArARRH is but slight evidence OF what
may follow persistent of this remedy. The hard
ncruscd matter that has lodged in the nasal passages
removed win few applications the liberation
Inflammation snbdued and healed the entire memlra-
nous lngs OF the head are cleansed and purified Con
additionally its action is that OF powerful purifying
agent destroying in its through the system
the dcd pO'F0H the destructive agent In catarrhal
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VI OsquitOes.

Mosquitoes.
1t is nearly time for our mosquito season TO
open. | think the indications are favorable for .
large crop. | saw few early ones, and thew
seemed to be about the best breed of spring mos
quitoes had ever seen They were large framed
with long legs and a proboscs like a stomach
pump. Allowing these to be q fair sample, we shall
have lively time this season, for they were thin.
built every way for business, and seemed to have
a ravenous appetite.
There is, however, some satisfaction in having
hungry mosquitoes around. I've considerable
respect for them, when they come mp quietly and
eat their fill, as though they had good breeding :;
but for the kind that buzz around your ear tickle
when you are sleepy, and occasionally bite a
little inst to aggIavate You, | have no sympathy.
am down on them and would like to see them all
starve and die. But spring mosquitoes, at best
are not much account when compared with fall
mosqu toes, which are regular old bulldozers-
spring mosquitoes summered over, and grown
large, cunning and saucv. They have the yery
nature of Satan in them-so much of it that
man can't make any kind of peaceable terms W it'll
them. One may kill them all off in his room be-
fore retiring but the minute the gas is turned off
the room is full OF them; and il he relights the
gas every one will be securely bid away He
NAV keep the gas burning, and long as he is
awake be will not hear from them; but the in
slant he falls asleep, they will commence fea.ting
him.
don't care how good a man is. put him in a
room with lot of these mosquitoes when he is
sleepy, and to put it moderately it is liable to up
set him little. He won't seem hardly natural
to his goodness aud allow that be won't show
very marked degree Of the forgiving spirit, or
he very amiabe any way. The fact is man
cant do it be isn't made right. He can stand
any little thing like donation or something of
that sort, and be smiahle enough but when YOU
come to mix in with fall mosquitoes. it is too much
for him it overruns his limit. FAM.
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U. S. Marshal's Office.

PORTLAND, April IS, 1878.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
THIS Is TO CIV f NOTICE That on the twenty
i fourth day OF April. A. ID. 1875, Il Warrant
IN Bankruptcy was issued against the Estate of
Walter Harding of Readfeld IN the County of hen
nebec, and State of Maine, who has been adjudged
Bankrupt on his own Petition, filed ia the District
Court for said District, April 10th, A. D., ISIS;
that the payment of any debts, aud delivery
of any property belonging To said Bankrupt.
to him, or for his use. aud the transfer Of say
property by him forbidden by law; that
II meeting otthe creditors of the said Bankrupt, TO
prove their debts and To choose more As
signees of his Estate, will be held at Court of
Bankruptcy, to De holden at the Court boase in
Augusta, in sais County, before John W. May,
Esq, Register, on the twentieth day OF May,
A. D. 1875, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
b. b. MURRAY,
2w20
-ONNN1>N>A>s1>NNSS
PATENTS OBTAINED ---- for Inventors
Neehsrses unless succes:fSi fsmpnisssssesasmsS
AAAAAAAAA0
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. May ., ISIS.
Money loaned a. 5-aJt on call and closed at T.
per cent.
Sterling quiet at ts54 ISL tor 60 days, ass. IA.
for demand
Gold opened at 1000 ADD closed AT 1905.
Carrying rates, Oha2 per cent. Borrowing rates
la.
Clearngs, $l06J3 600. Custo N receipts, s19s O00.
Treasury dsbnr,ed-s O0,001 interest, 1900 foi
bonds
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Court alters.

In the T. 5. Circuit Court, Adelbert Chandler
for passing counterfeit money, was found gully !;
sentence deferred
Nickel Ward and Henry Hines fol eyadins
payment of taxes as rectiiers and dealers in liq.
uors, were sentenced to thirty days in jail and
$1,000 fue and cost each.
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CONDENSED TELE(:RAMS.

Gen. Grant, wife and son arrived in Paris yes
terday
The Union National bank of I.ewi,burg, Pa,
has suspended.
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ALTAR r
IS IT DURABLE

THOSE who have suffered from the various and com.
PHI, ated forms of disease assumed by Catarrh, and
"a we tried many physicians and without relief
or cure await The answer to this question with consider
a'e anxiety. And well they may tor disease that
an he mentioned IL so universally prevalent and SO
de' rncive to health AS Catarrh. Bronchitis Asthma
ouEs nd serious and FRI quently fat affections of
nc lhngs follow, in many instances, a Of simpe
hut neglected Catarrh Other sympathetic affections
sue "s deafness, impaired eyes gt and loss Of sense
OF smell may be referred TO a. minor but nevertheless
serious results OF neglected Catarrh, bad enough Ia
themselves hut as nothing compared with the danger
Gus Anectons Of The thrOat and lungs keY to follow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-10
VIRGINIA.
we're storm.

RICHMOND, May 9. A violent wind rain and
hail storm, with severe thunder aud lightning,
passed over this city last night the lightning
doing some damage. All vegetation suffered Sc
verely. The course of the storm east and
west, covering 3 belt not more than a mile wide
Local storms of a similar character visited near
y every section of the State the past few days,
doing much damage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-10
THE GREATEST RLEssING

\ simple, pure, harmless remedy that cures
every time, and prevents disease by keeping the
blood pure, stomach regular, kidneys and liver
active. is the greatest blessing ever conferred up
man. Hop Bitters is that remedy and ts pro-
pr etors are being blessed by thousands who have
been saved and cured by it. Win you try it. See
other column.
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FINANCIAL MATTERS.
Secretary Sherman's Views on Resump-
ton.

New YORK, May 9. Secretary Sherman told
some bankers in Cleveland, o., yesterday, while
speaking of resumption that he believed there
would be no difficulty in achieving resumption in
1879. and said Congress probably would not inter-
fere nth the law.
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" ATERN LIE.


WATERvLLE, May 9. The farm buildings be-
longing to John W. Hcnrlck were destroyed by
fire last night. Loss 5000, and insured about
$500
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Endorsed BY a Prominent Druggist.

hereby certify that Mr.. Lawrence purchased the
RADICAL CURE of me- and from time to time made
familiar with his believe his 70 be
IN every particular JAS. 2. DERBY.
fITCHBURG, Oct. Il.
Each package contains DR.. Sanfords Improved In
halng Tube, and iull directions for its In all
Price e. For sale by all wholesale and retail druggists
and dealers throughout the United States and
WEEKS POTTER General Agents and Wholesale
Druggists, Boston, Mass.
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Personal.
Col. F. NJ. Drew and family of this city, who
have been spending the winter at Remington
Park, Florida, are expected home the frs. of
June.
The children and friends of the Hon. John Tot
man and wife celebrated the twenty fifth anniver-
siy of their welded life last Friday May B. at their
house at Pishon's Ferry.
Rev. S. d. Moxley OF Bath, will soon sail for
Europe.
Col. Robe OF Gorham, and Judge Drnkwaer
of Ellsworth, will sail for Liverpool in the City of
Chester, May 23d.
We had pleasant call yesterday from the Rev.
C. ID. Pillsbury of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, a
preacher of ability In the Methodist denomination.
He 10 . brother Of E. F. and d. w. Psbury Of
this city.
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Bion Wilson Esq, young lawyer jn't admit
ted to the bar, son of Hon. Edmund Wilson If
Thomsston has opened law office in this city.
occupying the office of J ". bradbury, Esq, on
Water street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-10

Rev. A. r. Crane, of the Baptist church at Last
Winthrop. will lecture before the W inthrop re-
form club Sunday. May 18th, al Winthrop tow n
hall, at 4 o'clock p. NJ.
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Augustine Simmons, L q, high school teacher.
!. TO deliver the address in Fairfield, Memorial
Day.
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The Augusta Reds have received an invitation
from the Portland Red. to play game Of ball in
this city Decoration Day, while the latter club is
on It's way to Bangor but the Augusta boys have
not accented the invitation vet.
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\ barn Of John lIeuick, situated in an open
field, in West Wsteiville, was burnt to the
ground yesterday morning.
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VI chronological.

chronological.
Hon. II. IL. Gardiner of Gardiner, has returned
from his California trip, and Immediately went to
work to regulate the weather. Our readers have
missed his weather reports during the winter, bnt
these he promises to give the Gardiner Journal
from which we copy. The following is Mr.. Gar
diners report for April
April was remarkab for its warmth and it.
moisture. The mean heat of the month for ~
wears is 42jl9 degrees. This year it was 1904
degrees, an excess of 3.3S degrees, and the warm
est on record. The earest approach 10 it was in
1910. 452S degrees The range of the thermome-
ter. 80 degrees, was much less than usual. In
1874 it was IS degrees and degrees. a range of
y degrees
The mean moisture of the month is 3.424 inches
This year .Sii inches, an excess of PAL inches
and beyond any on record though in 1913, the
amount, 5.52l inches was nearly equal to it.
As good indication of the comparative for
wardness Of the seasons. Mr.. Geo Rogers gives
the date of the first blooming of the Dandeon.
1872 MAY llth. 1873 MAY 9th, 1874 May 18TH
1875 May 18th, 1876 May 18th, 1877 April 26,h,
1873 April %.
Ii will be observed that last year was fortnight
earlier than usual, but that this year is four days
earlier vet. The other rt MAJ bic features of the
month TO be noted, there was no snow, and the
thermometer did not fall below 80 degrees the
only instance on record.
Mean height of barometer reduced to 32',
and Ocean level, 29S39
Greatest height on the 9th 30322
Least do on the 9Th. 29l5S
Range. LISA
Mean heat of daily observations, 46.24lo
do extremes, As 500
do all observations, As 900
Greatest heat on the 10TH $40
Least do do 18th, 800
Range, $50
Moisture. rain and melted snow, s s44 inches
snow. 0; fair days, IL; foul days, IL; variable
days, 7 polar band, lon the Sd; thunder on the
2lst.-[G. in Gardiner Home Journal.
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Body Found.

The body Of Capt. Jacob Bariol Of Cape Eliza
beth, who was drowned last winter, was recovere
at Fsh Point, Thursday. His age wa, twenty
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Investments in horse trotting Parks have not
generally been lucrative in this State. At
cent meeting of the Oakland Park Association of
Gardiner, it was voted TO assess the stock $40
share, and if it is not paid within thirty days TO
sell the atoCk
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Mr. John Stevens Of Sidney, has shown us a
bunch of winter rye, which he plucked Yesterday
IN the field of J. X. Taught of tina. town. 1t
measures two feet and two inches.
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Weather Indications Tor To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
rising barometer, north and west winds, stationary
temperature and partly cloudy weather.
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Rev. II. c. Mun.on has accepted an invitation
to give an address Memorial Day at Las, Wilton
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BASE BALL.

At Marlboro, Mass.-W estboros 10, Paramount
Of Marlboro, 0.
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Mr.. d. T. Pike, having become chastened and
subdued by the exhibit we made OF him in
connection with his assault upon the schools,
chooses not to pursue the subject further in the
columns of the Standard. Even his ready and
fscile pen ia lis him here. And in this he shows
most excellent discretion. He has the reputation
in this community of furnishing the low. VIE
stuff with which the columns of the STANDARD are
weekly peppered. quiet position of retiency
on his part may obvse the necessity of unfold
ing record which might not he pleasing to the
gentleman and his friends, if he has any
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The House went into committee of the whole
on the rar.ff bill
Mr. Kelly spoke in opposition.
A INIT resolution, reported ON the commit
tee GU "a or. ion enforcement OF the laws IN the
departments OF government, gave rI-e to a lively
discussion.
Mr.. Bank. denounced the disregard OF law bv
government a, e .udilpus and ii icuou-.
Mr.. Butler advocated a penalty for IT'S d. essrd
and said there moie powder and ball wanted
in the administration of law>.
Inc resolution pa',ei
After The disposition OF the s hour resolution
Mr. Reagan endeavored to have hi, b.l. TO iegu-
late inter state uan>pnrari IN by IA 'rosd,, made
a spec al order ion "a uriay.
Object on wss usade which Initiated Reagan to
make the statement that the bill would occupy
the morning hour until HE Aouse grew SIX of It.
\ suggestion wa thtrcupon made by the speak
er that II NIGH, be got nd of by motion t . lay it
on the table.
motion was immodi it ll ina lie hy Mr., Bee)e
and rejected
Mr.. Thompson Of Penn. spoke in support of the
bill and made the toliowln! remarkahl. state
men: He said that last 4 Is O00, 900 barrels
of oil produced 10 Pcuu>y lvaLia, had been shipped
to the seabosld. The established rate of trans
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Local ann State Mems.

Gardeners are rejoicing, and are " sowing be-
side all waters"
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There viii be mce'ag OF Trinity Command
cry this evening. see advertisement in another
column.
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PORTLAND.
MasOnic.

PORTLAND, May 9. The Grand Lodge Of Ma.
sons closed their session at Portland Thursday
noon. No new lodges were chartered.
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PRICE. 25 CENTS.

Re careful to call for COLLINS yoLrArc Pr srrr lea,
you get some worthless imitation. Sold by ali whole
sale and retail druggists throughout the ed States
and Cansdas. and by WEEKS POTTER Proprietors
Boston, Mass.
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Leighton, Scruton x Co., will place on their
counter this morning 10 dozen unhleached hose,
full fashioned and extra length at 80 3 cts. pair.
This hose has bee sold for 50 cents and they Of
fer them as a special bargain.
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FOR EIt:N.
ItaI

LONDON, May 8. special to the Daily New.
says, IN the Anlontl Will case, the defendants
objection to takin. testimony pro futurs memoria
was ovei ruled.