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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-08
The Returning Board
A VERDICT OF GUILTY IN ANDER-
SONS CASE.
He is Remanded to jan TO Await Sem
tence.
REPORT OF WELLS INTENDED AC.
TION.
iie win Object TO the Jurisdiction of a
State Court.

NEW ORLEANS, February !. The Anderson
trial resulted in verdict of guilty The jury rec
ommend him to the mercy of the court. Ander-
son was remanded to jail 10 await sentence.
New YORK. February T. New Orleans des-
patch says:
In a private interview Wells disclosed his in
tended action relative to the ell ctions. If it is
carried out the whole matter of the Packard pov-
ernment and legality OF the count of the electoral
votes will be brought into court for the Supreme
judges Of the Supreme Court to decide on the mat
ter.
He said il was his intention to object to the u-
risdlction Of a Stale court, on the constitutional
ground that the federal government guarantees TO
every State government republican in form
that the Hayes electors chosen under the State
Law by the returning board were recognized by
the electoral commission.
The senator chosen by the legislature declared
elected nv the same returning board, was seated
by the United States Senate, hut the State gov
eminent declared elected nv the same legal au-
that the government or the persons now trying
him never had any existence a. IA government, nor
a legal officials, and on these grounds will ask
that parties prosecuting him NAV be enioined and
he will appeal TO the Supreme Court OF the Uuted
States. Ii the court decides these people are le-
ga authorities, then the legislature which elected
Kellogg and the electors who elected Hayes were
fraudulent, and had no standing. This has as vet
been given out to no one, and by it Well expects
to SUI prise the President and cause Kellogg and
others who are now luke-warm, to come to his as
sisance.
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SOUTH CAROLYN
The Report of the Commissioners on the
Bonded Debt.

COLUMBIA, February l. The report OF the
Board OF COmu issioners appointed last January to
invest gate the boz ded debt Of South Carol ina,
was made to the General Assembly lo-dsy.
1t shows the amount outstanding of consolidst-
ed bonds and certificates of stock uLder the act Of
Dec. 20, 1873 to be 81 1896 80 Al.
OF this amount Sl.511 ,S3j 62 are unquestiona
bly, valid, funded upon vouchers about which
there is no dispute.
The amount affected by the vouchers not issued
al gualy IN accordance with the .law. is 81 SlS,-
45i 10. Of this amount about $500 600 we've is
sued upon valid vouchers, but funded aorg with
vouchers considered illegal tainted with some
fraud.
The amount of vouchers remaining in the treas
ury i, SIS 1921. being an v,rplus of Sl99.
The funding act of 1873 authorized consol ida-
ton at 80 cts on a dollar. Of the vouchers in the
treasury S4193 633 are found valid beyond ques-
ton.
The remaining S3,999, LAG vouchers are divided
in two classes. Que Is composed OF detached cou-
pons, generally If not always cut from bonds be-
fore the same are issued from the treasury, and
funded by or on behalf of, the financial board and
financial agent, to wit Chamberlain, Parker,
Scott and kempIon
These detached coupons were not authorized to
be funded by the consolidation act and amount to
about 5000 900. The others embrace bonds by
pothecated by the financial agcut kllpton, IN New
York, after the time limited by law Tor their by
pothecaiion.
The second issue is for interest on public debt
bonds, few bonds issued to redeem bills receiva
bic, aud both issues of the land commssio bonds
| All of these are declared by the report to hav,
been issued without the authority of The law orig
lnally, but author lied to be funded by the consoi
dalton act, and amounting TO about 80, 400 600
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Nallomell loral Mems.



Died in this city, 9TH inst, J. Edwin only son Of
Hon. John W. and Mrs. Josephine Clarke, aged IL
years. An only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke,
at the age Of about - years, was removed from
them bg death a few months 20; and the sympa-
thies Of the eutre community will be extended to
the bereaved parents in their double Attic ion.
Both their children posses ,ed abilities of much
promise, and were favortes with all their relatives
and scqHaintances.
Messrs. Harrington Hams and Thomas Sin
clair exhibited to us live grasshoppers and cater
pillars, found by them while slowing ice in one Of
the ice houses IN this city on Wednesday last.
The"varmints" were lively and kicking and seemed
to have forgotten that it Is midwinter instead
Of midsummer. We shall expect bumblebees and
hornets flying about our ears unless the weather
changes soon.
While our Massachusetts friends are wadng
about amOpg snow driit, Of fabulous Dimensions,
we are enjoying the finest of spteg DAYS, with
scarcely enough snow and ice to remind US Of
winter. Wheel, are used almost eniiiely except
III travelling on the rlset and IN the country.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, February ], 1878.
FLOUR-Extra spring 50a5.75; western 600
southern 70.
WHEAT No spring lOs =; No. 2 106--; gilt
edge iua4 February, 0.taO-; March, 01a;
April O--ac.- No. 3, V.y9s rejected oeh.
CORN Sales 3aaiO cash bid. February 3sSa
3Ss March 3s9sa00; rejected So.
OATS Cash ga February 2s5.a22s4; March
23lstt0-.
kIE-5i-.
BARI.EY-47a. +eHfs
DRESSED HOGS 4.s0ai.l2k.
PORk-Casn 10.5'-ai0.h5-i February 1864
1925; MaIcn l0.57h; April 10 30.
LARD-Cash 7.sOa7.sih; February 722ka7.35;
March 7.3j-9 1855; April. 300. Fss.
BULK MRATS shoulders 3sa4; shorty rib
sides sHa--0; short clear rb.5ssa0-, clear sjtlss
81 aoA. at9aLr
WhISkEY-l0s. III
FREIGHrs-Corn to Buffalo 81 cents whsa;
do cents. A F.A
RECEiP rS-Flour "a 900; wheat 5000; oorn5a.
700: oats 20 QUO; rye $50; barley HOO.
SHlPMESTS-ffour s.oo0; wheat u GO acorp
! 200; oats I5oooi rye $780, barley 5000.
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Destructive Fire.
THE PACIFIC MILLS PRINT WORKS
PARTLY DESTROYED.
Three Hundred Operatives Thrown Out
of Employment.
LOSS NOT LESS THAN sl25,O 900.

LAWRENCE, February I. At 3 this morning a
fire broke out in the second story of the starchng
room OF the print department of the Pacific Mills
three story brick building. 1000 feet front with
one story eli on the north side of the main build
ing, occupied as flushing department.
Through the efforts of the hremen the fl was
confined to the section in which it originated, nd
D 80 A. NJ the flames were under control. A sec.
ton OF the works $50 feet ia length with contents
were entirely destroyed, causing partial suspen.
sion OF operations.
Three hundred operatives, mostly women and
children, are thrown out of employment The re.
mainder OF the nil started in full operation at s
o'clock.
The damage to the building, stock and machin-
cry is not less than SIPS 600 and it is be leved tc
be fully insured.
The fire was caused by spontaneous combus.
ton
About ten feet of brick wall of the main bull
ing fell, buryiug in t1e ruins Henry Hove. fore
man of the hook and ladder conn ary. He was
rescued hut received severe injuries. Several 9TH
er employees of the corporation and bremen were
severely Injured by lanng bricks.
The works viii be rebuilt at once.
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FOKTY-FIrTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. February Z.
SENATE.

Edmunds Of Vermont, submitted a resolution
instructing the committee on appropriations to in
qure whether there exIss adequate prov visions for
Jrompt examination and report any action in pen
SION cases in the pension bureau, and surgeon gen
eral office, and that said committee report there
on by ball or otherwise soon as may be.
After some discussion Window moved an
| anne ndment as to include adjutant generals Of,
ice, which was accepted by Edmunds, and reso-
lutlons adopted.
Davis of illinois, called up the Senate bill to
| remit taxes on insovent Savings banks.
| The pending question being an amendment pro-
| posing that no savings banks having Q capital
,tock shall, on account of mercantile OF business
deposits on which no interest has been allowed,
be denied exemptions allowed to savings banks
having no capital stock.
81. ~ '''' ''' w. ''' W yeas " "
passed.
| The senate resumed consideration of the silver
bill, and Blaine addressed the senate.
(For Mr.. Blaines remarks see second page.)
Blaine concluded at two o'clock, aud as he took
his seat was spplauded in the galleries.
Johnston then spoke in favor of silver.
The report of the engineer in charge in regard
| to the Improvement of the Penobscot river at
Bangor was referred to the committee on COM
meree.
| Sargent submitted resolution instructing the
committee on appropriations to have printed the
| testimony OF the investigation of the affairs Of
the Freedmens Hospital 10 this city.
The resolution was agreed to.
The senate at three o'clock went into executive
session, aud when the doors were reopened adj
journed.
| House.
Immediately after reading the journal the
| house resumed consideration of the contested
election case OF Wiggnton VS.. Pachero, from the
| fourth district Of California
| The minority report declaring Pscheco, the
sitting member. entitled to a seat, was rejected BY
a party vote, yeas l26, nays 1877.
Leolard's substitute, declaring neither Pacheco
nor Wigginton entitled to seat was also ie-
jected. .t.
The resolution reported by the majority declar-
ing Wigs ington (tne contestant) entitled to a seat
was then adopted. Yeas 1856, nays l25.
The oath Of office was then administered to Pc
ter ID. " igginton.
Durham ma lie an Intellectual effort to 60 into
committee of the whole the military academy
bill but the house adjourned.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
DOINGS OF THE SEVERAL CON.
MITTEEs.

WASHINGTON. February z.
The Senate committee on Railroads to-day com :
menced bearing OF the arguments in regard to
vsous pending propositions for Legislation on the
subject OF the Southern Trans-Continental Rail-
road. The committee will hear three persons on
each side.
The Senate committee on the Post Ofics will
take up for conclusion, Monday, the nomination
OF Alexander Reed to be Postmaster At Toledo.
Ohio.
The Senate committee commenced TODAY and
decided TO report adversely on the nomination OF
George Williamson as Collector of New Orleans.
The committee recommend the nomination Of
John F. Vernon, as Surveyor of Customs at Balti-
more.
The House Committee on Expenditures In the
tpirtme Of State, to-day, suthorized the CHAIR
mAn TO appoint subcommittee to investigate Of
fans in the Office Of the United States Attorney
General.
Minister Foster will testify before the House
committee on Foreign Affairs, and the Secretary
OF STATE, 10 secret session, Saturday, relative to
Mexican affairs.
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NEW YORK.
Fire.

Fire.
BUFFALO, February I. CLARK Il Sons mann
moth ice house is burned. Loss, $4,000.
Postponed.
The Lord case has been postponed till Februa-
~ 18th.
Financial.
Kansas has subscribed and paid for Sl62, 900
four per cent bond, as an investment oil stale
funds
The silver Bill.
The Chamber of Commerce bias adopted me-
mortal to Congress TO day, against the passage of
the Bland silver II.
Committed.
A. NJ Turner, defaulter of the bank of North
America, was to-day committed for trial without
bail,
Tariff Opposition.
Representatives of all coastwise steamship lines
at meeting yesterday instructed the committee
10 draft resolves expressing their unani nous OPP
position to the scale OF the proposed new tarih,
which provides that materials for construction OF
vessels may be imported in bond, aud Withdrawn
without duties if used for American vessels, etc.
Military Matters.
The President will make no more appointments
| to the my from civilians until the graduates OF
| West Point of next Juue are commissioned.
Boss Tweed,
| Tweeds counsel is reported TO have M de writ
! ten Al plieaton for his release.
Decision.
Ju lge Donahue gave decision thi, Afternoon
! on atidavits to have Receiver Jewett of the Fri,
Rail DAD, who WAS on examination before the pc
lice Judge for perjury, admitted to bail for trial
and have the examination stopped.
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Legislative Notes and Gossip.

Besides the committees already announced as
exporting finally, the committees on State Lands
and State Roads, Towns, on Ways and Bridges
on Fisheries and on Manufactures, reported finally
yesterday.
The Senate yesterday were indebted to Senator
Boardman Of Waldo for nice treat of apples.
The best able to judge in regard to legislative
proceedings and the condition Of legislative work,
are of the opinion that a final adjournment will
be reached on Wednesday morning, the Goth.
The Committee on Interior Waters met yester-
dav, and voted to extend the charter of the Fair
field Boom corporation; to grant the petition OF
". Perry for right TO navigate AroOstook river
with steam vessels; to giant petition of {. A.
Blake and others against throwing refuse stuff into
Wilson Pond to report bill on petition OF Ellis
Golf and others, for canal from Sebago lake to
Gambo falls; to report bill to prevent throwing
eGginps, &C., into Potter Pond str, am; to grant
Geo Underwood and others the right to navigate
Wayne and Mt. Vernon ponds by steam vessels (;
leave to withdraw to John I. Ho,kins and others,
to establish wire ferry between Bangor dam aud
town of Veazie act to amc nd act to incorpor-
ate the Androscoggin Water Power Co., referred
to next legislature, with order of notice. The
committee, having disposed of all business before
them, will report finally to day.
The judiciary committee voted to report bill to
allow the Presumpscot Water Power Co. to build
dam at outlet of Sebago Pond, to raise the water
and regulate the flow to report bill fixing pen
atty on towns that misapproprIate the money paid
by state for free high schools; ought not to pas.
on bill relating to testimony OF persons accused of
crime; to report bill that buildings and works for
mining aud smelling operations, shall he taxed in
the localities where located. Some sixty different
matters of business are still before the committee
for action. They will meet again this afternoon.
The committee on Military Affairs voted TO
report resolve giving SS0U0 to Military Orphans
Hone at Bath; $1,000 to the Home at Bangor
$500 for St. Elzabeth's Orphsn rs Asylum at Port.
land The committee will report finally to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-08

The party given at Granite Hall. last evening
Nv Col J. Manchester Haynes and wife, was a
very brilliant and fashionable affair, far ahead
even Of the legislative reception gwen the other
evening The hs was elegantly decorated with
flags. bunting, shields, evergreen and flowers, and
with the grand illumination and gay company
present, presented beautiful spectacle, There
ere present the Governor, Judges of the Supreme
Court, State officials, and other distinguished
guests from the different portions of the State,
aud the fair ladies who lend grace to these grand
occasions. Without attempting detailed des-
crptions of the toilets OF the ladies, we may say
they were costly, becoming. varied
and in most excellent taste. No such bril-
liant assemblageha' gathered at the
State Capital for years. Nearly five hundred
persons were present, and the spacious hall af-
forded ample room for dancing. The guests were
gracefully received by Col. Haynes and lady, and
the entertainment afforded was Of the most gen.
crous kind Music for the dance was furnished
by Hanagan's Orchestra. This party and recep-
ton will be regarded as the social event of the
season. enjoyed to the fullest extent by the large
company participating.
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uaine Tenehe.s s. Association.

The regular meeting of the committee on
Instruction of the Maine Teachers Association,
Ill be held in Augusta, on Friday and Saturday
Feb. III and 9th. Durng tie first day (to-day)
The committee will visit the city schools, and in
the evening there will be a public meeting IN the
House Of Representatives. Messrs. w. j. Cor
thell of Calais, A. w. Burr Of Hallowell, \. II
Kelley of Belfast, Il. Woodbury. of Pennington
aud Others will discuss the question, "Examina
ton of Teachers" Messrs. j. II. Hanson o.
Watcrille, q b. FIRES of Augusta, c. c. Rourd
of Fsrmln. ton, G.. L. Fletcher of Castiue aut
Others Will discuss the question, "PreparatIun o
Teachers" Me,srs. Thomas Tash of Portland
A. j. Phrpps of Lewiston +. 5 Morris OF. Bidje
ford and others, will discuss the question, Basis
of i,uihution Of school money" the discussion
of these very imp lran subjects Will he continued
Saturday forenoon. All interested are invited II
attend.
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the TENANTS HARBoR MURDER
The CorOner's Inquest.-NOthing New
DiscOv,

case Of Mrs. Sarah Meservey, who was so foul y
murdered at Tenants llarbor, wa, re-opened at
that place Tuesday morning aud continue
till late Wednesday night, when they suspended
the subject until further summons rom the cor
oner.
Many witness es were examined, but nothing is
yet developed to fa,ten the guilt conclusive y on
any person.
The county attorney, sheriff and other officers
have been engaged investigating the case, and ro
efforts will be spared to ferret out the author OF
the crime.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
1ailu Esnnehse journal
THE MAINE POULTRY SHOW.
4 Nery Fine Exhibition.
PARTIAL LIST OF PRIZES AWARDED

| PORTLAND, February :. The Maine Poultry
Show opened Thursday forenoon at Portland with
over 100000 worth of fowl and pigeons GA exhi-
| biton. Prominent fAnciers from large cities say
it i, the finest exhibition ever vet made 10 quality
add variety.
| PhiIsnder Williams, Taunton, wins today on
Partridge Cochne, first, second third and fourth
| p eniums
| Gen e. p. Mattocks, Portland takes nearly all
| prizes on Bronze Turkeys and Pekn Ducks.
h. Col,n of New York city and George I. Sea
yey of Boston, lead on pi geons, in which depart
| hent the show is immense
| Pol sh Silver spsng lied, w. II. Sylvester Brock
| ton, first, second and third premiums.
Golden Spanlled Bearded W. G.. White, Chic
opee, first premium.
White Crested, p. G.. Sperry, Hartford all the
premiums.
Same. all premiums on Bead Polish, and Gold
en- Polish.
c. L. Perry, Wollaston, fiji, and third premium
on PLAIN Golden Spang led
e. ID. Cartwright, Fairpot, New York, first
| second and third premiums on Plain Golden Span
gled
Same, second aud third premiums on Bearded
Silver Dorkngs, silver grey.
Isaac Dean, Taunton, first aud second pre- mi u N
on Spanish Brown lie ghorns.
X. c. brigham, Newtonville fir st, second and
| third premiums on Black Spanish.
a, w. Mckinsly, Chicopee. first on White Leg.
horns.
p. Fisder, Hartford, first on Dominiqucs.
l.. d. Ely, Jr., Rochester, New York, third and
| fourth on Domnques
Z. L. Ferguson, Bangor all premiums on
| French LAZY che.
p. Williams, Taunton, first Oh Crevecour.
| Same, first on lIoudans.
L. c. Aljrich, Hyde Park, all on Bantams, Sill
yer Seahli .hts.
| Alfred Fosgate, Auburn, New York, all on
White Footed Magrane.
Fairservice, Newark. y. j., first on Jspanes
| Gold Laced Seabrights.
Philander Williams. FIST premium on Back
| lIsmburgs.
| A. T. Keith, Taunton, second and third on
| Black Ham burgs.
j. C.'>S d. Pennington, Peterson, y. j. second
and third on Goll Spangled IIamburgs.
Ongley & Ball, Worcester, first, second and
| third on Handbags.
| Same on Silver Penclled Hamhurgs.
II. f. Tiepka Paucket, first on Partridge Co
| chins
| o. A. & Z. McFAdden, Fairfield, first on COM
| IN fowls.
| Philander W iiliams, second on fowls.
| Same first, thri and fourt on chicks, Ply.
| mouth Rocks.
| Andrew 5. Sawyer, Port land. fist on American
Domiuiqnes.
| W Gilman, Nashua second on American
| Domiuiqle-.
| c. l.. Faskett, Wnsted, first and second on Sil-
yer aud Golden Pheasants.
| George F. Seayey, Boston, third on Silver and
| Golden Pncasants.
| Charles Ramsey, Deering, Csd,on Geese.
| Arrested.
The police to-day arrested John Kelley of Bos-
| ton and Eugene Little Of Bli-tol, Me, for rob
| bng store in Yarmouth. a quantity of good-
were recovered They sfterward. arrested Geo
| Adde ly and Samuel Tay Tor. the night watchman
at the Portland & Ogdensburg depot. In his
| house was found an immense quantity of stolen
goods. The thieves have owned up to breaking
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BfTIIEI..
Fire.

BETHEL, February Z. The Morrill, House
West Bethel tog Their with the stable and out
buildings, were entirely consumed about one
o'clock Thursday morning. There had been
dancing school in the Hall during the evening
and the fire Is supposed to have taken from tn,
over heated funnel. The house was owned by
5. Bean, and insured for $500.
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VIRGINIA..


RICHMOND, February Z. The bill for re-adjust-
meut of the pablo debt which subject has been
under discussion nearly a month, was passed in
that body day BY vote of Il to 10.
Tue action Of the Senate is death blow to the
forcibe re-adjustors vino are in the majority in
the House. which body is now considering the tax
bill, which If adop ed would have but small mar
| gin ior the payment of any debt interest. The
| difference between the two Houses will probably
| be settled by "A compromise.
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at seems as if should cough my head off, is
sometimes the impatient exclamation of a sufferer
from severe Cough. Quell the proxysms with
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar. The eliet
is immediate and the cure certain. Sold by all
druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in l minute.
jan23-t&wlmo.
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FINANCIAL 4 COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

NV York. February.
nMoney loaned a. ia5 call, and closed at e.
cent
Sterling quiet at is2-lls2. tor 90 days, ASIA
is4 for demand.
Gold opened at lO2h and closed at l02--.
Carrying rates, g. ~ er cent. Borrowing rates
3a9--.
Clearings Esl6 324 900. Custom receipts, t276 600
Treasury disbursed-s3i37 Oj interest, $s.2, for
bonds.
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We are requested to state that Howard Owen of
the journal, has accepted the invitation of friends
in district No. A. in this city and Will repeal his
lecture on Life in the Maine State Prison. at
the school house in that district (nesr Tcgus), Oh
this evening, Feb. s. at O'Clock. Lecture free
and all invited
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Yesterday afternoon the lady teacher of the
Chestnut street primary school, while crossing
Winthrop street. was run into By led of one of
the boys coast ng down the hill. We are glad to
saw she wa. not seriously injured The shock to
her nervous system and conclusion of the brain
rendered her for awhile insensble, bat she soon
recovered her consciousness, aHd will be able to
take her sccums stoned place in the school Mon
lay.
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THE METROPOLIS.
DIR. GREEN TEXTILES SHE WAS
ROTTEN.

PHILADELPHIA, February. The examination
by the steamboat inspectors into the causes of the
Metropolis disaster commenced to-day.
The principal witness was DR.. Green. He tes-
tilted that the ship rotten and totally unsea-
worthy. He brought fragment of her rotten
tmbeIs.
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FORT FAIRFIELD.
Railroad Matters.

FORT FAIRFIELD, February Z. The track OF
the n. b. Railway to-day taken up in this village
on account OF land damages unpaid by the town
of Caribou. The train remains here over night
and proceeds out from here to. morrow