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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
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Red Ravsr ANA Texas.
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS
PORTATION COMPANY, AND TEXAS Pa
OIFTO RAILWAY AND CONNECTIONS.
| Through bills, Of ladinR and through passens
ger tickets to all landings on Red River and al
rallTyay Ell "a stations st In Texas. The best route
The following, splendid and fast steamers
u Ree perfee. aea Go oqee Reens Tefas Eetns No.
Y. ). Behan, Bonnie Lee. Dawn.
Kate Kinney s rok SEysf SahEzvEponr, a2hstEz JErrER.
sakzsazaz9szza% on Rcd Rlver and r. raiiWav
stations In Texas.
FOR SHREVEPORT.
Leaves =, -. at Sp.m.
FOR ALEXANDRIA.
silver city, M. n. Wood, master,
Leaves WEDNESDAY,. November IS, at .. m,
v III y eBssd y s 2s4
ooasgned e the compan1 By bili of adne. aeRA'
Graner street JOS l. AIKRN. i5i Presldenit. t2i 49,
= = z u ozRE}E: 52z2E qH2 Bs}rRoH F F5TE Hpp1nn
1aA LORD & MopEAKK. Agents.
WEEKLY RED RIVER PACKET.
ggSa g.. FOR RED RIVER, EGG BEND
1sssszsI Norman .. Barbfn's. wares and V1 Way
'aAA4S7aaSAsf@ landinge-The steamer
BONNIE LEE.
In place Of the New Bart Able)
leaves everg Yt sATURDAY at DC H. eeFR
VIII leave as above. For freight or passago
"DD', "a XIV. v Ab2ms Z 4 a Commercial Place.
P.B.;-Freight consigned to wharfboat, mouth
Of Red river, or to agents at New Orleans for
charge. ieS
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
GmEEHvuE.LE AHxp BRwHps,


UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
- s, FoR VI0K5Bnkd, 4 AAToHEs e,
So Davis Bend and intermediate land
'''''''''''A' lnsfupsa Rdsr stasmsE E. HgE,
William Campbell, muster.
Parisotg Tas M Lins @ for ali pontS the Hasoo. Bun,
aE6, & 8; BAHfEt 3: Hf4t, Agents.
monross give nnd dhr9eh a hs Of adng tR
D'A' ' v. g. BRo0KETT' olSyfiq r. Asent ARs1aat LII"
- 38 Magazine street
FOR dREENViLIF; hTf Txf5Gq,KksBoha & AND THE
FoK Is sfbEESSvj1T;;Lna :! vi65ksbURa 81
''..s's-@n'n0eyt >, RRGsSs9fsE r. WffsTE.e steamer
M %vHsfs oa55 ~b Fenef Parae Goh De
for oil points Yazoo and Talahache rlvers' no
y, Boat reserves the right to pass all landings
th1t the captain may deem unsafe:
will viii give through bills Of lading to trenton,
D'f' A0 40AA' S'FfHq v g. BkocRET1 Sa cRRfE5:f 1 Axent
SO Magazane street.
MALL EAOkET,
Leaves every SATURDAY. at SD, N.
Egw FOB VIOK6BURG, DAVIB' BEND
Xx6aHS5ss1ss Natchez and all intermediate land
&zAs tna5-The passenger packet
NATCEHEX,
T. P. Leathers. master, j. r Muse c1erk
eeonhect1ng at Vtcksbpra with the ParisOt Line
dors s 1asszsoo. Ta!lahatchie and sunnoWer rivers,
st. Louis. AVE- ~A0A'o o"@'' "t"'1o ano
This boat reserves the right to pags all land.
ln8s 81 taat tne Captain may consider unsafe.
Sor freight Or passage applyt a board, ort tn
9AAHGY WORK. Ios Common street
TIL, j. T. UARIdN. II TchoupIteuas st.
rod dhro4uRh "a eills adng given to Trenton. Mon
and Texas Railroad. via Delta ''0'AE
W.B .BRoCKETT,
80 Magazine street |
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DBMOORAT,
Nnuarn har II 1lYa

@nAAS@ NA W NGkAsAH MS DBMOOhAI, I
November -. 1878.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship New Orleans Halsey, fer New York
a Mouton
Steamship Gen Whitney Freeman for NsDs2 Wiz 60
Schr Ada Baker for Brsnos Santiago Maater
Arrived
Brit nantam stsamnhR 8 Chss Hooh Bradley days from
Brit bark Carron, Ward, 10 days from Bahia, in BAL
last to French &co-Peint
sTaANnoATH.
Belle 81 Of Shreveport. Coshll from st Louis
Big Sundower, splane, fom Washington
Laura Lee, Lee from Louisville
Iaaba. OPry. from Lower Coast
Eva, DeBouobel. from Hahuviile
Camelia, Hanover. from CoyingtOn-New Basin
Resew-Uemzaaa Up.
Cor bark Mario srats Boseerdioh 4s days from Rio
Janoiro, to J Phipps 400
Brit chip Martha Cobh Greenbank from Rio do TIA.
metro, in ballast 10 master
Nor bark Hannah somer, Nielsen, At days from
Havre, to Forester
Nor bark sslone, Tbygsen 81 days from Arendal, to
master
Below-Waiting Orders.
Ship John I Berry, Emmersen. 3s days I'm Havre, in
baast, to A K Miller &co-
Ship a si&na, Williams 43 days from Rio Janero in
Nor bark Castor Daniesen 81 days f,om Barcelona
In ballast, to master
EXPORTS
NEW YORK-Per steamship Gen Whitney-e75
aes cotton 1926 bbs molasses 593 hhds sugar so hid
zone black 800 bdls hides 400 bbls and bxs oranpes
/ cares mdse
NEW YOKK-Per steamship New Orleans--a11 |
asS cotton 1865 bbs moasgsa Al hhds sugar 300 bds
loeS oo sacks rice bran 81 bbls honey 300 bbs and
xa oranges
BRAZOS SANTIAGO--Per aohr Ada--2o bbls |
our bbs sugar bbls whisky 10 sacks coffee 81 |
kge mdse -
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
w. ,. Ee0HTEvE ENT',

w. >. P0ETEVENT,
Frank Bergeron master. r. O. Bergeron clerk,
leaves as above. Returning down the const on
on alternate days end In daylight. For freight
or passage apply on board or to
W. J. COMAUX, 40 Cont street.
. 2. B-A clerk always on the landing, head Of
Cont street. to receive freight for both of the
above boats. nos tf
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
EPPER COAST.

Leaves every. TUESDAY. THURSDAY and
SATURDAY at 10 q. M
IT, h FOR DONALDBONVILLE. BEN
go Tureand's. Welham's and ali plantn-
= asAsAza@@tion landtngs-The fine side wheel
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
Hnw ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAr1poAn

NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
Nov 12-l5 bhds sugar 30 bbls moas,es r w Rnr.
Drlage &co.2o hhds sugar Joseph vignes--34 BIB q
moiasses r Betran--5O do Is hhds sugar Msver
" e's kco-lu DO 20 bbls molasses Thibant-- I2 do
Il Gaiiy-95 do Z Jaubert &co-76 do LeSasser 4,
Blnder-ao do Chsm & Bnyd-51 do Richard iii.
keh-n SACKS rough rice La Rice Mi)l-Total So hid
sugar $40 bbls melasses II sacks rough rice
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-03
a Remarkable Man.

James CLARK died in Wayne, IN this county, on
the Sth of November. at the age of eighty four
years. In macy respects be a remarkable
man. A towusman of Robert Burns of Ayr,
Scotland, he was possessed of the stern Scotch
integrity, Influenced and perhaps somewhat soft
, ened by the principles Of Christian faith. Early
deprived of the influence of school discipline, he
was a self educated man. and possessed superior
mechanical genius. lie was probably one of the
first mathe ma,icians in the county, and his cor
rcsponden,e with noted mathematicans was kept
up during his life. During the last year, even
after the loss Of his cyesight from habit, he kept
up in part his extensive correspondence with sew
eral leading msthemaiicians, among whom was
judge Scott of Ohio, who was very near his own
age. ard Hon J. II. Drumm nd Of Portland For
a long series of year. he has filled corner OF the
mathe nautical department Of the old Farmer 5
Almanac, under the name Of Mechanic where it
will be found under problem and solution the
present year. He was the father Of the late
Lieut. A. Clark, of this city, formerly Register of
deeds.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
Daily Kennebee Journal
MAINE NENS BY TELEGRAPH.


PORTLAND, December ,. Bark Cha les LoliDg
launched at Yarmouth Friday afternoon stuck in
the mud tue opposite side of the river, aud will
have to bc dog out, as ting could not get her of
Saturday.
barquc was launched from the yard Of Hall
Il others, in Ellsworth, on the 18th OF November
She is not set rugged but fur fear of cold westhe
and the river being closed up. il was thought best
to lounch the same, AID she will be towed to Bos-
ton and completed She IS li3 feet in length, 33
BIO in BREADTH l. 6 10 in depth, and measures
about $50 tons, new measurement. John S. En-
cry n Co and others Of Boston, have purchased
her, and size will be commanded for the present
by Capt. John Dunbar OF Boston.
Sailed.
The steamship Mississippi left for Liverpool at
about half past four o'clock, Saturday afternoon
There was lively time Saturday loading live
stock. She takes 80 head of cattle aud 200 sheep,
The stoc> i, shipped by Thomas Hopper & Son OF
Qlebec. The cattle came from Chicago and the
sheep from the Province of Quebec. She took be-
sides mi,ce llantouS cargo, among which WAS r.
90" bu.hel, and 1882 bag, Of wheat, 5000 bushels
OF peas, 10000 pounds of bacon and 2i4,O00
pounds of batter.
Marine Di asteis.
schooner Brunette Capt Rich, from Searsport
arrived in Portsmouth, \. ii Mondsy morning,
Decemb, ,, with loss of jlbboom, foretopma.t and
heodgear carried away in Bay of Fundy, F. ida,
night, during storm.
A three masted schooner, name unknown went
ashore on the rocks at Scamp Island, on Monday
morning She lays easy ard will probably come
oil
Schooner Chis Sawyer, Mullen from Rio Con
as, Brsz fiom Pernambuco, struck on bar at
the former port, October II, and became total
loss. She bu 1t at Westbrook in 1870 il l43
tom, aud was Owned by the mater and others, of
l. l-worth.
schooner VIM. Carroll Of Buckspcrt, before re-
ported a-hore at Salisbury Psint, j. total wreck
No issuance. The crew were taken from the
rigging lay the tug Matte sargent
Schooner Sparta of Winteipott, which went
ashore at Ipswich, was hauled OFT after throwing
over dockioid of lumber.
Steamer Oregon, which left Bristol November
49, subsequently came in collision in the river and
Sustained damage to her bulwsrks.
Fire IN Calais.
CALAIS, December ,. A double house owned
by +. y. Stoddaid and joel Woodwork, caugb,
fire this morning from defective chimney.
>iodiaid', los $500 Ilsured 5000 Woodworth's
los S7u1. Insured for 500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-03
STATE NEWS.

The following are the recent business changes
in this State:
Porland-J. J. Chenery & Co., grocers, J. j.
Chenery deceased.
Afred-S. II. earle, general store, sold to Chas.
Carrie.
Hammond & Ferguson. grocers, dissolved, now
Hammond.
Auborn-Fogg Bros, Chronicle, dissolved; now
Fogg, Goff & Co.
Bangor-Daniel p. Wood, boots and shoes, de-
ceased.
W. G. Peaks Il Son. plumbers, dissolved, now
w. NJ. Peaks.
Eben Stevens, jeweler, sold out TO Nathan P.
Doe.
Garland-C. d. Gilbert, tin ware. removed to
Monson.
ii. b. Thayer. drugs and medicines, removed to
Monson.
Hollis-L. S. Weymouth, saw mill, sold to ].
Deeripg.
MacLias-E. W. Cushing, surgeon dentist, sold
out
Thomaston-s S. Gerry, hats and cape, sold
out.
The following are the recent failures in this
State:
The liabilities of Titcomb Thompson, ship.
builders, kennebunk, are said TO be about S245,
600, ard their assets SlS2. 400.
E. J. Bristol, fancy goods, l. vision, Is report
ed trying to compromise with creditors At ten
cents on = dollar.
Horace Parlin 4 Son. manufacturers Of boots
and shoes, Hall well are reported - making an
assignment.
Parn & Morgrdge, boot and shoe msnufac-
turers. HaIlowell. are reported assigned.
James Patten, car builder, Bath, is reported
compromising at thirty cents on q dollar.
John l.. Howard, sheet iron worker, Portland,
is reported 10 insolvency.
Frank Z. Little, grocer, Merimac, is reported
as suspended
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-03

The Bangor Commercial says: "The railroad
officials on the Me- Central are troubled good deal
with worthless trsmps who will resort to every sort
of means to steal ride of few miles. These tel
low. besiege the night trains more by night than
day as it Is easier to accomplish their purpose in
the darkness. Almost every night some of them
will plant themselves on the platforms of some of
the forward cars and ride until they are driven of
One night seven stout and able bodied trsmps
established themselves in the water closets of the
cars before the train left this CITY. When the
conductor found them and ordered them off they
refused to 90. When the assistance of those on
the train was called by the conductor the tramps
continued to resist and it only after quite a
russell that they driven from the tram at Her.
mop,"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-03
II Badness or "a Deficiency OF Hair

Exists, or il the hair is gray, dry or harsh, the
natural youthful color can he restored nv using
"Lor don Hair Color Restorer" the most delight
full article ever introduced to the American people
for increasing its growth, restoring is natural
color, and at the same time lovely hair dressing
and besutifer. II is totally different from all
Others not sticky or gummy, and free from all
impure ingredients that reader many other arti-
cles obnoxious; in fact it is exqui-itey perfumed
and so clearly and elegantly prepared a. to make
il a lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury.
j. A. TYNEs, A Prominent CITIZEN,
Wilson, \. c., writes: Some ten wears ago my
wife's hair commenced falling, and got very thin
and turoed gray; but after using "London Hail
Color Restorer" the scalp became healthy, the
hair stopped falling, the color was restored nd
is now growing beautifully.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color Re
stoter Price, Is cents bottle. Six bottles, G4
Main Depot for the o. S., 800 North Sixth street
Philadelphia. Sold by Partridge Bros, Augusta
septl9 tedok wifi
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Shihh
On Sunday morning at about half past five
o'clock the inmates of the house Of Rev A. J
Nelson Of th. village, were aroused from then
sumbers by dense smoke filing the house. A
hasty examination revealed brisk fire burning
against aud through back door Of the eli part
| aud of course II was speedily eXtinguished The
fire had made progress enough to burn a
SPACE of foot 'qaare through the door,
and the casing Oh one side was nearly
consumed. Another half hour OF less would
have enabled the fire TO gain such he adway
that the entire stand of buildings would have been
consumed. The house is of brick, ard is one OF
the best dwellings, in the village. No doubt exists
As to the origin Of the fire. 1t was ncendiaty
and of tie meanest kind. No one can imag iue a
motive against Mr.. Nelson to thus jeopai re the
lives Of himself and family and destroy valua
BILE property.
Instead OF his usual discourse on Sabbath
morning, Rev Chas Bray, at The Methodist Epi.
copal church, held Il social meeting for testipo
mics, ami general response WAS msde by almost
the entire congregation. \ Eum1er rose in re-
spouse to an invitation for those who had 10,
here tofole made profession to sigalfy llliag
ness 10 CT ter upon new lite.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-03
Fine line Of Tides. Cushions and Toilet Sets,
at Miss II. +. Piper's new store.

GPSUFFERERs from headache constpated
bowels, inward piles. costiveness, fevcrs, torpid
liver, yellowness of the skin and eyes, indiges-
ton. dyspepsia. and all arrangements of the inter-
nal viscera, are cured by "Swsyne'. Tar and
Sarsaparils Pills" Unlike many other purga-
tives, they do not initiate the stomach and bow.
els by frequent use. They keep the system in
healthy condition by arousing the torpid liver to
healthy action and expelling by the bowels and
kidneys the matter that poisons the foundations of
life. Be particular to obtain "Swayne's Pills. y
Price Is cents box at all leading druggists Geo.
G. Goodwin x Co., Wholesale Agents, Boston
Partridge Bros, Augusta. septl9- teod& wifi
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1Harrtt0.

Inihs CITY. Dec. |, b, R.v. II. W. rice. VI.
~ J. walk, + to VI $, Lucia VI. swift, ortt ut
lld!pwe =
In NJ. vernon nov. >. b, Rre. !. + igtcomb
Mar Ion r. Eaton OF Ne4na, TO No Mtiict i
l., ghtuu Ul Nj. Vernon.
In Galye-t Texas, Nov. 49, AZ -. Jane
Church, b, Rev q. W. Riggs, Lyte CRAWFORD
orc Weston, - Ella { .Gould f Augusta, Me-.
In Lew istou, Nov 2ilh, Icont'd NJ. ti-h oi B9+
ton. Mass. to Misc Lucy \. warren 81 Lewiston &;
Nov 2Stn. W n. h. Bradford OF Tanner, to Mis-
Lila H Duuutll, OF Newiiril.
in IL ci port, Nov. l7,h. FEED T. St-tstn /, Miss
Laura L. new III, bath 81 Camden.
10 Leeds, Nov. eth, Joscph kconc, NJ. d, of
Bosom, TO Miss May vi, Lolhrup oi Brunt wei.
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"What are you going TO do Hbout IL go
Because the penalties of physiological laws are
not executed speedily, some fancy they void.
But when the system breaks down, and almost
hopeless CONF lica'ions arise. which the fau ilv
physician, by reason of his limited experience
fails to relieve, the petinency ufthe above inquiry
is apparent. Many remedies have been specially
prepared for these cases, and manv ply scisns are
bidding for their patronage. A. before max ing a
purchase Of land. search" is required, and the
title carefully examined, invalids should care
investie ate the claims of any ysican Offering to
treat chronic diseases. DR.. Pierce. Family Mcdi.
cnes well known, aud have effect
ed manv cures where eminent physicians
have failed; vet to accommodate surgical
and complicated csses, and those de
sirous of being restored speedily DIR. Pierce has
erected n elegant sauitRrinm, at cost Of nea'lv
half a million dollars. No institution in the world
offers advantages superior to those found in this
establishment Half >core of ply -cians are in
attendance, several of whom have been prom
| nently connected with leading American and tu-
| ropean Hospitals. Every improved facility for
Fastening cure that liberal expenditure of
money could here he found. Before
fully deciding where to go, address Invad-' and
Tourists Hotel, for circular.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-03
KENTUCKY.
Election 1roubles,

NEW YORK. December ,. Governor McCrcary
of Kentucky. lays he has received no official in.
foi ma'ion OF disturbance in Breathett county
The locality whore it occurred is in the mountains
more than fifty miles from telegraph station
He has sent letter to the circuit Judge asking
Tor fun Information, and as many soldiers of the
state Guarl - are needed Will be sent to aid the
evil authorities IN preserving peace and in est
ing and punshing all violaturs of law.
Frankfort desl atch says it is believed the
row at bieathttt has been greatly exaggerated
ard is really but personal fight between two Pc /
ilicans nd a few adherents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-03
War With Afghani tan.
THE CONDITION OF AFFAIRS Al
kHYDER PASS.

LONDON. December 2. A despatch from CAL
cutta says that the trouble 10 Khyber Pass was
greatly exaggerated. A single officer, Lord Will
lam Beslsford, rode the entire length Of Khy Der
Pass unmol, sted.
Gen. Browns force will probably winter at Oak.
ka, unless some movement on the part of the AT
ghsns provokes further advance.
Cen Biddulph will, probably remain at Psheen,
but if he shall determine to proceed to CAndah or
that plsc probably will be found undefepded.
Gen. Roberts advance on Pewar Pass may en-
counter resistance, but the pass will probably be
found easy to overcome.
No important fighting is expected anywhere
this year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-03

Among interesting business facts with regard to
the city of Bath are the following OF the profess
ional men there are, doctors l6; lawyers, II min
sters, II; surveyors. 5. OF different industrial pur
suits, there are-shipbuders, II firms; ship bro.
kers insurance agents, II printers, 6: grocers.
Sc dry and fancy goods, u drugs, s.; founders,
5; wholesale grocers, l fshmsrts 5; hardware,
8; confectionery, l6; ice, 2; lumber, 10; livery
stables, 5; saloons, 8; stoves. A; tailors, I;
watches, 4; mani. wool, hotels, 4.
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POLITICAL.
CONG EssIoNAL RCMORs.
A Report that Senator Blaine will Move
an Enquiry into Election Abuses.
GEN. BUTLER WILL PURSUE STANLEY
MATTHEWS.

NEW YORK December 2 II is stated that Sen
ator Blaine will offer solution this week di-
fectng the judiciary committee of the senate to
enquire aud report whether the constitut ional
rights Of American citizens had been violated in
the recent tie clions, and whether election fran
chise had been prsctc lily denied or abridged by
the action OF Slate officials. The committee will
be instructed 10 report whether 1t is competent for
congress to adopt further leg islation to protect
the citizens in the exercise of their elective fran
chse.
1t is reported that Ben Butler intends to push .
resolution to bring Senator Matthews before the
Potter committee. or. if be still refuses to appear,
to force him to the bar of the house, and answer
for contempt.
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" ASttiNGION.
Financial.

WASH NGToN. December .. Secretary Sher.
man IN hl- report submitted to congress to day
comm, nd, A. CARDS the silver dollar that one
Of these three things he done; FIRST, that the
wight OF the silver dollar be increased so as TO
IN ke it equal in value TO gold dollar; second.
that the snovnt Of silver dollars to be coined be
limited. OF third, that the silver dollar be made
logsl ender for only limited sum. OF these
three plans the secretary favors the last.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-03

For the ladies only novelty in pillow shams
has patterns mostly in geometrcal designs, darned
with linen floss into bobbnet lace; the lace is
lined with pink blue silesis or cambria, and edged
with German lace. Sheet shsms are made to
match. This is very pretty device, and one can
have no idea what snowy shsms it makes and yet
inexpensive and so simple. 1t is very easy and
pretty work. The very latest caprice in bed
spreads is the Turkish toweling, Or rather, the
same material as the toweling.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-03

On the lst of January, 1879, the KENNEBEC
JOURNAL, published at Augusta, Me-, one Of
the leading Political and Family Newspapers in
Maine,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-03
House
CONDENSED IrIEt:RAMS.

George Henry Lewes. writer, and Alfred Wig
an actor, are dead.
There was 100000 fire at Tallmade, Ohio, on
Saturday, and $50, 600 fire at Fargo, MINI.
The United States authorities have insisted that
a couple of Degro,s in Patrick county, Virgins.
charged with murder, shall be tried by q mixed
jury, which excites The ire of Judge Tresdwell, .
State justice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-03

Rev. Joseph Cook gives to Prof. Cyrus Hamlin
of the Bangor Theological Seminary, formerly
president Of Roberts College, Constantinople, the
credit of introducing education into Turkey in
Europe. When Dr. Hsmn went to Constantine
ple there wa. not school hook in the language
spoken BY the people of Turkey. Now there is a
long list.
Miss Helene Freeman, who arrived in this city
Saturday evening from Bangor, will walk in
G ANTE Hall next Thursday evening, and those
who saw this lsdy's remarkable powers of endnr-
ance upon former occasion, when she walked %
miles will now be DESTROYS to see her in her al
tempt at walking AZ miles As will he seen nv
the advertisement, a medal worth $40 will be
given to the best amateur walker.
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E'iIE STORM.
THE DAMAGE IN DIFFERENT 10,
CA LITIES.

New York, December ,. Dispatches from the
Wet LAY that a Tremendous snow and seet storm
Ir vailed ye,'e'day and last night along The line
Of the NJ i->Our Pacific railroad, west OF Otter
vile, aud extended into Kansas. Four and a hal
miles of telegraph line were torn down on the
Pac fc road. Kansas City was entirely isolated
rsphicay and the whole surrounding coun-
Try was buried in snow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-03

The fair and levee of the ladies Of the Univer-
salist parish opens tonight at Granite Hall, and
the entertainer mt to be given will be worthy of
crowded house. Two excellent PLAYS will be pre-
sented BY fine home talent; and refreshments and
fancy articles will be on sale at the tables. Mss
Lizzie Pilshury will not only have the leading
lady part in the play, but will give some excel
lent select readings
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