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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-06
Shot.

PHILADELPHIA, August 5. At l.30 O'Clock this
morning, Charles Anderson, Edwa.d Wilson, a
man named Drew and John smith boarded the
schooner Zephina Sulman, Capt. Fisher, lying IN
the Delaware river, opposite kaighers point. The
captain discovered them robOiDg the vessel and
fired, instantly killing Anderson and seriously
wounding Wilson and Smith. The latter and
Drew escaped.
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ILLINOIS.
Labor TIOnhles.

CHICAGO, August ). Governor Cullum ha.
been appe aled to tor a company OF militia TO pro
tect the coal mines IN the vicinity of Stanton, "a
the county of Macupine which is threatened with
destruction by the striking miners. The governor
ha, ordered sheriff to the scene of the di,turb-
ances. with orders to call to his aid such force
Is necessary.
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local AMI State Nsms.

Oar attentive correspondent on Cushnoc
Heights, "D.," writes that the report Is that MT
L. NJ Baker has bargained for Mr. James IL
Shaws house, which is situated near the FIRST
Christian chapel. 1t is understood that he pays
therefor 1920 Mr. Shaw thinks OF making his
future home ia AroostOok county ~ the vicinity
If Fort Fairfield. The removal of hnn,clf and
family will be a loss to the heights. j. l. Flsh,
the street commissioner for the Western district,
i. making very desirable improvements on North
ern avenue with clay and gravel, for which the in
habitants feel very grateful.
Jackson, the sculptor, for sey,r. years a resi-
dent Of Florence, Italy, Is native OF Bath, edu-
Gated in her public schools, and subsequently
learned IL machiust's trade ia Boston, Mass.
Fl ON boy hood he gave evidence of artistic talent
While al Boston, having seen aud admired pic
ture of L. Il. Reed. the "painter poet" he de-
termined to cut his bust. Taking il home one day
from his workshop, gentleman, one of our most
distinguished poets, meeting him, exclaimed 40
tones Of pleased surprise, That's Tom Reed!
After introducing himself, he asked permission to
call upon him, and in few days did so, accom-
panied by his friend Reed, both Of whom advised
MIN, by all means, to go to Italy
An exchange says: Persons drowned by
raising their arms above water, the unbuoyed
weight of which depresses the head. When a
man falls into deep water he will rise to the sur
face, and will continue there If he does not elevate
his hands. If he moves his hands under water 10
any way he pleases his head will rise so high as to
allow him full liberty to breathe, and if he will
use his legs, the act of walking up stairs, his
shoulders will rise above the water 50 that he may
use less exeition with his hands or apply them to
any other purpose. These plain directions are
recommended to the recollection Of those who
have not learned to swim in their youth, as they
may be found highly advantageous 10 preserving
valuable life.
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summerinR Notes.

Mrs DR.. Crooker ard Mrs. +. l.. Iamlen are
both i'll at Ocean Point.-Secretary Of the Navy
Thompson, who is cruising up the coast in Gov
ernment steamer, will honor Mouse Island with y
visit in = sew dsys.-Four summer cottages are
being built on Capitol leland. Boothbay Han bor.-
Tue citizens of Hsrpswel quite unanimous in
= tLer opposition to Sunday excursions from Port
land. The summer visitors filing the hotels aud
cottages arc also ANXIOUS that the quiet of that
lovely retreat may not be invaded by noisy crowds
Of pleasure seekers the Sabbath. Upon other
days, excursions are welcomed most Hospitality.
1t is the boast of the town that no liquor can be
bought within its nmlts.-The census of Squirrel
Island, Saturday, shows the presence Of 59i
PEI sons.
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Indian Matters.

The News San Antonio special gives a letter
from Capt. l.. W. Carpenter of the Tenth Cavalry
IN which he states information that the Indians
OF Fort stanton reservations sold mules in the
town of Del Norte, Mealco, that had been stolen
FROM the FL Paso stage line, and that the Indians
are supplied at stores in Del Norte with improve ed
bieech loading rifles and ammunition. Captain
Carpenter further states that company OF regu-
lar Mexican cavalry is stationed In the town oil
Del NoIte. TINS shows how some of the Ameri.
can Indians are supplied with arms and smmuni-
Il Il.
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Death OF Missionaries.

New YORK, August 5. Private letters from
Tenn Tsin, China, of July 4th, announce the death
of the following mis,iona les Rev }. 5. Bar
rabe of the London boari; Rev. Mr.. Hunt of the
Amer can board, who died IN Pekin, he having
been there Thirty tive years; Miss Drledrickson of
the Church mission Miss l.. A. Campbell of the
Methodist mission Rev. W. IL. Hall of the Meth
odst miss ion. Those at Pekn are four. Rev.
Albert Whiting also died at Shanghai.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Stabbed.

PROVIDENCE, August 5. hotel keeper, nam
ed Ackerly. shot John Malta, yesterday, while
quelling fracas.
Stabbed.
Stephen Gleason was fatally stabbed this fore
noon by two drunken loafcrs to whom he refused
to sell liquor at hls saloon. Both are arrested
An Assault.
Policeman Riley was fatally injured by rowdy
smashing his head with cobble stone, last night.
while arresting one of their number
Killed.
Thomas Dolan of this city, yesterday dove flom
the bridge eighty feet TO the water below Pssssic
Falls and struck on his face and turned over dead.
His body has not yet been recovered.
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MEXICO.
The Revolution.

CITY OF MEXICO, July 30, via Havana, August
3. A revolutionary spirit has developed into ac-
ton. The revolutionary general Pedro Martinez
ON July 26lh with three hundred men attacked
rich mining town called Catorce, and it is re-
ported we're badly repulsed.
Later intelligence from revolutionary sources
state that CatoIce was taken " Ith large amount
| OF bullou and specie. Tue telegraph line was
cut.
The revolution in San Luis Patoisi is assuming
serious proportions. Communication through the
interior becoming difficult, and business is con
,euuently dcpressyd.
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FINANCIAL l. COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. August s. ISIS.
Money loaned u. 2-al1a on call,a closed at %.
per cent.
sterling quiet at 1853 -as}- tor 20 days, 486-as6h
for demand.
GOldope led at l)0ta and clio sed at i0bS
Carrying Rates, al per cent. Borrowing rates
l,a2.-
Clearings, 1924 600. Custom receipts, $43s, 600.
Treasury disbursed st,o OOO interest, 100000 for
bonds.
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NJ ystery Solved.
YER MONT.
Railroad Matters,

RICHFoRD, August 3. Intelligence from West
Fsrnham at one clock this forenoon reports that
between twenty and thirty men of the Central
Vermont Railroad Company, laid crossing, yes
terdsy, of the Montreal Portland & Boso Rail
road, which crosses the Central Vermont. at that
place. As the first train of the Central Railroad
passed over last evening, large crowd of people
witnessed the work with great interest.
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CONN ECTICtII.


New LONDON, August s. Custom house Off
GERS boarded the school ship ST. Mary, which ar
rived Saturday from Madeira, and seized guam
THY of goods, consisting of wines, gloves, silks
Tui kish rugs and carpets. Commander of the
ship says the goods, with the exception of the
gloves were sent home by officers OF U. 5. ship
Alliance, now at Lisbon, aud he claims ignorance
Of the law relative to customs duties. The goods
will be contscated
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" ASiiINGrON.
Railroad Matters.

WASHINGTON, August s. The Pacific railroads
have combined against Schurz' recent land deci-
sions, and issue circulars INTO ming parties that
any attempt to preemp their land under that de-
cision will be resisted and such parties elected.
They say they will continue sale of the lands
heretofore, and at prices to be fixed by the com.
panles.
Personal.
Secretaries McCrsly and Thompson have re-
turned.
Financial.
The acting secretary of the treasury will to-day
issue call Tor the redemption of five millions Of
$40 bonds of 1865, consols of 1868
The following is the coinage executed at the U.
5. minis curing the month of July Gold double
eagles, Sl,7oO,OOO; standard silver dollars, ST.
S47 900; minor coins, sl9S3. Total amount,
1882 1888.
The Border Troubles.
Our government is in regular receipt of com
nun icatlons from the minister from Mexico They
show the country Is generally peaceful. The
Mexican governme mt still insists, IN reply to re-
monstranccs by the nted Slstes, that it is doing
all in ITS power, in good faith TO lepiess depreds-
tions on the Texas border The Mexican gov
eminent Is respectfully assured, if il Is powerless
to rcpress them, the service Will he performed by
the /. ,.
Indian Matters.
The Sioux commission was July 22i at White
Clay, Dakota territory, III miles from Missouri
river, where they propose to remain some time to
make a careful examination of the surrounding
country.
A Heavy storm.
A. O'Clock this afternoon the city was visited
bv the most terrific storm known here for many
years Some forty or fifty houses were unroofed
and extensive damage was done to many houses
IN the course OF erection. Castle Stewart. which
has been rented TO the Chinese embassy, WAS
m AGED a the amOuDt of SltM. Mary Sham.
colored woman residing in small house near
the river bank was killed by being blown into the
river with the house. Several persons are said to
have been injured by lightning, also the Patent
office. Smithsonian Institute, Office of the Post and
Holy Cross church. There was great destruc-
ton to the sewers throughout the city. The ave
nue. in front of the executive mansion and trea-u-
ny department during the storm resembed rap
IDLY flowing river. The damage TO public and
private property will reach $4,000. la front Of
the Baltimore x Ohio depot the water was Is in
ches deep and the passengers were taken over the
Hooded streets IN wagons.
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
Fire.

ST. JONI, August ). Sunday morning fire
broke our ina Pile of lumber on the wharf adj
joining Miller & Woodman's mill, Spurs cove,
opposite ludian Town, and after burning con-
siderable quantity of lumber, extended to the
Dow Spur d.tery. Ahout one million feet of
lumber including some valuable ArooSoOk pine,
was bui ned.
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Financial.

Secretaries McCrary and Thompson have re
turned.
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Attempted Murder.

Saturday evening, Homer Hill, farmer, left
here IN buggy tor his home six miles distant.
Arriving he found his wife awaiting, and drove to
the barn. Not returning in reasonable length
OF time, his wife went to the barn and found i'm
with his skull badly fractured and pockets rlhed
OF two hundred dollars. Sheriff Ward arrested a
man at Warsaw, Sunday, with blood on his cloth
ing, and under suspicious circumstances. The
chances Of Hills recovery very slight.
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TEXAS.
Quite a Shoot.

GALVESTON, August 5. A San Antonio special
says John Lauahan, OF variety show, on Satur-
day, shot Mr. Sqares OF the Eighth Cavalry,
shot Miss Drake, aud IN trying to shoot himself
hit Mr.. Bailey III the arm. He then fed to
Houston. He was jealous of Squires attention to
Miss Drake. The wounds Of the latter are con-
sluefed fatal.
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OHIO.
Explosion.

CINCINNATI, August 5. The boiler of the en-
CINE moving the saw mill at Enterprise, explode
last night, killing George Avery, John Poor.
Frank DeIworth aud seriously iniuring Dent Park
and three uthpr.
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NEW JERSEY.
The Smith Murder.

JERSEY CITY, August 5. Matthew O'Lee, an
Indian tramp, under arrest IN Jersey City, cbarg-
ed as accessory to the murder of policem an Smith
In the police court III Jersey City, to-day, Mrs.
smith, when asked if she had any thing TO say,
piled firmly, if not Indignantly, al am not gully"
She was taken in charge OF by the coroner, who
holds sn inquest next Friday.
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ENIIjCk v.
Election.

LEXINGTON, August 5. The election passed
off quietly. The entire democratic ticket for
county officers is elected by majorIties ranging
from tour hundred to fifteen hundred.
LOUISVILLE, August ). La the elections to-day
Banton Duncsn's labor national greenback party
was utterly crushed not candidate on the tic ket
getting u respectable vote.
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Hungary.
BASE BALL.

At Utica, New York-Cbicagos 3, Uticas 2
Game called on the eighth innings on account OF
rain.
At cleveland, Ohio, syrngfeds 6. Forest
Ctys |.
At Buffalo, New York-Butfalos L. Milwau-
KEGS 3.
At Rochester, New York-Rochesters |, Gin
cinnatis9,
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AUBURN.
Political.

AUBURN, August 5. The second district dem
ocratc convention, 10 nominate candidate for
representative TO congress, is to be held in this
city on Tuesday, August 90 1t is generally con-
coded that S. Clifford Belcher OF Pennington. the
democratic candidate two years since and a pro-
nounced hard money man, will be the man nom-
mated.
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Political.

Tie New York Heraid's Washington special
says that Congressman Foster OF Ohio, says of In
political situation in his State, the greenback
movements Will cut down majoritles in both the
republican and democ stic districts, and he thinks
the dem Will lose several congressional dis
Tlcts.
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The Situation.

The elections for senators and repre- sentatves
10 congress aud three judges in the supreme court
resulted favorably to the administration OF Pres-
| dent Dmz. The political situation is developing.
and when congress meets both houses will be pref
ty equally div ided between the adherents of Val
| Iarte and Justo Benitez, the two prominent aspr-
ants Tor piesidenusl succession.
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" AFTER VILE.
Fire.

WATER, LILLE, August ). The dwelling house
of Mrs. Harriet Z. Roderick of Watcrville was
burned Sunday night. The fire took in the l.,
probably from ! defective hue. The children
in bed in a chamber and were with difficulty
saved. Loss $780, insured $500.
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LEWISTON.


LEWISTON, August 5. Margaret A. Libby of
this city, residing on Main street, took dose of
oil Of cedar at eleven o'clock this forenoon and
died from the effects within a short time. She
was about fifty years old and separated from her
husband few years since.
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lied uced Rates of Fare to
MOUNT I<INEO,
KANGELY LAX ES,
and WHITE MOUNTAINS.

Excursions solicited for White Mountains, Old
Orchard Beach, Islands in CascO Bay, &c, &c.
Select where Jou would like to go, and make early
application for reduced rates, to Superintendent
or General Ticket Agent. Portland, Me-, or Gener
al Eastern A GENT WateIville, Me. Ali Agents and
employees will he pleased to give any information
desired and ficials and employees i'll do ali IN
.lheir power TO have each and every Excursion
10y and tXcursionlsts perfectly satisfied. No
s0kWin be spared t. carry out just what the
kVulnE desire. P.9E'SO.V TGCAER.
[ssa& Superintendent, Portland, We.
r. r. BooTHBY. Gen. Ticket AK Portland, Me.
GRO, A. ALDEN, Gen. Eastern Agt WaterVille, NJ.
ftf-aug5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-06

After few weeks suspension general resump-
ton mining IN the Schuy kill region began tins
morning. The Reading company have 542 900
tons OF tier August quota to mine and ship. 1t
is thought that this wall give steady employment
to all interested in the coal trade of this region for
the balance of the month.
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Condemned TELEGRAMS.

Thorne & Parsons of Toronto, large wholesale
leather merchants, have failed.
The nationals of thu 18th Illinois district have
nominated Rev. Geo. w. Pepper for congress.
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CALlFOR MA.
Murder.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 5. John Il. Warner,
Sunday in a quarrel, shot and killed William j.
Wilson, native of New York. Both were MEM
bers of the fire department.
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PEGNNSYLN ANA.
Strike.

PoTTsvILLE, August s. About 200 men and
boys employed AT Bucklidge coIliety, Shamokn,
struck to-day for the restoration OF Sc per wagon
for coal mined, which was taken off during July
and submitted To at the time. As the ma orty OF
the men do not demand the restoration and
willing to work at reduced rates. 1t is thought all
Va Ill be a work In few daNs
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BOSTON, August D. United States District At
torney sanger asked for the necessary papers
from United States Commissioner Haet Tor Con
ants arrest, which will speedily follow.
Fatal Accident.
Mcheal Crowley, conductor of the New York
< New England railroad, residing at Norwood
met with an accident On the road at North Wind
ham, this morning. He was walking on the track
toward his train, efore daylight, when he fell
through calvert, which he could not see owing
to the darkness, struck on his head in the street
below, auG his skull badly fractured Death is a
question of a few hours.
Daniel Pratt Released.
Daniel Pratt was released from Salem jail on
Saturday night. Lawyer w, ii. Niles OF Lynn
furnished bonds for his appearance, and Danie
walked out once more into the fresh air and made
characteristic speech on the Jail steps to the CHI
zens of Salem. He stopped IN Salem over night
and walked to Lynn on Sunday morning, where
he made speech at the West Lynn Hotel. lie
called at the Lynn police station and paid his fe-
spects to the City Marshal At "a late nour in the
afternoon Daniel was seen tramping over the
turnpike 10 the rain TO his residence in Piatville
Deaths Among Children.
The mortality of the week has made a sad havoc
among the little ones of Fan River. Out of 81
de ath reported for the week, "a were children,
amoLg which were IL cases of cholera infantum.
Fire.
L ne car sneu OF tue Eastern hallTOau COMPANY
in this city burned tonight with six passenger
and two Pullman cars. Loss $685. 900. Fully IN
sured in the London, Liverpool and Globe. The
origin of the fire is believed to be incendiary.
Reception.
Dennis kearney formally received at Fan
euil Hall this evening, by of the large st gath
erings ever held within and around its walls. No
one-iourth OF the crowd could gain entrance, anC
during the proceedings overflow meeting O.
immense proportions was in progress in the
square. The crowd was noisy, enthusiastic anC
reckless but good natured Within the hall the
heat was intense, and following the example o.
Kearney majority of the audience were soon ID
shirt sleeves. 4. c. Brophy called the meeting u
order announced that L NJ Chamberlain, char
man of the reception committee had been appoint
ed to preside, and presented him 20 tue audience
who cheertd Justify. Chambell lain addressed the
meeting at some length, followed by kearney
whs IN his harangue uses most of his vocabulary
to vilify the assoc lated press, reading from the
San Francisco Chronicles dispatches he attributes
to the associated press. No such despatch wa
sent from this Office. Other speeches fol owed II
The nature of addresses of welcome TO the city, tt
State and TO New England. Meanwhile keainey
went out and made short speech to the crowd IL
the square. Upon his return series of resou
tons were adopted and the meeting adJournec.
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Beautiful Helen no doubt had fine complexion,
but it is more than doubtful whether 1t exceeded
in purity the compilations of the ladies who use
Gems sulphur Soap. Sold by ali druggists.
Hills HAIR aud Whisker Dye, black aud brow
SOC. julyl7-t&wlmo
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EItsN.
England.

LONDON, August 5. Tuesday is bank holiday
and the markets are closed.
Spain.
MADRID, August 3. Queen Christina, widow
of Ferdinand VII and grandmother of Alfonso
MI, present king of Spain, is seriously Ill.
Hungary.
PEsrH. August 5. The Hungarian elections
have commenced. SO far the liberals are over
whelmingly ahead Her Tiexs. the Hungarian
premier. was however defeated at Debreczln by
Erust 81 ncuy, radical
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Weather Indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
partly cloudy weather, occasional rains, winds
mostly warmer southerly, stationary of falling ba-
rometer.
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Please not tri1e with q cough. 1t is inviting
death. When safety is within reach, stop that
cough, heal the lungs, remove all irritation from
throat. Adsmson's Botanic Balssm will do it.
Sample bottles free. Large bottles 50 cents.
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LOUISIANA.
Yellow Fever.

NEW ORLEANS, August s. The board of health
report the number of new cases of yellow fever
to-day TO be twenty eight, and the number OF
deaths twelve.
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TOPSHAM.
Accident.

ToPsuAM, August 5. Mr.. William Garcelon,
in the employ of Mr.. Earl of Topsham. while
pulling stumps, broke his ankle by the giving way
of a part of the machine. The ankle cap was
knocked off, one bone Of the ley broken and the
other split up for about four inches.
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Marrien.

In Rumford, July 81, Mr.. Chsrles W. Durham to
Miss Cora b Scribner, both of Paris.
In Bridgton July 20, MIR. j. Ambrose GalsOn of
Woodstock, to Miss Mabel NJ. Eastman, OF Rum
ford
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
To TIM
Daily Ksnnshrt journal
PORTLAND.
boating Matters.

Boating Matters.
PORTLAND, August 5. The boat from St. John
Saturday forenoon broug to this city lIanlon,
the oarsmsn. accompanied by j. T. Scholes, and
James Ward of Toronto. ianlon is splendid
specimen of physical manhood, about $50 pounds
weight, and feet s inches tall lie aud bis party
took the tain for Boston.
Sundays Boston Herald contains challenge
from Davis and Kennedy of this city to Faulkner
and Regan to row them in single or double SOULS
at date to be fixed. As for pair-osred race
they will offer TO row one 10 1879, as their chal
leuge in 1877 was not accepted by Faulkel Regain
until 1878.
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M AIRY LAND.


BALTIMORE, August 5. Seven prisoners escsp
ed from the jail at Cumberland, Nd, last night
They overpowered the keeper when he was on his
round.