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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-04
" ARLINGTON.
A New Industry.

WASHINGTON, January 3. The consul at Brad
ford, England, suggests that the choice woods of
America might be disposed of in England to a
much greater extent than at present. if energetic
steps are taken to Introduce them. Wooden house
hold articles so common in this country, which
are classed under the general head of wooden
ware, are but little known in Great Britai n.
Appointment.
Prof. Peter Cules of Burlington, VT, was ap-
pointed chem chief of the department of az
riculture, vice DIR. McMurlin resigned. to repre-
sent the department in the coming Paris expos-
ton.
Mexican Affairs.
The Senate select committee on relations with
Mexico, of which Conkling is chairman, held a
two hours session to-day, but no witnesses were
examined.
Senator Patterson.
Senator Patterson rested well last night, and is
much improved to-day.
Robbery.
AT ore o'clock this morning S. j. Parker was
70 and near the Baltimore 4 Potomac Railroad
freight depot, covered with blood head badly ca
both wrists broken, and hands and body badly
bruised He stated that he met man on the
street and went into saloon with him to take a
drink, and he was struck on the head and robbed
OF 500 and dragged out on the Pennsylvania Ave
nue. by person unknown. After that he could
give no account of himself until found
The Treasury Department..
The comptroller of the treasury has called for a
report showing the condition of the National
Banks, at the close of business, Friday, December
2Sth.
Naval Affairs.
| Representative Clymer of Pa, who has charge
of the naval appropriation bill, will be ready 10
report 1t to the full committee, which meets Janu-
AIRY s.
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winthrop Savings Bank.
NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given that Emery o. Bean,
~ Esq, Receiver, has filed in the efice of the
Clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court for kennebec
county, specific account of all collections made
made by him, and of all moneys paid out; and that
hearing upon said account has been appointed
before the Hon. ARENAS Lbbey, Jsstce of said
court at the court house IN Augusta on Friday the
lsth day OF January, A. ID. 1878. All persons in.
terest are notified that they may then and there be
present and heard, if they so desire.
Augusta, Dec. 81, 1877.
Per order,
VIM. M. sTRATTOS, Clerk,
dec3l. Observation-Disclosures
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-04

Rain and melted snow, "a inches snow, 5 in
ches; fair days, %; foul, 3; variable, 3; cloudy
,; aurora observed, 0 /; polar band, Con the 4th
10Th, lih 10Th, 18th and 20th rain fell on DAYS
snow fell on 8 prevailing wind, north and north
east; number of days on which cloudiness aver
aged 0.S or more 10; lunar halo 9 on the 18th,
and Dist; mean relative humidity, 76.S.
Lat II degrees, 10 minutes 50 seconds. Long
GO degrees 45 minutes, 30 scconds.-LG. in Gar
diner Journal
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meteorological.

December vas a month especially to be noted
fair days, the absence of snow, the absence Of the
aurora, and the high range of the baron eter.
The mean heat of the month for AZ years ID
2l.96 degrees this year 295 degrees, the highest
on record and more than IL degrees above the
mean. The only two instances where this was
approached, was in 1852, 2S0S7 deg, and in 1871,
2S.GJj deg.
The coolest December was 10 1859, 1895 deg h.,
and in 1872, 1888 deg. Last year the extreme
heat Of the month was 80 deg, cold-lG deg
the extremes this year, u deg. and deg.
The mean moisture for December is 800 inches
this year LA inches deficiency of . SO inches
the moisture for the quarter is li75 inches con-
rains OF October and especially of November.
The total rain fall for the year is 1850 inches,
about 400 below the mean. The past Decem-
Der is the dryest on record except 1879, when the
the total moisture was only 0.S3 inches. The
smallest annual rain fall was in 1916, 1882 inches
the largest in 1862 jl.72 inches, ard 10 1854,
50. 735 inches.
There were inches of snow in November, and
in December. On the 18th fine rain fell with
the snow, and gave three DAYS of torable sleigh
ing. The river closed on the 10th
Another feature of the month the thermome-
ter has not been down to zero. This has occurred
but twice before, ia 1858 and 1857. Last year it
was at zero or below " times in December.
The barometer on the 18th was 80. IA ms. high
er than since Feb. 9TH, 1876, and my impression is
that the mean height for the month 30.l03 iss.,
has not been exceeded.
In this latitude we reckon four winter months.
The summing mp and comparison of the winter
is made at its close, April lst
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BANGOR, January 3. The Wing and Courier
has information that young man, supposed TO be
resident of Fairfield. was drowned at Moose
head lake, Sunday. lie was in the woods for Z.
Totman & Co, and started after the mail with two
of the crew. He went across the lake on skates,
and since that time nothing has been heard from
him. Search was made and by marks of skates
he was traced to open water.
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FIGHTING FOR A FORTUNE.
A Marriage that Created IA Sensation.

NEW YORK, January 8. Thomas Lord aged
Sc, very wealthy man, has married a widow
named Hicks, who was alleged to be sfiianced
some time ago TO minister Schenck, when he was
IN London. 1t Is stated that his sons are very in
dignant aud intend to take immediate legal meas
ures TO protect the property, which is worth come
Sl,700,000.
They assume that their father must have been
temporarily insane, or he would never have mar
RED a woman fifty years his junior. The matter
will probably cone before tie courts in very few
days. The marriage creates sensation in up
town circles
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SAN FRANCISCO, January g. A large body of
unemployed workngmen to-day marched to the
mayors office and committee waited upon the
mayor and demanded work or bread, suggesting
that they be set at work on the streets or other
public Improvements.
The mayor addressed the crowd, stating his in
bility take such action aud counselling applica-
ton when necessary to the various benevolent or
ganIZation.
His speech was received in sulen silence. A
crowd of several thousand then marched to the
new City Hall lots, where they were addressed by
sgitator. Keaney Welloks and others, the speech
to the effect that they must help themselves by
foIcc, il OthO means failed.
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GEORGIA.
Cont Matters.

ATLANTA, January g. Ex-Gov. Bullocks tria
closed yesterday. After hearing the arguments
the demurrer to the indictment for cheating and
swindling was sustained, and an order to quasi
the same was granted, the understanding being
that new bill will be found. A demurrer to the
Indictment for embezzement was overruled, and
the trial ordered to proceed tomorrow.
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ROME, January 4. The pope is suffering from
q cold.
England.
LONDON, January 3. The Times financial ar.
tcle says money is in less demand for any pur-
pose, and bills have been very scarce Extreme
uncertainty regarding the future course of poiiti-
cal affairs causes the greatest stagnaton ever
known in all branches of business Yesterday
afternoon the surplus balance could not be lent at
any price at all.
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MACiIIAS.


MACHIAs, January3. The store in which VIM.
NJ Flynn at Whitneyyilc, kept the post Offices
was burned Wednesday night. Nothing was saved
from the store or office, but few stamps aud
books. y o insurance.
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Health is an inestimsbe jewel. The cough
that depllves you of it may take your life too.
One bottle of fIale's Honey Of Horehound and
Tar will avert the evil, and save you from con-
sumption. VIII you weigh Life against half
dollarf Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops care in | minute.
decl9-t6w limo.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

There was S33 900 fire 10 Salem, ". j., yes
terday. Insured $1,000.
Vulcan iron works, Cairo. H., burned yes,er-
day. Loss $4,000.
II. II. Irish & Co, whiskey dealers, Cincinnati,
have suspended liabilities heavy.
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Weather Indications Tor To-day.

For New England and the Middle States.
stationary followed by falling barometer, increas-
ing northeast to southeast winds, cloudy or partly
cloudy weather, stationary or higher temperature
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENINn RnpOpr

Now York, January 3. ioH.
Money loaned at 6a7 per cent. on call. Foreign
exchange ak; 4.s2-ai.s2- for sixty days,
and S5has5h demand. told opened at .02x
aud closed AT l92s. Borrowing rates 0s4ha7 per
cent and dat, and carrying rate BAL. Clearings
siS,6Il coo. Custom receipts, $3.50 ,9oG. Treasury
iisbursed s1sl 900 interest, 10000 Tor bonds.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Fires.

HARRISBURG, January 3. Grelder's malt house
was burned here to-day, loss. $4,000; insurance
$4,000.
Bailey's block in Franklin was burned yester-
day loss, $4,000.
The Coal Combination.
The meeting Of the Lehigh valley miners and
shippers will be held at Bethlehem tomorrow, to
decide whether to accept or decline the PROPOSE
ton for combination, which was submitted at 3
meeting Of the coal operators in Philadelphia yes
terday.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Etnnsaer 5ournal.
sAcHp.
COurt Matters.

SAco, January 3. No cases being ready for
trial. Judge Virgin has excused the jurymen at
tendance upon the Supreme Judicial Court until
Monday next. The Grand jury report tomorrow
morning.
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KeDnebec County agricultural
Society.

This Society will hold its annual meeting for
the choice of officers and the transaction OF the
usual business, at Read1eld, on Monday, Jan. It'll.
ISIS, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
GEO. A. RUSSELL sec'y.
Rsad6eid, Dec. IL, 1877. iva
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TENNESSEE.
Snow storm.

NASHVILLE. January 3. A very heavy snow
storm has prevailed since ) p. NJ reachiGg a
depth Of four inches in three hours.
MEMPHIS, January 8. snow storm set in at
noon and still continues.
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NEW JERSEY.
Trial of an Ex.Mayor,

NEW YORK, January 8. Ex-Msyor O'Neil of
Jersey City, is being tiled for malfeasanee in Of
flee. in signing warrants for four hundred thou
sand dollars for'work done for which there was no
contract.
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at holds current that | told you yesternicht,"
that SLIPPERY ELM LOXENGES cure Coughs,
&c. For sale by all Druggists
Caswell & Co., corner Washington and Winter
Sts.. Boston.
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Ek MONT.
FIRES.

MONTPELIER, January 3 Fire this morning
destroyed the dwelling. of Z. Rollins and A. a.
Gi cen, and the blacksmith shop adj o ming. Loss,
$1,000; partially insured
The farmhouse of Calvin Brown at Morgan,
was burned this morning. Loss, $1,000; partial
Nv insured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-04

Free of charge-lSample bottle of AaamsonI
cough Ba}sdm at kinsman 4 Co.'S Drug Store
Owing to its perfect harmony in combination it i,
the very best mixture for the speedy cure and re
lief of Group, colds, thrort and lung diseases
Large bottles 35 cents. 2jan-t &wlw
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Bank Matters.

LANCASTER, January g. The Rollns saw
iugs bank gives notice that it Will receive no more
deposits for six months and will pay depositois az
fast as it can realize from sales of securities
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VIRGINIA.
Sentenced.

NEW YORK. January 8. Ettenger, the notori-
Gus train wrecker, who was arrested for depreds-
tions committed on the Baltimore 4 Ohio Rail
road, has been sentenced to the Virginia prison
for Is years.
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Suicide.
Fire.
Sad A flair.
CONN CTtCtrI.
Indicted.

Hartford, January 8. The late officers of the
Charter Oak life insurance company including H.
j. Furber, financial manager, have been indicted
by the grand jury. for conspiracy to deflaud pol
icy holders.
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PERSONAL.

Midhat Pashs, whose departure from Rome for
London supposed connection with Eng land's
acceptance OF the porte's request for meditation
which has been snnounced-has arrived here, on
his way to the latter city.
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ONE TRIAL is sufficient 10 convince the most
skeptical of the invaluable and unfailing efficacy
of Madame ZodOc POrer's Curatice Balsam for
the cure OF Colds, Coughs, Hoasrene IS, shortness
of Breathing, Asthma, Difficulty of Breathing
Ruskiness, Tickling in the Throat, &c. Has been
in use over forty years. Price, %, So and p
cents per bottle. jan3-t&w4w
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ARKANSAS.
SNOW Storm.

LITTLE Rock, January 4. A heavy snow
storm has prevailed all day here. 1t is now five
inches deep and it is still showing. This is the
first storm this season.
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Railroad Matters.

BosToN, January 8. A telegram from Hous-
ton, Texas, says the legal troubles between the
Texas Central and Missouri, Kansas and Texas
roads have been settled, and the running arrange
ments between the lines have been resumed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-04

The committee on elections on the part of the
House had hearing yesterday, on the petition Of
John b. Farrell of Van Buren,, who contests the
scat Of Alexis Cyr, of the same place. Peter
Charles kcegan appeared for Farrell, and W. p.
Whiehouse, Esq, of this city, for Cyr. There
seemed to be desire on the part of petitioners
counsel to precipitate the matter and have hear
ing at once, and the decided; but the com
mittee thought it best to give all parties sufficient
time and 20 fixed upon Wednesday afternoon
next for hearing.
The Maine Senate has adjourned to Tuesday
afternoon next at O'Clock, and the House to the
same afternoon at O'Clock. The joint standing
committees will then be announced, and the leg
islature will be in full working trim. large
number Of the members have returned to their
homes The Legislature has transacted a large
amount of preliminary business in two days.
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Aoral ann State Nems,

Hon. IL. NJ. Plaisted of Bangor, was 10 the city
yesterday.
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Rev. VIM. II. Dearborn, late pastor of the Uni
versalist society in Augusta, commenced his reg
ulsr pastoral work with the Universalist society
in Hartford, Conn, last Sunday, Dec. 20. The
congregation was large and deeply interested in
his discourse appropriate to the Christmas season
The church was beautifully decorated for the oc
cason. Mr.. Dearborn enters upon his work in
that city un Ter very favorable circumstances,
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The crew Of c. Beale K Co. were Toasted last
evening at the elegant eating house of Mr. Henry
Hart. Seventeen workmen sat down 10 the ia
bles TO as fine repast well be gotten up.
Occasions Of this kind are becoming quite fire.
queut and pleasant.
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FORT FAIRFIELD.
Fatal Accident.

FoRT FAIRFIELD January 3. Whitman Or.
cults two year old son of this pl zee. yesterday
drew pot of boiling water upon him, from the
effects of which he soon after died in terrible
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MASSACHUSETTS.


TAUNTON, January .. Levitt Morse, one OF
the wealtbiest and mNt influential citizens. was
severely injured yesterday by being thrown from
his carriage.
Suicide.
NEW BEDFORD, January 3. Wilhed S. Kelley
of Central village, Westport, committed suicide
this morni ing by shooting.
Fire.
LAKEvILLE, January 3. The store of c. Has
kins and the cid Colony depot were burned this
morning. Ha.kins loss is $4,000 insurance
-, 800.
Sad Affair.
At Walpole. yesterday, Frank Cram, aged IS, a
brakeman on the New York & New England rail
road, was killed by freight tram, while crossing
the track.
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There will be fou--ecpses in 1873. Two of
them, one Of the sun and one of the moon, will
be visible in this country. The first will take
place Feb II; the second, July 90
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Difr

In this city, Jan ,, Nav Willougaby, vounges
child Of tugeuc " and Mary H.. WI teLouse,
aged years, months aud days.
In this city, Jan. at the residence 81 his
daughter, Mrs. Rhoia Porter, John Whitehouse a
soldier Of the war OF lsl2, aged 50 years and IS
DAYS.
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There will be regular meeting of Seth VIII
liams Post, No 10, q. A. r., this evening at IL
o'clock Installation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-04

This is the way an exchange speaks Of the
fashionable ladies' hat, or the hdies fashionable
hat, as the paper reads
The most fashionable evening hats for ladies
are crownless. They have been rimless for some
time, and now the way milliner doe. IS to take
nothing and put a prolusion of expensive flowers
around it.
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Hon. John L. Stevens, U. s. Minister at Stock
holm, Sweden, writes a pleasant letter to the ed
itor OF the Banner, from which we make an ex-
tract:
We are all well as usual. We have just gone
to housekeeping, as this, on the whole would be
most agreeable. Thus far we find it less cold than
we anticipated. No snow, frozen ground here
yet. Carriages in the streets, and steamers and
other vessels stirring in the salt waters in sum
mer This is said to be exceptional. The houses
are admirably constructed and arranged to keep
ont the cold when it does come like the lion
Stockholm is well built city. in a remarkably
fine location for health, as well as commercial
convenience. Thus far we have attended the
English Episcopal church. though we intend to
go part Of the time to the French Protestant
meeting. SO far as | have yet observed the Swed-
sh churches are well attended. The Swedes aud
the Norwegisns are enterprsing, well behaved
and interesting people, who seem TO be getting on
admirably in most, il not all respects.
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Suicide.

John w. Fett of St. John n b., and latter y
from Toronto dry goods clerk, suicded at the
Whitmore house, this morning. Stychnine and
i'll health is believed to be the cause.
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The river is still open from this city TO Halo
well, though it becomes more narrow each day.
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They riding along on the street, in this
city, yesterday, when be became sentimental, and
in a low voice, sang, "Wag on, cold world, wag
on This touched her, and she replied, "Well,
George, YOU may like to roll around in a wagon,
but when January comes | prefer sleighing.' lie
was sentimental no MORE but asked her whether
four or five button gloves were the fashion.
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FOR EIt.N.
England.

Italy.
The pope is suffer
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Cleaning 'twixt your parted lips
Teeth, that Orient pearls eclipse,
You'll behold, if every day
SOZoDoNT'S brought into play.
When It's used the breath soon grows
Sweet as perfume of the rose.
2jan-+eod&wlw,
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An ice boat the other day was upon the river
above the dam and attracted great deal of at
tention.
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There were many distinguished gentlemen
present yesterday, at the Inauguration Of the
Governor.
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We awoke AMI found Mother Earth powdered,
yesterday, as it were; but that was all; and we
have got to wait longer for sleghing.
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Weather..

this morning. There has been no Shedding as
YET.
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Copies Of the Biographical pamphlets may be
had at this Office or of the carrier.
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The Aldermen of Rockland have ordered an
election next Wednesday, to fill thee vacancy
caused By the resignation of g. W. Kimball, Jr.,
Esq, as Representative in the Legislature. 1t
viii be remembered that Mr.. Kimball has re-
ceiyed the an continent of Postmaster
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CALIFOR NIA.
4 Large Crowd of WOrkingmen Wait
Upon the Mayor.

INDICATIONS OF MORE TROUBLE.
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WAN ed !!

A young man, graduate of the National Deaf
Mute College, DESTROYS of continuing his studies,
would like to live it'll some respectable family in
this city, during the present winter and earn his
board. Apply at. J0HNSOS'S Boarding House,
State street. III
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The old Eastern Argus has come out in an at
tracive dress of new type, and looks first rate.
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The Reform Club sspper, announced to take
place Saturday evening, has been postponed.
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Boston stock List.

lsnles At The Br0kers' BOard.I
Boston, JaEualy3 1877.
Eastern Railroad, 4Ia4r.
Boston n Maine Railroad 9.-a97s.
Portland. Saco 4 Portsmouth. Ga-a65-
Boston Maine Railroad ,is, ll0l4 ali0k
Eastern Railroad, IL, ass
Maine State is l2-ai .
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PARIS, January 3. Gen. WillpfIen, who signed
the cspiulatlon of Sedvn, daring the Franco
German war; has written letter approving the
conduct of Major La Bardere who was disl ed
from the French army by Minister of War Bore,
for nsuboI ordination in connection with the Limo
yes affair, during the late crisis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-04

Oar edition Of Yesterdays Daily being entirely
exhausted we shall print to-day, and have for
delivery this afternoon, Biographical Supple
ment, containing the Biographical Sketches in
full, just as they appeared in yesterdays Daily
We do this to accommodate those who were una.
bic to procure copies of Yesterdays papcr