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The Portland daily press., 1878-05-10

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The Portland daily press., 1878-05-10
FOR BANGOR.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
THREE TRIPS PER WEEK.

f$n~ The Fast Steamer CITY OF
,IhtAn6 HRICHMOND, CAPT. KILBY, will
s.zzsszgza leave Railroad Wharf, Portland,
@AzN every Monday, Wednesday
mencing Wednesday, May sth,) for bangor, touch
ing at Rockland, Camden, LincOlnville,
Belfast, Searsport, Sandy Point, Bucks
port, " inIerPOrt and Hampden. Arriving
in Bangor about 1890 next morning.
Returning, leave Bangor every Monday
Wednesday and Friday morning at g
O'Clock, arriving in Portland at p. m connecting
with Portland q Boston Steamers, and Pullman
Night Train and early Morning Trains for Boston.
For further particulars inquire OF
GEO. L. DAY, Gen. Ticket Agent,
Railroad Wharf.
e. GUSHING, Assistant Manager.
Portland, May 4, 1878. my4dtf
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COXsUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice, having
had p aced in his hand by East India Mission
sry the formula Of a simple vegetable remedy, for
the speedy and permanent cure of consumption,
bronchitis, cstarrh, asthma and all throat and
lung affections, also positive and radical cure
for nervous debility and all nervous complaints,
atei having tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands of cases, has felt 1t bis duty to make
II known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by
this desire TO relieve human suffering, Will send,
free Of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe,
with full directions for preparing and using, in
German, French or English. Sent by mail by
adde's ing with stamp, naming the paper. w.
". Snera, li9 Powers Block, Rochester, New
York. junel9-4w
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"A New York newspaper correspondent who has
reached down cast early in the season writes Let
us speak good woid Tor the Maine gil She i
a splendid housewives she has beautiful arms, and
The time to see them is when she Is making bread
Why hasn't Longfellow written of The Baking
Of the Bread along with the building of a ship :
Or has he Tue Maine gill is heshy rs Il general
thing. She has rosy, round face she has hazel
eyes, swept by long silky ashes; she has brains a.
sure and true If not sur,r and tluor than Boston
brains Her lips are ipe aud full. She sings from
sunrise till she seeks her downy pillow at night.
She is merry and chip rs a sparrow; when she
laughs she throws back her head. She looks beau
uful- 1t is grand sight to see Maine girl laugh
1t is thrilling, natural and unaffected. 1t spen
did it is nature-Poor, fallen nature risen. Where
is the artist to paint the Maine girl laughing to
save that face on canvass; to duplicate that mouth
in oil colorsI If your monograph has nothing
bat a Maine giIls laugh to throw back upon you,
you rich in melody. There is sweet sim
plicIty about the girl. We are happy at introduce
ing her to any strangers, and hope we may he
remembered, either by cake or Invitation, when
tue marriage bells are ringing.
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The Potter Subcommittee.
CONTRADICTORY TESTIMONY.

NEW ORLEANS, july IL. Before the Potter
SUP committee, Henry &. Fisk testified concern
i ", ms connection with the afidayits OF Dix,
iiobos and Niliiams, that he heard Wilder say
" eDer uid not sign the Anderson Weber agree
men', and thrt Anderson did not swear to il. The
wtness coroborated the statements of Hobbs
and Williams, that Wilder made such statements
bat contladlcted Williams statement that be
|" l!hams) did not read or authorize certain
statements made in bis second affidavit The
witness said the Sffdavr was twice read to
Williams.
Ieury Reed, colored, commissioner Of elections
Of lie i,h ward OF West FclIciaIa parish. testi-
he'd regarding his shdavit before the return ing
board Being shown the original, he said he had
signed It and cid not pay much attention to the
oath, a. he didn't kiss the Bible. Witness in de-
tan denied most Of the statements in the affda-
WI, saying they were not authorized, that they
had been put IA by The writer of tue paper and
that he did not CONSIDER himself responsible.
Charles Gecks was sworn aud testifed that c.
l.. Weber stopped ieg weeks ago at witness
house and sad he was gong to Washington and
that he bad She rman letter IN his pocket.
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Colby Commencemsnt

Colby Commencement
The following is the programme OF commence
meut at Colty University:
SUNDAY, July, 81
Baccalaureate sermon bv President Robins, at
the Baptist church, at IL =. NJ; sermon before
the Boarimtn Missionary Society and Yonng
Mems Christian Association, by Rev. Alvah How
ey, ID d., Of Newton Theological Seminary at
~ Z. NJ.
MONDAY, July %.
Pre- defamation of the Junior class, at the
Baptist chur h, at +. NJ.
TUESDAY, July %.
Examinations for entrance at Room No. o,
Champn Hail. at A. NJ
Annual meeting of the Board Of Trustees at
Room No. 10, Champlin Hall. at 9 A. NJ.
Annual meeting of the Alumni Association, at
Alumni Hail. at 2 p. NJ.
Ivy exercises of the Junior class on the college
campus. at L. NJ.
Anniversary OF the Literary 'ciet es.
Grafton by A. II Strong, President of the
Rochester Theological Seminary.
Poem by Rev. 5. ID. Phelp-, u. D., of Hartford,
Ct, at the Baptist church, at z. NJ.
WEDNESDAY, July "a.
Addresses of the graduating class, at the Bap-
fist church. a. IL 4. VI.
The procession forms before Memorial Hall, at
10 IL A. NJ.
Commencement dinner at Alumni Hal AT p M.
Library and Cabinet Of Natural History will
be open from to p. NJ.
Concert nv Miss Annie Louise Cary, aud the
Germauia Band Of Boston, at the Town Hall, at
Is f.. NJ.
Presidents Lcvce after tue Concert.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
THE )NGRESS HOLDS ITS FINAL
SESSION.
THE TREATY SIGNED BY ALL THE
PLENIPOTENTIARi
NO SUPPLEMENTARY CONGRESS TO
BE HELD.
BISMARCK CONGRATULATED BY
ANDRASSY.

LONDON, July ID. Government is busy with
details OF the military and civil establishments in
Cy prus. The papers announce the appointment
OF postmaster Tor the island, and other officials
for the administration OF government. General
Wolsley has under consideration a scheme of An
influential company to introduce RAILWAYS.
AT yesterdays sitting OF congress, Bismarck
moved supplementary conference be held next
autumn, either at Copstantlnople or Berlin, hut
Salisbury declared his inability 10 sccede to any
proposal interfering with the immediate submis
sion of the papers to the English parliament, and
the motion WAS thrown suit.
BERLIN, July IL. The congress hell its final
sitting to day. All the plenipoe ntisries and
other embers were present in full dress, as at
the opening. The proceedings commenced at
2.S0 and ended at O'Clock. The treaty was
signed BY all the penpoientsres.
The secretaries attended previously-at one
o'clock in the afternoon-to sfix plen po,en tiary
seals to each copy. After the signature, Andras
~ warmly eulogised Bismirck's presidency Bis
maick thanked the plenipotentia for their in-
du!gence. The proceedings terminated with
grand court dinner, this evening, at Whitehall
palace.
NEW YORK, July 49, A Cairo letter says the
whole OF Egypt is ia English hands, including
the navy, coast guard ana everything else. The
khedlve might rs well sbdIcate in favor of the
English protectorate, as everything is now done
under English dictsuon.
BELGRADE, July IA. The Seryians have post
cd strong detachmcnts on the Drlna frontier to
enforce neutrality on Serviaus, ii as apprehended
guerilla warfare Is commenced by the Bosniaps
and lierzegovinians against the Austrian troops.
BERLIN, July II. Bismarck, in his speech at
The Closing of The congress, Saturday, declared
that he did not hesitate to affirm that this con-
gress deserved well OF Europe. The plenipoten-
tiaries would have tho Consciousness of ,ying As
far as was possible restored aud assured peace
lie entertained the firm hope that the European
understanding would remain durable and that the
cordial relations established among the plenipo-
tentiares would consolidate the good relations be.
tween their governments. Bismarck incidentally
remarked that his health was such that he had
scarcely hoped to preside over the congress till its
conclusion.
Andrassy started for Vienna on Sstur Law and
Beaconsfield left for home to day.
VIENNA, July IA. The Political Corresponds
reports II Is Sid Gortschakoff and Beaconsfeld
have drawn up the basis for the future Anglo
Russian understanding.
LONDON, July IA. Reuters despatch from
Constantlnople announces that several batteries
OF artillery aud IL battslions have been scnt 10
Nslo. These prtparst ions are declared to be
merely p'ecaution against possible disturb
ances.
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Chicago PrOauce Market.

CHICAGO, July l3, 1878.
fLOUR-ENtra spring 4.40a560: western 430;
southern $50.
WHEAT MOP Chicago spring Cash 95aa5I,
july 9j-Aia August sS-a1a; No. g. Us7--; ), Ut
o5'saotOst Regular. a, reject Ell 63-,
CORN sales re Sular, -; cash ABLY; July
s"li; August, 3''aH5s; >, pit. 0NOs6.-; rejected,
81.
OATS Cash 26-a-; July, 2iIa2ia; August,
RS sept. O.20.
Rye io-.
BARi.El-lS-.
DIES 81 HOGS -4.Ila4.l21&.
PORN Casn 920-a9l71; July q3r-; Aug.
ust Z79ag o. sent. oC5.
LARD-Cash Il s2la 10 Is July sl-ags7L
August, S.}say0; sept G95l.
b Lii MEALS Shoulders AZ AZ short rib
sl'i'5 IA - short Gear rib l4a9 clear sides
s4a6A.
WHISkEY-I0h
FREiGH ro-Corn to Buffalo Il. cents; wheat
- cents.
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LEW ISTON.
he New Railroad.

LEWISTON, July IA. The train of the Buck
field Il Runford Falls Railroad Co. came to Lew
iston Saturday noon. The train consisted OF an
elegant passenger car, smoking car, mail and
baggage car, and express freight 1t was a very
elegant equipment for the new road. On the
tram was President Was!burn, Treasurer An.
drews, Supt. S. +. Coiser, and Other officers of
the road, with some members of the Patten Car
Co. They left at Il 3d. and were to 90 over their
road on a tour of Inspection to-day. Regular
trains will commence running Monday. Train.
are to be run to connect with the morning and
noon trains for Lewiston and Portland. But one
train will run, connecting with the 100 express
from Portland and 80 train from Lewiston.
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Prof. Lancaster OF Augusta, whose success with
q juvenile and rudimentary class in vocal music is
f.yorably remembered 10 " atervilIe, has been iu-
vited to make another visit here for the benefit of
beginners in music. He invites those interested
to meet him at the Congregational vestry on Mon
day evening next, at II o'clock. His well
known success here half dozen years ago should
give him good reception, especially at this FIST
meeting, where terms win be made known
Mothers are invited to come with their children
when convenient, and notice the mode Of instluc-
ton. -JyatergfNe Mail
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LINCOLN NILLt.
fIress

CAMDEN. july 10. Mrs. Joseph Frye Halls
house and barn were burned Thursday night, at
Lincolnvic, with library of one thousand
books. piano, three gold watches, money and
other valusbles, including household goods. Loss
$1,000; insured $1,000.
BELFAST, July IL. The house of Mrs. Mary
NJ. Hal Of Lincolnville was burned FRIDAY even
ing, with most of its contents The hre was
caused by a defective chimney. Loss $4,000;
partial insurance.
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Gold opened at 100 IL.
Custom House Matters.

Ii is reported that Secretary Sherman offered
the collecorsbip OF this port to Postmaster James
ON ednesday, but the after declined the honor
Deputy Collector Lydecker says the charges
against him were exploded by investigation, a
long time Sgo.
The Mercury says the recent changes in the
Custom House means nothing but the beginning
of clean sweep of all Conklngites from fedora
offices IN this city, including Custom House sur
veyois, naval officers and appraisers departments
post-otficc, marshaFs Off e, internal revenue of
hce, district attorneys office etc. 1t saws the OBJ
Ject is to till all places with Fentontes, who are
to work entirely for the election of Evarts to the
U. >. Senate, and the programme W Ill be carried
out by Merritt. 1t is stated Gen. Arthur and Mr.
Cornell have several letters from Sherms i, de
msnding prominent offices for OHIO politicians
Yellow Fever.
Several cases of yellow fever are at the quaran
tine hospita in the lower harbor, from vessels ar
irving from Havana. Yellow fever is reported
very violent at Havana, this summer, as well as
the small pox.
Appointment.
Col Burt, newly appointed naval officer. and
Genl Merritt, newly appointed collector of this
polt sent their bonds to the Secretary of the
Treasury to-day for his approval.
Railroad Matters.
News from Saratoga is that the manager of the
Great Western of Canada, has been authorized by
cable from London, to accept the proposition OF
Vanderbilt 10 refer the question of admission o.
the through business between the Canada, South.
ern and Great Western, TO Merritt of the Penn
sylvania railroads. 1t is now given out. appar.
ently on authority, that general meeting OF
Trunk lioe representatives will be held at Saisto
"a next week, and an arrangement is agreed upon
by which rates will be maintained at fair figures
aud expenses reduced.
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St)ItJN.
Murder.

SKoWHEGAN, July 49, some excitement has
existed in the town of Scion over the death of
WIN. jackson, who was found dad from the
supposed kick of horse, June II. Last We'd
nesday he body taken up and an inquest and
trial held, lasting three days. The verdict len
dsrod was that jackson came to his death from
a blow from the pole of axe, or some similar
instrument, in the hand, OF some person OF per-
sons unknown
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" ASIiINt.TON.
President HAYES.

WASHINGTON, July IA. The President has de-
cided upon executive interference in the case of
"Tltske," John Riley, John Hawkins and "Cno"
Mcintosh, four m, mbers Of the Creek nation, in
clcted for manslaughter (and Riley conticted) IN
causing the death of one Ch, ate, Choctaw ne
gro, who was killed VIII lie evading arrest, by the
partses named, who wire police officers Of the
Creek Nation.
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The following willbe found applicable to tn

The following will be found applicable to this
vicinity. as well as all others. Every body knows
it is easy to spread ISLANDERS but hard to check
them. One may do mischief in few minutes
which life time of repentance cannot neutralize.
A story is told of woman VIII, freely used her
fesson to the priest of what she had done. lie
gave her ripe ths'letop, aud babe her go out in
various direction and scatter the seeds, one by
one. Wondering at the pennance she obeyed,
she then returned and told her copfessor. To her
amazement he babe her 20 back and gather the
scattered Seeds and when she objected that II
would be impossible, he replied it would be still
more impossible to gather up and destroy all evil
reports she had circulated about others.
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change ~" @.At AtANef
No young woman ever looks well TO a sens.
hle man Is when dressed IN plain, neat, modest
attire, with but little ornsment about her. Sne
looks then as though she POSSESSED worth in her
self, and needed no srtihclal rigging to enhance
her value. If young woman would spend as
much time in improving her mind, training her
temper and cherisnIng kindness, mercy and other
good qualities, OF her sex do III extra dress
and ornaments, to Increase their personal charms,
she would at least be recognized among n thou
sand-her char acter would De read III beI couute-
nance. Hhs at
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The following are the recent postal changes for
Maine
stablished-UPper Dam, Oxford Co., Thomas
McCand, Z. NJ.
Arpointod-John T.. Cortrcll, North Baldwin
Cumberland Co.
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CONDEN SED TELEsRAMS.

Henry Madison, employed in Kenyon's mills,
South Kingston, X. committed suicide SstuI
day morning by shooting.
Senior Matthias is appointed Mexican secretary
of foreign affairs.
The government warehouse at Fort Lincoln,
Dakota, was burned on Saturday, Loss about
100000
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short Notes from the Seaside.

Capital Island, Cor Pig Cove as it Oris-
naIly calico is one OF tue group OF beautiful
islands in Boothbay, and Is dlstaLt from the
Village of Boothbsy Tor the "Harbor" SO called
about three miles. 1t is, without gsinsaying,
most beautiful spot, and if it does not eventually
attain the same popularity as its more poitentous
neighb and iiva squirrel Island, it VIII not be
fol- lack Of natural advantages, or because means
are wanting for rational enjoyment as well as fol
all neediul comforts. The hotel accommodations
all that any reasonable mau can desire. Dur
ng the past year Capt. Sidney has erected a very
inc and commo0ious hotel, with ample sccomno-
datous for seventy-five or one hundred guests
anu under his genial management, with careful
and obHging oversight OF his Truly excellent
'h,l pneet, there Is nothing left undone thai
can be made to contribute to the comfort of his
friends and patrons. HIS hotel register already
more who have engaged IoJms Tor the are
expected during the week. Among tue guests who
have been sojourniug here ior some weeks are John
Dorr, Esq vi Augusta, Capt. L. Watts OF Halo
veil, A. l.. Gilkey. Esq, wife and daughter, anu
i. &. Manning, ESD, aud family Of Portland l..
Parsons OF Oak and Cal; LS.W iggin, John Small
E. Campbell and &. 5. Briggs Of Bah; Edwn'
Elwell, John Dunphy, and a. & Davis, ESQ. and
wife, OF Gardiner, and Edward Clark of Farming
ton. There are also u number of families from
Bath and other towns on the river, camping. g"
whose pretty white tents are seen doting the
cosey little lnlets and green spots on the Island,
and presenting an air OF peace fu and quiet enoy-
ment to its lovely surroundings. The facilIte.
for fishing, sailing and bathing are all That can be
desired, while the expense OF boiIds which is ex-
cellent, and the rooms, which are clean and air,
is placed at so low figure as to put 1t within the
reach of persons Of very moderate means to en-
JOY few weeks of rest and qIet at this truly
beautiful elsie of the sea- L. p
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The Coming Master.

The Coming Muster.
The following companies of Maine militia have
voted to attend the volunteer muster;
Co. ID. Norway Light Infantry.
Co. +. Skowhegan Light InfaGtry.
Co. +. Augusta Capital Guards.
Go. g. Bangor Jameson Guards.
Co. ii. Belfast City Guards.
Co. l. Hampden Crosby Guards.
Co. y. Oldtown IIersey Light Infantry, and
Portland Montgomery Guards.
The legislature having refused an srpropria-
ton, the men viii be obliged to serve without pay,
rations being furnished by the State.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
-rO rHE--
Daily Esnnedtf Journal.
I'otII.A
SprpIiasle.

PORTLAND, July IL. Bishop IIcaley was to-
night sero uaded at his residence by Coles Band,
10 the presence Of a large concouise of the Cath
Ollie population of the city. The Bishop respond
ell in Il short but appropriate speech.
Railroad Accident.
William Edward Gllunrtn, aged twenty years
jumping from an out going tram on the Eastern
railroad 10 day, was ran over by the Ogdensburg
train, crushing hi hip and shoulder so badly that
he cannot 1--we.
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CAR VI Ell.


BANGOR, July IA. house and outbuildings in
Carmel, owned by Rufus Jones and occup ed by
E. II. Gregory, were burned Friday morning
Buildings insured 5000. Mr. Gregory lost val
liable colt harnesses and carriage; no insurance
Cause Of fire unknown.
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GLOBE HORSE SHOE NAILs.-We are inform
ed that A. Z. Berry, Esq, Veterinary Surgeon
10 charge OF Hon. Z. I. baFnums great stud OF
elgant horses, which were much admired
here all last week, says that during their tlav-
els for the past seven years all OF the horses
belonging TO the circus have whenever they
could prOcur them) 6een shOd with the Globe
horse snoc nails, as they hold on the shoes
much longer and trmcr than any other nail
they have ever used. What better proof OF their
superiority than this is wanted = Boston jour
nal June j. t,xwlm
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I)EEdiNt..


PORTLAND July IL. Eben NJ. Pldmmcr of
Deering. attempted suicide to night. by di,charg-
ing two shots fion double barreed gun into
his mouth. His head was horribly INITIATED aud
he cannot 1--we but few hours. He hal been
respondent of late account of lack of work.
He has family.
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BANGOR.


BANGOR July IA. Detectives Knox and Perry
Of Boston, arrived in this city to-day from Bur
lington, Me-, where they arrested Walter F.
Wade and Ii. Hutchinson, for larceny of $500
from the Lowell Railroad Co. Two hundred and
eighty dollar were found on their PERSONS. They
start for Boston Monday morning.
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BASE BALL.

AT Brocton, Mass.-Howards 10, East Bridge.
waters l.
At Hornellsville, n. Y.-IIornells 4, Buffalos 0.
At Cleveland. Ohio-Stsrs 9. Forest Citys 8.
At Albany, N. Y.-Worcesters of Mass, 6, Al
banys3.
At Chicago, nl.-Chicagos s, Milwaukee,. of
Wis, 1.
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A Rem ark able Result.

1t makes no difference how many Physicians, or
how much medicine you have tried, it is now an
established fact that German Syrup is the only
remedy which has given complete satisfaction in
severe cases of Lung Diseases. 1t is true there
are yet thousands of persons who are predposed
TO Throat and Lung Affections, Consumptions,
Hemorrhages, Asthma, Severe Colds, Cough, &c.
who have personal knowledge of Boschee's
German Syrup. To such would say that so 900
dozen were sold last year without complaint
Consumptives try just one bottle Regular size
IS cents Sold by all Druggists in America
apl22- teod,Sw wifi
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The Train Wreekcr.

=
Harley Brown, of this State. who was arrested
for wrecking a train in Delaware, by which four
persons We're killed, has made q full cor fession
He said that he at first placed the tie the cattle
guard and then took it out again, intending to
throw it off the track. When he heard the whistle
of the approaching train he hurriedly threw the
tie down and landed it across the rails. Not stop
ping, he ran toward the train, and tried 10 signal
III TO stop. He said he had no intention of wreck.
ing the train, but placed the tie there intending to
warn the station agent at Clamon, think ing by so
doing to get position on the road. He thought
he would be able to do this in time to stop the
train, and had no wish to do any damage either to
person or property. Brown was committed to Jail
to await the action Of the corouers jury. The of
fence is capital one in Delaware, and Brown W III
probably be hung.